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HK. 8. WALLACE,

5 Stationory Wall Paper; Fancy Goods
Goods, Notions, Toys, $
Etc., Etc.

This ds 6 FE. OPPORTURITY <2

as wor are going oul of th dir
ate some very prety Gindin bah Sot Agron ate

Cost, No

"GOODEVE E BROS.

‘Stationers.
rat Fie to peat ‘with ‘Goodteve Bros.’

Moving From Here to the New Towns a
«. the West. 7

Hereafter Rossland and Ret
will be on exactly the, same hasl
regards freight rates into the:

dary, and'locel wholesalers : wi

to engage in-the jobbing trade wi
that district can do. so.on the Sami

town.

Heretofore all freight rates’
the Boundary country have bee
based upon the local tariff to Reet
son plus. the charge from, there
the destinati As_ Rosi
slightly. farther from Robson,
ris Nelson, the” Nelson’ merch

i, d jobt

test was eve sat the bei
and this: afternoon H.
son received an answer trom Fe

i Peters, district, freight agent of the
IC. P. R.-at Nelson.‘

Mr. Peters announced tha he

.| after the rate fram Rossland to'Rob-

son would be -the -same’)as from

- -Exchange ‘Auction Mart

‘We hiave for sale, Hoots. Shoes, Rubbers, Gloves Mitte,

Underwear, Overshirts, Socks, Watches, ‘and all kinds of

Notions. Special sale fora few dayx at's -sacritice. Some
fhe gee Alpaiis “Nothing Cheap but the Price.

Ht S] Auction Mart.

Prices, Delivered:
FURNACE SIZE.......$io-PER TON.
STOVE SIZE $10 PER TON:
NUT SIZE. $ 9 PER TON

Rossland Warehouse & Trans-_
fer-Co., Agents.

Also Agents for INORTHERN PACIFIC COAL COM..
PANY’S BITUMINOUS COAL, ‘for Steam ,and
‘Domestic Purposes.

3 —HOUDE s— Ke “

| Straight Cut
_ Cigarettes.

“MANUFACTURED BY

B. Houde & Company, Quebec,
‘= "a6 Better than the Best.

WHOLESALE AT

Crow & Morris, Rossiand.

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"| clares that the'two towns are tréated

ta. the charge that Ro: Ja:

exactly. alike.

‘| HON. Mode H. TURNER INTERVIEWED

Speake About British Columbia's Fi-
nancial Standing.

= Montteal, Wednesday. —Hon: J-
H. Turner,;: ex-premier~ of > British.
Columbia, gives an important stage-
te. the effect the! eight~

@ law’ and the quasi re-
pudiation. of railway subsidies has
had: upon; the credit: of. the Pacific
province'in London. -Nocone; ‘Mr.
Turner says, would a little. while

‘| ago listen to any proposition com-
ing from that province, so intensely

disgusted did they appear .to be
with: séveral‘of the new government
measures... The reception of the
latest loan: by the British. public
was ample proof thatthe credit of
the province had: received a -very
black eye in the leading money mar-
ket of the world. - Here Mr. Turner
explained that: when he floated the
Same kind of a loan (3 per cent) a
year or two before three-quarters
of the amount was subscribed by
the public, but when the’ last’ one
was put on only about 5 ver ‘cent.

Nelson to Robson, which. will put 1
each town on the'same footing. as
wm | FeBar i is

is
sul ved ‘compound fracture of his|

services: have been recognized by

LADYSMITH
-WITHSTANDS
THE BOERS

‘H) Joubert is 5 Shelling the
Place with Four
Seige Guns.

‘Ladyamith, ‘Wednesday.—The Boers ‘have resumed the fight:
ie city. | They have brought up guns and are. firing upon the
© The garrison is in good spirits and‘is reesy fora continua-

in f hostilities. “.-, i
‘wo: guns | from the British vessel Powerful haye. been put in
place” and are used in. shelling the:Boer batteries. Two of the
vy. cannon used by the burghers -in tie bombardment of the
8. have been captured. B ‘ ;

J. A. MANLY BACK

On His Way to Grand Forks Where
Ho Will Make His- Home.

SAYS HE IS EXONERATED

Mr, Manley Declares That the Efforts to. Mix’
Him Up with-the Columbia Hotel Fire Was
a Job of His Business Bnemies—Was In
Chisago. e

ry

John A, Maaly ‘of. Gra
who, g'to his
mies, was connected ‘with the ‘purn-
ing of the Cohimbia hovel, is in the.
city en route to ‘Grand Forks where
he will again settle down.

Mr. and ‘Mrs: . Manley came ‘in
this afternoon:. from © ‘Toronto’ ’and
will leave in ‘the © morning: “for the
Boundary. °

“The: whole! series: of accusations

| Forks,

) | laid against mein ‘connection with

the burning of. the place is’an infer-
nal pack: of lies,” said Mr.-Manly in-
discussing the al {tL had noth-
ing to do}-with it, and ‘the ‘best proof;
is the fact ‘that, at. the trial of Mul. he
len-and ‘Cameron; charged with the
crime, my. name: was never men-
tioned, while Mullan himself, was
acquitted in'16‘minutes:by the jury.
“The gang ‘which was trying to

IN THE WAR EAGLE TODAY | WILL OR¢

Wiis Wamily Wiil Not Suffer for Want
in This World. :
New. York, . Wednesday.—The
terms of the will ofthe late Cor-
nelius. Vanderbilt shows that the
fortune is estimated at $70,000,000.
Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt will get
about $50,000,000. This will give
Bor “above the ankle “and the: pComdtiies Vanderbilt, Irs
* entiigy is attendi ing. hte t3>e 3
at the hospital. ‘His hurts are quite/! re
serious.

ingsin. a rocks fall. «About five
js of loose debris from the top | of
Fdrift tumbled upon him, and he

$7,500,000. Alfred Gwynn Vander-
bilt gives his.. brother,. Cornelius;

WILL BE NO ‘h of-his inheri to ‘make

Board of Trade Adjourhs Pending F.
W. Peters’ Arrival.

The meeting of the’ Rossland
board of trade which was';to have
been held in the city hall this “even-
ing has Been adjourned owing to
the inability of F. W. Peters’ of
Nelson to bejpresent. The date to
which the meeting stands adjournéd
has been left oper until’ Mr. Peters"
informs the board whem he ‘can’ be
in Rossland.”

Sc isiisaib eevee bor a

THEY WILL RUN If THEMSELVES

members, namely "$7,500,000.

Mrs. Vanderbilt is given both the
New York and Newport family res-
idences, ‘$2,000,000 in. cash and an
income of $250,000 during her life-
itme.

_ MINOR MENTION.

A-cure tor the« ‘‘blues’—Ben-
gough’s entertainment. Come and
see. Tuesday evening, November
7th. :

At the International Friday night
direct’ bulletins from the ringside
will be read at the. ‘conclusion of
every round in the Sharkey-Jeffries
fight.

Pp. Burns & Co, Will Look After Their
Own Retail Business.
uBlake Wilson, of the firm of P.
Burns & Co., is in the city attend-
ing to-the transfer of the company’ 's
business, of which they. have again
assumed control. . William Donald

If you want a good night’s laugh
which will be. remembered- with
profit, come to the Miners’ Unica
hall Tuesday Ni b

about $1,-
Por RR

his fortune equal to ‘that of the other /

i Grand
Forks. v i to tie: me up
tight, whiere I y
to anyone ‘for . six

ruin my: business. 4

weeks, and. thus
“Before the re-

‘straining: vorder was served I went

ie cand- stayed two

at Kamloops has honorably exon- t
erated me of all part in the affair.”

ANDREE’S BROTHER HAS FAI'H

Confident: That the “Salloonist Will
Yet Tura Up All Right. +
Mobile; Ala:,,, Wednesday.:— A
letter has been’ received: from’ Cap~
tain Ernest: “Atidree:* of “ Sweden;
brother of the” polar aeronaut, ex-'
pressive of, Andreée’s confidence: in
his brother's safety, and’his conjec-
ture that he‘must have come’ down
to the .zest of 180 degrees and be-
tween 63 and’ 87 “degrees north.
“At the same’ daily progress made
by Nanson,” says Captain Andree,
“tof three miles, it would take him
two years to reach the coast of the
Parry islands, and another yeur be-

fore he communicate with civiliza-
tion.”

of Sandon will be the local manager.
He hz: “een.with the firm*for sev-
eral’ years and his long and faithful

qth. Bengough will ‘be there.
| COMING AND GOING, '.

his appoi to the Rossl:
The firm aow have 22) mining business.

Roy Clarke left today for. Erie on

came from public iption. Of|-
course, he said, the province got
the money, because it ‘was under-
written, but the very fact of the
public being so indifferent proved
that the British Columbia” govern-
iment had made a bad. mess of it.in
that.as well as in many other. mat-
ters connected with the public af-
fairs ofthe province,

We Want the America’s Cup.
Winnipeg, Wednesday.—Consid-

| erable interest jis being .taken in

Winnipeg-in the proposal, of same
Montreal citizens to endeavor. -to
‘take back the America’s yachtirg
cup from our American cousins.
‘Many prominent. citizens here ex-

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Only Fifty cents per Month, delivered.

dtheir willingness to con-
tribute liberally to a Canadian at-
tempt to bear back the trophy to its

original pedestal. ,

. province.

‘Spokane, is expected today to at-

branch. :.
d retail : in the] . 2.
ree : Hon. |}C. H. Mackintosh was

holésal,
At Nelson their hand-
some brick building is almost com- aan the passengers for Spokane
today.

pleted:
a
IN | CRITICAL
Impossible to Say Whether Hite Sight
Can Be Saved.
Th: condition of Wm. Holey,
who, was hurt yesterday in an ex-

Hon. T. Mayne Daly and family
are moving into their new home on
Kootenay avenue.

HOLEY SHAPE

Gordon Bunter has accepted a
position in the general offices of the
British America

A Rash to Uape Nome.

Seattle, ‘Wednesday.—Dates are
already being’ ‘set for sailings to
Cape Nome. The business prepa-
rations -that are going on indicate
that the shipping offices are well
aware that a big. rush is impending
and they are preparing to meet it.

Bankers Elect Officers.
Montreal,' Wednesday. — The
Bankers’ Association of Canada has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, E. S.
Clouston, Bank of Mcntreal; vite-

plosion at the Le Roi, continues} , Hall of the Cascade Record is
critical, and it is impossible to tell) seriously ill at the Sisters’; hospital.
whether he will regain his sight. | He 1s suffering from typhoid fever.
Dr..;Thompson, a specialist from E. V. Bodwell of. Victoria, who
had been here in connection with
the settlement of the Dundee case,
Jeft at noon today for Spokane.

tend him here.

a ae

For the Sisters? Fair..

A meeting of all the ladies who} Dr. Paul Gillepsie, a brother-in-
will attend booths at the coming |law of Dr. D. Campbell, is practic-
Sisters’ fair will be held tomorrow |ing medicine in Vryburg, which is
alternoon at 3 o'clock at the Sis- just now attracting attention in the
ters’ hospital, Transvaal crisis,

id Thomas McDougall,
Quebec bank; Duncan Coulson,
Bank of Toronto; George Schofield,
Bank of New Brunswick; George
Burn, Sank of Toronto.

South Africa Soldiers Insured.
Tcronto, Wednesday.—About 50

of the Canadian contingent who
sailed for South Africa from Queb. c
availed themselves of the offer of
the Independent Order of Foresters —
and _ took’ out policies of insurance
with that order, —

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