HREBOYSAREPRAGTICNG

They Propose to Be in Trim for Any
Emergency.

pee SEARS

THEY ARE INVITED OUT HAY 24

Kaslo and New Denver Have Hung
Up. Purses Which the Boys
Think They Can Win.

The Rossland firé company can br
teen, every week day, about 11 o'clock a.
m., on Second street, making couplinge,
connections, unreeling and’ reeling hose
ina manner that would convince any
one that they are in dead earnest’ and
propose to not let the town burn ifitiv
in the power of efficient firemen to save
it. They make arunt the hydrant
near the rink and throw two stream:
from the high bridge across Centre Star
gulch, and go through other clever ny
neuvers that show plainly that they

are ‘‘onto their job.”

"There ja some oter practicing they
swillsoon be ‘at’? too. They have re
ceived an invitation to go to Kaslo ant.
New Denver to contest for the prize:
hung up by the -Queen’s birthday. cele-
bration committees.

! When it iae‘remembered that they:
‘have won all the wet test contests ‘they
have. been in, and it is known that the
team is far better than it has ever been,
the citizens ot Rossland can be pretty
confident that they will return with
other-victories.to their credit.

Jack.Allen will be captain of the team
and boastg that he willleave Rossland
swith 12 men, any one of whom can dt

that negotiations between Germany and
looking tothe latter's aeasion of certain
colonies resulted in a ‘deadlock some
montha ayo, owing to fears of the Span-
inh goyernment that, news of the nego-
tations would arouse popular feeling ; to
a dangerous point.

SOME, PEOPM YoU KNOW.

A.W. McPherson today shipped the
remaing of John Collins to Butte for|)
burial, Sted

The yoar and eight months old son. of
Mr. and Mra. J. H. Leo is dangerously
ill with fever.

Thomas Garrison, formerly of the
Kootenay, is in town. {

The popular Max Karter tolt today for | jumbo
Greenwood City to take charge of D. W. | Knol
Morgan's place there. - .

W. Y. Williams left for the Roandary
country today.

A. Klockman left on the neoh train for
Grand Forks.

M. R. Galush
today.

“C. C. Brown left for the Boundary to-
day on‘a business-trip.

Roh Sine:

yglivid Ironeid

re amp, Ip mloK trin's)
Sommander,
"Fi

Elmo
stiverine
Sullivan.

Monte Chri
Morning Glory.

Baten $
ae @ J. B. Johnson & Co.

RealEstate and
- Mining brokers
Tron Mask vs. Centre Star. a 5 "5
Miners’ Union hall was .crowded thir): £ INSURANCE AGENTS.
afternoon with lawyers, and
to the evid be-
ing produced by the Centre Star. Maps,
charts, dingratns, dips, angles; “spurs,
ledges, veine, tunnels, shafts, winzer
Snd upraiees are being laid before the
court by counsel and witnesses, which
his honor will have diflcalty i in’ unray-
eling.
8. F. Ritchie, provincial land survey-
or, who surveyed the Centre Star sur-
face lines, was vhe first witness, and
Roy Clark, as underground surveyor,
testified on behalf of the Centre Star.
At the morning . session. the Iron
Mask stated its case and rested anti
oe testimony of the. Centre Star war
taken.

Fire Insurance Agents for the f01-
loping Compunies
_ Norwich Union « of Englands
Nation
ianie of fartford
Atlas,

gunndian.
‘3 tlate Ulass.

Wo have sale for alt ———-==r

Safad Sta,

‘J.B. fohnson &.Co
© OOO0HOOOHOOO

ceacegooeeese|

vocseeessesseoasoee!
—
see S | Ta
eSEERS i

International Music Hall.

oL=—WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 10TH.——,

The First Productfon in This City of

THE MASCOT DRAMA

“UNCLE. JOSH”

By ME. MUNIS;LEO Supported By
The Potitto Soubrette

(oxo) NCHIGA. |

1iO’BRIEN,

JENNINGS AND
O’BRIEN

fo. oJ that ig what you want for your money; 3 you can easily get
it rnvwheére. “We do ‘not offer you # rong bat twice ag much value.

and In many instances three and four times as‘moch goods as you
can get anywhere else for Bane, umount,

vithont.a song
without a son;

Linen Handkerchiefs 5c Elsewhere with # song.
26c‘Kidewhere.with a #

S06 Elsaw! Bote with 2 80)

hout a song rind toed iE are w hout wong 41.) 50 to #0
ithout a song 25¢ tu $2 Kleewhere, with a song {1 to ¢
without a song 26c to'$1/50 liewhere with a song 75c to H

S$ NECK’ TIES; BRACES, TOWELS, TAB-
LINGS, RUBBER COATS ETC.

Ou the saine scale

GLOVES,

gustan eZ

Hossland

inde

ord

VOL'8, NO. 247,

ROSSLAND, Sear ora COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 1; 1899.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

GOLD NUGGETS

FE Nagget Bangle, Broach or Stick Pin.

Makes 2 pleasing. SOUVENIR gilt for a friend. We havea nice
assortiwent of this pe made of earefally aelected nuggets. Sec our
Nugget: Jewelry.

de wy ‘SPRING

Suoceasor to Ciratpowas
Next door tothe Post itive. apart

“LB ROL STOCK _ ADVANCES,

Is Quoted in London Today at 7 Pounds
Shillings 6 Pence.

“DOE DENT 00 TT

_| Bellatrs Says That Some One Tried to
Mill Him.

tock: jumped today from £6 7s. 6d. to

wee of. thé Le Roi stock is £5.

n|48., which is 4a, above par.
eadkaas Ratha) hp total
Montreal Market.

HAS BEER IN SPOKANE BRPGS?

He Says He Has No Fear of Being

NEW GOODS.

; At WTHE EMPORIUM OF FABAION. He ial ean buy for ;
it mone’ e nobbiee' rin, vercoat, Suit, P: ff Shi
Ieoat moneys that can be hed inthe city." aly oF, Bhat,

Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing

Our stock of Boys’ and Youths’ Suita is com lets in
atyle in: Tweeds, Persea and Clay Worsteds, F ae

Just Opened: . '

aes cotisigament of Men, Boys’ and Youtha’ Shoes in the
yery ‘Tateat 2 apes. *

Our Spring ‘Overcoat'ngs

Suilinge, Pantinga and Fancy Vastings have arrived ‘and our
Ordered clothing department is being. kept very busy.

For Miners

eh sed with:
Committed Upon the Charge sean

ABKED..
of Insanity. $3.95

Payne......
War Eagle.
“| Ropublic

. Kenneth. ffarrington Bellairshas at
last told the story of bis accident in Spo-

kane.

Whether or not he told the truth, he
‘| told his ‘story earnestly, and it was no| 1
flight. of fancy, caused by a diseased
brain. He said: : “I had been spending
the evening down town, and will admit
that I had taken‘n few drinks, but I wa:
perfectly sober when’ I went home and
‘remember distinctly everything that oc-
curred up to the timo I struck the walk,
when I waa d Miss
Woodford and I had two rooms, one o}

each side of the hallway. When I went
Lap the stairs’, found the door of her
room locked. .I rapped at her dygor and
whe answered me, asking ifit.wasI. 1
‘answered her, and she said fer me to

Monte Christo
Montreal Gold: Fielda

Hector McCrae received a. cablegram
from London today. stating that Le Roi

7 6a, Gd., the price yesterday. The par

The Britieh America Corporation
stock ig today » quoted in London at £1

Monsnean, April 21.—On the Mon-| -
treal exchange this afternoon the board

BID,
‘90

J ENBETTLER. ARRESTED

tol¢, G. Dessure Taken Into Custody
Today. ;

HE IS WANTED IN. STATE OF. IDAHO

Expressed No Surprise, and Said He
Knew There Was a Warrant
Out for Him.

Chief of Police Ingram at noon today
arrested C.D. Dessure, on Columbia
avenue, upon telephone instructions ’
frem Chief Warren, ef Spokane, who is
acting upon the instructions from the
aheriff of Kootenai county, Idaho.

Deasure is 2 man about 45 yeara ‘old,
slender build and well dressed, - .

The chargeagainst him is embezzle-
ment. He was taken to the city jailand
will he held for further instructions. .

When arreated he expressed no eure
, | Prise and eaid he knew there was a war-

rant out for him.

Seam SAA aR
DEWEY DOES NOT KNOW.
What) Become of ‘the Boat’s Crew of the

Gunboat Yorktown, —
New Yorx, April 21,—A dispatch to

French Novelist Bea
Panis, April 20.—M. Alexandre W' eill,
ile Hrenel novelist and publiciet,” ir
lead.

100 yards in 10}¢ seconds, and quite »
few of shen; including himself, who can
beat it. -

+ Kaslo hangs up a puree of $250, ang
New Denver $150;.but as they both cele-
Dratethe same day the ‘boyaare not
sure that it.can Le arranged so they car
enter both’ contests.‘ They are in corre:
spondence concerning the matter.

FILIPINO JUNTA SPLITS

Onr gooda a are not better or.woree then those yeu ‘pay much higher prices
for You enn notice the prices marked at uny store here, mark the quality of the 4
goods, then come to us and if you dun, tlike to throw.away any of your muney,
you surely will take the advantage of saving half or more on your norehaas

“WE: HAVE NO BRANCH STORES

Rossland “huction House, B.Bannett, Mgr.
42 Ee COreMnle AVENUE.

7 |

Morning Sales.
War, Eayle, 17,775. shares changed
hands. from $8.67 .to $8.68, receeeding
‘again to former figure; Payne, 5,100
shares were gold from $8.79 to $3.83 clos-
ing. $884. bid; Montreal and London
1,000 sold at .70; Republic,:-1,000 ‘at
$1,.194¢ : Montreal «and London, 1,100,
"1,000°600, 2,500 at 73¢;[ron’ Colt, 500 at)
19}¢; Montréat’ Gold Fields, 1,000 at:- 24;
4-200 ;-17000 at'2337;'Noble Five, 2,500 at
205%: Summit, 2,500 at 42; Golden’! ‘star,
2,500 at 61, 500 at GUS, 6,600 at6l. ©
Afternoon Sales—Payne, 1,000 at 390;
War Eagle, 500 at $8.66, 500 at $367.

FOUND..IN A WELL.

Wocarry a fall line of Rubher Boots, Mining Shoes, Slickere, | wait a moment and she would let me in.
Overall and Gaifana’b of the very beat makes, all at the lowest pri- . |: “I then stepped to the hall window,
be : wich was open,.and leaned out fora

‘ moment to get the air. “While I was in

shis pdsition, with my head hanging out
of the window, I suddenly felt someone

:| vize me by the left leg’ and attempt: to
pitch me out of thé window. I strug.
‘led hard to save myself by catching hqld
of fhe window sill, but ag i already had

Cable Adcress: “PARKER.”
-ROSSLAND, B. C.

coaes §ucre! a Ei Sst ‘Telephone,
odes jedio1 joNeil's
Clough 85

the Herald from Manila says: Admiral’
Dewey, in an interview last Thursday,
said that the expedition of the guntioat
Yorktown was’ purely to rescue tho
Spanish soldiers and priests.who are be-
ing besieged ina church there, The
soldiers refused to surrender when or-
dered to lay down their’ arms by Gener-
al Roia ‘at the’ end of: the Paris’ peace
‘conference, -Admiral Dewey:eaid he did
ot know what had. become. of .Lieuten:
ant~Gilmioré ‘and the-14: qaen ‘in the
launch, who had: ‘been ‘wptit to sotind tle
mouth ‘of the river. ‘The boat ‘went'be-
-yond the bend, out of sight of the York-
town, and it is eupposed were’ captured
by the Spaniards or the. 400. insurgents

_M. J. O'HEARN, The Clothier.

MINERAL ACT, 1896.
. (Form F.)
Contin cere ce smproresene ae

Chas, E.Benn, °-*° J.L. PARKER.

L. DARKER &

PARK 'B. OC.

MING EOINEERS

situate in

Ha nnah Freet! tional Mineral Claim,
West Koo-

the Trail Creek mining division ot

voney district,
re Located—About one-half mile west of
Many are it in:Favor vor of ‘Direct Conference the cityof Roraland, B.., north of and adjoin-
ith Secretary Hay. ing Tat miveral ring

r Lowior, ape: ant has been learned as sagentice Wins ate Ea Free sidtaaig’ ceteionte
by. of the A . e, Free att
Press that-a eerious split has’ occurred
among the members of the Filipino jun

We. will have youie cradle affGr that. =

m2 their. appear-_
ask iS: ee'and fit, They knew little about Jeath:
erand trist to their dealers. ‘Hence the advantage of dealang’ with a. repu
ane house. ° Our'shoeastrike people by. stylish shape and by their quality.

going T- attempted to look back and wee
who mny'assailant was, bt I was, unable
todo co, and I went hurling to the side-
walk below. I distinctly remember cry-
ing out os I went through the air, anid

FiRoss T hompson.

«><

shat 12 SPR revemante,

tay.the majority of whom’ are in favor cf
& direct.conference with the secretary of

ance of such Wertiicate of improvements,

a HAE

Properties examined, Miner managed, ;

ning a Crown Urant

8.
ae further take t otice that potion, UF pacer

nd
section 87, mv ‘Standard Stocks bourht and

_» Ihave the following blocks in the following. companies for eale;—
EUREKA. CONSULIDATED, GOPHER, HOME STAKE, EVENING
STAR, SILVERINE, R. E, LEE’ BODIE, EUREKA, NORTH STAR

“GO. LALONDE

106 WEST coLUKBIA AVENUES:

11 EAST COLUMBIA ANENUE.

then all became a blank till .Icame to
my senses at the hospital. Ss

“T have refused to tell the trath about
this. before becauee Iwas. afraid that

Murdered For Her Property.

An. Aged Woman Supposed To Have Been

besieging the Spanieh garrison. Admi-
ral Dewey declined to say .what steps
wonld be takeh toward ‘a punitive expe-

stateat Washington, ‘Colonel Hay, with of improver
@uyiew to bringing about a peaceful s0- Dated this 16 Oay Of EUx, B, LS
dntion of the Philippine question. f tials

Four delegates, La Sala, Marti, Lopez

and Eivers, finding that Agoncillo,
LIVERY ie and FEED
STABLE. tf

JOHN F, LINBURG;
Stylish Rigs for yent
Firss class Saddle and Pack
Horees. *

haere Columbia Ave., "Phone Ni
mmercial Alley, ‘Phone Ne. oe

P. 0. BOX, 196.

Panta, Ills, April 21,—The mutilated
body. of Miss.Jane Brnnett, a wealthy
woman of advanced years was: found
early ‘today in a’ well’ on: the Brunett
farm, near here.’ An ‘hour later the
dead woman’s sister-in-law Mra. Anna
‘Bronett, her nineteen year old son Hen-
ry anc§Frederick Sibley were arrested
charged with the woman’s © marder.
‘The securing of the dead woman's ‘pro-
perty is given as the motiveof the crime.
Mrs. Branett is also charged witn haviog
killed her husband two years ago to get
his life insurance and young Brunett
and Sibley are thought by the. authori-
ties to be the murderers of Mra. May
McIntyre, who.waa robbed and killed at
Flatham in Febru:

MAY

J... PARKER .

Consilting mining engineer | Dundee,
arac and Fairmont

and ZILA'M. ~

i hotel inthe Original Townsite

dition.::-General Rios, the Spanish com-
mander;. when * interviewed, said he did
not thimk: the garrison -at Belar knew
the war between the, United States gnd ~
Spain had ended. He had sent’ an offi
cerin January to tell the gartisti’ to
surrender, but they refused, either not
believing the officer or-fearing to be en-
trapped by the insurgents, ° Since then
General Rios has! had no communica-
tion with the garrison. This is the first
information he has had. Spanish

are still fying'at Baler. Itis thought
that the’ Americans were shot at by the
asthe

were besieged and had no way of get-
ting to the river. ; General Rios aaid:he
had not been. consulted..:He doubted
whether the proposed » exchange of Fill-
pinos for Spanish prisoners would auc-
ceed, as the ;insurgents are holding: the
Spaniards in hopes .that it will better
their casc, They are not seeking money.
A letter containing Generai Rios’ appeal
to said the release of the Spanish pris-
oners would create 8 bend of sympathy
between the Filipinos and Spain. os
Manma, April 21.—At 8: o'clock this

vome one would try to accuse. Mies
Woodforil of throwing me ont’ of’ the
window, but I know that Dicky. would
not do it. She and I haye lived together
for the past five or six years and ‘have
always got along well together. I could
never believe:that she was the, guilty

one, but as'she was. the only one. who
knew. that I was there, others; pale
accuse her.’”

He wound up by saying: *

“I created a great sensation “here 12
years ago, and now I am creating an-

other.’”

He did not eay what the sensation had
been and when asked about it” would
not say anything more than that he had
if been’ thore before, but that the people

had forgotten him.
per| Hg says he has no fear of being com-
mitted upon the charge of insanity.

OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT.
OUR.PRICES ARE. RIGHT.

ay Nahbhhhbhbhkhh

‘—WHEN YOU WANT A—

nae

Si FILLED ACCURATELY
BRING It TO US.

T. R. MORROW,

(A
THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, «-:-. -t- ROSSLAND, BG.
OCC ETT

aan this view have started for Manila,
leaving Agoncillo, Riego’and Lunara
who insist upon absolute and uncondi”

tional independence, in Europe. Thc
othera do not’ object to 2ome form of
‘American intervention’ in the govern:

‘ment of ‘the islands, and they believe: a

‘meeting

“and Admiral Dewey, in peri alone te
Filipinos declare they have .confidence,
will lead to an agreement.

GERMANY AND SPAIN DISAGREE |

; :
That ¥ Has Not Pu h i j \ | ‘
Baeury, “aed ee Jeclared i igh at ht ale oadvibe, and fit wowns. rhe This ‘Géaiptete Outfit for-$1. 00a
a f E 5 peeled!
aa circles here that Germany | xvery night by the only licensed auctioneer mendations from some of fhe lead is

ing cities of the United States.
has purchased the island of of Razai, of M J. R,
. J, WALKE

the Faroline group. ‘It is pointed out NEE SIN TO DO A tito ag
Ss . G A Z A at Set street near Columbia avenue. New
l N ‘oods of evory. dercription received daity
: taumgeccts Sugeest ft ratel call oF
—CARRIES A— PO Box 194

I COLUMBIA. AVE:
FCZEMA

M. A: Wilson
TETTER) =°—
ALT RHEUM.

RELIEVED IN | DAY

SKIN Diemasne RELIEVED BY ONE AP
CATION OF

W.d, LOUGHEED J. FYFE

W.< LOUGHEED 40.

Merchant Tailors
Ladies’ Drapers. .

ee, 11 ee
PIONEER #* we
DRUGGISTS.

PROP. . FAN et pt ee” :
+ y ° 7 ¥ >
The One Price Stores’-
Fpecial off er for Six Days only... On account ‘Of the liberal patronage be
———— atowed upon us auring the pnst few days we wish to show our appreciation in the
We nn inve the largest and amost, following manner:
* select stock bot both of Gentlemen’

fuifos" costume cloths in the e! 1 Ware & Butehor Razor
We secured the services of avini

MISS ERSCH

—
abe will have charge of+the Dress

This Is Only.a Scheme

‘inform you that lam sti dolng paainess
att che old old stand uabere ove: Drug

or money

H. H. Eslaytord,
‘DITOR: Mo Pane val
RCNA sieve a a
No. 1 Stone Block, Rossland $ " SPRING CLEANING.
. O. BOX 598.. 5 ts the season to feta aaa yatern thor:

considered +t
nave. puner

VE RELIEF.

Other Than American Bottoms to Carry Car-
woes for Porto Rico.

‘Wasninaton, April 21.—Ae a result of
the cabinet meeting today Secretary
Alger will issue an order to permit the
shipment of cargoes from Porto Rico to
the United States in other than Ameri-
can bottoms. The question of free trade
with Porto Rico or = of tar- ofthe South Dakota
iff, which the natives ask:is one for con- | regiment marched from Bocave and in

gress to determine, but it was thought ion with three of the
that some relief could be afforded. from Oi

Denies the Reports. ae of Bocave, encountered a rebel

Nzw Yorx, April 21—Mrs, Henry T. force numbering fully 500.men when two
Sloan denied today ‘the -reports that | miles out. - The enemy retired three
divorce proceedings are now going on tniles in fairly good order, in spite of the
before a referee and upon their succese- fact that the rebels suffered heavy loss-
fall iesue she would marry’ Perry ‘Bel-|¢®| The Americans having exhausted
mont. According to the evening World their amunition were compelled to re-
(Mrs Sloan said: “Reports have been go *"? to camp.
ly and cruelly repeated, I wieh Re’ Attack .
to'say, they are infamous falsehoods and} 40, .37, ce a 21. x Repu welch
contain not s word at truth from the force of about two. hundred rebels’ yes-
beginning to the end, terday afternoon at the outposts
Train Wreck. ofthe Washington res regiment near’ regal,

south of Pasig and Pateroe. Two} com-
‘Aurora, Ill, April 2L—-A tinin: on | panies immediately engaged the enemy
the Burlington railroad which left Chi-

and advanced into open aklemish order.
vago last. night was wrecked between

‘The rebels were chee ed and rouned
Sugar Grove’ aud" Big Rock. Several ter two honra fighting, leavibg, 12 mabe
vara Jeft the track. Fireman 0. Flocke

killed and seve ‘wounded.
was killed and two .trainmen injured.

snflelent to cover post cents extra. This offer stands youd -
April 2 or aul orders Seth, cinerea

Cc. Cc. GIBSON «& Co. Pee ae |
BN NSB NE NNN

Quick. Ww ork.

Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

‘oud sad:tle horges, el gant turnouts, nobhy sleigha, and fancy driving teams
will core you anywhete at uny time day'or night.

: you are getting up alcighing party,.see us about rige—good horece 1 a.

Harees bearded y the day or month.’ Packing of all inde done, We do a
preas and. b: ge work}; will call at any part of the city. Contracts and job a
d ne promptly, potight or heavy freizht handled, mining Se TerY deliver w
short notice, ore contracts taken. Furniture, pianos and eafes eafely novel as
pay all damages done to anthing we handles: We act as shippers’ agents, #7
afer, warehouse. or ship. any class of g

LW d Fir and

wood.
STABLES—Firet ‘Ave., bet. Spokane and Wash. St. ° OFFICE—9, Wash. 8

-W. AARTLINE PROP.
ft aaa _forTratss. -  TRossland Loan Office, gems

Eo ;
} NO. 16 WASHINGTON ST. TTY
iad. Uloors, are: SPOKANE STREET WILLIAM R.. BEA
One Dbor Esat of Col. Avenue... Watehes, Glocks and Jewelry in Stock. Undertaker. Court adjourned at 1 o'clock aud con- Raptmerisigy yer “nies ee Seeiter
REPAIRING.-DONE.:, 4 OSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB'A rea tinned at 2:30 with Mr. Clark still in| Yo passengers were seriously burt. The re
Path A, SILVERSTONE, PROe. 3 See titte i a the witness box. -aune of the accident is unknown. wounded, ,
” . ‘ 4 7 q ‘

Matlorders for this outtit will recéive prompt attention but su ba ‘
Iron Mask-Centre Star.

The court room at the morning ses-
sion of the Iron Mask-Centre Star trial
was comfortably filled with spectators.

The whole of the morning session was
taken up by the cross-examination of
Roy H. Clark by E. V. Bodwell, on be-
half of the Iron Mask.

His testimony was regarding the dis-
tances between the different levels, the
dips of the veins avd the general under-
ground workings of the mines.

He said he did not pose as an expert,
Mr. Bodwell then readan affidavit of
Clark’a setting out information

concerning the underground working of
the mines, which it was held could be
taken for what | they were worth.

He d the between a
drift anda-tunnel to be ‘that a drift
must follow the vein while a tannel
need not.

He was examined closely as to
whether the vein cut the fault or dyke
or the fault cut the “ vein and. his|
opinion was that the vein cut the fault.

His charts and diagrams did not show
the fault.

olen) Toucan,
member the

pad Staut, Drngelst

First Aventis Near Spokane ‘Street.

_ossland: Labor Unions.

and Waiters’ union, No, 40, W
tae Saturday evening | a as 30 a sine +,

ea coun Eres.

Tel. No8

OF
FURNITURE
STOVES
CROCKERY
GLASSWARE
CARPETS

» PARLOR SETS.

{ ELECTRIC Light Globes,

The Glarendon Cafe

Birst Class in Every Respect.
Open Day and Tight.x 2 tote

—————_.
PRIVATE ROOMS FOR

Ranquets and. Smill Dinner Parties.

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.
BEDFORD Cords

WANTED—Second Hand Honeehoid
gous for, which the ehh price will be
paid. :

s. GLAZAN,

FIRST AVENUE First Store East: of
SPOKANE ST.

Oldest Established House in Kootenay

eas~