are a sure cure for headaches
caused by powder smoke, etc. Sold
at Morrow's Drug store.

The Russel hotel is first-class in | '*

every respect. Table is not ex-
celled in Rossland.

Hair dressing and switches a
Spokane prices. Goods manufact
tured on our premises. Miller-Der | 3,
vant manufacurer of fine hair goods |n

ti  etc., 129 Coll ia ave-

nue. east.

_ROBSLAND EVENING RECORD, JANUARY 4. 1908,

NOTICE,

tion will be mado to

uf Talat ve
bly of the Province of gaat

said Company, its agents, officers or wor!
men think proper, and for the pups

NOTICE.

November 6th, 1809, _
Initial post 8. W. corner of Oliver M. Har-
ris’ mineral claim
NOTics is hereby & given that 80 days afte
date I intend to apply to the hier
Commissioner of Land and Works for per-
fougion to purchase the fullowed described

2 Commencing at the post, thence north 40
chaing, thence east 40 chains, thence south
s chains. thence west 40chains to the place
begin ming; said land being on Midge aa
tag hs creeks, Gost River mining division
West — and containing 160

aie
LIVER M. Hanis,
Young & Burnett,” Rossland, B. C.
‘ossland, B. C.

aire
Tenge and. hold-and ‘sell and disore

Proprietor, any line of telephone or tele-

may be Drepssary or incidental

MINERAL ACT, 1890,

Certificate of Improvements.

Bannock mineral chims aiiuate 2
Where
Rossi lant

for
8, NovcE is Bereby given that Jacob W.

for the |
ant ofthe above
a further take aa that action, pander sec
to ent ust be commenced befor he issuance
of stich Certificate ‘of Improve: ae
Dated this 19th day of Bees ‘A. D. 1809.
G, GAMBLE.

NOTICE.

the ches to ee ‘the

eee oF por
eand franchise of the ‘company. fe
transl ot the same, or to Consider and pass reso-
Juti t the re-incorporation of thes ‘companyvand
viucther tee any ty other general business as.

fore the me

anaes his arth day‘of Note ber, 1899, at Ross-

RY,
Acting Secretary.

Novice.

NOTICE is hereby
after date I inte
Chief Comm Mastoner ol
pe permi task

‘nated this 15th day of December, 1899,

. BRO’
Ww Solicitor for the ‘applicants,
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT, ==.

hn Pursuant to Creditors Trust Deeds Act and

Amending Acts.

Bulmer, James A. Webb and 8. Schnit-
zer, trading under the Arn ote ot Be
mer, Webb & cera at 1.

date the 28t!

ompany are
on or bee tae 10th day a annary,

which he shall have hi

NOTICE is atiots die‘ that an applica

nd
, Ui! work!
iB ny part I DIg Four r
the said Inghwa: Buraticets an often us the

ge or teneinents within the

graph Communication cor nnecting or to be | OFFICE, COLUMBIA AVENUE,

connected with the said company's line or
‘d lines, and to borrow m money for the pur-
poses of the Company and to pledge or
mortgage any of the Company's assets for
that" purpos ne and to, rece el 6 bosiuses or | Pooled Shares, 3 cents for treasury purposes
privileges fro or body cor

porate and with alPother ‘usual, necessary
or incidental rights, powers or privileres as

to ‘the at-
the above objects or any of

iy oo

1900, to deliver to the coe in Job Printing

entitled
regard only ie) rhe eciaims of

nce
he this price was posted the Mth day of ae Hanus

THOMAS GABBIG.
Found & Burnet, . C.
Rossland, B.¢, Kalo B-O.

ed at ‘Rossland, 1 B. "Cy this 20th day of

November, & a D, 1899,
Bolicitors i fort the trustee,

)

NOTICE.

NOTICE,

ritish Columbia Southern Ratlway com
pany wi ‘wi apRly tothe Parliament of Canada at its | o: Rossland,

mn for an authorizi
at ‘in

way of piche HS Creek to Martin Creek, and for

other pi

By order 9 ‘ofthe Board.
H. Camppere Oswaton, Secretary,
Montreal, 17th November, 1899. 126-90

electors’ of the pounicipality’ of | the

lecting
in the municipal

“-W. C. McDONALD,

Contractor and Builder. |» 5

Estimates given a Cantracts ofany

Moving and Raising Buildings a Specialty.
Apply 85 Thompson Avenue.

& Busch's are,
o'clock a. m.

Ward 0. 3A -At John Dean's office, =
Jumbia avenue, from 8 o'clock a 1S;

Ward No.
er d~23 me bie a avenue,from 8 0 ‘clock a. m. to 4 o'clock mM

,»RECORD
“PHONE,

Let us figure on your
Job cuares

O~2< 333

ee all_be
such Persons ag
t ity
Is the number of the BYES ifie unaey, any fom and ave
Ge cee of land
>

o'clock
"B—At the City dices, Colunts

OF “which every person is hereby required
Clee take noticeand govern himself accord

dey of noutiati
the Land Regist

ore, over
Feplatered incum Roce or
o are otherwise qualified as
anicipal voters i,
iven under my hand at
30th day of Decetnber 1899) Rossland, the

Witita McQurrn,
Returning Officer.

Clearing

Clearing SAL

Discount off, or whatever a snap you get offered, you will have to pay al hi
We do not want to humbug you." Notice the pri 'y always the same,
he ditterence 15 alwape eg arid goods aflered. Jou anyehere,

and compare with ours; th

Al! Woot Socks Good value, asc; only ta¥e
avy, goce_ only ein great
farlety, soc (0 #1 fe
‘Top, Suicts—White, laundered. cotton,
and dther makes, dome: tlc and foreign, of pieed
to suit all pockets, from 25¢ t0 4.00
‘Sweaters—A goud aie from 40c to $4.50
Undorwoar—The greatest variety, best wool,
from mn ae to a $3.20 ber garint
nad Jumpers Full vet
Fidget by ip eoliyy io Y Posyriveted:
Pauts-At all prices from 8.010 $6 er pai
In any style, grade. size and color. You
yi iver recelve double value for your money

5
:Sbdte—-We make special mention of these

The Rossland Trading Co.,

‘Old Salvation Army Building.

| Ross land Auction House,

as we bought a parcel of 509 at 30 cents on the dol-

Jar, “and we will sell
wan, yaa ae aecotdingly, fille they last.
Mackintoshes—From $2 to $8; worth double
pefiiters’ Ol Clotting—Lower than our com-
Mackinaw Clothing—From $1,00, up
Gloves and Mitts—Liv

variety, from ioe tet pe per reste walled, splendta
Blaukets—White and colored;

8 Sse from 73e to $0 per pals. We'sell thear

lay ‘St oes—T.eathe
any 1 Shae vaite or quality. in’ Boots and Shed
you can sav fe §0 cents on the-dollar by dealing

J. Cherrington, Manager.

PUBLIC Pole is hereby giyen to the

—-LATEST —

CANADIAN VICTORY

\ | is likened te Rossland west end stocks.
xh Giant

ke
of

or | went up, and will keep improving. Why? Th

Yalles Bod ore arg both there in titles,

of bite. has found 1 it ut Asta

oo on tl

"Buy Big Four
Today!

Two doors above Masons Hall.
P. 0. Box 545, Rossland, B. C.

only and treasury certificates 4 cents.

) GRAND UN ION

NUTTERFIELD BROS., PROPRIETORS
I RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY
b Neatly Furnished

from $2.50 to $3.50 per week
First-Class Bar

in connection.
Telephone No. 58. 22 Columbia Avenue:
Four doors east of post office,

of every description, at the Recorp oflice.

ind Note—
whee British n reverses sent everything else down,

; serene
Sooeoerscooseoconoossoonsaveeneoenenas

We also make a specialty of Color work.

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a 1¢S eee In this department are many desirable
‘ styles i in Footwear at exceptionally low
.--.50eSs

prices, The good kinds and makes at a
price that is sure to make them popular.
——— OOS
New Style, [The Mannish” Shoe) Black and Tan, $3 50 $4 00
makes aoplendid skating shoe............ i. and “ie
Skating Shoes in light and 5 § 50 $2 5 $3
heavy stock, Black and Chocolate 2.2 Py 2. ] wf 9
Other Fine Shoes in Flexible and $3 50 $4 00 : $5 00
Heavy Soles.,........... s 5 . 5 Lal

All Felt Slippers in Stock
AT_COST.

In the Men’s ‘Shoe De.
partment all the best
makes at all prices....

SOLE AGENCY FOR

HANAN SHOES.

THE BIG STORE.

Hunter Bros. Rossland, B. C.

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VOTE FOR A:S.

|GOODEV

FOR MAYOR.

Mr. GOODEVE has ably filled the Position of Mayor during the
year 1899. His record entitles him to re-election.

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PRICE 5 CENTS

“Bae and: Silver: Watehes’ ‘and: ”
Jeweller sf eae £° -@f 3, Cut ‘Glass ite” of

styl

‘Maniésiire Sets ne Bilics F:

We have heeft dadiag to Our alSck dha Jou 6 sei and as“fine ‘a-tine “of ‘gbods as can
seen

the Bia? devweller
Sut Postoffice., |

§ Shans! t for the'winter cir

‘|to. the

‘| nesday evening the: -catnivat " Proper

.two for: boys, two for |

*) fléats” ani

[FIGHTING is HOT

fixed the dates .as February: 3

17;. beginning ‘on a Tuesday “and
ending on a Saturday.™/ The Tues: |
day and Wed

Curling association and on the Wed: "|

will begin ‘with a masquerade at the
tink... .On..the..Thursday © mor; ‘ing |.
there--will:-be~fivecoasting tices,

for large « coasters;

down Spokane s

Columbia avenue.

morning there-will be snowshoe and
ski races; at,t, 0’ ’clock a, el of

to ex mine our Stock bef
for yours sh belere

ROTHERS,
‘DI UGG:

{i add & i ‘contests; in’ + “the alters c
‘Col

-| British . Driving .. Boers From Hills
. Around Colesburg.

meres FOR. FRENCH|

ger after the war.
Zalus Want asoer Seaips

Pietermaritzbuag, Jan.

testlessness ‘of the Zulus'is incteas-
ing.- It- is asserted that they are|_
;xious!to attack the Boers.

of the burning of fourteen villages

of St. “Helena i is being renovated r >
for the reception’ of President” Kruc 7 A

How Sanitary. Work Was Dono Under

McPherson and Goodeve.

NOW PRODUCES REVENUE

oe By yreis. | tho O18 Contrast System’“Gare Tnefiolent
New York, Jan. 5.—Letters from | Work, With Profit to MoPhorson’s- Friends

a Presbyterian stationed at Luebo, | - _io New System Provides Fffcient Work
‘| Congo~ Free State,‘give accounts | ~ 5

With Revenue to the. City. -

eventually dri en. out.of-their posit
chi [iongafter: ianh irs‘shooting by our gg
‘They still hold “the hills. jim-, “brings: out new possibilities ‘of his
peer -surrounding the ' tow: ceypnotic! powers and ‘accordingly
. and thus' preve, th f his.

Rensburg, Cape Colony; Jan; 5.
Evening—Colesburg = ihas inot., yet|~
been occupied. The

at ‘daylight this morning, ‘ but, were],
repulsed. They occupied the hills |’ *
to thesnorth’of thé town, .-but, were

ANE aces See or. more-na="

interest to- the“ ratepayers ‘will be |

pectedly attacked the 3 4 ‘discussed’ at t Epday: night's mass |

avenue; ig
eckoncantaher oe ‘ibs juni
senior championships... -Prizés; wilt
ber offered * for “the’ best “Uéc rated
buildings:; » = {|

The ‘Nelson, “Revelstoke, -Boun-

RUBBERS, OVERSHOES and
: 1 LEGGINGS. :

| Spokane: will be arranged ‘under the
1 auspices of the Elks, to. arriy
Thurs

eg
F raveity hall at™
| to" séceive ‘Feports om t

| eiple:ot of ‘fa fair field and no favor.”

boards. of trade: “in™ Kostenay and:

~ An excursi

about ‘noon’on tl

season will-be ‘played at the rink on
Saturday, evening between’ Rossland
and Victoria. ~

sthe-meantime to s

dition. ci

night will-be-conducted on the prin-

ash purchas
2 ae get a
Be! on month moet of C cists,
¢

‘| .tom house, « has © ‘recéived’ a letter

ore Lamettes. or

-Yale.and tothe Spokane: chgmber| I.

The “mass --meetingon Friday | 22

taken b ry the't ry about:

Mens were made toimagine that they
é hi

* An example of the- manner in
which the present- city administra-
tion has given the people more ef-
ficient. service at.reduced expense to
balance to add to
is found in_-the
sabitary départment, ‘

Under the Scott’ administration,
of--which>-Hector--McPherson- was

.enger’s: work: was let by. contract to
/Andrew. Daiy and W. Bell, . for
whom Thomas Brownélle was: fore-
‘man, Mr: ‘McPherson - furnishing
them: with.a-team:. A:-by-law--was

that-they were.under’ the ‘ i
of laughing ‘gas; that ‘brocmsticks |
eiepeer syenty ea who wer ba were fair. damsels. with: whom” they

The Boer a ditathers numbered: @

y'
Special request, the Household cav-
Hairy, ‘a “battalion -of field’ ‘artillery, |.
and _the first battalion of the
regiment have" been™ disp

HJan.,; §.—The- -Daity-Mail |’

s-a- “dispatch ~from~-Rensburg;”

Cape Colény; ‘which~ says that the

British: set_fire musty night to-th
the .

{ dispatch
is rumored
that Colonel Baden-Powell has again.
at., Mafeking.

e Rossland cus-

-from: his‘ brother, A, Carnegie Ross, |
“ee

SS says that "a. perfect

about: roj000 pall, as. well ‘as a
ber of pri

-teleased -from

in the Transvaal,
refugees are. Brit-
the British consul has’

| perial gove: At, and-he employ
| twenty men:-for the purpose; +

for housing and: feed-.
ing them’ ‘at! the’ experis

“Mr,
flood of. refugees. has;come. from the}.
Ti

The: Batish storming party number-
ee. 8axmen,.of which«number 21
killed: and 33 woinded.

London, _Jan. | —General Gat-
acre's report’ of the * Molteno affair |

midday. : s whom they | danced

e.
-tholigad’ ‘men. one Joniskillea: fated of thé‘idea © that~‘they “were.
musicians’and‘marched ‘around ‘the |
=". | ball. blowing: hideous discord’ out of |’;
ate a. gentleman

passed: Ht the citi: to have
the work done:by. these, contractors
ata schedule of rates. fi

‘council, though-the
‘matters~-‘practically “in -~their
-hands; “Under-this-arrangement the
‘contractors ‘confined their .attention
Lmainly__ to,..the...densely populated
parts of the city, which were most
Profitable; and‘left the Gutskirts’ to
:| shift: for themselves :as‘a rulé.--They

dumped -the. horse ‘manure beside
the Trail road, | where. it. became a
chronic nuisance. A policeman was
detailed’ to pertorm the duties. of
-| Sanitary” inspector, but thé duties
‘were generally-slighted;- as it-is-im-
possible fora man to efficiently hold
two jobs at.the same _time,-- But
‘| under this, system | the contractors

,the most active.member,:.the. scav- .

ich |. “Vote,” Ho Arrived to’ Make’

ade_a profit of :$500..to $500 a

fog en Ses ve month,

c 2 ar 1 : When the’ Wallace. administration
WELLS: “SAVED.” THE DAY “took. office, A. S...Goodeve -became
chairman of the committee on health
| After Goveriineit’ Had Bera Had-Bern Defeated on One and relief, and_one of the” ‘first acts

at -e, was to cancel-the

oe of Soni tO
\gpeclalto the Racomp.

esting. “Afte. the Speech from the

nger contract; sec the. ap-
Wiptment, of .a” sanitary. “inspector

“End | have the work done. directly ‘by
|. the city. under. his, supervision... A
MS ciftenes wagon, two, sleighs,. a-team..and a
* Victoria, Jan. 5 —The opening of | tank were provided, rates: _were, re-
"| the legislature was decidedly inter- | duced at least.25%, and_.since’.then
the scavenging work, hasbeen done
:aot. only in the densely . populated

throne, ~~ whic da “cash |

shows it was merely. a
attack on a police~-outpost, “which
was successfully ,repelled. There
was,no B itish Casualties.

Gernian Anger Aroused.
Berlin, Jan. 5. -Commenting- on
the seizure of the ‘German ‘ship. by
the British, the. Berliner. Tageblatt
says:
;The measure ofipatience of. the
.Geérman nation.is-full.. .Does Eng-
land.want.ta drive_ Germany. violent-
ly “into the. arms of the Russo-
French:

is:
wife and a number~of other ladies
looking ,. safterthe” #vomen among
them. /. After--the. prisoners came
down? from Barberton; . the ladies
were protected by a blue jacket
from one of::the’. British warships,
several of which lay .in..the offing,
among them being the Philomel.
The _lateGeneral--Sir William
Penn S: was a guest of Mr.

INTERNATIONAL ~

pia: HALL.

A. KLOOKMAN, Managing Director.

ng the old: folk Shoe again.” Everything uew, bright.and Spark-°’
for the New Yeai

| a flag: ready | to hoist over the town.

Ross on his. way to.thé front.
The Boerswere so confident: of
-victory-that-they - ‘threatened, ~after
taking -Durban, ‘to take Delagoa
Bay and it was-said- that they had

New Omvcers: or Eagles.
Rossland Aerie No.10, Fraternal

‘of the wondertal

.- headed by the peerless CYRENE.

Justt a few ot the aS artists
RANDOLPH———-NOONAN -ST. CLAIR

Thos. “RY Morrisey, Refined Trish easter 8 guthor of “I Wonder if

, Eastern Novelty company...

Order of” Eagles, elected the follow:
ing officers last -evening:. Daniel
Thomas, W. P.-P.;Be-t Collins, W.
P.; W. J. Venner; V. P; Dick Har-
risop; ‘Worthy Chaplain; H. Daniels,

W. S.; J. B.Combs, W. T.; J. .D.
L. McGaughey, W. .C.; Thomas
Fitzmaurice, I. Ges G. W Newton,

“-The-Deutsche “Tagesceitudg Te-
grets that the emperor made a jour-
ney.to. England, which has not-even
prévented her open hostility.’ -
The. German -colonial- secretary
has sent a protest to.the press and
intends to hold. a. series of indig-
nation ‘meetings: ° ,
A Flour

d defi

sidered 3

;. where. the team. simply

Subsidy ‘would’ be substituted” fer'|’ oes from house to, house, but.’ all
‘fand ‘to the ~Columbia *&° Westéin’) Boe outlying - districts, . where:. the
railway and that a-representative |’ houses are far apart, receive proper
would be given to the Boundary dis-'| attention. In addition the work for
trict, Joseph. Martin arrived, having’| the city: offices, jail and fire hall.and
come by special steamer. to Nanai-| the abatement of nuisances on. the
mo and‘by Special train thence, both streets, such as removing, .dead ani-
supplied by the opposition: ' Wells, | mals, is done as a charge on. the de-
of. Bas » and Prentices“of | ‘partment, The. first thing. which
Lillooet, being: absent, the parties |had to be done was. to. burn. the
were even and, when Semlin offered | manure piles. on the . roadside,
a resolution: that ‘the speech be con-'| which had been left. there. by. the
y

” it was
ney. General - Henderson: took the

floor, debating until 6 o’clock, when”

the hands of Speaker Forster.

tion to adjourn to adjourn to 3 p.

London, Jan. 5.— A dispatch
from Capetown today says the prize
|-court has released the B-itish steam:
er Mashona, captured early in. De-
er with: “American ‘flour - on
‘board.
-Ovation to the Contingent.
Montreal; Jan: 5.—A magnificent
demonstration was tendered the de-
parting.members of ‘A” squadron
Canadian mounted. rifies,; and ‘E”
battery Canadian. artillery, of the
second contingent as they left for
Quebec last night. Mayor Prefon-
taine made’ a patriotic address.

Ottawa, Jane 5. —Arrangements
are being made to bring down
men of the. Northwest battalion of

oO. G5 Dr. D. C bell, eyric phy- |
j. McDonald, Ss... B./

Lillian F Grant, Mattie Webb, Blanche Lewis. Clarisse Farmer; Horace Mann the New
Zealand Tenor; ‘

Arneldo, the Novelty Gymanest,

: Doskmans, Champ Pu others, a i
,_ nie Roshni weal faree, Leen He wilh mae G Gser en ition oR Ha), pensions
: 3 Land

“THE BELLE OF BROOKLYN”
Intelligent Ladies! New Costumes, ete.,
- t-WE NEVER, ree os = WITH THE PUBLIC_ad -
eaduoosancenccsononsees:

A.
Shaw, and C. E. Gillan,. trustees,
The installation will take place
Thursday evening when there will
be.an entertainment and social ses-
sion,
Attend the mass meeting’on Fri-

day night and judge the candidates
for mayor on their merits and past

d“ rifles in-drafts as they are
ready. Lieut.Parkin Murray of
Toronto, has been appointed to
fill the vacancy caused by the retire-
ment ‘of Lieut. Lambert, of Que-
bec, trom the artillery contingent.
This completes the list of officers.

A Ganzy Boer Yarn.

London, Jan. §.—The Standard
and Diggers’ News says the former

motion by his vote.
fore the next meeting.

‘The

» . This task .occupied

one vote. two weeks, . Abandoned houses, for

It -was. known that Wells: was | which no fees can be. collected, are
coming on the Charmer and Attor- | aiso removed or cleansed by the de-
partm:

ent,
With all this: additional work: and

adjournment was made till evening | with the direct expense of the in-
by the speaker. Wells being pres- Spector's salary added, the .depart-
ent in the evening, the parties were | ment has realized a direct revenue
even and the balance of power in | to the city for the last. two years.
In 1898, the total receipts were
A motion was carried nnanimously $4492.25; expenses, including sal-
to equip a corps.of mounted scouts aries, supplies and capital. expendi-
for {ifvica to go with the Canadian ture, $4087.42; balance.in favor of
contingent, the city, $404.83. In the year.
Martin spoke at length, attack-'| the revenue: derived by. "the a
ing the government. At 10a mo-| above all expenses was $1013.56.

On the one hand,there was. under

m. on Monday was offered by the | the Scott and McPherson regime,

gov and the house tied, 18 | inefficient service and high : rates,
to 18, The speaker sustained the | with no revenue. On the other hand,
4 7 is under Mayor Goodeve,. with Sani-
Probably Prentice will arrive be- tary Inspector Long’s constant vigi-
lance, there is efficient service at re-
duced rates, with a considerable

As now conducted by Mr. Klock-
manp, need stand no fear of compe-
tition, for it easily holds the lead
with its strong bill of high-class
vaudeville and burlesque. Good
singing, pretty girls, brilliant cos-
tumes and bright music all conduce
to a merry evening’s entertainment.
Cyrene has created a sensation ana
responds to four or five encores
nightly after her fiery French
dances, ably assisted by Mr. Noon-
an. The burlesque, ‘‘Belle of
Brooklyn,” is a happy melange of
melody and mirth and nightly holds
the big audience till alate hour.

The International, as now con-
ducted, i is just the place for our bus-
iness men to spend an agreeuble
evening after the daily worry of
business. We urge a visit, as all
who fail to attend will miss the

residence.of Napoleon on the island

strongest bill yet seen in Rossland.

i going into the city.treasury.

MAYOR GOODEVE’S
SUPPORTERS. :

The members of tlie Ex- §
ecutive committee, togeth- §
er with those of the- Ward §
committees and: the-sup-
porters of Mayor Goodeve
generally, are. especially ie

4 requested to meet at-the
committee rooms this eve-
ning at 7 o’clock sharp,
to prepare for the meeting fe
which is to take place at z
the Miners’ Union hall at 4
8 o’clock.

On eee a ae a ee a ee an rr

enue

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