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KZ? * 1 '' t j / GRAND FORK THIRD YE Alt. NO. 130 ORAND FORKS, B. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1898. PRICE FIVE CENTS. IN OLD MAN BURNED TO DEATH. Tbe Dormitory of tin- Whitman COUIlly r.H.rlioii**.* ll,'Mtr,i> ,',! I.i Flre, Si,|.|.i.s.-.l to llnve ll.-.-n Started Ity III*- Mini Who I.OMt III. I.IL- ju ill,. I ..nlli.** rnlh.,1. EHwrton, Wnsli., Nov. I,—The slopping iip.ii'iini-iiis nf tlie tii.ili. Inmatoi at thc Whitman nuiiity poor farm wore destroy- i'il liy fire yi'-ileriliiy and Q. W. Hull, nn n-.'!-.! inmate, pori*fhcd in tin- dames. It ia believed Hull nl the lin1 whloh destroyed ihe building nmi ooel hiin his life. The tii. wn-. discovered aboirl m n. in. nn.l In a fow minutes the building was a mass of ruin-, amid whirl) could lie seen the L'harrcd remains nf ihe aged victim. The building wm a large squaro frame strut*- lure nf r.ni. and one-hall -.Units ami was huilt two years ngo. It was dry and biinn-d like Under. 'Although tlie lire oecurred in the day time and several of lhe inmates wen' iu the building, iki effort wns made to rescue Hull beyond calling to'him. He was lying un a ool and refused to move and the inmates who discovered him, being old and feeble, had not the presence nl* mind nor Btrength sufficient lo ilni*j- him from the burning building. One Inmate grabbed an iron bedstead in lhe room where Hull lay and tried lo save it, hut allowed the mail lo perish. When W. II. (Ile.isnn, keeper of the pour fa'rm, returned from town, where he had -.'one for lhe mail, it was too late lo save Ibe burn- in*; building or the man. The body wns burned beyond all human resembhinee. Coroner Ferguson with Deputy Prose- outing Attorney Itouthe hehl an Inquest. The jury returned a verdiet that de* ceased eame to his death 'by lire and found no one to blame, lt is the consensus of opinion thai Hull set the lire wilh sniiiil.il intent. He has frequently said of bile thut he would he heller oil' dead and would not live long. Hull had only been here about 10 days. He had been here before, but hud been working near Kndieott anil returned lo Colfax two weeks ago wilh .$*2.'i. He slaved in Colfax on a continued drunk until all his money was gone and returned lo the farm. The property loss is about $500 and nearly covered wilh Insurance. The fad thnt a strong south wind was blowing alone saved lhe other buildings, whieh ure quite valuable. WASHINGTON. Kitlilns county ha« shippi-d 00,(t0l) sheep this year. It. II. Andrews of Centerville bas jusi sold 1500 head nl* ewe sheep to a parly in Tbe Dalles for $2.50 a head. fc'loK-hlnger llros. nf Asotin county have brought their sheep oul of the lllue inmtn- tains and will drive Ihem down lo Sheep guloh, on Sniuke river, where thousands of sheep lind pastm-.i-.-e nil ihrough the winter on the hillsides. Not in live years have there been so few idle men in' Ellensburg. It is almost Impossible to get a man lo do odd jobs ami the services of all classes now have to be engaged fur ahead. Ex-Marslii.il Parker, uf Palrhavcn, who departed for Soutli America wilh aliout $40,000 of the city's funds a few years ngo, is said lo bc in Dawson City. John De Pries, in a letter to Mis. De Pries, suys he saw Parker on September 10. The Washington State Dairymen's As soeialion will hold its annual meeting at Ellensburg on December 28 and -ill. J. Ij- Smith, Spokane; 11. P. Heed. J. P. Sharp, It. 1'. Tjossem and ,T. 0. Goodwin are the committoo on arrangement, finance and reception. •state drain Commissioner Wright said the oilier dayi "I find there will be a large number of fanners throughout the stale wbo will do summer fallowing next season, and give their land a year's rest. If Ihey do so, they ean afford to hold their present crop lor many months, and then, if there should be a shortage in thc southern countries, they ean sell at an immense profit." The commissioners of Kittitas county made the following levy ut their meeting last week: Por county current expenses, •I inills: for county bond Interest, 2.5 mills; for county road, .5 mill; for counly bridge. Ai mill; general slnle purposes, 2.7 mills: general stjhool purpives, 11 mills; general military purposes, .2 mill; gen oral Interest, .2 mill. Salaries of county ufllecrs, $l(l,iii,j; suporlor court expenses, $;1500| justiee oourt, $810] sundry county expenses, $852.-). Total, $211,0110. Ex-Treasurer Lookwood of Pacific county, who recently returned lo Soutli Bend und surrendered himself for trial on a charge of emliczzliiig counly funds, lind a hard lime of it during Ihe six months he was a fugitive from justice. He waited on table at Victoria, 11. 0., for a starter. Then he wenl lo California, and visited 111 counties in his aonroli for work. Thc places he held were! Driver of* four- mule team iu a logging oamp, poll tax collector, cherry-gatherer in nn orchard at 50 cents a day, cook in n San Francisco saloon, and kitchen man at a summer resort. PRESIDENTS PR0CIAHATI0N. Tl.niikxalvlMK for Clary of Victory itii.l "lie Hope of IN-fie-?. Washington, Oct. 30.—The president has issued lhe following thanksgiving proclamation! "Ity thc president of the United States: "■A* proclamation: The approaching November hrings lo mind the customs of our anee-tors. hallowed by time und runt- ed in onr niosl sacred traditions of giving thanks to Almighty Cod fur nil the blessings he has vouchsafed to us during tlie past year. Pew year- in our history have afforded such muse for thanksgiving. We have liecn blessed by abundant harvests; onr trade and commerce have been wonderfully Increased, our public credits been improved and strengthened, nil sections of our country have been brought together and knitted into closer bond of national purpose and unity. "The skies have been for n time darkened by the cloud of war, hut us we were compelled to Inke up lhe sword in the cause of humanity, we nre permitted to rejoice thnt the conflict has been nf brief duration, and the losses we have hnd to mourn, though grievous and important, have been so few, considering bhe great results accomplished, ns lo inspire US with gratitude and praise to the Lord of Hosts. We may laud anil magnify his holy name that the cessation of hostilities anno so soon ns to spare 'liolh sides the countless sorrows and disasters that attend protracted war. "I do therefore invito all my fellow citizens, those ut home us well us those who may be at sea or sojourning in foreign lauds, to set, apart and observe Thursday, the 24-th day of November, ns a day of national thanksgiving to eome together in their several places of worship for u service of praise and thanks to Almighty God for all the blessings of the year, the mildness of the seasons and t'he fi-uitful- ness of the soil, for the continued prosperity of the people, for the devotion and valor of our countrymen, for the glory of our victory and the hope of righteous pence, and to pray that tlie divine guidance whieh has brought heretofore to safe- ty and h not*, may be graciously con-tinned in the years to eome. "In witness whereof, elc. WILLIAM M'KINLEY. "Ity the President, John Hay, Secretary of State." COLONEL WARING IS DEAD. ''ii iiUlit Yellow Fever While 01 Govern men t Duly. Hnve iieiu'lieil Jerimnlem. Jerusalem, Oct 31.—Emperor WUHnni nnd impress AngU&fl Victoria, witb tbeir suites, arrived in perfect health at the encampment oufasido tho lown Saturday. At 11 o'clock their majesties entered the Jaffa g-ato and at 3 o'clock visited -the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. The street* presented a lively appearance and lhe buildings were lavishly decorated. Mr*, noikln Arrnlnneil. P.m Francisco, Oet. 31.—Mrs. Bolkin wits formally nrrolgnod before Judge Carroll Cook Saturday upon an indictment filed liy the grand jury charging 1»er wilh the murder of Mrs. John P. Dunning of liover, Delaware. Mra. Bolkin pleaded not guilty and tflie case was held over until Saturday next to be set for trial, New York, Oet. 30.—Colonel (leorge E. Waring, .Jr., died of yellow fever yesterday at bis he.no in this city, where lie has been since be arrived from Havana on the Yucatan Tuesday last. He was 67 years of ape. His son Guy lived for some years in Spokane, ami Okanogan county, Washington. Dr. Blativett. wbo bad been attending Colonel Waring during bis illness, was summoned at 1 o'clock this morning, lie found Waring hnd becn attacked with black vomit. Thia symptom continued all morning. Waring died at a quarter to eight. The body was placed in a hermetically sealed coffin and every precaution taken to prevent spread of tbc disease. Colonel Waring had jusi returned from Havana, wbere be was sent by tlie government to ascertain thc exact sanitary conditions and report the best methods fnr putting tiie place iu first-class sanitary shape. Waring was apparently wed when he left Havana and felt only slightly ill during the latter part, of the voyage, but when lie reached home he was obliged to take lo bed. It was then discovered that he was suffering from veilow fever. REPORTS ARE GOOD AND BAD. I.omlil liiilliiiiH Arc \\ orlhlcsN, lull Mil liy 0-lipm Are Dolus* Well. Washington, Nov. 1.—The majority of annuul reports of Indian agents to the commissioner of Indian nll'airs are of encouraging nature uml indicate progress generally along civilized lines. Some of lhe reports, however, nre not so gratifying, and make some surprising Statements. Unusual in the annual report is the following arraignment, in the report in the report of E. M. Verian, in charge of Ihe Lemhi Indians in Idaho. Ile says: "They nre addicted to gambling, horse- racing and dancing and the iniiuence of the so-cullcd modioine man operates to the disadvantage of lhe tribe, Tbeir rail advancement has nm. been what It should or what it WUS possible to have la-en under thc circiiinsluncef*. In the agent's annual report for 1882 on the Lemhi reservation I lind 211 Indian familiisi were engaged in farming) 18 years after I can repyut but •II following agricultural pursuits, un In- crease of 12, not one convert a year." Agent Fuller of the Blackfoot agency, .Montana, referring lo the opening of the toded portion under mineral land laws Inst April, says prospecting has been practically fruitless und predicts abandonment of the so-called mineral strip before the first of November. ITEMS FROM THE NORTHWEST. dime n ben everything was made ready tliat the blast furnaces were shut down but four hours while the steam power I was being cut out and the electricity in- Btailed. There an- a number of motors, Iwo of 175-horae power each, and three of. [ - ill CMS II OFFICE AGUINALDO GIVES HIS ORDERS Proo-rc in i in* ewes nl $3.2.1 and 500 ewe lambs al $2,110. 1100-horsc-pmvcr, on,- of 50-liorsc power,! J l'he Hon. James Fergus of lewiston lias *|Tiree \ one of .lOHioree power und one of SIMiorse | „-,„.«,,. i(,.f„»,.» i„ Helena* llie In- just celebrated his Moth birthday and is .MONTI* A. W.nk ..n the grade of tlie Cobo-Brida . branch i- about completed. I Jonas Hnlverson of filendive has sold I to John Marti,, and C. O. Narum 1200 TW0 FACTI0NS AMONG THEM. SUttCS mill Oxer Hie I,in,— Lively power. Times iii Die Trull Creek Ilia-I Unite Xol So U'nrill. irict—strikes in Wnaliln-jlon nmi : 'ih,. iiunc district is not hampered by i.ini...—irriuriiiiun in Montana— conditions which exisl iu manv of tic -iiinini; Notes. mining pactions of lhe world, iu regard to extreme heat in the lower workings of the mines. The highc-l lempei-al ure al a depth of 1800 I'eet that hus I n lound in tin* llutle copper min.- Is 72 degrees. Thi, woul.l indicate a comfortable working Never before in tile history of the Trail Creek district have so many men been employed in the mini's ol Ibe camp. Never before have the mines of tho oautp bi shipping so much ore. As a resull of I telnporaluro. the',' two , liti„u, llosalund i- enjoying s'"« »*•' T""- a prosperity hiUierlo unknown. 'n'" well known Wolvori ine was The War Magic Cousolidaled Oompany recently sold by thc sheriff lo satisfy a is essentially a Canadian corporation. The judrTmenl of $500 (Ignimd the olive Hold company is' incorporated under ihe law* Mining Company, in favor of Sets Urol this province, llie bead olli if the »' company is iu Toronto, where the principal stockholders reside, consequently Imt little is heard here of the company's doings, ns all business, not directly tributary lfl the mine, is transacted there. The mine ill addition to paying all operating experiments, adding penmanen't improvements, additional tuahchinery, etc., sine dune of this year has been paying dividends al tbe rate of 1.1 cents per share per month, or 18 per cent per annum on lhe capital stock. Two hundred and fifty men nre employed at the mine now. This force will be more than doubled when lhe new plant is in successful Operation. Two Ill-ton skips will 'be employed iu the new shaft ami these skips will give the mine u hoist, iug capacity of 2000 tons per day ot' 21 hours. The management of the mine lias openly stated that, from known ore reserves, there is at least three years' supply of ore in sight, without Inking inlo nccouul any ore bodies that will be opened up in Ibe regular development of the mine. Ir is also slated that lhe company will after the lirst of .lanuary increase llie monthly dividend to $50,000 -ami may possibly make it larger. Adjoining the War Engle on the east is the Centre Star mine. The purchase of the. Centre Star by tlie I'oodcrham-ltlaekstock syndicate even .il such a fabulous price as $2,000,000 was a rare stroke of business. Wilh the Centre .Star and War Eaglo Ibis syndicate now holds undisturbed ibe key lo Ited mountain. Purchase pri.es of mines running up iu the millions are few anil far between, and the Centre Star, it is believed by local mining men, is an isolated ease where two millions word paid nu a proportj ••' fore a dividend had been declared. Nevertheless the Goodci-hoin-Bhickstock syndicate paid this enormous price, and it is eonlideiitly believed will moro tban "come oul. even" within the lir-t two years after acquiring possession and the commencement of shipments. Strike Iii the Conquest. A'.sensational mining strike was made lust week in a property owned liy Spokane men, and only 4"i miles from the city. The miners in the Conquest broke into four and a half feet of ore. Ill' this, three feel is profusely mineralized quurlz, which assays $1(111 per ion. and a foot and a hall is carbonates, specked wiib native cop [j10 peacock mines from Weiser, nnd it. is per. The carbonates have not yei been g-<{(t that ihe railroad must be begun wit) II. A. Brown, lhe former owner of the Wolverine, has secured the services of a solicitor and claims that he can prove that Ihe Olivo (lold Mining Company never owned the Wolverine. The Wolverine is situated ulxiul ten miles from Uraud Forks, in Brown's oamp, and is a high- grade copper proposition. Ore In I.c.iiiiKtnii. Tin* latest report, from the Lexington is that the tunnel is in over 10(1 feet, with three uud one-half feet of white iptai'tz iu the face sprinkled all through with galena. The properly is situated ou tiie upper pari of Elk creek, which puts into tho South Fork, jusi above Wardner. Idaho. Suit Seidell. Ileal estate was unusually active in ltosslan.l in consequence of lhe authoritative announcement thut lhe PftJ-is llelle suit was withdrawn and a compromise effected. Titles may now he obtained to lots ou Ihe ground which has been ill dispute for years. 1'iisl.iiti; ii Tunnel. 'llie cross tunnol on the Knob Hill in Republic camp, has reached lhe 100-fool mark and is still being driven al the rale of two feel, each day. two shifts are eon slanlly employed ou the work. It seems quite likely thai the. ledge is not far from IS feet distant from ihe fnce of tihe drift, Milling Nolo*. Several men left Wallace, Idaho, to commence work on the buildings for the workmen engaged in putting iu ibe new tun- nel for W. A. Clark on Sunset park. Thn dredging plant of the Hon A. nl Company at liannaek. Mont., is said to !..■ a tolul wreck, l-isl week the 1ki.i1 sank, submerging the machinery, and on Saturday night llie Ixfttt turned over, and il is nol though! Hi.n anything can ho saved The proposed site of the Unshoe smelt or, east of Anaconda, has been jumped by a man named Or.iham. who has staked out a quartz location, which ho calls the Waterloo, ami is sinking a shaft upon I In- ground, which lie claims contains mineral. The location llolleo was posted upon the property Oetdber 10, but it i- claimed il has not been tiled in the oflice of the county .lerk and recorder. The pending deal involving llie Seven Devils copper properties, in Idaho, thai has been in progress of completion for four weeks past, i- reported to lmve been con-uniuiatc.l. The deal involves the building of a railroad inlo the vicinity of assayed. The Conquest is owned by D, W. lien- ley, Mayor E. 1). Olmsted, Harry L, Kogers and W. M. Rid]<at.h. ll is six miles down tho l'end d'Oriello river from Newport. The section i.s familiar to thousands of Spokane people who have gone on the Ureal Northern su miner excursions to Albany Falls. "The strike was made in the upper tunnel of the old workings," said Mr. Ileulcy. in III) days and pushed rapidly to completion. The railroad reaches a point within .'WHO feci in elevation from the Pen cock. Near Three-Mile ereek, n short distance above Virginia City, Moid., Dr. F. V. Ellis has a pro-peel which is making a most excellent, showing. It is celled tbo Iron Wedge. Years ago the Doal from the ledgo was found by prospectors, and time ml again the lead bus Wen prospected MEN-OF-WAR FOR MANILA. Dewey Snj-» Tliere Ia Need of I,lull! Draft Gullbontn. New York, Oet. 30.—iA dispatch to tho Herald from Washington says: Two more men-of-wur will probably follow the auxiliary cruiser Buffalo to the Asiatic station. Orders hnve uli'eady been given lo the gunboat Helena to prepare for her long trip through the Suez canal to the far east, and as soon ns she Is ready she will start. Bear Admiral Dewey has impressed on the department the necessity of having a large number of light draught gunboats among the Philippine islands, lite York- town, it is understood will be placed in commission on the Pacific oott***t nnd start for Manila. At a point 40 feel from the mouth of fofj but with no success until the pasl thc tunnel there is a break iu the forma* f,.vv months, Now Hi feet of tunneling has tion, and we made an uir shaft down been run, whicli expoies an ore body four through it. Fifteen feet, from Ihe bottom j -f.-c-t. in thickness, assays ol" which go Into of the tunnel, in this air shaft, we fallowed the hundreds. Last week a land olliee decision wns mude by Register William H. Ludden and Receiver S. A. Wells involving Ihe hind near Cheney, on which mineral strikes have lately been made. Samuel T. Mnl- moo made homestead entry for the southeast quarter of section 82, township 21 north, range 12 east. The decision today gives him only ."Hi acres in the western pari of the quarter lection. On this be makes final proof. The rest of lhe land ..ii llie contest of Qcorgo W. Knglo and u number of minis was declared mineral. wluit appeared lo be u stringer, and die feet in we opened up this ore body, The assay I have just received gives: Hold, $5.1(1; nipper, $07.20: lead, $30.40| silver, $6.52." The IIoii-lurnM Mill. The mortar from the Golden Winnie mill, which bumod two years ngo, wus taken to lhe Honduras mill at the head uf Pony gulch, near -Delia, Idaho, lust week. They claim Hull they will be dropping slumps in llie new mill within a week. It has been years since any min ing bus been done on Pony gulch, although Ihere nre some very good pros- MILLS DESTROYED BY FIRE poets there. The Honduras will be Lh first slump mill iu there, although Hie , 1IN„ ,,r several lliiiiilr.il l'I,...i.nn.l Puy Templeton put up and worked n cannon bull mill some yews ago. Like oilier inills of lhe kind pul up in Ulio Coeur d'Ab-nes, il proved u failure, the Hollar, ui vnnootJTor, Vancouver, B. C, Oct. 27. Firo brok i yesterday morning al ;i o'clock at ihe quartz being loo bard to 1 rushed by nlU,tings sawmill ami entirely destroyed it. Tun hundred and fifty men are thrown .nil of employ ul. The mill was one ol t'.'o most complete on the Pacific eons:, having a capacity of 300,000 feet a day. or 11,11011,000 feet per annum. All the valuable machinery was destroyed, ns well as the wharf and company's mill-. Thc owner- are the Royal City Planing Mills Company, ami the loss will amount to •rat hundred thousand dollars. Throe that method rapidly enough to make it. pay. The Buckeye, near Murray, -till bus one of Ibe cannon ball inills, uml when it. lias very rich quartz it rou.sts it and the cannon balls will crush it, but handling ordinary rock is out of the question, 'llie Honduras mill will be driven by water power. TrrlKUtlon Sclieine. 11 is understood thai the conlmel ha been lei for lhe building of the two large |,uuhcr ships were saved by strenuous ot irrigating canals in Yellowstone counly. flM|s- Montana. bv lho stale arid land comniis- Miiruenl I.llllll,.lies, uml SlI.VH Ile ! II ll.lle a lid beal'ly old lllo II. win Seise Hie Steamer i-'iii|iiu»a General H. St. II. Youug, formerly Wherever He ClUl l-Mlnl Her I'll- \ colonel nud uelillg Superintendent ol lh. less Prisoners Were ISxohon'reil. National paik, iias I assigned with his 1 command to duty iu ('nl,... at woik T.VII TlmiiMllii,! Iiimii,.,;,.,,!. Willi Their lll'llerr. Irr III, ,„„i*l„K l„r (ifii,*,* in suuiinu.i—General *.. ooil Trying to Coulrol Tlieir Factional Trmihli'N. Chi, Odt. 30. A special dispatoli *\'''''« "' •'*" ''•' »* "'" »- »""- ; ManzauilU Oet, 31. The H-dl oi Gen •„„„ M m„ „„.. j"" ""•;-;''■"»• ■;'«"-' N*>""1" ■■'"■l " » ,„i i.,,,n,„d \\ i, ...,.,.,„.„ .„ ,„, Horn .1 in null -a,i . I report ial thai .-oil more are m ib.-u wi\ , , c Anny officers besl Infon I of the til ,0 wol-k ou the Kollspell division. ' ,"'"y ''"J""'"""! '" Si-uittago, haa been iplno situation said i" Lho corrwjiondenl i ilu- inter -Ocean tliat t'hey were prncti ...une-*. Huhu of Red l/**l^-- lu-* ri-.ih.-il a pa ten I for bi* deaerl land .-him ui 320 -ally assured blinl the uwnraciHa would U0IW)i \\,, \m dlijxwed <-i tic- raucli tn make uo trouble nttoul wkhdrawUig can Luo |!lM.|,y )..,,-|; c-i;.| company for a cuu pletely trom Manila. Orders for Iheir Uideratiou of $2080. witlidraual euane from Malaloa and luive| j,mMV ^ i^u, of Qlendive dripped 22 reached the Insurgent comitmndcre The negotiations fur tbe exchange ol the Spanish and Filipino prisoners drag head <»i IXhv«gii county beef cattle to Chicago vvltlch topped tho mark«t foi western range cattle tlii- Reason, the price along slowly, Aguinaldo being preoceu-1 i^ng $4,80. pled with the withdrawal of tlie inrntr- Alexander B. (IpshaW, Industrial teach genu from Manila. He told Paterno, the Gr ;iI t|H> Crow agency, haii been trans Filipino negotiator, thai he wns anxious fermj to a like position at tbc lien™ in get rid of the prisoners it the Spanish H<hool in Nebraska, at a salary of s..n.i would promise to release all political ex* jM.r annum. i'"J. li i> reported tbat Engineer Ooddurdj M. Andre, the Belgian consul, i^* very uJ- ,;n.<lt Fjl|Uj „ ho U,|S kilM iu t|||1 hopeful of tbc sHccrs-i (tf the negotiation! wbich will be resumed as mmhi as tbe difficulties with the Americans nre settled. * Jeneral OUs and Admiral Dewey an1 heartily in ftivor of bhfl cxdiange. Aguinaldo seal hi- fcprcscntativc, Ta vera, on Saturday U> ask Admiral Dewey to relea.se tlie in-nr<.'cnl launches ami also the steamboat Abbie, which brought arms fur the insurgents. Dewey refused tu do -ii ami lold Tavern thai In1 would eei/.e I be insurgent steamer Kitipinos wherever he found her. The Insurgents have four steamboat'-.--- the I'llpinos, Don Francisco, Tagal nnd Barog. Admiral Howey wrote to M". Andre, saying thut unless ibe insurgenlv agreed to exchange prisoners wiih the Spanish be would seize all four of these vessels. IDAHO. recent wreck at. Flood's, earned $4000 Insurance upon his life, and his famili is therefore left in better ein-um-taueer than was expected. 'l'he proposition as .submitted to mid accepted by ihe board of trade of thc eity of Missoula to build a public park aud county fairgrounds on the plot weal of tbe Kuropean hotel i- receiving eucoiii aging support from the citizens of Mis SOU 1.1. Clark Bros., of llynum, recently made n big sale of lambs to Linden of C-rtscade. the transaction including some 10,000 head. 'Jhe price is reported as $2.2o pei head. The .same tirm is delivering tiiiHt head of yearlings to >. 11. Hamilton ol Winona, at tbe Benton stock yard-. \V, I>. Deaton witli a force of men i- on his way to Billings driving aboul 1200 head of beef cattle for shij m to the Chicago market. Tlie bunch include* .ill A Bannock Indian convert i- with the of the II ii brand, beside- a number ul Xez Perec preachers learning their meth smaller Utnds. ods io help hi- swirk among hi- o*.n John Herman, who is the packer foi people. tin* Northern Pacific land examiners1 out* l.a-t season over sHiHMi worth of apples fit, has left Libby for Melbourne with hi* were -hipped from Troy, in Latah county, pnek animals. The outfit that came down and the indications are now that this amount u ill be materially added to by nexl season. The advance in ibe price of wood has caused a number of men to go into timber along the streams tributary to the Pipe creek last week is expected i turn in a few days nnd will examine lands in the vicinity of .Melbourne. Dr. Hen-hall ami hi- tone have been busy for several weeks distributing lish to many point** in Montana. Fish have (learwater to'-it wood In l>e rafted down already becn .-hipped i*> \leinw. Dillon, to Lewi-ton. Wood i-. selling for !?2 Hi Red Rocli, Townsend.. Lombard. Joseph f. ,i. h. .it Vollmer, and $3.2» at Ken 'ine. Dorsey and Leadboro, Shipments tlrlck, which te causing the wood choppers ■ will be made to many points on the Great io bustle. ! Northern and Northern PadtU' ilu- According to ihe Lumberman there i- month. Al-.. several streams in the (ial a good belli on the coasl for a -mall tur latin valley wil! be supplied, and sonic peii'tine factory. There arc two species of tho waters of the Vellowstone park, of wood rich In turpentine and allied pro ■ dmt-. Douglass lir and "bull" pine, hoth HER GREAT PEACE JUBILEE. of whieh yield turpentine, resin, wood al- j eohol. pilih and oilier 30 called naval ■„ ,■,,. MUJiiirj DlNplny Thirty products. | TliiMixaml Sotillerd Miitetiett Governor Steunenberg of Idaho has re j ■ived a letter from Colonel done- at j Philadelphia, Oct. 2s, There was com Manila announcing the arrival of the reg imental colors ami expressing high np* precvition of the gift. Colonel .Jones add? pcii-aiion y.*-terd.i\ for the disappointment in the enforced postponement of the civic parade wbich had been scheduled for nu letter to Mis- Hmiuo Edwards, wlio Wednesday. Yesterday upeued witl hns clmrge of the collection of fund- for bright sunshine and with every possible the eolors: "The little bouquet of sage brush was liiylily appreciated. It- fragrance brought back sweet memories of favorable opportunity for the assembled trowds to witness the great military parade, which wa- the program for the day friends, scenes and homes in Idaho. 1 in tbe week's peace jubilee, thank you most sincerely for it I prize From 25,000 to 110,000 soldier- had it and keep it in a handy place in my j reached the iit\ to participate in the room, and frequently regale my olfactories grand pageant, and .ill wen- promptly at with its frajrnnee." j the assigned points of aasemblage to take Thc corps of railroad surveyors who their places in tiio great procession, recentlyleft Kendrick to survey a route up The president and vice president of the the Clearwater to the (niua- Prairie coun* l'nited Slate- with members of the pn-i- try are working along the river above Big I dent's cabinet, distinguished arm) and canyon towards Kaniiah. Big canyon, is navy ollicers, ami hundreds of thousands lias been generally supposed would he the of residents of ihi- city and other local route to the Camas prairie countiy. from | itjos honored tlie occasion witli their pros the fael that the grade Is an easy one ence, and utmost the entire populace ol and would tap tlie fertile Held- of the the city cheered the soldier- aa ihe\ Cold Springs prairie, wRieh Include a moved over the line of march. President scope of territory completely emir led by ! McKinley, prior to ihe parade, rode in a mountains ami 35 mile- in diameter, lt carriage over the route of tlie pttjffPfesion is now supposed tliat they are surveying to viow the decorations, and was greeted fur a route lhat will cross the prairie from j with a Continuous ovation, a ditl'erent point aud yet be on a lin.' General Mile-, the head of the United with the route that lead- to the Lolo I States army, in thc lead of the procession, pass, through which it. te generally nn siarted from Broad street nt ii o'colck lers-tood a .road will bo eventually built ami proooedod via Broad street over a from Untie io this country, route of about -even miles, Aluml foin hours wero occupied in passing a given point. Thc decorations wire ihr moat pro fuse ever displayed in the city. Four Iloyr* Sentenced. st, Joseph, Mo., Oct. 28.- In the erim Inn) court Herbert Donovan. Alon/o Arte bum, Charles Cook. James Hathaway and ! THE ASTUTE ASTRONOMER. William Hathaway were -entenced to thc| penitentiary for Id years for robbing the He Gave the hliiK til the Desired Burlington passenger train near st, do , informnflon, leph on the ewuing of August ll. The robbers aie mere boys and are of g I1 (a--ini. an Italian bj birth, was the famlllos, | best known of the nfttronomera of the Ptoris observatory wlien founded bv Louis Ten State Tickets iu Oolorndo- DKNYFli. Col., Nov. 1. The time al lowed by law for making changes iu the stale tickets has expired, The middle-of- the-road populists* will bave no state lick XIV., and. iu consequence, posterity has very generally supposed he wa- the di rector. Tbat he failed to he sueh was not from any want of astuteness, It. te re lated that the monarch once visited the sionors, which the latter havo been at work upon for the past year. The ditch ei. the court, having decided, at (bc last observatory to sec a newly discovered moment, that Ibe party has no standing. | 0lM)|1., through the tele-cope.' He inquired There an; ten stale ticket-, but onl> four \ |n u|,.,,t direction the comet wa- goin- lo candidate- for governor. move. This wa- a question it was imihis- siblo to answer at the moment, because HoiinUfl] snip Arrives. \ 1)ill|( observations and computations would Now York, Oct. 30.—The own? hospital i u0 ,ieeessary beforo the orbit could be ship Missouri has arrived from Puerto-1 worked out, Bul Casslni reflected that IJico ports with 271 sick or wounded | ti,e k(„g „0l,[(| „,,, 1,,,-u ai the comet patients, most of whom are suffering with ; again, aud would very soon forgot what malarial fover. typhoid and dysentery, be had told him; he*thercforo described listnuuetital iu bringing all the eloiueuUi among the ruban** to the fronL Nu fewer than 2000 insurgents, ui whom 7O0 ure olbn'i-. want olli, «•-, and their clamor amouni- uiiuosL to a demand. I In ic ai«- two lending factious, one headed by General Jesus KaW, and the ot'her by (Jen eral l;io-. ,\i present most of ibe of* (lees aie lield b_» representnlive* ol tlio Uubi faction, including the mayoralty and custom house in-|M-et. r-iiin. General Wood, ill order lo pacify ibe i.io- fue lion, has given tbem six positions in rural police forces and turned ot cr to one of their people the light*hou*c iit Cajie i ni/, logciher wilh several Other minor appointments. Bui neither party i- sat- istied, each thinking that it ought to have all thc olliee-.. General llios does ma dare evprcsa his opinion publicly on (Jen- eral Itabi, but he feels in.it thi- te his district, ;i- he ha- bad the nominal charge of it for three years and that it ought to belong to him a- far us appointments of Cubans to olliee are concerned, ami all the mon- so because be represents General i alixto Garcia. i iiiinnx will Sot Work. lhe majority of the insurgents hero have no money, and go a lnm I living |tl,Ml hand to mouth wondering what will hap Iicn next. Armed men are m*t allow ed ration-.. .\- the Cuban-, will nol di-baud and will not work, nothing remains but for them to strut about the city with machetes and revolvers. Some of thorn au* nearly naked, others appear iu long-leg ^ed patent leather boot-- with silver spurs, carrying superbly wrought Toledo machetes, A tew w ear immaculate w like suits and Panamas, They are for tho most part the New Vork contingent, each man now a veritable bombosto furioso. Except when be i- on board the gunboat lli-t, whieu brought him here, General Wood i- besieged by these seekers of olliee. Among the interviews he has had wa- one with < o-neral Rtos, who wanted the mayor of M.in/anillo, .me of Ibtbi's faction, dismissed and hi- own man appointed, i-ciicr.t! Wo-mI a.-ked oil wii.it -round- ilu- dismissal could be -u-t.iiiic,|. ile -aid: "Is ma thc mayor a competent oilicei': Ha- he n..t an excellent reputa- thin: Did iic ii •'■ servo bravely and effectively throughout ihe wai':" To all ihi- General liio- replied in the afllrmntive. but he insisted tliat hi- own nominee wa- entitled to the position because I"' was a liios man. '1 m- interests of tin- citv ami locality were apparently minor considerations in the mind of ihe Cuban commander. But Ihi- appears to be the ea-e everywhere among the Cuban insurgents. TrflOlIM Alter I ii-ltn n-*.. Denver, Oct, 31. \ special from Vernal, Utah, soys; Reports irom over the line in Colorado an- that thc troops from Fort Duchesne are -till iu pursuit of the runaway lie*, but the redskins have thu- far elude,) ihem. It te reported thai Gome Warden Wilcox is gathering a force of cowboys t > drive tbc Indians back. The Indian- have announced their intention to kill n ranchman named Thompson, who lives in the vicinity of the tragedy oi la-i year and who the Indians believe betrayed them to the state authorities. A Murderer'* llefenne, S.m Francisco, Oct. 31.- In view of the fact that the Tennessee regiment wa- leaving for Manila thc depositions of several witnesses in the Walter Rosser murder case were taken Saturday. The testimony wa- all in l!o—ct '•, favor, thc witnesses telling of his previous good Standing and orderly conduct, ib r two soldier- who were with hiin on the day that he murdered Hcun Hildebraml -aid that. Rosser had been drinking and that lie appeared to have liecn drugged, General W. II 1. Hai tie-, who ha- undertaken the defense of Rosser, will make hi- plea for bis client on these lilies South Africa hns a telephone system. Tlie Stnnotvntc Trust. AKRON", 0., Nov. 1.—It is announced on thc north side of the Yellowstone river | |j1;lt ft combination representing s."i per will irrigate over 10,000 acres of land, j con*| 0f ||,0 entire production has la-en and tbe one on the south side will cover fn].|)lrii ln control the nwkTuelion of wliite. over 50,000 acres. Thc contract includes M,u.|. ;ulil ,.,,]. giam| stoneware in the the settlement of these laud* within the ('hjUmI Stales. |j. ]■'. Kent of Akron is next two years. The completion of tillla .pr0ssUlcn1 of the concern. important work means much for the state. , _— ^—_ Hun hy F.l-pctrletty. ^ ''«■« «>f »«■' «' Million. The Fast, Helena smelter plant is now! Bombay, Nov. 1.—The greal lire in Se-] evening. The stmies are of immense si/e being operated by the electrical plant at rhugur, one of tbo capitals of Cashmere, j The olive and lemon crops lmve been eonv Canyon Ferry, on the Missouri river. All in the vale of Cashmere, destroyed all pletely destroyed. thc maehinerv that was formerly run by ' the public, buildings and many residences I steam power'is now being driven bv elce- ' yesterdiiy. One man was killed. The | Multon is brought from New Zealand wbere the appeal in ihe Dreyfus ease is trieity. Tt is related as on evidence of damage'is estimated ut 10 lakhs ($o00,- to London at the rate of about 2 centa a j being heard, became so dangerous tbat the tbe promptness with which tho work wus 000). pound. lawyers lied, nldiers died during the voy.i Ti-rriiic linn Storm. Mentone. France, Oct 31.- -This district wa- visited by a terrific hailstorm yester* dav afternoon, which is continuing this its future path in the heavens, quite at random, and with entire confidence that any deviation of the actual motion from his prediction would never be noted by bis royal patron. Friffhtenctl (lie l,iuvy*t>rn, London. Oct. 2S.~-Aceording to a special dispatch from Paris, the anti-revision* Wt mob around Hie palace of justice, jn mining claim \\ iiiiiini IIj-ile Denil- St I OtllS, NOV. 1. William ll\de, al one time managing editor of ihe st. Loui* lb-public, died Saturday 11 hi- homo m this city of hear I disease, lie had been a nu Iter cr fiom ill health for a long timo. ami for iwo months prior to hia dentil had been confined to hi* home. He was Oil years old and wa- born at Lima. V ^i . During President Cleveland's tii-l admin istratiou Mr. Uyde was appointed post* master at St. Louis, NoriM*.est Trap Shooters, Seattle, Oct. :!.>. Tom Ware of Spokane is tbe king of the northwest trapshooters. Yesterday lie won the Post-Intelligencer medal, representing the state championship ai inanimate-, for the fourth consecutive year, defeating Williamson ami Mo- Broom of Spokane, Ellis and Stevens of Seattle nnd Dr. Smith of Pacoma. in his tirst string of •_'.'• Wan- missed onlj one. in lho second he failed on three, making hi- total -core Id. MoiHiiii-i Cane Deo I ile il, WASHINUTON, Nov. I, Chief Jus Uco Fuller has announced thc United States' supreme court decision nfilming Uie judgment of the supreme court of Montana in tlie cose of the St. Ixmis Mining il Milling Oompany against the Montana Mining Company, involving rights Ft is said that in Paris there are 80,000 dogs, or one for every 30 inhabitants. (**&?. THE MINER. CllK M-INEltis printed on Saturdays.- ami will if be mailed io any address lu panada or tlie United Stati-H (or one \ei.r ot. TLreijit of two dollars Single copies live cents, OOXTI'-;.: i ADVEKTWEMENTa Inserted at thi rate ol 12 pereo!limn i- h : cr month, TRANSIENT ADVEItTIBEMENTS Inserted at thenitoof lfi ceifttt pe-r uonpafgil line Urst Hiscittini. Advertisement! running for a Bhortcr period than three months art-classed transient. QORRGSPONDENCK from every purl of tho / Yale District anil communications upon live topics always acceptable. Semi i;t your news while ii la rresh, and we i^ III do the rest. JOB PRINTING turned out In first-class style ut ibe shortest m-tlce. Address F. It. McCARTERifc SONS. Qrand Forks. B. 0. Kirby. Big Jack, ■'. Novak and !:. C. Cam ■ fm red to which Is necessary to carry on pint of ki-t\ nrT ■eroii. ,!''' ";li,l railway with which tho said company : NU I iv-.t ., ,' . -.., . , ,. ,, . t. is ready forthwith to pr -ed, application win t November i-Albm.ii-ra nnd Melton, Jos- Darcy. ,... 11!illU. tot!u. ,mlg0 ol Ihl. ,.„,,.;.; cotirt of liu. Oro, Taylor, Oppenhclmernml Feldman, County of Yale at the court house, Rossland, |\T01T- K - ttBRI British Columbia,on lhe Oth day nf October, i 1\| P hnei 1896, at th« hour of iO o'clock in tho forenoon ford v.,!'i::.i tothe -.ln-riti'of t!je paid county of i'alo to put the Hiid eompttt,y in ptihHd'Sion of ■■ dd In:;,!- ii ud r the pr >vl tons of lhe Brlt- IMi Coanuhla I tail way Acl which will issue, vou ou nmi occasion or m Ihe mean- tnirv. McHahg* ■ I rs for llie Columbia aud Western Railway Company 'I H .NBFEllS October26 Pair I'-iy. all1 Int.. H. tu Mi ■. I'.ioo/ .. :.■-,-. ' . int. J - n fl r. Curran Octob r2S UiUTop, li iut . Robt. tf i id lo R. ,, ,,, , I'Jiiltj hliowgood caubu totheoontn Bluart. City of il at real, all Int., Claude Abbott & Hart-Mi Gidon to III [i ■'■ ■ Octi berSl- lopsj i II mt John II. l! \ t .Thos I. Par^iuqn. Caroline, X Int., Hugh T\VT\VT> Sweeney to Leo Neff. OKJDilK, F. if. McCartur. Sit-. Business Miiincer. '". ;■:.. hi. MtTAUTKii., Editor. jl^USX If MCClRTER, .III Secretary. Carson Lodge I. O. O. F. No. 3'/. . MBKT8 EVERY SATURDAY KVE- nim; nt s o'clock in Iheir hall at Canon, H C, a cordial invitation extended to all sojourning brethren. WM.>). CLARK, N.G. A. M. Gr.MN, Secrctaiy. «W SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ;ih, i£ GRAND FORKS' PROSPECTS. Notice cf Arbitration. PROVIENCE OF BRtTISIl COLUMBIA, Oboyoos tnvi-ioN of Yale. In th'3 Matter of tlie British Columbia county of yale, i Province of British Columbia. | To-wit: in the mutter oi the British Columbia Railway Act and hi the matter of the Columbia mid Wcbtcrn Railway Coin* pany mid in the matter ot Lot 107, Township?-', Osoyoos Division of Yule District. upon reading the affidavit of if. T. Wllgresa R.alway Act and in tho Matter of | bereindatcd the4th day ol October UfflS the Coltimtia and Westorn Railway i the certllleate Company. landthenotlei if Brdiiju -M Johnson I eroln bitraMon.lt lsoid«Tcdthal the | not ico of arbitral iou aforesaid lie laser led three r ., ,, ,, ,, ,.,, , ... -,, . ,r . ■ times In the course of one mouth In iho Grand roH.R. Scott, ol Phoenix in tha State of Ar - ,,-1)1!Ks Ujsi(k newspaper published In the Os* zona in the United stato. Williain H. Davey oyooa Divlaiori of V. !,- Dlstri. i. oi-irutui i>ori;> in tin' Province --i I>i-Jt Columbia, GeoMitiu I* Dave} and Mary Dated this oth day ot October, A. D.( 1898. Jane Davey, both of the C'tyoj Victoria lu wm. Ward Spikkb. thcsald provinco D-it. Ker, Joseph Wilson I .—.———— — l...... —.__-. nmi A. .1. Yates, nil of thcsald city of Vi. tnrla. trustees of tli Erb Estate, Ii. Kpratrge aforesaid, administrator of Lhe late James D R, WES'nVQOD. . Y GIVEN TII \T AN AV- . lii-iuion will be made to the Parliament of Otiuuda nt the next session thereof, for an act in Incorporate u Company to construct and maintain a railway from n point on the International Boundary Line at or near Cascade *0^*OFFIOB—:Next I City British Colombia; thence in a westerly di* j _ reetlou follow lav the valley of the Kettle river toapolut on the said Bouudary Line, at or nenr Carson, also from another point un the --aid Boundary Lino at tfr nenr T&ldway, theuco northerly, following the valley of Boundary creek to a point ahoiu twenty f-'ij miles north of Midway, with power in construct, and maintain branch lines and m the suid IK-uo-dnry Line to connect with and to operate the whole in conjunction with ihe Railway Liiu. of the Spokane Falls and Northern Railway Company, with power to the compiuiy to construct, operate ahd maintain telegraph and telephone lines, us well for commercial purposes hs the business of the railway, and for all other necessary und usual powers. Dated lhe 18th duy of July. A. D., 1808. I.onwux it Duff. Solicitors for the Applicants. PHYSICLAN& SURGEON, Oftiro. Grand Forks Townsite Co. LIMITED LIABILITY. HrVs"nd°k^ Notice of Arbitration. : of Lhe late Jain flichter, of Osoyi mers of tiie propel Yi LJ ARE ifBRKllY NOTIFIED UND1 Hi.- provlslcni ot the British Col uml pRallwnv Acl noil Amendments:— McConnell and K lu tho Biifd pro' Im e, herclDuftei described Thut-llc up uj requires foi lain land* in thu trict, belonging to II deposttC I in tl: id Wi-h Hallway ,e purposo of lu railway nyons division ol Vale ni, kIiow ii on a map or hind registry utile Ab the season ndvanoea the prospects of Qrand Forks becoming e distributing centre are becoming more ossurod. Bituat'ed as ii !m in the very heart of llie only furmlng SPc- ,1iiJii in IhiK lorer country and surrounded "im all Bides by miniug properties of some note, which insure for this town tin* ivholu* ■unle trade of tbe entire Kettle River district, 16 fs true that most ol the best mines ure not closo to Qrand Forks, but It is sofa to state thut within a radius of 13 miles of our town , ilicte ore over iifly mipipg proi-orties which have every indication of becoming shippers wil bin lho next twelve mouths, and ml td . tliese mines; are tributary lo Grand Forks. '" It m on,y the matter of a tew montlis until brunch lines will be run from the main line of the Hallway nt (irand Forks to all the different mining cumps. In addition to the nh'nve whioh insures tbe frormaueupy of tie r-fty the enormous amount of heavy rock work on the railway construction only some six miles distant insures the expenditure of uu immense puy roll, there being over 2,000 men employed uow on railway construction jn different camps laying from two to twelve miles from Qratul Forks, thu nature if the «ork being prosecuted by these large forcew j 0 tfegrc- of men is composed ebli Hy of u si-Hen of tun- tile nelsaud huge open opts stretching «ver a !li th 74 degrees Boutlieriy iii south-east c distance of some eight miles, commencing at | lot numbercd°oIL Fisherman's creek and ex fending up to Stun-' pn either side of biit eamp. The length of tine it will take 0f saftlRRS",■'■■ to complete tills stretch of rock work will, nor of said lot, tin ' east, i loop* mnl purilcularlv described »« follows; All that portion of lol number -■-'■• in township luiinlici'?.' ie tin i iid Osoyoos division Im'Iiik l."» fed on either side of a certre line, whicli center liin- eomineiiCOB al a |niinl 111 lhe westerly tlmll of said lol lfiti'2.8 reel souih ofthe north wesl comer of said lot, thcnce09.li feel along a 6 degree curve tp the ipfl, thence lltu feet m degrees 2J minutes Oast, thence 262.5 feel alongn 1" degree curve to ihe right, ihencd I8fl.fi feot . ,i ii im fit) degrees 03 minutes cast, theacefllfl feel along a ■.-di-uiv curve to tiie left thence LOOfeol south 4-r degrees 3 minutes east, thencp ■!!, 9 feet along a2 dcurcu 20 minute curve to the righl, lln nee 180 feel along a 12 degree curve to the right, theuco 125.1 feet smith 5j dogrees 86 uilnutos enut, ihence 82.2 feet along nn 8 degree curve to the left tp-a polm in the southerly limit of said lot C-22A feel from lho southeast corner of snid lot, containing 4.57 acres nmre or less; all Uiui portion of lots numbers Im and 827 in the said township being 15 feel on either side of a certain lino, which certre line, which centre line commences ut a point in the tho westerly limit of said lot tgi, 130.4 feet south of tlie north-west corner of sold lot Im, thence 2211.7 feetnprihSO degrees 21 minutes eatt, thence 21)5 leet along sn 8 dSgreo curve to tho loft, thence 141.8 feet north 02 degrees t"» minutes cast lo a point hi the easterly limil qf said lot number 887 being 250.4 feot nortb of the nortli east corner of said lot number 827, containing 6.47 acres more or less; all thai portion of lot uurabcr851inthesald township befng 15 feet on either side of a centre iinu, which centre lino commences at a point in the westerly limil of said lot 88i* being 10.19 5 feet south of lhe north-west comer of said lot, llience 780 feel north 02 degrees l'i minutes east, thence 2188.8 feet along a 1 degroo 80 minute curve to the right, thence 1188 feot along u r> degree enrvo to the right, ihence 1882.6 feet souih -j? l' minutes-east, Hiem« 780 iconic: s » ■.r.ii.u'l- w ita the left, ihence 121.5 fi-el ''l W,U1 PROVINCK OP BRITISH COLUMBIA, { Osoyoos Disivion of y.u.k. ( In the Matter of tho British Columbia Railway Act and In thu Matter of the Columbia and Westerii Railway Comi a y- To Thomas ElllB, or Pentieton In the Distrlot of Vale, Wiiiimu li. Davoy, of Grand Korks In the said District, Oenrglua L. Davey ami Mary Jane Davey, both of iho Ciiy of victoria In tho Province of British Columbia, D. R. Ker, Joseph Wilson mid A. J. vales, all of tho Bold Oity of Victoria, trustees of Lho estate known as the Krb Estate, E, Bpraggett, of said Orand Forks, uduilnlBtra* tor oUho lute -James MoCnnuel and Prank Uie liter, of Osoyoos in the snid District, oh nors of the property hereinafter de- NOTICK IS HEREBY (JIVKN THAT A special meeting ol the shareholders of tho GRAND FORKS TOWNSITE COMPANY. Limited Liability, will bo held at tbe oiiiee of the undersigned on Biverslde street, Grand Forks, B. C, Monday, the 28th day of November, 1898. at (lie hour of three o'clock in the sftornoon. for the purpose of considering and, if deomod udviseable, disposing of tho whole or any run of the assets, rights, powers, privileges ard franchises of tho company to such porson or eoiiiiNinv und neon such terms and condition* as tho shareholders may deem advlseablo. and to transact such oiler business as may he lawfully brought hefore the in UO ting. ClIAKLItS CUKINOB, Secretary, YOD ARK I1EREBY NOTIFIKD CNDER the provisions of the* British Columhiu hallway Act ai d ^.moudiuouts: 1. ThatthoColumhio end Western Railway Company requires for tho purposes of its rail* way certain lands (n the Osoyoos Division cf Yalo District, belonging to you, shown on a map or -plan deposited in the land resis'-rv ofiice at Kamlnoiis and particularly described us follows: all that portiou of lot uumbeicd 157 lu township numbered 72 in ibe said Osoyoos Di visit, n being 45 feet on either side of a contre lino, whloh eentre lina.cpjninenccs at a point in the northerly limit of snid lot022.4 feet frbm lhe north-east corner of nald lot, theuco 4L4.fi feet along an H degroo curve to llie left, thence 257.6feel north 80 degrees24 minutes cast to the easterlylimfI of suiu let, coiituiidng by ad- measuremenl 1.16 acres more or less. 1. The said company is ready and willing nnd hereby oilers to pay to vou the sum of thirty dollars i« a oompensatlnn for-.said Ian.is and ul] damages in respect of the takinu thereof for lho purposes of the company and in the exercise of lhe powers conferred upon it bv its charter and tin said act and ameudnivuts. 3. Tho company appoints Robert (lurnct voflhocify of Vuucouver In the Province oMirlilsh Colombia its arbitrator if its , said offer is not accepted by you. Application w ill by forthwith mode In ac- notice endorsed hereon. fath ."■ ntiuules east to n point in it ef said lol 271.4 leel west ol rner of snld lot,' containing rless; and all lhal portion of iu wiid township being45 feel a centre line, w liich ceniro t a point in the westerly Unfit •I cast of the north-west cor* ,-iu-, 87.6 feel south 38 degrees nee '211 7 feet along a 12 de Dated thlS4th dav of Oct Rossland; B. u, her, A, D., 16D8, at .uecoidingto what the conlrnclorH doiig the , ylec curve loih'e left, theiico4...; feel south -Korlv sny, be compleied in eight months ; degrees 00 minutes east, thence 609 rect along a .. .. . , I twelvedc^ree cui ve lo the right, thence 122 1 melius mei-i.s thnt muny tboUBUUds of feet south 18 degrees 18 minutes easl theuco dollursnill bo expended in Qrnud Forks dnr-470fcctnlon*? a 1" ,i"i-"1"'-' outvo to the loft, , . ,, . . , , thence 7.r>'.» feet south c,r, degrees ;n minutes east, iptfthat period, lhiafact, us -hub bofora thence 686 7 feet along a 12 minute curve to the Muted, Insures the immediate' prosperity of left, thoucel64JfectnloiigaO decree curvo lo ,, . ,, . ..... ' .,, ' . ,. the led io a pnli:i in the easterly iimii of said Onin.l hoiks nnd vicinity, so thnt taking hot, 1692.8 feet south of the nonh east corner of into consideration the natural advantages ol! said lot numboied 058, containing 628 acres ■Uniiul Korks ns a distributing centrp, which I •>. Tho said company Is ready and willing insure permanency as well as the enorinous \&ViA 9u'er8 t0 l"^''""1'111" :,lhl V HW8 00, ol ' ,. .. . ... , whicli one hundred dollars would be approprla* nmount ot ruilwny money that will be ox-; u*.i to the portion required as above si tout of lot • puidtil leie during ruilHuy construction, "umbered 184, as a compensation for <nld lond-fl I , ,, . ,. *i . , • . ' "ll11 "ll damaged in respect of ibe ta' Solicitors for th way Comj \IU10TT ,t llART-MCITAnO, iColiimbla and Westorn Rail* any, ■ RJ. STANLEY SMITH, M.D. CM.. (McOill Univ.) ^lIV.-il.MAN-.SllllfllCllNAND.'.OCOl'rlllil'It. Coroner for Grapd 'Forks Ulnlug Uivislon of Yalo Dlalrtct. ■ Ol'FXOE:—Jttb/Jcenoepltal, Grand Forks, B. c. s I * r.\ MS P, n-'iY, ":A Ai [A I v**j; TT S. CAYl.EY, BARRISTER AT LAW, Solicitor, Etc., Olliee at Rcsi.lenr-e, just across First Street Bridge, Grand Forks, B. c -p WOLLAATON, Provincial Land Surveyor, civil Engineer, vac •3RAND FORKS, B. C. CERTIFICATES OF IMPROVEMENT. PAY ORE FRACTIONAL MINERAL CLAIM. Situate in the Grand Forks Mining Division of Yale Distrlot, Whore loetitfedt-In Brown's Cninp adjoining ihe Pathfinder Mineral Claim. TAKK NOTICK Hull I. Smith Curtis as ac- Kent for Bunnell Sawyer Free Miner's Ceitilieatc NO.18310A. Anthonv .I. McMillan Free Miner's Certificate No. 8382A, A. William liart-Mellaift Free Miner's Certifieate No. H'JBSA aud Smith Curtis Free Miner's Certificate No.8728A, intend, Sixty davs from tho dale hereof, to apply to the Mining He- corder for a Certlfleateof Improvements, for lho purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further Hike notice that action, under Bection 87, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of improvements Dated this lath dny ol September, i*ito. [dlT-NovWJ SMITH CURTIS. i |W'iri(-i)i-<4 lhe HtiKition from ull hiiii-a ourcltfjtoriBshould eongrntubiic themselves 'Jbul thc.v nre residing in Grand Korks. I aud all ell ■ of for ihe nurporo* of the Cninp exercise ofthe powers conferred upon it by its i charter and Ihu said net and snicudmeuts. i 3. Thecoinpanyappoinifl lloheil Garnet Tat* l lo.v, ot Mie olt)'<ofiYaficouvi!r in.tlie Province of British Columbia, Itsiirbltratorlf its satd oiler Is not accepted bv vou. I. Application will he forthwith made In accordance \> ith the nolico oudor>ed hereon. Dated ibis Urst day of OOtqhor, A. I)., 1888, nt Rosslund, B, c. AUBOTT it H.u:t-M''Haiiu, Solicitors for the Columbia and Western Railway Company. YOU ARK AI.SO REQUIRED TO TAKK notice that because th iid I'ho Columbia and V eslorn hallway Company rcqulrrs lho immediate possession of tho land within re forred to whioh isneoessart toenrryou part of the said railway with which the Bald company is ready forthwith to proceed, application Will be made to lhe judge of ibe county court ot ihe County of Yale at the court bouse, Itossland, . , - > Brllish Columbia, outhe'6th day of October ni much but lire quietly saning wood nnd nre hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon im a warrant n Mm «„,,« tothe sheriff of the said County of Yale i" I"" n ini race the Baid company in posslnu of the said lands and utilesa I undorlhc provlBionB ot The British Columbia ilch wil". : meanwhile show good cause to [iie contrary. Aiiiiott & II.\in-Mr]f.\r.: , Solicitors for tho Columbia aud Westerii Rail- - way Company. YOU ARK ALSO REQUIRED TO TAKE notice iinu because lhe said Tho Colum- iiia and Wo leru !■' i -iiiy Company re- qulrea ihe immediatu pijst*ustfIon of tho land within referred to which is necessary to vn.rrv ou pun of tht said railway with whfe.h Hie satd company is ready forthwith to proceed, appll- cailon will be made to tho Judge of the county eotirl of the county ol Vale nt the court house, Rossland, British Columbia, on tho titb dav of October at thu hour ot 10 o'clock in ihe fore* ooou Ior a Warrant to the sheriff of the n,dd county oi Yalo to put the said coinpany in pos- s.'S'ioiuif the said lands under llie provisions of Tho liritish Columbia Railway Act whicb will Issue, unless yon on that occasslon or in Ibe meanwhile show good cause to the contrary, Aunon & iiAiiT-ii(.ii.iu,i, Bolleltors for tho Columbia aud Westorn Hail- way company, FANTENTINE, VOLCANO ANI) RIIICKSHOCK MINERAL CLAIMS. ' Situate In the Grand Forks Mining Division ol Yale Distiict. Where located:—Brown cam p. TAKK NOTICE that I, R.A-IJroyn, free miner's ' certlflcatoNp, hiis'iA, intend, Blxty nays [nun tho date hereof j to appiy tq thc Miniug Recorder for a cerliliente of improvements, for the purpose of obtaining r crown Grant of the above claim, And further lake notice that action, un* | dor Bection 87, nlustbo commenced beforo the issuance nf-Kuoli certiHcnte of improvements Dated this 1st day of October, 1808. |ol-u20] THE COMING ELECTION. Is is now Beoicely two months till tbe city ehViuis will be called upon to elect, n new innyor nnd eouneil. As to who will fill the elmirin the administration of eity affairs for the next year ih nn yet a new matter "of conjecture. It is tin ht likely however thut 'iln'yor Davis will stand for re-election, while A'lNininn Manly's friends ore ol the opinion that tho time! oa arrived for AI to come out, for the mayoralty "luiuo. The many ad- ipircrw of Alderman ,1. \\. Jones are saying determfned to enter Mr. Jones for the chief mnuiotrnte's offiee ORDER. tin. usuul (lurk lidi'M. mokes hiH H|,|M.|irnnn> ^'{""Vim^V.Mi ul'lu'll"''' again it la almost u ceitclnt; Unit tlio tlirre iilinvi.*i,iiraHil gentlouifi) will run for tip highest offloo in lllo ->ilt ol the i'iii- "wi'iiH nl Urninl Porks. The race for alderoianie honors till, time promisee to be somewhat ol n go as you iilenso nature, The present ,'iimiell will tland mostllkoly for re-election, aa well ae Df.'8tttntley 8mlth, Kobort Harvey and 0, U. Folger. This rciiiiin-r election campaign promises li., be the llie hotted in the history of Grand PbHca, ORDER, COI'NTV OP YAI.K, | PaoviNcc op liitrnsii roi.rMiiiA. j To-wit: In tho matter of lho liritish Columbia Railway Act, and ln the nnutiTof tlte Columbia ami Western railway company, and In the mattor ol Lota 184.827, B28,888 and 85t, Township 72, Osoyoos Division ,.f Vnle Distrlot. Upon rending tlte itHldiivil ol li. T, Wilgress herein duted tbe-lib day October 1808 nn.l tlte - I ccrtlflcato of Sydney il JohU9ou herein and tho „„-.._,_ ' Nolico of arbitration, it Is ordorcd thai the no- SHOULD SECURE CITY HALL SITE tlco of arbitration aforesaid bo Inserted threo | times fn the course of ono month in M..- (in am. Fours Mtitnn newspaper published in n,u Os. O)0oaf)lviBloil of Vnle lllsliiet. Duteil Ibis 6tll dny of October, A II., WW. Wm. Ward Spinrs, Judgo. Wow Unit lho oity bonds are being Bold nmi tbe city nill be having Fund* onee more, tho matter of pnrobaolQga buildiug sit,. 1.,,- ti city hull Hhijuld not be overlooked ni lown Iota will be raising in value rapidly from now on. A suitable lot on Drldge m, t could bow be secured for seven or eight hundred dollars, which next summer would be worth icvcrnl thousands; oleourso tlio city nol in is a position to build the eity hall Hiin year. But tho ground should be secured Utis fall, when the dtj hall ean he built next year .Alien Grand Forkahni assumed larger proportion! nnd the assessment roll will havo proportionally Inoraaud. No town ol any size and Imporlnne,. is complete without a good oity oity hall, and It-Is lo ho hoped lhat tho city couu.il will not overlook litis mailer but see,ire n build- 0,-jr Hile for a oity hull at onee. Notice of Arbitration. JVllNING RECORDS. Rv'CUt'ds of Mineral Locations From Oct. 26th to Nov. 1st, 1898. October 90—Connection, Eagle mountain, J, if. Ashfield. October 27— Extenuate, Pathfinder mountain, 0. C. Rahlfs, D. D, McKarhuiu and G. Xel- Bon. Three Brothers, Brown's camp, c. 0. Rah If8. Princton, Christina hike, R, o. Cramer. Poor Man, Christina lake pll bu valley, Blue Ulnl, Christina hike, W, II Morrison* Norfofk, Wellington camp, J, L. Norfork. J. H. C, fraction, Green wood camp, tt*. II. Hind. Fritz James, MeBao creek, James Dickson, October 28—Atlas, Summit camp, 0. BJ. Tut.fas- sen. Mopsy, Brown's camp. J ii, Fox. 6cfober.:v—Cat Hep, Brown's eamp, George ■ SHlckfili, Criterion, Bro-.ru's camp, Frank Scar«. I OJtober 31—Rlinrock, frnclion, Wellington cAtap, G. W. Rbmberger, Alliance, Brown's ' camp, Charles Fraulc. Rate, fraction, Wellington camp, B. Wolfotd. Caroline, O.int mountain, .Hugh Swcentiy. llay Horse, Wellington, R. S. Fraser. November 1—Athol Xo. 1, Wellington camp, J ' McDougall. Sutherland, North Fork, .1, S. Busier, C^BTtFICATK Oi' >70llK, October ^"--^atrplnv, U. MoCippg nnd P. M \ PROVINCE OP BRITISH COLUMBIA, ) 080Y008 DlHISIOK 0P VaI.IC. j In tho Mattor of the British Columbia Railway Act ancl in tho Mattor of tho Columbia and Western Railway Com pany. To Thomas Ellis of Pentieton In the District of Yale. William 11. Uavev, ol Gruinl forks in hi Id HiHIrlel.Gcui-tfiiiii I.. Davey nnd Mary .lane Davoy, both of tho City of Victoria in tin- province uf Hrltl-h roluinhhi. |) |> Ker. .l,.M|,li WilH.n and A. J. VntOS, nil Of tliO said City Of Victoria, trUBtQOB id the estate known as the Erb Estate, R. Hgraggott, or said Grand Kink-, admiufftrator of lhe latoJames UoConnoll mid Frank llichter, Of OsOyOOS 111 the snid i^istiiel, iuviiern Of ihe property hereinafter dosoribed, Yn\- ARE HEREBY NOT1FIEU UNDER the provisions of the PfUlsh rolumhlit Knllwny Act ahd Amouumouwi 1. That the Columbia and Western Railway Compauy requires for the purposes of iu, rail* way certain linids in the Osoyoos Division of Yale District, holougtng to you, shown 'in a map or plan deposited In the laud registry office at Kamloops and particularly described as fOliowsi all thai purii.-u o{ lot numbered 167 in township numbered?*! hi the said Osoyoos division being 45 feet on either sido of a centre Hue, whieh centre lino commences nt a point lLTi.7feelUi.rlh of (he Beft-thtwtcornor bf sold [ot, thence 111.I feet nouth 7t deprcea and 66 minutes east, theuco 60S feet alone a ■! degree curve to the left, thence 2023 0 feot north ud do- grecsnnd2*l minutes east to a polul in the easterly limit of said lot, containing by admeasurement B.-iOn-^res more or less, 2. 'I he,-aid Company te ready ami willing and hereby offers to pay you tho sum of one hundred and fifty*five dollars n. n compensa- tion forsald lauds and till danioges in respect of tho taking thereol for thu purposes of ihe company and iti Ihe exercise ofthe powers conferred upon it by Its eluuter ami lho said act and amendments, 8, The company appoints Eoberl Garnet Tat- low of the city of Vancouver in the province of British Columbia Its arbitrator if its snid offer is nut accepted by'-you 4, Application will be forthwith made In accordance witli the notice endorsed herein. Dated this 4th day of October, A, i)., 1508, nt Rossland, B.C. Abbott & flAa-r-MctlAEG, Solicitors for the Columbia, uud Western Railway Company. YOU ARK ALSO REQUIRED TO TAKK notice that bocauBe the said The Columbia and Western Railway Company requires the Immediate powe-nsion of the land «iihin ro« C0UNTY70P YALE, | PltOVINCEOF Ui;ni.-:t COLUMBIA. i To*wlt: In tho matter of the Drltlah Columbia KaiU'ay Act and in tlie mailer of Die Columbia aud Western Railway Com- pany and in lhe mailer of Lot 167, Township 72. Osoyqos Division ol Vale District. Upon reading tho affidavit of K.T. Wilgro^s herein dated the Ith day of October |808 and tho certificate of Kydney M, Johnson herein and.the imiicc of arbitration, It is ordered thi-i the nolico of arbitration aforesaid he Inserted three times m the course of one moirh iu tlie (iidiN n Fonxa Minjsk Newspaper published iu the Osoyoos Division of Vale Distrlot, Dated thiB fdh day of October, A. I)., ISO*. Wm. Ward Spinkb, LITTLE BABE MINERAL CLAIM. Situate inthe Grand ForksMInlng Divison or ValeDlstriet. Whereloc.nted-In Wellington camp, west of and adjoining tlie American Eaglo TAKE NOTICE that I, Fred Wollaston nn agent for John T. OBriou, Free Miner's Cerliliente No. 8031A, intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apple to thu Min ftig Recorder for a certificate of improve ments, fur the purpose of obtaining a Crown Q rant of tiie above claim. And furl her la l;e ItOticO thai action, under Bection 87, mubt be commenced beforo iheiBsu a.ire of suoh certificate of improvements. Haled thllSttb dav of August, 1837. Date oi firsi publlcattntt, September 8-*d, 1898. Date of last publication, October 20, Ittid. NOTICE CF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. To Messrs, s it. Almond, Esq., J. P.; P. T. McCallum, Esq., J, P , and j. K. Johnson, Esq., J. P., Orand Forks, Gentlemen; i hereby give vou notice Unit it Is my lutentlou to apply ift lhe next sitting of Iho licensing court tor tin- lower portion nf 0-- ovooa division of Yalo district to be hold on the 15th of December next, for a retail'liquor license to sell spiritous liquors, wines and beer at the Union Hotel situated on lot No. tj in Muck So. o lu the towubite plan oftNlogtira, I have the Iiouir to be Sirs, Yours Respectfully, Fn ini; Quven- stodil & Abbna. Niagara, October lOtii, 1808. OREGON FRACTION MINERAL CLAIM. situate in thu Orand Forks Mining Division of Yalo District. Where Located—In Central Camp. TAKK NOTICi: tliat I. Ucnrv White Free Minei's Certificate No. 6181 A, Intend sixty days from tuo date hereof, to apply lo the Mftiing Kecordor for a certificate of I provements, for the purposo of obtaining n crown Graut of Iho above claim, And further tnkc notice thai action- under section 87, must be commonced before Uie Issu* anee of such certificate of Improvements. Dated this 10th day of October, 1808. Dute oi lost publication, December 17th, 1803, CITY OF DENVER MINERAL OLAIM. TAKE NOT1 -Miner's M.l..t, I I NOTICE OF APPUCATINN FOR LICENSE. To Messrs. S. R. Almond Esq., J, P., P. T. Mo- CaJJum Esq., J. P., nud J, K, Johnson, Esq , J. P.,Grand Forks, B.C. Gkntlrajrn: I herpby give you notice that it is my iiileulion lo apply al tho nexl Bitting of Ine licensing uourl lor the lower pCtioti of Os- oyoos division of Vale distrlot to bo held on the loth of December noxt, for a retail liquor licence to sell spiritous liquors, wines and beer at the Niagara Hotel Situated on lot No, 6 in bluck No, 5 in the towns!to plan of Niagara* I have iho honor in he Sirs, Yours respectfully, M. LAWDBR, Niagara, October liith.iyos. NOTICE IIVEN THAT I, ROSS lays alter date julem! NOTICK IHflLHKIC THOMPSON hlsiy applying to (he Chief Commissioner .,f Laud.. and Works for permission tu pureboio Uvoc hundred and twenty [820] aores of laud situated on a creok known as Baker creek, at or about tho place where the sama empties Into Chris* Una l.altc.and biduKahnul Iwo and a half mlleH up the lake fiom Lttvotley'8 ranch,III the Grand Forks Mining Dlvlalon of tho Distrlot of Yale, and more particular).*, described ns eummcnclng at a post marked North Went comer pi.nt of Ross Thompson's Crown land claim, ihence ouo hall' inih! iu a southerly direction tothe wnnth- WBSl corncrof tho said property, thence one mile in au easterly d|iecl;oii [o 'the huulh-east i corncrof the Bald property, thmico one-half I mile In a northerly direction to the north oast coiner, and thence one mile fn a Westerly direction to the placo of commencement, Dated the 1st day of November, lSflS-Ro-Bfiland, H. 0. ROSS THOMPSON, Applicant SHuatcin tho Grand Forks Mining Division of Vale District. Whcie located—In central camp 1'ICE that T, J. P. Graves, Froo rtifipate No. 142CSA intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a certificate of Improvements, for tho purpose of obtaining a Crown gram of the above claim, \nd further take notice that action, under section;;", mind be eommenoed before the issuance of -nich cerliliente of improvement*. Dated ibis Ktih day of August, 1808. Date of first publication, October, lftth, ]6ft8, Date of last publication.December 17th, 18(18, JKQDVERJNE MINERAL OLAIM. Situate in the Orand Forks Mining Division of Yale District. Whero located—In Brown'!; camp, North Fork of Kettle River. TAKK NOTlcK that I, Huah S. Oayloy, Free Miner's Certlfioote No, 8068A, intend sixty flays from Ihe date hereof to apply to the Mining Recorder for a certificate of Improve-- ments for the purpose of obtaining a crown grant uf iuo abuvc claim,' And further lake notice that action under seetiun87 mustcommonoo before the Js.*ne of such certificate of improvements. Dated this Oth day of November, WHS. , ■ 11 d. Cayi.kv. [nov.r*-dcc:>l] NOTICE. T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT SIXTY DAYS *■ alter date .' intend to apply |„ the chief Commissioner of Land ana Workc. victoria. IL c, for permission to purchase the following desorihod tract of land situate in the osoyoos Division of Vah- District: Commencing at a post Planted on the Northern bang of Fisherman Creok near the crossing.of the wagon road leading to the B. C. mine; ihence South eighty chams; thence East forty chains; theuco North eighty ehainaj thence west forty chains to the poihi of commencement.contain*. illg threo hundred and twentv acres. sl7-0lfl] P. VV. RUSSELL. Uraud Forks, ljth September, ihos. NOTICE. PUBIIO NOTICE IB hcreby'Ktvcn (hot all parties having unpaid accounts either foi labor or material furnished for the First street bridge across the KoUle river, will leave them with the pity treasurer not later than Saturday the 5th Ol November next. J, K. JOUN.-.ON, City Clerk, ■Grand Fork's, October 21st, 1898. Tiie British Columbia Mercantile and Mining Syndicate, Ltd. Pasoadh City, Boi/hdaky, D, 0, We beg to announce that we have opened our new general store in the above town. We shull carry a complete stock of miner's supplies, tools, powiler, etc., hardware, Kiocerics, dry ■joods and clothing. Miners and ->cne- ral pul|lic will bc able to outfit here and lind all tbey'require. Quality Good and Prices Low. Cascade Cily is the headquarters for Christina Lake, McRae Creek, Burnt Basin, Castle Mountain and other mining districts. UOfiBES M. KBBBT, Provincial Land Surveyor And Civil Engineer. omcB, Midway, ii. o. Associate Member Oeuadlau Sra.loty ill Civil Kiiitllii-rrs. n BAND FORKS HOTEL, Barber Shop y Looated. All Work liaurau Flrflt*CIasn in every Respeol PETER A. Z- PARE, - - PROPRIETOR. Centrally Looated. ah Work Gauranteed to be Flrflt*CIasn in every Respect. H. A. 5«EADS, =AS5AYER- GRANC FORKS, B. C. SAMPLESCIVENPROMPTANDCAnEFULTTENTION Ul ti. STACHE, Bath Rooms, AND TONSORIAL PARLORS. RIVER8IDB, - - - (II1AN1) FORK! T, G. COOPER, Manufacturer of Brick and Lime* Contractor of all kinds of Mason Work. Kstl3 mutes on work cheerfully given. pETER HANNAN, Carpenter and Builder, MAIN STREET, GRAND FOKKS, B. C. Estimates furnished on Application, store Fronts and Fixurcs a Specialty, Spokane Falls & Northern, Nelson & Ft. Sheppard, Red Mountain Railways. The Only All-rail Route,without change of cars, between Spokane, Rosj- land and Nelson. DAILY SERVICE. GolngKorth, G-iinc south l'J:27 n. in MA11CUS Jl'.l'la. m. Train leaving Mnreu. nt 11.18 a m. lnnkcs close eonncotlons nt Kpaban*! for nil PACIFIC COAST POINTS. Ulnro Oonaootlons nl Nelson with stenmbonl for Kaslo and nil Knotcnny I.nkv Points. Passengers lor Kottlo River nnd Boundary creuk couueotat Mnrous \*/ltii stu.yc daily. C. II. DIXON, ll. P.' A T. A., Suokaue, Wnuli, BUSINESS ONCE MORE! The Grand Forks Saw Hill We bejj also to inform all tbose interested in mining that our assay rlTico in the above tow is now open under the superintendence of an cxerienced a<;- siyer and we shall be able to undertake nil kinds of assav work. I'ersonn', p.ompt a*id careful at'ention will be given to all work entrusted to us. British Columbia Mercantile & Mining Syndicate, Ltd. CASOADl! CITY, IHtlTISlI COLUMBIA Rmnch at McRry Lnndln-r, Chrlslln*! I.akr IF VOU WANT ANYTING IN THS UN!i OF Rough or Dressed Lumber Shingles, Lath, Etc* GIVE OS A CALL Mill seven miles closer than any other mill to Niagara. All Orders left at the Grand Pork Hotel or at the Mill two and a half miles north- v est of town wili rccoive prompt attention, SIMPSON & URVEA, Props, IN DRESS GOODS We lmve u splendid assortment in Heavy Scraps, Covert Cloths, Fancy Huacde Tweed elfects, ete. Also Fancy Silk Plaids, Braids and other Dregfl Trimmings, und a new lot of Ladies' Cloth Jackets and Caps. In our Staple De- pattment ive showing Heavy Blankets, Balmoral Lie-fit Blank- fits, Flannels, Flannelettes,Sheet- iiiffs, Giiiffhanw, Prints, Etc. OUR BOOT <X SHOE Department is well filled with many new lines comprising- well known American and Canadian manufacturers best efforts. Also have Carpet Slippers and Hub- bars for men, women and Child- roil, and Heavy High Shoes for Miners aud Prospectors. We have added many new goods to our f rocery Department I and noil can give you good attention In this line. Hoping to receive a 1 sharge of your patronage 1 remain ' S Yours Respectfully, * H. SWEENEY, Manager, f •**»rm*w»**wwr»*s*m*»ww Fairview Livery Barn l-airview, B. C. j* j* jt jt jt n Prospectors Stable jt jt Grand Forks, ;B. ~C. v- V* id* Livery, Feed S and^ Sale Stables* »^- avENUE ^^^^^X^X oPA,n P0RKS, b. a Wrstoloss Livery EIBS, Pack and Saddle llors-.s alwoys oi. hiiml. We mnke n specialty of tukliij. passengers to uny part of the district. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT GIVE US A CALL. P——■ GRAND CENTRAL rand Forks, B. C. (MRS jt ALWAYS jt IN . it Proprietors. Next Door to Post Office Qrand Forks, B C. DE3.!.'-*.WINES- ** .n.QUOR_S Jt AND jt CIQARS jt ALWAYS jt IN jt STOCK. Honon & Lind, , Niagara RestaMraet W.D. HICKi iNIAQARA. :-: B.C. MEALS SERVEO_ATjVl_.^HqUKS. THE FIRST RESTAURANT XO OPEN IN THE NEW TOWN OF NIAGARA, THE BESTOFSERV/CE GUARANTEED jj|l6^fK)0'!^8000MMSO<MOOM60'!^^ NEIL HADY, pHopnmrzit, i Twelve miles from Cram! Forks en lhe line if C, &, W. railwayconstiuc 3 ion, Fiid tl,c! nearest Ikttl lo the Summit, £} Excellent pmnlng Room and Pest of Aeccmmodation Ouaranteed. 3 £ ; • a 8^ BEST BRANDS OF WINES, L|QL'OR5 AND CIQARS, El^. ) mO96QOQOQOwVOQOQ^miOa9QfiwOO<i^O0SQOO<&99QOQOQeOO9OQ H§ Ftrst-oluss in Every Respect. liverj/tliiut; Kew uiitlliouieliko. Finest Wines, Liquors nnd Olgars at the Hur, Headquarters for ,Min inland Railroad Men. otel? NELSON & CO., Proprietors. Cascade Gty, B. G ^^9»9»^»99»l^9»9»ri99»M»9»^»»w»»w*»»»999»wmPA nuilliiil'i"1'1 "' 'Sl<)vc"' KMeh «'° Invite the publlo to eallfl MINE SUPPLIES Wo curry oun nf thn most oomulete stooksof Drill Steel, V , i-utip. luidull nthnr ^Itior's Supplies tq.be $K Powdor, Oapi found iii tliH district, id our prloos jjlve our Bverythiiisr te of tho best quality Miiii'i'iii'.iH uHhot'h, nnd dur- 1— ill I GRANITEWARE I "'*> l»iv"n«l>li'i..ll,l line „f this uloKHMt, ,,|-.„T,Iy „,„! ,|, Si olile kltclien ware) InclTidln-r n novelty In this sectl™ ■J Branltewore fry pans. 1.... si 1 try those, »stliey\, ffl In. sun. t % Tin and Repair Shop in I ClllllllXliWl ^r Bridge Street, (Irand Forks, B. C. W.K.C. Manly, »-se«*ei8««e*«3e«*Me«fi*Boc*8ccce*seo« KETTLE RfVER vSfrlPP a\^*^k^^k \ UW G. W. WILLIAMS, Manager. Daily from Marcus to Grand Forks Greenwood City, Anaconda, Boundary Falls, Midway and All Points on Colville Indian Resevation. Stage Leaves Marcus on '.he Arrival of the Noithliound Train, arriving at Grand Forks at 8:45 P. »■• Leaves llie Forks at 4:00 a. rn., arriving at Marcus in time tb Connect with northbound Train. Passengers from Kootenay P*>i make connection at Bossburg gaiag nnd com ng. QUEENS? HOTEL, riTKli GRAND Funics, li. o. DUFORD & CUSSON, - - PROPS. I Kirnt-rlnvK iu every respect. The bur will nl- j ways be fuund pt^ppllt'd with llieeliufeesi; tvliic* tiuit Unupi*, .- ■ . . , Iw / A l. Mcdonald, Contractor and Builder, GltAND FORKS, B. O. IMnn nmi spet'lilc-ntliinR .Irnwn, osthnjifcsfiir- nlsliod 111 all klndsol b-illdltiB, Work-siricMV ll||t-l;ll\*.». .. •,.. 1 i 1 . .* -i*... t..l,l \ ^rrts^s=frf^i :'-*.-VJ«««U»tL^ THRKRJIME8 The Council Has Held Sessions IN THE PAST WEEK City Bonds Bring Ninety Cents. Two»inch Water Main Laid to the Brewery. The weekly session of the city council waa hclilon Friday tho 2Sth of October. There were present at this meeting, all the connell \vith tlio exception of the Muyor und Aid. White, On motion of Aid. Manly, seconded by Aid. /J'Couuer, Aid. McCallum took the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting wero then read uud adopted ou motion of Aid. 'Knifdit, seconded by Aid. Manly. The follow hiK bills were thou roferred to the finance committee. J.W. Jones, $1,55; R, Petrie A Co., $1.00; Johu Rowland, $8,001 W.K.C. Manly, $11.95. The report of acting city Engineer Thomas ou the grade of the slough ou llridge Street and Riverside Avenue was then read and accepted on motion of Aid. McCallum, seconded by Aid. O'Conner, und tliat the clerk notify Mr. Chas. Cummiugs to that effect. - Aid. McCallum theu moved that the Hoard of Works interview Mr. Clius. Edwards relative to liis having authority to sign a contract for Mr. Chappel, aod if he was authorized in writing to sign for Mr. Chuppel, that the mayor and city clerk sign a contract with Mr. Edwards for the laying of thc 21,100 feet of one inch galvanized water pipe, and also make arrangements with Mr. Edward's to lay a one inch pipe to the Brewery provided he would do it at the same rate as the 21,100 feet of pipe wns to be laid, seconded by Aid. Knight. Carried. ' The matter of fixing the wages on city works was then taken pp when Aid. McCallum moved that a man iim.l teum be paid 0 cents an hour, and meu alone 80 cents an hour,'seconded by Aid. Knight. Carried. Aid. O'Conner then moved that the city stuud tho expense of the discount of five per cont on Mr. Fishers city warrants of «$S7.(J0, seconded by Aid. McCallum. Carried. Aid. McCallum then moved that the Hoard of Wofks take chargo of the city tools and place them iu the firo hall, seconded by Aid, OVonner. Carried. An adjournment was then made ou motion of Aid. McCallum. Special Session A special session of the City Couucii was hold on Wednesday evening last. ' At this meeting the mayor and all the council were present with tlie oxceptiou or Alderman Wliite and McCallum. Tho mattor of accepting Richard Armstrong's ofl'or of ninety -cents on the dollar for the city bonds was then introduced by tha mayor. When Alderman Knight moved that Mr. Armstrongs' offer of 80 cents for the city bonds be accepted uud that he be re- Voestbd to pvrpaVe tlio required agreement and by-law if necessary and forward them here uud tha). tlie sinking"fond be placed with the Trust Co., seconded by Aid. O'Connor. Carried. ' Aid. O'Connor moved that a city warrant tor $4.75 be issued aud amount forwarded to Pentieton fur payment of express package, seconded by Aid. Knight. Carried. Aid. Knight then mpved thut Aid. Manly and O'Connor confer with electrician Anderson and order a sufficient supply of electrical materials fur the inside wiring of buildings for 500 lights, seconded by Aid. Manly. Carried. An adjournment wns then made on motion of Aid, Manly, -Regular Sestion. The regular weekly session of tlie eity coun cl wos hold last evening. There wero present nt thi meeting all the council witli the exception f A Id. White. Thu minutes of the two previous meetings were read aud adopted on motion of Aid. McCallum, seconded by Aid. Knight. Carried. A communication from i/u* t'h'ef Commissioner of Lands and Works Ro the city making necessary improvements on the first street bridge, was then read and ordered £ Jed The following accounts were then referred to tlie finance committee: 11. B. Cannon, f Hi; JI. A. Huntly, $2.50; H. f&. Coy ley, $18.00, while the accounts of S S.Schuler of §30, $14, and $13 were refearedto the Board of works. Ou motion of Aid. O'Connon. seconded by Aid. Knight. Curried. Aid. 'Knight moved thnt Mr. Richards offer of OOcts. for the city bonds of $15,00 be accepted nud thut the muyor und city clerk beuuthor" ized to sign uny agreement necessury for the closing of tho deal. Seconded by Aid. O'Connor an adjournment was carried, then mnde on motion of Aide O'Connor. NIAGARA NOTES, The Windsor hotel is now open for tbeaceonio dtuion of the travelling public, tbe building is nicely furnished and its genial proprietor leaves nothing undone for the acjcomntogalioii of his guests. Mr. c.eo. Seymour, tho townsite agent, bos opened a private bauu and is busy cashing time cheeks. Seven more buildings ere under construction, aiid lumber bus beeu ordered for a six-foul sidewalk on Main street. Mr. I*. Welsh's men iu Luunellug opened a flue body Of ore, they struck a ledge nt least lfi feet wide, wblell ahoiild assay very high iu copper. The petition asking for a postoffice to be established and that Mr, Geo. E. Seymour be appointed as postmaster has received the approval ot tbe postal authorities, and one is expected to be opened iu the near future. Messrs. Munsou und Btruthers have opened their uew hotel on Main street, und ayu doing it rustling business. Both gentlemen were well- known ou the Crow's Nest Ptifs, (hey had a 10 mile contract on that read lust .spring. Mr. P, Hiekey, of Anaconda, hns purchased two lots and let a contract for a building 21x80, Mr. stack, the conductor, expects to have It (ill is hed by the 16th next. Mr. McHugh whs 'ii town yesterday and states that ho has 800 men at work now and that ihey are making very satisfactory headway with their heavy rook work, °/o'*■£.'£ -S.-'S'.S'ft'S'ffl $/9&9&9&w$&/9'8/§$/9[&r® THE STREET WORK:. ST r\f~* AT TL T/"V*mTO % ' ToP dires£ill2 Overside Avenue and Bridge I LOCAL NOTES* I T. »* 5J g j Toe city council is making good head- Seattle not Sold- In the last issue oi the Boundary Creek Times It is reported tliat a deal hai been clt-ectcd lor the sale of the Seattle mine. This report is false at least those parlies at present Interested in the Seattle claim say so. Bank of England in Ore. A mining man from Greenwood ctimp te authority for tho statement that a large body oi high grade ore has just been uncovered on the Uuuk of Knglond property in the above eamp. This claim isuwiieU by Mayor Wood of Qreeuwo -d and others, Polics Conn. LaBt Sunday John Doc aud Richard Boo were having a good time celebrating. Everything went well with them until about 7 p. in. they come upon Chief of Police Bkeado while ou his hear! The chief nfter 'putting; some Interrogatories to thesegontlcmeu decided that they need ed au escort and accordingly gathered them in. The following morning at 10 a. in. Police Magistrate Johnson called out their names to which there was no one to answer, and the sum of $17 which had been deposited us a cash ball fur their appcarqneo at thc Police Court was forfeited to tiie'city. &*•&■$&■*&$,'#&$ &*&V&*}&G$V&l*&'S®i way with the Don't forget the Thanksgiving dance. 's ouj-jhs Laying 2,300 Feet of Water Pipe. Last Saturday the mayor and city clem signed a contract ou behalf of the cily for the laying of 8,800 feet of one Inch water main. The pipe will be laid on streets which will place the water main within easy access of nearly all the Inhabitants of the city. The pipe to the Orand Forks Brewery Is already laid and the water is now being consumed at thut establishment.. Charles Kdwarda mid Barney Uoluud seem to be upto date pipe layers, Judging from tbo short space oi time tho wider main to the Brewery was laid. Richard Canadian of the Co., of Olfer for the Bone's. Armstrong, on behalf Loan uud Investment Toronto, Out., has made an offer of ninety cents ou the'dollar forthe 815,000 worth or city bonds which hus been issued home weeks ago by theeity. Owing to tho fact thnt this issuo of bonds is it second charge ou the city and also that tlie demand for municipal debentures throughout the whole of Canada seenis to have almost becomo oxtlnct. Mr. Armstrong's offer io generally regarded as a very fuir one, and the oily council noted very wisely when they accepted Mi*. Armstrongs offor without further comment. Was at Two Openings. H. Summers Is the name oi a ff-. title ui€D who wm at an opening of unusual splendor Tuesday evening when late lh- same d-iy he encountered Puliceni&t) Kelly wbo gathered him into the new city lockup. The following morning Mr. Summer.i appeared in the police court to answer to a charge of drunk and disoiderly. When asked by Police Magistrate Johnson what be had to s&y for himself Summers rep'isd we*l sir, [ have been r.t a couplo of opening1!, cue in a hotel and tho other in the new co'a- boose, 11" was tin^d ($1.50. An Excuse Better Than no Excues. In the last issue of the Boundary ('reek Times the Kdilor of thai journal -,'oes on to try to explain why the 0. P. K. litis not let nny sub-contracts beyond tiio summit. He snys. "The delay In awarding further sub-contracts arose from tho peculiar wording of the B.C. Public Works Loan Act Amendment Act, 1008, aud tlie construction placed upon tho Act by the provincial government. It U Well understood thut tho C. P. II. de- elded t#, waive Its right to u land graut wilder the Columbia ft Western charter and accepts In lieu thereof the $4,000 a mile voted iinilor the Loun Act referred to. Now the Act stat-ns thnt a subsidy of $4,000 a mile Ih to he paid [nl Kor a standard gauge roud from Pentieton to the Boundary Hreok district approximately 100 miles lu length; and Lb] Por a standard gaugo railway from Hobson to the Boundary Cronk district tu connect with tlie railway mentioned lu subsection [a] hereof, approximately 80 milos. The 80 miles mentioned In subsection [b] i-iitds nt the summit. The C.P.R, naturally expected the subsidy fur continuing this rood to Mid wny, au additional 20 miles. Hut the provincial governmont raised the contention that this 20 miles was a portion of the Pentieton road and tlio only way that subsidy could bo-earned was by living up to the conditions of tho Act which stated that work must be begun and carried on from Pentieton and the entire road for which tlie subsidy is grarted must be built before the subsidy can be paid.1' ' Very wellbrbther Ross niny excuse is bettor than no exeuse*but from present appearances Greenwood will net appear on the C. P. R. maps. Gets Six Months* Braunos Tommas is the name of an Italian who appeared before Magistrate Johnson and McCallum ou the 21th of October lost, charged with an aggravated assult on one Bebastino Denny another Italian. When tho case was called ou the above di.te a romand until last Tuesday was granted on an application made by the prosecution. The case was finally terminated last Tuesday, the accused victim being present In court and giving testimony. The evidence throughout showed thnt the accused had a had case. Tho magistrates sentenced Tommas to nix months at hart labor In thc common goal at Kamloops, B. C. E'TD'CI INVURK your property with Frank C-JJtvE-l guars, representing sonic of the best ■fciianauiet-i iu tbc world"-i ••: " ■■ " IV;;,;,.-..- .:;.:■ n),:-,. Must Post Notices. Those parlies who Intend to'apply for licenses to thc district licensing board on -December ISth next, shonld remember that they are required by law to have a petition signed by two thirds of tho householders residing in the neighborhood of the premises Bougul to be licensed, This petition must bo presented to one of the members of the board nr least fourteen days before the sitting of the board, in addition to this the applicant must draw up three notices of his intention to apply fo. the license. Two Of these notices must be served on two of the members of the licensing board aud the other Olio posted Oil the outer door of the government office. Unless' the above requirements are minutely attended to liy tho applicants for licenses Ihere will be 11 lot of disappointed hotel meu ou December 16th next. Is Improving. Water and light commissioner Johnson has just completed his second mntuhly roport which shows tl(e financial Standing At present of the water and light systems. Tho number of Ihcan* desoont lights ln uie during the -monlb id October was ISO, which with the water charges yielded a cash revenue of $108.00, together with tho sura of |9 charged by tin* city, for the use of tjie water for plastering the I'rovinee Mode made the total revenue for hist month Of $118,00, Owing to tlm orintliitial delays in receiving freight iu thii oity, n quantity ot electrical supplies which should have been bete several weeks ago has not arrived yet mid bus conseqil] entiy greatly retarded the \vork o.( Biwplying electric lights in this city. There Is ho over every reason to believe lhat the required sup plies will arrive very shortly and that the BOO lights now ordered will be placed in operation within the nekl 80 dnys. nud thai by the lirst 1 I the new year At farthest the water aud light s»tems wilt pay their wny if uot pay dividends to tho eity. Work still continuesjonthe Province Uloek. W. K. C. Manly's new barn is now almost completed. G.W.* Rumberger, of Greenwood eamp, wus iu the city to-day. A large railway outfit passed through town on Wednesday. Henry White, of Central camp, was purchasing supplies in the city last Tuesday. J. V,'. Jones, our furniture dealer, bas just returned from a short business trip to itoss- land. W.c, McDougall made u flying trip to Rossland the first of tho week, returning on Wednesday last. Patsy Clark passed through town lust Saturday on his way to Republic und returned to Spokane last Wednesday. W.T.Smith, P.M. Munn, IJ. W.Oirr and Louis Duraunt of Spokane arrived iii this eity the first ofthe week. Geo. Blllott n well known mining man of Republic, Wash., has In en spending a few- days lu the city this weclc. The belt tower, adjoining the lire hall, was completed this week, und adds greatly to the appearance of that building. Kobt.Prybllsky, of .Wade city, wus, a visitor iu the eity a few day-s this week. Ho reports Casoado as being alright. Wednesday morning thu mountains surrounding the town wero capped with s tow, but it hns since melted Oil tli*' smaller ones. Jordan Webb. Democratic chairman of the State of Washington Is In the city looking alter his miniug Interests in (ireenwood cam]). Presbyterian services In Victoria 'Hall on Sunday, Nov. Oth, at 11 a.m. and In the church At 7.80 p. m. Jambs il. Wallace, M, A., Pus tor. Methodist service on Sunday, Nov. 6th* in the Presbyterian church ut 11 ti, tn., nnd iu Victoria Hall at 7:!!'.. p. tt). conducted by Rev. G. Ii. Brandshaw. Mi*. Schuler arrived in the city Saturday evening from Spokane, where he has been for the past year. George will make thl-g hia homo in the luture. Mr. Sheads1 new store building, on Bridge Street, is now almost completed, it is put up iu 11 neat and workmanlike manner and will be n credit to tlie town. R. McLeod of Brooklyn was n passenger ou Tuesday's stage froni the lower country, he is here for the purpose of sizing up the situation in Grand Forks. Mi'B. Cjiu.u. Cumings made a'yfllng trip to Rossland on Wednesday returning Thursday accompanied by iir. Cumings, who had preceded her several days before, Mr. Megaw's fine new store building, on llridge Street, next to W. K. C Manly's hardware Storo, will be completed and ready for occupancy In u couple of weeks. The young people of Grand Forks contemplate giving a Thanksgiving dance. This is to be one oF tiio most delightful affair! of the* season. So don't forget to be present. Mr. W. Westell's family arrived in the city Inst Tuesday from West Superior, Mich., and will mnko this iheir homo in the future. Mrs. Westell was accompanied by .Miss Jukes who camo out to visit her brother Dr. Jakes of Greenwood. By the kind permission of the school trustees there wiil beohuroh of Englandsorvioes Indd lu the school house overy Sunday evening nt 7:80. Morning prayer ' with Holy Communion on tho first Sunday of the mouth at 11 a. m. Sunday Sah 00' at 8, p. in. Rev. William P. Grovor, M. A„ Incumbent. I . oik of top dressing the Riverside avenue and S. Settle 1 outol Court. Lnst Wednesday Louis Suhlcfcld look action iu the pmnll debts court agailtst Wm. Carter lor an account ot $:10 due on furniture furnished thc defendant, Before thc case was called Lhe defendant settled fhe case, paying all costs, New Calaboose* The new city lock-up In the lire hall Is now oompletcd und ready for occupancy. It Ib capnble of nocommodntlng eight gucttts. It is lighted with electrio lights and has all th modern conveniences of the ago. Did No1 Apply. Iu iho Miner's last Irsne It was j-tntetl lhal Mr. MauTfcc Q'Cbiinnrwas an applicant fnr lhe position of iiieiit watchman, It seems thai the Mihbr rrporter hnd been misinformed 'on this point as Mr, O'Connor did not npp the ubove mentioned poi Ilion. for Seriously I!!. Tiie many friends of Dr. Ja|tes of Greenwood will learn With regret thut lhe Doctor Is at present lying seriously ill with typhoid fever at his hone In Greenwood. It Is the sincere wish of tho MlNBIt that his recovery from his present illness will be Bpeedy. Should Have a Skating Rink, \\t)w lhat the winter Ii close nt hnnd steps Bhould bo takon towards tho arcetlon of n skal" Ing rink. Thoro Is In Orand Forks a sufficient number of skaters to mako a rink nay well, if not dividends to Its owner. A lown in the winter season wil bout a skating link, is liken home without a mother, Running at Full Capacity. The Grand Forks sawmill, up the Forth Is now running al Its greatest enpqolty und h turning out all kinds of rough and dressed lumber, flooring, lathfl and shingle., on short notice. Mr, Slmt>BOn d**>i*drrn us to state thnt there ls a flrst-olnss sasli and door factory in connection and any order that Is left (au be filled without delay. Hurl by an Ore Car. Word ronohes here of d bad noeldenl»«having Imppenod nt the old Ironsides mine, to one of lho minors whoso name has not as yet been learned. It seems thnt the ore cur pnssodlthe end ofttto traok nnd , died over lho dump Ink' ] in:; th-min ir-wlUi It. His Injuries whloh it is I leailtod are nol fatal nre being attended by Dr ; Jakor. Bridge Street, there are item fix lu eight teams and twelve to eighteen men employed on the works About one hundttd and fifty yards of gravel a e b~io£ bau'ed daily. Owing to tl is top dressing being composed t mi rely ot gravel, It insures a permanency to tht woik as :t '-\i)l assume a solid form when once it becomes tno stened through Ths work is being done under the supervision of the Board of works o! tbe city council Mr. I?ai/ic,ii O'Connor bas bi;i n appointed foreman of tbe crew at work. It is estimated that tbe top dressing of these &lougBs will cos* •onic 86oo outsicie cf Mr. Cuming's con tr&ct This ol course seems consider .ibie money *o expend in work lor Which ,1 contract hnd already been let but when tbe permanency of t^io work i^ Ct QaiOer-d this money seems to huve b en well expend ed nfter all, t o town can ; (Turd to neglect its streets, and tbe citv C'ju.it il should be highly commend ed for their present y/orlf. of grading the above named sttosts. VISIT TO NIAGARA. Between thirty and forty buildings already Completed. Last Thursday a MINER reporter mounted t'he hurricane deck of acayotise nnd tnailt1 allying trip to Niagara, the new to vn on Fisherman creek. Since tl.e Mixer nan had vi-iled Niagara some two weeks ago, tbat town has tin proved gteaily, There are now b?- tween Ihtrly and forly buildn./s completed and ns many more ur.der con st ruci ion Geo. E. Seymour the Niagara Townsite agent has bis new office completed and Is doing business there daily. Lawyer's new hotel as well as the Windsor are both complct e and the proprietors are providing for the wants of their guests. Tbc Rey. Mr, Wallace, Presbyterian minis* ier, has made arrangements tq hold ■ er vices at Niagpra once every second Sunday, Lie first serv.'ce being to morro v. Anal gements bave been made for j past thc Installation of a sawmiU plant with ;i daily capacity of five thousand feet a cay, which will be in running order in two wetks time. Tne scarcity oflu Tiber 'or the past lew weeks ha retarded building operations in Niagara considerably, but that difficulty wi'I now be obviated very shortly. W '- '- VtVia'-jn THE HOTEL. Riverside Ave, . Grand Forks, li. C. : R^.;yves^eoeoooeovi><jc*4*:>t>*:>c* a 00 00 u$e - eoo 3 >,.., „• ^e.-„vj _ £ t; B E $ E. I,. BEEB. j. k. PUNLOP, .III. |j e£ % 9~ i DUNLOP, •* European Plan. MEALS FROM 35 CENTS UP. MINES & REAL ESTATE, GRAND FORKS, B. C. MINIMI INTERESTS IlOI'liHT, SOLI ASH BONDED. COBBESPONDESOE INVITED. CHEQUES CASHED. (B';W5<^'jC--,'.V^'>r-"-'*>rr.'-*'-'*'-'"^^ "->,-.--.--.r,«v^r,*---!r"* "■•":•) Now Opea For Business. GRAND FORKS 3owlino*^flll JOT ABOUND THH COHNI KltOM THB WINDBOB 0 PBONX HTUT.KT Wc In1!.'' leave to Aunounoe this healthful exercl'o wc busiiio&s- and would be ul. irive us a i W. C. MORGAN - the lovers . now ready t' id to have yi '*■ m i Wcf, • I ^oots an& Shoes. T Make a specialty I ii„,-rui*<;,„iv,**,,*.., *,„.*■ i, „,„vi,i-i.„i Manager. oi HOTEL ROBBED. $500 In cash t ken from Hotel at Cascade Cily. VVortl reaches bere f.om Cascade *. ity ol a most daring robbery as baving occurred en Wednesday evening last at ire Mor.tir.a boU-1 at Cascade Cily. Ii ce.r.s lb-it nbout one o'clock in tbe uorning Iwo unkn'own men mtercd the hotel above named and after taking :• leu* drinl.-i managed lo make th; bar lender tH-Jnlj* under ihe Influence oi the flowing; bowl as well iis themselves, ■ h n ihey hid been di-i king some limo 2iv.l a lavprable opportunity oc* cured tbey patched ihe cash regis e- fr-.ira behind '.he counter .yr.d left the pumi-es with all possible speed. The ;e>;i*_.ter conlalued about 500 dollars in I*Ivor. Search p.nice at cr.ee rtarleri out in find the robbers but no trace ot tiem could be found anywhere, The Having Purchased The Interest of dt <£ GOODICVE BROS., in lbs Drug Hlore ol thi- jilace, am bmo* pie pared to cater to the wants of the people In DRUGS, STATIONERY ETC., ETC- Looking for a continuance of your patronage and thanking yov 1°'" favours Sincerely youn J. \l Goodeve. Stock will now be fo'ind complete with new lioods arriv.pj* daily. Watch This Space Weekly. MINERS' we ean ehow you uto thing you wanl \-i Voot Wear at Prices thai will astonish you, Ho sure tu call an I see our stooh before puvoha- iii^- as wo are satisfied we ean suit vou. ;ourrL!.h.o! our grocery department j Alld Gill! I f« now complete in t\i>vy respect, nnd having t p, -^y. y , *, I made arrangements ta buy y:o',i\. [near load lots & tri^G I0U lllSiUC j ne are in a position to make special rates to hotel T PlfrnVOQ on I and* yestaurniit keepers, and contractors. We keep • rigUtDiS UU | everything it) the grocery and provision line and T nTV'i'f* Orrlpt1c1 l 5'Hl eau BttV0 !:""!' n:,,,"'>' hy consulting us. "~~" ""* ""i k We still hive a Ii oken Line of I J Hardware, Furniture, Dry Goods J ® A ye! as w-y are d-opjing Ihese line fron our binineis, and if we have O * anything in thcse'li-ief 5,-01, cm use, we wl 1 rei them to vou ri,;ht. ® © -a We are bere to stay and we want you.-trade and invite you to call " y examine our stock and get our prices. Y I GRAND FORKS MERCANTILE CO. \ ©Goods Delivered tq an}'Par!; ofthe Distiict, © ^.A^^L-^L^. JULA& *HSi J| z9dj- ®r^&r@r.9h JfcSiSt <H8 C-O-lt «a>9»**33S$i»'aiS*3S|539SS399:.>S, I ROUGrl I DRESSED general hnprcs ion is that owards Grand Forks. hey headed oTsp li I lint town and ns yet no regular mail sni- vlpo has been established. Tho Niagara citizens al present nro compelled ta eome to Grand Forks for their mall. Post Office for Niagara Word has boen reeolvod fiom thn Postal authorities Rt Victoria that as soon ns thn desired information enn lie furnished Inform A FATAL FIGHT. there is every llltllhood (>r a post office being established a! Nlagnra at onoe. There is no Man named Hazleburg diesfrom results of reason for any delay In this matter, at pre- a free fight aj Cascade City. ! seufc'thero U a population ofsever:,!hundred During a rough and tumble iree for all fight at Cascade City last Monday, a man named Lamb seriously injured ooe Hazleburg. Immediately aFte.- the fiyht occured lamb left 11- Orand Foiks, tbe injured man promising not to prosecute him. On arriving at '-rand Forks Lamb secured work on tho street grade and was quietly working away until yesterday when he was tapped on the shoulder by Provincial Con stab1? ', aad Godfather Elkins of Cascade City who placed M man in the provincial lock-up at Grand Forks. M'i?'eburg ihe injured man died someitme yesterday, and coroner Smith left this morning for Cascade City, wbere a coroner's inqnest will be held on the remains oF the dead man. •f^ :his case will bc before the courts Shortly further comment is w itljheld. ' thn bar is pranged. Christened. On Wednesday of Inst week, Kev. Mr. Wallace, pastor of the Presbyterian church, baptized iho twin babies of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prthllsky. Thoy were respectively \ nainrd Mildred Edna, Martha1, and Marie [ Zoe, Daley. Mrs- Wm. Fisher, and their Undo Wm. Staohe; standing as Godmother the former nud Mrs. M. I Mader and .1. ■'. Douglass for the latter, | After the ceremonies a dainty Iuueh wns Sarved, to the few Intimate friends "present, at whieh the twins presided seated in tlieir high [chairs side hy side Ot-eatiug niueli amusement by their Innocent baby ways. We hope they will live to furnish us ninny ot her events to chronicle. The rooms i-f the Windsor Hotol nre now Only equalled hy the neat maimer In which Will Likely Sell. The Anderson Bros,, who own a <toup of three claims on Hardy moun- iain comprised of lhe Snowshoe, Hob- con Hnd Center Eagle, arc about to c'ose a deal (or the sale of thc* above named properties, The vendee Co, -iii be no o'.ber than a Spokane Syndicate, their representative being here this week ar.d inspecting the properties:, Ucvel.iptni.-nt work bos been prosecuted somewhat extcnsivelyim this group, the work consisting clufly of sbaft work and open cuts. Assays varying frcm live dollars to fifty dollars have been made at different times from samples of ore which Increases as depth is attained, The purchasing of this group by a strong company means much not only for the owners of this groap but ail those interested in Hardy mountain pro- pe-titf, as it will ensure the expenditure of many thousands of dollars in that mountain almost immediately, School Matters, The matter ol bulldlUB wi addition to the Public School of which there wni Sp iHOolV tulk of Uto hiiH apparently died a nntiiinl death. It Booms tlmt theSrii..i>i board havo boon odv -el from tho H!i|H-iiim-iidiiit ol Ed una tion v Victoria that Hie Department Is willing to rent a suitable building for tho second School room und huve sat iiparl un nllowanoo < f -fio a month for rent of the same, ii now ro**ts with tho School board toseouro a room nnd m yol nntli- Um has been iinne towards seourltift n su liable building, it Is wrong to expect iho present teacher io teach somo sUty chlldron and do Jusltco to c'fther himself or his pupils, Bhould \ the school board not bo In a (tuuuolal position to oroct a snltahlo sohool building thoy Should link tlio city ootrhatl to oroot a building which should bo used lor school purposes. This hould he done iit once. Cutting Timber. Numerous nn- the obslacies which npparontly eon front the railway tic contractors, W. H- FiBher who wns recently awarded a contract t^. furnish some 70,000 ties Toe tho railway Is lu trouble just now. It seems that Mr. fisher hud just placed a largo crow ol men up tho North Pork to yet. out tio timbers when the various property owners On which he wns cutting timber notiliud Mr. Fisher t*» stop work tit onee. The question then arose whether the tie contracture had authoilty Irom the chief commissioner of hinds and works to ent (hubcr or not. The contractors claim Unit such authority has beeu granted, but that thoy arc not person- oily In possession of the wrtten authority, This being tho ease lt leaves Mr. Fisher In a uo; ve-ry onviiiblo position. Oue thing is olour aud that '», bhould thc railway contractors not be in possession of this authority It would bo much better for them to purchase their He timber Hi t as Inst, and not try to curry out a bluff, MARRIED/" | House Finish, 1 Sash Factory* £ # c;\ Store Fronts a Specialty, I Furniture Made to Order, 9 5j^ Saloon and Store Fixtures, •UR fa /ji A!) orders wid receive Prompt $ attention, &>' Vi <t> II) tt) O > Ilk AI"J"/,|I' w LrfJLt** I?.,*.* .1.3 ^*4.*< Grand Forks. B. C. Wi <»■ w I m ,%SS6-e^y;*SS*£*Se€£«:*;S*r:*S6*£C£'i!i;' ■s/N^GRAND l'< IRKS, B. C.-v^V- EverythlnR Mew and Best Furr.isl-.ccl Houy.e, and is in everyway prepared lo welcoTie Guests ar.d provide Good Ac- conimodation *i-*^2 Hendquailers fer Mu in*; Men. B.-st ^,'°J of Wines. Vquors i'nd Cijjais. Special ■J'tijhi aitentioy paid to Transcient tmde." EZRA INBODY, "-"" - ""-""" ":"" - Proprietor. -g^^a-:o/?a^*icr.*^i^r-^OT»r.\ :--•»■-vJO^■^^triJWV^gJ-^-K^ ,*i*v.***■*. 3-N."*-*, •')«*, ■"■".*..^S.-*:%.*-^.-*^ .•^."IW.'^-, .-»-.. <*v-'^-..*^...™l*1 >V>tVi^. -^ •>!> *r '** '•** *& <«*'if •*>*'&>"**W•&■ •*>■ U^ -+S '^> '.&•<& 'aT •<& £S '^ •*& -j*.?^ I Special Announcement! % «V Wo liavoaddeil a now Department to onr busliiMii coiulrtliior ol iii ik btaple and rancy Dry doods. § i\)i Brass Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Notions, Ribbons, Lacs, y',) \J? Gmbru-lierlM, hi fad eyer-rtliiiiK which li kopl In n Urst-claS! Dry ';-,..!- Store .!■: y^3 These Goods lmve nl) boen purchased dlreel from tho Maruifucttirers Agents in »*^ ii\ Montreal, Trronto and t liloairu, i.ti.1 are all A l value, and i lie latesi stylos. .ij y.o The peoplo of the Kettlo River District will now not 1..' compeliod lo send V'l lift away from homo for thoir dry croods. tf they will call at onr store we will 1„* S$$ '/'A glad to slim, onr floods, and yon will bo convince.' that we can ...tv-. yon money k'Jj .Jt? besides hnvlnj the eatlHfactlon of ninliin.r:. -.,.*. n selections, Shipments >\ il .'!'. Im Ue received weeldy, A First-class .took of Boady Made \)? '$$ Clothing Shoes and Itinera' Supplies V ilv Always In stock. Goods delivered to the oamps rrt*r. .■*-. Im w jfl\ a t+r. *!-.^ .-«, ^m it'll cmmmni ilinen Davis & Lo^s % MATE I ft i"JL„ /.k* \j L U— R_, *, \. >,.•-•-;..-*.... .>-. ,..-,:-.'■,;- ^■'■'.'*--y*-y-*':;^.y-*-"■*'.«; y*'.*'.;*-.-;'';.-:-' .-.i.'".*-^ EL, $ riiunuKiCK & PEIBKSON. 9 CASCADE CITY, - B. ' TC*'. I*, 'td *<r, **■ si', .<■■ Jfi'- .-*'. -S •'"• *F- .*-■'• --"■ *•*-■ ■ -*.**■ jf: JT rf. .£■. ,rc: ^. .V; >V"-i**«».' --»-V».-sk.*V.-'^. '>k' •V.-v.,.vM--»„--^. v0.>c* s,.*>»,.v^.-%..'.W«».* FirBt-olats In Kvery Elespeot. Best Brands Wines, Liquors and Cigars at thc Bar. -o-e-fr-c i m > > m o /!-""—"■ •Bit*. * 'ivai'am m\ m« ifctvm «*,*.. -**"*. imui *■••»: t * L7M. DENNIS," TONSORIAL ARTIST. VICTORIA HOTEL, Hlvoralde Avo,. Qrand P'orks. B. 0< If yon wilnl a nice t'ltsy, clean shavo <»r nn up- to*dstO Stylish hair cut, fflvo ma u call. Hphe Alberta Hotel * 'fraTolmE?o&s?r' Grand Forks, B. C. TS 3. new Mouse, with new Furniture and everything comfortable for tlie avel.mg public, and has accommotlons for a larg i number of people. The "
" T" He appeared before the board of naval hejp hor. Most of the lime she was arrived here about 9 o
,^ ,,.: ehiefa for the purpose of explaining the, confined to bed, was very ner >1 i . -■ ■.>-> -.- ■ ii i f ,. I i ii-. . i ... I f i , I >•• 11 ■< t ntit I 11* il-Ml 'M ■ I i '11 • 11 I 11( I II11 l 11 ■ I il IIV* I 111* j ... . . . . , i . i i . ...-.,-.-..--iiul,,i -.,.,...i i.. in untrue. ii condition of bhe Spanish ship-, ft-teoked Irritable, and Beeinc-I on tlie f li- 1 •"..-.I, i*. I,.. ,-, .1 111..ii. in. i i.. -ca.-oil I-. -iil.lilet l null II. Iia- liccli -"ilii'l'i „ , . _ * ... - '. , iii. Koch, »ii.. ....- iKiu unending tin ,„■„,,.* off the ioa-1 of Saatiugo and the progress St. Vitus' dance, i ..I ni ,,t iii,, K.iK.iii,. i, nm,, in \ nnnl irii'ime >i,it i-i 11- ii ac been etui uie eu. , „ ,. , ■ , , ■ _ . ,' i I . . . ' r ,,,.;: "enend Lee's ,rn,v .-ill sur, for CubaH V*»"""'*"' '"T " , '"' T .. °"? m0r"',T flaid. M?* ULl..!!".!.,..,.„...ir^..;.;,.,,.,.!' ."' ,t in a u t«-o■ ks.- n,,. nrsi expedition f?r"i™; mwzy: "'\s":' mi'r * .""'■ the ^}°',toli"910 glve lier , ,, , , ,, ">---'i'"*-L "j ii«- .-*i',uiiNii woniier-*. itrno h eniflff, telle of an attempt to wreck the rtf luyL i , c, . . ' . .. • ■ i.i i • i ■ ni'.-.- i -i i s^nnishea between Spaniards are in the verge of ■ ti-^in, probably by thieves bent upon rob- lC( Mrs. Tucker, 1 berv. orreel. Jt is understood that eight battalu lucker, ; ,e westbound passenger was running nt t,.^^ „„ : • , Dr Wil- . r ii i . i . i* P* troops remaining alon ur.uu- i( tl speed o make up time, t was :,„„, ,- „ ,..„ the Jucaro mil itary line will arrive at CHenfUegOfl ihi pe.ii '■.ui the purjmie of the Americana to take tli i niiu- group ol Philippine i-l.miU nnd lo .i--ume -im-Ii proportion of the IMiHlpplue ■ lit .i- hid been InciitTPtl for the bcncfll of the i-'.uiiN in pubiie works, Improve The TurkWi tixwps in Civto hegu menU nnd permanent betterments. | uating the Island l.i-i week. It was also -.'i forth thai the L'nited Stales would nol assume .m\ purl of the Philippine debl which had been incurred hy sp,iin for tin- furtherance of military iu- naval operations Lo quell in-mrrcclion* oi i lie mt I ives. The session wns adjourned until Krhlay, | miners, lu instance Lhey Btniek h caravtin, I Argentina, which has threatened to In consisting -■! 400 iieriWiw, 100 of whom I volve the two countries in war, "ill lie nn,- engulfed in the Itiver thtllec and setlletl hy arbitration, drowned. ,v"" 'Snghtnd Uibacco growers fear thai I their imlustry will be seriously affected |hy t'l mpetitlon of Puerto Rlcnn, i Uban 3'imber wolves are more numerous this I nnd Philippine plantei*s. fall in Michigan thnn In inanj years. Indian ConiiuiBHioner Jones say The nrni) te short of -t.iil oflice i lore will be mustered oul al present. Itieh diiiuumd di»eoveriea in Western Austriilin nre attracting thousands of lhe raised and brought t Yurk or Norfolk n1 ,i eosl of $600,000 for one and l)W00,000 for the other, and possibly they could )«■ brought In foi .^iiiii.ihiii iM.it. 'I'll.- government would. of course, lake the risk of -pending $200,- ik n each of the vessels nnd in thc end might llnd it was unable lo raise ENGLISH NAVY IS ALERT. ■ \ fen mi-,, I iNHClllbllllff mi ly 111,- ■-- ii,! -1, :i ii i.-i ii I Ircntniciit n tho Pillager In- ,, ., , , , , , , , , ,, ! ,. , , . . .,, • Mr. Hiflison wanton to bc pli 1 :ii tho ilians liv wliiii- men Is responsible liu* tin' , -, , . , ■ , , . * ., , ,, , , ... licul iii ii ivrecklni! company wnn-li he i-eceul outbrCiiK al Bdar l-l.ui.l. Minn. , ,, . ?, V, - . , . .,., , , . , , ,, should orjnin/c ;in.l lip iiiiUuin/i-.l to CX- I In- eovornment ins decided lu allow , , ; •.,„.„,.,„. , . . . f , ,, , , , ., pcinl ssui'.niin or $000,000 n the two ves. Spain novond Deeenioer 1 t..r the cme- ' , , ,,,.., ... 1 . .-,, , . , . , . , . scls. lie-.n.l tlie hull ..I the \ i/J-iivii was Million ..I I nli.i. il. Iirill'. ii i.liv-lral tlilliiH- i . . , , ., , '. , .,.,. , ,i* ,' * , ', iniiici proposed i" build a cofferdam sibllHi to transport 20,000 ti-oops bv tliat , , , , . , 4, , 1 i around hcr ami briny hcr to the surface „, ta| ^ ,i «*.„„i i.„. i_ i ,i i... >f,",r mMnS >n>A"- necessary to ll * ile to give ih.- Spaniards time lo pre- J fearful |,,s- of life lias I n caused bj reply. Th,- session lasted a little typhoons and snnil storms In the Orient hour. ' Cieneml I.e.- will c ininil thc lir-i ex I"*' > "' Calm, unless he asks lo be I i;ene,.,l \Vood has Issued ., uc. ..- Ml,r M|. ,,.,,,.,,„ ,,.„ thl. |„„,,,u 'elleved. fining the American policy \-MiW' chiefs InformaiUon rcgai-dlng the Reina This year's crop of peanuts in Virginia 1 11"' proclamation guarantees rellgbuslD- Mercedd8 and „„, Uorrimtte. The tar ■ promises to be very large an.l of fine I erty, freedom of speech and equal justiee coujj \1(, : qualltv. ■ to .ill Inhabitants. it K * | The' London, Oet. 31, There has 1 ll til •aii-i activily at Dcvenport, the site ol 821,000. | H It'*"", Okk., to Port Sill, ami is 1 Irene iiinn .1 roll. „ — ...,..v raised, lie believed, tor I to all Inhabitaiits. It was apiiarcn't tliat she 1iad been only •I of guns , ie for L'nited States : Oeronimo, the famous Apache cdiief, os- „,ul1l,,(l T|ll, _Mm.i„1.„, ,,,„,,, ,10 mUed wl tlefen "'inn the war «- W,-|" 'I from hi* guai*ds u-liUo going from am, ho ^ a)l0 mm}jc roraoved #rom«,„ ,,,,,, . in.null of the harbor, the Inrgcsl arsenal in Ureal liritnln, and LTnited States Senator Proctor of Ver- Ileved to b aking for his old haunts in two ol iin- lines! dry docks ill the world, niont, lias been re-elected by the leglsla* Ifow Mexico. «TT «pnnNT1 u.iifn. opt-nuT The governmenl is assembling an cmci- lure. " Hhiperot William has do«lg n i.inr ■ ALL ■"»>»»■" MARKET HEPOET. ■ye„,v squadron, vvhh-h ii is un.lersloo.11 The coal mining of Wellington, We fountain whicb lie purposes to erect whe.( Qa„tuUon., WooI „.„„„, ver Island, Is sinking, and a preail In i onsthntlnoiilo as a «ni to the com- I is feared. will I.> i.iIh Vai il i- undcistoo Despite il li __ ^^^ wind has I n bloniu-. almosl a .jiilc the disaster is feared. I memorato his visii an.l lhal of lho em id class battlcsliip Colossus "arrived Kranee seems to be preparing tor war.] press to tlio sultan's capital, from yhrad* -i elan battleship She is fully nmmung all her coast forts The t'uniam-hcs and K!o«**as in llie fn- , wiioleaale prices are given uniess other* in,, fr (,i,iee,i-i..«,i ami ll,.. lii-i ,l..- an.I mobilixbig her Heel. 'liaii lei*iii"i*y are stealing cattle to keep! „,,„„ ,...,. Inittleship lien Dull from (Ireenock. Th There are seven' i' niie.l st.ites trans- The "woman in black" who for several c*uJ)) hlllk 4Rllj g.^.,^ .,,,,. |...its in the hail...i* of Sm Francisco, weeks past has teiTorizod-peoplcjlt Dun-1 D11,-. ^ gfaei third rni-er ( Hllliopc, " hi.-li was "il lhe v,a\ tn Ihe I allaries. was intereepte.l .in.l returned unox] i.-.lly lo Plymouth. i il her .Mil'slij ■ ud the Price i.f Produce. Following are tiie local quotations, liolcsale ] wise quoted Dticnued Their Daugkter'i Catt/or llimr... right angles. , , , I The government has ordered officers and When the pony truck struck lhe ob- UoWiors who arc evacuating Ouba to be strueiion it was thrown from iho ni»s. paid In preference to other obllsatlons', but lhe big drive tvl Is clipped oil one : , ~ end of tile steel rail Intended -to hurl the C'.in-rht In Yukon lee. train from Hie ti-aek, and in an instant s.ln i.-ri,ncisw>| jfov, i.-_]Pc was making an Offending jiieee of Bteel Hew past the on {\i(, Vukon nnd there was thin ice at patient. Wo began giving the pills i '■"Ki"c ,"h, ""'! lha J"1"^8 of. ,thl" „r;,,n ' l>"i''h harbor when the Portland Balled on and the ne*, .lay oould see a oluinge for ""? Pu8l,od "n "" th.° °ni0,1' * "' f11''' October 11. "be better. The doctor came and was: "•'» '•"' a V***" <" " """j *• '™l snrprlfl n see such a,, improvement. : t,rl3oka ';"ml""- I1'""*-'."" *• "e»<but vhf __ He told us to keen giving her the medi- jlln™"' k''>V'»rl u> their position. sand bara in tha Vukon ,„„, ,,n wil, pmh. olne. We gave her one pill after each | -Utl' ll"> "'"" h;""ls P-»' "ut wnrning ,ll))ly ,„ logt_ Tll(, ,>ilwson n|y is „ |o|il, meal until eight boxes bad been used 8l8no'f for fP*xteli ng trains from cither WMoki T|,P if(„*,nau and Tacoma are wlien she was well. She has not been j 8nd tho .engine '.'iieks were hoislod ii]>on | „j,rollmi ,lm* lnr olnn. boab) Bre •„ 8„(.;i eaks , ..p they may go Uy pieces. In the vieinify of Ihe wreck there are I numerous coulees, and it Ls believed the men who placed the rail on the track lift in one of these, expecting in the excitement and confusion of a disastrous wreck tn rob the train. The tug Sadie has gone inlo Winter quarters at Dutch harbor. At least a dozen river ^learners are stuck nn wneii sue was wen. mm lias noi ueen i - »"-" - " "v"- .."—.".. «■«-«. i aground and the olhcr hoat.s are in s sick since, and we have no (ear of the : ™* *«"* l""1 ll'e passenger came on io j p(ll.ilmls ,v,sitions thllt ,vhcn tJl(1100 ,„.,, old trouble returning. We think tbe | " enatohee. ^ ^ | up they may go to pieces. md mobilizing her licet. I dian Icnitory are stealing cattle to keep wjBe gU0t-,d, The report that I.i Hung Chang had Uiemselvos fi-om stiindng, the ^verament wl„.uL (||p icen marneri to the empress dowager of rations having he,.,, cut ofl since the ox- jnU. a||1 ))u|k • *«» "'ns ., newspaper joke ! piniiioi, «i the treaty last .Inly I lm> ,||]lk ^^ ^ ' .qiiadron and to coal. i.is ordered jihi.iiihi t., llllll, !•> lor Boston, i). lippi, with lining i.t join ilie S] bluestem, ose. I'll. Maine lie.n v urtill uniting to .-uivey tmops ... Manila. j more, Pa is an Ilalian man. He was, UjU_M . fc-m-l-u-y I g mil ask congress to captural last rimrsday mght and so bad- turl<.y_Counti-y pomts, . o. b„ 75® increiise tlie uuinlier of sailors allowed ly beaten thnl he. will probably die. 80c per civt for lho navy from 12,500 to 20, Three years ago Paris began to dispose Jive-Country points, f. o. I,., 70c pel 31 The tmnsporl Missis- >IN thousand distress.*.! farmers recently of Its Bowngo alter Uie manner of Berlin, owl) sp.,kane,'.S.-)(- per owl balteri thc First in™''«l Tokio, Japan, and petltionel for by turning it Into fields planted with or- j,, barrel-Gold Drop, i tlie period of tax exomp "i»«ii .».i •«*«" (i,,...i,„,,i,i, „f ii„. '. i cure aliunst miraculous. PKANK TUCKER. MltS. PRANK TUCKER. Subsorihed ami BWOm to before ine this 38th .lav of April, 18U7. HDGI1 JOHNSON', .Iustice nf lhe Peace. These pills are won.lei fully effective In the treatment nf all diseases arising from impure blood, or shattered nerve force. They ate adapted to young or old, and may lie had at any drug sline STRIKE IN REPUBUC TUNNEL. Si\ (ci'ii Feci ot Pay Ore it nlining s::uo to Hie Ton. Spokane, Oet. 31.—A quart/ lead whieh rivals in ricluii 9100 REWARD, VlOO. The rea-iers of thia paper will im pleased to learn that there Ib at least one dreaded dhteaM that science has been able to cure In all ks stages and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curt la the only positive cure now known to th* medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional sUsease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Ih taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucoue surfaces t)t the ayatetn, thereby destroying tht foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and HHsisting nature In doing its work. Th* proprietors have so much faith In Its curatlv* Dowars. that they offer One Hundred Dollar* fe- ft-ay case that It falls to cure. Bend for list I of Testimonials. " Address: P. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O, .led' -f.ru j- A ri'tTiteil. Bold by Druggists, 7Gc. „ • , , , n » on 1 iv .1 .i Hall's Family Pills are the best Ihii-e. Idaho, Oot 80.—Jed Gmy, the | 'J'lie Seatlle cily officials who have been visiting Sjjokone were aboard In tiie Wagner cur, and there were .'JO or -10 other passengers. Deteeblres will he put bo work to fathom the cnsOj and If possible eateh the olTendei*s. 4UU.W. """ ""*v"j (0 honof, has heen arrested and is in jail md extent that of any I, A|1(iui| over discoyered in America, which has, man who il is now claimed shot. Wilson and Cummins, for killing whom "Din-1 s*0,.v (lf i.,.rra,i|t-s little "Hop-b'-my mondlield" Jack Davis i.s und*..* -.-."*"«-.-. —- ' The smallest lwok ever printed is the cr sentence Thumb," lately published. The "book is il.il l.t-t ewniiiL extension ehards and vegetables. One-fourbli of the 1.761 i'.,r >.n .iiiiiI h mnl ..ill probably go lo Ha \ .111.1. Mull fur 111,,Mill. Pali [.'ranelseo, Oct. 80. T*! X.ealandin, with the fir-t and t.ilinii- of lhe Kii-i Tcnlies comprising r.lio men, sailed ye3tei .■nn...n for .Miiuil.i. -Illlelll l\ lift' ,,.,,. , . ... i Big Loaf. $4.1*i Banner, 83.80) Ptanslfter, .nm. sevi-nire is already thus disposed of, and it ou, <,,,,, ,.i, a..,-r. o ., .,.« ., ,, , . , .,,,..' ,, , i *4> superb, p.75 bpokane, $3,50: S«*an I'.i-nleni McKinley ha- ordered that Is liope.1 that In t« -re yenr- the «hole . ,,.lU.|lt| ^ ,-. SnoH'(U|.e $.,7... wl|i(c Jcll'erson U-UTOcks, St. [x,uis, be made as of il will bo. LUy( $m. whl>1(. whml ^ 2 j large a military posl as nm in ih,. coun-' If has heen announced in run Hoot, graham $366 try. ' Kan. that Geoi-ge Gould wdll estalbllsl. I.*c'cdll5ran and shorts, $11 per ton; '"T"'!** f'* n-"l- show thai Amcr- ^ ming Mens t tn-la Association head- thorti> $12j bm>i $10. rolled h,lrl ' I""'- """ 'him tinuc to in quarters at all towns and cities along the | ohJckeI1 feed, fl6@20. llaj—Timothy, $8 per ton; baled tim ..I' all mlu Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain Byfl I.-ins nf rail At l-irtfrton, l'a., lasi i '..i*i..ir.iu In,,ihers .ii night, way where nflleas, shops and othyj $10j w]ie„. ,,ay_ ,7i(j0@8i60! , *. ..re..i.in ini.iiier- cut iiunv li feel (if a pally. lie iiiiinl.er <u l.iin, tier-'.us in Aii-ra- , . . , , . , • , , I ,,,., .. i 1)nn , ,,' , , ,,,.. i douhlc mime house which encroached onl ' h' populal niusl ..ther proportion lo tho number of lhe il bv ilu* com Austrian minister of agriculture hns oat i.Iernl.lv Iheir land. "Hill y" Walker, the pugilist, who wn* KV&&VVV&&V&&V$VVV&&'$% '" I knocked .mi by "Andy" Dupont at Omaha, died niter having been unconscious sanctioned an appropriation for establish- -**,.,„, 5(gUc per lb. ing iliirty-thrcc stations, nt which Ilu. | Produeft—Fane hay, $7.50j alfalfa, $10. Corn—Whole, $23; cracked, $U. Wool—Fine medium, 0fe7c per lb; me y creamery butter, 40 E'tabllihed I7S0. Baker's Chocolate, iu anny is to supply guns and ammunition aIlJ ,K1.ib tll|,S| z8o ,b. ^ ,„ an(, w to the people for driving away all clouds. I lb tub3j 2fJ(. per |b. jntSi 2-c lb II is consldei'ed proven that lhe conens- : mnnU.y b[itter> in ro„ m ,. cook W Tne I niied stales transport Rcrlin sion and the clouds of smoke rising into• [ng butter, 10c lb; eastern creamery g snilc.1 for Santiago, Cuba, from Xew York the air nffccl the atmosphorle state of prlnu, 25o) cheese, twin full cream lZje « with 500,000 rations for sinning Cubans, humidity, j |bj cheese, twin, .skim milk, B,@10c Ibi ry ■ The war dejBirtnicnt has issued a com- ranch eggs, $0,25@ll.50; solceted ottm g I'Hall notes on the Philippines, both WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS. $<j,7S; honey, white eoinh, 13o * g liwlorleal and geographical. i ■ fancy, 14c per Ib. V <■. ...11. 1 ...... ,1. .. j - .... . ,,'.... .,..,,.. ll.,.. ■ ll.. .-.. Bn 11.. .1 fit.. ,1,,. ! , - , , , ,, , \ egetabloB—Potatoes, 75@80o per cwt; I one and onc-quarler inches thick. It can ! be read only by the aid of a microscope, ...,, nlnM.lv III feel ,,f ... v i eei-i.r bill is eomplclc ill even* WllV, 41,1.1 ha. shown ahead.i III foot of pay ore aierng- General Do.l-rc Elected President. :,„,„. ,.„,„,.v!„„^ ing $300 lo lhe Ion, wilh promise of a TMll ohi,s IM .,H_TUe ^uioU of! ,n°™^ wider lead, is almost at the doors of Spo* (1||, A ,)f ,,„, remlosscc has ci,;.(P(1 | knne. II. has Is-eti discovered in the l!e- pulilie mine. i vol,,|| |„ j,,,],) ||„, „„_, mppti„,, ln rn., I lean or European plnn. Room anil bourd The licpiiblic ledge has been ciu-oim-1 ,,,„„. fe « nn .„ ., u, „„ „„„.„.. .- tei-ed in tlie long tunnel at a depth of; . . 430 feel, nnd il assays lfl ounces of gold. Export,, of Wlieat anil Torn. 'The lirst hews of the tunnel encounter* Philadelphia, Oct.. 31.—Afore than 000,* j A new catalogue of the higher plants of ing the ledgo came Saturday evening, ■ 001) bushels of wheat and corn cleared the | North America north of Mexico htlfl 14,5114 when .Superintendent Harvey telephoned custom house Saturday on steamers bound entries, including 15 palms and 210 or- l.i the Republic olliee that the tunnel was for European ports. j chids. just Into lhe ledge and thai the lirst value : ____^____^_____^_^^_ I wn.s $1, 'That wa.s not encouraging, but il When coming to Snn p'r.inclsco 8fo to General Cironville Jf. Dodge president and \ Brooklyn Hotel, 208-21S Huah St. Amer- ' lean or European plan. Hooni anil board 11.00 to 11.60 per ilay; rooms 50 centa to ' 11.00 per dny; single meals 25 cents. Free j couch. Clias. Montgomery. did not cause the Republic people to lose I JHE DDTY OF MOTHERS. heart. Marly yesterday the great uewsj came that 24 I'eet of ledge matter had been crossed, of which 111 feet is pay ore, aver- j Daughters Should be Oarofully aging el„,e lo 15 ounces iu gold, or $300; Guided ln Early Womanhood, per ton. No household la complete without a bottle of the famous Jesne Moore Whiskey. It Is a pure and wholesome stimulant recommended by all physicians. Don't neglect this necessity. llsh pipers slate Hint traces of I I Andree's balloon polar expedition have "2 I been found in Franz Josef land. General mis has cabled lhe war ilepnrl Battalion* Hnve galled fur tin I'll lliptilne Xm1.111.1n. fl celebrated for more g I mcltt from Manila that the better class than a century as a q ,,f Filipinos .li. nol wnni Independence, The ■misers ll.iuuil-al an.l llornci and delicious, nutritious, -3 and flesh -forming 5C beverage, has our <**}' | been laid up in reserve at Norfolk nnvy|D. Wholley the monitors Puritan and Teii-or huvi Snn Fn is,-,,, Oot. 20.- The United Stales ii-nus|s,i*t steamer Ohio, conveying two battalions of the l"u*-t Wnsliingtmi volunteers, has saih-.l for Manila. The troops are commanded by Colonel John ft well-known Yellow Label bai.k. NONE OTHER (1ENUINB. MADE ONLY BY <}' I jMi-d. g ! l.n-t Sunday lho Cubans nl Santiago 3 celebrated the thirtieth anniversary of tho on the front of every § declaration of Cuban independence. package, and our g j The Veri I legi-lature hns passed an trade-mark,"l.allelle g i'"'' n",kl"g ;l bounty "ii wolves, panthers Chocoladere,"onthe 8 :""i ' "• ''-: '-v'"" *■'* foxes' """* i""1 *3 rnllle-nukes, t)l. g | President Itull'v of the Swiss confedcra. I nonnced. g lion, still inue, to receive threatening Company A To be corporals, Privates § letters from anarchist- I i, closely j H-'Us, Mitchell, AckermUn, De and <3 guni-ilcd by the pollco. ' ! Mcllowan. g WALTER BAKER & CO. Ltd., 2 At Hoston, Mass.. Patrick Rosdi nnd «■ Dorchester, Kits,. «',■'""" ''''''"i 1n.n*W "" ,Hj° ''"','' "! " $ rom■-tnry bniluinff, ffiuppled onon other I Qenoral Miller rode at the head of tlte column with Colonel Wholley. Al the wharf a siil>si;iniial luin-liooii awaited tin- men, served l»y tho ladies of tlie Red Oross. Posftnl cards for lost messagea to friends were also distributed, as well as flowers and meiucnitoes. The following promotions have been an **-■** ■ ■ ■■«• *w« n>- ■ m \* m I •■ ■*. SYRUP OF FIGS ,[■-. xj linn- -inrv building, giuppled eool] otln-i ^^tC.tG^^-^t5atG^t56t560t5c5i^ i„ „ fiondlsh struggle fell to tho ground BUY THE GENUINE ' rreslde'nt Uwrencoof tho Ohio Wool growers' ussoclnlion, ftdvoen'tofl a oonibina- tion of .-oitnii planters and woolgiwwera i,i linn": aboul a iiigh tiii'ift' on raw ma* ...MANUFACTURED BY ... i Ul'Jnll. CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO. At s.n FrajioUco,CW.,Franklin Brown, tritOTE THII If A MB* a li vpm»l i-l of note, died at the (Jennan ~ " j lionpltttl, Do tried l<» hv|Hioti/.e a lloil JURE YOURSELF! |sovoml months ago, but Um nninml bit him. pausing hliNxi poiaon, Mffilluu" I Iteeenl si.iti^ii.-s show thai, under ].'. in I.r There was greo-1 exeitemeni n tho oom- [i.iny when is beeamio known thai I.ieii- tennnit Hinckley had boen detaclied and ordered for service on the ship Toeoma, soon to depart for Manila, via Honolulu, where she will pick ii]» a cargo of I'.milry horsos tiunsportwl that far somo time ngo. It will lie some months before he again joins his company, .lhe regiment loft "ill, almost the same number of men orglninlly enlisted at the muster-In, losses by discharge and other* rtiso equalling the number -d recruits added in July. The strength of the two Imttaltons is oxnetJy BOO ofioers and men There have '"'it but four dentin In tho lltl,i -,„, lthtll„ ve,,,- there aro mme bovi Mian girls, bul i i*offiment, llie In one taking pltuso Thuw mer 7fi yean there uro mme women Umn dfly 'Mwie Burnhiwn of Oompany IJ. , . ,, in ,,i.i„ u, ,,„, nien, and iron the rboi o 00 to 00 tlie ,.r...nt in i.i. in »,,|.|.i i,7 • ■ ' FH'e un.s„i,.,.,.., i:,,.,„i..,i. >' ••' ""• i..I...I.I. i..i imnortlon Is aboul ihree bo iu., >u favor ,1.1,1. in :i l,i,(Hi.-., ,y.,f.. ' I riiiiUur .«i,i ...i raqno.1 | ol the women. Al tho nil NY.- V.nh mealing ol tlio Is it Wrong? directors of the O. It. i N. C5o., Uiosc Get it Hiitlit. gcntleinen bad a, conloi-cnce with the ml* KcepHRIsht. 'n*-' P0H'ei*s of the Northern Pacific rail* Moore'. Kov-nie.i Remedy will do It, Threo »ny. Hie resull. ,.f which conference i- dosenwill make you leel bellcr. n.l it from -ai.l to have been nu agreement to a plan yourdruggtBt-br sny ivIioIobbIbdrug lioune, or ! whereby the recently talked nf "cut oil" YOUR LIVER bom Stewart i 11.,linen linutl'i Candle, Crete, Oct, 30.—Five more of the Mussulmans convicted nf taking pari in the massacre of British goldiors Sep- t fin her tl were executed yesterday, cuhbagc, If I. oil (.i 1.7.'i per c«t; turnips, $1 per ewlj onions, 76@00e jier cwt; beans, l;fn Ijo jhu' lb; carrots, .$1 per cwt; heels, 9).2*> por ewt. Poultry—Ohiekcns, live weight, lfl*?i.llc lb; dressed, llt(.i Kle; spring broilers, $3.25(3.1.75; turkevs, live 10@llc, dress, cd 1l'(1i. I.'le; Spring ducks, dressed .f-ll!? 4.*,ll d..z; geosc, live 10@llo, dressed l-.'ti. I2jcj wild ducks, 26@50oj pheaa- ants, 30@85o. Meats—Beet cows, live $2,50©2,7B, dressed $fi@6.60 cut; steers, live $2.70@ 3, dressed W.60@0; Irn^s, live (W.50@4,75. dressetl $(l@0.60j mutton, live 4<ff*l!c, dtcrsed 71(»Hc; dressed veal, 7@8cg lamb, 12.!c wholesale; venison, 10@20e per lb. Wheal. Portland, Or., Oct, 20.—Wheat—-Wnlln Walla, (ilK./lile; vnlh-.v and bluestem, 03® ti-le; little selling; quotations aro nominal. Tacjomn, Oot, 20.—Wheat—Olub, dllc; bluestem, 82@03o. Metal.. San Fnineiseo, Oct. 20.- -Bar silver, 59{c. Mexican dollars, 47jo, Load, $3,80, ui.ii.. You lleen, Do not have loo much air blowing through your room al night, or neuralgia mny creep upnn you while you sleep, lint if ii comes, use St. Jacob's Oil; i'l warms, -..ithes and cures promptly. Moxlco continue to furnish ihe Unltod Slates uilh inore than half of its supply uf mahogany, NO FURTHER INDIAN TROUBLE j What Buffering frequently results from a mothers ignorance: or more Reports Tliat tho iiod m*-ii Are frequently from a mother's neglect to Leaving GrniH Comity. j properly instruct her daughter! Tradition says "woman mustsuffi Tlie l'nited States is about the only country which has no established harvest ■customs. In some parts harvest eelebni- tlons are held, but we have no traditions sueh as they have abroad. fiakor City, Ore., Nov. 1.—Tlio Indians me leaving Grant county as fast as possible, and no further trouble is G.ypecled. Tlie coroner's jury today cxiiunicd the CITf Permanetitly Cured. No fluior rmrrotiani-i ill* at'hr Jlrnt tlny'H use of Ur. Kilue'v Un-at i NtTVt■ itftilon.T. Beud for FltKK SV.00 trial ' luiiUi'Biitl treutlHf. DR. B. 11, iLUWiiL LUL, KM and young women are so taught. , . , There is a little truth and u great deal j Thc lflrgfist orgm] |n t)l0 wfM u jn t]]Q of exaggeration In ihis If a young woman suffers severely she need.; body of one of ibe Indians killed near | treatment and her mother should see Many mothers hesitate to tahe their QithedmJ of Senile, Spain. pipes and 110 stops. Ft has 53 hands of a deputy sheriff and posse Wil asked for a peaceable surrender and were answered by Lhe Indians opening lire, killing ono of their number, George -Cutting. The posse then returned Ibe fire, killing five Indians. Ihitllt-NliIiiN Oregon mnl lown. Washington, Nov. 1.—A cablegram received at Ihe navy department announces the arrival at Bahia. Brazil, of the battleships Oregon mid Iowa. The battleships will stop tit Bahta for it few day*. replenishing their coal bunkers front the Aberrenda and the Celtic, and then win proceed to Bio, where they are to lake part in the groat demonstration on No- vombor l-l to commemorate lhe nnui- versary of tlio bin h of tho republic of Brazil. lira Hi (it Iter. Siimne) Mtitelimorc. Philadelphia, Oct. 31.—Rev. Samuel <ne of iIm- prominent mitt- Mutch more of the Northern Pacific through the Bit-Mstew in the Presbyterian church, died I^i t-%.r r^5»--f=».*r>t- "Tijprjiu tor Root mountains is to be built bv tlie yflstcrduy at his home in thi* city. mm ffiflflkO ^"nl.er.. Pacific and tho O. O. & N.j U/nni CM l\Vlll I O SSSiWHS. i'*bulv aud lo be 'tperatcd bv tlicni in n : The late-*! roster of Uie Japanese navy WUULtlN MILLOjta*y.W M.nilar manner. -how.*, that- of the 13,000 men in t'he ser- '" J J" " "*" '--•-"- • " j]|(, tlistrlbutioll of tree ratiini- in S.m ■ vice 5.73 per cent are between the ages Of go province is demomli^ing the Cu-1 15 and 20 years, and 38.3 percent between And save liiiddl.-jiNit* .*■ pro/Its. Jfon'fl fine tnil- or-inade Bulif>lf8.tij io $11, in guaranteed. Catalogue, samplOB, sell-measurcinent blank!), etc., -1 mallod free. Address J. LANDIGAN. McKay |, building, Portland, (»r. Mention tbis iuii.lt. j i©jtf6QN0lOODplMfltt. VvmF HEALTH RESTORER. U5EIT! N. N. I'. iA PISO'S CURE FOR . CURES WHEAT Att ELSE FAILS. I itettt i"-».ikii Syrup. Tsstea utHxt. Unl In timo. gold br ilriiKK-t-la. U19. I tbe ages of 20 and 25 years. Only 1.05 "Wild Hill" Turner, a despemte nuun- per cent are over 10 years, and most of tain olmiracler of Kentucky, has been these arc oflleers, killed, j Rabbit fur te w>w au important commer* All tbe BritUli North American squ.id- cial urtiile. It i-- known to the trade as ion has boen ordered to mobilize al H.ili-! electric seal, and wlien dyed so closely ro- tax, som'bles the genuine article as to defy de- Tlie rnit.'il States supi'en ourl lias tectidn except among experts. It li mid 'OS, decided thai a live stock exchange is nol that $500,000 Is Invested in rabbit culture -— I a trust, j in England. I Anotht r fierce battle In- b en f.-tight be- The tomb of Mubonimcd is covered with ! tween Jopnnesc 'troops and native saMages ' diamonds, sappfhlres and rubies, valued al in Formosa, I C2,.">00,000. A Newark, X. .T.; inventor is experi* The finest, emeralds known are said to menting with a propeller which works'be thoae belonging lo the Spanish crown. I'm pern r V\ 111 In in. JEHUaALEM, Nov. 1,—Tlio emperor ami empress of Germany are curtailing their visit in tlie Holy Land. They abandoned the trip to Jerldho owing to Kur.» pean Complications, and it is also believed that they will not go to Syria. .IiinI Hie Time, This Is just the time of the year we feel Ibe muscles all sore and si ill', ami then Is just the lime lo uso St. Jacob's Oil to j relax thorn and to cure at once. Spain has greater mineral resources than any olber country iu Kurope, including iron, copper, Bine, silver, antimony, quicksilver, lead and gypsum, daughters to a physician for examination; but no mother need hesitate to write freely nbout her daughter or herself to Mrs. Pinkham nnd secure the most efficient advice without charge. Mrs. l^nUhum's address is Lynn, Mass. The following lettcrfrom Miss M auik F. Jounbon, Centralia. l'a , shows what neglect will do, and tells how Mrs. Pinkham helped hcr: "My health became bo poor that I had to leave school I was tired all the time, and bad dreadful pains in my Bide and back. 1 was also troubled with irregularity of menses 1 was very weal., and lost so much flesh that my friends became alarmed My mother, wbo Is a firm believer in your remedies from experience thought perhaps tbey might benefit me. and wrde you for advice. 1 followed the advice you gave, and used Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as you directed and bin low as well as I ever was 1 have gained flesh and r.Hve a good color 1 am ecu,p.(.Ley cured of irregularity " To Cure a Cold In One liny Tniif* Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drugglets refund money if it falls to oure. 25o, It was ritatod in a London police court recently that 8 or I) shillings a day can be made by begging. I shall recommend PIso'S Cure for Consumption far and wide.—Mrs. Mulligan, Plumstead, Ke-nt, England, Nov. a. 1895. Law court records show that the defendant wins his case in 47 out of every 100 eases tried. In the fall cleanse your system by using Dr. Pfundcr's Oregon Blood Purifier, Theatrical posters must have the approval of a committee of the cily council in Hartford. Um Dr. Pfunder'a Oregon Blood Purlfler now The screw of an Atlantic liner costs about $20,000. Try Schilling'* M-v-u Tea and Unking Powder. Boston has a municipal telephone cx- ehanyc. Dr. LukenS, The Old Reliable Specialist. OLDBHT In |X|MrIftnefr-!UCB&BT In medical knowledge nnd nklll— crowned with ur, HOARS of unparalleled iucmss—ths suSsnun' (Hand— the itt-o-jle'n ipeolallut, lie hai* cured ttinUHiimls mnl enn cure ymi. All Chronic, Nerv.ui>.. Ilion.] nnd Skin DImohhch, gtrloturt, lltew; Viirloeoceli*, Rupture, Plle§, 'loHre, i.'iincer OUltd without cutting ">r detent Ion fltim bun- lneaH. Dr. hukcim treat* nil enmMe chronic nnd difficult dlsfattet-i -ut th« home of the patient with unfailing lUOCSM, If you can nut cull, write your lymptomi for the molt perfect mull «>'Miem. Advice free. KIlne-RoHenlverg building, No. 626 Front Ave., Seattle, Wanhington. You cannot buy Schilling's Best tea except in packages.
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