BUILD TERMINALS se MIE HE GEES GSESEE ELH HE

H; J. Duffy has opened a restau- : < e ‘ . shed ing - . aa . 4

rant on Washington street, oppo- | NOTICE Isherehy given that, f era #€ ae

site the C. P. R. hotel. mi nd Development Company B.C E. r Reliabl e
0, P. R. Officials Hore to Make Br- ; RENEE - 3 very e |

Cunningham & McDowell are al-

tensive Improvements, ready making preparations to occu- Fs ‘ heed such ‘ Department Advertising

py the old Bank of Montreal quar-

A
ters, pow Re csolution authortaing the reelsiraton of : : Ben fits
James McGregor, provincial in- ie i ae ma! the Now : : a l
MORE TRACKS TO BE LAID spector of mines, "who has _ been ‘Riera, imtted an cttle C
dangerously ill with pneumonia at | y-ainierae iesesarnentar qh stra! te Replete. oncerned.
jh fh

18
Greenwood, is recovering.

VOL. 5+ NO. 90+ , ROSSLAND; BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1899. : PRICE § CENTS

. ; (CPLR. TERMINALS, THOUSANDS _ |READY TO G0 OUT
: hristmas Ss Ee : Plans siatielie lng Washo VOLUNTEER Volunteers from Rossland for the

——

dent Marpole That) Cw. Mount & Co, are giving | to the vendors as a

735,000, 8] $$

: Id a s

id by them ot the “Christina” mi aim to :
. ance :
Sidetracks and Freight Sheds Will Be Built |to each cash purchaser to the | the Company.
in Ti New | amount of $2.50, a ticket on two wddecne eRe tacks carsying ont in any
Here—Change of Train Time on New | oie of clothes. mmuethod the Intent of he last
Years—New Fast Steamer. rican to authorize the. f ‘ i :
P mapa a

oming! : and Freight Tracks. es FOR THE WAR South African War.

Bispayrad oa” Who tens on essa TO ADJOIN THE STATION, THE RIGHT KIND OF MEN
eat Outburst of Loyalt
Holiday Goods | “Gr ate’ yay

Made, 25 Men Have
There Will Be a Long Warehouse and Plat s Though No Call Has Been A
form and Four Team Tracks in Front—; in All Parts of Canada. Offered Their Services—Among Them Are
is glad of at. : ; British Oo
COME TO HEADQUARTERS ae Popular Presents at Popular Prices. Separate Warehouses to Be Hreoted for the) Veteran Mounted Policomen—British

oun ng anoeTaeg pm twsoermy | inlaw \THE SAME IN BRITAIN) "|="

Next door to The Leading 2 > t : i i
Postoffice.... J. WwW SP ING Jewel j * * . Although Captain P. McL. Forin
Zs i : = , acai inte tautnavetats gee fea The Nation Rallies to the Fight--- of the Rossland Rifle company has

P. R. in this city, and they provid not yet received any notice of the

for as lete facilities as at any? Report of Buller’s Success call for a second contingent to go
SENSIBLE!.......-RICH! point in the interior. They. will) . Not Credited. to South Africa, he has had about

=e cover the whole block between! . 25 offers from volunteers who would
— Washington and St. Paul streetsy} be valuable members of the cavalry
Our... XMAS Stock and between Second and Third ave-| By Associated Press. ¢ ley and other titled ‘officers will ac- | or mounted infantry which will form
= ee / nues. BY Ottawa, Dec. 19.—Since the an- company him. the bulk of the ee Nine of ee
The freight shed will be 180%*32.| nouncements yesterday that a sec- Some of the papers express con- volunteers were aa moun at
feet, with a platfurm 360 ‘feet longi!ond contingent would be sent to siderable misgivings at troops going policemen and wou re a .
on the south side, level with thé South Africa, the minister of militia from India to South Africa. They men for the service. the ay Es
a GOODEVE BROTHERS, floor of the cars. The eaves of the} has received over. a hundred letters, think the risk too great and that it |.ence should be given £0 ape ane
Tt pays to deal with Goodere Bios. DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS. building will project over the whole:| and telegrams are coming in at the|may lead te two continents being | former members of t is ores i
width of the platform, so as to sh rate of one every three minutes ablaze, in téad. of one. — ; would be drawn va ee eae:
ter freight while it is being UD="| ¢-om all parts of the Dominion from| ‘The most ample recognition is British Columbia, for nearly ec.

i i i - Jed in this prov-
: : loaded. The spur from the main | joyal Canadians, offering their ser-| given in the press to the great out- veterans have sett!
q line will run in front of the plat- ae for the " secdnd contingent. burst of loyalty in Canada, and the | ince. The artillery would be drawn
. O 1 a y O O S form on the south, there being’ Among the offers is one of Chief| remarks of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the | from the eastern provinces,
f

COMING AND GOING.

speci: SS _)°0¢€8 ss ese
vangum of Association ects speci
Gi ‘iet f the do all o necessary at Sate oF
. George Greer, proprietor o}
R. Marpole, general superintend- | Ortawa hotel property, left today ce for the p B08 “i euch ing with sec
ent of the Pacific division of the Ca-|for a few month’s stay in San ra paes ee ea, B.C. this 11th ‘ e
—_———

nadian Pacific railway, F. W. | Francisco. day of December, 1899). TON LANGLEY.
Sec.<Treas. of the Kettle River Mining and Devel
‘opment Company of B. ©., Limited Liability.

Peters,: general western freight A. M. Johnson, of the law firm of
agent, F, P. Gutelius, superintend- | Macdonald & Johnson of Nelson, is ———y

ent of the Columbia & Western | in the city. NOTICE OF ASSIENMENTs 66 I HE BIG Ss’ I ‘oO RE.”
railway, R. G. Tatton, and A. F. Mrs. Wry, wife of F. M. Wry. of Pursuant to Creidltars teanepesas Act and .
Armistead, Mr. Marpole’s secre-| the Great Western mine, who has cneloe Aen
tary, of the Vancouver office, ar- | been ill for the last two months with
rived in the city Sunday night. Mr. rheumatism, is recovering slowly.
Marpole's coming a8 connected with | iy THE COUNTY COURT OF KOOTENAY
extensive improvements in the Ca-

lay of A.D. 1899, : : . A: ‘
nadian Pacific terminals here and a MORDEN INIRDSSEANES ‘ick sell, i Nel- Store open E 7 § iy Every Em-

In Probate and In the Matter of the Goods ye

P
change in the passenger train time. ‘of Edward Dwyer, Deceased. Every } sat - plo
i i vii o re i , * ‘.
In an interview w itha RECORD rep: KE er of chi portionately an Evening this AM \ will be as attentive
resentative, he said: ity of Rossland r ority. The said an " i ibl t
. day of Oct 1899, letters mi - | said Jacob W. Bulmer, James A. Wel 3 W kk aah as possible to
“The settlement of the title to the fall and’ Singular the personal estate and | and S, Schnitzer, the debrors, and the said ee : 7: each Customer
Nelson & Fort Sheppard land grant | diel intestate at the town of Trailon the a3rd da Patrick Joseph, Ruste ber, At. 1899, the . ‘ '
near the depot here will now allow Sekar er eh PEt aie Eaward.J: |" ay
0: .
P ; "And take notice that-any. persons indebted to
us to go ahead with our permanent rd Dt
improvements. which have been de-

rthwith and any pers avin sets mi q . 7%

layed by our not being able to get | forward the sam el e a wi id

* Edward J. Grant, nd, B. C. ‘ t

title. We are now about to ar-| Dated at Rossla Ss b

A 1899 Day & HAs7To! iW y ht 1 |

range matters with the Red Moun- pay the amounts + : : -

= " . . with. And notice b: but come right in; make yourself at home; no effort to while away an hour or two here. We
tain company. The improvements a 1900, have endeavored to make each room appear attractive; plenty of merchandise

will consist of freight sheds, sidings NOTICE. i PP piaiired o

i assets among thi mn i displayed that may interest some. There is plenty of room. The dif-
and team delivery tracks, which] November 6th. 1899. thereto, havin}
0

1899.
will cover the whole of blocks 18 Initial post 8. W. corner of Oliver M. Har-

Is carefully selected from the BEST quality anc Newest goods.
You CAN get HERE goods you CANNOT obtain elsowhore.

We invite you to ex mine our Stock before making your
You seleations for your frlends.. nee

ferent departments are well lighted and comfortable.

ris? mineral claim

and 19, NOTICE p hereby given that 30 days after
jate

. intend to apply to the Chief
“We intend to make a change of | conte tnbrer Land ana Works for per. | December A.

¢ : Ss
room for 10 cars to stand there at| Brand, the great Indian warrior. | Premitr and the cabinet, as repre-
Ta areat variety. one time. The office will occupy)The name of Lieutenant-Colonel sentative of both the English and

CAaICns9 one end of the building and the) Cotton is mentioned as the likely | French sections, are especially wel-| poe, saemry and Lawton Meet Death
~~, bonded warehouse, 30x32 feet, will | commander of the artillery section comed. Atthe Hands of Filipinos.
SATIN and FELT Foot- .$| Pe at the other. South of the spur} of the contingent. Who War OMe Ia Silent. By Associated Press,
‘WARMERS in all colors. and between the freight house and Kingston Men Are Ready. London, Dec. 19.—The war of-| Manila, Dec. 19.—Major-General
: the passenger depot will be four Kiese Gar Dec: 19. fice declines either to confirm or Henry, with Lawton, has been shot
t track. h 360 feet tongs], Kingston, ne oe illled. General Lawton was
ROBES Oe ang Between ihe meta aoe ied hetweeat “When the call comes we will be contradict the report telegraphed by nen led. ener
ania : the two pairs of team tracks will be | ready,” was the gr eeting of A bat- i pc ot a om wally: ee :
. - uller 5
Full line of HOCKEY lanes 28 feet wide. in which teams'{ ery men as,your, correspondent en- ae nL Give ar ttiaia: GEtcea Washington, Dec. 19.—It was
~~ SHOES. --- ~“--¥e|can stand and have’plenty of ‘room| téred. the barracks this «morning..|-— Be - and... :tNAb 21 ee téarned-: at= thes war ‘department
to turn in going in and out. The corpsis highly efficient, Major 8 that General_Lawton’s commission
On the south side of the freight General Hutton recently declaring | been cut. as a brigadier general in the regu-
=a . yard and extending in line with the ; that there were few aac oe dacasnercy at eniii's DSO. lar army was in’ process of prepara-
THE RELIABLE assenger depot to St. Paul street a imperial service to surpass it. Lieu- ea Beak tion when the news of his death
Cc. oO. LALON DE, POOTEEETER: : Ces or wetehouses: will be erected tenant-Colonel Drury is com- By was received.
for the principal firms in the city, | mander. | " ‘ SEE
nich. eal pay-a uotiidal venta, Lieutenant A. G. Ieving, ex- of Queensberry ‘was found insensi-| snares Good Times With Employes.
Martin Bros. have been alloted the | commissioner of the Northwest|ble in bed at the Raleigh club yes-
frei Int shed and buildings | mounted police, who is in the city, |terday and is now in a critical con-|. Cornwall, Ont.,
present freigt at be a Been cousiders that a strong detachment | dition. Canadian Colored Cotton company
will “be ierectes oe i Hi d Blackfeet aun has voluntarily advanced the wages
Empey Bros., the Parsons Produce of the mounted police an jas : :
sti sin and P. Burns & Co. Indians would be of valuable assis- By Associated Press. of employes 10 per cent. It will
These improvements will require | tance in the present South African Bankers Give Thanks to Gage. affect 1500 hands.

New York, Dec. 19.—Bank
SUITS GIVEN AWAY FOR XMAS. the removal of a number of shacks, | troubles. are highly pleased with Secretary | mune Caves 1n, but Miners Escape.

ery cash purchase of which now occupy the ground, and ‘Koo Good to Be True. Gage’s offer to relieve the panicky ste oa ee!
month, yy ciethes aconsiderable amount of grading. London, Dec. 19.—Only the | feeling in the money market. James Kingston, N. Y., Dec. 19.—A
a en most optimistic gave any credit to-| Stillman, president of the Nationa! Seeadtiecea Gh the! ‘cement
day to the rumors that General | City bank, thinks the crisis hasbeen | mines of the New York and Rosen-
Buller had crossed the Tugela river, | passed. Henry Clews says the sec- | dale works at R a
and even they speedi!y realized that|retary should be congratul a for | this ine. Fifteen miners were
it was incredible that the war office| meeting the emergency in such @ | reported buried, but it was learned
would refrain from the immediate] business likeway. later that all the men had escaped.
publication of news of such impor-
tance. There was also no confirm- GERMANY ANNEXES SAMOA Whe wrobable Commanaeris
ation of the statement that General By A iatad: Pres.

" aire tanta, Fi tly Chosen King,
Methuen’s line of communication aa Deiees eacrutuiecaaia wei: " Ottawa, Dec. 19.—The names of

i I [ 150-gallon pump from the Jenckes : : ;
: he Clarendon Cafe Machine company and will take jt| had been cut, though there was By Associated Press. Lieut.-Col. Evans, who commanded
ee F kk train today. known to bea probability of such Api Samoa, Via Auckland the-Yukon force, and Col. Herch-
SS to the mines by pad fe rain ‘y= an event occurring at any moment. = pia, ane ne aay wae mer, of the Northwest mounted po-
1 I ’ 0 Da and Night It is for use in the shaft. The latest news from General ae 39° h tod lice, are mentioned as likely com-
First-Class in Every Respect. pen Day . —__—_———_ Methuen dated Sunday indicated hoisted over the court house today) 1a. of the second Canadian
: Josie and Black Bear Hoists. ctnuED : d tobe a} 29 29 official notification of the an- contingent to South Africa.
that be aaa aE ei Boers were nexation of the islands by agree- continge: 7
complete impasse. See ee
gathering reinforcements and ex- ment to Germany. 1 ae Lemieux’s Trial Continued.
tending fortifications on both his The} German, 200s eee. He By Associated Press.
Power & Light Company for opera: fucks, but it was believed they viewed by the Samoan chiefs. e Montreal, Dec. 19.—The case
“ting the Josie and Black Bear hoists . replied that the Samoans could have

<2
‘it- . ainst Lemieux, cashier of the de-
and the machinery will be ready for would be inatletogiet —_ their own kings and chiefs. They fonce Ville Marie bank, was re-
A operation in a few days a oe ecuriled Ws impossible for then informed the consul that Ma- | sumed “today. The evidence of
it was re; .
— 7 aafe id lected. Havin; . . .
Giant Compressor Almost Ready. the British to turn the Boers’ flank, taafa would be sclec in | Weir, the president, was continued
a '.

5 declared their government estab-|,,4q he was subjected
. 4 2 ii oe yjected to severe
The temporary four-drill com- which was resting on the river to lished, the Mataafites are driving

idly: ji r ination b: 1 for the
, EF | ) I > S A I E pressor will start at the Giant mine | West one rapidly ST ee anes the Malietoans out of the villages. flefeawe y
5 i to the east. * . 7
e on Thursday, operated by a 50- river ; a : ang} 7fouble appears imminent.
Cc have just received a horse: power induction motor with | of in id ont ction at man. PUMP FOR GRANBY SMELTER:
The Rossland Warehouse and ‘Tentister Coe ave jus (cout power from the West Kootenay capable of rapid conne ¥|\ co HOLD LABOR INVESTIGATION 7
carload of young, well dred pounds Power & Light Company. The points. . —___

twenty-five to thirty-two hundred pounds: . |" Brom elsewhere at the front there | commissioner Clute Arrives in Hoss: ‘To Be Used in Pumping Out Coffer

‘ -drill ound compressor oF: ? : :

They can be seen at their sta pte cla sre and St. Paul ee he Rand Dail Com- | is absolutely nothing to throw light land and Will Hold Besson. Dam at Power seatton
street, Rossland: BT pany is 4 toarrive shortly, |on the situation. R. C. Clute, commissioner ap-| A 300-gallon pump has been or-

They also have and will be operated by a 150-horse | Evidence of Loyalty Everywhere. pointed by the Dominion govern- dered my the Granby nae Shine

Wa ons and ower variable speed motor. The newspapers arefull of stories} ment to investigate _the working pany from the Jenc' es Machine

Studeba er g Ps ene eg aes howing the unanimity with which of the eight-hour law in British Co- | company to be used in pumping out

‘$e 1 Sleds Calling Cards. Bree nters and scomanty «; [iumbia mines, arrived in Rossland | the coffer dam on the north fork of

Sensib © Nothing makes a more accepta- | responding to the call to arms, | this afternoon accompanied by his Kettle river at Grand Forks. This

Ronee ble gift. The Rosstanp Recorp | Lord Chesham, commanding the|secretary, R. F. Harris. A session | coffer dam was made to build the
; Rossland Wareho

Two GOOD GENERALS KILLED

7 Ly

PHRPRPPPPPPPPPSPPPSIPIPPI IIS

Londen, Dec. 19.—The Marquis

io Grande Gold and Silver

to be made toorder.. «+++ 0
AT C. W. MOUNT & COM! "ANY'S.

r
may come be

ay come | 13 FOR SALE.
land, B. C.
ye

Blectric Hoist for the California,

A 30-horse power electric hoist
isto be furnished the California
mine by the West Kootenay Power
& Light Company, and will shortly
be-delivered and put in operation.

—_——_——___——_-
A Pump for the Velvet Shaft.
The Velvet mines have bought a

FOR SALE:-A nicely furnished six roomed
‘ n lodging house for sale cheap across from Windsor
to make it a feature jor tourists to hotel.

Rossland and the Boundary coun- FOR SALE—Cheap—Lots 13 and 14 block 23.
try next summer. With this end if sw. corner Cooke avenue and Spokane street. Also

try n n ; large furnished lodging house on First avenue
in view, we intend to build a new | fS"complete at Lee SE cher endiad the | with lot,

E. D, Orv», 46 Columbia Avenue E.
express passeriger boat on Kootenay | 22 hritt aii Sariament (eror Victoria: Chapter | FOR SALEA fiveroomed house, plastered
lake, which will cost $50,000 and ) a Hine from a point main tine and nicely finished, in desirable location, The

t price is $1350. with $350 cash, $300 say in six

will be the fastest of our fleet. We ses. months, and the balance at the rate of $10 per
. Be l. le

shall also build a tug, to cost $25,- pe nesta. Oswarn, Secretary, | Tenth Apply at this ofiee.

ooo, to tow freight barges. Montreal, 17th November, 1899. 126-9 FOR SALE—

Se VURRERT Tapes Ss SSS SS

ne :
time on the Columbia & Western | mission to the followed ‘clock in th CEeeceEee: Th
i P| Tand. " oO oted at Rossland. B. C., this 29th day of grnesees e
of 7, as more convenient for the of beginning ;‘said land 4
midday up train will not be changed cata Otven M. Hannis, 5 . ep t.
ossland, B. ~ Six it 1» $1.00. =
leave here about 6 o'clock instead of a5 centes_ Ste emnerigne, Se DRESS GOODS,
©. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailor, [=
ive bout 10:40 ne [NOTICE bry piven shat dap | nitive of imal amt TABLE COVERS &
Gartonalasion to purchase three hundred | #b2r employed, Prices moderate, columbla EVERY COCEIVE | ~ MATCH=“Hemmed; |
4 t : CANDIED PEELS
the Boundary excursion. That was | Commencing at Thomas Harris’ north- AUCTIONEER DAINTY BRIC- TABLE COVERS,
who were agreeably surprised at | thence north 160 chains to the place of com- * SPANISH FIGS,
land people, and they will cultivate June, 1808 Houghton Autloneer and Manager. NAVAL
ism ta T wil four blocks from Columbia avenue, Address A. MINCE MEAT.
ion department and will not be nary general mecting of the share: B, C., RECORD office.
FOR RENT—Two cosily furnished bedrooms
shape and business is good. The +++-MATS....
Noti
otion wi Hardware
enich? BRUSSEL’S CAR-
GLOVES Furnish g PET SWEEPERS,
CHAFING

on January 1. The morning train “Commencing at the post, thence north 40 | November, A. D. 1899,
ing on Midge
Hughs creeks, Goot River mining division
Advertisements under this'head inserted at the
3:50 and the evening up train will J NOTICE: TAILORING. FEATHER BOAS, Grocery
_— b rt
after date 1 intend to apply to the | mesticgoodsin Kessland. None but first-class NAPKINS TO ep s
coast and the interior as a result of | and twenty acres of land in the A avenue, Rossland.
an eye-opener to the coast people, | ott peek. thence east 40. chains. thence A-BRAC, LACE CURTAINS,
thenee norl our prices. Aution sales conducted. Get terms. JAPANESE
by
business with this section in conse- | Young & Burnet of Kaslo, B.C. FOR: RENT. ASES, - _ ORANGES,
quence. The Columbia & Western FOR RENT—Large, well-furnished house, suit- JARDINIERS: ‘ ;
. ‘ord ¥
turned over to the operating depart- the Thability, will be hela | NICELY furnised rooms, centrally located:
pan
re 4 : onsidet the
sary to finish tracklaying. Haale oF Port ee aa ee pany fo order the | in private house. Address H, M,N. Recoep rh ALL KINDS AND
Crow’s Nest has been very liberally ag The Th
*§ | Dep't ; :
ept. Men’s Dep't.
eg HAIR ORNA- BRASS
“The transPacific business by the : “A ey BELTS, a 322) DISHES, SILVER
Empress line of steamers between aeainine ONE ACRE; ef EANCY GARTERS oie :

; : hains, th 40 chains, thi h ve uy
will Ieave here at'8. cvclock instead | Shaimy tense cont 20 quate, inenawasts Da ie reamee: w Dry Goods
people in winter. The time of the | of West Kootenay, and containing 160 QUASSIRIED:
but the evening down train will | Young Burnet Rosstond, B.C. | “rio One Cent « Word Nothing laken for FURS, CREPON
. fess than
arrive about 10:40. FANCY SILKS,
t
coast and will increase between the | Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works s
5 . TAPFSTRY ON BONS,
mining district as follows: ABLE KIND OF
south 160 chains, thence west 40 chains, |~ GENTS FURNISHINGS at a sacrifice. Get TEA POTS ETC., ETC. 3 ALMON
.
the go-aheadativeness of the Ross-|”-This notice was posted the ith day of | Poueniens Sale Rooms, C. P.R. blocs, George WED WOOD JAPAN
- ‘HOMAS HARRIB, , CHINA SETS, ANGES,
‘ossland, B.C.
| APPLE CIDER,
is still in the hands of the construc- NOTICE. able for private boarding house, on graded street Cc. Th
7 e
ment till the tunnel is completed. Sof th com any, sp west Colum cone family; stove if desirid. Apply at this J : . Carpet Dep't
We have received the rails neces- | G2¥ of December, 1899 a1 Nper ol ;
“The whole road is in first-class iS SAME. OF to one o; | office. jn : SIZES IN RUGS AND
for su r n
patronized and the company intends
ww
FANS, PURSES
5.
MENTS, FANCY ep t. KETTLE SETS,
Notice is, hereby give that application DRESSING GLOVES, PLATED SETS,

Vancouver and the Orient is im- | will be made to the Legislative Assembly CASES, HAND. POCKET KNIVES
wienae: the: lareest Gwe Bi British Columbia at its | facing on Princess street, with three-roomed 7 SUSPENDERS, HEARTH DOGS

, th g e have ever f house, furnished, for— KERCHIEFS, , AND IRONS
had, and is 5 ive too. The ETC., ETC. FANGY SOX, ETC., ETC.
Empress steamers come in just SHIRTS; — :

about as sharply on time as trains, tramways Ww eQELassi aN

in fact we pride ourselves on that, | 08 723.76, oh cand stele: Ww CUFFS, A

so that a passenger can figure on sin Se OO eiae es
= z ‘ towns, ry said | Real Estate Inst.

catching a certain train at Van- | districts of

couver. There has been quite an I

increase in tourist and commercial ater 4 [ > > ae > Lee | |}

travel to the Orient. The results y +4

of the Imperial limited trains last

summer were very satisfactory, and

they will be resumed and improved

next summer.”

- .
Rooms for Banquets and Dinner Parties. The transformers, having a total
¥ of 800 horse power, are now being
i iIed by the West Kootenay

» $550.

VALISES,

wrance
New Bank of Montreal Building,

Zn
ETC., ETC. 333233257

DOLGE’S’ FELT SLineEyS in all colors. Different styles for Men,

omen and Children.

oe

Fine Bottled Goods.
Physicians recommend most
highly Schlitz’s extract of malt.
Sold by the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. Import-
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun- ‘al

dies by the bottle, basket or case at | ponus or otherwise from any musinfel patt
es

y Is the number of the
. in said districts of Kootenay and Yai to
moderate prices. tf obtain exemption from taxation. and other

ei eees eootenay and Yale- and. all RECORD

When chcosing Christmas pres- | other usual, necessary or incidental powe.s . 2

7 . ne and privileges as may be necessary or inci- PHON E.
ents,one likes a large assortment to dlendhl or conatcive to the attaiaiment of ‘ick us, teat
i it ii the above objects or any of them. ure On
choose from. You will find it in the | A eier ee the eity of Neloon this Iat day of Sob Printing your
crockery and glassware department December. A/D. BO. JOHNEON

of the Pacific Tea company. Solicitors for the Applicants. +

4 Come in and See if THIS is not
ag THE Busy Store.
eg
§,

THE BIG STORE

PEPFPPPPPPPPPPEREITE SFT T TT

[ 7 an Si ae

i HUNTER BROTHERS

% a 3 3 4 4 4 a } rs =e ae x Se a a PIE . V. AND N. TEL: 48+ Fr 0» BOX 482. coh. TH. © $1. t Postoffice block. will goto South Africa. Earl Dud-|been fixed erated.

T f C will print you a box of 50 Imperial | force of 3000 yeomanry which he | of the court will be held here this | foundations for the dam at which
use & rans er 0. Ivory cards in the newest type for|has been authorized to organize, week, the date of which has not yet | power for the smelter will be gen-

Lax as

ST TSOTSI RCD SSNS AE SNE