ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 25, 1899.

GttEEtSELECEL EL LES

WAS A LIVELY DAY

otal Dealings on the Stock Exchange
"Reached 92,500 Shares,

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER ‘25, 1899.

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.| & next anniversary of his mutch! i hemi
i Gity Bakery,

LOOKING victory.
WILLIAM K. ESLING, :
24 WASHINGTON ST., HAS

Tue Ovpest DatLy iN THE INTERIOR. INTERESTED!
XMAS CAKE,

PUBLISHED DAILY HXODPT SUNDAY.
made now. Also a few pounds make Sept. rst,

OFFICR: BASEMENT POSTOPFICE BLOCK. *
THL. 98. P.0. BOX 538,
Order now apd! have a Well-seasoned cake for
your Xmas dint cake'and pastry
a made of best material, ‘and the prices hee

THE ANGELUS

LOCALS.

An Almost Marvelous First-class d ki

Musical Instrument.

For those who enjoy music these
days, and lack the talent or knowl-
edge of execution,. the genius has
certainly come as near providing: a
substitute in the Angelus-as can be
hoped for. Almost any innovation
may be looked for, but when one
(hears the Angelus in the store of H.
S. Wallace, his conviction is that
the perfection of the end sought is
little less than marvelous.

In itself the Angelus resembles
an ordinary aeolian, but by placing
it against any piano-a_ series of
hammers respond to the pumping
action of the feet and strike the
keys. So perfectly can the expres-
sion and action be, regulated that
one can hardly realize that it is not

ofa

5 t Eagle’
AS LONDON SEES US. at Eagle's

THE WHITE HOUSE TRADING COMPANY.
‘  dimnbaeah elias acces "alga panes ai

“NOTHING

in Making a Long
Job of It...

93:9999399:392333332CCECEE CECE CEREECEED”

Fine footwear, rubbers and over-
Ten years ago the ground where shoes at Lalonde’s.
the city of Rossland stands had not
a house upon it, not even a trail
across it, nor even a location notice
within many miles of the spot, says
the British Columbia Review, of

<| London. Today the mines are giv-
nition.

ing employment to nearly 1500 men
The Racon reaches the people. ig employ: O rly 15

Zg and in lieu of what was formerly a
ag me a ineser- upexpiored and ial
Z =I

wilderness, the place simply throbs
‘with life and energy. _We mention Accoustant.
Insurance

this as an instance—a striking onc,
it is true—of what i i ii ee

it is true—of whatis going on in] 414 Mining Agent and
Auctioneer. |

The Russel hotel is first-class in
every respect,, Table is not ex-
celled in Rossland. :

BULNORIPTION RATES;
Daily, per month by ual
Daily, hulf yeur by ‘mail
Daily. p
Daily, per year, fore’
Subscriptions i Orarlably in advance,

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

. We are. receiving: new. goods: daily.
A shipment of.

je Blankets, )
Comforters,
Overalls and

Everythi G Vy
pba Wend no work fo ve done

GIANT IS STEADY AT 106

Advertising rates te be made known upon

You fool yourse If if you think to
get better goods though you pay
so much more than at the Rossland
Auction house.

‘Weakness in I, X, L. Sends That Stock Down
to 160 and 16 1-20—Okanogan in Demand
at Prices Around 100—Some Sale for Katie
D, Green.

ececeece!

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1899. The Bon Ton coffee and oyster

parlors, open evenings. >», .

TO ADVERTISERS,
— ‘British Columbia. at the’ present],
The ore ship of the

Rossland camp now average 5000
tons a week; within the next few

Giant is a shade weaker than'yes-
terday, but out of 42,500 shares ;re-

Rossland’s leading confectioners,
the Bon Ton. Oyster parlors in
connection.. A choice line of cut
flowers always on hand.

ECEEEEEI3333325¢.

New reading matter makes your ur interest. Ne have
. , : fine statl
‘ advertisement attractive. We will Teta Sattonery toa
gladly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10a. m.

some beauti-
we ‘

Us

£O...0.

Manager Rossland Opera House.
atiow the BEST, bit yet —_—_

THE TIDE HAS TURNED.

The London correspondents‘ of
some American newspapers repre-
sent the British people as writhing
with humiliation at the spectacle of
British territory in Natal overrun by’
The only peoplewho suffer
these torments are those jingoes
who howl for war whenever Great

Boers.

Britain becomes engaged in contro-
versy with another power,

fer temporary defeat.
tive souls are to be pitied for hav-
ing to endure such acute’ pain,’ but:

they are not the.British people; they
are the extremists, who become un-
duly elated at victory, unduly cast

down by defeat.
The great mass of the British
people are cool and determined.

and
howl with pain when her forces suf-
Their sensi-.

because our Paper atuch

shapes, tlte 4/4 sala tus ft §
secu sa “aa :

‘HS. WALLACE.

months;probably by March, 1900,
the output will probably reach 6000
tons weekly—$6,000,000' per. an-
numh.* What this means for the
whole province can be readily pre-
~['ceived; What it means for the whole
"Dominion of Canada can also be

siege of Ladysmith. - The tidé’ of
victory: has turned in favor of Gréat
Britain, and her forces. will not rest
until-Soltith’ Africa is all British;
united in as strong a federation as
Canada is and Australia will be.

BEFOULING THEIR IDOL..

Admiral : Dewey has . already
learned by: experience that greatness
invites attacks from the social scav-
engers who' make it their business to
befoul with, mud the image of any
man who has been set on <a - pedes-
tal for popular worship. “One of

They have for years wii d with

impatience the wrongs inflicted on’
in the
Transvaal, they have counted the
cost of righting these wrongs, they‘

their fellow-countrymen

have resolved to pay it, and gritting
their teeth, have resclved to win.

They know that the Boers are of

their own race and are as doughty
fighters as themselves, and that
mdny precious live! and much
money will be the price of victory.
The extent of their preparations

and the large force they have put

in the field prove this, and the man
who says that they are disconcerted
by finding themselves confronted‘by
a foe worthy of their steel blinds his
eyes to plain facts.

It is plain to any man who has
studied the course of events that
the Boers precipitated the war in
the hope of sweeping before them
the inferior British forces and pn-
couraging the Dutch people of fhe
British colonies to make common
cause with them before reinforce-
ments arrived to turn the tide. The
British realized this and were pre-
pared for temporary defeat, confi-
dent that, when all their forces
reached the scene of action, victory
would be theirs. They knew that
the Boers were as well armed, had
equal artillery and were splendid
marksmen. Yet the very first en-
gagements were brilliant successes
to, British arms and it was no dis-
grace that General White fell back
to Ladysmith before vastly superior
numbers. The reverse at Nichol-
son’s Nek was due solely to the cus-
sedness of the American mules in
stampeding with the ammunition
and the British soldiers, surrounded
and outnumbered, and having noth-
ing to fight with, laid down their
arms. This was a misfortune, no
disgrace. The armored train fight
near .Estcourt sustained the best
traditions of British prowess and,
though a defeat, had no d

‘the admiral’s first acts on settling
‘down at. home was to marry a}
woman who,though of mature years,
wasverymuch hisjunior. Immediately
some ‘newspap:rs' began casting’
slursion him for. choosing an’ ‘old
woman” for her. wealth. He had
‘no. séoner transferred to her . the
house in the city of Washington,
which’ was the gift of a grateful na-
tion, than a.chorus of protests went
up from:his small-souled detractors.
‘fhey even went so far as to insinu-
ate that‘the transfer was made in
order to place the property beyond
the feach’of an Indiana widow to
‘whom the admiral had pledged his
‘faith before'he went to Asia to find
greatness. . The admiral maintained
a dignified’ silence, but his. wife
made an effective answer to the
charges of greed preferred -against
her, by deeding the house to her
stepson béfore the ink had had time
to dry’ on-her husband's deed to
‘her.

Admiral ‘Dewey’s assailants have
forgotten ‘a ‘few simple. truths in the
choice ‘of their weapons.’ The re-
cipieat’of‘a gift is usually free to
dispose'of it as he please: ‘While
the donor may not approve ‘of its
dispdsal; itis extrem “bad taste to
say so; in fact, such criticism would
‘take away all the grace ‘of the gift.
Another hatter in’ which a man
is supposed to be'free is the ‘choice
ofa wife, and his public character
does not diminish this freedom. If
the choice proves ‘a wise one, the |
admiral ‘will be the happy- gainer,
and thereat his ‘rillions of adimirers
will rejoice; ‘if it prove unwise, the
only sufferers will be the admiral
and ‘his wife. The critics, not hav-
ing been consulted, will .be called
on to bear no share of the blame. .
The‘ present ‘generation has seen
no nobler character than that of
Admiral Dewey, and, this He has
proved as much in the face of pop-

recognized, for active mining devel-
opment accompanied by tangible re-
sults is an important industrial fac-
‘tor for a’ whole country.
The change produced in British
Columbia is’ only a shaft from a
rainbow which has spread the en-
tire length aod breadth of Canada.
‘The rise of Rossland, if only’ dated
from 1895, ,is contemporaneous
with a beginning of-the wonderful
prosperity now affecting the whole
country, and~since the eyes ot in-
vestors throughout Europe, to say
nothing of thése in America, have
been opened to the vast possibilities
before Canada, we may reasonably
hope that this advanced plane is to
be permanent.
Canada’s future is indeed in good
hands while her public men at home
and in England lose no opportunity
of extolling her resources and of
studying. the best means of promo-
ting inter-colonial trade. But, as
we have said, the situation is of al<
most new. growth, and a. glance
backward, say ten years, would
show an altogether different aspect,
We prefer to look forward to the
day when British capital will flow
‘fas freely towards Canada. as hitherto
it has gone in‘ other directions.

Montana; phone 6.

‘The best - saddle horses at the|'

AGENT:
Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada.
The Canada Accident
Assurance Co., mi
(Accident, Liablilty and Plate Glass.)

Rolt & Groga ney
» Mines, Stocks’ an

Insurance,
Representing the following

FIRE INSURANCE):

Companies:

Caledonian, Lancashire,

Connecticut of Hartford,
Imperial.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.
, Heavy Gini

First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

STABLES:
Commerciat Alley, Phone No. 89.

P.O. Box 16.

Jumpers

We are filling our stock up as rapidly as possible
by telegraph and express...
Our present stock of CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, OUTING FLANNELS and all ‘lines
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods are exceptional’ value.

hand*¢

The ‘Arlington ae
THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL.
<2" Headquarters for Commer-

cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms.
UNEXCELLED TABLE. : Joun Haverty, , Proprietor,

P. ‘BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS -
Nelso: Sandon, Revelstoke, .
Grand’ Forks, and Vancouver. 5

Rossland, Greenwood,

RETAIL | MARKETS

A. G. Creelman, George Beam

P.O. Box 315.
CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS &

BUILDERS.

Estimates fnrnished on all hinds of work.
Jobbing-promptly attended to

Office and nd stop: Commercial court,

lhambra hotel.
ROSSLAND, B.O.

@mL. SENEY <9
Boots and Shoes
Made to order. Repairs neatly done.

Firat avenue. two doors from Washington
a Rossland, B. C.

GRAND UNION|_

GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.

BUY YOUR

WOOD

EAST. END WOOD. YARD.

Dry Seasoned Washiugton Fir
and Tamarac.

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

ROSSLAND
Electric. tricLaundry

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

White Labor and Clean
eq WorkaD

re-
sults,

The results of the war so far have.
been more favorable to the British
than was expected.

The Boers have been held at bay
by inferior forces at Ladysmith,
Kimberly and Mafeking and have
been forced to raid for supplies in
order to mantain the siege of the
first-named place. They have not
by any means swept all before them;
they have abandoned the passes of
Orange river before the advance of
Lord Methuen’s relieving column,
and have been driven back by him
in a brillignt engagement at Bel-
mont. Any day may bring news of

a decisive battle by which General
Clery has rolled back the Boer ar-
mies from Natal to the passes of

‘@righter for the mud which has been

ular and i detrac-
tion as in the day of battle. Not
only was he calm, cool and | daring
!when he won that ‘‘victory without
a flaw,” but his head was not turned
by a series of ovations which have
not becn surpassed since the tri-
umphs of the Caesars. Most of all
has he been great when slandef in-
vaded his hearth, for he answered
with a dignified silence while his
wife made an all-sufficient answer
by a single act. Yet he must have
been more than human if his heart
did not, boil with indignation.

Dewey’s character shines the

flung and failed to stick. This fact
has been ‘ realized by the people of
Chicago, who ‘have answered the
attacks on him by renewing their
invitation to celebrate with him the

the Drakensberg and raised the

P. O. Box 147.
Morrison & Bryenton,

Wholesale and

GROCERS

Booth’s Select Oysters re-
celved every week,

*Phone 45 and 454°

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY
Neatly ee

from $2.50 to
First-Ciass Bar
"in connection.

No, 58. 22 Columbia Avenue,
Four doors east of post ofce,

GRAND HOTEL.
SPOKANE STREET. -
The Best Wines,
Liquors .and Cigars.

LO ots in the Original Townsite

Rossland, Trail, Nelson;~ Ymir, , Kaglo,,.. Sandon, New
Denver, - Silverton, ‘Cascade.City; 7Grand Forks,
_ Greenwood,. - Phoenix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke

Ferguson, and Vancouver.
——

William Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch.

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT, :

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

‘All Cidsses of Repairs and Construction Work Utidertaken.

Ore Cars, Wheels arid Axles, Buckets, Fans, Shafting, Hangers dnd Pullers. Pipe work
specialty. Noriey Pumps kept in stock. ‘Agents for’ ‘Wm: Hamilto! ito

3 Malls, Concentrators, Etc.

‘whird Avénue,, Ro: BP. 0.:Box 198.

QUICK WORK |<
Red Star es & Transfer ©

Baggage’ delivered.

‘EB SELL aQuoD; “DRY;- SEASONED WOOD.

W.
Office: Washington 8t., opposite Bank of Montreal... J.We Hartline, Mer.

7

ROSS THOMPSO

" T have the following t iblocks i in -the, (following companies for sale:
Eureka Consolid oH Evening Star,
-Silverine, R-E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka; ‘North:Star and: ‘ZilaM

Reddin. Jack Co., jand, B. ©

Matthews, Bros., Prop’s.

K oetenay..

oD
First-Class B Businéss Lunch |
-35 Cents.- q
Oysters ig any ‘Styles ° ac Specialty.
Game in Season.
: . er0eu, on
Private Boxes for Fat-"'
ilies:and Parties.

Miss K.

: Hotel——ay 8

Katie D. Green G. M.

and D. Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY, ‘

‘Property situated on North Fork Salmon
‘River, Erie’ District, B-C.

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.

Fifty thousand’shares of the ‘Company’ 's Treasury Stock is now
offered to the public at

‘7 1-2 Cents per Share,.

and can-be hadéon application to
bia A

127 E. Columbia Ave. B.C.

Cc. M. Weller. A. S. Hunden.

C. M. WELLER

& COMPANY.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Telephone 27. “
No. 30, west side, Spokane Street.
Rossland, B. C.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Nicely Furnished Rabi’

, _ GEORGE H. GREEN,

Sec-Treasurer.
LPAI LO PRGA ALI

Rossland, B.C. .

Btreet,

First-Ctass Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time Chock
cashed, free of charge. me

HOUGHTON’S.

ROH ANGE & AUCTION MART

One. Large Family

Only a few of. those Large Albums left.
Nothing cheap

Bible. © Get our prices on Gent's ‘Furnishiugs.
but the price.

; HOUGHTON’S “EXCHANGE a ‘AUCTION MART.

hariy’ McIntosh --- -

Proprietor.

Cur. R. ‘BLOCK, WASHINGTON: STREET.

change today were 92,500 shares.

goo went at one The demand
continues heavy, and is. a. surprise
to the brokers, for the stock .seems
to have inspired. confidence among
small speculators to aa unusual de-
gree.

Virginia is a little stiffer, and 1,-
500 ded 6v—an .ad of
20% on yesterday’s price... “There is
a good market for Okanogan around
1o@10%¢. Sales today aggrega-
ted 12,000 shares,

There is a steady market for
White Bear at 3 1-2c and 25,000
shares were _ purchased this -mor-
ning. A. movement: looking: to-the
control of the company is evidently
under way.

I. X. L. is weaker; and 5500
brought 15@16 1-2c. . Katie D.
Green, anew-stock which is coming
to the front rapidly, was sold at
7 1-2¢,

Total. sales recorded . on. the ex-

Hossland Sales.

Today’s sales on: ‘the Rossland,
exchange -were: I, X. L., 5000,
163%4c, 500, 15¢; Okanogan, 5000,
2000, 103%4C, 2000, 1000, 10C, 2000,
toc; White Bear, 20,000, 5000,
3%c; Virginia, 1500, 6c; Morrison,
500, 12C; Winnipeg, 1000, 3IC,
2000, 3034C5 Giant, 2000, 4000,
$000, 934c, 2000, 934¢,' 2000, 5000,
8%; ~3000,2:2 11, 500, 3 -10C;' 54000;°
3300, -10c, §00, -1034c; Evening
Star, 1500, 834c; Katie .D. «Green,
1000, .7¥4c; total sales, 92,500

shares. _
ASKED BID

Athabasca... 38

Baltimore.

randon &

aril
Gantdae Gold wields
row’s Nest Pass Coal .
Dardanelles

®

AK

BB RE oB&we o8-

Men $ shirts and underwear. still

i selling at.less than factory cost at
Logan’s bankrupt sale, next door
to the Crescent.

pitas ee
‘Turkey Raffie Tonight.
Charles Ehlers of the St. Charles
hotel has nine ‘handsome turkeys
which he will ‘raffle tonight and to-
morrow night. There will be 12
chances on each turkey at 25 cents
a ticket.

pica cranes es
First-class dressmaking at Eagle’s

© XK. Finally Solds

The final papers. transferring

the O. K. to the Old National bank
of Spokane were sigaed today by
The id

- ation is about $50,000, which cov-
ers the indebtedness of the

* The principal claimant was the Old
National bank itself, with a charge

former.
ment of music, from the latest pop-
ular. street air to the most pleasing
operatic selection.
worth one’s time to look at the
Angelus, 1f only as a revelation of
what skill and. genius has accom-

Tablets. —

4 | noon.

the natural touch of a_skilled per-
There is an endless assort-

It is certainly

plished.

‘Ko Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromine Quinine
All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c. -E,
W. Grove's signature is on each
box.

Eirst-class dressmaking at Eagle's

NEWS. IN, BRIEF, <

Senor Buencamino, a member” ae
Aguinaldo’s cabinet,-has -been cap-
tured. at San.;Fabian and taken to
Manila.

The - Arrowhead & Kootenay
Railway company will ask tle Do-
minion parliament for a grant on
the .completion of its line before
the end of 1905. be ee
Ten’ United States.
breeding’ associations

.live. stock
are uniting | 6,

al fat stock dnd breeders’ exposition
at Chicago next fall.

The first instance of a legal exe-
cution in South Carolina: for: crimi-
nal assault‘has occurred at Darling-
ton... The victims were Edward
Lacky and Thomas: Mitchell.

. The first shipment of ore from
Greenwood by rail has been made
by the Boundary M. &'M. company
to the Trail smelter. It consists of
two carloads of. high-grade rock
and is the second ~ shipment from
that mine.

Going-to:the depot? --Phone -6,

Montana stables, for ai gurney.

and propose to hold an_internation- |

Dyeing, pressing, cleaning and
repairing: of men’s and women’s
garments at Washington Street
Cleaning and Dyeing company.

Men's Fedora hats, $3 and $4
grades, now $1.50 and $2, at Lo-
gan’s’ bankrupt sale, next door to
the Crescent. *.

Transfer of Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that at the rext
sitting of the ‘board of license commission-
ers for the city of Rossland, an application
juade fore transfer of the Ticense
now held ector herson, for the
Bodega hotel, sitnated on lot 20, block
city of Rossland, t to Eli Lavalley.
Dated this 28d day of Setaber, “s209.
a Hcroz MoPHEEsoN,

. uf
2 Eu L LAVALLEY.

Transter of Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given that at the next
sitting of the Board of License Commis-
stoners for the city of Rossland, an
cation will be made for a transfer o!
. Manuan, for the

Rallwa addition, to D,
Dated this 230 day of Oéioher: 1

nc. Mobaneny,

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Act and

to
Amending Acts. Rae
by that S, A. Hart pan of s~
NOTICE, ‘ashereby t phat S.A Har
eed he ae ce ay Say of of
is

nishlags pas, sy. feed ers ath oe

t ae
ce cla
affidavit or 5:

Pidebted to tl

ith.

2 notice, 2. here; ven that after the sald
er ruber A. D. 1899, the tru: otee will
ef Res bu te the : ‘assets. among the Ne parti

tit ed thereto; having regard | only fo claims ‘of
which he shall then haye no!
theeting of the ayers af the sald SA:
lartm: 1) be hel wa ‘at the Taw offices of M:
donalae Clace Col ia avenue, Rossland, 8
aa ey ot Oe oan,
our
Be reine Reatiandl, Bs G,. this 14th day of Octo-

Mas NALD
CN ADS fer the trustee.

2

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given): ‘that a
meeting of the creditors :of :James
Wesley Lougheed. will, b@held at
the office of W. J. Whiteside,-Esq.,
solicitor, Ritchie: block, ;Columbia
avenue, Rossland, B. c., on Satur

OLASSIFIED.

| doertisements inserted jot the
Advertiserente wider Wend Lol hen for
fess than One Sint, Six insertions, $1.00.

TAILORING.

oO. SAVARD. Eashionatle cerca Tailor,
imported and do-

day, ‘the rth day of N
the hour of 4 o'clock in the after-

Dated at Rossland, -B..C., the
23rd day of October, .1899. °

aries ods in Rossland. Noe but first-class
labor: employed. Prices moderate, Columbia
avenue, Rossland.

WATCH REPAIRING.

Epwarp BAILuE, A

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. ‘

Pursuant to the creaitora ‘Trust Deeds Act

oe and-Amending Acts.
. Notice‘ishereby given that James
Wesley Lougheed, heretofore trad-
ing under the firm name of W. J
Lougheed & Co. asa tailor of.the city
of Rossland; B.C.,has by-deed dated
the 2oth day of October, | 1899, as-
Z| signed all his personal estate,credits
and effects which may be seized and
sold under execution, and all his
real estate, to Edward Baillie of the

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

f SITUATIONS AND HELD.

‘GERMAN GIRL desires situation at light
k. Apply at Hotel K
WANTED=Posifion as bookkeeper by steady.
married man. First-class references. . Apply. H.
J., Recorp office., eee 1115-6

WANTED:TO TRADE.

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

Address Stock, Recorp Office.

said city of Rossland ‘in
trust for the benefit of his oie

AUCTIONEER’

The said. deed was
the said James Wesley Lougheed!
and the said Edward Baillie on the
zoth day of October, 1899. All
persons having claims against the

GENTS’ FURNISHINGS at a sacrifice. Get
our prices. Aution’sales conducted. Get terms.
Houghton’s Sale Rooms, C. P. R. bloce, George
Houghton Autioneer and Manager.

MISCELLANEOUS,

aid James Wesley L heed. aré
pane on or before the : 2oth day

of December, 1899, to send to the
trustees full particulars of the same
duly verified, together. with the par-
ticulars of the security (if any) held
by them. Notice is hereby further

December, 1899, the trustee will
proceed to distribute the proceeds
of the trust estate amongst the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which he has
received notice, and that he will not
be liable for the proceeds of the
trust estate or any part thereof so
distributed to any person of whose
claim he has snot had. notice at the

f the distribution.
Hi eed at Rossland, B. C., the

given that after the said 2oth day of |:

“GENTLEMAN wanis nicely furnished room in
private family, Address A. B., Recorp office.

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

“FOR SALE. ‘

FOR SALE—

ONE ACRE,

facing on Erincess 3 street, with three-roomed
House, furnished, fo

$550.

E. N, OUIMETTE & C!
Real Estate

day of October, 1889.
aa Ep’ SWARD BAILLIE, Assignee.

°f $30,000 for money advanced.

IT WILL PAY US BETTER TO. .LOSE A LITTLE
HEAVIER AND GET THROUGH MORE QUICKLY.

_ STARTING MONDAY

we will commence a Sale when prices ae these
will predominate:

Long Slickers
NOW cae cectenee

Oil Hatss2.:..4...
NOW See cess cee oeeses

Men’s Working: Shirts,....

“Boss-0f the Road Overalls, °
Noonsocket Tip Boots
leather. soles, now... $7. 50

Crpubber soles, now... -D 4.90

Men's 4-ply Linen Collars, now
“two for .. see 2B

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Just want to say that we have some very fine grades i in this, and if you want to

spend $1.00 to'$5.00, you will get just about double value,
as we have cut these deep.

MEN'S. SUITS.

Some very fine TWEED sults left yet. These were the highest-priced ‘ones,
but our time is short’and we sell them for-LESS than we

paid for them—for instance: ‘
Suits for $6 Suits for $8:

Suits for $7

«.....that were sold for DOUBLE......

BOYS’ SUITS.

“We have.a lot of Boys’. Suits—25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 3 2,34 and 35 inch breast
coats. These go on Salé Monday at prices
put away, if not required for im

BOYS” OVE.RCOATS.

Be sure and see the Boys’ Overcoats.

Some for $2.06 Others for $3.50.

+++ +s-These are VERY CHEAP

A WORD TO THE LADIES!

You know what you have been paying for goods bpught here before.
CHEAP, were they not? Well, starting MONDAY, we will
give GREATER BARGAINS than ever:

COME AND SEE US:MONDAY.

There wil Lee some GRAND OPPORTUNITIES:, OFFERED YOU TO SAVE
EY. No old shop-worn goods; no auction trash, but all good
reliable goods at VFRY mas PRICES.

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