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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 27, 1899.

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THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING,
Tie Oxpest DAIy IN THE INTERIOR,

PUBLISHED DAILY BXOEPT SUNDAY. of

OFFICE! BASEMENT POSTOFFICE BLOCK.
TEL. 98 P.O. BOX 538,

BUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Daily, per month by ail
EV init year by ‘mail
ly. De!
Daily per year.

AdvertisingTate ° will be made known apon

plication.
The Ruceno y seaches the people.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1899.

To ADVERTISE RS.

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

\ THEN AND NOW.

A new arrival who had not. vis-
ited Rossland for two years and a
half said: ‘When I last saw Ross-
land, it looked like a mining camp;
now it looks like a city.”

That describes the growth of the
city in a few words. Looking back
to the spring of 1897, we recall the
city as a great, unorganized aggre-
gation of people, without graded

' LOOKING

INTERESTED! 3.

WE
lad we" have’ caught “your eyes;

Or te
oping ‘9 CATCH
ourinterest. We have some beaut
ful, fine stationery to show
‘OU.

he ame old beauty nome wayifor we!
ALWAYS *
show the BEST, but yet.a new r beauty
because our paper—
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shanet, tats ‘and designs.+ Let as fit
yur writin,

ig desk with Hine proper
THINGS.

H. S. WALLAGE

complished.

them: . They: drew.-back . from. the
Struggle.only’ta prepare for its :re-
newal until the firm purpose was ac-

As it has .been in northern and
central ‘Africa, so will it ‘be in the

Here’sa Snape
A five-roomed house, plastered:
and nicely finished, in desirable
location. “The price is $1350, with
$350 cash, $300 in say six months,
and the balance at the rite of $10
per month. Apply at this office.

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a
meeting” of the créditors of James
Wesley: Lougheed will be held at
the office of W. Whiteside, Esq.,' |

‘| solicitor, “Ritchie ‘block, Columbia

avenue, .Rossland, B. Cc. on Satur-
day, the r1th day of November, at
thehour: of 4o’clock in the after-
noon.
Dated’ at Rossfand, B. C., the
23rd day of Octaber, 1899.
Epwarp Bale, Assignee.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT?

Durauant to the creditors Trust Deeds Act
‘and Amending Acta.
Notice ishereby given that James | ¢
Wesley Lougheed, heretofore ai
ing under-the firmname of

>| Lougheed & Co.as'a tailor of a wb

of Rossland, B.C.,has by deed dated

| the‘2zoth 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 executed by
the said James Wesley Lougheed
and the said Edward Baillie on the
zoth ‘day .of October, "189.

greesncsesseese tte
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INEW: {W:: STORE! 3

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

Blankets,

Comforters;
Overalls and
Jumpers jana

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.

HOLSTEAD & WRIG HT..8

FIRST. AVE., AND WASHINGTONST.

AARAVAATETETIOA

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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 27, 1899.

IN STRONG HANDS

New Company Will Control the Even-
ing Star in Future,

WILL INSTALL MACHINERY

Ghemberlin and * MoAulay Let Contracte—
Will Resume Shipping and rect Ma-
chinery for Deeper Lovels—All Old “took
‘Will be Taken Up.

4: George B. McAulay and C. P.
‘Chamberlin of Spokane.have come
to Rossland to take the final steps
in the Evening’Star deal and start
active-work onthe’ property.» They
will incorporate a‘new company un-
der the laws of British Columbia,
with. headquarters in Rossland

and typists. All societies are asked
to send their printed reports to Miss
Teresa F. Wilson, care Auguste
Dupuis, Esq., secretary Paris com-
mission, department of agriculture,
Ottawa.

A man or woman who: has never
touched a piano can play the most
difficult opera in less than a half
hour on the Angelus, at H. S. Wal-
lace’s store.

TIMBER ON MINEBAL COLAINE

Important Case May Bo Taken to the
Supreme Court.

Acase of interest to all claim-
owners has been before Judge
Spinks in the county court held in
Greenwood. It was an _action
brought against Lewis Fisher, of
the Phoenix sawmill, claiming dam-
ages for timber cut and taken from
‘the Wheeling mineral claim. The
case. was adjourned, the lawyers
being given one month to put in a
stated case. ate action was

They,now hold 1,250,000 of the 1,-
500,000 shares in the old pany

brought principally to. abtain an in-
eshatanahie of the mineral act in

and will give the:holders of the re-
maining: 250,000 shares ‘the option
of exchanging them for stock in the
new company or surréndering them
for cash’ on the basis of their present
value. The new company will
start with a good:treasury fund.

to, hip of timber on
inineral claims and uses~-to which
the timber can be put. | The ‘claim-
owners of the district have combin-
ed to fight. the_ lumber. combine,
and so the case will in all likelihood
‘be taken to the supreme court, and

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BLACK BEAR. HOIST 18' HERE

Connections Mado Between Winze and
Le Rei Seventh Level.

The 300-horsepower hoist for the
Black Bear has arrived on the
ground and will be set up as soon
as the excavation of a chamber in
the tunnel has been completed. The
tunnel was driven 700 feet to a con-
nection with the 350-foot level of
the Le Roi, where a winze was then
sunk 350 feet and connections made
by a dritt with the seventh Le Roi
level. A raise is being made from
the eighth Le Roi level to connect
with this winze.

The main shaft of the Le Roi is
now-down 900 feet, connections be-
tween the eighth and ‘ninth levels
having been made on Saturday.

Ladies’ kid gloves, best quality,
$1» per pair at Logan's old stand,
next door to the Crescent.

NOTICE —

‘To Members of Corinthian Lodge,AsF.
&AM., and Sojourning Brethren.
You are requested to meet at Odd
Fellows hall at 1 o'clock -Tuesday,
November 28, to attend the funeral
of deceased brother Nelson Brown,
of Sparfish lodge No. 18, A. F. &
A. M., Sparfish, S. D.

By order of ie

oe Tho f

Waffle Partor.

34-36 Washington Sty

Furnishes

MEALS in
the BEST d.

@eL. SENEYSD
Boots and Shoes

Made to order. Repnirs neatly done.
So

First avenue, two doors from Washington
strect, Rossland, B. O.

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Tickets, 21 Meals, $5.00

81-86 Washington Street.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

A New Claim

eee THE.

MANOR

(Formerly “Highland.”)
RA _ GROVES.

Onqof the Leading Bars ing Bars of the city.
Spokane Street, next to International

‘Bodega.

Saloon.

Washington Street a Unger new manage-

Bar supplied a the BEST brands of

Liquors. and Gigars.

All my old friends Bod and others are invited
a

Ru UnUALLEY: Proprietor.

BUY, YOUR

JOHN F. LIN Deve eP
~Heavy-Tratisferrin:
First-class Saddle & Pack-Horses.

STABLES:
Commercial! Alley, "Phone No. 89.

. P.O. Box 16.

A.G. Creelman. | ;
P.O. Box 815.

CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS &

BUILDERS.

Estimates fnrnighed on all_hinds of work.
Jobbing promptly attended to

George Beam

Office and nd shops Commeretal conrt,
lhambra hotel. -

ROBBLAND, B.C.

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

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PLUMBING AND HEATING

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gan tate Ea (prea seti inte oot f he | nee aur Lates |The Arlingt
street lights. Columbia avenue was | vast ‘continent. Great Britain ‘is required on or, before the 20th, day e r ing O11 —SS
the only street at all, worthy. the | bending all her strength to redress | of December, 1899, to send ‘to the THE LEADING: HOTEL AT. TRAIL.

W.N. Down, *

the matter settled for all time. Worshipful Master.

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The Evening’ Star is one of the
best properties in the district, hav-

pis I EEE SaaS ae
Going to the depot? Phone 6,

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No.’ 30, west side, Spokane Street.
name, and it was full of hills and

hollows. -Now it is one of many
well graded, well lighted: streets,
and the city, since its corporate life
began, has provided itself with all
the essential conveniences which go
to make up a well regulated, mod-
ern city, The streets. are . lined
with, solid ranges of buildings,
many of them filled with large and
valuable stocks of goods, The
letion of the hand: four-
story brick building of the Bank of
Montreal marks an epoch in Ross-
land’s history, for it is a substantial
evidence of faith in the city’s per-
manence, entertained by one of the
strong financial institutions of Can-
ada. Other brick buildings will
doubtless be erected in the coming
year, streets will be macadamized,
attractive residences will be bullt
and everything will be done to make
it a home’ for thos2 who . have
sought and found fortune here.

In another respect has Rossland
shown itself to be a city. That is
its development asa trade center
for the Kootenay and Boundary
country. While: the mines of Red
mountain will continue to be. the
main. source of its prosperity, . the
city has already built up such a
large trade in supplying the,;sur-
rounding country that it has forced!

Transvaal and the stern resolve,

even a year, but they will have no
rest until British power is supreme.
Britain does not seek to make the
Boers a subject race. She i is ready
to give them the ‘same liberties
which her own subjects enjoy in
Cape Colony, whether of | British or
Dutch _ extraction.
tolerate the proscription of her own
people by a Dutch oligarchy which
masquerades in the guise of a re-
public.

EDITORIAL ‘NOTES.

The fighting. blood! of the: Marl-
boroughs, which has: not! been ‘in
evidence since the days of the great
duke, has again shown itself in
Lieutenant Winston Churchill.

Such is the extension‘of Canadian |:
business that, the banks have found
it necessary, to. add ‘$5,000,000 to
their capital ia the year, 1899.

It may be true that . Emperor
‘William has offered to mediate be-

‘As the German newspapers are al-
most all anti-English, ° the ‘termina-

the wrongs of her people in ‘the

once formed, will never be aban-
doned until’ catried'out. The Boers
may hold out for six months, or

She will not

tween Great Britain ,and_the - Boers. |°

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 {he aud ‘2ot

December, 1899, tee will
‘proceed to idiceeabitee the p

UNEXCELLED TABLE.

<2" Headquarters for Commer:

cial Men....Splendid Sampic Rooms.
5 Joun’ HAVE Proprietor,

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'éstate'or any part thereof so
distributed! ‘to any person of whose

time of the distribution.

Dated at Rossland, B. C., the
23rd day of October, 1889.
Epwarp BAILLIE, Assignee. *

Transfer, of Liquor License.

of Heehee. Beret

claim he has not’ had ‘notice at the |}

jotice is hereby given that at the next
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DP. BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS
Rossland, Nelson, S: Gr d.
Grand Forks, and Ese

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RETAIL MARKETS

Rossland, _. Trail, Nelson, . Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon, . New.

Denver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,

Greenwood, Phonix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke:

Ferguson, ‘and Vancouver.
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Williams Donald, DMge., Réadiand Branch.

Pe imade Tor a transfer ‘ot ihe license
ae i id by Hector McPherson, for the
Bodega hotel, sitnated on lot 20, block 41,
ott ed of Rossland, to Eli‘Lavalley.
‘his 23d ‘day of of October, 1899.
MOPHEBEON,
Ea T DAVALLEY. 1

Transter of Liquor License. ie
“Notice is hereby given that at the next
sitting ‘of the Board of lacense Commis-
sioners for the city of Rossland, an appli-
cation , ‘will be made for. a trausfer ot
We mf 3s, ae

o Ga MeChura.

NOTICE'OF ASSIGKMERT.

the'|:. Third Avenue, poanae a.

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,

|ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs and. Construction’ ‘Work Undertaken: 5
Ore Oare, Wheele and. Axles, Buckets, Fans, Shafting, Hangers:and Pullers. Pipe work |

cialty. Northey Pumps ‘kept in stock. Agents for Wm. Hamilto:
g- Co.'s Mills, Concentrators,

‘PR. O. Box 198. +

QUICK WORK ("x

Red Star Storage &- ae G

ing shipped nearly 106 tons of’ore
which averaged’ over $20.in-value.
It has two. veins, one.of which is.12
to 14 feet wide and carried very
good ore on the: surface. . This

ledge has been developed to'a depth |’

of 250 feet by two. tunnels, No. 1
being 150 feet and No. 2 200 feet
long. Two'shafts have been sunk
from.the'surface to No. 1 level and
an upraise has been made from No.,
2to'No. 1. Contracts are ‘to be
let today for work to ‘be pushed:
with three shifts, blocking out more
ore with a ‘view to further shipments}
as soon’ as "possible. Machinery
will be installed and new: levels will’
then be run; the mine. being. a tun-.
neling proposition. rere es

Mr. -.Chamberlina:ha Abeen ap-.
pointed manager of’ the ‘property, by:
the old corporation ‘and will, con-
tinue-‘in active charge. - He “is a
busines man of ‘marked ability,-as
he proved by his success as réceiv er
of the Central Washington railway

Montana stables, for a -gurney.

FOR MENS FASHIONABLE WEAR

Bossiand.

Our fall and winter showing of
neckwear is superior to anything
we have yet received. That means
it exceeds anything ever shown -in
this city; the beauties of the: hand-
somest : weaves. the ,world’s. best
looms turn out. Our neckwear is
pronounced the swellest of the sea-
son.’ Have you seen it? The latest
English and New Yorke styles to be
seen here.

Have you given any thought to
buying shirts? If -you have, we
would like to gi ou_a hint. We
‘know that our shirts. give great sat-
isfaction‘to our’ customers; the rea-
son of this is that-weigive every at-
tention to the details of shirt buy-
‘ing. Cc. W. Mount & Co.,
-Fashionable-furnishers for men.

The road had.been losing money
until -he ‘took charge, but when his
receivership terminated, tie turned
over. a surplus of $125,000, which
paid’ all ‘the. expenses ‘of the recei-
vership and paid the defaul d inter-

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.

est on the: bonds.
Mr. McAulay is one of the most
successful, mining men in: ithe west,

CLASSIFIED. —

Adverticenente under this head inserted at the.

Matters That Will Interest the Men of

To reduce the stock,
prices have beeu cut.

$8.00 HATS AT $4,00.
g $6.00 HATS AT $3. 50

roportionate re-
angel ions all around,

Headquarters

For the Celebrated

WOOD

Rossland,.B..C i

From the ~

EAST END -WOOD YARD.

* Dry Seasoned: Washington Fir
and Tamarac. ~
Leave orders at Paulson Bros, Gro-
cery Store, First Ave.. and Layden
& McGonigel’s, Spokane ‘Street. |

P. O. Box 147.. *Phoite 45:and 454

Morrison & Bryenton,

‘Wholesale'‘and
Rel

GROCERS

Booth’s Select Oysters re~
ceived every week,

127, B. Ci i “Kye- . d, B.C.

GRAND UNION

«HOTEL..

GEO, H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.
RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY

Neatly Furnished

from 32.60 to.
. First-Class Bar
in connection. |

Telephone No, 58. 22 Columbia Avenue.
Four doors éast of post office.

Rolt & Grogan,
” Mines, Stocks and:

Insurance.
Representing the following

FIRE INSURANCE

Companies:
Caledonian, Lancashire,
: Connecticut of Hartford»

Imperial.

ROSSLAND:

Electric tric_Laundry

GRAND. HOTEL.

‘SPOKANE, STREET.
‘The Best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.

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Matthews, Bros., Prop’s.

Hotel

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Does a regular Storage and au ranbter (business, delivered ep .

: . : * f a Pur nt to Creditors Tru ‘ A thee Will call. at. an: ie city.

itself into the rank of a jobbing cen-: ‘tion of the war would make it easier to Amending feta. SOR Act and, done. | Light and Benes Freight Siandled.
ter. As the surrounding country, ' for Willi im to accomplish _ the sug: |. . of Rose-'| short nolice. Orecontracts taken. Furnita
rich in coal and agriculture as well | gested alliance of Great Britain, the tocar dealer alcri mente aa Mies song ire rls ola? are ae as shippers oi
as metals, advances in development | (United States, Germany and Japan |

having -opened’, mines _,in “northern Tis thaw a5 conte. Siz tnscrtions
Idaho, and holding control of the
famous Cariboo at Camp McKinney. eo
The connection with the Evening | _° SAVARD, Fashionable’ Merchant Tailor,

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Patronize. those who spend
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First-Class S Business Lunch
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Oysters in any style, a Specialty.

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grew and it will give added proof.

—that' it is the trade center of the
Kootenays.

BRITAIN NEVER GIVES: UP.

The objectors’ to Admital'Dewey’s
‘disposal of his horiie'Have'' been’ of-
fered their money back by Emerson

‘any of them subscribers to -the fund?

‘for ‘tlie miaidtebanee' of the” open'|'
‘door in China.
that it is more than a mining camp };

'MeMillaa of New York, ‘but’ were |:

lartman, the assignor, and the said. Edward.

‘Baillie: the traste gn the ith day of Ocinber. A

D. 1899. and the said trustee h:

trust Treated by thesaid deed.

shaving claims against the said S. A.
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Office:' Washington 8t., opposite Bank of Montreal. JW. artitie, Mer.

“|ROSS' THOMPSON, 0

per month.

Stat‘of two: such men ‘augurs' well

carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goods in Rossland. None but first-class
labor loyed. Prices dlerat: Columbia

tor its’ wise and full
ment in the future.

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Canada’s’ most popular make : 10
corsets—the D. & .A.—closing: out
at Logan's old stand at less than

avenue, Rossland, a

WATCH REPAIRING.

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

Yachting’)
Serge,

your own and your city’s
interests...

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White Labor and Clean
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Game in Season. ‘

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Private Boxes for Fattt-
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I have the following blocks in the following companies for sale:

. Eureka Consolidated, Gopher, Homestake, Evetiing Star, |/
their money stiould ‘be ‘fluiig in their a " Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, NorthStar and Zila M |,
faces. . ven shat, alter the ‘said

ease ‘Lots in: the eae Townsite

9 to calms of Reddin: Jackson Co., Agents, Rossjand; B.C:
dS. A. {

_ half price: - SITUATIONS AND HELD.
It is’ doubtful; but if they were,

C. E. 2 Heard’s

Tailoring Parlors,
at 15 Washington ‘Street.

DF. 4: MILLOY, | Washington Street, Rossland, B, 0.
The British victory over the der-

vishes at Godio in the Soudan puts:
the finishing’ touch on the great

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Rooms: Stone bi block; kevoxetT Bank of Toronto Nicely Furnished Rosita’ iA
First-Class Bar. mR

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WORK -OF CANADIAN “wol NY “GERMAN GIRL desires situation at light
housework. Apply at Hotel Kootenay,

WANTED —Position as bookkeeper: by steady. .
married man. First-class references. Apply,
J., Recor office. 1-15-66

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Mayor, Goodeve has received sev-

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women's ‘department of the Cana-

Aguinaldo. is now on the run and | En wit thereto
which he

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FE. ‘W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

In Custom House building.

Also New xork Life [usurance Agency.
Ww street.

Ratlroad § and Miners Time Checks |
ed, free of charge.

WANTED TO TRADE.

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MISCELLANEOUS,

wey PL a deeds
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GOATS, SHOES. aa MAGRINTOSHES,

Walking Hats. BLANKETS, ETC., at same rate. .
— The Rossiand Auction House,

'42E Columbia ‘Ave. B. Bannett, Manager.

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Manager Rossland Opera House.

dispensers ‘of; medicines, dentists, _
doctors, photographers, engineers, $550. 9
architects,’ lawyers, pastors of _ E AG LE Ss,
churches; also’ what number are ae OUIMETTE & C0,
employed as telegraph clerks, book- } x, Ls Insurance ........ and Mines
keepers, secretaries, stenographers . ‘ — ee

» AGENT:
Sun Life Assutance Co., of Canada.
The Canada Accident
‘Assurarice Co.,
(Accident, Liability and Plate Ginas.)

work which has been'done by Lord!
Kitchener. ‘The rich domain which: ae persia are oe ifs ee
had been wrested from the weak ne Ofthen BOW ean ee ae jovern| SRA DAAA Le”
i ¥ af * ANTED TO, TRADE—Mining stock
hands of the khedive by the mahdi, | ree ae ae of ae see Oded at ase at the pba sl Meike in piel Granted Ymur pi fe re q
and which has been given over to UCSS™P © ered him Gener tis, ‘ACB. iss MacogNArs & Cu Katie D. Green -G. M. = 2 we . dian commission of the:Paris expo- Rossland Residence lot. y
fanaticism and savagery for twenty but Oris wil hardly reward his easy ‘Solicitors for the trustee. Sition makings: number of i “Address Stock, Bxoonp Office. — \
years, has been again won back ‘to | “°Tsatnlty: q d I ae Os : ‘ for information to: be used in: a.com:
years, hi a fd AUCTIONEER
civilization. Right and justice,| The'death of Vice-President Ho- | JOHN PHILLIPS, atl D. Co., ? td. waa pilation: of ‘women’ s worl in Can- ENTS Ft , ata sacrifice, Get . Be S t Ge O O di Ss for |
which fas done such wonders for | bart of the United States ‘makes ‘it Contractor & Carpenter NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY. ada, -‘This' is to include. a general’| 07 prices, Aution sales conducted, Get terms. : w
Egypt under British rule by encour- | necessary for’ the senate to elect its |. 4 Office , I . survey of the:position and activities | Houghton’s Sale Rooms, C. P.R, bloce; Goorge ‘i
aging industry aad lifting the bur-|president for the‘ baladce -of ‘his: “fobbing ot a tings ds premply ueniled to. “Property: situated on North Ae Salmon ; sueyey of the.por rMctory: of chair | Bushes Atos and Manages. m ¥
den of taxes and extortion from the | term. The only active.duty-of the Monte ons tnpara potlainn orth at Cot- River, Erie District, ‘B.C works, religious and secular, and |: , Inde rwea r A w
backs of the fellaheen, will now rule | vice-president is'to' preside over the umbia aypnue. ¥. 0. Box 576, FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES,’ ONLY. *— organizations- with which they are |~ZENTLEMAN wants nicely farnished room in _—AND— — Lisl w
in the Soudan and peace and plenty | senate... He is:the legal. ~ Fifty th d sh: th Ce *s T ey: Sh ii connected, éither for ‘purposes of | private family, ‘Address A. B., Recorp office. ; Underwear : Top Shirts ry Quick Work, and w
will prevail in the desolation made | of the president is case‘of the death ‘ up ; TAT, ifty ehousan ares of the Company's Treasury Stock 1s ates education or charity, or as a means ) M. W. SIMPSON, News, Stationery, Tobaccos, ' ehere, at $1.00, $2.00, .
a . offered to the public at ys Lending Library, Latest Novels, Office Supplies, . sells everywhere for $2.00, $3.00, ; sell, every’ Be at $2.00,
by the mahdi. or disability of the latter. Now|’ 7 1 2. re ts’ se Sk z aol of employment. /In regard to em- te. Columbia avenue. $4.00, ancl $6.00. eel at $3.00 and $4.00. sell at m Basement w
The tenacity with which Great | that the ivice-presidency is vacant, . : . ” : ents per are, ployment, all organized work” will 75c., $1. 00, "$1. 50 50c., 75c., $1.25 m Postoffice w
Britain has held to her purpose to | the secretary of state would succeed | ~ Accountant, and ‘can'bé had on application to be itidicated and a general idea will FOR SALE. Enon and $2.50. and $1.50. Bullding. we
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restore the Soudan to civilization | and after him'him the other metn- Insurance . " 22 Columbia Aveuue, GEORGE: H. GREEN, be given of the kind anti direction Canada, . w
should serve as a warning to the | bers of the cabinet in order of rank. d-Mining_ A Rossland, B.C. - 7 SecsTreasurers of employment in different locali-) *°F se s f\ Neat Execution.
Boers of South Africa, Again and an ining gent and —_— : PO eR ties. ONE ACRE, We also have received . $6. pa
again has she sent her armies into| Carpets—At Logan's old stand, Auctioneer. aR - Inquiry is made whether any eo soe et upto y latest. We sellat.. :
the Soudan. They have been turned | next door to the Crescent, carpets , - women are engaged i in the towns or
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