‘

ossland Evening Record.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1897.

WATER PROOF. MATCHES) CONSULAR AGENT HERE.

Rossland Match Factory In Full F. R. Blockberger Will Be In-
Blast Turning Out a Good stalled in Rossland By Con-
Lucifer. sul Dudly of Victoria.

TUMULT IN IN COURTROOM.

Closing, Scenes in he Luetgert Trial in
Chicago.

ee ae For
. sale.

‘The Undersigned has several Promising Prospects For Sale
at Reasonable Figures.

Will Give Working Bonds

Located on the Salmon River, North Fork of the Salmon
and Porcupine Creek. °

Criminal Court Building, Chicago,

Oct. 18.—The fate of A. L. Luetgert, ac-
cused of murdering his wife and dissolv-

, ' ing her body 1n a vat filled with caustic
potash, is'now in the hands of the jury.
Judge Cuthill finished his charge to the
jury at 4:45 p. m., and five minutes
later the jury filed.out and was locked

in the jury room. Supper was sent in

to them a short time later, and after it
had been disposed of they set earnestly

to worm on the evidence. Judge Tut-
hill took up quarters near the criminal
court building in order to be within
esey call if a verdict should be reached
during the night. At midnight nota
yom ae any sort come fsom the
ary foo the chances of an all

meh t wait fort the verdict seemed excel-

KK THE CRESCENT

VOL., II. No. 106. PRICE 5 CENTS.

morning,’’ said the other.
ihe Proprietor laughed. ‘You see,”
“we understand how to handlu

it. ‘ths ‘bottom of the pan, you notice al-
ways rests in water, and a stick keeps it
from touching the sides af the larger
in it is floating in, so it is an imposel-
iit for it to receive the slightest

'e are the only firm in Canada tl mt
knows the secret of this composition.
See, it is water proof,” and the pro-
rietor dipped:the match in water then
lit it, and it burned freely.
ied and pe dipped the, matches are

The p

In Interest of perysece

Monster Closing Out Sale

$10,000 New Fall Goods Just Received.

These Goods were ordered and rhipped before we had concluded to close out of

Decorations.
A New Line of

Wall Papers
from 1734 cents a roll upwards. Large
stock to choose from. A bargain
io line of REMNANTS from last year’s

J. . L. WILSON, Grand Union Hotel, stock in two to eight roll lots.

TO RENT

Having movéd into our’ Fire Proof Building
Domesties and Linens oe The Recofd:
Ladies’ and Misses’ Garments ia Three Storey Building

H. S.. Wallace's
oe cree weoe "HA Tnfernational Musie Hal

At Cost Two Rooms 14 x 42 on Ground Floor, One Week Only.‘ Monday Oct. 18.

Eight Rooms on Second Floor. O m E N E
- Six Rooms on Thira Floor. MILLE. TAERESE

Howard and Burdock.
Amission 1 This Week Only 25c.

of the Recorp had a pleasant chat with
Capt. W. G. Kelly, an old English
engineer officer, who arrived in the city
this week. Captain Kelly has been en-
gaged in mining and examining prop-
erties on the Pacific coast from Mexico
to Montana for the past 30 years, for
English and Eastern capitaliate.

me of the former have requested
him to take a trip up to this country
and give them his seas as to the value
cf our mines.

at when he has

Your Doctor Fights

Disease with Medicine, If the med-
feine is not right he cannot conquer
isease.

If the druggist does his duty tfie med-
foine will be right, and your dostor
will stand @ good. chanes of winning
‘the vietory. >
*\ Yon can help your deotor by having
your prescriptions filled at

“FRASER .
’ The Reliable
-DRUGGIST

Also Properties in the vicinity of Rossland.

business here. We now offer them at the Montreal Wholesa'e Price.

Rumors of 10 to2 for conviction, and
later ‘of 10 to 2 for acquittal, fi
but there
story. on

were ‘confident 1 at t midaight of a verdict
favorable to their side, while the opin-
ion of the public was turning toward a

ment.

minal Court Building, Chicago,
Oct. 20.—At 8:30 o’ it

nounced from State's Pre “Deneen
that there would be no announcement
ota a Nerdict ‘eatcre ts the opening of court

ie “much of @ local
trade butexy pox eo to build up a large out-
side trade, They now havea shipment
ready for Vancouver. The local ‘dealera
who gell their matches are Hunter
Bror., Empey Bros. and fox & Co.

DEGIDE AGAINST SILVER.

France Is Willing to Open Her Mints at a
Ratio of 15 1-2 to 1.

London, Oct. 20.—The British. foreign
office issued this evening the correspond-
ence relating to the bimetallic proposals
of the United States’ monetary -ommis-
sion. At the conference held July 12,
Senutor Wolcott’ explained the
object of the commission.
The marquis of Salisbury asked
if France was ready to open her mints
to free coinage and the senator replied
“tyes.” The premier asked at what
ratio France would open her allie:
Senator Wolcott replied a
‘the ambassad

do pe expect

HISTORY OF THE ENTERPRIZES SKETCH OF HIS ACTIYE CAREER

Silks, Velvets, and Velveteens at Cost
Dress Goods ma
Dress Trimmings andOrnaments. “

The Proprietors Thought They Had
Struck Gold While’ Ex- <
cavating.

Prominently Identified With News-
paper Work—Edited a Paper
In Portland, Or.

Lavelle’s Funeral Tomorrow.
The cororners’ jury, which heard the
evidence in the inquiry over the death
of Thomas Lavelle returned es follow-
ing verdict last evenizig:

“We, the jury, find that the deceased,
Thomas Lavelle, came to his death asa

—

bed =
“There are chemicals enough in that
pan to blow-up half the town,’’ was the
startling announcement made to a Rec-
orp reporter by one of the proprietors of
thé Rossland match factory this morn-
ing. A pespinto the interior of this
unique establirhment well. repays the
labor lost.
few people in Rosalie are aware
of the existence of this factory, which ip
straggling for an existence, and’ which
will probably prove to bea nectlug: for
other factories of various kiads. >If this
factory is eucccesful black columns of
amoke will soon roll forth from many
others of another kind, and mix itself
with the white fringes of clouds’ that
linger about the mountain brow. ©All
shat is needed is.a little encou: ment.
‘he Rossland match factory will em-
olor 10 men when in full operation. it
now has two men on road drum-
ming up outside trade, and the owners
expect to increase its capacity’ until 40
men will be given employment. It is
the only match factory in British Col-
umbia, with the exce tion of one in Vic-
toria which isnot rennin sud it manu-
factures water

As previously reported in the Recorp,
F. R. Blockberger, the U. 8. consular
agent for. Rossland, has arrived. Owing
to its important commercial relations
and its large percentage of American
citizens, Rossland is the only inland
town in Canada where a U. 8. consul. is| fal
located. g
Mr. Blockberger will be installed by
Edwin L. Dudley, United States consul
for Victoria.

The new consul has an interesting] ¢
history. He is of slight build,
in his bearing and has a very scholarly
appearance. His has beena very act-
ive life. He was born inGermany and
comes from an old Saxon family. He
graduated from the Priests’ Seminary of
utheran denomination.

the early

torneys of the
+ with e!

any word that might come from the jury

room.

Attorne Phalen, the junior counsel
for the defense, was around the state at-
torne ’8 Office for a short time and then

‘is departure.
Rlate'e Attorney Deneen, pale faced
red eyed from lack of sleep, sat in his
office until 8:30 and then he announced

Carpets and Linoleums
Gents’ Furnishing Goods
Gents’ Clothing - -~
Boots and Shoes

Roi avenue and Spokane
city of Rossland pa the morning of the
ga of Octobe:
es faneral: netit ¢ Take: place tomorrow
at 2 o’clock, Interment in the
Catholic cinstany, ‘
Lieut.-Colonel Domyille Here. -
“British Colambia can get all the
English capital it needs to develop ‘bona
fiede properties,” said Lieut.-Colonel Cc.
P. Domville, M. P., of King’s ‘ eounty,
New Brunswick, tos Rrcozp man to-
day. The honorable member is the
ive for the Klon-
dine Yukon Stewart & Pioneer limited.
ti necessarily

pores ‘her mints to
if the commercial
same course and
the ratio ot 1544 to one.
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach then aa-
nounced Gofinitely: that Great Britain
would not ag) the English
mints to the egatimited eo coinage of silver.

He then took a course ct theoh and

WINDSOR IN ASHES.
Latest Reports of the Destruction. and Ef- aiterwaeds “emigrated te nited

ant
Sorts: to Ald the Bulmerees: connected himself to fgroal aper.
The town of Windsor, N. 8.; was al-| The next turn of fortune found him-

most destroyed by fire on the 18th. The | ®elf the professor of modern language in ‘ith 2 London gen-
fire broke out in the business centre. A|%,c2lleg® st Davenport, lows. _ He) Deny t g the ‘Kootena:

‘a high-examination 1n the Fng-| tlemen, he is overlooking
high wind carried the flames in all di-| [i : . to investmen:

ish branches, with 98 per cent, and the | With a view to
See aketch of this infant industry rections and made « clean sweep of|German branches with fully 100 per Room for More Goods.
ia interesting. It was on the 7th day of |everything. Churches, public instita- ch

ay cent. He then took fe of the sa 10k
June, 1897, that P.de Carteret and J. tionés bei ahd residences were des- Mr. Travers’ hardware. store 3

ss pool, occasional ating ar-
H. Hamon selected the corner of Lin- icles to the ‘(Iowa ene at- di ince the
royed. ing’d. coll hill, the
coin and Cook avenue for a site. They |! Engh sh King's the lege, Paechill, a As there. is now
a few other buildings are all that. re-

tracted the wore
urchased a lot and went to work clear- him ee! nty of room in the store, and the
main standing. Halifax sent three fire

= = Le Bon ‘Marche Millinery House,
7 i pores slot ane Winsted waa who was the meane of hav ving B sent have been’ to work.
oe tres en ines, but they could do little apnnts Belting, at Portia: OF ag from. fire $9, pot :80 Me
engi me

Seon Cc R 121 East Columbia Avenue.
O 4 d \ to take charge of the dail.
: “Millinery. Novelties| tee | eg cence ial

“4 of orailger

the coin:
ted the

. nations ado)
no.chance now of tee!
anything being heard from the 12 men

before tomorrew morning at the. ear-
Heat * said the state’s attorney as he|
left the office. Rooms Suitable for Housekeeping.

« : ‘Times,

Apply at This Office. —

rae eee, Rent to Suit the
WEDS A JAPANESE LADY.

Sir Edward Arnold, ‘Rattor and Poet, Is the
Gree

+

Every Article in Our Store is a Bargain.
We are iis to ‘close out our stock, as speedily as possible,
ea

x THE CRESCENT,

= ~ STUSSI BLOCK
——_— “ 2 ~~ get “we

Cripple Greek Output. Dae Pei S'S) AV8E AES aa

A Colorado journal sums up the busi-

nesq of Cripple Creek camp during

August as follows:

The milling ore handled by the ‘Hart-

zell, Summit, Beaver Park and other nicely done up.
local stamp mills is estimated at 1,200] shop. base! nae ee

tons, average value, $10. Process planta ghopy ene Grand atone i

both in the district and qutside, han-
The New Pack.

dled 10,750 tons averaging $25. About
THE CUTTING Co's 2

London, Oct. ‘20. Paiticulars con-
~ cerning the marriage of Sir Edward
Arnold, the poet and editor, to a Japa-
- nese lady, show that the ceremony took
Place at Mathias church, this city, in
the presence of Sir Edward’s brether,
Sir Arthur Arnold, chairman of the
London county council, the Japanese
minister and their wives. The bride
was 2 brought from Japan and educated
in England.

contri
efor.

d Complete Fall Importations of...
LOADS he loss is eatimat it it in the

Ses 7 ty ; \ 2 <. ‘theycame Me ecan a ica: ee iisuracios J about $500,
Oo F (e{ele} DS (@) N TR AC K 2 ~ 59 Now on eale, representing by far the largést and choicest ase through | Domelese nom ber con il ond many sre in|

display ever made here. ‘Select Styles of Trimmed Round they exclaimed. selene: thoughts ‘of sad
GRAN ITE W ARE

date Splist Beretbes.
At the First Baptist church tomorrow,
the pastor, Rev. J. H. Best. will occupy
the pulpit and preach in the morning
the subject of his
Works.””

Lake.’ Spetiel

lading solos will be held

sof of modern lan; anguas

inter “wchool. © ;
Lived himeelf for p'
- “3 passed a fine eonotnation of both
the supreme court and State University,
Snr ad | an ro the of
of

has} ‘He ‘then. entered politics and_received | sermon bei

resent from President

inley. be

. THE LILLY. MAY.

Machinery Started _.Up—Three Drill
to-Wor Work.

The Rossland Laundry ‘will -call . for

Bare float eth th
sufficient pe Pal
scant kly’ahd a
your clothes and return he? Ee ‘and

eet San a
| rintin; lishments,
‘by a| Wh! ich w ere destroyed. ot fire
cau
factory and work ‘hat’ gives empluy- | Me

ment.
hie mot train from Kentville
Haili! hundreds of visi-
tors to town to: view the fire-stricken
pisns and tog assist, relatives and irtenda:
car! rovisions ani clothin;
ived ‘Snicasty in this forming Yesterday. at nc o’clock - 8. m., the
The town of Truro also| whistle at the Lilly May; help

sent a car of p and It d
| was thought yesterday that no Hives, had Po oince and oy os work. th 5 te| the pleted for the wholesale trade of the

‘The first operation is the sawing, np’ been oat, bat this morning the black: | Roi whistle with a ealute announced the —— es

if {Successors fo) P. BURNS & co. ened and chaned skeletons of two per-
‘ of the cedar cordw: into blocks. These | company’s congratalations upon the u P. BR. Traffic.

: . . f
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Beef, |e, te 74 of, thtit, "nots _74 | Rote on Bt. anne ernest. F fous of

Hats and Toques. Models from the leading Paris House fran thet? diogast "wh ot hey found t nthe ‘oma. bad | ke
Also ch ice styles of dress and anit hats from our.own work-

ifooms. Large variety of fWalking Hats and Satjors from
50c. up. Pattern Hats from $3.00 up. Inspection invited.

JOHNM, Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia
‘ave. west.

foe | MOGREGOR, Atk{ston & Co. brokers and land
surveyors. Room 1, Occidental building.

Wants, For Sale. Rent, Ls Ftc|

}Teneents a line plot te (Scat Insertion:

Recorp. mee this morning.
consista of three rooma,the px q
the Srying kiln and the mi
‘he confined waters od the dan
abet thi h a flume and dash against
a paddeled water wheel which operates
the block and separating: machines iv
the power house. The whirr of the saw
with its keen z——p as a block of!
wood is struck makes leasant music,
mingled as it is with the sound. of gurg-
ling water underneath.

FOR RENT.

For Rent: A furnished and
for rent in the Rucorp block.

CONTRACTORS.
Cc H, HENDERSON, contractor and builder.
+P. O. Box 555.

Jessup Steel is the only steel
that will stand the hard rock

9,000 tons went to the Metal-
lic Extraction Works at Florence, and
‘the Colorado-Philadelphia mill at

eae & 500, tons: me

. DRUGGIVr .
F: RASER’S Drug 8t- 41 E. Columbia ave.

Rossland a Wholesale Center.
. Alex Lynch, Jr., reports that the bus-
iness prospects of Rossland were never
brighter. Collections are ‘easier, iat
eaye, and Rossland is destined to

Put

FOR BALE.(

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Co.

m B4Le on Lease—Two story frame building} | QUN- AND LOCKSMITH.
36x80, on Linovin Street near Columbia Ave. | i
: rte é eae. me AY M. FRIES, alley, rear Hotel Allan.
Blackberries

Apricots
Dameo!

Cherries

Fr upright engine

EXPREFSMEN,
one month, inguire ]

Saiee far treatment

Feat
outside reais approximately 13,000
twas tmuch ese thou on wanace
less, bo
fies acietoomi a ough no reliable ‘fee

ir
iy Pan outfit for « country news-
paper: Washington eight colamn press.

O. M. FOX & CO.

Columbia Ave. and Lincoln St.

’s New P

Chartes B. Hopkins has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Spokane to suc-
ceed H. T. Mallon.
The sel of Mr. He for the

Furniture Wanted.
Wanted Second Hand Furniture of all “kinds
‘bought and sold.

position is no surprise to the residents
, & Spokane, as -it has been

F Com -
82 Columbia Avenue Eas.

waderstoed ever since the election that
he was to be named for the position. . A
petition for Mr. Hopkins’ appointment
was recently forwarded from Spokane to
Washington. It was extensively signed,
by business men.
ere Hopkins is manager of the Inland,
lephone.& Te! ph col id

hom ie Hepuer, Srey on on business of the
Bpokane for Sor ine past: 10 * yearn ae et
rominent! identi-

fied with wolities of Eastern fashing-
ey pank: one ot the repuolican leaders
ane, ie is a warm nal

friend of Senator John L. Wileca. ™

——
Texas Bank Failure.
Houston, Tex., Oct. 18.—The City
bank of Sherman failed to open its
doors today, and after a meeting the
directors decided to make an assign-
ment. Cashier Hall says the bank has
assets of four to one of liabilities.
says the bank’s ind is $60,000

He| —

Record Job Office| =

Drayace: The
nese all

DRAYAGE.

Movine: If you have Rousehold goods to move

calla sg rad tog =a

‘wagon.
/Btar Transfer Company

Rea
oe kinds of freight

HARDWARE,
J * ‘TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.

RED. STAR.

HOTELS.
tm Leland: Columbia avenue.

3 It it delis
prog ymin ae Gallup the Hea" Bea iar Babess

have @ trunk or

LAUNDRIES.

O88LAND Laundry, office in basem
‘corand atom Hotels Grahaas & Son. are.

ery and Transfer G0.

Ses are Ce ee for all damages.
Star Transfer Company meets all out-

Tar
yeiug e .in- trains and will call at

ig and,
ny part < Part oftshe she city, 7lorbegsage Or paseo

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck add
business. We have the transfor we for the C & Wester
tailway; are prepared to unload and deliver ‘all kinds of freight from csrs; any
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

LUMBER DEALERS,
eey a 4 {ufiber, ete., everything

prETUCIANS.
Bowes, office over Post Office.

Has coustantly on hand a supply of .
For Sale Cards

LIVERY’ STABLES.

Honas:Get  saddie and pack horses at
jonsue:Get your ie anda at

Star stables.

J. WW. AARTLINE. PFOP.

For Rent Cards

No Credit Cards

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Just stop and k
MOPS ok 1m. Es in Fraser’s window Spaese

To Lease Cards Ger

the

jet the Recorp eve: ht a
conte per week. arte oe.

Furnished Rooms

BATHS.

Cards.

Batwnooms fitted up with tubs and m:

basing, all kinds and styles. “All work,
sonaily attended ‘to. OM W is
susie ‘Phone 27, eter, mana

Assorted Colors. Attractive Design.

PERSONAL. |

Record Job Office) seer rere ee

the. Rossland Evznixg RE:
pokame go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. acon in|

RESTAURANTS.

and assets $20,000. A petition oe are-
ceiver has been filed by Ee C. MeLean,
@ stockholder, Preferences are for

000; total liabilities about $100,000.
The aseeis are larger t than the total

liabilities.
The Metal Market.
New York,Oct.21.—Copper—Nominal ;
brokers’ price, $13.75; price

Rossland for Rosslanders
‘You Can Get Good

Rossland Beer

meals ax mnable.

Business lunch 25 ‘cents at the Vendome,

Tap Vendome gives quick ‘service on’ snort mo-
¢ and everything first class.

For Five Cents a Glass

At the

Dominion Hotel

$11@$1134.
Lead—Dull; brokers’ price $3.57; ex-
change price, $3.92!4@ #58754.

DON’T FORGET.
Do not forget that the Recorp job
office will save you money, do wou

OM, WaiLan, practical sanitary plumbe

stréet and Columbis avenue. " ‘Thone

pporane

’ BRICK.

DENTISTS.
Dn. Finiey, dentist, Stusst vlock.

STENOGRAPHEERS,.
MP, Halen L. Keyes, stenographer and Type-

PALACE STABL ES ™*

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.

was4. NGTON AND RESERVE STS.
, Rossland, B. C.

J.W. LANE PROP. -

Mortgage Sale of Valuablé City Pro-

WATCHMAKER,
Bo one door west of Allan House,
BY SAM ce

ECR
oe eT sees. Chattel Mortgage Sale.

pander end a by vistas of the pow er ot me con-
day

th
je auetion st
1
jamb! he %

of each month at aro ogrian pa hurtin
wang ae ited to at-
RS Y8SLAN! will meet

1D Lodge, N
eta Srenkie « ss pian ‘Hall at

the forenoo: ¢ following 6 good
com) rived in’said chattel a1
ts on first floor, 9

: * "PUBLIC AUCTION
do Houghton & Ba:
ners’ Union No. FM.
ta in Masonio Hall every” Wed: inesday
eves sing at 8:00. "Ail poamapers are cordially in. } sfternoon
vite dto attend. J.T. preside! tain
Bg Sie Sing, 2. duran, rene
. U. W. Rossland No.8. The: ere w ill be =
of
-yeccond and Seoaeeet, °y i istee

ted 18th Gesobers 1m?
he Masonic bell,

HECTOR, McPHERSON,
‘Agent for Mortgasee-

ae 1
nd: dt] irty-flve (656)

cS snd Magra Plan

the Land “Otc in the city
toria, in sai

hundred and sorenty,

TO)

O.1.M.—Rea Mountain eekas' No.

meets
$rd and Sth
be ry tn ocletr ie spree es

ofecch month CITY OF ROSSLAND

Court of Revi

= Pplications for Liquor License.

First-class Building brick at MODERATE
PRICES.

Classified Business Directory,

work promptly and in the best style.
&17-t8

ALEX LARSON,
P.O. .
Samples and particulars at Empey 7 Bron.

BROKERS. a
RANE 4, Baird, mining broker, F.0, box 205

I: otice is bereby iven paet we au
arrest 3p lap,
ne. City of sRomta
eer se to aot liquor Pan rota il in the premises
E

Be wus sit
B lock 2 enbdtvision of potted, onan ts 7

teams to
For further par-

SMITH CURTIS
Vendor's Solicitor, itor, 2074 Columbls Ave.

Hate opt, aypn', 1007 grACK & MseDONALD, { Dated at the City of Hossiand, this 7th day of | 07

ng, for eli; le known at the sale.

be mad
ticulars apply to Ghamber, City Offices, Rossin

the first day of Nore i
P cd EN, C.M.C.
City Clerk's Ufice, nowiaees Bor

Pork, Mutton, Fish, Game, Oysters.

SPOKANE ST., ROSSLAND.

squared. The blocks next pi

e kiln room arn is kept rr é “high
fa rature. thic! E conting of glue is
épread over one side o! Back
12 Sie power hyve they them go and are

yeetigation proved them to be the re-
pene of Patrick Kelly and wife, an aged
couple.

Laws to Alaska.

through
wich separ the hes one from

JOHN R.

COOK,

Office and Business Rooms
¥ TO RENT x

Corner of Colambia Avenue and Washington Street.

¢ in the

Good Mining Property. Shares of Stock in

city.

Best location

nee. rick farnace ‘in the mixing
room the sulpher is heated. The separ-
ged blocks are ae dropped in sulphur
uarter of an i
Bow t then comes the delicate part of
business. In a large dieh pan in a

dak reddish susetance pb which the

matches are tip; jeaat jar
would cause this substance ee “explode
with as much nitro glycerine.
It would blow ‘he he building into splinters | &rees.
and tear a hole |i the groun Jarge

ury the le of

one? need hot aiid,”

ashington, Oct. 21—Judge Botkin
of Helena, Mont., one of the commission
to codify the laws of the United States,
washere today and had s cunference
with Commissioner Hermann of the

successful instalation of the new plant,
which consists of .an 80-horse pewer
boiler, a 5-drill compressor, sinking
pump, hoist and three ‘machine drills,
One of the drills has been put to work
in the face of No. 1 tunnel which is now
in on the ledge 90 feet. The other two
are working on the incline of the shaft
where it connects with the tunnel. It
is the Purpose ¢ of the company to push
rork on the present ore

general land office the laws
applicable to Alaska. © This is one of the

ial branches assigned to Judge Bot-
fin in the immense work with. which

Pe cunuilaeion. was charged by con-

bodies, until” the mine is thoroughly
There are 16 men employed.
aul the
ore which is at present on the dump, to
the Homestar siding, to which there °
# end ween roe ene, ‘Trail
je ore wi wil shi he
smelter. The Lilly May Gold Mining

be
observed the

»Oroprietor,
assuringly, as the reporter
tenderly away from the innocent look- | Pec
ing stu

“Excuen we, but Iam very busy this

Good Substantial Companies.

Town

Lots.

has for its officers, Senato:
| Gaoee ‘Turner, president; W.'S. Harris,
an

comin, ion of i
pected™ however, that shortly after the

assembling of congress a partial report

will be mubmitted reserving the fal) and

Several hundred pounds of

OFFICE WITH ——

Rossland Mining Abstract Co.,

Over Post Office.

JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent.

Fresh Roasted Coifees

Arriving weekly at our store
for the Rossland Trade.

Our Blend

GRAND UNION AOTEL:—

ED. KANE, Assignee.
Columbia Avenue - : -

Largest and best dinning room in the city.
Rates

firat-cl

GEORGE BUSHNELL, Manager.

‘Fifty finely

Rossland, B. C.

Guatemala Costo Rico and Salva-
dor at 33c. per pound. Usually
sold for Mocha and Java at higher
prices.

Java Mocha
Costa Rico and Guatemala Blend
at 40c. per pound.

Hotel. Allan For Sale ‘i

; For Personal Reasons Only.

Aden Mocha

in the market at 60c. per pound.

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. O.

One bi hed, light and bedrooms, Parlors, baths,
. band “pats club, rooms, digg room wnexcelled.” Electric’ lights,

Biliard and privat

heat and all modern fonveniences.
Brick Uotel ‘a Town. ———™

once try them.

This is very|to

Old Government Java, the finest

You will use our Coffees regularly if you

mplete re, toinclude changes ex-
pected to be made in the near fatare.
Met Hon. Fielding.
London, Oct. 22.—A deputation rep-
resentative of the leading firms in the
export trade to Canada met Hon. w. 8.

Fielding, finance i at

manager; Frank
Keizer, secretary and treasurer.

Montreal, Oct. 21.—The Cariadian
Pacific Railway company’s traffic re-
ceipts for the week ending. October 14
were $644,000; Soe Hive come week of last
year they were ‘$440,000.

Price of ilver.
New York, Oct. 21.—Bar silver, 58/¢c.

John Edgren left today for Nelzon as
a witnoas in the on oF ee va.

Just in a: new ea At goes novelty dress

Patterns at Hunter Bros.

A $2.50 shoo at $1-b0.st Houghton &.

Bannett’s. (0-14 tf

en. tight heaters, steel lined at Hun-
ros. ;

Seventy-five. Pieces of of Jangnese ailk in
shades at

Like Shppery-Elm Poultice.
British Columbia is worse than a
draws every-
jsut of it. Within
@ year it has taken tein i an

Eber C. Smith hes i return
Spokane where he porcueees, editions!
Peg imappliee ies for the Reconv
office is now, well
Sauippe! spetand oa ‘to turn ou
wor!

ex-minister of the interivr, an ex-at-

Boys’ rabber Dooks 8 at Hunter Sree:

torney: -general, and an ex-l.ader of the

the high commiesioner’s office today.
with reference to the insolvency laws of
Canada.

Mr. Still, managing director of the
European Exp»rters’ association, intro-
duced the deputation. Lord Strathcona
pod Hon Mr. Dobell were present dur-

ing the meeting, which was private. | pe
Mr. Fielding, it was learned, promised
the gentlemen that the: would receive
every.consideration and that he would
lay the whole matter before his col-
leagues in the cabinet upon his return

itawa.
Judgement for Davies.
In the case of Davies vei the Le Roi
company for $5,000 damages the jury
rendered a verdict late last evening in
favor of Mr. Davies for $1,000.

per euit up, at Hunter Bros.
For Sale or Lease.

|HUNTER BROS

Combination underweor from $1.00

local besides s number of
minor individuals.

And now we have word that a Mari-
time Province Premier, Mr. Peters, is
abovt to throw up his position and re-
move to this other favored Coast,
shortly j ined hy an ex-minister of ag
tice i in the person of Sir Hibbert

years to have A
the country.
Province. Ev
is hovering ren
leave, It must be the fish.—Manitoba
“Free Press.”
An Explanation.

There was a combination among the
job printing offices in Rossland which
fixed an unjust and unreaeonable scale
for job work which the Recorp office re-
fused to join, and this will explain the
animosity shown toward this office.

‘ou can save money by

work to the Recorp job office.

gain. Apply Recorp oi

Two-story frame building at a bar-
fice.

to be| city

taking Jon poe

Minere’ and dressing shoes

third you pay eloewhers at Houghton ‘%

Bannett’s. seers
We have the largest line of rubbers in

Rossland and prices right.—Hunter

Bros.

Col. E. 8. Topping of Trail was in the

today.

ildren’s long and short rubbers at
‘unter Bros.

Oliver Durant, ant, general manager of the
Centre Star mine has returned from
Nelson, B. oo

Ladies long rubber boots at Hunter

as if raluctent to | Bros.

cori is tight heaters, steel lined at Hun-

eer rier in balk or tins. as 3
Carssaw, 22 Washington St.

Just arrived s car load of sdblier goods
at Hunter Bros.

Family too Large.

“Liddy,” the Siberian bloodhound,
has 13 children, and as there are too
many for her to care, some of them will
have to be sold at from $10 to $26

union wages.

f| Enquire at this office. James L. Wilson,