Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 4

DAILY WORLD, VANCOUVER, B. CANADA. Saturday, November 17, 1888 4 GARTH GRAFTON'S LETTER Notice to Advertisers. Copy for tlirfilay adrcrtixementr, vhether for vch ctdrertinementt or for a change of trading mailer vill not If received at thi office fur that day't publication af.rr 11 clock in contract adrtrtifcmeutt mut hi left at the counter the day prerimi. Matter for Local Heading and "Special Column' thonld be handed in not later than 1 p.m.

iimure intcrtimi that day. THE WOULD. horse ith a rusty bridle, but it wdl not lie long liefore Victorias" ill roll there every afternoon and the youth of the city will canter an accompaniment. UK A I. K.SIAIK IWESIIIRS.

Reference is made to the real estate agents and their transactions, and asserts that it is the pride of Vancouver that it has never yet lost a dollar in real estate for anybody. A good deal of British capital is going into the place. The average Briton has un lsiunded confidence in the C.l'.R., and it is well known that the company is backing Vancouver ith all its might. One especial street (Granville) that runs from one arm of HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY 150 CORPOVA STREET. Importing Merchants and Dealers in prst 71ass groceries.

Provisions WINES, LI0U01.S AND CIGARS Importers and General Dry Goods Dealers 1 404 HASTINGS ST. I ncrxs cows tMi ih'sU Tariov of quality and all the si aoVi at COPE YOUHG'S. i ni.MiiR rnrjinu And Smyrna Ru?" rery latest, opened lo day at COPE YOUNG'S. SMITH WOOL lWRn.OTIII.HI Ileudid fa1 we at COPE YOUNG'S. I hDKKHEU Full rmice in every unaliiy at COPE YOUNG'S.

DELIVERY lAMDi HALL For a Fashionable Overcoat or Xobbv Suit fall at OPE YOQTS of all kinds made. Gold ar.l Silver Aa I i Che.ip. flavidsoi) 'i Bros S. KU'A Hutiii TKH. of Ontario.

FREE ClTY hits ciCss ii; TO TTI? jiji.ii HltU 1 Jewellery F. POST OFFICE BLOCK, HASTINGS ST. Richards C. 1NNKH i (). Westward the Afar of Kmpire taken it The four tirst acta already par, A fifth shall vlune thedrama with the day Tiiuu i uu blest oitlspriiiK in the last.

SOKERS, CONVEYANCERS VA(T0l VKR. the ynnn est, most protfrtwiTe and mint wonderful city in Cauada, and, rou niderin? the nbMantial charai'Wr of bnildlnfs and improvement, a well an erowtb, it ia uu urpa.tied on the Americau Cuutiueut CALL UI0X LTS IK YOU WISH TO PROPERTY Certain to ADVANCE 2l per m.t SO pT .0 fn ml, 30 per or 60 pf criit. durins the ml ywr. iTOTATES iPXJBIw. Etc.

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Importers and Dealers in Mining. Wood and Iron Working Onr honest ai1 opinion jiviu If irrhavr on and ALL POSSIBLE EARE EXERCISED IN INVESTING Iffl fl It' YOU liisw1 liiiir lliii iliiB. Sliiii or iiiiiiliit pl. ie the sa'tn in rlie rnur n. liuMe ih han, Hntih, PEN PICTURES.

Yanrnuvrr iH Surroundinga Her Pr itlrtlnna Ttir Knjal and the apital (Irath firafton'it letter to the Montreal Star, dated thia city the 31 st has ap peared. She does not take up much space in her tWription of the trip through the mountains. She asserts that the mountains alone the Fra vr are mat'iiilicently normal. i one's eye dwells upon their long dips and 'swells with a calm plca ure that never cea There is a satisfaction that is d.tli cult to parallel in getting as far as you can go. You anticipate that atistaction all the i way aero.

the continent, you experience it to the full when the tram finally draws up at Vancouver. Of course yon can get off at I Westminster Junction and go to the pretty sleepy Conservative little tow cliinhing up the north shores of the Inlet, which calls itself the Koyal City lnvause the Vueen named it, and which is a most interesting, pleasant, (uamt little spot. They show you 1 there a low, dilapidated liuihling in which the atuhitious British Columbians once tried to mint their money without the (Governor consent. I think five, fives live tens ami live twenty dollar hills were issued when His Excellency, by warning the Provincial authorities to proceed at their own peril, effectually interfered. A resident of Westminster, who holds one of these ten dollar lulls, ha, several times lieen odered two linn ilred dollars for it.

Or you can take a very de steamer and a six hour sail union, ii thf. im.kt to vnror.u sitting in somnolent sadness on the edge of Vancouver Inland. Whales will disport theiiwhes for your amusement on the way. and one's Jirst hale is a sensation. He is fly ne expecWd: he seeuw 'ifl 'Lu a iv.inif.irjl..i Si.l..il nil and suddenly tah ritig tad.

1 am positively tired of trying to transeriie si. tuerv, and a loudv sunset shining in the clear waters of the Gulf of Georgia from Udiind the purple ranges that guard it would only provoke a greater effort and a greater failure. WHY IS VICTORIA SAII? Because of Vancouver. And when I tell you of Vancouver the reason ill appear. But she is charming in her sadness; she sits there watching the waves of what she fondly thought was her own Pacific, like a dear old maiden aunt in curl papers.

Very "set in her ways," too, is Victoria, and one of her ways was for a long time, ami is yet to a certain extent, a dislike for all 'Canadians, as she calls them, I don't know what the original "Canadian" that penetrated her fastnesses from the east ever did to Victoria, hether he flirted with her iu a financial way or went back and wrote derogatory newspaper articles about her, but he must lie responsible for this otherwise unaccountable prejudice. For Victoria is not Canadian, except by grace and Confederation oh, no IVe eininently British. There is always a man of war or two at Esquimau which you are to pronounce as it is spelled, with a long i and an accent on it, and not "Eskimo," as you are tempted to do and the officers lend their brass buttons and sunburned complexions to Victoria society the year round. There are games on "the green" which quite remind you of Goldsmith, and box bordered garden paths and Government buildings of the most quaint design, one story, of dull red brick with wooden ornaments, each department housed separately in one square. The clever writer then goes on to deserilie the Legislative Hall, the Chinese quarter and the opium trade, as well as the vast wealth possessed by several of the Chinese merchants.

Referring to the American Chinese Restriction Act, she concludes that it iM be of advantage to the Canadian l'acilic route. Thus doth our neighbors' sin, she observes, turn to good account wiili us. In the meantime it is rather pitiful to see the poops of two large Canadian vessels which left Shanghai while yet the Bill wa pending, crowded ith Chinamen in bond, who cannot leave the ship, and stand in stupid wonder at the laws of Chris t'ans. Nobody, she knows ju why Victoria is so conservative; periiapi it is Chinese influence wafted across the itte. But to fully appreciate her ron ervatiMn you must iie at her big hotel, with irs pi mi old Bionaivk cook and dingy horsehair furniture, where the waller will you if you'll avc a sKe boil the joint, sir drive all about it in the sh'i py October sunshine and then go back to Vancouver and sit down and think.

You haven't di.t covered how many people there are in Victoria; they seem to lie mostly ill the house. Americans would not think it remarkable, but for Canadians a tow two years old, with seven or eight thousand inhabitants, is an infant prod gy. I know I found its accompli. hnieuts quite fascinating. It exhil irates one to be in a place hose rigorous young vitality is so strong as to gut into one's own blood somehow, and give it a new thrill.

That is what one feels in Vancouver. 1 UK AIK IS ATIIROB ITH HRlKI RR.Ss; cry ijay brings some new revelation of eunrpr se a bridge, a road, a new indus tiy, a lifteen tbou and dollar building. All this hile yet whole squares of the city are doited with the stump' and luxmiaiit ith the bright green bracken of the forest that wa i h'TO two years ago. The blue smoke of the pioneer's burning trunks curling up beside a twenty thousand dollar residence or a forty thousand dollar block represents a condition of things very new to Canadians. It is a combination of picturesqueness and the commercial spirit that we shall not very long.

I am not an over confident person, but I shouldn't mind aisuming the prophecy that in eighteen mouths there will not be a stump ill Vancouver. The growth of the place has been organic and normal so far, chiefly owing to the wise policy of the company in the sale of lands, by which the speculative spirit has been to a large extent excluded. It has not mortgaged its future in any way, there has lieen no boom, and the men most deeply interested hope to avoid one. The town seems simply fulfilling its destiny as the one important Canadian Pacific port, and the center of provincial industries. I knew a careful uuspeou lative young fellow from Ontario who brought his business here with him two years ago, when he was rated, with hia whole plant, at five hundred dollars.

The other day Dun, Winian Co. put him down at ten thousand. He told me of his transactions. There was nothing extraordinary atsiut them, only a steady prospering. On the other hand to illustrate the chances of the place, a Frenchman whom I met told me he hail made fifteen hundred dollars on a i investment upon which he had paid just thirty before turning it over.

Of coi'rse there is an American spirit in the place, another thing of which British Victoria disapproves, and the American spirit will prove some day that there is no reason why the Pacific coast should only have one San Francisco. HOTEL VANCOUVER AND THE PARK. One's first surprise in Vancouver is the hotel. When I say "the hotel" I feel that I have been definite enough, for nobody could possibly make a mistake regarding the article. It is built for an American city and managed on American principles, tempered with a regard for Pntish and foreign prejudices.

The hot cakes for instance, are American, the steak a In John Bull, and the handsome headwaiter an Italian tenor, with an operatie grief in effect. A good many Montrealers recognize a friend in Mr. Matthews, to whom, under the Company, we owe all this. Perhaps the common testimony to his skill in management is the liest I can give, and that is that the hotel has no equal in Canada, except perhaps the Windsor of Montreal. And the next is the Park a seven mile drive around a British Columbia forest, where they show you the tree, fifty and sixty feet iu girth, and the pale green moss hangs its banners every, where between you and the far off sky, and the grouse rides and skip, while on the broad wateis lieside yiV holc flcts of wild duck ail within gmiU it ciiifaly tbi luiarissoi 1 real etl.

agent's dnjj tc round the k. jiork 'T'1 I i the inlet to another, cleaving the town iu two, is the favorite with the travelling British capitalist, anil you require morethan the fingers of one hand to count the titles on it. One meets all kinds of interesting ty'ies in the bij hotel. It is so luxurious a place. and so different from what they had expected, that people stay much longer than they intendeil sometimes even missing a China steamer for the pleasure of resting here after the long westw ard journey.

They gather in the draw ing room in the evening and play and sing. The Frenchmen were musical ami humorous. One night we beard a retrain out of the fullness of their real estate emotions 'On prult ires iw i The dilfiulties of one of them with the language were rather funny: "I ask," lie said to me, H)te and they bring me'iuu I ask 'lio da docs, and they bring oorryv on toast. loses bv bidding her readers adieu for, at a.st, ix w. i ks.

She is off for Japan, and ave iter chief in a fond adieu. PROMINENT PEOPLE. G. G. Gwynne, of Victoria, is in the city.

Miss Alexander went over to Victoria to day. W. H. dc Wolff went upas far as Kani Ioojis to day. Assistant MiH rintcndent Downie went up the line at noon to day.

J. B. Lovell and James Orr, M. P. 1'.

left for the Capital tii's afternoon. IK puty Mini.stor of the Interior Burgess lias returned to Ottawa, recruited in health. Harry Abbott and wife, and party, went a short distance up the line to day in a special car. Fred Johnson arrived back from a visit to Victoria this morning. He reports having had a pleasant time.

M. M. English, ho has closed his salmon calming business for the season, was in the city yesterday and left for southern climes ria Victoria. Lord Sackville has abandoned his proposed visit to the Governor General, at Ottawa, and sails from New Y'ork shortly for France. It is reported that he will reside in Paris.

By the Yosemite to day there arrived Rev. Bishop Dunen, Rev. Fathers Fay, Welch and Morgan, three Sisters of St. Ann. Capt.

L'rquhart, .1. W. MeFarlind, G. A. Keiferand H.

R. Rhodes. A. H. Shelton.

Mayor of Calgary, and oue of 'he most enterprising citizens of the Northwest, is a guest at the LelanJ. His Worship reports business fairly good in his part of this Canada of ours. The city at the eastern ba of the Rockies lsgrowiug not booming but and well. So also is the great district tributary to it. Joshua Davie, Grand Master of the British Columbia Oddfellows, is in the city to day on business connected with the order.

He is accompanied by Bros. R. Mcintosh and S. T. Mcintosh, who are likewise members of that fraternity.

An official visit will be made to the lodges heru this evening by the visiting brethren from Victoria. roi.H'E COI BT. Before M. A. MacLran.

Kt P. Charles Doddridge, a vag, was rind $100 and costs or four months. Dr. Millar, charged with infraction of the health by law. Remanded until the 'ud in.

Two Japs were similaily charged. Filled SJ'JO and costs or one month each. Win. Kcniion was ciiarg id with malicious injury to property. Fined r7 and costs and ordered to pay tne price of damag" me.

F. Colt, charged with selling liquor Ilidiaiis hned an i eo os. or in fllli Iu looTit'os in j.a;l. Davis, i.i Indian, rim: being druk; lined 7 1 1 l. days Steamer A lelai'ic irnved 0 p.m.

yes terdevy a', tiie I Wharf, and after de live ing vt left lor er River at about 1 a. in. lies nn i Ti Job HMl GUN REPAIRING N'cvi liaiii Sf ar Tumli'mrs. Bridles, Kx trftftnrfc and Springs of ail kinds tittvd cm hlmrt untie. TocKi a i a i.

'HAS. K. 'l'MA Corduva Si. JUST )1JBX13D TORONTO Vim MALL 326 Cordova Street With a (treat assortment of Fancy (foods, Fieri lu and Fancy Wools, Embroidery Bllkt, ladies' aud Children'! Underwear, Needles and Small wares, Stationery, fine China, Crockery aud Glasflware. STAMPING DONE! Just the thinir tor a WKIWING PRESENT may he found In the select and extensive display of Fine China and Fancy Goods eiliilillcd.

Newest Patterns. latest Design aud High Finish are the features o( the whole stock. cuixi r' Toronto Variety Hall Nov, 5. 3.M CORDOVA HTKKKT. THE CLARENCE HOTEL VICTORIA, B.

C. Kirt in pverjr resptft. The thle In supptltMl nitli thf Ih'h! the nmrkpt HlVtrnU. I'riivs nitMliTHle. I'ttisetiifer Kit' vat or.

Hot and col. I watfr iHtlhit. KH'H A ItlXS. 1'Kur. BRUNETTE SAW HILL COMPANY (LIMITED) Manufacturer! and Dealers in all kinds of Roilgh and Dressed Lumber, ShingK Lnt ii and "onldinns.

i'" Wfminir Arene, False viS'l HMwrvluvvstrsL Fur SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1888. CITY AND COUNTRY NEWS. ('ol.

Womlworth, the temjx ranee lecturer, in ex iec tol lu re next week. The Violet ('uiM met ycstrnlay and had very bright ami happy gathering. (onuijrnees per steamer Kiclimonil: City Wharf Thornton. Wineh, Janes. The ladies of St.

Andrew church will give a grand concert in the Wilson Hall next Friday evening. Coimignecs ikt steamer Adelaide Queen Bros, Arkell, Waterman Summers, Hendernon Bros. A football match, England r. All Comer in lieing played on the recreation grouniU an wc go to prem. Five uir haN of liri from lie Beckett yard at 1'ort Im delivered at the depot for on (iranvillc St.

I'rejiai atioHn are lv'njj made to construct a Manager's ollice in Hotel Vancouver separate from the central ollice in the ma hall. The Indcwndeiit Order of Foresters a tliiu l'titlHnr i lieir all at 7:311 p.m. All memUTs are in Tited. Jilr. Clayton, ho has resigned his portion as head waiter in Hotel Vancouver, has now chaige of the odices in the A.

C. rer guson block. A rumor is current in the city that another hardware establishment is shortly to be started in Vancouver by the Messrs.Mar tin of Calgary. Dr. Mctluigan, one of the school trustees, delivered an interesting and instructive lecture on physiology yesterday to the pupils of the Burrard Street school.

The Chinese Evangelist, Chan Sing Kai, is having great influence with the celestials on Dupont anil other streets, his services nightly being well attended, The St George's Society will give what may be, strictly speaking, termed a "smoking concert" in their rooms in the Bell Irving block on Tuesday evening next. The prayer meeting held in the Y.M.C. A. rooms hut evening was well attended, the remarks of those ad.ires ing the young men present being attentively listened to by all. Work on the excavations for the new brewery to be erected on the east end of iPowell street, not far from the site of the old hospital building, is being prosecuted with vigor.

I Victoria is looking lieautiful just now and the city is booming. Business never was better. The capital city intends to hold hr own against all rivals, Vancouver, of course, always excepted. Many of our local sportsmen, with guns and dogs, went off to various likely spots I for game to day. Ducks, geese and wild fowl generally, are reported to lie very plentiful near the mouth of the Fraser River.

From private letters received at Thf. Woklii otliee, it is learned that a large immigration will How to this Province and the city of Vancouver from point east of the Rockies after tiie holidays. Winnipeg especially will con'ribute a very large quota. Last ii'ght a social was held in the Methodist 'I'alierna. le under the auspices of the T.

waen a very enjoyable programme was cie through, and the best of refreshments prov.ded and partaken of. Miss Bowes presided. The whole evening's entertainment was keenly enjoyed by all present from beginning to end. Opposition is tiie life of trade. So thinks every one, excepting our Cambie 8troet contemporary.

It is under tooil that the jdant and material for another printing ollice will shortly reach the city. Welcome i you Jre brother chip. Here there is room and to spare. This is a big world. No one human creature can run or control it.

The interior brick wall for the. lirst st'TV of the Sir Donald A. Smith hlock are nearly completed and a number of stonecutters are kept busily at work cutting the granite for the fac3 of the building. Mr. Tompkins, the able contractor, expects to get along well, providing this kind of weather lasts.

If all things are favorable this block, which ill he one of the liiinu wimest in the city, will lie quite completed by the cloi.o of April next. Consignees per Yosemite: Agent Dominion Express Co, AW Wright, A brains ft McLean, A Godfrey Co, Barque ''iinni vere, Scoullar ft Co, (iambic, Martin, eo. Allan, Gray Mcintosh, Gordon, Gilmo A Clark, HSM Co, John l'ow is, ton, .1 McFarl and. Coupland. ijehU Kara Wo, Kir liliorg Landslsjig, Mizony Goldsiem, McL McK, A Grant, Llewelloti.

Kev Father Fay, Shelton ft Co, Sam Kee, Rei fifl, Tye ft Co, Vane Wine Co, Vane Water Works, Vane Works, Tcmplcton, Whig Tai, WC Thr urllion Hf Ml Kiiilil. A short time since the Cariboo Fly, stranded in Granville e' ii'iel and sold for t'JOOO. She stca ned intoVI t.oria harbor a few days since, little daiingeil and with a cargo of salt salmon. Collector Collector Brooks, 1'ori Townseud, was suspended last Tuesday by President Cleveland, (i. W.

Thurman is acting pro tew. collector. A big opium smuggling sensation is expected shortly. Special Agent Beeeher's head will be the next to lie chopped off. Not (ulle orrect, The Victoria Standard lias been author iied to contradict the statement which appeared in Tub World charging Dr.

Griflin with abusing his wife. Mrs. Griflin asserts that her husband is all that kindness and affection could wish for. On her liehalf we eheertully give place to the contradiction. t'ortlie Kiflh Ward.

A general desire prevails that Gideon Robertson should become a candidate for the ofhee of Alderman for the flth Ward, outh of False Creek, in which ard he has a considerable interest. Mr. Robertson would make au excellent Alderman, It is tobe hoped he will consent to run. His election would be beyond perudventure. He Ntill LIvesT" is learned from Mr.

Boultliee that a telegram has been received by a gentleman in the city to the effect that there is no truth in the rumor that John Gilmour, of Nicola, had len poisoned. All the friends of Mr. Gilmour will be very glad to hear that he is still in the land of the living. lioTKL AKItlVAI.S. Vancouvkk.

II Hoik'klnsoii, London; Martin, sk'nryi I. Mel'hillls. A Wilkes, Winnipeg; II Van VolkeiibHrati, Joshua lisvies, Koliert Melntoch; Victoria. DoniALL Horse Owver, (' Matthews, A Hnith, Heott. Mentresl: Mr ami Mrs Penney, oln.

Knsrlsiel; MrsSliilton Hrowu; Idncoln, Knt'limd; il Klslierty, Winnipeic m. ami llofsE. 1 1 1 1h iiiK, Sparta, Out; hsinuel Parrish. altrarv; (i Ktodilsrl. slvisry; KA Post.

New Westminster; Juo Hutchinson, Detroit; Henry, Orond, (int. Jtemarkalile ('oliielftence. Strange as it may appear, it is nevertheless a fact, that the employee of Mr. A. J.

McNub who started his lirst fire this morn iiut in his new carriage and blacksmith shops, porformed the same in Fort Garry (now Winnipeg) 15 years ago. The same gentleman who penned tie first advertisement there, wrote out the lirst one for Mr. Mc Nab in this city. It will appear on Mondayr Tiie rdkwivt to n'in. ith a i of jTiaf fio.n rlop.ry Hjy.

r.i BTa rmir St 1 iiiiiu.uwji',",,j'; it, LADIES' I'LKTEt Ami Mautlf Ciothi. Fiue aortmnit at COPE a YOUNG'S. (IMLTIIS It HIIUM in Am! Trimming. (irauJ dUplay at COPE a YOUNG'S. Arrantjemenr are now heinn made for the erecti of more and htten bnihlinin dHrint; the vtar Ins) thai) even ran bciant of.

Now IS Til TIMK TO JNVKrtf 1) AVUID KK UKRTS. WISH TO and Lead I'ipe, Tin and Agate Ware mi Vancouver MAiu.NK, statu and lioisiTM; KMiixK SlilN'iiLK l'OUTABLK OU'lKS, Sl'LIT IIUIlliKll AND I.KATHKIt l.l.l.TiNi. A XI) (UCXKKAI. MUX will Htlcll In lu llti Witil ArO IIM lll'Minill5 Ul DISPOSE OF YOUR PROPERTY WY hare lea oppari.iinitli'S to carry oat your wiiiv If you intend to INVEST YOUR CAPITAL ON MORTGAGES Wo can proearc afe in "eitmnit'i for if a arood rarex of interuii. (iiru a a before 1'.

wha: vo i an no to do. fLG ElSTTS FOE joss Sc. CeperleiJ, Post Office piock, Hast in frs Vancouver, IS. C. Chcnp and iSfi'octivo Method of Obtain iny; I'owcr.

AirK winh to rail tiie attenion of those who are detiroin of nin? POWfCK to the above mah ines. With the tremedons head plven nn hy onr new WATKR WORKS, namely 416 feet, these machines can he med to very great advantage, from the small motor neeewarv to ruuuiug a Hewing Machine or Cot lee Mill to thoae of 1H florae Power, suitable to the running of. A HEAVY LINE OF MACHINERY. The above manufacture is well and favorably known throughout Canada and the Hnlted States. In every cane where usod they have given entire satisfaction.

We will at all timet be pleased to give information, prii ost of ranning.ete. J. FI1TDLAY Sc Marhintr; Amenta. Corner Powell and Colmnbla Avenue. VancouTer, Airentu for Rrltish Colambla liotttm ''en llime ieo.

F. liliih' iifiictiirinij I nridxtm IUt A. W'HH'iwa, llobin Sadler, Mrniiijruiii lluu iit Tltox. ilij Ilroad A Hoijal t.lefiiic ROBERT WARD Sr I i.i.,,.,. I Reur.sent( il London Hrsr.

4. te (V SMt mt.jn I i.r.Kiiiiiii i uildiiirv I C't'iNUliiU. I iiafniiufhaiJ Mrwl, K.C. Robert Ward Go. Vi'f'T'JiiiA.

B.C. MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. Inherit ir wry ilem riptmn of llritiwh (in. I iiUi Mt j'fliafi'im1, laimljiT, rundt simih, itiul ulln produci i 'f lirlt. )i i 1 At'or ts.

hurt I ct Oriii rii! AKi'iii! Hn.v.ii hisiiruii' i' i 'uiupHiiy, l.u;.r,hiti' Iis'Mrti As iirt'n fi I ii i.ii Iitniit I inuraitct I.ii.. I'nitut irmttt' I'm A I Mitrun' i'o IM. VAsk Avtpi t. I'i Il'ics i ncrl nl promptly Ij nf fn VIcturtH. Mule Atrents CurtU A HurvcyS rtpttri inif HIhM IiiK Powiltr; John Ctihttt A Port land Ompnt Jostfph Kirkiimn Stin'M UohJ Medal vetithttiw, Kx hihitltm Piano Knrti's; A Htuart'ti Pntent Double knotted Mesh FUhin'if Nein" TwineH, Kte.

Agents for the foHowiiiR hraiidn of Vraaer Kiver Halmon F.wen A. 'Mciti'" Hn Accord Fishing Co. HOHKItT WAH1) ('() Wharf Ht. Vletoria lUl Canadian l'acilic Navigation Co, Sieaijier Prerriier JOHN A. O'HRIFN, Mahtkr.

SOTJTXI mitp, Tiiwimi iid.ThmmlByaiiil MiiiiiIhv (I 'lll LMVR Hfl)l'VRK Monday and ThuMiliiy, '2 p.m. Towniw'iiil, Monday ami ThHPsdiiv, 11 p.m. Seattle, mi iieniiHy and Senttle, Friday ami Tueii day, i a. in. Taenma, mi Friday and TtlCfliiHV VI 1HMIII.

rnuay, iu a WMl TAHITI AKKIVR On Tui'mlay and Friday, Heatlli', on Tui nday aud Kridny, Seattln, WdneiiiIiiy and TownM nd, Weiliivwlar Siiinrdiiy Ham. mid Sntnriliiv, a.m. Town wild. Wedliemlay aim Htmdiiy, 10 a.m. I and Saturday, HU p.m.

Hays of Departure from Seattle, Wcilnumlayii and KiitiirdavK. Days of Arrival at Seattle, Tuesdays mid Fridayi. JOHN IKV1NU Mer. C.P.N. IA.

S. T. TILLEY BOOKSELLER AND NEWS AGENT A line line of Ollice Stationery always on hand and arriving. Fancy and Christmas goods, on the way. S.

T. TIM, FY. (jaresche. Qreeq ft o. PACKERS, VICTORIA, B.C.

A srenenil Ranking uusJiieiw transacted. Telie rth)uI( Trftusfers and limits on the Extern PmviwcH. (jreat Hritwin and fti Culted HtaUn. proniptly aruiiiled to. Agents for 61 Ootn.muv.

John Fnli Kunine Jnh')' 'Bert rum iV S'iry, I odqr T. ifc.Uity I'Oiitiiiinn Slttor 'rkx. 'arlin'i liretrim) rrnnjt nry trrinnj i Chitx. Smiih if I I 7 I upler I'uiiipK, a Crow Baker's and Clover's eJitron to Port AnrjQies. A limik il iiiiinlier theie cliniuc lot.i will bo sold iluring tiie next 11) ilay i.

lt" Mxll.l. Tilli' liwil fn.OU 1'tly nr," in flit? tnuiifiR' nf PORT ANGELES, TIIE S.W FKAXI'ISHHIF TIIE FITIRE anii will he mW in qunntltli'ii of not lesn than 1 lot for ftf'. k9 per lot. Turnni rash, halinn't' In mnnthB, The (iwiicrn of the Hiinve will make a rednrtion to fiartic lmyini; a whole hlork. Ap pllcatlon fur loin etc.

to he mmle to their Broker Francis Bourchior Corner of liorernment and BroHKhten Streets, Victoria. B. ('. riiiHiii; ami mm. Mafroejytller DUCK'S BUILDING, JOHNSON VICTORIA Ha the tnont complete and thoronsrhly well eqiiipiH'tl I'rfntinie ttahnnhmeiit in the I'rov ince.

Neweat styles in iype are beiinr added With rapid prenKe and of workmen he is in a ponitiou to turn out good work at reasonable prices, BOOK BINDING and BLANK BOOKS of all kinds to order a ajteclalty. His work he jrnarantees to le efjual to the best, and at prit'es far below those of other houwes. Order from the country and correspondence will receive nroinut attention. Palmer ros. DEALERS IN COAL, WOOD, HAY AND OATS Telephone fall No.

IS, Yard, 100 Duj.otit St. Oct. 23. John Devine Estate aqi general Agent ACCOUNTANT, Rent and Debt Collector Cordova Strut Vancouver. B.C.

rnulnp, Wt'ttAf PORT LIS IBID DIE lili E.S. Scolil )arS Co. MASUFACTrUKKS OF Gnlvnnizcd Iron Cornice, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Urre. DEALERS IN Stnves. Ranges, Bb'k (lalvanizeil Iron CCDC! Dl in i STEAM AND HOT AIR HEATING vmnM Jii.n,ji.

Wister sSireaf, wanes i. corniuyio.