ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 16, 1899.

(—
THE ROSSLAND RECORD,

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT BUNDAY.
WILLIAM K. ESLING.

voorner Columbia Ve,  blook ent
street.

BUDSCHIPTION RATES;
aily, per month by mail %

pays half year by mail ..

Daily, per year.

Daily, per year, foreign
Subscriptions invariably in advance.

Advertising rates will be made known upon
application.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1899.

§O ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
giadly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

Ex-Senator M.C. Butler of South
Carolina has expressed the opinion
that the negro can ‘'never reach the,
full measure of American manhood
and citizenship in this country with
his environment of race prejudice | i
and ostracism,” and thinks the race
should be located in Central or
South Africa. He sees no hope for
it, except in expatriation.

On the other hand, Mr. Booker
T. Washington, a leading negro,
takes a more hopeful view of the
future of his race. He said in a re-
cent speech:

“T have never felt more hopetul
about the future of the race than I
feel at present. Our problem, how-
ever, is not to be solved by looking
to congress or to the north alone,
but by the reputation that each in-
dividual creates for himself in his
own ci ity and county. So

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

‘Today the REecorp presents to its
readers another evidence ot its ef-
forts to furnish a first-class evening
paper, by having arranged for a
telegraphic service, and the current
happenings of note will be a feature
of these columns. On Saturday the
ReEcorpD was enlarged from five to
six columns, and this was necessi-"
tated through the three-column ad-
vertisement of the Crescent Dry
:Goods company, to which attention
is called.

It doesn’t seem to be so much
in the design of the yachts as a de-
sign of wind that is most needed off
Sandy Hook.

With the nation’s president in the
Dakotas and the nation’s hero in the
New Englend states, a spirit of en-
thusiasm and patriotism is voiced
throughout the Union.

A hotel designed especially for
women, which will hold 500 of
them, is being erected in New
York. Our sympathy to the man-
agement.

The Phoenix News is a bright,
clean and well made-up paper pub-
“lished at the new town of Phoenix
by J. W. Grier. Itis at this point
that Eber C. Smith proposes to is-
sue next week, he says. the Phoe-
_ nix Pioneer.

There died at Fredericsion, N.B.,
last week,a man who was one of the
oldest if not the oldest veteran in
Canedian journvism. His name
was George E. Fenety. At the
time of his death he was 87 years
old. He was a practical printer,but

. early in life began the publication of
.@ newspaper of hisown,. He was
the first person to attempt anything
more than a weekly paper in St.
John, where he start:d a tri-weekly
. Babes called the News.
The Canadian minister of marine
, and fisheries has given Canada’s
consent to a temporary arranzement
of the Alaskan dispute. This has
practically settled'the whole matter
for the time being, as the main fea-
tures of the arrangemeht were orig-
inally. suggested by the United
States. The terms agreed upon are

simply‘a line drawn across. Chilkat |’

Pass, delimitated by the river and
mountain top. Ic has absolutely no
significance except that we.hope to
avert. local friction. Of course an
arrival at even a temporary agree-
ment is satisfactory. So far as the
original contention is concerned, we
are just as misty as ever.
oe

Admiral George Dewey would
have been able to fly an L. L. D.
degree of the University of Chicago,
from the masthead of his flagship
had he come out to help lay the
Ppostoffice cornerstone at Chicago.
Although the hero of the Corregi-
dor, through his determination not
to visit the west this fall, is unable
to use ‘Go-it-Chicago” for a-col-
lege yell now, he may at any time
it suits his p‘easure, as the hood

‘and’ gown that go with a doctor's
degree are said to await him when-
“ever he ventures to Chicago for a
“try-on.” The New York  dis-
patches that mention pext year as
the likely time of such a visit may
give the ‘varsity a chance to release
its Dewey enthusiasm at the spring

long us the negro is permitted un-
molested to secure education, prop-
erty, employment, and is given the
protection of the law, I shall have
great faith in our being able: to
work out our own destiny.”

Mr. Washington's achievements
since emancipation are a hopeful in-
dication for his race. “What one
has done others may _ and with
education and en ‘the

NOTICE.

in thei Matter of M.S. Logan, Insolvent.

that Matthew, Sery lus
Hoselandé in the Pro

p, business 28

y of Ross-

CLASSIFIED,

ts under this head inserted at the
Aine of One ‘One Conta’ Word. seihing taken per
Teqs than 35 cents, Six insertions, $1.00.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ROSSLAND

OPERA. HOUSE!

WEEK OGT. 16-22.

co his ates an
u of September,
that day, ey Bor’ the sald’ Logan

thi edit AM be held at the
ot re ig obec Beelng 8 nd Finishing
foros mite ed Bo. 42, Fron

statement of ai
sired, and to
ordering ¢ qeahe I fey ate gatate re

part thereof so distributed 10, any Rey
sons of whose claim Ne shall not Rien "have

otic
“Toronto, oth September, 1

¥. CAMPBELL,
‘Trustee,

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Pursuant to the Creditors’ Trust Deeds
Actand Amending, Acts.
OTICE
NCE

ince of Briti-h Ce ja, dealer
millinery, has ae th s oe
of October, 599.

vnc

i
de
Ea sale ard thes aad ee
of October, 1899. A meet
the said Monde Jeanetta ‘Ean les will ibe eld: at ce
office of H. E. A. Courtney. rooms 4 and § Wallace
niin Columbia avenue, ‘Rossi ad. 1 Coy on
Tucsday the 24th day of Oct: fe io sat three.
ofcloc! in the "alternoen. having

négro can undoubtedlv be uplifted.
The matter of expatriation is hardly
practical.

“VOICE OF THE PRESS,

The products,.ot. the Kootenay
valley cannot .be beaten anywhere
in the country. All tubers grow in
abundance, while fruit in sections
where attention has been given to
it, has been grown with marked
success. The soil seems to be sim-
ilar to that in the Colville valley,
where the finest fruit in the state of
Washington is raised. It is an in-
dustry which should be more gen-
erally engaged in, and the money
value in an acre of fruit trees is
greater as a rule than can be ob-
tained from any other.—Fort Steele
Prospector.

The strike ot the Canadian Pacific
machinists has had a rather serious
development, if a Montreal dispatch
touching upon the subject is te be
taken as correct. It is stated that
the company will cease the building |
of locomotives at its own works in
Cxnada, after those which are now
in hand have been completed, and
will procure them in the states for
the future. Already an order for
over 30 locomotives has been placed
with a Philadelphia firm. In addi-
tion to the machinist’s strike the of-
ficials give as a reason'for this ac-
tion the fact that the work can be
done more cheaply in the states. If
it is true that the company has
come to the decision reported, the.

means a withdrawal from Canada

tion and a transference to thestates
of the outlay of quite a large sum
of money. All will hope that a set-
tlement may be reached which walt
change the company’s intentio ns.—
Vancouver Province. _

The  conse.v ‘ive convention |:
week, was a large, representative:
and influencial gathering of mem-.
bers from all over the province, . In
Kootenay, for instance, the only
place cf importance not represented
was Nelson and altogether tnere
were 156 accredited delegates to the
convention. In consequence it is
scarcely possible to exaggerate the
significance of the platform adopted
by them. It certainly constitutes a
new departure in conservative poli-
tics in many of its features but in
this point is merely embodied the
impression whicn has for some time
past been prevalent among the con-
servatives of the west that there are
new issues rising on the political
horizen, to which the party is bound
to pay attention.—Revelstoke Her-
ald.

Going to the depot? Phone 6,
Montana stables, for a gurney.

The most stylish turnouts—sad-
dle horses, coupes ‘or gurneys—at

convocation of the college.

Montana stables, phone 6.

fact is to be much regretted, for it,|

of a considerable industrial popula- |.

which met at New Westminster last als

guedt to p furn)
ed ti id Arthur
ain dey oF December, re D. 1859. a alter wl te
the said Arthur C, Sut will proceed to distribute
the estate. havin, ving regard to those claims only of
wich hes shall then jave notice.

it Kossland this 9th day of October. A.

H. E: A, Courtnr’

rs
| rosttet, ‘Seitcitor for assignee.

MINERAL ACT, 1606,
[Form F.J
Certificate BAe Lm RrOvementss

Evening Star Fraction Mineral Claim,
situate in the ‘Trail Creek: mining division
of Kootenay distrie

here Located—On Monte Cristo moun-

Huke noties that I. J. A, Rink, acting as
agent for Wilson Py pe «Miner's cer—
Nieate No. 35.032. intend, sixty vy days fro
the date herevf, to apply to the Mining Te-
corder for a Certificate of Improvements,
far the puirpose of obtaining a Crown Grant
of the above cli

And further take notice that, action, un-
der section 37, niust be commenced before
the i issuance of suet certiticute of improve

"Dated this 6th day of August, 909,
3, A. Kien.

InoTIce.

licants for the
e known 2s.

tramwa:
an ips general route of ‘such tramway, are as tol

” Starting at a point on Union avenue,
in the: city of Rossl nd, at ur near che intersection
of inion avenue: and Spokane street, thence west-
Eail street: thence

me route
voure Nor tothe In atemection “of Co lumbia
nue and Washington street a

on Columbia avenue ca

thence northeily 61

nue, shence westerly on id avenue to Was
ington street, thence northerly on Washington
street. vee lity of ahe sald of Rosslan

Rou: Continul ihe Washington street
from ie: Sia Limits ‘ot G et ty, of if Rossland wester
erly a1

Wan west ife southern slope o

ed mountains hence 1 westerly and southwest teri)
around the south crn rn slope ot (Spokane an
mauntains, reek, | thence
southwesterly” tng

int being twelve mies more or less.

ated at Nesson, By Cx this 26 day of sentem,

Ps ABs >

2 1 |, DUNCAN.
; Weenie,

s NoTicE °

Ja the Matter of “tne Act

| rooms or 8 furnished . nouse.

REMOVAL—She Sparta fruit and confection-
ery store has removed from the Postoffice building
to Columbia avenue, opposite U.P.R. telegraph
office. A1ELLO & CALusTRO, Proprietors.

U.S. Consular Agent John Jackson Jr. has re-
moved from Postoffice Block to office of G. W.
Richardson, Columbla avenue, opposite Windsor
hotel. Agent for John R. Cook.

IF YOU don’t know how you can save half or
more when you are purchasing hats, shoes, cloth-
ing, gents’ furnishings and blankets, get the cata-
logue of the Kossland Auction House, 42 East
Columbia avenue,

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

CHEAP READING—AIl the latest novels at
the Rossland Bazaar. We exchange any book in
our library for five cents. WashIngton street and
First avenue.

Eiigagement Exttaordinaly.
THE

R. E. FRENCH

In repertoire, opening with

“THE GOLDEN GIANT.”

Popular prices.
Seats at Rolls’SDrug Store.

The management guarantees that
the house will be thoroughly
heated.

TAILORING.

0. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goods in Rossland. None but first-class
labor Employed. Prices moderate. Columbia
avenue, Rossland.

PRESSING AND DYEING.

Cleaning, dyeing and repairing of men’s and
women's garments. Clothes cleaned and pressed
for tourists on shortest notice. Washington Stree*
Steam Cleaning & Dyeing Co.

OVEKCOATS—Just received 500; bought from

a fire sale: worth from $15 to $35. Your choice at
$8, at the Rossland Auction House.

WATCH ‘REPAIRING,

FINE Watch Repairing at moderate charges.
Aline of splendid time pieces. A. ZIMMERMAN,
Jeweler, opposite Windsor Hotel

SITUATIONS AND HELD.

-THE......

WAGE-WORKER

who 1s not a member of his union is a clog
on the whole of industrial improvements

and the freedom of the workers, The wage
earner. who is: fooled , by. being led‘ to be-
heve that he can buy goods. at hulf price,
finds out that he buys nothing but trash of
the cheapest send, when he hears some-
thing rip. You can get good gonds at good

value by going up Washington street to..

Houshton’s

Exchange Auction Matt,
c. B. Ri BLOCK. :

We have for’ gale; Boots, Shoes, Rubbers,

Gloves, | Mitts, Onderweat. Overshirts,

ec Watches, andall. winds of Notions,
Sor eclal sale Tor a few days at & mac-
ritice, Some. first class. Albums.
Nothing ‘Cheap, but the Price....-.-

He 'S Auction Mart,

-WANTED—Girl as assistant cook at 114 Co-
lumbia avenue,

C..P. BR. Block.

WANTED-—Minersto know that they can get
the best overalls‘ and jumpers, riveted, worth
$1 00, at only 6oc at the Rossland Auction House.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

THEATRE CO’y.

Special Sale

To reduce our Stock.

Furniture, Stoves,
Crockery, Bed Lounges,
_ and Couches

. in endless variety.

5: GLAZAN,

Cor: Spokane street
«and First avenue.

GRAND UNION

-HOTEL.. °

GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.

4

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY

Neatly Furnished
Rooms
from

2,50 to. . - $8.50 per week

First-Class Bar
in connection,

‘Telephone No. 58. 22 Colambia Avenue,
Four doors east of post office.

Try the Cake &
Pasrty ~

City Bakery.

IT is THE BEST, aiid: ‘as Cheap as
os ygu: can,make it

WANTED TO TRADE.

WANTED TO TEADE—Mining stock
in Crown Granted Yimr properties, for a
Rossland Residence lot.

Address Stock, Recoxp Ofllce.

AUCTIONEER.

ALBUMS! ALBUMS! Must be soldat sacri-
fice. Callin and examine goods before sale by
auction. Will sell private as they must go.
Houghton’s Exchange and Auction Mart, North
Washington street, in C. P. R. hotel block.

MISCELLANEOUS,

LOST--Three- year-old bay horse with X brant
onright hip. Reward will be paid for return od
horse to Kootenay cigar store, Hirst avenue.

WANTED-—Machine men, helpers and muck-

érs for tunnel. Free transportation. Apply Hetel
Russell bar.

-¢ WANTED—Tosell the best pure wool heavy
socks, sold elsewhere at 35c, for only r2i4c at the
Rossland Auction House.

WANTED—Yo buy a resideuce lot. Must
becheap, Address with price aud terms,
Box'53#, Recorp office.

WANTED —To buy a guod two-roomed
house near town. Apply at this oftice.

FURNISHED ROOMS,

‘WARKTED — Two or. three. furnished
Address,

with terms, X.¥.Z., Recoup office.

FoR RENT.

TO RENT—Four suites of living rooms of three
rooms each, in brick building. Enquire of Eber
C. Smith. fo-ri-st

Street,
Nicely Furttished Rooms
First-Cjass Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time Checks
cashed, free of charge.

Harry McIntosh - - Proprietor.

A. G. Creelman,
P. O. Box 315.

CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS &

EUILDERS.

Estimates furnished on -all binds of work,
obbing promptly attended t

Office and shop: Comniercial court,
rear A! bambra hotel.

HOBSLAND, B.C.

TURF EXCHANGE.

Onder new management.

George Beam

FIRST-CLASS DINING ‘ROOM.
NEAT anp CLEAN BED-
ROOMS.

Bar, Supplied with the Finest.

Give us a call.

E houre..
Baw York, 108-hours,

IMPERIAL LIMITED

est...
Optional! routes casi-trom

KOOTENAY COUNTRY.

First-class Sleepers on all trains-from Ap-
towhead and Kugtenay Landing,
TOUR! ARS

Pass Reyelstoke duty ee St. P, ‘hurs-
days tor Montreal and Bae
days and Saturdays for Toronto. « -
2. TRAINS. DAILY.
and from Robson and Nelson.
Train leaves Roasland at 73 7:00. a.. m.. and
ives

Train senves Rossland, at 3°30 {Pe m,, and
rives at 7:40 p.m.

fins and (oeept junday) for Bandon
and Slo¢an Pointe. =,

“ROSSLAND. TO” *-
Toronto, 92 lontreal, 96 hours
“Winnipeg, i hours
‘anco'ver. 80 hours. . Victoria, ours
4 Houra, Rossland, toNeleon_ 4

P. J. SLAVIN,

Nor ¢: ful address the
nearest local agent, or

“TO RENT — Unturnished house, Bye
rooms, plastered, large basement, city
mater. Apply, M. W. Simpson’s store, Co-
junsbra' avenue.

FORSALE, © °  -

FOR SALE—Fine square piano, in good condi-
tion. Will se] for $125 .cash or $150 on time. Ad-
dress F, M_H,, Recorp office.

"JOHN PHILLIPS,

Contractor. &. Carnenter,

and Office Fittin,
Jobbing a Fir iixinde 2 Furnisted. Stiendea to,
8
wae rial building, ‘Residence,
Monte bristerate Sth ho eee sorta sot Col-
umbig, pyenue. . P.O. Bo:

1997:
Notice is hereby given that the Virginia
Mining Company, Limited (Non-Personal
Liability) will sel ‘at public auction tothe
highest’bidder forcash, on the nineteenth
dw e of October, 1899, at
oflockin the phuecabon 4

TCertin- *
Cy sessment .

hares...

1,000 .
1,000
1,000:

Delsdatadsdat ated ad

Bezesesessesssesz

=38)

a

SSe888

790 ~ 1
Dated this 15th day of September, 1899,
THOMAS Corsan,
Secretary of The Virginia Mining Com:

the bour of three

‘No.of ‘Amount of As- |-

FOR 8ALE—A 7 ‘horse-power ‘Pelton
water wheel, cheap. “Address, A. B, Reo-
oD Office.

FOR SALE—A four-room house with
farniture aud equity in lot, $1,000. _ Best of
scoations .

FOR ‘RENT.
Five-room house, $25.00,
Yive-room house with bath, $25.
Five-room house, $8. —

Four-room house, $9.
E.N. OQUIMETTE & CO.,
Insurance, Real Estate and Mining Brokers

eee the Ereadduar tors

FISH, OYSTERS, AND-
GAME.

pany (Limited), Non-Personal Liability.

Spokane Street, Rossland, B. C.

tor aeaeeter of -Utquor Lt-

NOTICE is hereby grepatbat after the lapse ot
ays from the date of this

cation whit bz imide tothe Board of License Con

missioners or other pi

ui be ety “
Sees “in the "Gra

=

Transfer of Liquor Licénsé:

Notice is hereby given, that at the next. sitting
chy St Rossland, an cpolicgien aa nernage he
Ossland, an application wil

nsfer of the apples held “b

shotel, si uated ar on
the southwest corns tinse avenue ant
ington stre streets Ae 25, block De , Rossland, B. Ont to,
% pated al sone ay. of September, 1:
Epwarp Ni Arson,
: W. B. Hossa

Rossland Golden Gate Mining. and Explor-
ation Company, Ltmtted.

TICE is hi i
Note Fountain Cite

cek, ww vested in: the
a Bendin; ion een having been sett fed
ossland; October sith, ee

H. S. Wattace, President,

To-1yat ‘Tuomas Prest, Secretary.

Application for Liquor License.
Notice is hereby giyen that we will_apply
at the next sitting of the board of license:
commissioners for oo Beers te sell’ Hiquors
at retail on the pre known as the old
Bank of Montreal raitatns ‘on’ ‘Columbia
avenue in the fiyel sland,
Cunsningttam’& McDoxanp

Dated this 5th ay of September, 1899,

Applicatlon-for Liquor License.

OTICE fs hereby given that I will apply at the
NGext sitting of Me Bom of Lice i apply 3 miss
ioners for a license to ‘sell | 1 at retail on the
premises Enown a8 te ‘White House bulidin

for, block 2 Columbia avenue; in the Clty ot
Rossland.

EDWARD WaTsoN,

Dated this. 28th dav ot September, 1899.

27. pian 579%, in the .

A.B. M City Ticket Agt.
W. i, Gage,, Acting Agent, |
+B ossland,. B.'0)
BG Fr “Andarson T. AL Nelson, B Cc
G. Vancouver, | gee a

“To ALL-POINTS..

THE DINING 'CAR’ ROUTE'VIA
YELLOWSTONE’ PARK.!
. SAFEST AND BEST.

SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS
EQUIPPED. WITH
Pullman Palace Cars, Elegant Din-
ing Cars, Modern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Cars.

Through Sioketet toall pointain the United
States and Canada,
Steamship tickets to all. parts of the word.
Tickets to China and Japan via Tacoro:

and Northern Pacific Steamship Go.
Trains depart from: Spokane as follows:
No: 1 Westbound, at 9:55 p.m.. daily.
No.2 Eastbound,” at.-7:20 a.m. daily.

For farther. information’ time, cards, maps
tickets, onely, y, tos agents of the

E. W. Rutt, Agt. Ri M. Ry.,
, Rossland, B.C.
JW. Bind, General Agents Spokane, Wn.
D, CHARLTON,
" Ass't: set" Pass. rae Portland, Ore,

New, Fast Daily Service, East and.

¢

WINNIPEG AGAIN: A LEADER

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 16 1899.

TRADING WAS BIC

‘Trading This Morning Aggregated
79,500 Shares.

‘News of Big Strike Kept Price Around 300
and All Stook Offered at That Figure Was

© Quickly Picked Up—Deer Park ‘Again
Brings 41-4 Osnts.

The dealings on the stock ex-
change this morning were marked
not only by the number of shares
handled, but also by the number
of companies represented on the ac-
tive list.

‘Winnipeg’ was in heavy demand
and sold as high as 31c, although
most of the dealings were at 3oc or
under. Homestake commanded 8c
and Deer Park 4c.

‘Herewith are given the official
Shoteticnt this morning:

. ASKED
‘Athabasca 40

tama:
Brandon é & Golden, Crown:

ob
Lone Pine Consol.
Mountain

Minnehaba .
Morrison

begets

ree

Republic.
it. Elmo. Consolidated.

Hossland Sales.

Today’s sales’ on the Rossland
exchange were: Tamarac, 1000,
500, gc; 1000;'914.c;-1500, roc; Vir-
ginia, 1000,.7}4c,. 1000, 734C, 1000,
8%c; Winnipeg, 1000, 2934c, 500,
: 29%c, 500, 5000, 1000, 30c, 7000,
-gic;, 1. X.;Li, 2000,' 14¢, 1000,

“4g 6, -3000,-S000, 1434.¢; Rambler-
“Cariboo; “1000, 47%, 5000, 48c;
‘Jim-Blaine, : 5000, 1000, 32¢; Okan-
ogan, . 10,000, 13¥%c; Waterloo,

, 5000,.1154c; Homestake,, “2000, 8c;
Flag Hil!, 2500, 50;, King, (pooled)
13,000, 21c3 - Deer: -Park,: 2000,
4346; ‘total sales,.79;500 shares.

Tordnto Sales.

*‘ Toronto, ‘Oct. |.16. a tspeciall
Morning sales on the Toronto

_ Exchange today were: Waterloo,

" §00, 11¢; 500, 500, 1c; Old Iron-
Bides;/ 500, $1.10; “Republic, 2000,
f f*2000, : $1,165 Van Anda,. 1000, 1090,
“yo00, 2500," "2500, 1000, ‘500, ! 734¢;

| ily. (The chu h building wii

is heavily interested in mining
properties in almost every camp in
British Columbia and Washington,
and during his visit to California’
bought a property 17 miles trom
Yreka.

Montreal, he says is the heaviest
investor in British Columbia mines
on the North American continent
and since January rst, 1899, fully
$15,000,000 has been invested in
mining shares by citizens of that
city.

Mr. Morris handled the Scott
Macdonald interest in the sale of the
Payne mine, near Sandon, and says
that the property never looked bet-
ter than at present, and that work
would be resumed as soon as the
present trouble over the eight-hour
law is settled. He says Rossland
enjoys an enviable reputation on
the Monttfeal mining exchange and
the principal transactions are made
in Rossland shares.

Mr. Morris intends in the near
future to make his h quarters at

for letters in the Rossland postoffice
for\week ending October 14:
Anderson, H A ' Grant, J F

Bjork, John
Bougie, Dr. M - Miller, Jos. R
Boyd, Fred
Broman, Jno
Campbell, Jno
Carroll, Geo W McDonald, Jno A
Carter, R. W
Chegwyn, Jos
Chambers, Jno
Clark, Mrs. E W McMillan, Sandy
Cooke, J J
Cramer, RO
Crawford, Sara
Daly, Jas
Donaldson, M
Evans, Francis
Fischer, Jno
Flynn, Jno
Gaffney, BH
Gilis, Mrs
Wigle, Russell

Advertised Letter List.
Following is, the list of uncal led |

Kecu, J E

McCarty, L
McCune, E J
McDonald, A R

McGillivray, A
McTuer, Angus
McManus, Mike

Nash, Thos
Palardy, Aime
Park; Chas
Smith, F DL
Sheridan, L D
Shilinger, Emmile
Stevenson, A W
Walker, Jos E
Ward, Wm
Walch, W
Williams, Wm

Rossland so that he may be in close
communication with his interests in
British Columbia and Washington.

A NOTED SINGER,

Wi Participate in the English
Church Service at Trail.
The new English church at Trail,

erected ‘by’ St. Andrews’ mission

NOTICE TO TAILORS.

~ Tenders for Fiz-men’s Uniforms.

by. the City Clerks ad-
eared Canina i “the: Fire, Water and
"he happiy and de:
an
“Rosslai phate ail

oe nple
ler.
ey lowest or aay. tender not west ac
City Clerk,
City Hall; Rossland, October 13, 1899.

BUSINESS CARDS.

will be opened’ Sunday, N t
'5:! -. The celebrated English . singer,
Oliver, will be present. — Until .re-

about $1500, anda majority of: the
subscriptions was raised by the in-
cumbent, Rev.. Wm..Clarke. ,

NE W MAIL SERVICE.

Letters Now Go te Spokane on Sune

days,
Yesterday a Sunday mail service
to Spokane was inaugurated, for
which Rossland’s business men will
be thankful. New train schedules
have also necessitated changes in
the hours of opening and closing
the mails.
The mail for Trail, Nelson and C.
P.R. main line and Crow's Nest-
points now closes at 5 p.m. It ar-
rives.too late to be sorted at night,
but will be distributed by 8 o’clock
each morning. There are two mails
for Nelson, one at 11:20 by the S.
F. & N., and the other over the
C.P.R.

Established May, 1835.
THE REDDIN- JACKSON co.;

Limiree cramitity.
MINING AND INVESTMENT
“BROKERS.

“agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Daniel Dickingon. Walter L, Orde

DICKINSON & ORDE
Stock Brokers. . Stocks bought and
sold on the closest margins.

Tel. No. 61. ; Rossland, B.C.

(CHARLES *‘DANGERFIELD,
STOCK BROKER.

Wallace Block, Columbia aye. Tel. No. 90

Iron Mask, 500, ,73¢; Ol
1 §00, 1434¢;'>Gold Quartz, 2000,
i'g3{e; Golden. Star, 2836c;
Novelty, 500, 1000, 3c; Dundee,
! ga0, 13¢; Winnipeg,’ 00, 2076.

AFTERNOON
Toronto, Oct. 16. — Afternoon

\ saleson the exchange were: Water-
loo,’ 500,566, ‘sre; Brandon &
Golden Crown, 500,.28c; Winnipeg,
500, 29c, 1000, 29%/c; Van Anda,
14000, 7%H{C, 5000, 7 }4C, 1500, 500,
f '73{c; . Novelty,: 500, 3¢3
‘Triumph, 250, 5c, 100, 5
“Bear; 10,000,

shares.

12,7, WILL LOCATE JN ROSSLAND. he

A.W.Morrie of Montreal Stock Ez

change in Town.

ae “W.° Morris, president ‘of the STOCK BROKERS'AND”*”
ar-

Montreal’ mining ‘exchange,

Victory

White
g000, 334c; Gold
- ‘Hills, 5005" §34c; total sales, 27,850

tived in*-Rossland yesterday after-

Cable address o Bedford McNeill's
able Ganoban Codes {Gioughe.

THos. S. GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES

* MINING AGENT.
Columbia Avenue, Rossland, B. C.

Telephone 44

DR. 4. MiLLoy,

SON. DENTIST.

OOMR : Sione block, over Bank of Toronto
Cal jambia Ave.

_ custom itbuse ROKER,
In Custan. House building.

Also New york Life [usurance Agency.

Washington street. Rossland, B.C.

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DRY GOODS

COMPANY, LIMITED.

INPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FINE ~

Dry Goods, Silks, Clothing and
House Furnishing Goods.

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Silks

The popularity of, Silk, , both, Black and
Colored, continues to increase rather that
diminish, We placed large import orders
before the recent heavy advance in Silks,
and will offer. exceptional values in Black
Silks and Satins.

24-inch heavy rich Satin, $1, and i aR

24-inch , Satin. Duchess, all pure, Silk,
$1.25 and 1.50.

34-inch Satin Merves, $r. 50 and I. 75.

25-inch, Peau de Soie and Tryme Soie,
$1.50. ;

Men’s Clothing and
Furnishings

Men’s- Tweed Suits, fnade of extra heavy
fanéy. mixed Tweeds, ‘lined: with good Ital-
ian cloth. * Sizes 36 to.42, $8; .and-7.50 a

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Ladies’ J ackets,.

Ladies’ Cloth Jackets, 22 inches long, made ,
from extra-fine quality ‘Kersey Cloths. In
Tans, Blacks, Greens and Blues, sizes 32 to

42, $8, 8.50, 10.00 and 12.50.

Ladies’ Black cloth Jackets, 22 inches long,
made from quality imported close curl As-

Silke

in Waist and Dress
length, reduced nearly
35 per cent.

Dress Soods

at the.same reduction.”

oF able Linen
at remarkable Bargains. ‘

aa

lam clearing out this line in
order to confine the busi-
ness to Millinery and
Ladies’ Furnishings.

Mrs. : Keard.

ALL MEN ARE FOND OF,
. GOOD. MEALS.

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Hotel...Russell

“is admittedly’ ti the BEST TABLE IN
RO! SLAND,

‘Table Board; $7 ber week.

Tower & McKercher....... .. Proprietors

CHASE & SANBORN’S
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Coffee, and
Salada Tea,

NONE BETTER...

O. M. Fox & Co.

-Cable address *‘Nugaets."”
ERNEST KENNEDY & CO.,
MINES AND STOCKS.

2716-Columbia Ave. _ Rossland, B. C.

Telephone 86. P.O. Box 268

A B. MACKENZIE & CO.
°
MINING BROKERS.

Columbia Ave, Rossland, B. C.

Cable address: “Betovi.""~» Telephone 79
BEETON & OVINGTON.

FINANCIAL AGENTS.

imperial Block. Rosstand. B. 0.

nosn,- after..a..

and pleasure trip through California
He. vis-
ited Rossland in the-spring of 1897,
| and the progress of the city and

the“development. of the mines since
: that time is a revelation to him. He

+ and’ other western states.

Cable addres. .Flegman Oe Rossland, ‘al

aicizarn PLE WMAN,

STOCK BROKER,
British Columbia Mining Properties for sale.

‘Job
Printing

of every
description
executed with
neatness

-and dispatch
at the.

Ss
The Record

New Bank of Montreal building.

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khan Boucle Cloth, neatly trimmed with
straps, Kersey, etc. $8, 9, 10 and 12.50.
Ladies’ Cloth Capes, $6, up to $10.

Tailor Made Suits

Ladies’. Tailor Made Suits; made of fine
imported Covert Cloth, Venetians, Serges,
etc., in double-breasted. tight-fitting suits,
$15, 16.86, 18, 20, 22.50, and $25 a suit.

Separate Skirts.

In Serges, Venetians, Crepons, etc., ela-
borately trimmed with braids, and satin
folds, etc., $7.50, 10, 11, and $12.50.

LADIES’
Separate Skirts,
$2, 2.75, 3-50, 4 00, and $5.
LADIES’

Wool Wrappers

$4.50 to 8.50, in Cashmeres, Mixtures, etc.

Silk Waists ,

Special, at $3, 5.50, 6.50, 8.00, 8.50, $9.00

Men's Blue Cheviat, double-brested, sack
suits, $10.00.

Men’s stylish Scotch Tweed Suits in
Checks, Plaids and solid colors, in single
and double-breasted sack suits, $12.50, 15.00
16,50 and 18.00,

Men’s Grey Worsted Frock Suits, $20.

- Men's Pants, $1.50, 2.50 3.00, 3.50, 4.00

-and:5.00. §
Boys’? Knee Pants, 7§c, and goc.
Boys’ Suits, $4, 4.50, 6.00‘and-7.50.

Hats and Caps
Men's brown and black Fedoras, $2.50 _
and 3.00; | é

Men's, Stiff, Hats,’ $3 and 4.00.
Men’s Crush Hats, $2. 50 ‘and’ 3 30. 5
_Men’s Cap8, soc, 75c, and Sr.

Shoes.

Men’s ‘Lace Shoes, $2, "2.50 and 3.50.
Men's Box Calf Shoes) $3 50,°4.00, 4.50
and 5.00.

Men’s Congress Horsehide Shoes, $3.50
and 4,00.

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Silk & Dress Goods.
DEPARTMENT

is filled to: overflowing with -all. the Latest .

New creations for Fall and Winter, direct’

from English niarkets.

Just received, “the ‘third ‘shipment this |
season, of Briggs, . Priestley & Co.’s Silk
and, Wool Crepons, in a large variety of
patterns. Suits $10, 12, 15, and up to $2s. ,.

Skirt-Patterns, $6, 7.50, 10.00 and 15.00.,

Priestley’s Endora Cloth, $1.25 and '1.50x :

Priestley’s Silk Warp- Henrietta, $1.25.
and 1.50. ..

Priestley’s Poplins, $1, 1.25, and 1.50.

Priestley’s Novelty Suitings, 50c, 75¢ and

Underwear
Men’s Wool-Fleeced Underwear, $1.00.
Men’s Scotch Wool Underwear,’ 75¢, $1,
1.50, 2.09, 2.25, 2.50, 3.00, 4.00 and 4.50.

a, Gloves
Men's Heavy Working Glovés, soc, 75c. ©
Men’s Heavy Lies Gloves, $1,013.25
“and 1.50.

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1.00.
* Priestley’s Serges, 50c, 75¢, 85¢ and $r. *

Colored Dress Goods
46-inch Homespun Serges, 35¢- ie
46-inch Melton Cloth, 4oc.
54-inch Costume Suitings, shrunk, :$1.25.:
. 84-inch Imported Broadcloths, $1.25, 1.50.

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