Gather in Force f

The marriage of Mr. J. Bain
Kerr, editor ‘of the Miner, and Miss
Emily Swan took place at 16 o'clock
this morning at the bride's residence
on Georgia street, Rev. 1. G. Ay
Colquhoun officiating.

‘The house was beautifully deco-
rated for the eccasion with ever-
greens, “pansies and: the flags of
Great Britain.and.the United States.
The bride was dressed in white and
carried a bunch of carnations.

The .best man'was Mr W. A.
Gand Forks, and the
bridesmaid was Miss Jennie Swan,
sister of the bride. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs, William Mc-
Queen, Mr. and Mrs. William F:
Lingle, Mr. and: Mrs. G. B. Paul,
Mrs. Humphreys, Miss Humphreys,
Mr, and Mrs. Paulson, Mr. W. M.
Wood, Mr. and Mrs, B. R. Mac-
donald, Miss’ ‘Aldrich} Miss Amy
Griffith, Mr. E. J. Balfour, Mr-

_ Thomas Parker and Mr. W. H. F-

Jones.

> After: ithe: iceremony= the guests sat
down to a tasteful lunch, at which
the health of the bride and groom,
proposed by, Mr., Harkin, was
drunk; Tlie, happy icouple then
took the Red Mountain train tor
California, being givena farewell”
salute of rice p and: old. slippers at the

Mr. and Mrs. Keer “wend the re-
cipients of a number of handsome
presents, among which was a silver
tea service from citizens of Grand
Forks.” Ttis’'was accompanied by

the following of which may
result in a saving of expense to the
insured. He is favorably impressed
with the city, infact expresses sur-
prise at-its.solid, substantial char-
acter. ‘

y ¢ Miueral Display for Winnlpex

The isecretary. of the board of
trade .will:today and tomorrow. re-
ceive- at the board of trade rooms
samples of. ore which the: owners
wish displayed at the Winnipeg ex-
hibition and will forward them free
of-charge.

~ Rev. Father Welch left last night
for the coast, whence: he- goes to
Manchester, Eng., where he was,
born,’ to remain several months.
‘Rev. Father Ward, S. J... of .Gon-
zage college, Spokane, will take
charge of the Catholic church in his
absence. +.

 wadiy.Injured atthe Le Rol.

John. R. McFee,- a miner, fell
down a chute in the Le. Roi_ mine
about noon today and sustained a
‘compound fracture of the leg. He
was removed to ths- Sisters’ -hospi-
tal, where Drs. Bowes and. Ken-
ning operated on him.

” gar Hemri Joly the Right Man

“+ By Associated Press.
Montreal, June 28.—Major Ben-
nett of Vancouver is inthe city. In
an-interview he expressed himself as
well pleased with the appointment

the following letter:
“John B. Kerr, managing editor,
the Rossland Miner, Ross!

gc nor ‘of British: Co-
jumbia. He says _a better appoint-
ment could not have been made.

B. C.:
“Dear Mr. Kere—We, the under-
signed, taking advantage of the op-
portunity afforded by your: ap-
riage, desire to tender
ongratulations.. The
inferest you.t ave always evinced in
thedevelopnient of the Boundary dis-
trict is deeply appreciated here.
Kindly accept, on behalf: of your
bride, the accompanying ‘gift as a
token Of our regard.
ssYouts' very troly,.o *:
“Lioyd:A. Manly;
i “(Mayor,
“tA, Miller,
“E. S, Biden,
“‘Jeff Davis,
“Fred Wollaston,
“G. A. Fraser,
“T, W. Holland,
“ow, A. Harkin.”

Rossiand ‘Team Has a Series of Games

‘of which has been under investiga-

Siarvard wins the Race.
By Associated Press.
Boston, June’ 28.—Harvard ‘wins
the four-oared race in 12:16 1-2.

DEVLIN DEFENDS HIS FoOp

Maker of Emergency Rations Chajien-
: gen Bnveatigation of their Merits.
Montreal, June 28.—Dr. Devlin,
who supplied emergency, rations -to
the government for the Canadian
‘troops in South Africa, ‘the ‘quality

tion by a special committee of the
house of commons, in an interview
expresses his willingness to_give
his Side of the case whenever called
upon to do so. ¥

d

ge highly
food with that supplied by him, Dr.
Devlin Says ‘the former, which con-
tains a higher percentage of pro-
teid'matter, may, instead of proving
beneficial; ‘Prove highly - injurious,
owing to their deficiency in other
equally essentials, viz: carbo-hy-
drates and fatty matter.

: in Prospect.
The Rossland base ball club has
a good series of games in prospect.

As already announced, it will play
the. Stanford university .téam on
Sunday. The following day it will
goto Nelson to play against:the

Nelson and Spokane teams for a

purse offered by the Dominion day
célebration committee. The Spo-
kane team will probably come heré
to play on July’7 and 8.
ments are now being made for a
_match with the Boston Bloomer
«Girls on anvearly day ii in July. This

Arrange- |

Kiug of Sexony Is 111
By Associated Press.

-Berlin, June 28.—Reports from
Dresden say that’ King Albert. of
Saxony. is suffering from cancer of
the bladder.

Boy Killed by Lightning
By Associated Prese.
Delaware, Ont., June .28,—Clar-
ence Mahler, aged nine years, was

team; composed entirely of.9 en,

was organized sin Boston seven
_ years ago and has‘ played all over |:

the continent. It plays well, too."

TALKING INSURANCE RATES

* Secretary Gilbert Meets Agente and

Sees the City’s Improvements

The insurance men were in con-
ference last evening with Charles
*R. Gilbert, secretary of the main-
‘land board of fire underwriters, who
“arrived this morning. The agents
explained to Mr. Gilbert the im-
““ provements in the water and. fire

-- departments since the city was
““ vated by Mr. Davenport last winter,

for all of which the city is entitled to
credit in the shape of lower rates.

The fire department turned out
last night about 9 o'clock in order
to show its efficiency and the facili
ties it has. This afternoon Mr. Gil-.
bert went around the city in com-
pany with Chief Guthrie and was
shown the improvements to which
the agents referred.

He will. leave this. evening and

ig shelter under a tree here on
Tuesday evening. Ene

MANOR MENTION

Mrs, Richard Plewman and her.
sons Charles Frederick and Walter
Lionel have arrived from Toronto
to spend the.summer here.

A. L. White of Montreal, repre-,

of the G Miner’ syn-
dicate, is in town accompanied by
his brother, H. O. White of Ames-
bury, Mass.

Peter Cunningham of Camp. Mc-
Kinney came to the city yesterday.

W. A. Harkin, the Grand Forks
newspaper man, is in'the city.-

L. M. Rice of Seattle. arrived in
town this morning.

T. H. Rea came in from Burnt
Basin this morning.

To Let.
Two new houses, four rooms each,
on hill at head of steps, behind: One
Price Grocery Company's - store,
Spokane street. Apply to Daly &
Hamilton, —~ came

TIME: CARD OF iiint

Double Daily Train: Service.

Ne

No.1 North Coast Limited

spall
Borers east bound.

7-23 a.m.
lo.2 NorthCoast Limited,
od, a

except saa iy Hi others dally. |

CITY TICKET, OFFICE,
ZEIGLER BLOCK,

Carner Howard and Riverside.

Try Our Electric Lighted :

“NORTH COAST

LIMITED”

With New-!‘Observation Cars.”
W. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wo

A.D. CHARLTON,A-G.P.A.,Portiand,Ore

,, Land for Sales
Two acres in desirable fiortioli of
city. Excellent’ garden. soil.
be plotted. Apply to J. B. Johnson
& Co.

Baal this asst day of June, tgoc.

Miss Swanson

—AT. THE—

CLARENDON

GIVES THE

BEST LUNCHES

IN TOWN: AT 35¢. -

Come and Try Them.

MONTREAL LOAN
& INVESTMENT Co

INCORPORATED~ 3
Head office, imperial building, St, James Street,

oF every
lescription
sy executed. with
neatness:
and dispat
the.

Authorized Capital,
: pecribed Capital ove

This Com, aa open ch_ office here,
src een Bea oo EHiansgziedt ee
Elmer A. Roll, Hen Thos, tie Daly,Q. C.

james: has. ae Hamiton,
‘Secretary-Treasuror, Wa a Faldin

1

fest inves! tment for small sums now 07 fo the
aie need Wels money in tare or seul amounts
repayable in monthly instalments.

Fon further Information, apply to

WA TATDING,

Sigy-Treanirar.
‘Bank at Montreal Chambers, Ealenla avenue.

Rolt & Grogan
a FOR RENT. ;

Oitice on wiey floor 1n8 Block.
Office fe anid ty rooms ot. second’ 'toor Burns

ine Warehdusein center-of town,

FO SALE. es

“Sev en- “roomed Dwelling hone,
furnished throughont, good

splendid business Lopportunity.

Can |

Every day is not going to be sunny and. “warm; and ‘no
costume will look as well as’ a..nice.Dweed or Serge
Suif, made in the’ stylish, way (like the ones we have,
We've made the prices attractive and if. you, look. them
over. you'll be tempted, to buyst cf capeaeoe ap caar ee ss

oe ‘ i z aos De

. DRY GOODS ROOM, ° Reb

HUNTER BROS. STOR DRES |

The, Montreal Loan & Investment. Co offers the

, INTERNATIONAL ie

AS KLOCKMANN, Proprietor.’ AS M, ZINN, Banaue

Mlustrating life behind the scenes and ‘the trial of of.
Eirector at ‘rehearsal,

ib plastered

Hotel‘and Saloon on Second. avenne.—A |

struck and killed by lightning, while | 2-

Which will last:

This spring's
$2.50 to $12. ”

Jumpers, that-everybody
sells for.75 ¢,-our price’ 50c. “*

Miners’ Shoes.
That we sold for $3:$4 $5. ‘and
$6, at $1.50 $2, $2.50 and $3.
Also a line’ of fine walking
shoes from $1 up.

Sox.

Our regular 25c all wool sox
will sell three for 25c.

Cotton sox just the thing for
fide weather, 5c. a pair.

Remember these prices are only
today.

and quick attention,

The Rossland.

“Bees to thank their many patrons and the public generally for
the very liberal patfonige theyrhave

je week only, as ‘the prices we quote below

‘are ruinous to everyone except the buyers.
Here are some. oF the eyeopeners.

* Suits of Clothes,

goods, _ from

a

Be on hand early and:so get the choicest selections,
We have engaged Special help so that you are sure of courteaus

—

42 Columbia Ave.
B. BANNETT, Mncr.

é Oil Clothing,

7 cae Pants and Hats at just
“oné half the usual prices.

= * Summer Underwear.
We are heavily stocked in this
.Sline. “We will sell to all com-
“ers at from 20c.a garment.:
Special line of Egyptian and
; :, Balbriggan shirts, 20c; draw-
§ .28rs Z0c.

__. . - Top Shirts.
; { In great variety from 25c¢ up.
Gloves and Mits
From 25c Up
Neckties and Suspen=
ders from 10c Up

good for one week, starting from

Auction House,

s WHOLESALE AT.

“Crow & Morris, Rossland.

| ENGIN EERS

Zrmndt and* tempora:
: ndkeigemnbers $36 t to $40% aber
month.- For particulars apply to
CHARLES E. BENS
Charies Webster, sont 2 Secretar.

MADARA

CUNLIFFE e McMILLAN,
Call ats.

vD
ft Ri 3 aa ( stra

Ore Cars, Wheels and’Axles, Bnckets, Fans. Shatting, Hancers'
a specialty. Northey Fu Zumpy ke} ane Bh stock. he, ahi a
a Mal Concentrators, Etc. :
3 Box. 198.

‘Third, Avenne Rossland. P.O,

v Seas Se

IT PAYS us—.

arec:. Purest and Freshest. Drugs:

only the.
To be got, “to exercise” the’ GREABE T
CARE in dispensing prescriptions. de-

liver them IMMEDIATELY: whe: dis-
pensed, and to CHARGE ‘THE ST
REASONABLE PRICES.

In this way we gain the ifid 3 of your pt he gets

the most satisfactory results from -his medicines, and you
have recieved the = gtentest good for the least money. ox

This is how it is our Prescription-Trade is rapldty increasing.

> | TELEPHONE 18.

ROSSLAND- DRUG O.,

123 E. COLUMBIA AVENUE.

EB-We keep in stock evervthing that belongs to. perfectly equipped macy.

will announce the new rates by ‘cic-

ROSSLAND, BRITISH.COLUMBIA,: FRIDAY, JUNE ab, 1900

PRICE § CENTS

s Goodeve Bros., Druggists and Stationers

~ QUARTZ

LXE, 8®Fewerey

i have Just recelved a line of

Ss vith ‘the Quartz of the I L. Mine near ” Ross-
; land, British Ganinbis

J. W. SPRING, ae

Postoltice, The Leading Jeweler

Feather Dusters,
; Piano Dusters,
Cloth Brushes,
- WHISKS)...c000000
‘Hat Brushes,
Sei Bonnet Whisks, &c.

SPECIAL: 2°25:28.°%Gne sence bere tney resftgene.--s SPECIAL.

8 to Deal wi S

FNEOLIGENCE. AT devas

‘Because ispiolor Burns’ With is

E BO "Answor—Great Injartion Don

No EXAMINATION]

Rossland cidren Lose. Chance of Go-"
ing to High Shag .

Bxamination is “Declared _ of Till Next
{Bhool Year—Suocession of Protests:}

a terrogating each other and recog-

the examination to ‘be held before
the schools -are dismissed for the
summer. today; there would be no
difficdlty:about summoning the chil-
dren together some day next week,
if ansinspector were sent here.

DECLINES TO RUN

Ex-Governor McInnes. Will Not Op-
pose New Ministers, - -

» BOXERS PLEDGED IN BLOOD
‘They Secret Oaths and Sigus—Why
jy) Whey KIM Foreigners

_ Edwin Wildman, late vice-consul
of the United States at Hong Kong,
says’of the, ‘Boxers:

“They are’ divided into lodges
and have common signs and pass-
words, known. ‘only. to. themselves.
They ‘have several methods. of in-

HE COMPLAINS OF LAURIER

He Says the Ottawa. Government Tied His
Hands by. Forbidding’ Him - to: Interfere
With Hinistors—Victoria Libe 1 Abacos
tion Protesia Against His Removal.

‘The proposal by the provi
superintendent of. education,

ander Robertson,. to. postpo

examination for entrance to
high: school for Rossland
Ftoday” until “the
sthe-next school year has called'forth

§ the Busy: Cornor..a*

_ This: is of? Special Importance to all, who:
‘Wear Clothes: & Ae

aie excel in some 5
ered Gia hin

it

a ees 3 Wehey

wore We neen © WE
rated

the'Union

salt rand et ‘aR show you our goods ‘and
others have been. —Headl-
Boots, Biroes Hats,

‘The Busy Store

vigorous:'p ‘on-all'side:
The: only excuse given fo
action is ‘that the wife of I

beginning: + of. F

in | placing

| dishes, he table of Special to the RECORD:

Victoria, B. C.; June 29-=Ex-
They hold. their | Governor McInnes has written toa
i ber of ‘the janers:’ who

of 10 cents. to be paid.in calls of
one cent at intervals of not' ‘less
than two months, ~ The other 75,-
ooo shares are to be held in re-
serve in. the treasury. The new
company. is to be called’ the ~Tama-
rac Mines Limited.

It is estimated that the call of the
first five cents per “shure will pro-
duce. $40,000, with the- possibility
of -selling- treasury . shares. if. the
market should improve, « Of.this, it.
is proposed to expend about $30,-
00 on a. tramway -and ‘reduction
works with a capacity of so tons a
day, and from $10,000. to $20,000

on. development.

The report of R..W. MacFarlane;
the ‘superintendent, estimates’ that
there are: 13,600 tons. of “ore in
Sight in the mine, lover 1000 tonson :
the, dump. and_that by drifting
from | the bottom of the winze the

es. ly. in. secluded P
gin the dead of the night and asked him to oppose Turner or Eb-

5 from their bodies, mixing erts, to the effect that if would be
rater, arid pledging each undesirable to oppose the ministers.
He\says that the-unsettled state of
the province ‘demands that they‘be

‘The; Boxers have

Burns, who was, detailed to conduct

count of-her ‘mother! S.- illness.
following * ‘day * ~Principal : + M

wrote to;Mr. Robertson calling
tentjon to the bad. effects of such de="
lay and asking to have a substitute.
for Mr,.Burns sent. This-lettér.was:
-maited on Sunday. On Wednesday
night the. board ® of trade: {followed:
this up with a telegram to the same
effect, which ‘should have: been{de-
liyered vy morning. This

ul ;- MAKES THE
PRETTIEST
COMBINATION

IT’S WORTH

YOUR WHILE TO
LOOK AT OUR

Olivenes sor oa

= aoe

“sete ss EWERT BROS 2:

| Mr. Robertson? :

orning Mayor Goodeve sent the
following ; “emphatic ielegrame to

trance examinations held here. All

ing. the ‘motto: |"°t opposed.
“Up “with the, “Ching _dygnasty He blames the Ottawa authorities
The for having by ‘‘a wholly unwaranted
éxercise of power" tied “ his hands
for the’ past’nine’months by refus-
ling to allow’ him to* intérfere with
.|his- ministers, Had things" been
Vor R tory, and “restoring idot wor. | otherwise, she ‘says’ thé unsettled
a. burnt’ Saérifices. The state of British’ Columbia* politics
ea in immortality. and would long since “have been ended.’
sent.mussion:.. Heisa| “The Liberal asso has draft-

and,down_ with the foreigner.’ .
‘ foreign tradesman i in China, to- the
mind ofthe native, is. a barbarian

ge can be almost doubled at
moderate . expense. | Assays range’

have shown an extracrion of 8234.
to 91%" Of the. as y- value.’ The
total cost of ‘mining, ~ tramming
and treatment, including loss in ex-
traction, is estimated ar not more
than $7 a.ton. =

The winze ‘has been ainaie
feet:on the dike ‘which was cut 100.

nel. - Mr. MacFarlane proposes to
sink it 200’ feet deeper'andt ‘to. drift
on the vein at the 1oo and 200-foot
levels; also’ to run a'second adit to

foe to fear,.and. the present alarm ed-a'set of resolutions to Ottawa.
felt by ali, foreigners in China is

fully warranted. ” Mcliines and . will not give-an offi-

cial reception to Governor Joly.
xs Ribalater, Denby Views

Former Minister to 0. China’ Denby |’
writess: ae Fi
“The, chief. cause. cof this dissatis- Storm on the.C B R Stops the Record’s
faction is jealousy. against. the-. for- ‘Telegraph Report: :

eigners, “China sees herself power- Storms ° today‘iagain “prostrated
Jess any, wise the for- the C. P. R. telegraph ‘wires: and

THE WIRES DOWN AGAIN

citizens justly i
meaning of it?”
Up to the present time no ans-
wer to any of these messages ‘has
been received and the schools will
be dismissed without any- examina-
tion for entrance to the high
school. There is little doubt that
an examination at “this timé~ would
have given the ! city enough , quali-
fied pupils to entitle itito‘@ separate
high school... The required number:
is 20.. Eleven passed:at the last
examination. There(Jare 13 candi-
dates now., awaiting examination,
of whom Mr. McLean_fully expects
that riewould PASS. 7 “Ls
An mination at the tite ofa

‘QUICK WORK | Tal. No. 8

_Red Star: Storage & Transfer G

rage and ‘Transfer bi Bay RAE S ‘delivered . promptly.

nd Tratty, Meet all trains. Contract and Job Work

eid it Sir ee ae srofelt ban led, Mining” machinery delivered. on
We ey aan to anvebi aor Ee aa argo faciitieay_ reason
a ant TB i ly =

We pay dan done to envi ine azshippers’ poten wil clear, transfer, ware

able rates, no fire risk. We act as

house, or ship any class of goods:
WE SELL. GOOD, DRY, SEASONED WO

Office: . Washington 8t., opposite. Bank of Afontreal. JW. Brartine, Mer.

t many wi

“¥

long vacation would be most untair
to the children, . It should come at.
the close of the term, when they, are
fresh from. their ‘studies, ‘not ‘ata
time when burried preparation
“would be necessary to enable them
to pass. . There is no reason why
some local man should not -act as
examiner. He is simply required
to receive the. printed: examination
papers, distribute them among the

P. BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS’ z
Nelson, Gr A
Grand Forks, and Vancouver.

Re sland, |

RETAIL MARKETS 5
Sandon,

Trail, Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, New
Silverton, °:Cascade City, Grand Forks,
Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke

* Phoenix,
‘ Pi and: Vancouver.
———.

by 3 ghey ee reduce insurance FO,

: Flossiand Water and Light Go.

Repentance ‘and s spac er money

Estimates furnished for Wiring and.Lighting, | Steam Fixtures carried In stock.

Electric Power supplied for Mining and Manufacturing purposes.
{tis much cheaper than steam. —_ Motors for sale or rent.

lights, telephone No. o, between § a, m,, and 6 p.m.
arin case of trouble with Nats Sor te ia mop

Lise Electric uaits

hildren' without giving’ ubfair ad-
vantage to any, and gather up their
answers when, the examination is
over. Any honest man of

protesting against the dismissal of |:

these workings with the
surface. ~ ‘

‘Ko Cure a Cold In' One way

‘. Take Laxative: Bromine Quinine
Tablets.
money if it fails to cure.

-asge.- EL

box. saga

™ NOR. MENTION

‘cannot be touched by the Chinese to appear Without telegraphic news.
authorities, no matter what crimes
they may‘ commit. A -hundred or
g00 miles away froma consul the) Three carloads of the compressor
foreigner:-is'sdle from” any judicial| for the Centre Star .mine have ar-
action. Ses cannot be trans-|rived and the other two. carloads
ported such a ‘distance, and it fol-| are’ following ‘close after them on
lows that the foreigner .has no re-|the C. P. R. :
straint upor vil passions. Out =
of this cause
arisen ‘whose members are hostile} The nomination of Sir Henri Joly
to the Ming dynasty, _and who find | ¢o the position of lieutenant-govern-
the easiest ‘miode of embarrassing | g¢ will meet with complete satisfac-
the government | to be to attack the|tion from all quarters. Sir Henri
foreigners.” deserves all the tributes paid him
A-Know-nothing Party by the press and by his. colleagues
Tam Pui-Shua, a Chinese diplo- in public life, for the unswerving
mat, visiting in> this. country, says: integrity of his private and_ public
© “You had in’: this, country” years life, for his - chivalrous .and courtly
ago a ‘kriow-nothing-party.” It } in all. d with other
was a movement against foreigners. men, and for the fine consideration
The ‘Boxer’ movenient in China has | Of other people's feelings and preju-
the same political and philosophical | dices which has won him the respect
cause,--but’ fotinded probably on and admiration. of his countrymen
more aggravating grounds. There in_all provinces of the Dominion.
have been rumors and rumors of the | Sit Henri richly deserves..the honor
partition “of ‘China by the foreign that has. been done him: by, Sir
powers, »As’'thosé -rumors have Wilfrid Laurier and his colleagues
been broadenéd ‘and ..exaggerated of the ministry, —Montreal Herald.
among the masses, hostile feeling
08 the ae ete _People against

Centre Star Compressor Here

A Good Appointment

He Fell Down a Chute

intelligence, can do it. If a school
teacher is preferred, William Mc-

londe, of the school board could
perform the duty. In any case, a
substitute should be appointed.

The © treatment
sctiools have received from Mr.4

in line with his course in the past.

been answered.

tent, derelict officials at Victoria.

Queen, the city clerk, is one, or
Mayor Goodeve, or Chairman La-

the Rossland |:
Robertson in this instance is right

Mr.:Lalonde has found it impussi-
bleto get the most ‘necessary work
done at the schools, and his coni-
plaints appear to have gone into the
waste basket, for they have not
Rosslind ‘is the
third city in the province in popu-
lation, and it is high time that its
schools were ‘turned over to it.for:
home management, instead of being
kept under the tutelage of incompe-

John McMurty fell about 15 feet
down.a chute in the Le Roi mine
yesterday and was badly bruised,
but broke no bones.

‘ies and the
; Hence the

‘Boxers’ ‘moverhents””

“Consider it-an- outrage’ no: en- -eigné:. re swarming-on-her | prevented theRECoRD from ‘receiv- today. 7+
borders. » These people are under|ing the Associated ' Press ‘report. B.C. Riblet- Game, over® from
‘What is | ext ritorial: jurisdiction and | Hence this paper is again ip Nelson -y roe HOS. fate

"Miss Florence Ashley left*-last
night for Seattle.

W. C. Martin has. gone to the
Halcyon hot springs.

last night, bound for Nome.
A.W. Wright, of Sandon,” ar
rived ii the city thi is" morning. ©
Miss Nellie w. Meyers, of Belle-
ville, Ont., is visiting Dr. and Mrs.
McKenzie.

Miss Kenning, Mr. Sharpia find
-Miss.McFarland left for_Vanzpuver
this morning.

W. J. Walker, editor of the: Free-
men’s Labor Journal, of - Spokane,
left for Ymir today. i

Mr. and Mrs. John G: Egan, have
come home from school at Colville
for the holidays.

A. T. Pollett returned today from
Cranbrook, East Kootenay, where
he has been _superintending the de-.
velopment of the Hoskins group for
the British America Corporation.

; To Lew :
Two new houses, four rooms each,
on hill at head of steps, behind One
Price Grocery Company's. store,
Spokane street. Apply to Daly &
Hamil:

Wu Ting Fang is a “Jovher?

Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese min-
ister at MWashiittgton, § is\ sharp as a
“}'teap, with agin lerlying': ‘stratem of
iN is Sintense.: _He. was
at the Mardi Gras festival in New
Orlean, where} “an, ‘aitograph-hunt-
ing fiend. found-him ‘and induced
hin to write something.on his cuff.

TAMARAC WILL REORGANIZE

Assessments to Ralse Funds for Mill
and Development Work

The plan of re-organization, sub-
mitted to the stockholders of the
Kenneth Mining & Development
company, owning the Tamarac
= mine, was unanimously adopted
Then he cut out that part of his cufl| without a poll ata meeting yester-
and put it in his pocketbook. Since day, about 700,000’ of the 920,000
then he, has be ett: :showing the treas-| shares issued being voted. The
ure to Chinese Iaundrymen. They resolutions will be submitted to a
all agree that .they**‘no can read | confirmatory meeting of stockhold-
him.” At the-same time they go |erson July 12.
fatos convulsions of. merriment as The. new company is to have a
capital stock ‘of $1,000,000 in $1
shares, _ Of these 925,000 are to be

world has.a little curiosity to know

what

Peace Declared.

Why devote all your time read-
ing about the Boer war and ‘the
gold fields'of Alaska? There” are
other matters of vital importance;
you‘may’make a tnp east, and will
want to know how to travel. In
order to have the best service, tise
the Wisconsin Central railway be-
tween St. Paul and Chicago. For
rates and other information write
Jas. A. Clock, general agent, Port-
land, Oregon.

Preserving Season,
Jelly glasses, fruit jars in pints,
quarts and half gallons. O. M. Fox
& Co., 106 E. Columbia avenue.

really was. written on that
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distcibuted to the pr shi =
“Salt Lake 'Teiblne, 1s je present sharehold:

cuff,

Though it is already too late for

ers at go cents paid up, the balance

Phones 65 and 20. tf

from $12 to $24 .and cyan ide=tests“"

feet from’ the mouth of the adit tun- ___

All druggists refund the’

W. Grove's’ signature™ is“ on” each

WLR. Carter went, t to Vancouver

George Killam: went ‘to’ Portland :

“Martin and Fred Egan, sons of