ROSSLAND -EVENIN(

CORD, OCTOBER 74; 1899.

THE ROSSLAND RECORD:

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corner Columbia ave,, and Wash-
ington street.

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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 liberal-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 pravince has
reached that stage when it can no
longer afford to cater to personal
ambition. Me. Cotton, who isa
conservative, very naturally op-
poses a change, because he wants
tc hang on to office under all cir-
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 government, and until our
provincial affairs are conducted on
party lives we cannot 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
sany-effort to-go behind anything,
and it outlines a course which bold-
ly faces the conditions. confronting
a,growiog 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 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 conserva
tives in every part of the province
a voice in the matter so that the de-
cision will be pra

ally unanimous.

AFFAIRS AT SAMOA.

Some apprehension is. felt in of-
ficial circles at Washington over
tie dition of affairs p Zin
Samoa. The state department is
without complete advices from Con-
sul General Osborne regarding the
Situation, but sufficient 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 last April,
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 1300 rifles
belonging to the natives. These
rifles are now in the armory at Mare
Island, California, awaiting the dis-
position of Great Britain, Germany
and. the United States,
~ All three nations are representcd
by men.of war in Samoan waters.

The charge is renewed that. Ger-
mans inthe islands are spreading
dissatisfaction-among the natives,
and it would not be surprising if
certain. of these men are plotting

unless

have not yet formally adopted the

CLASSIFIED.

recommendation of the high-joint
commission which investigated the

Advertisements tinder Ueis peed Iason
: Nothii "
Test than 25 cents. she "ieertions, Srou.

Samoan question, nor are negoti
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 hanics of

Artistic.

Millinery

REMOVAL— rhe Sparta fruit and_confection-
ery store has removed from the Postoffice bullding
to Columbia avenuc, opposite C.P.R. telegraph
office. AIELLO & CALESTRO, Proprictors.

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.

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 House, 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
2 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 downriver with loads
of prospectors. The
who arrived a few days ago by the
Vancouver steamer Tees report
that the river are being

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

CHEAP READING—AN ¢ the latest novels “at
the Rossland Bazaar. We exchange any book In
our library for five cents. - WashIngton street and
First avenue.

TAILORING.

0. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailo
carries the best assortment of imported and
mestic goods in Rossland. None but first-cl
labor Employed. Prices moderate. Colum
|.avenue, Rossland.

PRESSING AND DYEING.

Cleaning, dyeing and repairing of men’s and
women's garments.

Steam Cleaning & Dyeing Co.

Clothes cleaned and pressed
for tourists on shortest notice. Washington Street

( > |

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.

WAGE-WORKER

who 1s not a member of bis uni clo
Jon the whole of industrial im ovements
and the freelom of the workers. The wage

ied vw be-

thing rip. You can xet good go
value by going up D Washington street to.

a fire sale; worth from $15 to $35.
$8. at the Rossland Auction House.

OVEKCOATS—Just recelved 500, bought from.
Your choice at,

Houghton’ S

left without crews, so great is the
excitement about the new gold
fields.

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
news 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 Bab
Ingersol built there five years ago—
one that did not smeit.—Exchange.

What we want in. this countsy
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 faithful do verily believe that
an early appeal to the people is not
only possible but probable... As, a
matter of fact, the liberals—certain-
ly the local liberals—are more anx-
ious for-an election than are the
conservatives. — Toronto Eveni:

WATCH REPAIRING.

Exchange Auction Matt,

2° & BR

A line of splendid time picces.
Jeweler, opposite Windsor Hotel

“RINE Watch Repairing at moderate charges. |
A. ZIMMERMAN, -

We have for sale, Bost shoes, Rubbers.

NOTICE,

world and at any. rate or rates of interest

that, banay from time to time be agreed upon

License Authorizing an Ext
Compahy to Carry on Busine:

“Companies Act, 1807."

CANADA: \

Provixce oF Britisn Coumata.
No. 161.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY that * The Dun-
dee Canadian Development Company, Lim-
ited,’ is authorized and licensed to carr
on business within the Province of British
Columbia, and to carry out or eiect all or
any of the objects herefnatter set forth t
which the legislative authority of Lee Legis-
lature of British Columbia exten
The head office of tlhe Company v4 situate
in Scotlar
The mount of the capital of the Com-
pany Is £10,000, divided into 10,000 shares
of £1 e1
‘The head ollice of the Company in this
Province is situate at Rossland. and John
MeKane, whose address is Rosslatd afore-
said, ix the attorney tor the Company.

‘The objects’ for which the company bas
bee established are :—

1.) ‘To search for, pros ect, exaniine fand

tinentes or other deeds of security, withvor
without the searrity or mortgage or pledge
otallor any part of the Company's prop-
erty or ngsets or of any calls on members
made or to be. made ; ur algo to create and
r isaue debenture stock in and applicable to
the premises and also to borrow or recejve
money on deposit or debenture or other-
wise or-on bonds bills ocknowledgmems
orother documents of debt of the Co:
pany. aud with or without any security.
whed To enter into any arranngeinent:
vith any Government or’ authority
pele municipal locul or otherwise and
to obtain from any ‘such, Government or.
wuthority any r is foneesians charters
id priviloges.w! ay be thought con-
(eolve to the ‘Company's objects or any of
hem
{16.] To purchase or otherwise acquir’
and undertake all or any part of the bust:
ness, property or goodwill and Habilities
of any company — corpuration society:
partnership or ‘persons. carrying on
about to carry an any business which this.
with ey is” authorized to carry-on. or
which is respect similar to the oh
is Comps pany or which is “capable
conducted so as directly or
rectly € benefit this Company’ or possessed:
of property deemed: suitable for the pur-
poses of this Company and to etiter inte
¢

explore miyes und groun
tain mive-*'e or precious stones in tne Pro.
vince of b.. o Columbia, or elsewhere on
the Continent of America, and to search for
and obtain information in regard to mines.
mining claims, mining districts and locali-
tles; to purchuse, take on lease or conces
sion, or otherwise acquire any imterest
therein nd to hol 1. chapase of and

ure, gald, euler, lead, tin, quicksilver, iron,
stone, coal other mines, mining, water,
ciberand other rights, and generally any
property supposed to contain minerals or
previous stones of an dd, and undertak-
ings connected therewith, and to explore,
work, exercise, develop; finance and turn
to. uccount the same :
a To ‘search “ior, win, ,quairy, assay,
“wash, ‘dress, reduce, amalgamate,
anal, refine, and prepare for market,
metalliferous quartz and ore, and other
mineral and metal substances and precious
stones, and for this purpose to buy or

Gloves, Mitts, Under
Socks, Watches, and ant ‘Kinds of Notions.
Special sal

‘SITUATIONS AND HELD.

ritice me
‘Nothing Cheup but the Prive...

lumbia'avenue. *

WANTED-—Girl as assistant cook at 114 Con,

R. Block.

the best overalls and jumpers,

WANTED=—Minersto know that they can get
riveted, worth.
$1 00, at only oc at the Rossland Auction House.

| Bonatten's aarag: Auction Mart, |

plant, machin-
ery, implements, appliances and tools ; to

buy sell, manipulate, export and deal in
ores, unnerals and metals of all kinds, and
precious stones, and: Renerally to institute,

or into any wi
respect tu the sharing of ‘profits union’ of
interests or amalgamation, reciprocal con-
cession or co-operation, either in whole or
in part with any such company, corpora~
tion, sogletys partnership or persone :

Li. jispose of by sale lease or under-
lease’ exchange surrender mortuyage or
therw'se: absolutely gpaditionally, or for
any limited interest all or at

Company stock | think fit and in particalar
for any qoheres Gabentures deber~
erty of any

ot
[18.J Fomote’ “or form or’ “assist in
ute aed fon or forniation of any Sther,
company or compantes either for the pur-
pose o! aeqatrtne wo work! Ag or other lee
dealing’ with all any‘ ot property,
rights .and Hei ltl ie Conipany ge
any. property in “wh! com
interested. ‘or-for any Setter ee a en
power’.to assist’ such tabaci
paidies by: paying :o8 contri te
ar

enter into, carry ‘on, as , OF
in any mining and Thetalluryical operations
ane undertakings connected therewith :
To purchase or otherwise acquire,
ndid! sell, exchange, turn to account, d:s-

WANTED TO TRADE.

Rossland Residence lot.
Address Stock, Recorp Office.

WANTED TO TUADE—Mining stock.
in Crown Granted Yuur properties, for o°

To reduce our Stock.

Furniture, Stoves,
} Crockery, Bed. Lounges,

AUCTIONEER.

ALBUMS! ALBUMS!

auction.
Houghton's Exchange and Auction Mart, North

Must be sold at sacri-
fice. Callin and examine goods before sale by.
Will sell private as they must go.

Washington street, in C. PR. hotel block. fe

ans Couches
in-endless variety.

S. GLAZAN,

Cor. Spokane street

MISCELLANEOUS,

* and First avenue.

Special Sale ra

pose of, atl deal in real and personal prop-
erty ofall kind, and_in particular lands,

“undertakings,. mortgages, . charges’

uses, contracts, options,
pe olivies, book debts “and clulma, and: any
interest in real or personal property, and
any claims against such property, or
auninst any persons or company, and to
finance and carry on any business concern
or undertaking #o acquired :

dent to tre formation. registration adver.
using and establishment, cf this ‘or any.
other comp:ny, and to the issue and sub-'
iption of the’ share or.:lonicapital,
ne. one rants somalen ae
apptichti
guuvaneing the.
ny debentures,
Sedurities ot. this: or -any,other
and also all expenses ‘awending te
of any cirealag or notice, or finn = brinting

[4.J Promote, acquire, ruct
equip, maititain, improve. work, manage or
control, or aid in or subscribe fowanis the

forms to be’ hited up by the shareholders oF

this, or connected wit!

ip,
ment, maintenance, improvement, work:
ing, management or ‘control ‘of,’ works-
undertakings and operations of all kinds,
both public and private, and in particular

anh
ment and secretarial or other work, duties
and ‘business: of -any..com any on su
lerms os inay be determine

[19.] To obtain, of in any way assist fa

roads,: railways,
bles, ships, lighters, urs,

any- Order, Dlesnce

horse to Kootenay cigar store, Hirst avenue,

LOST—Thrce-year-old bay horse with X brat
on right hip. Reward will be paid for -return -od

WANTED-—Machine men, helpers and muc!

Russell bar,.

ers ‘for tannel, Free transportation, Apply Hotel.

Pasrty

AT THE

socks, sold elsewhere at 35c, tor only. 3ayée at the.
Rossland Auction House.

WANTED—To buy‘a residence lot. Must.
hecheap, .Addrese with price aud terme,
Box 53k, Recorp office.

WANTED—To buy. a yood two-roomed
house near town. Apply at this oltice.

“WANTED—To sell the best pore wool heavy |

; City Bakery.

‘TIT IS THE BEST, and asCheap as:
you'can make'it-

Try it!

54 Washington Street.

Try tlie Cake &

locks, quays, whurves

e Act of P ,at home or

Priageg yiaduets, aqueducts,

reservoirs,

eanals, flumes, irrigatiuns, drainage, saw-
mills, crushing mills, smelting works, iron,

M

any ‘other to’ carry any ay itso!
jects into etlect, or for. mod|
cation, ‘or uny other Conipanyteolistiius
tion; to procure this or any other company
to be -or-incor,

steel
works, h9draulic works, gas and electric
Tiguting, lecirieal swarkee: power” supply,
quarries, carrying undertakings by land
and water, fortifications, markets; “ex-
| changes, mints, public and. private build-
|] ings, newspuper and publication estabhsh-
ments, wineries, ‘‘distilleries,
hotels, residences, ‘stores, shobs; and places

whether for the purposes of the Company,
of for sale or hire to, or in return for any
any other or

“| fiersons
[5.] To purchate or otherwise acquire

FURNISHED ROOMS.

WANTED — Two or three furniehed
rooms or a furnished fiouse, Address,
with terms, X.¥.Z., Reconpoffice..

“'roR RENT, ~

rooms each, in brick building. Enquire of Eber
©. Smith, * 1 +! “to-rt-st
“YO RENT — Unturuished house, “rive
ropme,: plastered, Jange. basement, city
water. Apply, M. W. Simpson's store, Co-
lumbia avenue. .

TO RENT—Four suites-of living rooms-ef three

AG. Greelinan,. * George Beam
‘PLO. Box'si5,

JCREELMAN & BEAM,

BUILDERS.

PEstimates furnished onal binds of work.
Jobbing promptly ‘attended to

court,

an : A ey

“OASLARD,3 BLO.”

Star. - . !

E. S. Clouston of Montreal, 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 ‘fied 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 $3 a day if they
wanted wok Th Noon¢lay has
paid $3.50 a a) ght’ along and

with - Mataafa, who‘ ‘(has remaine
in Sari The thr is

will conti elson,

THE.

FOR:SALE,

FOR SALE—Fine square piano, in good condi-
tiom “Wil se I'for $15 cash-or $:50'on time.. Ad-
dress F, M_H,. Recoro office.

FOR SALE—A 7 .borse-power. Pelton

water wheel, cheap. Address, A. B., Rro-
onD Office.

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

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

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

2 TURF EXCHANGE.

Under new managements
FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM.
NEAT anp GLEAN BED:
ROOMS.

Bar Supplied with’ the Finest.
Giye us a call.

P. J. SLAVIN...... ....PROPRIETOR.

hold, sell, turn to
account, dispose of wnd deal in’ 5

dfnecessary in accordance wi
‘of any Country. Colony, Depend
titory, Province, or eee in hich
or may propose to, ca

open a:
of registers of this or any” Stier company
in any British colony or depend

any. Tieelen country, and to'allugate any :

number of the aileres in this..or.any o ouber

Pp: acl
[20.]. To give ihe call’ pf shares,

confer ange prefore ntial rap écial: righ:

the ahounentiof shares; ou: panty ‘and

in such manner as may seem | expedient:

[21.}.To a tribtite any’ef the property or
smong th

Piepiatl one, foreatal, fishing. and trating
all or any. products nt farms,
Plantations, forests, tisheries and the'eart!
juding : anitmals,:~ grain, provision:
fruits, wines, spirits, cotton: wool,” si
;| Sbres, tobaccu: colle, tea. Line limbei
rubber, ils, chemicals, expla:
jest. ‘nitrates, P
copper, lead, tin, quick
stone, and merchandise comin
of all kinds, either for immediiite or future
delivery, and whether in’ a crude’ state or
‘manufactured, or'partly manufactured or
J otherwise, and to sayaney money: at ititer-

est open ‘the security’ of ay or any sucl;

ansets of th
in eee or’ otherwise’

ide
er as! “prinele
“or.

dod

TSO! ‘po! ari
vebialf of the’ Company, ‘ain

prea or 4 reniai iitstatid
th rasiees ¢

and to carry on business as

izaporters and’ er

{ay ‘To transact and carey on-all: kinda of |"
gency and commission business, ‘and. in
particular to collect moneys, royalties, rey
enue,interest, - ren!
tate loans, to find investment:
issue and Pisce 8 shares, stock, bom 6, del
tures; debenture stocks, .or securities’. = +
aT To subscribe for, purchase or other-
w fee acquires hold, sell, exchange; dispose
of and deal ity ‘shares, stock, “bonds, del
tures. debenture stocks or obligations of
bes company, whe' ritisb, Colonial,
‘oreign, or of | ‘any

i el:
: oblacts ;iggdom it Ghoh oF tee f

to
pany
af
wise thar to. this. . Company,

fegned to include's any P parfnerstip 0 or ott

ns. Whether. cor; rinoer:
nrato, aud whether dom: orien i “che
jnited- and the

stneveies expressed.

rendent objects,! and’ accordin;
in. nowise * oF: restrist
where cthernite.expisentd

fauntelpal; or otherwiso:

18.) To guarau.ee the payment ‘of mone:
ekured by or payable under or in. respect
oF bonds, debentures, debenture stock, con.
tracts, mortgages, charges, oblixations, und
xecurities of any ‘company, whether, Brit-
ish, Colonial, or Foreign, or cf any author-
jJocal or otner-
0. .whomsoever,

ee :

JOHN PHILLIPS,

San tractor & Carpenter

re and Office Fittings,
Jeu oars promptly attended to,
stimates Furnished.

pz Jmnperial hatin, ‘Residence,
monte GristoSt,, uae yorth of Col-
unbra avenue. P.O. Box

(0. pigaarantee the'title or quiet enjoy-
ment oe either ab-olutely or su!
ject to Any dual fications or conditions, and
to guurantee conipanies o- persons inter

ested or aboutto become in. >-ested: in a
property against any loss: actions
teatings clalins or demande in respect of
any insufliciency or iniperreetiou’ or detic:
fency of title. or in. respect of. any. incum-
brances burdens or outstanding rights :
[10.] To farni b and provide deposits and

ROSSLAND

OPERA HOUSE

WEEK OGT. 16-22.

Engagement Extraordinary,
THE

R. E. FRENCH
TRE CO’Y.!2

‘oire, Spening with
.

Tn re;

“THE. GOLDEN GIANT.”

opuly
Seats Rolls vig S Store,
ye Ss

The managtement guarantces that

thoroughl:
1

the housd. will be
4

Rossland Golden Gate Mining and Explor-
ation Company, Limited.
NF ICE ts hereta
the ‘Mountal
8s gz creek, isnow vie abot a
all pean litigation Having bee tere, gompany
H

sland, October.
. S: WALLACE, President.

1o-ryat Thomas Past, Sectetary.

required fn relstion to any
tender or ape ication for any contract, con-
cession, decree enactment property . or
privilege or in relution to. the carrying out
Eran: cont

ment:

[11.] Generally to” carry on-and transact
every Kind of guarantee ‘business and in-
demnity business, und to undertake obli-
gati ery kind and: description; and
aiso to ndertake and ‘execute trusts of
ull kinds :
]12.| ‘To receive: moneys securities and

Application for Liquor License.

man tice is hereby giyen that we will anply

tthe next sitting of the board'o license

joners for a license to sell liquors

seretalt on the premises known as the old

Bank of Montreal building on Columbia
avenue in the city of Rossland.

Curnixaram & McDoxaLp
Dated this 5th day ‘of September, 1899.

Application for Liquor License;

Nove “E ts hereby given that I will apply 3 at the
Boy) sitting of the Board of License miss-
's for a license to sell. liquors’ at retall 0 on the
peeps known ast) "2 Winite House bui ullding. 0

lot 8, block 28, Columbia avenue, in the City ot
Rossland.

Jes of all Kinds on deposit. at intor-
and

est or otherwise, or-for sufe custod:
xenerally tocarry on the business of a sate
deposit company ¢

‘o lend moneys to such parties and
on such terms with or without security as
may seem expedient. and in particular to

with the

indorse
sell and deal in bills
ofexchange promissory notes drafts. bills
of lading coupons Warrants. and other

Faw accep

buy sell wat dealin bullion specie and

[14.] To berrow and take in‘ loan “on any
terms and sonditions Bes y sum orsums of
ppey Kingdom, of Great.

In any -pattnpLtive

the: obj
of Bn: ouler: ATU TA) 1
pame of the’ Com C ate eed car-
iple . manner,

each of the said aioearephe. “Gutined the
objects of a separate, Mistinet aud” inde-.
pendent company.

Given under m;
at Vic!
this [1th day of:September, one thousat
éizbt hundred, she pinsty noe,

(.

hand. and‘seal of

‘Rastatrar of of okie Wo zi Gompanicn

sigged. eing applicants, for yc the
ie
pi Riountain Erect wail ilway

tween which itis Sropesea | fo. iin ha a "ianwa
gndl the general route of stich tramway, are as fol-

ows

UTE 1. Starting at a/point on Union avenii
in the city of Rossl wd, aver near the Imereatiog
U Union avenue and Spoks ane street, the

f, thence northerly along AV: Washin ton
Stfget to the limits of the sald city of Rosslan
Re z: (Alternatively, the..same. “route a
0 the intersection of Coluinbia ave
nue and Xvashingion: street and then continuing
on. Columbia _aven terly
thence iartherly 0
hue, thence v
ington stre hes Or
street to the Himits of the sald

OUTE 3.. Conti inuing o
from the sid Timits of the city of
and southwesterly around the authors lope
Hed mountain, rherce wrenterly. and naeapetes
around-the southern, slo} p3 0. K.
iountaius, anderdssing Wecord creek, thence
scutiwesteniy ‘along the east slope of Sophi
ntain, thence Westerly crossing the summi
i Sor ‘mountain ator near the point of crossing
of 8 mountain by the yada Iney‘trail then
Southwe-terly along the Neca slope Ais
mountain to the Velvet mine, thence westerly to
joint on main Sheep creek. the entire distance
irom the limits, ot the city of Rossland to this
Polnt being twelve miles more 1
ed at Neison, eri
ber, A. Dy 1899. Gsise

T. J, AN,
WOAH DONALD,

WINNIPEG:

jew, 2 7M

abro
}, for enabling” this e

operations
and keep 8 colonisl or foreiue register

. Daniel Dickinson. .;

: DICKINSON '&ORDE"* :
f ‘tock. Brokers... Stocks bought and.|,

. Wallace Block, Columbia‘aye. Teli:

‘aoa
ictorin,” ery ince of British’ ‘calimbi,
et

Pugesesires

LEADS

‘Over 40,000 Shares Sold on the Local
: Board.

ADAY'S BIG BUSINESS

How the Various Stocks Stood at the Olose of

the Rossland. Hxchange this. Morning—
Great Activity Provailed in All Leading.
‘Stocks.

Winnipeg led in the stock sales
today withthe result that over 4o,-
20 shates:changed hands at 29c
to.goc. Total sules on the Ross-
land stock exchange today amoun-
ted to 76,500 shares.

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Athabasca:

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White Bea:

Waterloo...

Wiumpeg

+ _Bossland Saltese...
“4. Today's ‘sales -on.-.the. Rossland
xchange were: King; 1000, 500;
3c, 1000, 2434c, 1000, 25¢;, Rath-
‘mullen, 500, 8é, :50c0, 8%, * 1500,
Bs Jim Blaine, 1000, 1500, 1000,
‘500, 32% . Waterloo, 1000, 11¢;
Okasogan,. 2006). 133403. ‘Winnipeg;
3800,. 29346, 1000,., 29346C)... 2500,
"5000, 10,000; 5000, 7500,. 5000;
330c; Flag Hill, 2006,.2500;.5¢;:Peo-
iia Mines, 300b,-134c, $000, 1343"
Deer ‘Park, ‘2000, 4% c}' Virginia,
‘52% 8Kci Ra b! Cariboo, 1000,

‘Rstablished May, 1806: x
“THE REDDIN- JACKSON co.,
wire 0
“MINING aD INVESTMENT
" s+ BROKERSS, -— 5
Agents for Paris Bell Addition-to Rossisnd.

1 Tespiert the conservatives differ? ‘ftom

47{c; Boundary Creek M. & M.,
500, 6c, Total, 76,500 shares, “J
Toronto Sales,

. Toronto, Oct. . 14, . —[Spectat}—
Morning sales on the Toronto
‘Exchange today were: Winnipeg,
500, 500, 1000, 29c; Noble Five,
1500, §00, 1000, 23}4c, 500, 2334;
Deer Trail, 500, 500, 21c, 1000,
1000, 21 4c; Evening Star, 500, 8c,
1000, 8Y%c; Gold Quartz, 1000,
1000, *.§00, -434¢, 500, 4%4c; 500,
4%c; White Bear, 2000, 3 4c, 500,
500, 2000, 334c.

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.amanly, straightforward
way to outline a policy distinctly
conservative and in accord with the
t_ne-honored traditions of the party.
While 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
the var 5 i

and the dominion as well.

In this

jtladiberals. . The latter adjast: their
{platforms to vatcti votes, (Reve

every‘liberal of prominence in ‘Cap. |
ada preached free trade, but today |
these, sare lil erals haye metamore,)

‘erament was elected ona: free'trade
where stands it”
Te is engaged in carrying out the
‘policy inaugurated by the conserva-
live party,jand incidentally provid-
ing offices for a ravenous™ horde of
‘office seekers, Every office;and job
in the gift of-the governments 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-

of as d by the
appointments in British Columbia.
—Nelson Economist. a

The first . decisive victory of any
Canadian. product ..in the., English
market. was..that. scored by our
cheese?.. Then followed the victory
of.Canadian-bacom not so brilliant
tas that: of Canadian cheese, but
nevertheless a victory. ow Cana-
dian’ biiter has its innings. © This
prod ct"has at last’ found’ faver

eg. British:
| years, ago -Canada- exported 10,990
cwvt: of butter-'to- Great’. Britain.
THis. iricreased:to'15;700 last year,
-while ‘up to-the end of. Augustof this

"Walter L, Orde

sold on the closest margins.

fret. No. 61; -Rosaland, B..C..

CHARLES DANGERFIELD,,
STOCK BROKER,

0, 90

Gable address Bedford MéNell’s ;
iW intenan® Co9es {Giouehs.

'THos. S., GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES

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

Gable address“ ot

year. ourexports of butter.to Great
Britain amounted to” 60,900 cwt.; or
F j000,000 pounds: The pros-
t pect” for Canadian. butter: js»even,

‘cheese and: bacon: ‘The: cansump-
tion. .of ‘the, first-enamed product: is
.very:much . larger than that of the
other .two. {Thousands “more of
dairyman can’ find ‘profitable oceu-
pation in.Canada in:, producing bit-
ter for.the English | market.—Kami-
loops Sentin

- BUSINESS CARDS.

De. A. MILLOY,
DENTIST.
‘Rooms: Stone block, gvér Bank of Toronto

of the p yt]

low? | ~

ers got the best offices, - regardless |.

Two,

brighter than that for Canadian Me

White ‘Labor and Clean

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

Dress Sood’

at the same reduction.

Fable Linen

at remarkable Bargains.

Sa

I am clearing out this line in
order to confine the busi-
ness to Millinery. and
Ladies’ Furnishings.

Mrs. Keard °

ALL MEN ARE FOND OF
GooD MEALS:
: ThE

Hotel,..Russell

is admittedly the: BEST TABLE IN
ROSSLAND,

Table Board; $7 ver week. ©

Tower & McKercher....... .. Propiidtére

Rolt & Grogan,

Represeming the following

FIRE INSURANCE

we Companies:

Catedonian,

imperial.

CHASE! & ‘SANBORN’S
: Te 7

© Coffee, and
Salada Tea,

SPOKANE S$TREET....,

The Best: Wines, .

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DRY GOODS

COMPANY, LIMITED.

INPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FINE...
Dry Goods, Silks, Clothing and
House Furnishing Goods.

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ry
Ladies’ Jackets, .

Ladies’ Cldth Jackets, 22'tnches long; made
from‘extra-fine quality Kerséy Cfoths. ‘Ta
Tans, Blacks, Greons-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.

_@ . s
‘Tailor-Made Suits
Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits; made. of..fine
imported Covert Cloth, Venetians, Serges,
etc.,-in double-breasted. tight-fitting suits,
$i5, 16.50, 18, 20,'22.50, and.$e5:a suit.

Separate Skirts.
In‘Serges;' Venetians, Crepons, ‘etc., ela-

borately trimmed with braids; and ‘satin
folds, etc:, $7.50; -10, ‘11 and $12.50,

LADIES’.

‘Separate Skirts,

$2, 2.75% 3:50; 4 00, arid ‘$5;
LADIES’. -

Wool Wrappers:

3 : B58 to 8)5pi't {Cashmeres, Mixtures, etc.

Che

M. Weiter. ~*

C. M: WEELER
“MS COMPANYS.”

PLUMBING AND HEATING

: Télephone.27.. |. :

No. 30, west side, Spokane Street

+ ? Roésland,. B.C,

te) ROSSLAND | *

Patronize those who spend
their money at home with
~ you, and thereby help
~ your own and your city’s
InterestS.... 6.500 seeeee

ee

 @SWork=D

RNZST KENNEDY & CO.,
MINES. AND STOCKS,

“2714 Columbia Ave. Rossland, B. C.

‘Telephone AG.
A. 3. MACKENZIE & CO.

MINING BROKERS.
Columbia Ave, © Rossland, B. C.

P.O. Box 2€9

Cable address: ‘Betovi.’ — Telephone 79
BFErON & OVINGTON.
" STOCK BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
Imptrial ‘Block. Rossland. B. C.

Cable addres-, “Plewman, Solent ”
Tel. 82. P.O, Box

RicHarp PLEWMAN,

STOCK BROKER,
British Columbia Mining Properties for sale.

FW. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,
In Custom House building.
Also New xork Life Lusurance Agency.-

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

‘*Wabbington Street, Rossland, B, C.
——

Nicely Furnished Rooms
First-Class Bar.

Railroad’ and Miners Time Shieokes
cashed, free of charge.

Harry McIntosh - - Proprietor.

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

The most stylish turnouts—sad-

(Kootenay Hotel.

a Washingion street. Rossland, 3.0. |”

s6a896

_ FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
LUNCH, 35 CENTS.

Any style OYSTERS a Specialty.
GAME in Season.

sb08e8

Miss K. Swanson, Prot

‘Le Roi Livery, Feed
 & Sale Stables.

JOHN F. LINDBURG .

+ PROPRIETOR

Electric Laundry)

.
Silks...

The popularity of Sill, both Black: atid
Colored,-continues’ to’ increase rather’.that
diminish, We placed large import orders
before the recent heavy advance in, Silks,
and will offer exceptional value: kk
Silks and Satins.

24-inch heavy rich Satin; $1} and” nage

24-inch. Satin . Duchess; : all: pure’: Sills,
$1.25 and 1.50,

34-inch Satin Merves, $1.50 and-1. 75.

25-inch: Peat de Sole; and rem ‘Sole,
$1.50. ‘

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Men’s Clothing and =
Furnishings: f

Men's ‘Tweed Sui heavy: a
‘fancy mixed Tweeds;, ink edith “good? Ital- te
* jan cloth; Sizes 36 to 42, $8, and' 7:50. a: +

reer’

Men’s Blue. Cheviot, double-brested s sack
suits, $10:00,

Men's: stylish- Scotch ‘Tweed-:-Suits:: in
Checks, Plaids and. solid colors, -in single-
and double-breasted sack suits, $12. +5) 15.00
16.50 and-18.00.

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

Men's Pants, $r.50;- 2.50 3:00, 3 50, 4:00
and.5,00. ..:,..

Boys’ Knee Pants, 75¢, and’goc. -

Boys:..Syits, $4, 4.50, 6.00 and'7i50

Hats and Caps ©
" Men's-browsi and black Rederaty, $2.50
and_.3.00.. 3
Men's. Stiff-Hats,, $3 and 4.00.
Men’s Crush Hats, $2.50 and ‘3.50,
Men's Caps, soc, ‘75¢, and $1.

Shoes
Men's Lace Shoes, $2, 2.50 and 3.50.
Men's Box Calf Shoes, $3 50; 4:00,:4\50
and’ 5.00.

Men’s Congress Horsehide Shoes, - $3. 50
and 4,00.

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Silk & Dress Goods
- 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.

Priesttey’s Silk Warp Henrietta, Sra
and 1.50. -

Priestley’s Poplins, $1, 1.25, and 1. 50.

Priestley’s Novelty Suitings, soc, 75¢ and

$1.00. >
Priestley's Serges. 50c, 75¢ 85¢ and $1.

Colored Dress Goods
46-inch Homespun Serges, 35¢-
46-inch Melton Cloth, goc.
54-inch Costume Suitings, shrunk, $1.25.
§4-inch haan Broadcloths, $1.25, 1.50

Underwear
Men’s Wool+Fleeced Underwear; $1:00:
Men's Scotch Wool Underwear, 750, $1,
1.50, 2.00, 2.25) 2.50). 3-00,, 4.00 and. 4.50.

Gloves
Men's Heavy Working’Gloves, soc, 75c.
Men's Heavy Buckskin # Gloves, Sr, 1.25

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Heavy Transferring:
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

dle horses, ccupes_or gurneys—at
Montana stables,

New Bank of Montreal buildin

ES
Commercial Alley, *Phone No. 39.

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COMPANY g LIMITED...

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