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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1899
Page
4
Consumers can choose from a range of gifts with cash purchases, including newspaper racks, illustrated books, scenic America volumes, gilt framed pictures and panel pictures. Customers earn checks with cash buys and redeem them at the counter for a gift.
Just arrived carloads of choice groceries and confectionery, furniture, hardware, crockery and glassware. Serene of Oxilvie's patent Hungarian low mood stoves offered. sales described as selling fast.
Geo B McDermot General Merchant advertises fresh hams bacon and Christmas fowl with skates and skating boots in stock for holiday shoppers at his shop.
Mrs. W. Rowe of Dundas Street grocery in Woodstock Ontario credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing twelve years of female weakness and kidney and liver trouble. She reports rapid improvement in two days and says she feels healthier than in twenty years after taking the remedy.
Local items report CPR plans to build a railway from Fort Steele Junction to Windermere and to install a new boom at the Columbia River Lumber Co. at Beaver. News notes residents traveling to Beaver, ice supplies for Golden, hospital talks, and multiple civic improvements amid regional movement.
Mrs. O Ward of Mayo, Colorado, long tormented by heart disease, turned to Dr Agnew Cure for the Heart after brutal blistering and failed treatments. Fifteen minutes after the first dose she felt relief and continued for six bottles, now in good health. C A Warren sells the remedy.
The legislature passed the aliens exclusion bill at second reading. Booth's road overseer election bill was withdrawn. A bye election writ for North East Kootenay was issued. Redgrave named returning officer and the poll likely next week. Grand Jurors Bill cleared third reading. Master and Servants Bill passed. Torrens land registration bill first reading. Eberts seeks a return of correspondence on Revelstoke Gold Commissioner Sibbald's dismissal.
Mrs. Lee Buller of Toronto suffers chronic indigestion and nervous exhaustion. A South American Nervine marketed as a health builder claims to ease dyspepsia and restore appetite after prolonged illness, advertised by C A Warres.
Advertises Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for neuralgia, claiming it nurtures vitality and acts as nerve medicine. Says physicians endorse it after satisfactory experiences and that even long standing cases have improved after a few bottles. Warns against substitutes and promotes immediate use.
The meeting schedule for Mr. Bostock faced several changes after a special invitation from the Baj Committee. He shifted plans to attend Friday, then postponed to Saturday, with venues at Alexander Hall and Columbia Hall for an 8 pm address to voters. He would arrive by train today and attend the ball, then meet deputations from the Board of Trade before returning to Revelstoke on Sunday.
Clerious Kens Com yes for a Dr. D B Cargile of Washita writes of four bottles curing Mrs. Brewer of scrofula after years of suffering. Terrible head sores and other afflictions vanished, proving Electric Bitters as a top blood purifier. The tonic purports to boost liver kidneys bowels digestion and strength. Sold for 60 cents by druggists with a guarantee.
Notice states that 60 days after publication the writer intends to apply to the Works at Victoria pore for a mining claim described as Windermere North East Koote ce at a post marked R B Brae North Fig Corner near Toby Creek. The description fixes a starting point near the Little North Fork and outlines a boundary chain sequence. Dated October 16, 1898 by B R Sauce, Lecator.
A convention split shows Opposition seeking Mr Pitts as bye election candidate while Government supporters at Donald and Golden push for Mr Wells. Delegates named, petitions signed, and calls for a representative, representative-wide unity amid contested candidature.
A Canadian druggist testifies from experience that Diamond Dyes outperform rivals, citing customer satisfaction and fewer complaints after discarding cheap imitations. He urges buyers to insist on the Diamond brand for purity, strength, and color beauty.
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