ROSSLAND. EVENING, «if *

CORD, OCTOBER: 91.497 1899.

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THE ROSSLAND RECOR

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
WILLIAM K. ESLING.
Office: Basement Postoffice block, entrance

corner Columbia ave., and W:
2 ington street,

BULSORIPTION RAT!
Daily, per month by taal
Daily; halt year by rautl
Daily, per year.
Daily, per year, foreign
Subscriptions invariably in advance.

Advertising rates will be made known upon
application,

SA URDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1899.

TO ADVERTISERS,

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

PARTY POLITICS.

The tiberal-conservative union has
solved the political problem by de-
teririning upon the plan of party
control, thereby placing the respon-
sibility of the provincial government
where it belongs. In the course
now being pursued it,isa matter of
getting into office first and adopting
a principle of government afterwards
but in the new order of things the
public. will not only, have the oppor-
tunity of knowing the men for whom
they. are voting but the principles of
government as well. It will not be
simply a matter of the ins and the
outs, as at present.

. Of course, more or less opposi-
tion will be dir-cted against the
movement but the province has
reached that stage when it can no
longer afford to cater to personal
ambition. Mr. Cotton, who isa
conservative, very naturally op-
poses a change, because he wants
to hang on to office under all cir-
1 and the admini:
or rather lack of administration dur-
ing the past few months, is sufficient
evidence that personal. differences
in the cabinet make it absolutely im-
possible to secure a capable. and ef-
ficient Administration of public af-
fairs, All the other provinces have
a party goverament, and until, our
provincial affairs are conducted on
Party lines we cannat hope for a
business-like, progressive and stable
administration in keeping with the
growth and advance:of British Co-
-lumbia. .
"” The platform is simple and com-
prehensive. Its principles are pre-
-sented plainly and frankly without
eany-effort to-go behind anything,
and it outlines a course which bold-
ly, faces the conditions. confronting
a. growing province, , It is true that
the idea of party lines meets with
considerable dissatisfaction, but it, is
confined almost wholly to those who
have traveled i in the old rut so long
that a change in Political, lines
would, seriously affect their personal
interests. The plan of selecting a
capable leader will give conservae
tives in every part of the province
a voice in the matter so that the de-
cision will be practically unanimous.

ration.

AFFAIRS AT SAMOA,

Some apprehension is. felt in of-
ficial circles at Washington over
t.e condition of affairs prevailing in
Samoa. The state department is
without complete-advices from Con-
sul General Osborne regarding the
Situation, but suflicient is known to
make the authorities understand
that the natives are plotting. It is
not believed, however, that there
will be a recurrence of the fighting
which occurred Jast April, unless
there has been a heavy importation
of arms, which is expressly forbid-
den by the provisions of the Berlin
treaty. It will be recalled that when
the Badger returned from Samoa
she brought in her hold 1500 rifles
belonging to the natives. These
rifles ate now in the armory at Mare
“Island, California Waiting the dis-
position of Great Britain, Germany
and the United States.
~ All three nations are represented
by men of war in Samoan waters,
The charge is renewed that Ger.
mans in the islands are spreadi Te
dissatisfaction . among the n Sy
and it would not be surprising if

certain of these’men are plotting
with | Mataafa, who‘; has rema’ ped
in Samoa _ The three

have not yet formally adopted the
recommendation of the high-joint
commission which investigated the
Samoan question, nor are negotia-
tions looking to this end likely to
be set on foot until the return of
Secretary Hay to Washington.

Today West Kootenay's indus-
tries are suffering through lack of
labor. In Rossland of

CLASSIBIED.

Advertisements under this head inser
rate of One Centa Word. Noth?
Tes han a cents. Six isertions,

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Artistic.

<5-*| Millinery

REMOVAL— che Sparta frult and_confection-
ery store has removed from the Postoffice building
to Columbia avenue, opposite C.P.R. telegraph
office. ArELLO & CALESTRO, Proprietors.
U.S. Consular Agent Tohn Jackson Jr. has re-
moved from Postoffice Block to oftice of G. W.
Richardson, Columbia avenue, opposite Windsor
hotel. Agent for John R. Cook.

all classes are busy, and carpenters
are almost at a premium, At Trail
$200,000 worth of silver-lead ore is

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 Rossland Auction flouse, 42 East
Columbia avenue,

in the bins, but it is impossible to
sta:t the lead furnace because men
cannot be secured. Along the line
of the Columbia & Western, the
same conditions exist, and there is
a constant call at the big tunnel for
additional help. It certainly indi-
cates a healthy condition.

The latest news out from Dawson
is that the exodus from that city to
Cape Nome is as keen as ever.
Every boat and steamer that can be
secured is sent down river with loads
of prosy The
who arrived a few days ago by. the
Vancouver steamer Tees report
that the river steamers are being
left without crews, so great is the
excitement about the new gold].
fields.

‘Se

Through increased advertising
pitronage the Recorp is today en-
abled to present to its readers a six-
column paper, and with such in-
crease we hope to give an improved
hews service. Certainly the man-
agement will spare no effort or en-
ergy in placing the Recorp in
every home in Rossland, thereby
convincing the advertiser that he is
receiving full value for his outlay.

The Dominion government has at
last decided to send a military con-
tingent to South Africa... The. gov-
ernment has been divided as to the
course to pursue in this. matter, but
public feeling was so strong and
public opinion became so outspoken
that a force. of .1,000°'men. will be
sent to the Transvaal.

_ VOICE OF THE PRESS.

Spokane is the latest place: to get
the smelter fever. It is to be hoped
that it will‘not be the kind that Bob
Ingersol built there five years ago—
one that did not smelt. Exchange.

What we want in. this country
more than anything else ‘is: settlers
from Great Briton and Ireland, and
we want these to be of the best pos-
sible class.—Toronto World.

The faithfil do verily believe that
an garly appéal to the people is not
only possible but probable. ., As, a
matter of fact, the liberals—certain-
fy the.local liberals—are more anx-
ious for-an election than are the
conservatives, — Toronto een
Star.

E.'S. Clouston of Moiitieat; gen-
eral manager of the Bank of Mon-
treal, left Nelson yesterday. He is
reported as saying: ‘‘Whilst ‘our
policy is ‘conservative, it- will’ be
seen that our bank is sufficiently
strong in its faith in British Colum-
bia when I say that we now have
in course of erection bank build-
ings at New Westminster, Nelson
and Rossland. It is the policy of
the Bank of Montreal to erect our
own premises when. we are thor-
oughly satisfied the permanency of
the location warrants. The. satis-
faction of our bank with the condi-
tion of things in the mining dis-
tricts of British Coluwbia will. be
noted with pleasure by those who
have assisted to make mining, in

Canada a legitimate and profitable
industry.—Nelson Tribune,

The Noonday mine at Silverton
shipped a carload of ore last week
which brought the total shipments
up to 500 tons, or within 80 tons of
the Wakefield, Silverton’s banner
mine. Fifteen men are employed on
the Noonday doing development
work. The Noonday did not ship
a ton of ore until after the mine
managers of the Slocan (issued
their manifesto to the effect that
miners must fecept 83 a day if they
wanted Thé Noon¢lay has
paid $3. 5° a day J ht: along and
will conti! ipa ae

wo

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

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

TAILORING.

O. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tai
carries the best assortment of imported and
mestic goods in Rossland. None but first-clas:
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 & Dreing Co. *

OVEKCOATS—Just received 500, bought from
a fire sale; worth from $15 to $33. Your choice at,
$8, at the Rossland Auction House. :

WATCH REPAIRING.

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

SITUATIONS AND HELD.

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

WANTED—Minersto know that they can get

Jon tie whole of industrial improvements

‘J earner whois fooled by being led to

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We have just received some
Very Stylish

Trimmed... Hats,

direct from Paris—some of
the Very Latest designs.

See our display wifidow.

M. J. EAGLES.

noTice.

world and _ aot any. rate
that may from Hare 6 time bo buried {upon
bon

Liconse Authorizing a an Ext
Compahy to Carry on Business,

“Companies Act, 1807.""

CANADA: }

Province or Battisu CoLumnta.
No. 161.

‘THIS IS TO CERTIFY that * The Dun
deg Canadian Development Company, 1 am
* is author! and: licensed: to. carr:
on business within the Province of British
Columbia, and to carry out or esiect all or
any of the objects herefnatter set forth to
which the legislative authority of Hbs Leris-
lature of British Columbia exten

The ead office of the Company. ia situate
in Scot

The Hmoniie of the capital of the Com-
pany is a 000, divided into 10,000. shares
of £

The head ollice of the Company in he
Province is situate at Rosslan id John
MeKune, whose nddress is ‘Ros: a im afore-
said, iy the attorney for the Company,
‘The objects for which the company has
been establish
.) ‘To search for, prospect, examine and

teeeeeTHE... 0s.

WAGE-WORKER

who 1s not a member of his union is a -cloe
and the freedom of the workers. The wege
heve that he can buy -goods at half price,
finds out that be buys: potbink bnt trash of
the cheapest kin he hears eoiue-
thing rip. You Bde st Filed goods bt good
ng up Washington street to...

Houghton’ Ss
| xchange" Aucton Mart,

We have for pale, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers,

nee andl ground supposed to con-
precious stonesin the Pro-

L Golumbia. or elsewhere on
the Continent of America, and to search for
and obtain information 1n,regard to mines.
mining clauns, nuning districts and locali-

ties; to purchuse, take on, lease or conces
sion, or otherwise. acquire any imterest
therein, and to hotd, sell, dispose of nnd

cent wi hin ‘lands, Lee of any ten-

win, ,quairy, assay,
reduce, aiwalgamute,
elt. and prephy re for market,
metaliiferous quartz and ore, and other
mineral and metal substances and Precious
stones, and ee this. purpose to

Gloves, | Mitts Underw
s, Watches, and all ‘Kinds oF Notions.
a ecind ale. for afew days ato-sac-
jome tirst class ‘bana,
Rothing! Cheap but the Pri .

_| Houghton’s Exchauge.- Auction Mart,’ 9,
©. P, R. Block,,

the best overalls and jumpers, riveted, worth:
81 00, at only Goc at the Rossland Auction House,

WANTED TO TRADE.

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

Address Stock, Rucorp Office.

AUCTIONEER.

ALBUMS! ALBUMS! , Must be sold at sacri-
fice. Callin and examine goods before sale. by
auction. WiE-sell ‘private as they must ga.
Houghton’s Exchange and Auction Mart, North
Washington street, in C. PLR, hotel block. *-

\Special Sale|:

To réduce our Stock.
Furniture, Stoves,
Crockery, Bed. Lounges,

and Couches .
in endless variety.

S. GLAZAN,

Cor. Spokane street

MISCELLANEOUS,

LOST—Three-year-old bay horse with X braht
on right hip. Reward will be: paid for return -od
horse to Kootenay cigar store, first avenue.

WANTED—Machine men, helpers and muck:

ers‘for tinnel. Free fansportation, /Abely Hotel
Russell bar.,

* ....and. First avenue.

Bry the Cake &
-Pasrty

AT THE

WANTED—To sell the ‘best pare: wool heavy,
socks, sold elsewhere at 35¢, for only- aalée at the.
Rossland Auction ‘House. *

he eheap,
Box 534, Recanp office.....-

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

WANTED—To buy'a residence lot, Must-|.
Adudress with price aud | term 7

City Bakery.

‘IT IS'THE'BEST, ‘and as‘Cheap as:
you'can maketit-

Try it!

54 Washington Street.

}| changes, mints, public and

plant, mach i

ery. im) ements. appliances and tooly ; to
buy sell, manipulate, export and deal in
ores, minerals and qwetals of all kinds, and
precious stones, and kenerally to institate,
enter into, carry on, st, Or pirlicipate
in any mining and: metallurgical ‘operat! ions

[3,] To purchase or otherwise seaules
bold, sell, exchange, turn to account, -d:s-
pose of, and deal in real and personal prop-
erty ofall kind, and in particular daugsy

and undertakings,. maverenee chi
annuities, patents, patent Tights, elie
ans, Beaoens) - ssh ities, grants, charters,
concessions, contract, options,
policies, book debie’ ‘and’ claiins, and: an:
interest in real or personal property, and
any claims against such, praverty, or
against any persons or company, ard to
finance and carry on any business concern
or undertaking #0 acquired : «

[4] To promote, -acqmre, construct;
equip, maintain, improve, work, manage or
control, or aid in or subscribe towards the
promotion, acquisition, construction, equip,
fuent, maintenance, improvement, work-
ing, Mandgement or ‘of, forliss
undertakings and operations of all kinds,
both | Public and private, and in particular

money on dey ott or debenture’ or’ other-
wise: or-on honds: bills. acknowledgments
or other ineumonts. of debt of the Com.

pany. aud with or without any. -gecurity,

To enter into; tarranage ne,

wit ‘any Guverimeses Been orice
prenve jtiniopal local ‘or: puree and
ta oblain from any 'suol ‘Ament or.
nathoriey any. richie! oanassions charters.
ea poy witoges whichi out con
he Company abjesta oF any of

eT To purchase or otherwise acquir

and undertake all or any partof the bust

ness, property or goodwill and Habilities
corporation!

oh
sare
ectly or indi-
tate Gamianes or possessed”
of property deemed: suitable for the pur-
poses of this Company and to e:iter into
partnership or into any arrangement: with
respect tu the sharing’ of ‘profits ution’of
interests or amalgamation, reciprocal con-
cession or co-operation, either in whole oF
in part with uny such company, corpora-
tion, Paes ta partnership or persons :
pose of by sale lease or under-
ite \cxehaitge surrender mortyage or

or for
any Iinited interest all or. any,.prt of the
undertaking property. rights. or privileges
of the Company, as
otherwise: to: ni

he
bink fit_and in particalar
shares debentures deber=
re scocke saocarities oF, sproperty of any
other comps
(18, ta: oF itor or assist
they 8) opi or form
compan

sli
tisiag and establishment, cf atte or any.
other compe ny and to: the issue and sub-
‘cadine E the: share orclonss.. sistions fr
eluding broker kerage-and “commissions,

ations’ fur,’ or placing
Peete ae placing of the Ehares, oF.
any debentures, debenture, stock or othér
.vecurities ot. this: or ,any,, other. cohipany
and also ail expenses attending the issue
oF f any circular’ or notice, or the - brinting
stamping and circuljating’ of ‘proxies or
forms to be'filled up by the’ -sharchotders of
this, or connected with this, or any oth:
company, and to undertuke the manage’
ment and secretarial or other work,, duties
and”. business. of any “oompany on su
terms as nay be determin
way assist fa

raplis,
harbours,
irehouses,
reservoirs,

ro
telephones, cables, ‘ships, lighters,
piers, docks, qnays, whurves,’ wa
Bridges, yiaduots, aqueduct,

canals, umes, irrigationa, drat ze, BAW:
rill, Crushing mills, smelting works, iron,
incering’al

wrorks hpureulle works, gar and electric
lighting, électiical ‘works. power “supply,
quarries, carrying undertakings by land
und water, fortifications, markets, “ex-
rate buiid-

{| ings, newspuper and publication establish-
ies, “wineries, ‘distilleries,

ments, breweri
Hotels, residences, stores, Shops, and places

whether for the purposes of the Guipany:
or for aule or hire to; or in’ return tor any

| consideration from any other companies or

feraons :
[5.) To purchate or otherwise acquire
hold, sell,

| FURNISHED ROOMS.

WANTED — Two or three. furnished 4
rooms or a furnished “fioase. “Address, |
with terms, X.¥.Z., Reconpoffics,.

*'roR RENT, “

TO RENT—Four suites-of living rooma-af three
rooms peach As brick building. Enquire of Eber
ce. Smi “ee test

‘TO RENT — Gaturbianed house,”
ropma,: plastered, large. basement,
water. Apply, M, Ww.
lumbia avenue. .

impson's store, Co-

|CONTRACTORS

‘ive L.
city F

‘G, Creelman.” +” dfxe Beant |

PLO: Boxisie,
ICREELMAN '& BEAM.

&

‘BUILDERS, i.

stimates furnished 01 it binds of work.
Jobbing. pete ttended.to }

] account. line. dispose ‘ofand deal in’ dericultarate

plan forestal, fishing. and trasing

re ‘ ‘and in all orany.. produc! ‘ts nt farms,

plantations, forests, fisheries

nding: + animats,:~ “grain,” provisions,

fruits, wines, spirits, cotton rool; silk.

fibres,-tobiaccui collve. tea. suga

Hubber, Oe chemicals, oxplosiy es

ayer fae murates, | pet

uick

rand merehandise

sinds: either’ ist

“ “ “ FOR:SALE, ea ke

FOR SALE—Fine square piano, in good condi-
slom. :-WIll se}-for$ia5 cash-or $250'0n time... Ad»
dress F. M_H,, REcoRp office. i

FOR SALE—A 7 hate rowet Pelton

water wheel, cheap. Address, A. B., Rxo-
ORD Office, is

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-roumn house, $9,
E,N. QUIMETTE & CO.,
Insurance, Real Estate and Mining Brokers

TURF EXCHANGE. |:

. Under new. managements *
PIRST- CLASS DINING. ROOM:
NEAT ann GLEAN BED
ROOMS,
Bar Supplied with’ the Finest,
Give us a call,
Pi. J. SLAVIN...... ...+PROPRIETOR.

JOHN PHILLIPS,

Sent sctor & Carpenter

and Office Fit ittings,
Jobbing oe ait higinds promptly 3 attended to,
es Furni
ps Imperis al building, Kesidonce
Mone GristorSt,, Stl hones, yortn. of ‘Gol
umbia avenue. P. 0. x 576.

ws he

rn Foreign,or of

and the'earth; |

0!
ex pick: th powers apipott

{19.] To obtain, of in an
Order, ‘Lleorice

any

or Act of Parliament, at home or abroad,

or necessary, anny oe for ehiabiing’t ee or
ts

Pi vy to such

120. To give the yee ‘pf shaves, ‘atid to”
confer any preferentiat or gpécial; rigl
the alotmentiof shares; onan
in such mannei

[21.] To dixtribritd any’of thie
assets of the Company among
in‘spetie or otherwise

722:] Todo’ Al or“ani!

itt i af iny' part of. the tol
spalé, ‘agents, contracta:

‘or the above’ tari
either:

and
‘agents, attorneys “atib-con tractors, trae

AN ARers O} manager, othe orwise poll
int a trustee.

nal Or-co) oaite, % hold art

bes bebalt of ti ri epee
any’ property te ‘to Oseialt outatai ie a
ae trustee or trustees 2

vice. ack tis Con pene oh z
nclude-any partnersiifp or otter
peng of persons, whi eter COT] te or inoor:
prats, aud aaatact efomfctied in tre
fy in ‘or. re, al she
yjacts ap ecitiee in each” rare ti
of this Tentorrndum shed we!
otherwise expressed. bo © exerded al ab i

nendent o1 ts
limited Mor restrio!
where otheraite.exphusad pe Bin
hj: by ‘able

mitufelpal: loost or other#iso ¢

{8.] To guarantee the payment ‘of money

secured by or payable under. or in pemnect
oF bonds, debentures, debenture stock, con-
tracts, mortgages. charges, obligations, and
securities of any company, whether, Brit=
ish, Colonial, or Foreign, or cf any author-
ity, supreme, ,municipal, local or otner-

. OF of , any: person ioniscever

whether corporate or un-incorporate

[9:} To guarantee the'title or quiet enjoy:
ment of property. either ab_olutely or sub-
ject to any qualitications or conditions, and
to guuranitee companies 0.’ -persone Inter-

[10.] ‘To pore and provide dlepositgand

ROSSLAND

OPERA HOUSE

WEEK. OGT. 16-22.

Engagement Extraordinary.
THE

R. E. FRENCH
THEATR Cory. |2
"In repertoires ning with

“THE GOLDEN GIANT.”

Rossland Golden Gate Mining and Expior-
ation Company, Limited.

OTICE is herety given that full, legal ttt
Nts Ricuntsin Gere Te Annieand Copper |"
gin, mara claims, situate on Dildog mountain,

abave company,
settled,

WALLACE, President.
Thomas PREsT, Sectetary.

es
all pending Widigstion vine &
Rossland, October wih, 166 en

lo-ryat

at red in reistion: to any
n for any eontrages con-

lecree chactment propel
pri or in-relution to: the carrying out
of any contract, concession : decree orwnuct-

ment:

every kind of gnarantee ‘business and in-
denmity business, and. to undertake obli.
gations of every Kind and- descriptid:

all kinds
12.) To ‘reeetve: moneys securities: ahd

: t
Appilcation for: Liquor License.

‘& Mobi

all kinds. on deposit. at mtor-
ser onartersiner or: for ante eustody and
xenerally tocarry ‘on the business of a safo
deposit compan:

[13.] To lend inoneys to such parties and
on atich terms with or without security as
may seem expedient.and .in particular to
customers of: an persons having dealings

C

[1] Generally to carry’ on-and:transact'| ©

also to undertake and ‘execute trusts or
: sl

led fn any ouer't arantopie ‘or the
name of the Company,’ but: maybe, car-
ried out in os full-and’ opie 2 8 manner,
and. construed in as. wide. a ag if
each of the said _ pa:
objects. of a sepdrate, d
pendent company. -

Given) poder my hand. and’ ‘seal ot off
ar ria,’ Province of British Coluimbie
this fie duy of:September; on uivusaad
éight hundred. ae inety-nine....

(u8.] WOTTON,
Registrar oft Joint Stovle Colnpentee

NOTICE. ge {

teh Te at
ony he generat route of stich tramway, are as fol
OWS:

aH ‘Startiog ata a!

westerly on, Victo ia avenue
Horther ly along, Davis street fe Sa
ce easter! i Column}

mbia:

CURNINGHAM
Dated this bt day of September, 1800,

¢ Popular4prt es.

eats € Rolls’ Drug S Store.

:
The mana;

Appildation for Liquor License;

NOTICE is hereby given th that [will apply at the
ners fora een to acl Hiquor at retail om tie

eebetarnahs ‘as tue White House bal ain

or “companies ‘havin ae with te

mpany and to draw -accept indorse
discount issue buy-sell and deal in bills
of exchange promissory notes drafts bills
of Inding’ coupo and | other

thence westerly
southern n slope ott
7 and

buy sell and deal ip Bullion specie and
coin

ees) To berrow and take in loan on any
terms and conditions y sum orsums of

\
co guarantees that

the hdus 1 be_thoroug

8, block 28, Columba avenue, in
land. _Rowann 3

puted ingdom of Great
pn any part yof the

Sei

t
E cach ete day of Sepleti-
ber, A. D, 1899.

Warm MACDONALD,

or rates of interoat .

- vmpanies,

al

w Cotumbia ‘Ave,

see el capex

are LENDS

Over 40,000 Shatés Sold on the Local

How the Various Stocks Stood at ‘the Close of
“the Rossland Exchange this Morning—
Great Activity. Provailed in All: Leading,

“Stocks,

%

‘Winnipeg led in the stock sales
today withthe result that over 40,-
20 shafes-changed hands: at 29c
toigoc. Total sales on the Ross-
Jand stock exchange today amoun-
ted to 76,500 shares.

Big Three
Gatiboo [Camp MeKinney}s 1 2
Canadian Gold Fields y
Gré's Nest Pass Cos!

1s

: Bonatacr(ieenneth J

(jj, Wowsbund Sales,

5 Today’ 's ‘sales -on.-:the. Rossland
exchange were: King, 1000, 500;
'23c, 1000, 24}4c, 1000, 25c;.. Rath-
‘tmullen, 500, 8¢, ‘ 50c0, Bye, ' 1500,
Be; Jim Blaine, 1000, 1500, 1000,

Waterloo, -1000, 11¢;

AN, 2000, .1334¢;. Winnipeg;

3500). 2946, ...1000,., 2934c,,. 2500,.
‘g000,. 10000; "5000; 7500, . 5000}
oc; Flag Hill, 2006,.2500;,5¢;: Peo- |
ia Mines, 300,134, §000, 134¢;'
. Deer "PArk, -2000, 4c; Virginia,
‘6 yi 8Kei Ramble: ariboo, 1000,

. “Batabliahed May, 166 2
‘FHE | REDDIN- TACKSON: co.

andar.

‘howe AyD: INVESTMENT
teres BROKERS Ss ens
ér Paris Bell.A ‘

among. Brit ish. consumers,

-} while up to-the ‘end of August.of this

4rike; Boundary Creek M. & Me,
§00,'6c. Total, 76,560 shares. |

‘Toronto Sales.

Toronto, Oct. .14. —[Special}—
‘Morning sales on the
Exchange today were: Winnipeg,
500, 500, 1000, 29c; Noble Five,
‘00, 500, 1000, 2334c, 500, 2334}
Deer Trail, 500, 500, 21c, 1000,
1000, 21%4c; Evening Star, 500, 8c,
tooo, 8c; Gold Quartz, 1000,
1000, 500, “434c, 500, 4%4c; 500,
44c; White Bear, 2000, 334c, 500,
500, 2000, 334¢.

VOICE OF THE PRESS,

As we anticipated, the conserva-
tive convention heeded-not the ad-
vice of the grits, who are masquer-
ading in tory habiliments but pro-
ceeded 'in.a manly, straightforward
way to outline a policy distinctly
conservative and in accord with the
t ne-honored traditions of the party.
Whilé there are many who will not
‘agree. with everything laid down in
the. platform adopted, all must. ad-
mit that the convention boldly as-
serted its position,and did not falter
‘when called‘upon to deal: with. diffi-
cult: problems..which are puzzling

In this
extftom

and the dominion as well.
eppent the conservatives
thevliberals,

toither 1 people, “i jBour years’ apo,

every“iiberal of prominence in ‘Caf-

ada preached free trade, -but today
have inetamers

raiment: waselectéd c ona: fred ‘trade.
platform, bul

It is” engaged in * carrying out the
policy inaugurated by the conserva-
live. party,jand incidentaily pravid-
ing offices for a ravenous horde of
‘office seekers. Every office;and job
in the gift of the governmentis now
held by grits. The principle that:a
public office’ isa public trust has
been “completely disregarded, and
the. spoils. system with. all its. vicious
and unpatriotic -features inaugur- |;
ated.. ‘The loudest free’ trade howl-
ers got the best’ offices; - ‘regardless |
of.qualification;,as ‘instanced by the
appointments in British Cofumbia..
—Nelsofi Economist: ©

7 The first.. decisive victory of any
Canadian product in_the.. English

cheese:,. Thep followed the vietaty |:

of. Canadian-bacon; not so brilliant Z
fas that: of Canadian: cheese, but

eal: 5
years ago Canada: exported 10,900
ewts of butter-to- Great’.

‘THis. iricreased:to'15;700. last year,

Daniel: Dickinson. +; ‘ “Walter L. Orde

ICKINSON’& ORD
“Stock. Brokers... Stocks bought and.
& sold on the closest margins.

ie. No. 61}: -Rosqland, B..C..

CHARLES DANGERFIELD,
: STOCK BROKER.

. Wallace Block, Columbia‘aye. Téli-No. 90

Cable address ford Mé!

‘over 6;000,000 pounds:
! pect” for Ganadian- batter: is»even,

J tion. of ‘the, first-named product: is

year our, ts of butter.to Great
Britain amounted to'60,900 ewt.; or
The « pros- |:

brighter than that for Canadian
‘cheese! and: bacon: - The’ cansump.

Toronto |.

the-various;sections of the province,.|,

‘The J latter adjust! their
|\piatforms to tat co votes, (never H

ROSSEANDJEVENING. RECORD, OCTOBER -14 .1890,,

a

Silke >

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

Dies Sood

at the same reduction:

Fable Linen

at remarkable Bargains;
aa
Tam 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.

Hotel,..Russell

is admittedly.the: BEST TARI.® IN"
OSSLAND,

Table Board, $7 per week. ©

Tower & MeKercher....... .. amas

Stovks and:

Representing‘the following

[FIRE INSURANCE

nia Companies:

"Co necticut “of: Hartford,
Imperial. : :

market. was..that. scored by our |:

‘CHASE: & ‘SANBORN’S

Coffee, and
‘Salada Tea,

NONE BETTER

GRAND: HOTEL

é SPOKANE STREET..
“The Best Wines,
- Liquors. and. Cigars

lb
a)

a ‘Separate Skirts, .

ers WELLE ;
PLUMBING AND HEATING|

‘Télephone.27..

| No. 30, west side, Spokane ‘Street

it ‘Roésland,; B.C:

wery:much dasger than that of the
other twa. .{Thpusands ‘more of
‘dairyman can find ‘profitable oceu-
pation in. Canada in:, producing bit-
ter for,the English | market.—Kam-
loops Sentinel: ?

4 Bed
iwhttonen” Codes {Gloughs.-
Tres. S..GILMOUR,

STOCKS AND SHARES
MINING ‘AGENT:

Columbia Avenue. Rossland, B.C.

f-..  USINESS CARDS.

D R. A, MILLOY,

& DENTIST,”

‘Rooms: Bone block, over Bank of Toronto
olumbia Ave...

ROSSLAND | *':

Electric Laundr

Patronize those who spend
their money at home with
~ you, and thereby - help

~ your own and your. city’s
interests

e ‘Labor “and -Clean
: €SWorkeD

Gable addreis:“ a: 44
EERNEST KENNEDY & CO.,
— ~. MINES. AND STOCKS.-

273¢ Columbia Ave. Rossland, B. C.

FW. winspae,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER, a
In Custom House building. |,
Also New ork Life Jusurauce Agency.

W street. Rossland, 3.C. |°

Titeptioie 80/. VASGSE. PLO. Box 268
A’, 3. MACKENZIE & Co.

Rossland, B. C.

Cable address: “Betovi.” Telephone 70
BEETON & OVINGTON.
” STOCK BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
Imperial Block. Rossiand. B. 0.

Cable addres | “Plewman, Ressland."
P.O, Box

Ricuarp. ‘PLEWMAN,
STOCK BROKER,
British Columbia Mining Properties for sale.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

“Washington Street, Rossland, B, C.
——

Nicely Furnished Rooms |
First-Class Bar.

Kootenay Hotel

82898
_ FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
LUNCH, 35 CENTS.

Any style OYSTERS a Specialty.

GAME in ‘Season.
S886

Miss K, Swanson. Prop;

maiiroa ad Miners Time Checks
shed, free of charge.

Harry McIntosh - - Proprietor.

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

The most stylish turnouts—sad-

JOHN F,

dle horses, coupes or gurneys—at
Montana stables pal

New Bank. of Montreal bullding.

Le Roi Livery, Feed ap

& Sale Stables.

LINDBURG .....PROPRIETOR

Heavy Transferring.
First-class Saddle & Back Horses.

Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No: 39.

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sy Silk & Dress Goods

COMPANY, LIMITED.

INPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FINE

, Dry Goods, Silks, Clothitg and
House Furnishing Goods.

Silks.

The popularity of Silk, both Black!atid
Colored, continues’ to: increase’ rather’ that
diminish, We placed large’ import orders
before the recent heavy. advance:

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Silks and ‘Satins. A :
24-inch heavy ‘rick Satin, $1; ‘and"1:25:
24-inch. Satin'*. Duchess; : all Purei oe

$1.25 and 1.50.0 4, es oe we
34-incl'Satin Merves, $1.50 saad 1.75
aginch, Peau de. Soie. And Eda ‘Soie,

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Ladies’ Jackets, .

‘Ladies* Cldth Jackets, s2tinches long; made”
from‘extra-fine quality Kerséy: Cloths, ai
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-
trakhan 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,
$i5, 16.50, :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, ‘114 and $12.50.

LADIES’.

7 Made! of extra’ heavy:
fancy'niix ‘weeds, lined witte good” Ital

* jan cloth; Sizes 36 | to 42, $8, and' 7.50. a:
suit. :

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Men's. Blue Cheviots double-brested; sack

suits; $10:004 | 4) ate
2 oh Men’ss stylish “Scotch: Tweed: Suites's in

Checks, Plaids and. solid colors, —in Single:
and double-breasted sack suits, $12.5p, 15.00
16.50 and ‘18.00.

“Men's 'Grey. Worsted Frock Suits, , $20.

Men's Pants, $r. 59;"2.50 3106; 3. 50% 4:00
and:5,00. .,:,..

Boys’* Knee Pants, 750, and?goc,'-

Boys).Suits, $4, 4.50,.6.00 and’ 7150.

Hats‘and Caps" -@°
5 "Men's brown and black enn $a.50
+ and:3.00.; ..
Men's. Stiff: Hats,, $3 and 4.00.
Men's Crush Hats, $2.50 and ‘3.50,
Men's Caps,, SOC, ‘75S; a and $1.

Shoes —"
Men's Lace Shoes, $2, 2.50 and 3.50.

Men's Box Calf: Shoes,’ $3 50; '4:00,"4\.50
arid’5.00.

Men's Congress Horsehide Shoes, - $3. 50
and 4,00. t

Sain

3:50) 480, arid'S5:
LADIES’

"Wook Wrapper
Silk Waists:

Special, at $5, 0, 6:50, 8. 00, 8.50, oes 00 |]

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Men's Wool-Fleeced Underwear; $1:00:
Men’s Scotch. Wool Underwear, 75c¢, $1,

1.50, 2:00, 2.25, 2.50,, 3.00,, 4.00 and. 4.50.

* DEPARTMENT
is filled to overflowing with ‘all the Latest
New creations-for Fall and Winter, direct
from: English markets.

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-$25.

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

Priestley’s Endora Cloth, $1.25 and ‘1.50.

Priestley’s. Silkc Warp Henrietta, Shas
and 1.50. - :

Priestley’s

Rriestley" 's Nove!

_ Gloves
Men’s Heavy Working Gloves, soc, 75c.
Men’s Heavy Buckskin Gloves, hea 1.25
and 1.50. |

Poplins. $1, 1.25, and 1. ‘0.
» Suitings, 50c, 75¢ and.

Priestley’s Serges, soc, 75c, 8c and’$1.

Colored Dress Goods

46-inch Homespun Serges, 35c.

46-inch Melton Cloth, qoc.

54-inch. Costume Suitings, shrunk, $1.25.
54-inch Imported Broadcloths, $1.25, 1.50

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