ROSSLAND ‘EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER 29, 1899. |

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.'

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEET SUNDAY.
WILLIAM K- ESLING.
Office: Basement Fostomice block, Soieace

corner Columbia
ington iptreet.

BUBSCRIPTION RATES!
Pally per month b; |
ear by tat
pay: per Sane. forela.
Subvoriptions invariably in advan

Advertising rates will be made known upon
application,

aGp>

between himself and the other mem-
bers of the government over the ac-
tion taken about, Reil's executio!
aid he remained out of politics |
several years, practicing his profes-
sion as an attorney. He was ad-
mitted to the bur of Quebec as far
back as 1855 and was made a
Queen’s counsel in 1878. He was
born in.France in December, 1829,
and is therefore nearly 70 years of
age. He comcs of old Huguaefot
stock, is a Protestant and a mem-
ber of the Church of Enyland.

Sir Henri was one of the fathers

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1899.

of deration and took a very
active part in the debates that led

‘TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your.
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your “sad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

As the result of a recent confer-
erce between Sir Wilfrid Laurier,
Israel Tarte, «minister of public
works, and other prominent Liber-
als, it is practically decided to have
the general elections some time in
January, and that there is‘not likely
to be another session of parliament.
Mr. Tart has heretofore ridiculed
the idea of an early election, but}¢
this was accepted in the nature ofa
bluff and there is little doubt of an
appeal to the country. Times are
prosperous now, and i proposed
te take advantage of such condi-
tions rather than risk the chances
of delay, and the exposures which
another session of parliament might
‘reveal.

‘Today all is splendor, gaiety and
decoration in New York city, and
the people are extending to Admiral
Dewey, the American hero, such a
reception and ovation as the warm-
est patriotism and enthusiasm can
suggest. Never has there been such
a rush and crush for hotel
modation. From far and near ex-
.cursionists are swarming into New
York city. Flags and bunting adorn
every building. Magnificent arches
overhang the streets, and
floral designs and emblems
ate everywhere _ in evidence.
Governors, ciptains of vessels in
Dewey's fleet, members of the cab-
inet and officers high in the navy
have arrived and estimates as to the
number of visitors in the city range
from 600,000 to 1,000,000. Most
of the railroads agree that unless
weather conditions are most un-
favorable they will have carried 2,-
000,000.visitors. All available pas-
senger equipment of the various.

accom-

railroads is being concentrated at} Dry

the most advantageous termini. tor
bringing crowds into"New York.’ It
shows, the railroad men say, that
the visitors who are coming to New
York have plenty of money to spend.

NOTED VISITORS.

sii
“The Minister of Inland Revenue Visits

Hoaslind. |
Sir Henry Joly dé Lotbiniere, D.

to its jon and was a
member of the first parliament of
Canada. ~

This ‘morning the party were
taken fora drive to the principal
mines and into the War Eagle.
The views he saw he declared were
wonderful. The party left for Ot-
tawa this afternoon and will travel
over the Crow’s Nest railway.

ig MIEISEIEIED i,

TRIMMED AND |
. UNTRIMMED .-

In all the Latest Styles, at
M. J. EAGLES’.

A nice line of
SILK WAISTS, AT
$6.50.

place very shortly.

aire a

Our Millinery Opening will tae

636969869669

Try. the. Cake &
va? «Pastry

es

‘City Bakery.

is ‘Is THE BEST, and as Cheap as
“you can make it.

Try it!

54 Washington Street. +

Kootenay Hotel,

iene ——
LUNCH, 35 CENTS,

Any style OYSTERS a Specialty,
GAME in Season,

" seeeee

Miss K, Swanson. Pron,

CHASE & SANBORN'’S
7

. Coffee and
Salada Tea,

Crow & Morris,

Store.

Waters pnd Retail
im

NOTICE.

In the Matter of the Companies Act
rT

7.

tice ig hereby saven that the Virginia
npany, Limited (Nen-Personal
abiitiy) will sell ut_pubiie auction to the
highest hidder for cash, on the wineteenth
day of October, 189
o'élock 1

aoe Rossin,

which are in det

calls

N No, of Amount of As-

Shares, sessment due
and wnpaly

80 00

Zz.
¢
e
r

sggg ge?
&
&

augue :
SEBS BAER ACeE
ees

S#8Ssessess

38323532

RS

Bee
223

28

peepee
83s

SSEseege

790
Dated this 15th day or Psion af ,
HOMAS ConA:
Secretary of ‘The Virginia Mining Com:
pany Limited), Non-Personul Lisbility.

the Hout! of three

th mM
ult for non-payment of

Cigars and
Tobaccos.

Direct Lnsporters of

Cuban and Manilla Cigars.

Monthly shipments. *

Queen Cigar

NONE BETTER...

‘0. M. Fox & Co.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Washington Street, Rossland, b,c,
Nicely Furnished Rooms
First-Class Bor.

Ratlroad and Miners Time Checks
cushed, Iree of charge.

Harry Mcintosh - -

Proprietor,

C. M. Weller. A. S. Hunden.

C. M. WELLER

& COMPANY.
PLUMBING AND HEATING

Telephone 27.

Rossland, B. C.

No. 30, west side, Spokane- Street. |,

ROSSLAND
Electric] .aundry

Watch for the wagon.
evox,
Neat and Quick Work a Spec.
ialty.
Anything “aiid: Everything
in the Laundry line.

Branch Store. - - - Gr , B.C.

Columbia Avenue, opposite Postoffice

ren

E. HALEY,

Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in

Mutton,

FISH, OYSTERS, AND
GAME.

Beef,.....Pork,

Katie D. Green G. M.
-and D. Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated on North Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B.C.
FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.

Fifty thousand shares of the Company
offered to the public at

71-2 Ceuts per Share,

‘and. can be had on application. to

s Treasury Stock is now

_ GEORGE ‘H. GREEN,

Rosstand, B.C, E a

 22‘Columbia Avéuue, } ‘
Rossland, B.,C. Sec-Treasurer.

ALP AL AL

Genuine...

ROSS THOMPSON...

Lhave the following blocks in the following companies for sale:

Cake and Pastry.
Seldom Equatled;

Special rates to Hotels
and Restaurants.

>> Paniily Trade

Home made Bread,

Never Excelied.

Eureka Consolidated, G

her, Hi ke, Evening Star,

Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM
hots in ‘the Original Townsite

Reddin. Jackson Co., Agents, Rossland, B.C

"The. Royal Bakery.

NOTICE.

at 8 at id City.

of all wis

ae meeting of the creditors will Be held at the
fF ints Dyeing

thet rustee, to be
f The Me:
sie nits

‘C. M. G., M:P.. for’ Portneuf and sand ns

minister of inland revenue, and
Lady’ Joly arrived here yesterdsy
and were accompanied by Mr. J. E.
Miller, collector of inland revenue
at Vancouver.. This is Sir Henri’ 's
first visit to British C and

be liable ior the Senet St any

In the Matter of M.S. Logan, Insolvent.
OTICE ts h by gi that. ae tthew Sergius
cseealve at et hena So

ince of PBetish os Columbia, ara Sh business ‘as
dg mercha: of Ross-

ade an eftate.
S, 10, naders| ned, Willem

and executed on
ogan and the said

‘on
P. J. SLAVIN.
he

n given,

oh

Under new manazement.

—

NEAT anp CLEAN BED:
ROOMS.
Bar Supplied: with the Finest.

= Give us a call.

TURF EXCHANGE.

FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM.

+04 ¢++PROPRIETOR,

Strai

——-@¢7@

——oubE's——* ’
ght Cut —
Cigarettes.

B. Houde & Company, Quebec
Are Better than the Best.. —

.-HOTEL..
GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.

Neatly Furnished

the.is absolutely delighted: with his
trip and with the kindly feeling that
has been shown to himself and Lady
Joly since their arrival in the Prov- |
ince. He stated to. a REcoRD re-
porter this. morning that. he had
been away from his colleagues so
long that he had no knowledge as
to whether a dissolution was immi-}
nent, but, the’ fact, that the bers

An anterim dividend of one quarter of
Has thie day been

ee duy ‘ot Ortobe

50th of October. 1899. ‘
Rossland, B. Sept. 25, 1899.
Epwarp Batnitr,
Acting Secretary-Treasurer,
Okanogan Free Gold Mines, Lid,

ecaree. |

w
closed for transfer "ptoraets ihe ‘Tos and

Ropms
from $2.50 to...
First-Class Bar
pS ‘in contiection.

| Telephone No. 58.
Four doors east of post oifice.”

RATES FROM $1,00 to $1.50 PER DAY

- $3.50 per week

22 Columbia Avenue.

Ld

WHOLESALE’ AT

 GRANI UNION ¢C Crow & Morris, Ros ssland.

gs

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC. HALL.

Week commencing Monday, Sept 25.

CONLON: & RYDER'S Sparkling Comedy:

“HIS RELATIV.

“ARTISTS IN' THE ACT-

of the: government were so scat-
tered led him to think that it was
improbable that: an early general
election would’ be held.

Ip 1885. Sir: Henri, then a member | 5

of the Quebec government, resigned |r
his portfolio owing to differences

Dated this 22d day of August 1895.

Heavy. Transferring:

STABLES:
Commercial Alley, ?Phone No, 39.

P..0. Box 16.

Le Roi. Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

| JOHN Fr LINDBURG + «e+ +PROPRIETOR

First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

Grand Success of the

BOHEMAIN TROUBADOURES.

THE RICE SISTERS, CONLON & RYDER, AND » At
ARTISTS, Including. the Refined
e—————_- PEARL AND CASSIDY,— e
Who will present for the First time the Pathelié Song. Story,

“LIBERTY VS. DREYFUS”

Introducing. their Singing. Picture,

NOTHING

EVERYTHING NEW. AND) RAPID, |:

‘COARSE JOR OFFENSIVE.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER 29, 1899.

TODAY'S STOCK MARKET

Sales on the’ Local ‘and Toronto Ex-
changes,

SOME OF THE ‘SELLERS TODAY

Official Quotations Corrected Daily by the
Reoord—Morning and Afternoon Sales by
Special Wire from Montreal.

ASKED
Athabasca .....

Baltimore.

Brandon & Gulden Crown,

oneal ‘Gold Fields
onte Crk .

Ratbimullen
Ranbler-Caribvo -
Reniblic,

ae

Tanwrae. Keni.
‘rat Creek Hidden '&
Van Anda
Virginie,

ict

Wondert y

War iSaple Consoliduted. $3 2
Bear’...

Winnipeg -

Howsland Sales,
Today’s sales on the Rossland
t 2000,
1000, 14}4¢} §00, | 5000, 143463
Rathmullen, 500, 500, 502, 500,
8%c, 10,000, 8%c; Jim Blaine,

e wer

* 2000; '29¢f “Rambler!Caribao, 1500;

48c;, 2000, 4834c; 800, soc; Van
Anda, 2000,, oc; Morrison, 1000,
17C.. i
‘Toronto Sales.
Toronto; Sept. 29. —Special. —
Morning” sales on the’ Toronto Ex-
change today. were: Rathmullen,
500,.83£c, 500, 500, 500,,500, 8346;
Wonderful,: 500,500; 500, 6c; _Re-
public, $1.19; ‘Deer-Trail, 500, 500,
21 3403 Van Anda, 5900,: 2000, 1500,
500;, 1000, 500, 500), $x{c; Deer
Park, 500, 500, 4c;' Victory Tri-
umph,‘ 1000, 934c; Fairview, 2000,
7K.
AETERNOON, SALES,

Toronto, Sept.. 29.— Special —

_ Rathmullen,,1000; 8}4c, 500, 500,

1000, . 500, Bic; Fairview, §00, 7¢;
Rambler-Garibood,. 500,474, 500,

Van Anda,. 500 THs White Bear,
5000, 45¢; 400,"'45C7".

Fields, 500,500, 4c; Canadian Gold
Fields, 500; 634¢; Gold Hill, ‘1000,
6i4c;3 Republic, .1000;-$1.18.

THE JUPITER. GROUP.

What a Number of Rossland Men Say
of the [Property.

The Jupiter Group, on the north
fork of the. Salmon, owned ‘by the
Katie D. Green Gold Mining com-
pany, is attracting. much: attention,
and has been visited by a number of
Rossland mining men. The prop-
erty was recently purchased by Mr.
George Green, of the Grand Union
hotel. Mr. Green organized a com-
pany for its development, and quite
a little stock has found sale at 73%
cents. Among the recent. visitors
were W. H. Danby, E. B. Irving,
W.. B. Townsend and Thomas: E.
Miller.

“Having decided-to inspect the
Jupiter group of claims, in| which I
am personally interested,” said Mr.
Danby, ‘‘I,starced:from Erie with a
party of gentlemen bent on ‘the: same
errand. After a short.climb,: reached
the property, whére I found work
oing on in'the shape of a shaft,

'%4| but solid silver-lead ore.

‘| be-seen at my office:

now doWn'some thirty feet. I went’
down the shaft, which is 5x8 feet,
and found a well-defined lead of
four feet six inches in width and all
in cre. A couple of shots were fired,
which broke off some very fine:zinc
galena ore,the body of which is evi-
dently very large. © Without doubt
the Jupiter.is destined to be a ship-
per, provided work is sustained in
the present energetic manner. The
facilities for shipping are good, as
the ore can be rawhided in winter
at little expense, to the base of
Jupiter mountain, which is within
easy distance of the main wagon
road leading to the ‘Second Relief
mine, or an aerial line could be es-
tablished direct to said road. Alto-
gether the situation is a very good
one, and timber and water are plen-
tiful in the neighborhood.”

Mr. Irving said: ‘'In conjunction
with other gentlemen from Ross-
land I visited the Jupiter group. I
found on the Jupiter claim a_ shaft
thirty feet deep, which Mr. Green
had the miners put two shots int»
the bottom of, blowing out nothing
I found
the lead to be over 44% feet wide
without foot wall in sight. [ have
been in a number of mining camps
but never saw such a fine body of
ore at the depth of thirty feet. . The
lead is strong and unbroken and in
a solid formation. There is plenty

%4| of good, live timber and water, and

transportation is good. With good
management the Jupiter. group is
sure to prove a good paying mine.”

“I formed one of the party to

“| visit the Jupiter group on Jupiter

mountain,” said W. B. Townsend,
‘fand on going down the shaft. was
greatly. pleased at the showing
madé. The lead cuts right across
the s aft, angling cornerwise, and
shows 434 feet of splendid looking
ore. The ore wall is well defined,
t is impossible, to tell you, how

even, awith the present showing, the
owners have. a very encouraging
outlook. The ore Il took out can
It was taken
out by myself after two shots were
put in by the miners ata depth of
twenty-nine feet from’ the surface.”

Mr. Thomas-E. Miller-said: ‘‘This
being my, second trip of inspection

i cept the sum of $60 from Mah Hong

to the'Jupiter group, ‘ 1 “ai Better

pleased than even. with the property.

NOTICE.

iwe, the undersigned, being ap-

The ore that was shot out of the! plicants: for the incorporation of a

bottom of the shatt in my: presence | Company to

was:more than encouraging. * Mr.

Green has convinced me that the}
Jupiter is a great, property, which
cannot be too highly recommended.”

DRESS GOODS AND SILKS,

When I removed to my new store

he known as the

“Rossland and Sophie Mountain
Electric Railway, Limited,” hereby
give notice that the points between
which it is proposed to build a tram-
way, and the general route of such
tramway, are as follows:

Route 1. Starting at a point on
Union avenue, in the «ity of Ross-
land, at or near the intersection of

adjoining Lalonde’s,- I. decided to! Union avenue with Spokane street,

confine the business to millinery and
ladies’ furnishings. Ladies will

be interested, therefore, in the fol-'

lowing bargains:
Wool Plaids, were s0c, now 25¢.
Wool Plaids, were 80c, now 6oc.
Tweeds, were $1.00, now 75c.
Serges, were $1.00 and $1.25,
now 50¢ and 75c. :
A nice range of silks in’ waist and

dress lengths, in different shades of

light and black,
Faille Silk, was $1.75,n0w $1.00.
Black Duchess, was $2.90, now
1.50.

as Brocade, was $1.25, now

Tent Shades that were $1.25, to

$2.00,now range from 85c to $1.00.

Waist.Lengths that were $4.00

to $7.00, now $2.50 to $5.00.
MRS. HEARD. :

MYTCHELL AGAIN ARREST“D.

Mir. Files New

{thence westerly along Union avenue
;to Earl street, thence northerly on
Earl strect to Victoria avenue,
thence westerly on Victoria avenue
to Davis street, thence northerly
along Davis street to Coliimbia av-
enue, thence easterly along Colum-
bia avenue to Washington street,
thence northerly along Washington
strect to the limits of the said city
ot Rossland,

RouTE 2. Alternatively, the same
route as Route No. 1 to the inter-
section of Columbia avenue and
Washington street and then contin-
uing on Columbia avenue easterly
to Butte street, thence northerly on
Butte street ta Second avenue,
thence westerly on Second avenue to
Washington street, thence northerly
on V hington street to the limits
of the said city of Rossland.

Route 3. Continuing on Wash-
ington street from the said limits of
the city of Rossland westerly and sou-
> | thwesterly around the southern slope

f Red mountain, thence westerly
and southwesterly around the south-
ern slope of Spokane and O. K.
mountains, and crossing Record

=-Crown WII Prosecnie.

After the police court, adjourned
this morning Mr. Beamish appeared

before the police magistrate and

laid a new information against Will-
The new information
lines as
the first clause of the original infor-
mation and charges, that ‘* William
Mitchell, then being a peace officer
of the corporation of the city of
and
for the detection and'punishment of- T. J.

iam Mitchell.
is practically on the same

Rossland, emplayed as jailor,
fencers, did corruptly accept the

on or about the 5th day of March,
1899, with the intent to interfere
corruptly with the due administra-
tion of justice by permitting the said
Mah Hong or others for whom he
Iwas agent,
house, to wit,
house.”
Mr..

Established May, 1895.
HE REDDIN- JACKSON CO.,
himrrao Wamu.
MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS.
ents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Danlel Dickiason. Walter L. Orde

DICKINSON: & ORDE
Stock Brokers, Stucks bought aid
sold on the closest margins.

‘Tel. No, 61. Rovslahd, B, C.

Carces DANGERFI®DLD,

Wallace Block, Columbia aye. Tel. No. 90

Cable address Bedford MeNeill’s
able aokal” Code? {Gioughe.

THOS. Ss. GILMOUR,

STOCKS AND SHARES

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

Cable address ‘‘Nugeets.” Teleph 44

[was waiting.

action, and

courtroom ready to give himself up.

In the meantime Magistrate Boult-
tbee and Mr. Beamish: went down to
consult the proper form. of the in-
formation to be‘ laid, and when that | tf
warrant was

was completed the
given over to Beamish, who asked
cried McGowan to serve | it. The

decli

creek, thence southwesterly aleng
the east slope of Sophie mountain,
thence westerly crossing the sum-
mit of Sophie mountain at or near
the point of crossing of such moun-
tain by the Dewdney trail, thence
southwesterly along the western
slope of such mountain to the Vel-
vet mine, thence westerly to a
point on main Sheep creek, the en-
tire distance. from the limits of the
city of Rossland to this point being
twelve miles more or les

Dated at Nelson, B. C., this 16th
day of Deptempess A. D., 1899.
Duncan.

Sil&s— AO

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

Dress Sods

at the sume reduction.

GF able Linen

at remarkable Bargains.

a

Iam 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.

THe

Hotel...Russell

is admittedly the BEST TABLE IN
ROSSLAND,

Table Board, $7 per week.

Tower.& McKerchet .. Proprietors,

CLASSIFIED.

Adcertinements under this head, inserted at the
fe of One Cent a ‘othing taken for
Tex Ban Cente Ste Tazertons, S10

Fine watch repairing at moderate charges.

A hine of splendid time precea

VW ZIMM AN, Jeweler,
Opposite Windsor Hotel.

Am prepared to tuke contructs fur eaca-
vating, grading and general work, Address
HENRY: BOBLE, Contractor,
Kuotenay Ave. and Washington st.

SITUATIONS AND HELD.

WANTED—A position as stationary en-

'W. A. Macponatp,

NOTICE.

Application tor Transter of Liquor Lf-

conse,

Notice is hereby given that after

to keep a disorderly
a’common gaming

Beamish, the plaintiff,. had
d that, he would take such
itchell returned to the

the lapse of thirty days from the
date of this notice, application will
be made to the Board of License
Commissioners or other. proper, offi-
cers in that behalf, for permission
to transfer ‘the hotel license, now
held by: me, to-sell liquors, etc., in
the ‘‘Grand Hotel,” situate on lot
12, block 27, plan 579,in the city of
Rossland, ‘to. Thomas Stack and
Christopher McDonell.

Dated this 22nd day of Septem:
ber, A. D. 1899.
Mike 'Murpny, Licensee.

wineer, Six years’ experience. Addrexs
Cole, Recurp office.

WANED —Position as chambermaid or family
work. Address P.O. Hox 214, City.

WANTED TO TRADE.

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

Address Stock, Recorp Office.

MISCELLANEOUS,
WANTED —To buy a residence lot. Muat
be cheap, Address with price aud terms,
Box 834, Recoxp office.

WANTED—To buy a good two-roomed
house near town. Apply at this ollice.

Application for Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that we will apply
at. the next nitting ofthe board of license

+ das he
‘was off! duty, and finally Beamish

-| gave. the warrant into the hands of

Chief Ingram, who promptly served
itin the city hall where Mitchell
Then Magistrate

fa license to sell Hiqnors
at retail on the renin known as the old
Bank of Montreal vallding on Columbia
avenue in the city ol nd.

QHAM & McDONALD,
Dated this ra day of September. 1809.

MINERAL ACT, 1896,

Boultbee was summoned and re- [ror F..

leased Mitchell until tomorrow mor-
At 10

ning: ona cash. bail of. $500.
o’clock tomorrow. the case will come
up, but will probably be adjourned.
Mr. A. H. MacNeill, Q.C., was
notified today from Victoria to take
charge of the new. information and

‘will probably appear for the prose-|f

cution tomorrow, but he is now in
Nelson.

ERNEST KENNEDY & CO.,
MINES AND STOCKS.

27% Columbia Ave. Rossland, B. C.

Telephone 88, + BLO. Box 268
A B. MACKENZIE. & CO.
°
MINING BROKERS.

Columbia Ave, Rossland, B.C.

Mr. E, S. Clouston, general man- 4.
ager. of: the Bank of Montreal and.

Major and. Mrs. Atherton, who
have been here on a_ brief visit left
for home today. They were driven
to the mines today by Mr. J. S. C.
Fraser. .

BUSINESS LOCALS. ,

The Hote Russell sets the best,
table in. Ross!

Cable address: “Betovi.” — T
BEETON & OVINGTON.

STOCK. BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS.

Fine watch repairing at moderate
‘charges. A line of splendid time
pieces. A, ZIMMERMAN, Jeweler,

Imperial Block. Rossland, B.C,

Opposite Windsor Hotel

Certificate of Improvements.
NOTIC!

Eyening Star Fraction Mineral Clatm,
situate-in the ‘I'rail Creek mining division
of qepotenay district.

iv here Lucated—On Monte Cristo moun-
t

‘Take notice that I. J. A. Kink, acting as
a Rent for , ve Miner's cer-

mj water.

> ROOMS.

WANTED —Two or three furnished
rooms or a furnished’ hutise. Address,
with terms, X.Y.Z., Recoxp office.

FOR RENT.

FOR RENT~Part of store and large, well
lighted back room on Columbia avenu . opposite
the Windsor, Apply to Zimmerman, the jeweler,

FOR RENT—Basement under the Ut-
tawa hotel, suitabe for many purposes.
Street and alley entrances. Apply W. H.
Green, Ottawa hotel.

TO RENT — Unfurnished house,
rooms, plastered, large basement,

tive
city
Apply, M. W. Simpson's store, Co-
lunibia avenue.

FOR SALE.

der sectiun 37,
er ee sian eC auch cortilicate of improve=
ments.

Dated this 6th day of August, ee

. Kink,

FOR SALE—Two heavy wagons and
two sets of double harness. Address, A.
C.L., Record Office.

Transfer of Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given’ that at the next
siting of the: Board: of’ License Commiss-
loners for the ci+y of ] apnlica-

FOR SALE—A 7 horse-power Pelton
water wheel, cheap, Address, A. B., Rec-
oun Office.

How will be mada for a transler of the Li-
cetize now. held. by.us for -the. Turf Ex-
afd hotel, situate o» Columbia avenue,

ated th of August; 1899.
STEPHEN Gani, per G. H. C.
Gro. H. Ow

Transfer: of Liquor License.

Notice ts is Hered piven, that'at thé next sitting
se, Commissioners for the

i street, ‘ et a, ble
ington Int 25,, bloc!
‘Waa Be

FOR SALE—A four-room house with
furniture and equity in lot, $1,000,. Best of
location.

FOR RENT.
Five-room_house, $25.00,
Five-room house with bath, $25.
Five-room house, $8.
Four-room house, $9.

E,N, OUIMEITE & CO.,

band.
rated. this 25th day of Sentember. 1.
DWARD WATSON,
ERY. 'B, HUSBAND,

ynsurance, Real Estate and Mining Brokera