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peyerrrrTTT TT T Don't fail tohear Owen A. Smily | First-class dressmaking at Eagle's :

; / | ; tonight in Miners’ Union hall. Con-| yrayrep:—Assi stant cook. Appl . ; ‘ cert begins at 8 o'clock. Door open | Gaand Union hotel 3 ¢ Monte Christo Jumps to 7 1-2 Cents | at 7:30. te . ‘ *

PRICE 5- CENTS

HOLD THE ISLANDS

The Points of President McKinley's Forthcoming Message.

. ena Fine footwear, rubbers and over- Owen A. Smily, elocutionist and | shoes at Lalonde’s.

humorist, Miss Mildred Walker, ir! soprano, and Miss Ella Bridgeland,

: GIANT TUMBLES ACAIN contralto, at Miners’ Union hall to-

night and tomorrow night.

Today.

HAVQLs 1.5 NO. 74s.

LAA AIGHSEESRASOS TREE TESSemRD eee eT ——— Women’s

; | ee : 3 Outing-Flannel Nightgowns. : The mild weather hina been, a set-back to the expected large sales of these garments, and consequently there is more in : : é : :

ROSSLAND, ' BRITISH COLUMBIA,, /EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1899. :

[DROVE THEM OUT] Ron ae =

DRIVEN BACK BY ‘METHUEN Bloodiest Battle of the

Century Is a Brit- ish’ Victory.

MWantev—Salesgirl with busi- 4 ness experience. H.'S. WALLACE.

The Russel hotel is first-class in every respect. Table is not ex-

Thomas Ward, anew arrival from celled in Rossland.

Te Stil Holds the Lead in the Volume of Sales | Northport, was found begging on : the streets by Sergeant McPhee on Best 25-cent meal in town— Monday and was locked up .on a Grand Union Dining room, Union charge of vagrancy. He was sent | help. to jail for ten days by Judge Boult- You fool yourself if you think to bee. . get better goods though you pay

The volume of business on the| A welcome meeting will be held so much more than at the Rossland stock exchange dropped of a little | at the Salvation Army barracks Auction house. ; this morning, the total sales being | Thursday evening. Coffee and |. Rossland’s leading i Ss. &6,o00 shares. Giant and Okano- | cake will be served at the close. |the Bon Ton. Oyster parlors in gan occupied the largest amount of | Tickets 15 cents. Everybody wel-|connection, A choice line of cut attention, transactions in the former | come. , flowers always on hand. aggregating’ 20,000 shares and in the latter 15,000 shares. The price of Giant dropped off several points and.ranged from 8i{c tog. Okarozan sold at roc to 10%c. Monte Christo again figured and| Mrs. Gill, of Trail, was in Ross-, took quite a jump to 7{c. Peoria | jand today. also appeared on the list at 1}{c.

Sanaa Seis

are More Fashionable

now than they ever were before. 1t ys im- ossible for a well—

with Okanogan s Oloso Seoond—Total Sales Foot Up 86,000 Shares with Mines Four: teen Represented.

American Fleet Captures the Filipino . Port of Vigan.

ck now than we care to have at this time of the season, aud therefore make

ressed woman to bave too mauy of them, We show mi exquisite in. Rings. specially Feter to, eae assortment of Hal i Hoop settings which Thon Blue Jackets and.Marines Landed and

is the Hinest we have Took Possession—Strong Rebel Foros Near

“4 2 J . ; ever shown. - WENUGED PRICES) Snore Sie, | 15 ‘ e . F | stand Mates Reintorcomonts Necessary: af very nicely made = : 3 ; . and tnmmed uk 3 : .

a Liberal Discount on these Goods. SILENCED BY

SHELLS PLANS FOR RULE OF GUBA

Hlection Must Await the Oensus and Decision

of Spaniards to Remain—Civil Government

for the Philippines and Porto Rico with Popular Bule in the Latter.

Dark Striped patterns, lace trimmed, good washing colors, extra wl RICES full and long,

80800000000 REDUCED PRICES) S200Rocc%

BERET to Advance.

ROSSLAND'S » JEWELER. -

The best saddle horses at the Montana; phone 6..

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

Manilla, Nov. 29.—Dispatches from the Associated Press corres- pondent at Nancapan, province of }- Uuion, dated Sunday, Nov. +26,

Dark Striped patterns,

COMING AND GOING. good quality Flannel

: New York, Nov. 29—A forecast, vy | ‘ ESTES x ES 2 z “ : of the president’s coming message

; a I : tha 1 | = oe : A TEN HOURS’ FIGHT ts telephen ‘ee nlagton, te

OPM ETE: ° Boe ; . Z ae A ~ “The Oregon, ‘Samara and Ca ; — ee a vs ie ; ‘ The most important feature of the Pe pe ae A amet aeies,, aaeae. | [tie msteesedn||| The Whole Western Boor Army | (Ear ie tera Se,

You will Quickly Notice the Bargains in them. in Full Retreat---Cana- tion. ‘The essential features on

dencies and to the financial ques- 4 “It's GOOD, 7 ‘BRO: port of Vigan, province of South Il- # these topics are: . Sovereignty is to s 3 ‘ dian Soldiers at treater portion of the ass Siiposal Of une | 4 THE DRY GOODS BOON ‘ i : Tege and pany. £0. ord é hi 3 _ du ter such further o1 . come before the meeti ted thi

8 7 . locos, north of here, today. The ANS PRESCRI PTl ON s! . be established thrgughout the Philip-" _e- : a i Cape Town. Conner Malott left today for nD s arth day ofNerea ber teewat Rese é4

: “ Samara and Callao. ran close. in | pine islands and to be permanently ae _ |, GOODEVE BROS., I G ag DRUGGISTS’= AND === STATIONERS. dB. C. : e : : Zs Spokane to take a position on the get ‘Acting Secretary. i :

shore, a few shots were fired and maintained. Civil government is age tenge + QE LERE HEATERS SCSREESSEREETEEERESSSERES

ette, wide lave trim- med, plenty: of mater-

Men’s Fedora hats, $3 and $4 jal, extra long

. grades, now $1.50 and $2, at Lo- Henry Gager went to Spokane: gan’s bankrupt. sale, next door to |* this morning. % the Crescent. |

Mr.:and Mrs. D. M. . Lenard

RossJand Sales.

Today’s sales on the Rossland exchange were: I, X. L., 2000, e 00, ile 3000, 1Bie, #660; jeft for Toronto this morning, 18c; Winnipeg, 1000, 1000, 3034¢, Mrs. J. M. 1000, 31¢, 1500, 3134; ‘Richelieu, morning on a trip to Truro, N. Ss. 3000. 1434c, 1000, 15¢, 2000,12'4c;| " Mrs, M. Davis has gone to San Tamarac, 1000, 2000, 10}4¢, 4000, | Francisco, having started via Spo- 1034c; King, 1000, 27}4c, 5000, | kane today. \ 29%4c; Giant, 1590, 1000, 2000, 9c, 3000, 834c, 1000, 2000, 9c, 500, 1500, 7000, 934c, 500, 934c; Okan- ogan, 12,000, 1034c, 3000, 1093 Waterloo, ro00, 14c; Monte Chris-

NOTICE.

AN extraordinary general meeting of the ghare- . . Nolders of the Rio GrandeGold and Silver Holmes left this | Mining Company, Limited Liability, will be held

at the head office of the company, est Colum-

the vessels engaged in a sharp bom- bardment of Vigan. The firing from the shore ceased almost imme-'{; diately and the sailors and marines, # E et .

with a field piece, were landed. London; Nov. 29.—1!1.15 a m,—General Methuen has de- It is reported that 1700 insur- feated'the whole Boer force at Modder River. -

gents, under Generals Tino and : . The war office has received the followi Pilar, are massed at Sagudin, 10 eral Buller: .

to be extended throughout the islands as rapidly as possible on lines somewhat. similar to the ar- rangements effected for ‘the govern- ment of the island of Negros. At- tention is invited to the report of the Philippine. commission as to

CLASSIFIED.

4 he from Gen-

P, J. Hickey of Sandor, manager

Advertisements under this head inserted at the 9

to, 3000, 7c, 1000, 734c; Home- stake, 1000, 13{c, 500, 3c; Peoria Mines, 2000, 134¢; Katie D. Green, 2000, 734c; Virginia, 2500, 2000, 6c, 1000, 7¢, 1000, 6c; White Bear, 2500, 334¢. *

Athabasca

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Okanogan .

ld Lronsides . . almer Mountain. eoria Mines.

rincess Maus Ratbmullen tainbler-Cariboo public,

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‘amuarac i ‘rail Creek Hid. Treas

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ful ‘ar Eagle Consolid: ‘hite Bear. olldated¢/2 7

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

Established May, 1895, 2 THE REDDIN- JACKSON Co.,

of the Idaho mine,has gone through the city on his way to the Boundary countr.y

An international fair will be

given at the Methodist church Thursday jing, to celeb the

tate of One Cent a’ Word. Nothing taken for less than 25 insersions, $1.00.

cents, Six insersions, $1

TAILORING.

carries the best assortment of imported and do- mestic goods in Rossland.” None but first-class

©. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant, Tailor,

American Thanksgiving

Andrew Laidlaw of Spokane was in town Monday on his way home from a trip through the Boundary and Republic country. He returned home this morning. Thos. H. Ingram, of the Bound- ary Flour & Feed Co., was in the city today. His company is doing business in Greenwood, Grand Forks and Republic,

W., F. Tye, chief engi of con-

labor loyed. Prices moderate, Columbia avenue, Rossland. .

WATCH REPAIRING.

The Clarendon Cafe

7 ee First-Class in Every Respect. © Open Day and Night.

_—_

Rooms for Banquets and Dinner Parties.

Job Printing of eyery description, at the Recon office. We alsu make a specialty of Color work.

ANADIAN “PACIFIC FAY.

—AND

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

FINE Watch Repairing at moderate charges.

SITUATIONS AND HELP.

housework. Apply at Hotel Kootenay,

GERMAN GIRL desires situation at light

married man. First-class references. Apply, H. J., RECORD office. ra-15-6t

WANTED-—FPosition as bookkeeper by steady,

WANTED TO TRADE.

struction on the Columbia & West- ern railway, is home from a trip to the east. His wife and mother ac- companied him on the return.

Henry Ewert, Trail’s jeweler, has decided to do business in Ross- land. Hehas rented the quarters adjoining Roll’s drug store, and will furnish it with handsome fix- tures and a magnificent stock.

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

NOTES FROM BY:

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

Addréss Stock, Recoup Ottice.

our prices. Aution sales conducted. Get terms. Houghton’s Sale Rooms, C. P.R. blocs, George Houghton Autioneer and Manager.

AUCTIONEER

GENTS’ FURNISHINGS at a sacrifice. Get

MISCELLANEOUS,

private family, Address A. B.. RECORD office.

GENTLEMAN wants nicely furnished room in

Lending Library, Latest Novels, Office Supplies, Etc. Columbia avenue.

M. W. SIMPSON, News, Stationery, Tobaccos,

FOR SALE.

All but 350 feet of the Bulldog tun- nel on the Columbia & Western rail- road has been driven, It will be 3000 feet long.

The boom across the north fork of the Kettle river two miles above Grand Forks gave way a tew days ago and with it went from 1,250,-

facing on Princess street, with th fasleg pay hem fares mith threeroomed

FOR SALE—

ONE ACRE,

$550.

Bonwnoos PERI BEDE DOSE POSSE

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

Monday, Nov. 27th, and during week.

My Neice from New York.

Including

Gus Henderson on the Bound- .

ing Rope. :

Eva Ross, Laurine, the Perrys’, Gertie Harrington, Gertrude Stevens, Alice ‘Hamilton, Harrison and Foster. Delphas Laurence and Pearl & Cassidy in'a

Big Cake. Walk Singing and Quadrille

BANNER BILL OF THE SEASON.

DORE DE BE

SOO LINE. .

The direct route from.

toull points i - EAST AND WEST.

First-class Sleepers on all trains’ from Revelstoke and Kootenay Landing. TOURIST CARS pass Medicine Hat, (daily), for St. Paul; ao Wodtesdays for Morente; Friday Montreal and Boston. 7-Same Cars -pass Revelstoke one day earlier. CONNECTIONS: .': LEAVE ARRIVE 7:00 ex. Sunday.. ROSSLAND...ex. Sunday 17:15 17:50 daily ROSSLAND........daily. 23310 Morning train for and from Robson. Nel- fol can

son, an rr Kaslo, Sandon an points, connects for all points in ‘es:

THE BOUNDAR COUNTRY.

train for and from Robson, -.él-

line and. points north, connects fexcept Sunday). from Kaslo, Sandon, th lean, and all points in

BOUNDARY COUNTRY.

Hours, ROSSLAND TO +sse..eNELSON.... ..--

Sundays 8 for

For rates and full information, address the ne

rest local agent, or

vaunrarne~y | A.B. Mackenzie, City Ticket Agt.

C. O. D. Grocery and

A. C. McArthur, Agent, Rossland. W. F. Anderson. T. P. A., Nelson, B. C. E, J. Coyle, A.G. P. A., Vantouver, B. C.

Meat Market...

WHY ruu two accounts when you can have all together.

Choice Groceries and Vegetables, Baltimore Oys- ters, Fresh Fish, Hams, Fresh & Cured Meats.

Telep 99- Washington St.

Cc. O. LALONDE'S

Rubbers FQubbers!

KOOTENAY COUNTRY, ,

We like to talk about our Shirts, because we know we have a reputation for selling the Best Fitting Shirts in Canada. j They are Stylish and Np-to-Date, as well. You get More Value for the money than at any . place in Rossland.

‘C. W. MOUNT: & CO.

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¢ #——LOUDE’'S——*.

Straight Cut - Cigarettes.

MANUFACTURED BY . :

|| B. Houde & Company, Quebec ; Are Better than the Best.

miles north, and: it has been: con- cluded to wait at Nancapan for the rest of the reinforcements.

i Sai Aa

IGNORED WHITE MANS LAW

St ogis Indians Claim ¥roperty Their Ancestors Lease. Cornwall; Ont., Nov. 29.—The cool. cheek and. nerve of the St, Regis Indians is something’ admir-

that ‘they have to conform with the laws of the white man. Some 70 years ago the late Robert Colqu- noun obtained a lease to Colqu- houn’s island for 99 years at asmall annual rental, from the Indian chief. Mr. Colquhoun and his *“désccadants improved and fitted up the island into a charming summer resort,

‘able. Théy do not séem’ to realize |‘

“Cape Town, Nov. 28.—General Methuen reports: ‘Mod- der River, Nov.. 28.—We reconnoitered at 5 a. m, the enemy’s position on the riyer Modder and found them strongly entrenched and concealed. There were ‘no means of outflanking, the river being full. Action was commenced with artillery, mounted infan- try and cavalry at 5:30. The Guards on the right, and ninth

why it is impossible for: the United States to part with the. islands and as to the great commercial advan- tages of holding them. :

Attention is ‘called to the fact that the Cuban‘census will not be

brigade’ on the left ked ‘the position in widely ded for- mation at,6:30 and supported by the artillery, found itself in front of the whole Boer force, 8000 strong, with two large guns, four

pleted until D. bi x and, asthe Spaniards have, under the treaty, until next April to decide

Krupps, etc. The naval d ndered great i from

»the:railway.

‘* ‘After desperate, hard fighting, which lasted 10 hours, our men without water or food and in the burning sun, made the en- emy quit his position. ae :

“(General Pole Carew was successful in getting a small party-across the river, gall ly ‘assisted by 300 t

‘© «T speak in teems of high praise of all who were engaged in one ot the hardest and most trying fights in the annals of the British army. If 1 can mention one arm particulary, it is the two batteries of artillery.” ° : .

where many of the idents of Cornwall spend the warm months of July and August. Mr. Colqu- noun died and the island remains asa part of the estate. In October of this year the St. Regis chiefs held a meeting, and decided to allot this island to one of their number, named John Skin. “Skin prepared to take possession, and was caught red-handed cutting down trees. He was charged with destroying prop- erty in the police court, but in de- fence put ina claim of ownership, based upon a resolution of the chiefs. After hearing considerable evidence the magistrate adjourn- ed the case for one week. One of his veitnessess, in his evidence, says that the Indians .owned, the island and could do whatever they liked with it. He thought the lease of the Colquhouns was illegal as it had never been ratified by the council of

A Bloody Fight.

London, Nov, 29.—A special dispatch from Windsor says that General Methuen’s dispatch to the. queen, after the battle of

Modder River, says: ;

“The battle was the bloodiest of the century. The British —

shelled the enemy out: of the trenches and‘then charged. The re- sult was terrible.” ten tes

Canadiaris Arrive. ©

Cape Town, Nov. 29.—The Allan steamer. Sardinian, from, Montreal, with the Canadian contingent 1000 strong; has arrived here. . .

hether they will iti: of the island; if. will_-not, be’ possible

until that time. to “hold” general elections ‘to .determine upon the future government. of the island. The question of annexation is there- fore left open. Great stréss is laid upon the improvement in the ise land during the year. :

President McKinley recommend

that,civil, government immediately replace themilitary in | Porto Rico, a civil governor be appointed and a council or legislature to be elect- ed by the people, property and educational qualifications to be pre- scribed for the voters... ae

_ As to Hawaii, the president sug- gests immediate legislation to put in effect a territorial form of govern- ment and the modification of pen- ding bills to correspond most near- ly with the present govenment of the islands. The president refers to trade conditions in China and the verbal assurance received by this government from the pqwers having spheres of influence in that empire

‘Another Fight Soon.

Léndon, Nov. 29.—The expected great battle at Madder

; river hag been fought and General Methuen has added anether

victory to his achievements of the past week. That the Boerg de- fended their position with all their old-time gallantry is amply See te

that A trade rights will be respected. He has requested that these verbal assurances be placed in writing. . This features of the pres- ident’s message is looked ‘forward to with considerable interest by the diplomatic corps. Pi :

The regulation of trusts and

00 to 1,500,000 feet of logs. A temporary bridge and parts of the smelting company’s false work and

E, N, OUIMETTE & CO., Real Estate. insu

proved by General Methuen’s h, and it will p rance New Bank of Montreal Building,

further testified to when the heavy British casualties shall be made known. .

Limtrao Lapiity. MINING AND INVESTMENT BROKERS,

great commercial combinations so as to prevent the stifling of compe- tition, but without hampering the

: ‘WHOLESALE AT ¢ _ Crow & Morris, Rossland. ) «ce the chiefs and braves. | o> = nna

" ‘KO ENTER MYSTIC SHRINE.

rl ss ss

o Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Daniel Dickinson. Walter L, Orde

: DICKINSON & ORDE

. Stock-Brokers. Stocks bought and sold on the closest margins.

_ Tel. No. 61. Rossland, B. C.

: CHARLES DANGERFIELD, STOCK BROKER,

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

<Gable address Goges sBedt oil’ “Whitehall? Codes {Ofane eNeits

Txos. S. GILMOUR,

STOCKS AND SHARES

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

coffer dams were carried away.

The railway span over the Kettle river at McCool’s had just) been swung last Sunday, says the Cas- cade Record, when the broken log boom came rushing down that swol- len stream. It would have cost the contractors a cool $22,000 if the swinging of the span had oeen post- poned one more day, as the false work would have undoubtedly gone before the rampaging saw logs.

S. GLAZAN’S.

RANITE! GRANITE!

Greatest Bargains and Assortment of Granite- ware ever brought to Rossland, at

also big line of Handsome- ly Decorated China and

Call and see our stock.

Boller and Engine for Sale. A 7o-horsepower return tubular boiler, in use only six weeks. Also a slide-valve engine. For sale singly or together. Apply at this

24 WASHINGTON ST., HAS

Crockery for the holidays. I

——THE—— If

Gity Bakery,

ENCKES_ | MACHINE CO.!

SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.

MAKERS OF THE BEST

achinery

IN THE WORLD.

Il Frank E. Mendenhall, Agent,

¥STone PARE -

THE FAST LIN

TO ALL POINTS.

THE DINING CAR ROUTE VIA YELLOWSTONE PARK. SAFEST AND BEST.

SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS EQUIPPED WITH

ing Cars, Modern Day: Coaches, Tourist’ Sleeping Cars.

Through tickets to all points in the United

‘States and Canada, - Steamship tickets to all parts of the world. ‘Tickets to China and Japan vie T: and Northern Pacific Ste!

‘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 SALE.

Warehouse and Transfer Co,, e jus Ree oad of young, well-matched teams, weighing from twenty-five to thirty-two hundred pounds.

t their stable on They can be seen af npeete Rossland, B. Cc.

HORSES:

have just received a

Second avenue and St. Paul *

They also have

Studebaker

Wagons and

Large Party Goes to Spokane to Be Initiated.

A party of gentlemen left this motning for Spokane to be initiated in the lodge of the Mystic Shrine at that city, under: a special arrange- ment allowing them admission. The party included Lee Coombs, M. A. Green, H. J. Raymer, G. R. Killan, John S. Clute, Jr, I. B. Kenty, Dr. W. J- Quinlan of Nel- son, Dr. De Bow of Nelson, John Mack, F. P. Gutelius of Trail. With them went G. A. Mitchell and William Harp, who are already members.of the order.

A number of local members will

be initiated at the same time and

There appears to be no doubt that General Methuen gained the real advantage, though’ details must be awaited before the full effect of his 10 hour’s desperate fighting can be gauged. Pre-

* sumably the Burgher army was on the south bank of the iver,

but whether, when the Boers retreated, they crossed the river northward.or retired in an easterly direction into the Orange Free State, remains unexplained.

The British appear to have surrounded the difficulty of cros- sing the river and to have seized for themselves a position north of the stream. This success of the British clears another stage of the road to Kimberley, the siege of which General Cronje must have partially raised in order to give battle to General Methune.

The burghers are understood to have a strong laager at Spy- fontein, 14 miles north of Modder River, so another engagement possibly awaits the British before they.can commence the last stage of 11 miles from Spyfontein to Kimberley, though General Cronje would thereby run a great risk of being caught between General Methuen and Colonel Kekowich, the British commander

development of American manufac- tures and commerce will be urged. §

The construction of .an inter- oceanic waterway is again urged. Three armored cruisers; three protected cruisers aad 12 gun boats are asked and also authority for the purchase of Krupp armor; an increase of the officers and men in the navy, and increases in the army to meet the new conditions in con- nection with the colonies, are point- ed out as necessary.

aa, MINOR MENTION.

Henry Marquardt, the missing

witness who saw Thomas Johnson steal two pairs of blankets from

. Sensible Sleds

at Kimberley. For Sale.

A belated dispatch from Orange River says General Methuen’s troops are advancing under the .greatest difficulties, fighting an i but almost invisible foe.

office.

Hartman's store, came in from the mines yesterday. Johnson’s case was called again and on Marquardt’s testimony Judge Boultbee sen- : tenced him to sixty days in jail.

e e I 1nin g “e-b +f -{- i Pullman Palace Cars, Elegant Din- Y

XMAS CAKE,

ke and pastry is the prices “are

great preparations have been made to entertain'the members, including a banquet.

Rossland, B. C, For further Information’ time, cards, maps and Hexets, apply toe agents of the

—— ‘ a a ‘i (£35 SS SSS E. W. Ruff, Agt. Ro M. Ry: Subscribe for the “Record”? |»... su, desea acon, spotane, wa.

Only Fifty cents per Month, delivered. eat eae ceetinad. Ore

Welephone 86, P.O. Box 268

“A. B. MACKENZIE & CO. ‘ MINING BROKERS. Columbia Ave,

Mens shirts and underwear still selling at less than factory cost at Logan’s bankrupt sale, next door Rossland, B. 0, | to the Crescent.

Rossland Warehouse & Transfer. Co.

x 482. COL, TEL. 6, LLNS ae Vv. AND N. TEL. 48. P. 0. BOX 4 First-cl smaking at Eagle's

Everything as Cheap as moke it, ond no work fo Be done!