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rain. Rev. Mr. Hamilton'. ddrerm se AUCTION SALES
the oubliette obsess le t
he ior. et servlet1 - -
e rers dap'y lot Imp 1h• elagloguf tis.
O� V oblldtem ws Rood• Mts. Ndlth Horton pe.
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is where you can trade to the beet advantage.
all your Fall needs, as our Departments Dover
Log aPPo�•
FOR THE LADIES.
New Millinery,
New Jackets and
Capes,
New Furs,
New Drees Goods
and Silks,
New Under •veer,
New Hosiery and
Gloves,
New Tailor Suite
•_:_mode to your
order. FOR
We con supply
A few w
ding a She urgao
e.wk• o We Snudaf thaw! staff
of teaches. and utfi oar• .t . mars` decided
bsv• oo t;krla•mtu out°renamed bat la-
thed to give the ecbolars rod their Meads
all liuea_ f wear- se .1tera000 eoolsl gathering to be hold at
the redden°. of Mrs. Johu Horton. Th.
ev.ot Dente off ea Saturday last sod proved
s perlwt .not es, all praaws Ionia' • geed
ems.
FOR THE BOYS. -rid
Now Clothing,
New Short Over-
oosts,
New Fleeced - Lined
Underwear,
New Brace. and
Ties,
New Collar. and
Shirts.
etc., etc.
Now OWhin&&
New OvsreooM,
New 'Underwear,
New Hata,
New Blirta,
New Tisk,
New Socks,
New Braces,
etc.. @t4•
THE GIRLS.
New Short
Costa,
New Dress
Goods,
New Dreary
Hats,
New Under-
wear,
New Fur huff.,
New Hosiery and Glover.
Large Stock of New Fur
Caperines and Fur -lined
Capes.
THE NEW FALL MILLINERY.
We have only the latest wearable styles, not the loud and gaudy kinds.
Our prints, too, are small, considering quality and style. Come and Itlok
them over.
FOR THE HOME.
New Table Linens, New Oilcloths, :New Carpets and Carbides, New
Blankets, New Print., New Flannelettes.
a:.eer ,1
CASH AND ONE PRICE.t'
Smith Bro's & Co.
DUNGANNON.
Norma.-fThe local atelier to 1-111°
son
toe Tea BweAi. Is at the °Moe of J. O. WiMD,
0o•ve seer, to. who will receive ol-
den for subscriptions. edvertising and lob
work, aad L authorized to give r.mlpte for
amounts paid for the ams
G A. NEWTON, DENTIST, 01 LUCK-
• now. will resume his tripe to Dungen
sea la Meth -tat and 3rd rtiday each month.
TUpsDAT, Get 9th.
The rola os S•►arday night end Sunday
was very welcome, s the soil won too dry
for plowing
Somme or Council-- In •o0srd•00e with
•dnuromeat the municipal tethers of Veost
W •w•noeb held • wart of revision on Mon-
day, 8th In*1. Wei were pleased to see
ooanoillor MoQalhen, who oo the S•turd•y
previous returned from hie trip to tate Old
Qsselry, present and looking well and as 11
ieJsyed kilowatt. Neat Ieesloa. Novem-
ber 611.
Vole is Howie TOWNSHIP. -On • reheat
vIei1 to Mends in the bownshIp of Huron,
Bram oo., we were =revised of the oh•ngs
that has taken pleas then, It being shoat
forty years knots we travelled 10 the town
ehlp. The forest tont then was is now
turned into beautiful farms with oomforte
able resides... and substantial outbuildings.
Promisees •meed many is the 150 -rare fermi
of Andrew Stinson. about three mile. from
Ripley and nine from Luoknow. The load
11 firth -alas, and there is plenty of water.
A harvest home festival was Riven on
Monday •valet of last week under the
ausidene of the ladies of St. Paul's oburoh.
After a very enjoyable supper • splendid
Bamprogram was gives, [colliding 'Adresse. y
e y. air. (Ioldberg. who °coupted t he
.tsar, Rev. Mr. Owens and Rev. Mr. brie
born ; solos by Miss Grandy, Looks.. ;
]Iles Brews. James Thomson and Mr, Cott,
Ged.rioh;quartettes by Misses Brown and
$Roz and Mehr. Cuff and Thomson ; •
recitation by Miss bottle MoCermtok, and
dab twinging by Gee Allan, Gmd.rio0.
Bos sothmpaoiste were Mir Harris, of
Oodartoh, Mies Greedy. Laok.ow, and Mr.
Oad
NorviAls.-Os Thursday efsernoa, 411
1st, • very pleasant time wt. ripest .t 'he
resldeneof Robe. J. Kirk, West Wawa -
seek, when his eldest d•aghter, Miss Jennie
G. Kirk, and William Lyon, of lmdesboro,
• prominent, thrifty young termer, were
mode one by Rev. Mr. lbpeland, of Hallett
toweehlp. The bridesmaid'. duties were
W ooly performed by Mie. Nellie Lyon, niece
of the groom, and William Kirk, brother of
the bride• acted as groomsmen. The bride
wee very becomingly attired to • brown
travelling salt with silk waist to moboh,
trimmed with white a-' - end laoo. The
bridesmaid was •1.^ .u,iy snood. had
gash carried c I, aunts' boagn•t
Servers The rsv.r•sA'v'etlem.a to k r
bend of Ube wedding roosts, er d el .0 • p •
_Sen of the table, on whloh .-oo maty be odd on Frld•y, the 12th Inst., 01 half -
Prominent
.mog1ornamental end Imolai ey.rti.etk. POO ten A M., and the oommantnn serybe
Appo ioent foe,.
them win • beeuk4i. [tad will be on Sunday at the usual time
appeelzleg fotrstorted weddfe[ oaks, taro- 1
- asses.] by Mr. llebasbarty and his Mon, o1The children's service hold on Sunday
th
Olae. The bride wsglves away by bre, bad doe • tarn attendant,* aerie* he the
ASriFlELD.
MONDAY, lot. 811.
Water ie getting vrry scarce In Semi
plass. Some farmers have to drive their
Dania to the river.
The weather has been very warm. so that
boys have tidulged In bathing as they
would do Is summer mou:hs.
W. T. Gardner and gang have oompletld
the v.ssrlog with brluk o1 C. 14101154
heats. It amm weakest a flaw appsaranoe.
father. The parlor was beautifully d•o•r
and with terns end flowers, which added
very much to the pleasure of the evning.
At the close of the festival the bridal party
repaired to the re•Ideoo• of the groom'. .1.
-
ter, In the video.), of Luoknow, tb•ooe to
their Intoe home at Loode•boro We oon-
gTotulete the happy couple sod wisb them •
1001, happy and prosperous union.
0o iN° AND 001N0. -Mesdames Mary
Ann* Lowrie sad Lacy Cooper, of (Anthem,
during last week had • pleasant visit to their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mn. b% rn. Mo -
Math, and other relatives to this •Iolnity.
Mn. A Molotyn, s000mpauled by
three children, Hlld•b, Agate end itdltb,
left hers oo W.dne.day of last weak no •
•I.ttlog tour to relatives at Klsardtns
W• wish them a pleasant vWt and We re-
turn Mt. and Mts. James Walker have
►•'arced atter • few days' visit to Walter
Stewart, of Luoknow, during whlob MM
took lc the .zbibitlen at Luoasow
%Vt McQuillan sad T. E. Durnin returned
hon.. lath 4. urday, afar spending some
aeons in • voyage to London nettle market,
t..v�rg taken Paola (.ttln tor ale. They
reoert having don,- :. with the cattle,
Whilst there they took • tour b the Pinta
exposition, end say that they enjoyed t
selves... Mr. Cherub left here on Mmr
day for bit home to Madre, after • short
visit to bin moths-ts•Isw, Mn. it, UoC•tg.
Jere-. Wilmer, formerly of Dungan -
nee, and no v of Ktoo•rdlne, is visiting sod
r.s.wlDg'rouser aogoelmtinoes.
INTSRMax? or ANty ami t Pio mirR -Rioh-
.rd Trsl•avea .r., who had been affllot•d
with dropsical trouble and the infirmities of
a teamed years, died on Friday of last week
e the age ot seventy nine years The re
meas were Interred to the family plot 10
Donee/mon oemot•ry, being followed thither
from the tesldenoe of his •on Seines!, of
A.heeld, by • very large cortege of sorrow.
"mt relatives and friends. The pell.b•areri
were his sons, Robert, .Walter, Samuel,
Thomas, Alexander and Albert The ob-
sequle. were solemn) 000daot•d by the
pastor, Rev. Mr MnNolr. The demoted was
one of the pioneers of Ashfield, and by dint
of Industry sed rood eoenomy moored to
himself and tamtly • good and oomfort•bl•
home. H• was highly esteemed as . anthem
by all with whom he was s3ualoted for his
uprlghtsese in hla dealings end Integrity of
absrooter. His departure will be felt In the
°beech, of wbloh he was . oonsistent mem
her for many year.. He looks very active
end zealous part le lte progress and in the
fnrtheranee of the good mass. The be-
reaved relatives have the shows •ymp•lhy
of the oommunity• as was evinced by the
large oortege, their being .early one hon -
dried conveyances.
BENMILLER•
TUESDAY, Oak. 9th,
Won. Moede', who learned remedy
from Msoltob•, nit with his family this
wink for Baron, where be has enured •
position.
An •zelting event, 1a the form ot • berm
raising. took piths last Friday at Frederiok
Kurscbeski e, Meitlend 0000esion. About
slaty fire men took part, and oaptalne J.
Schwan: and Williams ted their mea la •
Ilyely oentest, Mr. Williams' sole 1101.11..
first. Alter their hard work the men an.
joyed a be•rty repast.
CARLOW
MONDAY, lot. 8th.
The Wstese of 8, S. No. 1 have re-engag-
ed Miss Dal. tor the oomine year.
Mrs. Turner, of Godenoh, oouduoted re-
view la the Sabbath school om Sunday.
Miss Panama°. teacher of S. 8. No. 3,
expecte to give • cocoon o0 or *bout
Tbenk•glvIDa Dy.
Rev. Yr. 1011, of 'l oroato, coou1ted the
pulpit ..a Sunday end expects to 811 In for
two suoo'sding Sabbaths.
Rev. A. IdoM111en, of St. Esoob's oburoh,
Toronto, is expected to give • lecture on
Monday, 22nd luso, In the oburoh on "The
Scottish Oover.anters.''
A nature noder the smoothes of the Y. P.
8, C. E. will be given In Smith's Hill (March
on October 22nd by she Rev. Alexander
MacMillan, pastor of St Enooh's oburoh,
Toronto, and tamer pastor of Smith's 11111
and Auburn oongr•tattoos. Thoth who
listened to Mr. MacMillan's former lecture
In this charoh, co "Tit. Haunts and Home.
of SIr Walter Soott," will look forward with
great pleasure to the ooalog lecture,
"Martyr Heroes of the Soottlab Reforma-
tion.' Lecture to oommemes at 7 30 P.M.
Silver oolleetion to defray expense.
*11 parable getting their este bills prtoted a1
WL otbo. w W have • free sods inserted
la this list 00 te the tune of .ales.
`,Ayr tLAY, ()tri 13th -Amides ..I • of 4
wolub Daws. 2 toy ...a, 1 3 y'ar.'I4 oust,
1 2 vias old airy, 1 set .•1 .taele boors..
and 1 new baggy. Terme o 12 months'
or.dis oe foretehine approved ewurify.
7 per that. disooant •hawed for oast. T.
GUNDRY, aa0tteeNr.
MATUa0AY, Orr. 13thtisk of the Don
lortoble dwelling stunted oo part lot 87,
Sr,
David's strut. the p40pe.ly ill Mrs.
Clifford. The sale will be held at timothy's
•uotioO roots, Hamilton street. at lit
'olook noon. Tete. UvND11Y, .uJll..ueer.
TUslDAY, Usk. 161b.-Auolloo ille of
household futaltu,• sed furnishivas, pro
p••rty of Mn. Jame. Addison L'.t tnoludes
Parlor set, sideboard., bedroomPontine*,
inches staves and furniture, •to., etc.
k:verylbtoa is the plans w111 be mild, s
tire, Addles has dupoew of the property.
--T. (Weyer. ouohunar.
LEIt:BURN.
Tr CROAT, OCT. 9th.
The usual ferries before oommaaloa will
JIP
WINDOW SHADES _
All In stock will be cleared at f t.
strictly CASH. Our T div M• Ife. 00
•
SHEPPARDTON•
Tesco v, Oot. 9th.
Mrs. Graham Is epeadist • few weeks In
Luoknow,
John Tieert is the smiling possessor of a
son and heir.
John Essar and Wm Beon"•t left for
the lumber woods last Saturday.
Mies Pearl Bennett visited her 000ela,
Mie. Curren, et Crewe lest week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Graham spat Sun-
day hi Lmoknow, 1be ornate of the former's
sister, Ida. Nihon.
On .000n01 of there being no servloss
bore on Sunday i number of our residents
a►tend.d oburoh at Nue.
PA PER
SALE
This is a sale that Is bound
to attract attention.
Several hundred rolls of
Wall Paper (snffall quantities)
regular 8c, IOc and 12c. Sale
price, 4c, 5c and 6c per roll.
2000 rolls New Wall Paper,
and 6c per roll.
Mew lines of the New Dark
Shades, regular 30c, 35c and
40c. Sale price, 20c and 25c.
Mu psi
PORTER'S rA`.
Book and Wall Paper Store
Court House Square, Coder/oh. a
PORT ALBERT.
(Jot. 9th.
Yips Yates, of Oederieb. 1. viettlag rde-
tnss ben.
Mn. John Uu•Id, of St. '111ontee, Rioted
fives nen last week.
TllutteuAS, Get. 18-*mann ablaut farm
stock, implements end household turunuis
at lot 6, oenoeesloo 11, W. 1). Colborne, oo•
silo west of Nile P 0 , commencing •t 12
o'clock. Kass.Ttt Mounts, proprietor.
THar. UUND1Y, •uctiomeer.
THCRNDAY, Oot. Pl. - Unreserved •logos
eel. of •good farm, farm stook sod imple-
meats, .t lot 28, 0000essioo 1, Est W.trs-
or.ab, mmmesolog at 1 r. M. The farm -
lot 28, coo. 1, East Waw•noeh-000-
seta of 100 •ore. (99 ouluva .1 and 1 ID
bush) Gond bulld=og., oroh.rd, •pr•og
wells, eta., mile from Auburn, 5 wiles
from Blyth, 12 ..it.. from Godenoh and
Cl:ntoo. Tilost'AY•tlur, proprietor C.
HAMILTON, •soltoseer.
SATCRDIT, Oot. 20th.-Auotlo0 mle of
36 bthiAtf cattle, oows,bsllers and .tan at
the leu Robert Gibbose place, Britannia
road, Gederloh, at 2 o ulook r. r. Terme
12 mooths credit, R005RT TIIOMr0ON, pro.
prletor, T. GulbOY, auctioneer.
TUMIDAY, Got. 23rd, o1 1 o'olook-
Auotioo sb of dwelling house oad stable
with i eon of lend, at the promisee on Es-
sen sorest, l;oderloh. Al.. household fur•
alter*, much there. fodder . oro and other
articles, the property of Mrs. Udlowoy,
who is bound to sell, as she is moving W
l'hioego T. GUNDRY, •Radoneer.
Ter m DAT, lot 25. -Auotlon ale of farm
stook and Implements at lot 5, Malt. oo•.
(Huron road), 1 mil. from l:oderlch Two
extra good draft horse., good cattle, Ao ,
property of 1:^orve Andrews, who has 'old
the form ane .• laving. Tiro... t;CL:oRY•
ouoiioo•er.
Moe DAY, Oct 29th. Auotioo ale oftarm
Ito 1 and Implements, the property of Wm
Feagen, at lot 2, oo0 5, E U. I .nlborne, at
1 o'olwk sharp. T (trotter, auctioneer.
TcasDAY, Out. 30th. -Auction ale of
harness, borsee, budgie., cutters, soUY,
barns, robes, blankets. booth, &o , •t
Huron Hotel .able, liodench. Tools is
the beet lot of hones ever otfersi for este
by &mottos In the county of Huron Srsd
for catalogue to E. R. So sill'', proprietor.
THOS. GUNDRY, auctioneer.
THcRNDAY, Nov. 1st ---Auto ion retie of
farm stook, lmplemeuu and household fur
n iters at lot 2. concession 11, W.U. Lot -
borne (just west of Nile), oommeuulog et
1 o'clock P. m. This U • clearing out eels,
se the proprietor, Wm. McVirril. hes add
h is form. THOS. GUNDRY. .uoaoaeer.
A See/ al•tery.
It is • mystery why women endure
backache, headache, nervonenees, deep-
leesnem, melancholy, fainting sod dizzy
spells when thousands have proved that
Electric Hitters will quickly cure such
troubles. "I suffered for years with kid-
ney trouble," writes Mrs. Phebe Cherley
of Peterson, la., "and a lame back
pained me so 1 ouuld not drew myself,
but Electric Bitters wholly cared me
and, although seventy-three years old, 1,
w em table to do all my housework."
Mies Draper returned es bar saes. is
Hamllten on Friday last.
Miss Shepherd visited some fined. at
Nile on Wednesday evening of lest week.
WIII. B. Hawkins is spsodint • well -
arced holiday with rel.tlyss to '2bathou•.
Quito • number from around here intend
tekmg to the Duhaanoof fair oo Friday
peat.
BCtr�YALt.-
MONDAY. Oot. 8.
About fifty from Blasvele and vlololty
attended Brussels f•Ir last wins.
Miss Liz. Messer hs returned from •
month'. visit to Y ps11entt, MIob.
Mrs Pilkis and Mn. Buchanan, of Wes
ford, visited Mr.. P1111. s sister, Mrs. Wm
Meader.
Mie. Aeol• Rutherford ho. returned from
Toronto. She w111 .pad the wiot.r at her
home hors.
Joe Wardor, • former Rio.,.)eboy,
hs bought the grist mill. Re and his
family have moved Ilan front Wooditook.
NILE.
MONDAY, Oot. Bob.
Mrs. Brindley with hit .user and sleet.
o1 GMferieh, vein 9aed0y et AIIs.
A number Irma here stranded the funeral
of the bate R .bard T»Neys. on Monday.
IVe regret to learn that K. Morris arid
daughter Allis intend Iavlog Nile to reside
1u Buffalo.
Mr. 1:0o0olly Intends giving • letters tin
Monday night next on "The Lord's Table
and the 11,vi1'e'retie ."
Mr. Welsh, formerly of West Wow•
nosh, bet now an evangelist in New York
etas, stent Sunday at Nile.
The many friends of Sam Shepherd, who
hs been 111 for some time, will M i.leued
to hoer that he 1e recovering.
Idles Etta and Mise AugustoPost he
be.. visiting at home for the past week en
amount of the Illness of their mother.
Notwithstanding the rale on Sunday the
teetotal was 611ed to its utmost mouthythree times, the service. all being condont
ad by James Connolly. 4v.J?fe is*. of De
• snit Mr. Connott "14 =nestinge of the past
week have bees a great seethes sad h. in-
tine
ti
It overcomes constipaon, improviseappetite, elves perfect health Only 505.
at Jas. Wilson's drug stone
MARRIED. -- -
BTEWART -- OORDON.- 1s Oodmleb. 2
D
Wednesday. Set. 20th. at the residence
the brides mother. M Rev.] Wilson,
A. Amos Stewart to Annie Eli's/Atli
Gordon. daughter of Mr.. Rohl. Oordoo•
all of Goderlch.
DIED•
11011131L. -lo Oode3bOM
, ma Wednesday. O.
Mit. John O. MoNeiyens l, aged 12 yes end 11
menthe.
Headache cures
which there are Revers!, First there
is tb�rl•Wrd tilts. waiting for 8 or 12
Noun fcr it to stop. Second, there is the
bandaged heal and deep cure, Third,
there iq the tag of hot salt banded on
the head acid the feet stuck into•botoven
for 3 or 4 -hours -all of them inconvenient
fad very often not a cure at a11. Our
kind we are not afraid to
stan=d batik of. It a doom not
Oe we nay, bring it back and get your
money hack.
Our kind is prepared with • special
view of getting at the cause .Wel removing
w
it. and in ily a popular and n•tinf•etory
remedy in ainee1 every rare. It doe, not.
fill tie *r
sy,tem wttb age which have 01
nffecte, but rather effete a cure.
-If you have tried other puree and they
are N. (i , don't be discouraged. Try
our. and nee the difference. Two pout•
on
dere for 5o. At the same time e our
Iron Tonic Pill. to build up the system.
It you have a doctor'e prescription to be
air have filled, bring it. tans -And hara.it.properly
ilinpennel in the wow and 1111odeni way,
only by us,
All .14n1.4iiired-Tir•-6- ems -
tied. We bavrtbs newest apparatus to
teat ties drags with, apd the doctors know
Jt.
JAM
week.
DUNLOP.
Tvatnar, 0.0. 04.'
M•r•J4114Joc«,efRrb Ray.. bps rtes
1n Spot see, Weh., is Ni ha' ,tato, Mn
1th,Arrher.
bit,. Char. Morton heir returned to Tooker
• mith alter a lortn!ght's volt to her skier,
tl • Allen.
Chs Haughton left on Tumidity to settle
.a. a form near Boron, io Grey °minty,
Ifo presence will M math mleeel in eoming
• Diel gathering. of the you -r folks about
hen and at Carlow.
Many Dunlop irlende •re greatly Interat-
rd to the waddle[ of MIs. Kate M•odaald,
dsnahter of A, C. Macdonald, of this plasm,
o r Wm. Nleherg.lI, of WIndent. whtoh
took Oboe at Detroit on Wednesday 1st.
May Fortune's mantes, smiles rest upon
them throat/5 lag and gleeful lives.
9.ot To Lova Us. -Mr. and Mn. John
0ke and family, with bays resided In our
midst for the past Asses years, to to (lode -
riot shortly te flys le • house they hove
recently psreh.eed on Ow n r% street near
the Barth rad. A few weeks ate Mr. and
Mn. Oke enter%Iaod a number rel prang
people %a theist gathering a a farewell
petty. Mr. Oki. Orson.s will he math
missed among ear farmers. We wish them
every seethes la their sew home.
W W. Httobl.tu, whit has far some time
bass reprltngSl the Lake of e1. Wood.
Millie( Olapaey le reveille. has Inc. to
Meeireel to •.sine eestrot of the eloanolal
dep•rtpsent •l the head Dia of the mica
May
Allthellelthesthenelleolthatir
can't afford to buy shoed that
hurt you, for you spend two
thirds of your life in theta. No
oboe, no matter at what price,
eau tit more comfortably, more
nature ly, more gracefully, more
perfectly than the
..SHOE FOR WOMEN.
The natural woman's foot is the
"QUEEN QUALITY" Last
That is the reason these *hoes
fly 111) "breaking in"
They ferl me eowfnr able ns a
stocking frow the moment your
foot enters them.
MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM.
375
NONE HSaNLR.
On. Of Many Style.
A General
Favorite.
SEE
THAT THIS
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Alta
IS BRANDED
ON EVERY
5110E.
Klbo 134.
Medium
Heavy
Low Heel.
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P.T. HALLS
8OLE AONNT,
,•.. BEST BUY IN ROSSLAND
DIRECTLY WEST OF LE 1401 No 1 AND No a•
b
....BIG FOU
Reese,,,,,..,.. ---v
Consolidated Gold Mining Co
•
Non -Assessable and Non -Personal Liability.
Capital 0250,000, in Ten Cent. Shares. Four Claims, All Crown
Granted, with No Debts or Liabilities, One Mile West of
Roseland. Over 1300,000 Shares in Treasury for Develop.
ment.
The Properties of this Company aro situated directly west and 600 feet
lower in elevation th til the fatuous Le Roi No. 1 and Le Roi No. 2, that are
now shipping 10,0'''0 tons a week. The Workings oonti.t of • Shaft and Two
Tunnels, driven to tap the ore body on three separate and distinct veins. No.
1 Tunnel on this vein is in over 100 feet, and No. 2 Tunnel on this vein her
reached a depth of 112 feet, with three and one-half feet of shipping ore in
sight, and forty feet of the ledge to cross cut The ore is identical with the
Le Roi ore, the High -Grade Gold -Copper Ore of the camp. The No. 3 Vein
hes been opened in five Oboes for 2,000 feet., which dips to the I.X.L. adjoin-
ing, which is uow shipping the highest grade ore in British Columbia. See
eral buildings are on the ground, with two bl•oksmith .hops and Targe boani
ing house, etc., with water and timber in abundanoe.
Uur amity. have averaged from 16.00 to $800 in Gold, Copper and Sil-
ver ; and the .hipping facilities are the best. The Great Northern Railway
runs three times through the ground, three smelters close at hand, and re-
duced charges of $4.50 per ton for .hipping and smelting, and we are now
ready to start .hipping ore.
The .hares in this Company have been strictly pooled, and we will issue
Pooled reoeipts only until the Pool is dissolved. We need money, and will
send you 100 shares for $7.00, 1,000 for $60.00, 5,000 for $275.00, and 10,-
000 for $500.00.
Le Roi No. 1 onoe .old for 2c., now $50.00 ; Le Roi No. 2, five pound
shares now 080.00. Address
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changes mast be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
The Copy for changes
mut be left not later than Mon-
day Ete n.- . Casual Ailyerti.enwnt.
ese611fad ■o to noon Wednesday of
ass► weak.
noon.
� BROPIIEY & SON
- THE I.IADING -
Funtra\ 11vrIetor$ eared
-VarlootAmvXa.
order* earefs117 art..4.4 Ito at s11
beers, ■IgIt •r day.
Mors en meet Street eteJde.re, tsue-
bee Street.
CONSUMPTION!
Startling >1ibienteMt IIF
Pre.rriptioa Drag Raw,.
/!-Term. yt ri,-tIy Cashh. No Ondlt Tele6ne 46
.
ff -Wr ,lir not sell postage stamps ow
postal reran
JOHN MORRIS
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Moine 111,11 and F,olory, Gam -
boa Rood, (;oderieb.
A ample% stook of
Dressed and Undressed
Lumber,
Flooring and Siding,
Lath, Shingles, Etc.,
Sash and Doors on hand and
made to order on short
notice. -
Storm tilos & Doors a Specialty
K0lmalss ferelsbed. Terme mndwrab.
JOHN MORRIS,
GODERIOIH,
19.3 ata 6.1Wkik&'
SOWN'
BB 411111EIS likata 11111m. the Row
goo eR *wawa Imo, Pilaw.
Oar eittrw- i.a i ie.s aMaiesw
corm phesheast aerie a.00,ltrt ..asset teat
ken .nam fly m .afor) teem teem.
auk T,•ly, .matey le W fined tow1r
MINIM is W weed a et • e .ata mr SIM
(kind~. tis. w.nr qua -- -_.
M e •we.tsr of •�ss•� SLs. a, gylr, ss
ofrseeressbz♦wr &eek env.. mamma
a. ea e. ..seats+se • elle saes end baa
ess.Wd M sem a st,war. of Yealmrn
lbw .haat.1 .r�tlsg`eea am
s up the -
system sad ears est sae .. up
m.
Imam most lir kr .mew. Meetly mit
4m.eems Me • ad Marna sembati •ty
Oat e them is per emit of earn. Tbe
bei.....ink re.fa . fa tis• aoceg .*mien
55.119m .00. tem�517rapsr/
wk. Genre • ewe. rot *.Ree Y W
*Mei
Meer roar
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11 Tv00 a a., tstrit "11114 .ens T. A lu'.1rw
t•. ebbe teat �atn5 a1 wml ima.-
eel
a. se. eedlero�� r7rw1 ilgthutsesti
tiatmpel Mss[.
wisps wart sea lessee mat
last... r bray pslfasstt.astti 4ee roliwenMw11i�
JAMES LAWLER, Managing Director,
BOX 545, ROSSLAND, B.C.,
Or Money can be sent rise Bipak of Montreal.
VawRaclu :-Any Hank or Business Man in the City of Roseland.
INYESTIMATE-SEND FOR PROSPECTUSES, ENOINEIMGS' WORTS, etc.
OF HURON • V
dN/ib
Iti�Mfi4
Treasurer's Sale of Lauds for Tares.
COUNTY Oi HURON. To w• IT : 8y •irtue of werr•ot, u.ader the hand of the Wellen
and seal of the oorpoatloo or o 'aunty of Huron. •.•ted the 31st day of Amts[, 1111, ooni
ma me to levy upon tis•+ 1.•i 1 . herelm•fter de arthed. for the attars of taxa respective
ly doe , together with nue.., soros Ie hereby el.eo that melees snob totes and oats
oz sooner mild. t shall la compliance with the Coosolldated Asseeme•t Aot. chapter 314.
R. H. 0 IN57, proceed to soil by public auction the mid Mode er so moots thereof as may be
necessary to discharge the lame. at t1. Court House. 1n the Town of Oaterioh. on
Tuesday, the 4th Day of December, 1900.
at 3 o'Otock in the afternoon.
Dt IC0.P1 iOX. IAT OOP. Ste ACMES /ATaMltap 0e 'rests 00515 TOTAL
endo*.
TOWIEREP BB
Maimed -li1 Petw1•4
Palmated
Pert el
Part mf
n
S
13
North bast...,. <.... i
Maitland i4
TOWNSHIP Or ORLY
111 50 Patented SEE • M ' •„
L Or IRLNIRYN IN GREY.
Patented
VILLAOIE 01 LORD WiCH IN HO WIO=,
4-117- Albert -M. N f4 UspaNOt 4 • fel
West half of East half 4
West half of Est half 5
Part of.
1. Andrews survey
Mallon& 1 survey
MoCoouell survey
McCaughey sons,
TOWNSHIP 0/ HULLETT.
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TOWNSHIP Or BT
8 16
S 26
TOWNSHIP Or U
Kw R. R Ird'y
VILLAGE OF IIAY
6 ayadd Road N
VIi.LAGE or 81.
Patented
ANLEY.
Patented
Patented
BHU RN R
Patented
rIELD.
Patented
TTH.
11
1t half Y Rlook A
14 Rlook i
34
Potholed
Patented
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660 S ,"000
v!UUAW 01 WROXLTEft
-f-- Meta sk N N PP•aetet---- - 4 05- -160
county Ttessenrer'. Ones.
Godenoh. Aussie Si. 1900.
' Alt, Donbas,
3792 141 County Temperer.
Sia_
IT ilia
tool PAY i Ou td etWnd the purest City Baeiness and fihorthand
.rrlbge, Laindon lMt. Pnetiebl inttruatfem In prsc�
indigent years
ttoti For over fifteen we have been in
tomtit with young people sail their nerd., aril the bsitiene world .til its requirement..
BT1rifeeillt at eatentetid for aiding young poople troth before and afternation. We
meltsovk ; alts prove it fiend for our Catalogue and Oollege Journal.
- - _.--J..'W_Wi OTERV'EIII, Principal.-
ALBERT W. ISE
r.bll.aw iN i
Farm Implements sail Iachiaery.
(Mortes Meeker. Mnwer•. Rakss ant T,:sw,
AIIo J. W. Mane goat.
WllkInose 1' onghe of ell attire
• Warms. of Ayr. Pulver.
1•v.rything mads M the vary Meet matcrW,
--R.,.i' all blade trot a head.
Went mood to h.•e roe all Ind le-
spset a0.. -dee perehasleg stmwliera
('LORE CASA PRICER
Will ogee ep 1• she old Anima McK11sell
'land shoot oe.eler 11,1
A. W. WISE,
ilmont. HMOs/,
rItr�-
i
mu1
1
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an'L LJ, others who use Hardware are invited to see the
geode and prices McKENZIE & HOWELL offer.
This in a splendid time to do fencing. We lave yet a
pink, fair ergottrnent of sizes of our now tame I AMERtos),
_ .Ftt4LD Femcteo. Hundreds of rode rout up this year is
this locality, and invariably it ie said to be the )re.t•fsna
tam nn the market.
We have a fine line of House and Barn Furnishings,
ssCh •a LATCRIM, HIRaIss, I.Ot:Ea, GLASS, PAIt1TR, VARNIRRII,
TAR PAPVR, Cow CTAIPI and STALL Flxrusae.
A large importation of the best ERnLISR Sf ADRR And
tflnoviels has just arrived. Thome are marked down very
Ow ELDRIIMS Sawtif0 MACR1Es Ia all i1
clairttetur) trner It; being tF.e beat volae opt We [tellthat them
down at bottom prices. it haa points of ertellenoe sol' w
f trw
foiled on other machines.
McKenzie Howell
TNN PLACE TO BUY ALL MARC WARE OHEAP.
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