THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
Tue Otpgst DAILy. 1N THE INTERIOR.

PUBLISHED DAILY BXOHPT SUNDAY.

ovpica: pasmunnr PosTOFFICE BLOCK.
L. 98. FP, 0. BOX $38.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD,’ NOVEMBER 10 1899.

INTERESTED!
MOOKING |

331.
COMPANIES ACT, 1697.

“ot the Rm
Monday Mi

incorporation of
Limited.”

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Dally, per month by mail.
Bally at half year by mail
aily,
Daily. per year, foreign.
Subscriptions invariably in advance.

Advertising rates weal be made known upo!
application.

The Rucone reaches the people.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1899.

TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your
We will
gladly change your ‘tad” every issue
if copy is presented before ‘10 a. m.

advertisement attractive.

WE
are re glad we have caught your eyes,
CATCH
our interest. We have some beauti-
ul, fine stationery to show
You
The same old beauty In one way, for we
ALWAYS

thes the BEST, but yet anew r beauty

MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

ecause our paper—mich of it

t ae
shapes. tints and 5. Let us fit
Siritings desk willeths proper

Capital, $1,250,000.
HEREBY CERTIFY that “The Mon-
hI beon re-

e.:‘Companies’ Act, I
ited Cora ay pr a tapitalor one Hilltion
two bundred ai ity dollars di-

CLASSIFIED.

dvertisements under this head inserted: at the
Ate af One Cont a Word. Nothing taken for
fess than a5 cents. Six insertions, 1.00.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

REMOVAL—the Sparta fruit and_confection-
ery store has removed from the Postoffice building
to Columbia avenue, opposite U.P.R. telegraph
office. A1ELLO & CALESTRO, Proprietors.

ited into. one tito two iundred. ‘aud
fifty thousand shures of one dollar eac!
ihe registered otlice of the Cummpany will
be situate in the Gity of Rossland, British
Columbia.
The tune of the ‘existence ofthe Company
is fifty yea rs.
‘The objects for which the Company has
been estublixhed a
x) ‘To pu uretase the * “Monday” Mineral
Claim, situate near the City of Rossland, in
tue seus) Creek Muy iv aviation of West
Kootenay District; an

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.

tease, bond, explore. jncate or otherwise
acquire and prospect, work, Operate, exer
erse, deyelop, deal in, bold und tur to uc-
count any mineral claims, mineral lauds,
mies, propertie:,and any real estate in the
Province of Britisu Columbia or elsewherc,
aud to puy for the same either 11 money or
fully pa d-up shares of the Company, or
partly iu muney and partly in such shares,
or to ell, lease, or other ss dispose ot the
sunie, or Fany of thet

take on least it
hire or otherwise acquire uny isa or

AND DYEING.

Steam Dyeing and cleaning, clothing pressed
and repaired on short notice. Work for tourists a
specialty. Washington Street Steam Cleaning
and Dyeing Co.

OVEKCOATS—Just received 500, bought from
a fire sale; worth from $15 tu $35. Your choice at
38, at the Rossland Auction House.

WATCH REPAIRING.

re
sonul pruperty, and any rights or tees
which the Company may think Recoueser
for the purposes of ite business:

ic) ‘Yo raise, crush, wiv, get, | quarry,.
smelt, calcine, reine, dreas,

FINE Watch Repairing at modeiate charges.
A line of splendid time pieces. A. ZnmERMAN,
Jeweler, opposite, Windsor Hotel

The rate payers and
the Rossland ity g

H. S. WALLACE,

will regret to learn that his \
Mayor Goodeve, has decided

ahd prepare for market ore,
metal and minera netatatioes of ail ‘kinds,
whether the propert; fhe Company or
not, in British Caluabin, and to carry on
any metallurgical operationy which. may

again enter the field as a candidate
Personal
interests have suffered through the

for mayoralty honors.

fact that he has given the affairs o!

the city that time which could have
been used to advantage in advanc-
ing his own business, and he feels
that he has, to the best of his abil-
ity, discharged the trust which the
people at the last election imposed
The Recorp feels that
it is voicing the sentiment of the
people in the assertion that the chief
executive and the members of the
municipal board have done their
duty, and have done it in a manner
esteem

upon him.

that has won the respect,
and fid of the
It can,only be hoped'that their su:

cesscrs, whoever they may be, will
accomplish as much for the’ ad-
vancement of the city’s welfare, and
close their term of office with equal

satisfaction to the public.

The Rossland Miner, however,

doesn’t seem to concur in this opin-
ion, and is not disposed to give the
present administration credit tor
-anything, beyond asserting that the
policy:pursued during the year has
not been in the interests of the city
and that the members have sacri-
ficed the public welfare in order to
serve their personal interests. Then
the Miner goes on with a long rig-
marole of mythical statements about
as far removed from facts as con-
sistency, or rather inconsistency,
will permit. lt kicks for the sake
of kicking, or because it has a per-
sonal grievance. But the Miner
overlooks the fact that it used what-
ever influence it’ had toward the
election to officé of the men who
have, -as it says, proven incompe-
tent to discharge a public trust.
The present mayor and, we think,
every individual member of the ad-
ministration, were strongly advo-
cated for office by the Miner. If
the Miner will refer to its files it
will see how it rejoiced over the
election of these same gentlemen
whom it now seeks to malign; it
will see that it advocated their
election to the extent of its ability,
and that it assured the people of a
clean, careful, competent and busi-
ness-like administration.
In view.of these facts, it is ex-
tremly poor taste for the Miner to

publicly display its venom because
it has a personal grievance.
ee

REAL . FIGHTING TO COME,

It was anticipated that the Boers
would achi the first
of the war in South Africa, for seve |
eral reasons. " They were numer-
ically superior to the British, they
ied all the best ge points,
and they were ready to strike,

_ When the war. broke out the
great bulk of the British army was
in England or on the sea in trans-
ports,.and there was only a “thin
red line” on the Transvaal frontiers.

1s Military experts’ at home and
abroad expected to see this line
driven back and all the British po-
sitions and many of the towns tem-

-porarily abandoned to the Boers.
It was a serious question whether
Kimberley could be held.

“The ‘thin red line” has been

forced back, but only after desp

vantage. The British have gained
the time they wanted. The army
f} corps from England is arriving and
will soon reinforce the troops at the
front, and every day will add to the
British strength, while there can
hardly be any accession to the ranks
of the Boers, who have every. avail-
able man in service,
British operations thus far have
been entirely on the defensive, and
could not be otherwise. The ob-
vious plan was to maintain their
ground as long as possible until
Gen. Buller and his reinforcements
should arrive, when offensive oper-
ations would be begun. The war
thus far is a preliminary to the real
fighting, which will begin when the
British move forward to attack the
Boer strongholds. Then there will
be mourning in thousands of homes
in British land and Boer land.

WHAT LEYDITE IS.

Army officers in Washington, re-
ferring§ to the .protes
Boers against” the-use
say the use of powerful explosives
in shells has never been condemned
by nations. It was not even criti-
cised at the peace conference.
Leydite is a secret compound,
the invention of British officers.
It is classed with mellinite, the
French explosive, which is known
to be a picric acid d.

who lost their expected ‘initial ad-'

seem conducive tothe Company‘s objects or

ny of them, or whic! ay seem capable
ofbeing usefally or protitubly : curried .on
in: connection witn the other business of
the Company, and to sell, digpose of and
deal in any’ ore, metal and mineral sub.
stances resulting froin, or to he obtuined in
the process of smelnng, refining or manus.
facturing the Bante, and either free or in

To Construct, carry, 0!

SITUATIONS AND HELP,

WANTED —A boy about 15 years Of age, able
to read and write well. Address, In own hand-
writing, X. ¥. Z., RECORD office,
WANTED—Minersto «now that they -can get
the best: overalls and jumpers, riveted, worth
$1 00, at only 60c at the Rossland Auction House.

.WANTED TO TRADE.
WANTED TO TRADE—Mining stock

ganewn tas

HE

NEW: :W::G TORE!
shEECECEEECOGECEE

We solicit a share
of your Fall Trade

L!
‘buying your Dry Goods. We dol

HOLSTEAD

: aoe. can also ALWAYS trust
je Prices of a store that insists

Gene!
Stites iotaing, ae Furn-

& WRIGHT.

FIgST AVE. AND WASHINGTON 8. .

ald
improve, Manage, swore: Guntrel, aud super

tn, Crown Yuur fora

intend any | tral
reservoirs, water -COUFEES, bridges, aque:
duats, wharves, furnaces, saw-miilis, crush-
ing works, smelting works, concentrating
prorks bydraulic works, slectrical worker,
tories, warehouses, ats, . m1
ane works and conveniences, which ‘may.
seem directly or indirectly conducive wo
any of the objects of the Company, und to
contribute to und subsidise, or otherwise
aid and take part in such operations:.
[e] ‘To pay out of the funds of the Com- |
pan ait expenses ot oF invident- to the for-

lot.
)Address Stock, Recorp Ofiice.

AUCTIONEER,

ALBUMS! ALBUMS! Must be sold:
fice. Callin and examine goods before -ii!¢ by
auction, Wil sell private as they must go.
Houghton’s Exchange and Auction Mart, North
‘Washington street, in C. P. R.-hotel block. Fine
Family Bible for sale cheap.

acn-

mutio! ising of the
Gompady. and the Teele of: its cupital, in-
cluding brokerage aui for

MISCELLANEOUS,

obtainfag applications one or placing:
sbares, and t e cost of’ the
Company, to per inery fer any extension
of the Company’s powers:
(f] ‘fo sell the. Property and undertak-
ing of the Company, or any part thereof, at
suet time or times, in such manner, on,
terms, and for such consideration as
the Company imay think fit:
(s) qosell. iniprove, manage, ‘develop,
lease, tape: of, turn to account,or other-
wise BoA with all or any property of. -the
Company:
{h) To ‘amalgamate with or acquire: the
business and fiabilities of auy.other con)-
pacvy or compames having objects alto-
Setter: int in part similar to. those of this

Per sell and dispose ofthe Con:pany's
from time to time, and as

M. W. SIMPSON, News, Stationery, Tobaccos,
Lending Library, Latest Novels, Office Supplies,
Etc. Columbia avenue.

WANTED—To sell the best pure wool heavy

socks, sold elsewhere at 35c, lor only ‘1234c at the
‘Russland Auction House.

FOR RENT.

FOR RENT—Furnished ecight-roomed house
on Thompson avenue, third house west of Davis
street, Also piano for rent. Apply on premises..,|
11-9-6t Miss

¢ +——

Straight Cut
Cigarettes.

MANUFACTURED BY ie
B. Houde & Cotupany, Quebec
Are-Better than-the Bést.-~

WHOLESALE ‘AT

@ Crow & Morris, Roseland: 7)

FOR RENT—Three-room house, with furni-
ure. Le Rotavenue. JOHN JacksonJr,  4t

FOR SALE,
Ae RA
TEN HORSEPOWER BOILER and two
h-rse power engine, steam guage and all fittings,
forsale. Allnearly new. Inquire RECORD office.

may think ‘OF
6 ALLAINMIENL ore the above objects or
‘any of them.
liven under my hand and seal, of office
bee Victoria, Province of Britign

+.FOR SALE—A 7 horse-power Pelton

ater wheel, BieRDs: Address, A. B., Reo-
‘ORD Office.

26th day of August..one Cgioaunad
eight bundred and nie nine. og

WOOT
Reg strar of Jota Btéck Companies.

Notice to Tallors.

Leydite. has been used _ by the

mountain guns. It
bursting the 12-pound shells, and
being about six times as powerful
as gunpowder, the shells burst'into
thousands of fragments and cover a
considerable area. The sound of
bursting shells charged with leydite |
is much greater than gunp

British principally in the 12-pound, .
is used for.|

~ 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.

Application for Liquor License.

OTICE is Bere by that I will 1
N of the Beata of License coeamte

Dated this 28th dav of ae ere

shells and proves demoralizing to
the enemy’s forces,

The army ordnance. department
of America has been experimenting
for some time to secure a safe yet
high explosive, and will probably
adopt thorite, a secret compound | Ed
invented by Professor Tuttle of
Tacoma, Wash.

The English army uses incen-
diary charges in its guns of smaller
mountain batteries for the purpose
of firing villages. When the United
States recently. purchased several
mountain batteries from ‘Maxim &
Co., of England, a supply of incen-
diary shells for use in the Philip-
pines was also secured.

coRsETs, HHOSIERY AND HATS,

Having purchased the dry goods
and millinery stock of M.J. Eagles,
I have decided ' to .confine the busi-
ness ively to dr king
millinery and ladies’ furnishings.
To close out a few lines, I. am sel-
ling D.- & A. corsets that were
$1.50, $1.25 and $1, at 75, 65c
and 45c. Ladies’, misses’ and
children’s hosiery, that «were so
cents, at 20° cents. Ladies’ walk-

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

to Actand
rie ie

a
as. ne erence et

ecute
he ass! nd
Brite, the tiustes, ae atk day

sala tous
eee? by th id ice i
s having cl
Haruna are re he im a2 i aaa
December, p mid trus-
ritied by

F house, $9,
E.N. OUIMEITE & CO.,

inguranee.. Real Estate and Mining Brok
ink of Montreal building. may

‘Transter of Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that at the next
sitting of the Board of license Comniis-
sioners for the nade of Rossland, an a) pli
le as a transfer of the
. Manuan, for the
Hlorence hotel, nit hated on lot 28, -bloc kk 17,
Balivey addition, to D. OC, McCart!
this 23d day of October: tf
gpg Ae
n é McCanrtuy.

Pearse of Liquor License.

is ered riven that at the ne:
‘Board of ice is

“Dated this 20th day of October, 1 1899,
Par Tt CUNNINGHAM,
J. H. McDowsti.

sald
ee will

ears

+ Macpoxaun & Ci
Soilcitors for the trustee.

Watsor | foi ors tl

* peanster of Liquor License.
Notice is hereby

fhe. so. ‘col miner at rics pole el ai Wh
ingan rect tok lofas,, block Dy Roseland, oe Cet i

Dated this pit aay of Stptember, 1899.
i Enyarn y NARtON:

NOTICE.

Application for Transter of Liquor Li-
cense.

roma eds that after the lapse ot
Regence cate of of tht is notic ices ‘appll-

5
77.2 pian 579, in the

hh
fated this 3oth day ot ot September, 1399.
Mixa MURPHY, Licensee.

ing and sailor hats that were $2. + 50s
now go at $1.25 down to 4o cents,
C.F. -Eacies,

Col i avenue opposite: the

Stone block.

ate fighting, and the infliction of

Going to the depot? Phone 6,

severe punishment on the Boers,

Bodera hotel, situnte~ on lot 20,
ei Bat of Ross'
ted this 23d ‘day

Transter ‘of Liquor Licens e
Notice is 8 bo ean that at thes r ext

Hectoi

land, to Bit Lavalley.
‘of October, 1899. ”

Ens La

Pursuant to the Creditors’ Trust Deeds

under execution, and all her real estat
Go 'Luff of the city of Ros fctete,t Achar

the sagt ‘Maude ‘jeanetta ¥ ‘s
Rc R

Claims against thesaid Maud
Wired to furnish particular Seanad lab
led to the said Arthur.
jecem!

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

nda exe aeiensieg Acts.

sold
nite

it the sald Maud ite

lea ard the said Arthur C- Lif o Jaa

tober, 1 A ng of the.
agies me el shield ar the
lac

articula lars of the sa:

tate.

sich he shall then —
sted at Kossland this a day of October,
H.E. A. Courtney,

Montana stables, for a gurney.

zoton McPHEnson, Ds
VALLEY,

rong

o~2

All classes of Repairs aud C.
a specialty,

Third Avenue, Hossland.

Ore Cars, Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Fans, Sha(ting, Hangers and Pulters:
Northey Pamps kept in stock, ito!
Mtg. Co.’s Mills, Concentrators, Etc.

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT, a
ENGINEERS. AND MACHINISTS.

oustruction Work Undertaken.

Pipe work:
Agents for Wm. Hami

BP. 0. Box 198. j

f

OFTEN

Corse’

}

‘Not going fe handle any
less than cost.

(

more. What we have, go at
. For instance: ‘

5

$1.50 D. &
Corsets at

$1.25 D. &
Corsets at :

$1.00 D.&
Corsets at =

. 75¢.
65c.
45c.

A.

A.

that was 50 cents, now

Children’s Ladies’ and Misses’ HOSIERY, 20c

Walking and Sailor Hats;
they were $2.50; nows:::

“Solicitor for Beioaee

SI. 25 to 40c

Dr essmaki gs!
Madam Burr, of. Spokane, is‘still he I
most fashionable. coetumes: naning the

[Eagles.\

Columbia Ave., opp. Stone Block.

ete RIT Recados

%.

CHEAP SHARES IN

_ were, sold at 1034c.

ROSSLAND EVENING ‘RECORD, NOVEMBER 10 1899.

BIG BLOGKS SOLD

Stock Speculators’ Buying ~Low-Priced

Stock Today.

DEMAND

cles which have been donated for
the Sisters’ fair is a hand-painted
sofa-pillow, the work of Mr, and
Mrs. John Cassidy of the Interna-
tional theater. On a base of exqui-
site blue satin, Mr.

For the Fatr.
Among the many beautiful arti-

Cassidy has
painted a half dozen American
Beauty roses, It isa fine piece of
work. .The pillow, which will be
raffied, will be on exhibition in Al-
derman C. O. Lalonde’s shoe store.

Aotivity in Giant and
—Two Thousand Okanogans Ohanged
Hands At 101:2 Conts—Total Dealings
95,150 Shares Today.

This was another day of heavy
dealings on the. stock exchange,
and the transactions aggregated
95,150. shares. Their cash value
however was not correspondingly
high,-for most of the stock was of
the cheaper character worth from 5c
to 10c per share.

Rathmuilen was active and 16,-
ooo. shares were disposed of at
834c@834c. Giant’ was steady at
yesterday’s prices and 27,500
-shares \were handled. One block
of 10,000. White. Bears brought
334c.. Ok on is. again i
to the front, and 2000

shares

_° Mosslana Sales.

Today’s sales on the Rossland
f were: H 500,
5c; Evening Star, 50, 8c; Rathmul-
len, 2000, 1000, 1000, 1000,, 1000,
5000, 834c, g000, 83{c; Tamarac,
§00; 934, 1000, 934c; Giant, 2000,
1000, 2500, 500, §00,. 500 534C,
4000, 5 6c, :.1000, §000, 1000, 500,
Gc, 3000, 5000, 1000, 634c;_ White
Bear, 12,000, 334c; King, 3500,
28%{c, 3000,  28%c; Winnipeg, |<
g000, 31; Deer Park, 3500, 334¢3
Okanogan, 1900, 1000, 1034; Mor-
rison, 1000, 5500, 12}4c;. Giant,
2000, 1000, 534, 500, 6{c; Sheri-
dan;.5000, 5c; Jumbo, 600, 24¢;
American Eagle, 5060, 434c; total
Sales, 95,150.

Athabasca .
Baltimore.

54
Brandon: ‘& Golden Crown. 3056

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WUSINESS LOCALS.

Fine footwear, rubbers and over-
shoes at Lalonde’s.

Cash paid for clean ‘cotton rags
at the Recorp office.

The best oyster stew in town
served at the Bon Ton.

Wood for sale at C. P. R. depot.
Walter J. Robinson, deputy sheriff,

vererereneeeeress?

THT HTHTES TTT

Underwear,
Hosiery.

A full line

FOR LADIES AND
- CHILDREN.

-~
Superior Quality.

AT COST

to Close Out.

MRS, HEARD.

The Russel hotel is first-class in

every respect. Table is not ex-
celled in Rossland.

Choicest cut flowers and the fin-
est confectionery always to be had
at the Bon Ton.

The most stylish turnouts—sad
dle horses, coupes or gurneys—at
Montana stables, phone 6,

Use Throat Ease for colds, hoarse-
ness, tickling in the throat, etc.
Sold‘at Morrow’s drug store.

C. E. Heard will open up his new
tailoring parlors on Washington
street in a few days, Hold your
orders and get satisfaction.
You fool yourself if you think to
get better goods though you pay so
much more than at the Rossland
Auction House.

‘To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative: Bromine Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c.
W. Grove’s signature is on each
box.

The best saddle horses at the
Montana; phone 6.

All
Ready,

Business has started
with a buzz, at

C. E. HEARD’S

TAILORING
PARLORS,
on Washington Bt.

Nothing but the Best in
Goods, Fit, and Workman-
ship + + +

No. 15 Washington St.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Washington Street, Rossland, B, C.

Nicely Furnished Rooms
First-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners Timé Checks
hed, free of charge.

Harry McIntosh - - Proprietor.

Thea __

MANOR HOUSE

(Formerly the Highland) y
Is now being conducted
under the personal sup-
ervisionof - - - -

R. As Groves

The most popular house in Rossland

GRAND HOTEL.

SPOKANE STREET.
The Best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
lcs ha

Jack Matthews, Prop’r.

“@stablised May, i895.
OTHE ‘REDDIN- JACKSON CO.,

“qamttae LiamiLitys,
MINING AND INVESTMENT
* BROKERS.

Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Daniel Dickinson.
: DICEINSON. & ORDE

Btock Brokers. Stocks bought and

sold on the closest margins.

Tel. No. 61. Rossland, B. ©.

Walter L, Orde

ootenay..
Hotel—-~sy,

aveouD
First-Class Business Lunch

35 Cents.
Oysters in any style, a Specialty.
con in} Seasons

Private Boxes 29 for Fani-
ilies and Parties.

Miss K. _« Diapiietresa.

CHARLES DANGERFIELD,

STOCK BROKER.

‘Wallace Block, Columbia aye. Tel. No. 90

‘Bedford McNeill’s
Sabin adres, Co Codes {Gioughe.

. THos. S. GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES
MINING AGENT.
_opotambia Avenue.
‘Telephone 86.
SAS B. MACKENZIE & co.

MINING BROKERS.

Rossland, B. Cc.

P.O, Box 268

GRAND UNION

.HOTEL..

ee The ISS

Waffle Parlor.

34036 Washington St.,

MEALS in

ish
i pEST ‘Rossland,

the BEST.
——cENS

Tickets, 21 Meais, $5.00

34-36 Washington Street.

Washington Street. Under new manage
aeeeesMMCNE. 6.0.

Bar supplied with the BEST brands of

Liquors and Gigars.

All my old Blends and others are invited
give me a call.

eu intaiey, Proprietor.

BUY YOUR

WOOD

From the

EAST END WOOD YARD.

All Wood Sound and Dry.

Leave orders at Paulson Bros. Gro-
cery Store, First Ave., and Layden
& McGonigel’s, Spokane Street.

CHASE & SANBORN'S
7

Coffee, and
Salada Tea,

NONE BETTER...
O. M. Fox & Co.

GEO.-H. GREEN, P

RATES FROM $1.00 to $e.50 PER DAY

Neatly Furnished

2.60 to.
fom? First-Class Bar

in connection.

: ae aaee No. 58.

22 Colambia Avenue.

ROSSLAND
Electric Laundry

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

a .
White Labor and Clean

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COMPANY, LIMITED.

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INPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FINE

Dry Goods, Silks, Clothing and
House Furnishing Goods.

OUR FALL STOCK
is very complete, compre the Leading Novelties of the season, in French, En-

; glish; and American manufactures.

We irivite your ‘special attention to stock of CORSETS, KID GLOVES, and
HOSIERY. Never before have we shown such a range of these goods.

We have the exclusive-handling of the celebrated

Reval®® Corsets

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In shorts medium and long lengths; all colors; at $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 2-00, 2.50, 3-00) $5: 50.
. D. CORSETS: at $1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00, §.00. Odd lines of Corsets, { o}

Pewny'’s Gloves

The name is a guarantee of the genuineness of these goods. ‘We fit all our gloves,
ALBERTINES, in Modes, Colors and Blacks, at $1.25 per pair. ,
ALONETTES, i in Cream, Violets, and Blues, and’ Bloods, $1.25 per pair.

DERBYS, in Tans, Blacks, and Colors, at $1.75 per pair.

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Our range of Hosiery is.very complete.
LADIES’ CASHMERE, Ribbed and Plain; all sizes, at 35c, 50c, 65c, 75¢, and #100 Biop fe

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LADIES’ BLACK AND COLORED LISLE, Regular and Opera lengths, in Plain
Stitch, at 75¢, ence and 1.50. .
ILK HOSE c, $1.00, and 1.50 per pair.
in full line of CHILDREN? *S HOSE, in Plain and Ribbed Cashmere, and Wool, srom asc to $1 a

Notions
t placed in stock an immense range of Fancy Goods, comprising STAMPED
We have just p in Laundry Bags, Stand Covers, Pillow Shams, Table Covers, Doylies, etc.

Also Ladies’ Fancy Belts, Buckles, Purses, Card Cases, Fancy Garters, Handkerchiefs, Bas-
kets, Chatelaine Bags, Perfumes, and Soaps.

Linoleums

HEAVY LINOLEUMS, just received, two yards wide, at ....-+--seeeerececeteee .$1.00.

Rugs

FINE AMERICAN MAQUETTE RUGS AND MATS, .also Cocoa Mats, - mm all sizes and

poe Glothing

Our stock of Clothing is now complete, prices ranging from ..

urnishings

In Furnishing Goods, especially Uuderwear, we can show the Largest Line in the city.

runks, Htc

We are showing a "special line of Trunks, Valises, and Ree Bags, at Special Prices.

«$7.50 up.

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