ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 17, 1899.

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. |,
WILLIAM K, ESLING,
Office: Basement Postoth o blocky py rilgarice

corner Columbia ave
ington str

upon:conviction is in o.:¢ sense a ten-
der of payment for dexts acknowl-
edged to. be due. The attitude
Great Britain assumed: toward the

OLASSLFIED.

Advertisements under th's heed jasected at the
rate of One Cent a Word.
tess than 25 cents,

United States during the Spanish
war unquestionably relieved the

BULECHIPTION RAT
Daily, per month by mail
Daily, half pear by nail.
Daily, ve
Daily, per eas,
Subscriptions invariably in advance,

Advertising ra nes will be made known upon
tpplivation.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1899.

TO ADVERTISERS.

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

THE DAY OF THANKS.

Thursday next has been desig-
nated as a day of thanks through-
out the dominion, and the reading
of the proclamation is a forcible re-
minder of the bounty and prosperity

which has marked the progress of | ,

this great union since the confedera-
tion act of 1867. Especially must
it appeal to those of us who have
chosen to separate ourselves from
the conventional life of the east, and
have cast our lot amid the bustle
and excitement of a new and grow-
ing province. The contrast is ap-
parent to all, because in the settled
communities each man is but a unit
traveling in the time-worn rut and
accepting conditions as they exist.
The fascination and excitement of-
fered by new fields has induced an
immigration imbued with the ‘life,
activity, energy, ambition and en-
terprise which had been hidden in
the almost dormant natures of those
who were for a time content with
the old routine. They came''to
British Columbia in reality to create
rew conditions, and they came, in
Most instances, not because they
made such a howling success in
théir old fields of labor, but to take
advantage of the opportunities of-
fered by a new country. All of us
know the extent of those opportun-
ities and our daily efforts are di-
rected in that line which will | ulti-
mately bring the satisfaction of suc-
cess. ©

Nature’s gift to this section has
been an unbounded wealth of min- | ™
eral, and the result attending the
development of those resources - is
illustrated by the thriving and mag-
nificent city of Rossland, in which
‘business men have prospered and
the wage earner enjoys a condition
of contentment which only plenty Ts
of labor and a healthy wage scale
can create. Therefore, while. ..the

Proclamation of thanksgiving may |}

be accepted in the spirit of formal-
ity, the day should not be permitted
to pass without each individual giv-

Ameri mind of some prejudice
which had been entertained against
Great Britain. It secured for Great
Britain a fairer judgment than would
have been awarded had the course
of Great Britain been such as to
confirm rather than to remove these
Prejudices. But that friendly atti-
tude cannot greatly influence the
American conscience. Moral sup-
port will go where justice points.

NOTICE,

In the Matter of M.S. Logan, Insolvent.

OTICE is hereby given that Matthew. Sergius
Logan, of the City of Kossiand, In the ‘toy

ince of Britlsh Columbia, carrying of business as
a Dry Goods merchant at the
land, has made ai ignment of
treats and effects, to. ccd pn
Erank Camp) ell, Of the
Province of Onta

tn mpbe!
A Boel of of ithe, creditors will be held at the
an

‘rustee will proceed
f the debtor, dlonlvte the
par nly. to the

part 0 distributed to any person or per-
a ons of whose ‘claim he shall ‘not then have had

ice.
"Porento, aoth September, 1
a. Casipuety,

ROSSLAN D

OPER HOUSE!

WEEK OGT. 16-22,

REMOVAL—fhe Sparta fruit and _confection-
ery store has removed from the Postoffice building
to Columbia avenue, opposite C.P.R. telegraph
office. AtELLO & CALESTRO, Proprietors.

U.S. Consular Agent John Jackson Jr. has re-
moved from Postoffice Block to office of G. W.
Richardson, Columbia avenue, opposite Windsor
hotel. Agent for John R. Cook.

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 House, 42 East
Columbia avenue. +

?
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
L

Engagement Extraordinary.
THE

R. E. FRENCH
THEATRE CO’Y.
In repertoire, opening with

“THE GOLDEN GIANT.”

Popular prices.
Seats at Rolls’sDrug Store.

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

The management guarantees that
the house will be thoroughly
heated.

TAILORING.

carries the best assortment of’ imported and do-
mestle goods in Rossland. None but first-class
labor Employed. Prices moderate. Columbia
avenue, Rossland. i

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 & Dyeing Co.

OVERKCOATS—Just received 500, bought from
a fire sale; worth from $15 to $35. Your « hoice at
$8, at the Rossland Auction House.

WATCH REPAIRING.

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

SITUATIONS AND HELP.

©. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailor,:

-THE.....+

WAGE-WORKER

ene 18 not a wember of his union is a clog
nthe whole of industrial improvements
and the freedom of the workers, ie Wage
earner whois fooled.by beings led. to. bi
hteve that he can buy good
finds out that he buys fothing but trash o!
the cheapest kind, when i hears some-
thing rip. You can get good goods 8 at good
yalue by going up: Washington.atreet to.

Houshton’s
Exchange | Aucflon “Mart,

We have for ‘sale, Boots,- Shoes; - Rubbers,
Gloves, Mitts, Underwear, Overshirts,
Bocks,.Watches, and all kinds of Notions.
Special aale for a few days at a snc-
ritice. Some first class Albi
Nothing Cheap. but the, Pri

ngé Auction Mart,

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

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‘6. Be R, Block.

MINERAL ACT, 1896.
[ror F.j
Certificate of Improvements.
cE.

Evening Star Fraction’ Mineral: Claim,
situate in the ‘rail. Creek mining division
of Kootenay district,

eat here Locuted—Gn'sfonié Cristo moun~

ke notice that I,J. A. Kink, acting as
e fe Miner's cer-

of.the al
And further take notice that action, un-
der section 37, must be commenced before
the issuance of such certificate of improve-
tents.
Dated this 5th day of Aupust, 1399,
‘A. Kine.

sNOTICE. 3

We, the undersi; ost ig. applicants for the
incorporation of a as the
land and: Scephi=. Fountain Etectrio allway
Limited," fereby Rive siotice that ¢ Pol ints be-
me male Wie proposed to. Rell wc ramway,
Nae shea! route of such tramway, are’ a iol

ie ensteriyal along mae fo
ington street, thence no. a8
re eet to the ee Rosstand.
native

WANTED-—Minersto know that they can get
the best overalls:and jumpers, . riveted, worth
$1 00, at only 6oc at the Rossland Auction House.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

e-
it half price,

Special: Salejy
“To reduce our Stock.” .
Furniture, Stoves,

and Couches
.in.endless variety.

S. GLAZAN,
Cor. Spokane street
+..and First avenue,

Crockery, Bed Lounges, |'f

GRAND UNION

GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY

Neatly Furnished
Rooms :
from $2.50 to. - $3.50 per week

First-Class Bar
in connection.

No. 68, 22 C ia Avenue,
Four doors east,of post ottice.

Try the Cake &
'  Pasrty: |

City Bakery.

IT IS THE’ BEST, and as Cheap as
you, can ‘make it

Try it!

54 Washington ‘Street.

“ WANTED TO TRADE.

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

Address Stock, Recozp Oftice.

AUCTIONEER.

ALBUMS! ALBUMS! “Must be sold at sacri-
fice. Callin and examine goods before sale by
auction.” Will self private as they must go.
Houghton's Exchange and Auction Mart,” Notth
Washington street, in C. P, R. hotel block. -,

MISCELLANEOUS,

LOST—Three-year-old bay horse with X brant
onrighthip. Reward will be pald for- return’ pd
horse ta Kootenay cigar store, Hirst avenue. - * !

ANTES Mackie men, helpers and muck-

Street, ByO.3
— ———

Nicely Furnished.Rooms
First-Class Bar. — :

Railroad and Miners Time Checks
cashed, free of charge.

Harry McIntosh - - Proprietor.

A.G, Creelman, .
P. 0, Box 815,
CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACT ORS &

“BUILDERS, - ve

George Beam

ers for tunnel. Fre . Apply Hetel
Russell bar." 2

* WANTED—Toséll the’ best pure wool heavy

P| Socks, sold.elsewhere at 35c, tor. only 2123¢c at the

Rossland Auction House.
- .WANTED—To buy a lot. Musi

call’ binds of work:
Jobbing, promptly attended to

OFica, and nd sho Commercial coui
‘Albainore hotel: ar,

“ #O88LAND; ‘Bi Cn

be cheap, Addréss with price oud ‘terms,
Box 33k; Risconp office.

WANTED—To bay's good two-roomed
house near town. Apply at this office: :

FURNISHED Rooms.

fn ‘th

steer to the’ Iinits of th the: sald welty ai Rossland:
ontinui

from the ‘Said limits ‘oft tl

an

Le 3 fs
irom the Tint sof the city of
point being twelve miles more or less.
Dated at Neison, B. this th day of Septem-
ber, A. Dy.2¥99-
i! Duncan,

Po ES . MACDONALD,

ing,a fl
_Fecoguition o/ the bounty and privi-
leges which have marked his _Pto-
gress in British Columbia.
=—_—_—_

AMERICA'S POSITION.

In reference to the American pol-

icy of strict neutrality, in the war
between Great Britain and the
South African republics, the San
Francisco Bulletin remarks that
meither party to the quarrel has
asked for American mediation, and
the present conditions do not war-
rant a proffer of good offices, The
wisdom of this policy of neutrality
is shown in the conflicting charac-
ter of petitions sent to the presi-
dent. One petition asks him to
make common cause with Great
Britain, while another thinks that
the Boers should be upheld. 1f
ether of these petitions should be
gyranted the American people would
be d'vided on a foreignissue, Whon
i comes toa question of mori! Ju,-
port, the government can exercise
mo great influence. Moral support
is the result of moral conviction.
Et cannot be granted in payment of
a debt. The speech of Mr. Henry
Herbert Smith, in which the hope
was expressed that the American
people will not forget the attitude
which Great Britain assumed to-
ward the United States during the
war with Spain, does not recognize
the force of moral conviction,
Moral support that is not founded

’s serious r in |.

NOTICE. *-*

Ia the Matter of e Compan Act
1897.
Notice is hereby‘ yen: Mit the Virginia
par Compat nF, ed (Non-Personal
Liability) will sal ‘at ‘pable: ‘alrction -to‘the
highest’ bidder fo: mn. the twentieth
day of October, 1899, at ‘the hour of three
o'clock ‘in the duteoon atthe Company’s
otlice, Post Office B jing, Columbia ave-
nne, Rossland. B. Cn the ‘ol t
aie ich “dre ‘in’ default ‘for-non-payment- ‘ot

No. of Amount of As-
Shares, sessment due
and unpai
sot. $80

Pept ps pt

33

SESEESSERe2

Dated | this 15th day of Sertember, 1800,

8 CoRsAN,

Secretary of The Virginia’ Mining Com:
pany WLimited), Non-Personal Liability.

rooms or a furnished nouse. Address,
with ternis, X,Y.Z., Reconp office.

FOR .RENT.- te gets

TO RENT—Four suites of living rooms of three
tooms ez in brick’ building. -Knguire of /Rber
¢.. Sm to-tt-st

WANTED Two or.-three “faenisned | a

TURF F ENCHANGE

= "Under fnew management:
——
| FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM.
NEAT ann CLEAN BED. ,
‘ROOMS. ,
Bar Sinplied ‘with -the Finest.
7: Ghve ugacalle os.

P. J. SLAVIN ‘PROPRIETOR.

TO RENT — Unturuished house, five
rooms, plastered, ‘larjé “basement, “éity
water. “Apply, M: W. Simpson's store, Oo-
| lunabia avenue, ate |

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE—A three-room house, faralshed,
and ‘lot, on Nickel Piat flat. City water. Lot
fetied and nicely:improved. ‘$450. buys : tnls; » ‘Its
a,snap. Clear title. Apply, this office. -

FOR t SALE Fine square piano,.in good condi-
tion. Vor #135 cash or $150 on time. Ad-

: j« RECORD dffice.

FORK SALEA 7! horse-power Pelton
water wheel, cheap.: Address, A. B., Reo-
onp Office...

FUR SALE—A .Jour-ruom house with
farniture and equity in lot, $1, 000, Best of
location.

FOR RENT.
Five-room house, $25.00,
¥ive-rvont bouse with bath, $25.
Five-room house, $8,
Four-room house, $9.

E.N. OUIMEITE & CO.,
Insurance, Real Estate and Mining Brokers

Tr. E. HALEY,
Beef, Pork,
Mutton,

FISH, OYSTERS, AND
GAME.

JOHN PHILLIPS,”

d Office Fitt

Contractor & Gcerior

tings E
Jobbing at ris ‘kinds romptl ‘futetided to.
mates Furi nish Red z

NADIAN
PACIFIC

og
AND SOO LINE.

IMPERIAL. LIMITED
New, -Fast Dally Service, :East and
-«West...
‘Optional, routes, cast trom.

KOOTENAY COUNTRY.
First-class Sleepers on all: aioe | ine Ar.
fowbead. and Keovrer na’
‘OURIST Gas
|, Pass Hlayalstaes dei for St... Pan;
days for Montréal-and Boston
days and Saturdays for, Tor

2 TRAINS DAILY.

d from Robson and: Nelson. '
‘rrain| ieaves Rossland at 7:00
‘arrives ID a.m. -
Train leaves Rossland at 3:20 p.
arrives a:.7:40 p. . TD.

Thurs.
i Tues-

Moning trata aatly" for north pnd, Main
line and (except Sunday) for Kaslo,:
eernoon train daily for Crow's Next Pass
line cant (except inday, for Sandon -
«and Blocan. Points.

ROSSLAND TO

Torento, 92 burs, Montreal, 96 hours
New York, 108 hours. yiunipee, 62 hours
|: Vanco’ver, 30 hotirs. Victoria, 35 hours

4,-Houra ‘Bossiand to.Nelson—4 ~

nearest local agent, or
Ae B. Mackenzie, . City Ticket Agt.
“W. Hi! ae Acting Agent,
a ‘

Shop: 1 at b MIgin,
“Monte tar "ptt ling north oF Col-
umbia uvenue:--P-O. Box 8

Application tor = ssior of Lquor L-

en, at after the. ta se of

date of this neice mets pit

¥ rd af Licens cat
note in that bel lf,

Srslaet tot I license. now

Transter.ot Liquor-License. |... :
” Notice is hereby given, that at the next , sit!
ofthe ‘Boatd ot i License: Commissioners far he
Sity of Rossland, an Applicat ion will be
a transfer” of the’ 1 Bb
land, B. C,, to
this ath ay of Se tember,
ve "arson,
+ W.B. HusBAnp.

Rossland Golden Gate Mining and Ex,
at tion Company, Limited.

boos mountain,
‘above company,
mg beck settled Pt

HES: Witzace, Prealdent.
. THomas Paesr, ‘Secreta

“Appitcation | for ‘Liquor License. | 7
Notice is hereby given that we will apply
at the :-next-sitting of the ,board of Ji license
commissioners foe 8 jicense to geil liquors’
Pook a on e old
cor pais pie “Columb!

of,
aventie’ in’ the
Cuxnixau, uw -& Mcli ox ALD
Dated this 6th ay of September, 1

Application tor Liquor License.
hereb that I will ly at thi
NOTICE I a herd aby given that I will apply at t the
joners iors liemeete sell liquors at retail on the
es known as te White House Datla, on
Beet Boek 28, Columbia avenue, in the City o!

Epwarp WATSON,
Dated this 28th dav of September, 1899.

|THE FAST LINE

«...TO ALL. POINTS.

r THE DINING CAR ROUTE VIA

YELLOWSTONE. PARK.
SAFEST AND BEST.

SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS
EQUIPPED: WITH
Pullman Palace Cars, Elegant Din-
ing Cars, Modern Day Coaches,
“Tourist Sleeping-Cars. -

Through Hokets to all points in the United
fates and Canada,
Steamship. dledaes to.all- parts: of the-world.
Tickets to China and Japan via Tacoma
and Northern PacificSteamsisip Co. .
Trains depart from Spokane ‘as. follows:
No. 1 Westbound, at 9:55 p.m,, daily.
No. 2 Eastbonnd, at 7:20'a.m.: daily.

For further Snformation’ time, garde. f, meps
and ti! bier i oe agents of

E. We Raff, Agt. R. M. Ry.,
Rossland, B. C.

J. W. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wa.

A. D. CHARLTON,

Ass’t. Gen. Pass. Agt., Portland, Ore.

For rates and fu}l information, address the

Artistic Printing

combined...... with

Moderate Prices,

appeals....to wa. the

of the “Evening

Record”

has the

: Most Completely

Equipped of fice

in Rossland: Su-

Stock,

perior.

Quick Work, and

Basement
‘Postofilce
‘Bullding.

Neat Execution.

“ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD,” OC’ BER 17 1899.

AS TO WILD GATS

Governor Mackintosh Suggests a Rem-
edy for the Evil.

OPERATING IN. CALIFORNIA

He Tells About His Investments and the
Methods of Interesting Capital in, Mining
and Industrial Propositions—The Only Safe

«, Prinoiples.

The Recorp yesterday printed a
"Toronto Globe interyiew. with Gov-
ernor Mackintosh, who is now re-
turning from the east. While dis-
cussing British Columbia matters,
he referred to the old practice of
wildcatting, and said:

“There is only‘one remedy for
this evil, namely, that leading men
should exercise every precaution
against allowing their, names to. ap-
pear upon a directorate represen-
ting undeveloped properties. All
shares should be made payable in
full, or subject to the call of the
whole amount, and the law should
more clearly define the responsibil-

tors’ liability: “ts ag utiogin Great |”

Britain, shpuld provide adequate
protection. for the investor. Still,
it must be remembered that while
the British director is to some Xe
tent responsible, he ime
evades this by permitting. over-|
capitalization, the middle man being |
sandwiched-between money..on. one
side and.a.block of shares on the
other, I would advise:no- man to
put ‘his. money‘ as an investment
into.a mine that’ is not classed as a
shipping, ., property, J .refer, of
course, to company flotations.”

“You are at
knowr he’ Mackintosh. pe
cate re

“Yes, but we ‘fake all the respon”
sibility of. developing a Property. b be-
fore asking .any,,.qne to “buy, it; or
‘advising the public to invest,.and
by “artidles” “of agreement, - three

known: ‘experts , must. report that :

there..is twice: the yalue.of ore io
sight of. the Price asked for the
property.” bs

‘Us it true that your exerts are
examining properties in. California
and Oregon?”’. iulgoae

“In California, yes. Our experts
have been-there for some-time,.. but,
some weeks must elapse ‘before _re-
ports are received, There aré some
wonderful. mines. in, t

for the winter,

‘usequalled i in the northwest except
at Butte,
The new boilers will be of the
high pressure type and will give a
total of 300-horsepower. The bat-
tery will be shipped March 1st nex t

a ES

Again Suing the city.

The old suit brought against the
city by the Trusts & Guarantee
company of Toronto on account of
the non-delivery of Rossland’s first
debentures, was heard on appeal
last week before Justice Falcon-
bridge in Toronto. Judgment has
been reserved. On the first hear-
ing the Guarantee company’s case
was dismissed without costs,

SLAG.

The I. X. L. is now employing
22 men.

TURKEYS FLY HICH

Early Thanksgiving Keeps Good Fowls
Off the: Market.

CAN'T FATTEN IN TIME

Consignment.of 3000 Pounds From Montreal
on the Way to Rossland and Hxpeoted Per-
haps Tonight—Will Bring 22 to 25 Cents
Per Pound.

When the governor- general-in
council pushed Thanksgiving day
forward a month this year, the tur-
key situation was overlooked. Asa

The Granby Smelting pany of
Grand Forks has just ordered from
Frank Mendenhall, representing the
Jenckes Machine company, a second
consignment of pumps and boilers
for use in building the new  coffer-
dam on.the Kettle river.

Quit WORKON VELVET ROAD

Snow Compels Suspension of Operations
Until Next Year.!: He

_ | Timber Has Been Out: for. Mott, of Distance

} Bomaing 49, Be Done.

All except about two miles along
ihe new: Sophie mountain wagon

edn
ce work® thére wil be suspended:
Gold’ Commissioner
Kirkup was busy yesterday inspec-

i

“We had hoped to get a snow
road through to the Velvet mine
this winter,” said he, ‘but as the
work .was started late and as there
is already six inches of saow on the
summit, chee has: proven impracti-
cable."

“fAll the timber and brush has
been jcleared -dlong. the line for a
ai th of: 30 feat from’ Silica for
That leaves
only two miles to: be cut out but the
remaining work will be very heavy.

di in many
cases must observe the fall festival
without the assistance of the roast
gobbler which is generally the cen-
ter of the autumnal celebration.

It came about in this wise: The
farmers who control the turkey
market had expected all summer
long that Thanksgiving would take
place in November, and they bad
prepared to fatten their fowls ac-
cordingly. Now when the day has |
been set for Thursday next, they
find tie birds, still so skinny and
ioned as 'to.be pri I

P.:-Burng & Co.; ; who have been
relied upon, to’secure Rossland’s
supply: of turkeys, are bringing in
3000 pounds; from Montreal by ex-
Press and the consignment is ex: | |
pected tonight, although there is.
nothing certain as. to that, and the’
fowl» may not get here in time for
‘Thanksgiving dinners after all.
They are expected to bring’ from
22 to 25 cents per pound,
Commission merchants say that
good ‘turkeys will be at almost a
prohibitive price this Thanksgiving,
and that in spite of this the breed-
ers will lose heavily. Their tur-
keys were not ‘intended to reach
the market until: Nayembes, and
‘consequently, “will “have to bé held
until Christmas, ‘wheh,under the in-
tionally -heayy
‘will go away

seeceeeecceesessssens

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DRY GOOD

COMPANY, LIMITED.

INPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FINE

Dry Goods, Silks, Clothing and
House Furnishing Goods.

Ladies’. Jackets,

Ladies’ Cloth Jackets, 22 inches tong, ‘made
from extra-fine quality Kersey
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;
imported Covert Cloth, Venetians, Serges,
etc:, in: double-breasted, tight-fitting suits,
‘Sis 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, £tc.;:$7.50, to, 11, and $12.59..

ag
wg.
1
wy

The. brush along. the is so

ick that a jack rabbit could hardly
sthrough, © It will be finished
next year, ~
“The road is being built entirely
out, of. the. provincial tund for the
Trail Creek district: Thus.far we
have spent $2000 in the timber
work. Finishing’ that task and

tal co road, which v was surveyed.
by. J. A. Kirk, C.E,, starts at Siliga,
switch-backs up O. K. mountain,
and ‘erids at He Velvet on Sophie’
in. _ that “distance” it

connected,

passes ‘the Bis Bell and the Vic-
tory- ‘Triumph § group.”

The aew road will connect with
the old -Northport*road by a “bridge

| across Little Sheep creek.

be publi.

swered: ‘{So sgon-as,the combina-
tion is perfected they will appear. ‘in
due course, Names of course“ are
a guarantee of respectability and re-
Sponsihility, but nameés:do. not,and4
cannot, make'mines ‘pay’ dividends
unless the ore exists.
Not apply to mines alone, but to
industrials generally, ‘ “So far'as,1
am concerned, no, man of repute
will be asked to join.. any ., pany

This does }.

- BUSINESS CARDS.

De. A. MILLOY, .

” - DENTIST.

Rooms: Stone block, over Bank of Toronto
Columbia Ave.

F W.. HINSDALE,

* CUSTOM: HOUSE ‘BROKER,
In Custom House building.
Also New x ork Life Iusurance Agency.

Ww street. B.C.

simply to make profits for pri
and certainly, there. shall be no over>
capitatization. © My friends and I
have determined that.so far as. we
are concerned, mining will, be con-
ducted on banking not gambling
Principles, for where there i: isa good

mine there need be no gambling. |’

Ideem over-capitalization _just as
much a species of gambling as any’
other game. of chance.”
’ LE ROPS NEW BATTERY.
‘Orders 300- Horsepower Boilers to
Bun Compressors,
The Le Rois ¢ company has let a
Sontract to Frank Mendenhall of
the Jenckes Machine company, for a
battery of three new boilers to be
used in connection with the addi-
tonal 4o-drill_ compressor recently
ordered from him. The Le Roi will
then have a total capacity of 80

Job
Printing

“RES
of every
description
executed with
neatness
and dispatch
at the...

The Record

Office.

drills—the largest in the camp and

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

Dress Soods

at the same reduction.

Gable Linen

at remarkable Bargains.
a
I am clearing out this line in
order.to confine the. busi-

ness to Millinery and
‘Ladies’ Furnishings.”

Mrs. Keard.

LADIES’

Separate Skirts,

Re at $2, 2.75, '3.50, 4 00, and $5...
: LADIES’

Wool Wrappers

$4.50 to 'B.50,1 i in Cashmeres, Mixtures, etc.

Silk Waists

Special, at $5, 5. ‘

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Cloths, “In |

5-50 6.50, 8.00, 8.50, $9.00 |

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Silks

The popularity of Silk, both Black and
Colored, continues to increase rather that
diminish. We placed large impo:
before the recent heavy advanc
and will offer exceptional values in Black
Silks and Satins.

24-inch heavy rich Satin, $i: and-1.25.

24-inch Satin Duchess, all pure Silk,
$1.25 and 1.50."

34-inch Satin Merves, $1.50 and 1.75:

25-inch Peau de Soie and Tryme Sele,

1.50.

Men’ s Clothing and
F urnishifigs ;
Men's Tweed Suits, mad

‘fancy mixed Tweeds, lined with good Ital-
ian cloth, ‘Sizes 36 to 42, $8, and’ 7.50 a
i .

Men’s Blue Cheviot, double-brested, sack
suits, $10.00;

Mén's stylish Scotch Tweed “s “Siits. in
Checks, Plaids and solid ‘colérs;“in Sf{ngle
arid doublé-breasted sack suits, $12. 56; ‘tg:0D
16.50 and 18.00,

i Men’s Grey Worsted Frock Suits, $20.

Men's Pants, $1.50, 2-50 3-00; 3.50, 4-00
and 5.00. Fi

Boys’ Knee Pants, 75c and goc. x

Boys’ Suits, $4, 4.50, 6.90. and 7.50.

‘Hats and Caps"

rown: and black? TFettoas, i@z-s0

Men's Stiff Hats, $3 and ES 00.
Men’s Crush. Hats, $2.50 and 3.50.
Men’s Caps, soc, 75¢, and $1.

Shoes

Men’s Lace Shoes, $2," 2350 and 3-59.

Men’s Box Calf Shoes, $3.50, 4:00); 4.50
and 5.00.

Men’s Congress Horsehide Shoes, $3.5 50
and. 4,00. |:

ALL-MEN-ARE FOND.OF
GOOD MEALS.
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Hotel...Russell

isadmittedly the BEST TABLE: IN
ROSSLAND,

Table Board, $7 per week,

Tower & McKercher.. . Proprietors

CHASE & SANBORN'S
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Coffee, and
Salada Tea,

| NONE BETTER... Ae

0. M. Fox & Co.

C. M. Weller. A, S. Hunden.
C. M. WELLER
& COMPANY.
PLUMBING AND HEATING | 3

Telephone 27.
No. 30, west side, Spokane Street.

SEES EEE

c + 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 Silk Warp Henrietta, $1.25
and 1.50.

Priestley’s Poplins, $r, 1.25, and 1.50.
Priestley’s Novelty Suitings, soc, 75c. and

1.00.
Priestley’s Serges, soc, 75c, 85c and $1.

46-inch, Homespun Setges, 35c¢.

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

Rossland, B.C.

Colored Dress Goods

Underwéar
Men's Wool-Fleeced Und Twear,. $x. 00.
Men’s Scotch Wool Underwear, 75c, Sr,
1.50;-2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 3-00, 4.60 and (4-50.

Gloves’
Men’s Heavy Working Gloves, soc, 75c.
Men's Heavy Buckskin Gloves, $1, 1.25
and 1.50... |

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