THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1899.

himself in real hatred for anything
smaller than a giant. Rhodes’ one
ideal, around which all other ideals
centred, was a vast United States
of South Africa. His dream was
a compact federated nation ‘ like
the United States of America. He
stood first and above all things for
tne right of the governed to a voice
in the government. No taxation
without representation! No rule
of an oligarchical ring! are cries
with which he has made South
Africa ring until they culminated in
the d ds for
which made Oom Paul throw down
the gauntlet. How thoroughly he
is i d with Americau ideas he

repr

‘TO ADVERTISEHS.

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

THE FINANCIAL EFFECT.

Not the least important question
in connection with the war now
waging is the probable effect on the
mining interests in the Transvaal,
which in one sense are those of the
world at large, and upon the
money market of England, which is
also a matter of prime concern to
every nation.

There are mines in the Transvaal
other than those of the Uitwater-
sand range, but they need not be
taken into consideration at the
present time, since it is the over-
whelming value and importance of
the Rand mines that has given to
the Transvaal republic its impor-
taice in the estimation of the world
at large. According to the Mon-
treal Herald, the value of the ore
in sight in the Uitwatersand mines
is $6,250,000,000. This is six
times the amount of the production
of the state of California between
1849 and 1893. The estimate of
tho value is made by the most com-
petent mining men in the world,
and is based upon the probable
length of 50 miles of reef, five feet

: thick, working at an inclined depth
of one mile, and yielding the aver-
of 3,500,000 tons, which have been
milled since 1895. Gigantic as this
estimate seems, it appears least ir-
rational to those best acquainted
with the resources of the field. The
total yield from the Rand mines to
date is about 16,000,000 ounces of
gold. The actual number of white
miners employed on the Rand is
now nearly 12,000, and of Kaffirs,
about 55,000.

THE MAN KRUGER HATES.

Perhaps Oom Paul Kruger
knows, and perhaps he does not,
just how much his personal hatred

is constantly showing in his utter-
ance, private and public. When

tiently:

“Why don't they go and read
theconstitution of the United States
instead of speculating on this and
doubting about that? There is no
speculation or doubt about it.
Home rule is not an experiment. It
has been worked out and solved in
the United States for more than a
hundred years.”

Another time, commenting on the
villification that was being poured | rs
in the English papers on South Ags
rican’ ambitions and on him per-
sonally, he said:

“That is the sort of talk that. led
to Bunker Hill. Iam loyal. The
Cape-is loyal. But continued: in-
alienate the most loyal. If Enge | or
United States of South Africa is
notan ill-sounding name,” .

The eastern markets have been
ransacked and everything in the
way-of canted meat bought up for
the British army. There is alsoa
large demand for hay and oats, as
well as hores and mules, caused by
English purchases. With the uni-
versal demand for forage for the
American army in the Philippines,
the farmers of the United States

than ever before, .in Spite of the of
the absence of Joe Leiter from the
wheat pit. All kinds of farm pro-
duce and live ‘stock bring better
prices than ever before, and the de-
mand bids tair‘largely to exceed the
supply.

Hon. F. Carter Cotton it seems
ought to be given credit for his per-
in looking after his p 1
tences. It is but a few weeks since
he visited Rossland and here he is
again. It’s strange what a fascina-
tion the various parts of the prov-
ince hold for political aspirants as
an election approaches.

for Cecil Rhodes infl d him
when he flung his impossible ulti-
matum in England’s face and prac-
tically declaired for war just when
all things seemed making hopefully
for peace. Whenaman as strong
as Oom Paul hates he does it with
an intensity which, even more than
he suspects, may bend awry the
usual even, true lines of his judge-
ment and leads him to acts his
natural, cold wisdom would not
endorse.

“That murderer,” is Oom Paul’s
gentlest word in speaking of
Rhodes, when, indeed, he can so
far overcome his loathing for the
man as to refer to him at all.
Next to religious fervor, the pre-
dominating sentiment in Oom
Paul's mind is hatred for this grand
Englishman who towers as a Colos-
sus amoung his countrymen in
South Africa, just as Oom Paul
himself towers a masterspirit
among the Boers there. They are
two giant figures in the world in
these closing months ot the century
—giants locked now in the death
grapple in which either one or the
other must go down with a crash
never to rise again. One of the
first acts of the Boer campaign was
to put a price on Cecil Rhodes’
head; about the first concerted
strategic move was against the
place where he was entrenched.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT:

Pursuant fe em the Creditors Trust Deeds Act
and Amending Acts.

Notice ishereby given that James
Wesley Lougheed, heretofore trad-
ing under the firm name of .W. J.
Lougheed & Co.as a tailor of thecity
of Rossland, B.C.,has by deed dated
the 2oth day of October, 1899, as-
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
said city of Rossland, accountant in
trust for the benefit of his creditors.

The said deed was d by

on in England he exclaimed impa- | cited,

justice and misrepresentation ‘will a

land interferes with us—well, ‘the “this

should be more prosperous this year | #

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 27, 1899,

BY:LAW:

A BY-LAW of the corporation ore ie city of Ross:
land, to raise by way of debent the sum
mirchase and ee Mand for ‘a me

CLASSIFIED.

BUSINESS CARDS.

fs under this heod inseried at the
Adoertie Ont Cent a Word. Noth for

fess We Hans 28 cents, Six insertions, ee

he pi and im;
jars Vand ceutetery iE deemed
se ‘of di rea the gum, of
Ss090 Te) Tith day of Dece 1924
ith interest in the meantime je payable: seaulyat at ave

9282,000 and
said ‘Gebenture debt, is 000.
‘Whereas. the amount of ¢ fe wi whole r9 rateable land
ed real property, a to the last
nt rol

and Improved
revised 8 $i
had whereas, for the ‘payinent "3 aa deben-

jund and 4 cw
i Veer the sum of $387.15 by a i gpecial rate in cach

year.
and v whereas, for the purpose of raising the said
carly sum of a Wa ‘an equal special rate on the

a will be ri
vane whe jereas, Chis ir law shall not be altered or
ied ‘xcept ie he consent of the leutenand
governor in cow
Now therefore. the ‘mayor and. council of he
city of Fecaslans pad ry a meeting assemb!

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

REMOVAL—the Sparta fruit and

DF. 4. MILLoy,

DENTIST.

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

ery store has removed from the Postoffice building
to Columbia avenue, opposite C.P.R. telegraph
office. ArgLLo & CALESTRO, Proprietors.

U.S. Consular Agent fohn 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.

as follow:
Kor the ts
land jas pes rnd ee senutery ey ie seatl io lawful tot
the mayor of the said city of Rosslat 0 raise b:
way of loan, from

the home rule agitation was going | urero! t

CHEAP READING—AIl the latest novels at

¥ | the Rossland Bazaar. We exchange any book in
: | our library for five cents. Washlngton street and
ie First avenue.

TAILORING.

At shall be lawful for the mayor to cause
nunsber of debentures to be mi
in the whole the sum of $5000,
money not less than ‘$100
expressed ins

ble in. twenty-
orb ter

eneae
Fate o!
Shorea f.
id. interest st shall Hl be payable vonu saat on the

‘he salt
th day of pecans year, at
ae face where said fi gebeut ures are payable

(eee the me due.
"fresum of sa shall be be ralsed annually for the
Rayment oft ‘ofthe interest on the amount of

luring the currency st the ght

0. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-

ot.) mestic goods In Rossland. None but first-class
‘| labor Employed. Prices moderate. Columbia

avenue, Rossland.

PRESSING AND DYEING.

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

F. WwW. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,
In Custom House building.
Also New xork Life Iusurauce Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, 8.0.
n

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

FISH, OYSTERS, AND
GAME.

Street, d, B.C.

OVEKCOATS—Just received S00, bought from
a fire sale; worth from $15 to $35. Your choice at
$8, at the Rossland Auction House.

WATCH REDAIRING.

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

{SITUATIONS AND HELD.

WANTED—Minersto know that they can get

| the best overalls and jumpers, riveted, worth
i | 81 00, at only 6oc at the Rossland Auction House.

“WANTED TO TRADE.

Read ihe eecond time ‘October r

Ba
See ne Sr ne ccsor athe ea

1899.

NOTICE.
‘Take notice that the abovels a true copy of the
roposed bi tox? ‘upon which the vote of the rouni-
Bpany will be taken at. the following places in the

cit: iy past ni
cI ee aRelIy ge Busch’s store, Columbia
avent

coe Lat Edward Baillie's office, Columbia
av

Ware INI a the City, Oftces Columbia avenue.

of November, 1899, be-

tween NhEtouerl Sorclock. 2 ane 4 crelock

Ww. Fae EEN,
To-26-10t City Clerk,

Notice to Water

WANTED TO TEADE—Mining stock
in Crown (ranted Yiur properties, for a
Rossland: Residence lot.

Address Broce, Recorp Office.

< _ AUCTIONEER.

ALBUMS! ALBUMS! Must be sold at sacri-
fice. Callinand examine goods before sale by
auction. Will sell private as they must go.
Houghton’s Exchange and Auction Mart, North
‘Washington street, in C. P. R. hotel block.

- MISCELLANEOUS.

M. W. SIMPSON, News, Stationery, Tobacco-,
Lending Library, Latest Novels, Office Supplies,
Ete. Columbia avenue.

Notice is hereby given that aul water rents (with

OSE city peter)

zoth of each m rwise water will be turned
off until paid with tern tienal sunt of so" coms
respectively for turning off and turning same on

ee above to take effect on and aiter Nov. rth,
Signed.

H.W. gFBLLg)
Works Supt,
By order of Fire, Water and Taast Commaiteees

Tenders tor Firemen’s Uniforms,

ere wil. te received Py, the City Clerk. ad-
Chairman of the Fire, Water and

jai ire All
rs can be Ohtalned from the Chief ot the
ent. Samples of cloth mus
company each tender.

‘The, lowest or any’ tender pot pecessacily ac

cepted. ‘Wn. McQugen,

City Clerks
‘o> ' October 13, we

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OS —————————

NOTICE.

City Hall.

—

LOST—Last night, red alligator skin - pocket-
book, between Catholic church and Nickle Plate
flat. Contains $107 in cash and two notes, one for
$32 and other for $24, and scveral receipts. Finder
will be suitably rewaried by leaving at REcoRrD.

WANTED—Tosell the best pure wool hea.y

socks, sold elsewhere at 35¢, tor only 1234c at the
Russland Auction House.

FOR RENT.

FOK RENT—Seven-room house on Victoria
avenue with bath and all modern improvements,
Full particulars at J. B. Johnson & Co's office.

TO RENT—Four suites of living rooms of three
rooms each, in brick building. Enquire of Eber
©. Smith, torest

TO RENT — Unfurnished house, tive
rooms, plastered, large basement, city
water. Apply, M. W. Simpson’s store, Co-
lambia avenue.

FOR SALE.

Re-Nickel plate

v & Hi fAMIETON,
Solicitors for the British America
Limited.

to-20-15t Corporation,

NOTICE.

Application for Transferof Liquor Li-
conse.
Nant depot ven, that after the lapse ot
tltty days irom the date of this notice, appll-
Il be made tothe Board of License
falsioners Or other proper office
nissions to

fated this goth tao ‘Ot Sona Fi
Mike Mureny,

FOR SALE CHEAP —s00 teet of 34-inch steel
cable, nearly new, also a mining car. Address
Henry Boble, Rosstand.
FOR SALE—To be sold asa Pa concern,
the California bakery, also arestaurant outfit with
stock in trade, One set of good harness and
wagon. Witttam Leino, Trail, B.C.
FOR SALE—Fine square piano, in good condi-
tion. Will se} for $125 cash or $150 on time. Ad-
dress F, M. H,, Rucorn office, .
FOR SALE—A 7 horse-power Pelton
water wheel, sheap. Address, A. B., Rro-
ORD Office.

GRAND UNION

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY

Neatly Furnished

First-Class Bar
in connection.

No. 58. - 22°C Avenue.
Four doors east of post office.

ANADIAN
PACIFIC.

-AND—— Ny

‘SOO LINE.

The direct route from

KOOTENAY COUNTRY,

to all points

EAST AND WEST.

First-class Sleepers on all trains on alltrains fi Revelsto!
eoners on. autres from evelstoke

TOURIST CARS
Medi 5 . 5
pee chs Sas am et a Sage

eerSame cus ‘pass Keveit  enalnoteg ‘one day earlier,

CONNECTIONS:
Al

Ho ex, Sunda} ROSSLAND.-

Sey RORSLAND. oes any ane
"Morning ta tiie aad boa Rabon
sera ae ey a

; om
Friday for all points in”...

THE BOUNDARY
COUNTRY.

Evening train for and from Robson, Nel-
gon main line and points north, Gnd from
Kaslo, Sandon and Slocan palats [except

Shy messieiaee
BOUNDARY COUNTRY.
Hours, ROSSLAND TO
ELSON..

For rates aad fall internation; & sadrese the
rest Local a

A.B. Mackenzie, city, ‘Ticket Agt.
land.

FQR SALE—A four-room house with
farniture and equity in lot, $1,000, Best of
location,

_—_——

FOR RENT.

the said James Wesley Lougheed
and the said Edward Baillie on the
2oth day of October, 1899. All
persons having claims against the
said James Wesley Lougheed are
required on or before the 20th 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
given that after the said 2oth day of
December, 1899, the trustee will
proceed to distribute the proceeds
of the trust estate amongst the par-
ties entitled thereto, having regard | wi
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 not had notice at the
time of the distribution.

Dated at Rossland, B. C., the
23rd day of October, 1889.

Epwarp BaILuig, Assignee.

It naturally would be a good
deal of a man who could make
hatred for himself the one over-
hadowi ion of cha so
broad and full of force as that of
Kruger. It is impossible to think
the Transvaal leader indulging

Transfer of Liquor License.

Notice is, is Hered ven, that at the t
the Boa ae re caren te rtke

ing vacates i sia 4D, Rossland Bee
feet, 10
wii itiam BE ilusbasd. oe De Rosstands B. Cu
this 28th day of September, 1855,
Ry aH, UeDANDE

Transfer of Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that at the next
sitting of the Board: of License Commis-
sioners for the city ol Rossland an applica-

Hon) will be mad a transfer of the Li-

situated on a portion ne 28 an
block E, Railway sadition poe cit:
Roseland, to Henry Breen and T. W.

Dated this 20th day of October, 1899.
AT CUNNINGHAM,
3 H. McDowsu.

Transfer of Liquor License.

Noticeis hereby giyen that at th
sitting of tue board of license _commission-
ea or the cit of Rossiand, an application

pees or . transfer of the dicense

jock 41,

eee oe on,
Evi Lavaucer,*

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the creditors of James
Wesley Lougheed will be held at
the office of W. J. Whiteside, Esq.,”
solicitor, Ritchie block, Columbia
avenue, Rossland, B. C., on Satur-
day, the 11th day*of November, at
the hour of 4 io’clock in the after-
noon.

Dated at Rossland, B. C., the
2grd day of October, 1899.

Epwarp BAILutg, Assignee.

Pi house, $25.00,
Five-room house with bath, $25.
Five-room house, $8.
Fonur-room house, $9,
E.N. OUIMEITE & CO.,
Insurance, Real Estate and Mining Brokers

Is the number of the

,RECORD
PHONE.

Let us figure on your
Job Printing

THE FAST LINE

TO ALL POINTS.

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 tokets to a to all pointe in inthe United
anadi
Steamshi docets' to all parts of the Id,
Ticket tsto China and 5a an via Tacoma
and Northern Pasifi iio reamship Co.

Trains depart from Spokane as follows:
No. 1 Westbound, at 9:55 p.m., daily.
No. 2 Eastbound, at 7:20 a.m.,. daily.

For farther information’ time, cards, ma)
and Hoxets, apply { to agents of the

E. W. Ruff, Agt. R. M. Ry.,
Rossland, B. C,
J. W. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wn.
A.D. CHARLTON,
Ass’t. Gen. Pass. Agt., Portland, Ure.

ps

prereeeeeces,

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Artistic Printing

combined

.with

Moderate Prices,

appeals....to .... the

Business....... man.

This department

of the ‘Evening

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Record’ has the
Most ‘Completely
office

Equipped...

perior.

anegy- at
ad

Quick .

Spsecarst é
Postoffice
Bulldins.

Neat Execution.

Me, cave

€SESEGEECEEC'

-Rathmullen, 650, 8c} Virginia, 500,

. ercise, and. practice with the Morris

KING SELLS AT 29

thirty Day Calls Oommanded 33 1-2
This Morning.

SALES 66,200 SHARES

Katie D. Green Commanded 71-2 Conts—
Flag Hill on the Active List—Oommanded
5 Cents This Morning—White Bear Up s
Little.

King today made a jump to 29¢,
and 30-day calls ‘for 3334c brought
cash payments of 4c. Total sales
were 66,200 shares, ’

Roseland Sales.

Today’s sales on the Rossland
exchange were: ‘Rambler-Cariboo,
2000, 5834C3 King, 1500, 1000,
5000, 28c, 30 day option, 5000, 29¢,
jo day call, 5000, 33}4c, $12.50
down; Peoria Mines, 1000, 2c;

THC 530% 8c; Waterloo, 5000,
1334c; Rebecca, 1000, 4%; -Deer
Park, 500; 4¢3 Katie K. Green,250,
2500, 734c3 I. X. L., 1000, 14%4c5
Jumbo, 500, 24¢5 Flag Hill, 5000,
5c; Okanogan, 5000, 123%4c; White
Bear, 1500, 4c; Jim Blaine, 2000,

35¢, 60 day calls, - 5000, 47¢ $10
down, §000, 47¢, $12.50 down,

reach South Africa we are sure to,"

was the emphatic reply of Colonel
| Otter.

Patience, long sick to death, is

To him bore witness given of Blake

She stood,

With women and with li

Lack utterance now for loathing.

Defy the truth whose witness now

, To scourge these dogs, agape
Algernon Charles Swinbarne,in London Times.

for letters in the Rossland postoffice
for week ending October 28:
Benn, Mrs L

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 47 1899.

A Swinburne Poem.

The Transvaal, Oct. 9, 1899.

dead. Too long

Have sloth and doubt and treason
bidden us be

What Cromwell’s England was
not, when the sea

All my old friends and othets are invited
to

Bar supplied with Fie BEST brands of
Liquors and Gigars.

give me a call.
ELI LAVALLEY, Proprietor.

how strong

a commonweal that
brooked no wrong

From foes less vile than men like
wolves set free

Whose war is waged where none
may fight or flee—

Pumpkin and Mince Pies.
Christmas Fruit Cake, and

Speech and song

Scarce we hear

Bread, at tho

City BAKERY.

24 Washington Streot.

Foul tongues that black
dishonored name
With prayers turned curses and
with praise found shame

God’s

draws near

with jaws afoam,
Down out Of life... Strike, Eng-
land, and strike home.

Advertised Lotter List.
Following is the list of uncalled

McMahon, L
O'Rourke, Wm

5000, 47¢, $15 down; total sales,
66,200 shares.

Athnbasca ..
Aree
Brandon & Gi

J

Clethers, W J
Colenaty, CA
Drew, W H
Eddy, Andrew
Fleming, W F
Hogan, Jas
Holly, Thos

Koski, J L
Lee, Edmund
Maki, Jaakob
McGlyon, MS

at the Recorp office.

In refined private family for boy *
years of age employed during day.
Apply at once, REcoRD office.

Of the Knights of Pythias and Fraternal

rae ofa

1926-3t . Retin ng J Secretary,’

Nap
Reed, Thos B
Richards, Miss J
Roy, Simon

Soudeman, J.J
Sherrod, Rev S W
Sprague, Dr W E

UNDERWEAR.
w HOSIERY

“OF THE .

Finest

Quality
AT

Moderate
Prices.

MRS. fIBARD.

Stanley, F J
Stevenson, Heary
Sullivan, J
Witter, Henry
Young, JA

‘ock, Miss L

Cash paid for clean cotton rags

Board Wanted. .

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Order of Eagles Ser Ltd.
of the stocl
ie, the gieite

rar it Business,

W. H. FALDING,

Accountant,
Insurance
and Mining Agent and
Auctioneer.

Manager Rossland Opera House.

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

ALL MEN ARE FOND OF
GOOD MEALS.

—THE—

Hotel...Russell

the BEST TABLE 1N

WILL KEEP THEM AT woRK

THE REDDIN- JACKSON co.,

Established May, 1895.

Aimrves wiamiuiry.
“MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS.

Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Canadian Contingent Will Be Drilled
on Board Ship.

Toronto, Friday.—While on ship-
board it is evident that the volun-
teers of ‘the Canadian contingent
will have plenty of work to occupy
their time. Colonel Otter said:
“We will drill the men during the
voyage -to South Africa, giving
them manual firing and physical ex-

\itubes,. They will also be disciplined
and taught economy, such as how
to pack their things together and
scrub out their quarters. On board
the ship you may be sure everything
will go like clockwork, and the men
will be drilled in all exercises ex-
cept the moving about in bodies.”

“Judging by the recruits you
picked out here you seem to prefer
short men?” was remarked to Colo-
nel Otter.

“Yes,” was the reply, “I do. Of
course, we do not refuse tall men,
where they are physically strong
and able,but men of medium height,
if they are deep chested, are able to
stand the work better.”

“From your reports, how is re-
cruiting going on at other points?”

“It is slow at Ottawa, Montreal
and Halifax, and something the
same is reported from London. Of

course, there are lots of men offer-
ing, but it is a case of obtaining the
best. However, if anywhere the
units are not all filled, we can easily
fill them from here.”

“Do you anticipate that the Can-
adian contingent will see any active
service?”

“If the war is going on whea we

a
Daniel Dickinson.

‘Walter L. Orde

DICKINSON & ORDE
Stock Brokers. Stocks bought and
sold on the closest margins.

Tel. No. 61. Rossland, B. O.

CHARLES DANGERFIELD,
sTOCK BROKER, :

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

‘Bedford McNeill’s
Cable sddrese in Codes {Giougus.

‘THos. S..GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES

MINING AGENT.
Columbia Avenue. Bossland, B, C.

Cable address “‘Nugeets.” Telephone 44

JRRNEST KENNEDY & CO.,
7 MINES AND STOCKS.

21% Columbia Ave. Rossland, B. 0.

Telephone A8. P.O. Box 268

A B. MACKENZIE & CO.
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MINING BROKERS.

Columbia Ave, Rossland, B. O.

ROSSLAND,
Table Board, $7 per week.

‘Tower & McKercher...... . .. Proprietors

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Washington Street, Rossland, B, G
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Nicely Furnished Rooms

First-Class Bar.

Railroad : and Miners Time Checks
hed, free of charge.

Harry. Mcintosh - - Proprietor.

A. G. Creelman. George Beams
P.O. Box 315.

CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS & |%§-

BUILDERS.

tes farnished on all hinds of work.
Eotimel obbIng promptly attended to

d sho Commercial court,
Once an Tear A hanibra, hotel.

HOSSLAND, B, 0.

CHASE & SANBORN'S
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Coffee, and
; Salada Tea,

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

Cable address: “Betovi.'” T i)

BEETON & OVINGTON.
STOCK BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS.

Imperial Block. Rossland, B. U.
Cable agdrege, “Hlepman, Rossland.”
RICHARD PLEWMAN,

STOCK BROKER,
British Columbia Mining Propertics for sale.
New Bank of Montreal building.

TURF EXCHANGE. |g,

Under new management,
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FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM.
NEAT anp CLEAN BED-
ROOMS.
Bar Supplied with the Finest.

Giye us a call.

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Dry Goods, Silk

Dress Goods

We are showing a Special line of DRESS
TWEEDS, in browns and Greens, 42
inch goods, at 35c.
BLACK and NAVY SERGES, ‘50, 60, 75)
$1 and $1.25 per yard.

ag MIXED COVERTS, 56-in, $1.50 per yard,

FANCY DRESS _TWEEDS; very suitable
for Skirts, $1.50 per yard. -

Black Dress Goots

Here you will find a range equal to
the city stores.

PRIESTLEY’S SERGES, 50, 60, 75, $1,
and 1.25 per yard.

PRIESTLEY’S HENRIETTAS, 50, 60, 75;
$1 per yard,

eg PRIESTLEY’S SILK WRAP HENRIET-

TAS, $1.25 and 1.50 per yard.

PRIESTLEY'S BLACK CREPON DRESS
PATTERNS, at $10,00,:12.00, 15.00,
18,50 and 25.00.

Silks
Our Silk department is replete

with every. shade imaginable.

TAFFETAS, all colors, 75, 85,
and $1 per yard.

JAPAN SILKS.—Just placed in
stock, a range of colors to be
found only here. They are
wide widths, at soc per yard;
imported direct.

*% Black Silks and
Satins.

BLACK SATINS, $1.00, 1.25»
1.50, 2 00 and 2.25 per yards

BLACK SILKS, in Peau d’Soie,
at $1.25 and 1.50 per yard,

FAILLES, at $1.25 per yard.
TRY-ME SOIE, at $1.75 a yard.

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(Coats

At $5.00, 7-00, 7-5% 8.00, 8.50, 9.00,
and $11.00.

we Ladies’ Tailor-made
Suits

COVERT and VENETIAN, tailor modes,

oy $10.00, 12.50, 15-00, 18 00, 20.00, 22.50
and $25.00.

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.
“gy ~ Kid Gloves
ALBERTINE, in black, modes, and colors,
at $1.25.
DERBYS’, in tans, blacks and colors $1.25.
ALONETTE, in black, colors and creams,
$1.75.
ESTELLE, (Suedes), in tans, greys and
modes, at $1.75-

10.00

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BP. Je SLAVIN. -eeee eee «PROPRIETOR.

DRY GOODS

COMPANY, LIMITED.

INPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FINE-

House Furnishing Goods. —

Ladies’ Jackets,
1-4 off this: week.

FRIEZE JACKETS, $8.00, 8.50, 10.00, 11:00, 12.00,
and 12.50.

BEAVERS, $6.00. 7.

BROADCLOTH COATS, $15.00. Capes, $6.50.
Capes, $10.00.

GOLF CAPES, $10.00 and $15.00.
TRY-ME SOME, at Srgayart If CO’

a4 Ladies’ Rain-Proof
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s, Clothing and

Blankets.
Eiderdown Quilts

An immense range of these’ gobds
woee ce ffOMe see e ee

GREY BLANKETS, $3.00 ‘and 4.50.
WHITE BLANKETS, $4.50, 5.00; 6.00..

BROWN, RED and GREEN (Hudson Bay)
BLANKETS, at $8 and 10.00. .

EIDERDOWN QUILTS, $1.25, 2.00, te
3-00, 4.00, 6.00 and $12. C0.

In this department, we. are. also showing
PIGEOWS: SOFA-CUSHIONS; etc. :

Feather Boas

At $1.00, 1.25, 1-75» 2-50)°3-50) , 4.00, ;
6.40 each, thearet

and

SPECIAL. SALE,

For one week we. propose’ giving the
above discount on any Jacket in the store.

They are.all this season’s goods.....-.-

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. 8.00, 8.50, 10.00, 12.50 and
6.50.

Ready-to-wear
Skirts
EG Look at this range ot prices. 4

SERGE SKIRTS, $4.00'and 4.50.

FANCY-TRIMMED SERGE SKIRTS, at
$7.50 and 10.00.

PLAID.CAMEL HAIR SKIRTS, $7.50:
CREPON SKIRTS, $8.50 and 11.00.
FIGURED SILK SKIRTS, $18.50.

Silk and Wool Shirt
_ Waists

SILK WAISTS, at $5.00, 5: 50, 6.50, 8.50
g.00 and $9.50.

FLANNELETTE and. WOOL WAISTS, at
$1.50, 2.00, 3-00, 3-50, and 4.00.

VELVET WAISTS, at $6.00.

DRY GOODS

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