ROSSLAND .EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER 25, 1899.

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THE ROSSLAND RECORD. |:

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,
WILLIAM K. ESLING.
Office: Basement Postoffice block, entrance
Wash-

corner Columbia ave., aud
ington street.

SUBACRIPTION RATES?
Daily, per month by mail
Daily, hulf year by tuuil
Wuily, per year.. sig
Daily, per year, foreign .
Subscriptions invariably in advance,

“Advertising rates will be made known upon
‘application,

SPLENDID BUSINESS OHANCE

At Vancouver. The best paying
hotel for sale at’a low figure. Large
and select ever increasing trade.
Books open to examination. Owner
desires to travel. Must be sold
privately. Gross receipts'and de-
tails given on application to Mel-
lon & Scott, Brokers, 419 Cordova
street, Vancouver. 22-3t

. Notice. :

A meeting of the Trail Creek
Liberal Conservative ‘Assuciation
will be held at Room 7, Goodeve
Building, Columbit avenue, Ross-

=Ge>

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1899.

land, Wed » the 27th day’of
September, 1899. at 8 o’cluck p.m.,
to elect del to’ the coming

TO ADVERTISERS.

‘New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

In the Gazette for last week ap-|j

pears the proclamation for the ses-
sion of the legislature, which con-
venes January.4._ It is addressed

“To our faithful, the members
elected to Serve in the legislative
assembly of our Province of British
Columbia, at eur city of Victoria,”
and says:

“That for divers causes-and con-
siderations, and taking-into consid-
‘eration the ease and convenience
of our loving. subjects, we have
thought fit; by and with the advice
‘of our executive council of the
Provirce of British Columbia, to
thereby envoke, and by these pres-
‘ents enjoin you, and each of you,
that.on Thursday, the 4th day of
January, 1900, you meet us. in our
‘said legislature or parliament of our
‘said Province, at our city of Vic-
ttoria, for the dispatch of business,
to treat, do, act and conclude upon
those things which in our legisla-
ture of the Province of British Co-
lumbia, by the common council of
our said Province. may, by ‘the fa-
wour.of God, be ordained.”

——.

The people of Rossland can join
in no more commendable movement
than a hearty. cooperation with the
ladies.in their efforts. to make the
proposed hospital fair a success. [1
is difficult for the public to appreci-
ate the noble work being carried ont
by the-good sisters, and especially
are their good offices more keenly
felt’ in a city like Rossland,

meeting of the Liberal Conservative
Union for British C i

CIEICISCIENC).
MILLINERY

Our Millinery Opening will take

. TRIMMED‘AND
UNTRIMMED

In all the Latest Styles, at
M. J. EAGLES’.

A nice line of
SILK WAISTS,. AT
' $6.50.

place very shortly.

CaCoCasCococ)

S. A. Hartman.

We handle the Best

ties, Oil Clothing, Rubber
Mackintoshes, Mackinaws,
Coats, Long and Short

Leather Sole, etc,, etc.

New Stock of Fall
Goods arriving daily.

WANTED —Two or three furnished
rooms or o ed house. Address,
with terma,'X.¥.Z.. Rxconp office, ,

TO - KENT — Unfurnished house, five

ture of

Shoes, -Hats, ready=
made Clothing, Un-
derwear, Sox, Neck-

Goods, Caps, Gloves,
Gum

Miners’ Pure

Gum - Boots, with

Dated this 22nd day of Sept

a for * of Liquor

ber, 1899. J. L. G. Apsort,
tt Secretary.

NOTICE

Okanogan Free Gold Mines, Limited.

An interim dividen:l of ove quarter of a
v share, hus this day “been declared,

pavable on the 15th way of October, 1-99, to

t ay ot October. 1899.
closed for transfer between the 10th and
20th of Uctuber, 1399.
osaland, B. C., Sept. 25, L&99.
Epwarp Bainitg,
Acting Secretary—Treasurer,
Okanogan free Gold Mines, Ltd,

NOTICE. :

We, the’ undersigned, being ar-|
plicants for the incorporation of a
Company to he: known’ as. the
“Rossland and Sophie Mountain
Electric Railway, Limited,” hereby
give notice that the points between
which it.is proposed to build a.tram-
way, and the general route of such
tramway, are as follows:

Route 1. Starting at a point on
Union avenue, in the «ity of Ross-
land, at or near the intersection of
Union avenue with Spokane street,
thence westerly along Union ‘avenue
to Earl street, thence northerly on
Earl street to Victoria avenue,
thence westerly ‘on Victoria avenue
to.Davis street;
along Davis street to Columbia av-
enue, thence easterly along Colum-
bia avenue: to, Washington, street,
thence northerly along. Washington
street to the limits of the said city
of Rossland.

Route 2. Alternatively, the same
route.as , Route No.-1 to the inter-
section of Columbia avenue and
Washington street dnd then contin-
uing on Columbia’ avenue ‘easterly
to Butte street; thence northerly.on
Butte- street’ to Second: avenue,
thence westerly on Second avenue to
Washingtow'street, thence northerly
on Washington street’ to the limits
of the said city of Rossland.

Route 3. Continuing on Wash-
ington street from the said limits: of
the city of Rossland.westerlyand sou-
thwesterly around the southern slope
of Red in, thence westerly

where so many are away from home
and friends. Without regard to de-
nomination, the sick and injured are
taken in and cared for most tender-
Jy. It is.an institution in which ev-
ety individual should feel a personal
‘interest and responsibility, and
while the government has contribu-
ted to the. cause, the grant by no
means reaches the running expen-
ses. It is safe to say that the gen-
erous spirit of the Rossland public
will show itself in this most worthy
Cause.

‘The Tacoma. Ledger points out
the fact that the H Islands

and southwesterly around the south-
ern slope of Spokane and O..K.
mountains, and crossing Record
creek, thence southwesterly aleng
the east slope of Sophie ‘mountain,
thence westerly crossing the. sum-
mit of Sophie mountain at or near
the point of crossing of such moun-
tain by the Dewdhney trail, thence
southwesterly along the western
slope of such mountain to the Vel-
vet mine, thence westerly to a
point on main Sheep creek, the en-
tire distance from the limits of the
city of Rossland to this point being
twelve miles more or less.

Dated at Nelson, B. C., this 16th
day of September, A. D., 1899.

T. J. Duncan.
W. A. Macpona.p,

are hanging fire between the old
laws of the Islands and the laws of
tthe United States, and while con-
‘tract labor is prohibited by the laws
.of the United States, yet it is con-
‘tinued on the Islands, and the im-
yportation .of contract laborers. is
-being. pushed to the capacity of the
steamship companies to take them
there, with the idea that this evil
will be abolished by congress and
therefore that it must be done

ANNUAL MEETING

Of the Conservative Union of British
Columbia,

The annual meeting of the Lib-
eral Conservative Union for British
Columbia will be held at the As-
sembly Hall, New Westminster, on
the 5th day of October next, com-
mencing at 10 a.m.

All Liberal Conservatives will be
welcome. The.right to,vote is con-
fined.to-delegates chosen by Liberal
Conservative Associations. or dis-
trict i regularly convened

quickly. Tt ds of Jap and
other Asiatics have been imported
into the’ Hawaiian Islands since they
became American territory, and
agents are.now being sent to Eu-
aope to increase the number to be
‘brought in beforé congress can put
astop.to the disgraceful proceed-

for this purpose. One delegate for.
every twenty members-ef such as-
sociation or district meeting. Prox-
ies can only be used by members of
tie union. Advantage may. be taken
of the railway rates to and from the
exhibition which is beitg held at’
the same time. .
D. H. Witson, Geo. H. Cowan,

ings.

thence northerly |-

License.

Notice is hereby given that after
the lapse of thirty days from the
date of this'notice, application will

‘Ss. A. HARTMAN;

One Price to all. We sell’
‘on a Small Profit. i

Next to Bank of Montreal.

rooms, lurge elt
water. Apply, SM. W. Simpson’s store, Co.
lumbia avenue, *

WANTED—A porter; a midd.e-aged or
young mun, Meakin House, Trail, B,C,

FOR SALE—Two heavy wayons and
two sets of double harness Addre:s_ 4,
C. L:, Record Office.

WANTED—A bright boy to learn the
jewelry business. Apply to J. W. Sprixa,

WANTED—To buy a xood two-roomed
house near town. Apply at this office.

WANTED-—< position us stationary en.
gineer. Six years' experience. Address
Cole, Recorp office.

TO RENT—Three furnished rooms and
rooms for housekeeping at 17 Le Roi ave.
nue, in rear of Windsor hotel. Apply an

! premises.

be made to the Board of. License

Commissioners or other proper offi-

CARDS.

cers in'that behalf, for per

to.transfer the: hotel. license, now
held by.me, to sell liquors, etc., in
the “Grand Hotel,” situate on lot
12; block-27, plan 579,in the city of
Rossland, to Thomas Stack and
Christopher McDonell.

DR. 4. MILLoy,

Rooma: Stone black, over Bunk of Toronto

DENTIST.

Columbia Ave.

WANTED—To buy a reaidence lot. Must
becheap, Address with price aud terms,
Box 58%; Reconp office.

FOR SALE—Lense of Royal Bakery,
bake-house and oven, two doors north of
Ottawa Hause, Washington street, to June
15th, 1001, Small rest, Also counters,
show cases and.all necessary baking plant.

Dated, this.22nd.day. of. Septem-
ber, A. D..1899, :
tf Mike Murpny, Licensee.

Pp. A. SILVERSTONE,

BROKER AND FINANCIER.

No. 16 Washington Street

D & Orve, 46 Columbia ave., E.
WANTED TO TRADE—Mining stock

| tn Crown, Granted Ymur properties, for a

Rossland Residence Jut.
Address Stock, Recorp Office.

AGU AEA

F.

Also New York Life Lusurance Agency.

W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE: BROKER,
In Custom House building.

Washington street: Rossland, 8.0.

TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

Those who a)

days preceeding, all legal holidays. -

reciate the short hours kept
I Kinvilv: hestaw thelr
rc

Clerks’ and Salesmens’ Union.

Try the RECORD,

50c. per month.

FOR SALE—A 7 borse-power Pelton
water wheel, cheap. Address, A. B., Rec-
exp Office. - :

a ‘ _ ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER ,a5, 1899.

TODAY'S STOCK. MARKET
gules on the Legal. ‘and Toronto’ Ex-

_ changes,

SOME OF THE SELLERS TODAY

Offcis! Quotstions Corrected Daily by the
. Reoord—Morning and Afternoon Sales by

Special Wire from Montreal.

Okanogan commenced to jump | troit, Toronto and his old home at
this morning So soon as .the news

of the clean-up became current
The market opened at 143(c,but be

fore it closed one block of 10,000

brought 15%{c, and 5,000 brough
16c,

sold. Rathmullen was also active.

BID
thabasca ...+

randon & Golden Crown.
ig Three’... 2-35. 3
ariboo (Camp McKi
anadian Gold Fields
row's Nest Pass Coal
Jurdanelles ..

vening Stal
‘airmouns.
Homestake

‘A. G. Creelman...
P. 0, Box 15.

*CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS &

BUILDERS.

Estimates farnished on all hinds of work.
Jobbing promptly attended to

Office and shop: Commercial court,
rear Alhambra hotel.

HOSSLAND, B.C.

George Beam

I have the following blocks-
Eureka Consolidated

ROSS. THOMPSON, ....:

sale:

in the following companies for
st ing Star,

Silverine, R.E.Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Original Townsite

Reddin. J

Co. land; B. C.

Subscribe
for the
“Record.”
50c.
per Month.

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€

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cn |

%+——HOU
Straig

Cigarettes.
MANUFACTURED BY
B. Houde & Company, Quebec

Are Better than tlie Best:

DE'S——* 9

ht Cut

WHOLESALE AT .

Crow & Morris, Rossland.

«ve

tf President. Secretary.

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC. HALL.

Week cotumencing Monday, Sept 25.

. . CONLON & RYDER'S Sparkling Comedy: .
“HIS RELATIVE.”

ARTISTS IN THE ACT-

Grand Success of the

BOHEMIAN TR

OUBADOURES.

THE RICE RISTERS, CONLON & RYDER, AND 20 A
ARTISTS, Including the Refined :
e— ——PEARL AND CASs:DyY,—————®
Who will present for the First time the Pathetic Song Story,

“LIBERTY VS. DREYFUS”

Introducing their Singiag Picture,

EVERYTHING NEW AND RAPID... .
NOTHING COARSE OR OFFENSIVE.

WAUOUOWAUUWOUENR

c a
Rathmullen .
Runbler-Cari
Republic.

t. Elmo
imuxgier:
Tunirae (Kanietb
Créek Hide

jctory-Trium
Wonderful
Var Kaxle
Vhite Bear
Vnterloo
Viumpeg

Rossland Sales.

Today’s sales  on- the Rossland
exchange were: Rathmullen,\.5000,
8c, 3000, 7000, 834c, 1000, 3000,
2000, ‘500, 1000, 1000, 2500, 834,
3000,:9c.. Okanogan,’ 5000,.: 1000;
I5¢,

£434C, 1020, 1000, 1090,
10,000,--153£-¢):5000;216c;~ Van"Ai
da, 3000, 834c;. Morrison,
stake, 1000, 10}4¢.

‘Toronto Sales.

Toronto, , Sept:.25.—Special.—
Morning, sales on the Toronto Ex-
Rathmullen,
1000, .834¢; 500, 814c; Noble Five,
00, 264c; Deer Trail, 500, 2234c,
500, 500, §00, ‘1000; 1000, 500,500,

change today’ were:

2334; Van Anda, s00, 1000, 834c,
500, 500, 8c, 5000, 874 c;
mullen, 500, 1000, 83% c.

AFTERNOON SALES,
Toronto,
Cariboo. (KcKinney),

Smuggler, . 1000,
2500, 40c; Noble Five,

100,

500,

100, 500, §00,° 500
Deer Park,’ 560, 31%c, 500, 34¢,

$09 334, 500, 3146, 50% 47405
Evening Star, sco, 10%4c; Waverly,

200, 23{¢, 500, 3c; Virginia; 500,
2000, 103{c; Van Anda, 1000, 1000,
8o.

‘THE ORO DENERO.

One Hundred Tons of Ore Ready for

Shipment.

The Columbia & Western has
beena great factor in developing
the Ora Denero, in Summit camp.

This is the property in which Ross

Thompson is interested. The Green-
wood Miner.says.-the graders have
been blasting’out ore’ on the Oro
Denero in Summit camp: at a point
250 feet north ‘of the place where
they had previously opened. up: a
large body of shipping ore, thus. in-

f

dicating that the vein, or series of

Parallel veins, have great depth. As
ore was found everywhere between
" Ross Thompson,
Vice-president of the company, put
a force of men to work to quarry
out the ore where the railway first
There is no doubt that on
the

these two cuts,

cut it.
the arrival of the first train,

All told, 24,000 shares were

1000,
317¢; Winnipeg, 1000, 2834c; Home-

Rath.

Sept. 25 —.Special —
$1.153
1c; Athabasca,
23¢;
Rambler-Cariboo, 500, 4844c; Deer
Trail, s00, 2334¢; Van Anda, 5000,
2000, 834c;

property will be in a position to ship
100 tons of ore daily.

is HOME AGA

My. Frank Walker Returns with His
Brido-- What Ho Saw While East.
Mr, Frank J. Walker, who has

been on a pleasurc trip:to the east,

returned yesterday with his bride
after an absence of about six weeks.

He went from here’ by the Great

Northern to St. Paul, Duluth, De-

Kincardine, Ont. The return trip
*|was made via New York and the
-| Central ‘states. Mr. Walker reports
that the crops in Ontario were never
better and ‘prices are’good, so” that
there is more free money in ‘the
+ | province than ever before. Toronto
‘lis reaping arich harvest from! the
‘effects of this prosperity. In New
York\Mr, Walker'found the whole
city.in’a'turmoil-with | the prepara-
tions for. Dewey's reception, and
the' number of beautiful arches ‘and
the extent‘and variety of the_ floral
decorationsis something marvellous.
It is estimated that New York vill
spend‘about six million dollars in
preparations for and during the re-
ception. ‘All hotel and boarding
house accommodation has been en-
gaged a'long time ahead:'and it’ is
now utterly impossihle. to get. any
kind of rooms for the three days o}
the:celebration,

Mr. and Mrs. Walker will short-
ly take-up’ their ‘residence’ on St.
Paul street,.in a new house which
is now being fitted for their recep-
tion,

t

YESTERDAYS BALL PLAY.

A Well Contested Game Décided in

Faver of Captain Spring’s Team. ~

The clerks; yesterday defeated
Hunter’Bros. team. by a-score of 10
Heo 7.:. Thé "boys put up a good
game of ‘baseball’ at the Black’ Bear
grounds, ‘afidséme great playing
was done.; At first’ is. looked as if
Hunter; Bros: team.; would carry oft
the honors. At the third inning..the
score was 2 to 0 in their’ favor, but
in the fourth Captain Spring’s team
scored,one, run. At, the. end of the
fifth'the score stood '3 to 1, but in
the next Hunter's‘team scoréd 2 and
Spring’s team 5, thus leaving 6 to 5
in their favor. “When the seventh’
inning;closed the two. teams: were;a’
tie, and there was some talk of call-
igs the- game--off, but-the referres
decided, that the boys. could not
quit until the game: was played out.

In the eighth Spring’
three, leaving the Score 10 to 7.
the ninth Hunted!

ended the game.
Several changes were made in the
teams from those réported:on Sat-
urday,. and the following was the
final make-up:
HUNTER BROS,
Ed, Hratrop .
Proctor Joiner
Dan Bruhn....
Duke Winters..
M.MclInnes..
lack Lawler.. .r.
E. Morrison .. 1.
W. Martin. ... c
Scotty Jacobs. .s.
Jas. Hunter. -captain,J. MW. Spring
There was _a large crowd in at-
tendance-and the interest was very
great. Game was called. at 10:30
a. m., and was continued for three
jours,

POSITION. CLERKS,
. Costel'o
-M.O'Connell
. A. Harris

F. Armstrong
.+.+-H. Harris
J. W. Spring

GOOD MA

en Avent to.the |
-|bat but: did not,-score -and that

Satin
-Blouses.

Elegant in Finish and Style.
The Very Latest. A limi-
! ted number at

3 + $6.50 1
, Dress
Trimmings
An endless variety and as-

sortment, jet, braid, etc; clos-
ing out this line.

!
S. GLAZAN.
Cor. Spokane 8t., and First Ave.
The pioneer dealer in

New 2 Second=
hand Goods.

Removed to our elegant new three-storey
building.
Our prices are Right. See for
yourself,
iron Beds, Wool Top Matrresses, Yum
‘Yum Springs, other gnod Springs, Hard-
wood Ash Beds, Feather Pillows, Com
mon Chairs (bow bugk).
Lounges, Bsd room Suites, in Ash,
three pieces, bevel plate Mirrar
and combination Washstand.

Before buying elsewhere, glve us acall
Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Corsets,

_§0 cents

MRS. HEARD,

, Columbia Ave. Next to Lalonds’s,

Members of the Kootenay’ Rifles Have
a Practice Shost,

The Rossland company of the
Kootenay Rifles were out to their
new range‘on. Barney’s ranch on
Saturday afternoon., There was a

Crow & Morris,
Queen Cigar

Store.

Wholesale and Retail
dealers in

ALL MEN ARE FOND OF
GOOD MEALS.

THE

Hotel...Russell

the BEST TABLE IN

good d at the sh Es
which was at the 'zbo, 400 and 500
yard ranges, five’ shots at the ‘first
two distances and ten shots’ at the
last. The’ best record that could
possibly be--made~ was. 100.. «Fhe
following’ are the, .gcorés: _ Private
Dickson,-743 Lieut! ‘Hart-McHarg,
36; Private Sharpin, 35; Captain
Forin, 29; Private Rea: 28; Private
Paterson, who only shot at the'500
yard range, 14. ° Practice shoots
will. be had every. fair Saturday
hereafter.

After the first contest, another set
of contestants had a practice match
the terms of which were that seven
shots should «be: made at the -200
yard range, ten at the 400 yard and

tal possible of 120 marks
Harp.made’ scores of 28, 42 and 29
at the respective ranges, a total of
99. Private Mickey made: 25, 34
and 19, total 78.,.Sergeant Town-
send, 25,-35.andtyytotal 77. Pri-
vate Graham, 24,'27 and 18, total,
69. _Private'Clothiér, 23, 14 and 15
total 's2.,. Private Dockerill, 18, 14
and’ 15, total;'47. Private Renwick,
21,9, 14, total 44. Corporal Hoo-
son, 14, 12, 13, a total of 39.

: das pea Rs

Liberal Meeting Tonight,
The Liberal’ Association of Ross-
land and vicinity ‘will hold a meet-
ing this ing’ in Beatty’s hall,

Established May, 1896.
THE REDDIN- JACKSON CO.,

Limivao Lamiiry.
MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS,

Agents for Paris Bell Additian to Rossland.

Daniel Dickinson. Walter L, Orde

ICKINSON & ORDE
Stock Brokers, Stucks bought and
sold on the closest margins.

‘Tel. No. 61. Rossland, B. C.

(CHARLES DANGERFIELD,
STOCK BROKER.

Wallace Block, Columbia aye. Tel. No. 90

Cable address {Bedford McNeill’s
“Whitehall” (Cloughs.

THos. S. GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES

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

» Codes

Cable address “Nuggets.”

ERNEST KENNEDY '& CO.,
MINES! AND STOCKS.

‘Telephone 44

271% Columbia Ave. Rossland, B. C.

‘Telephone 80. P.O, Box 268
A B. MACKENZIE & CO.

°
MINING BROKERS.

Columbia Ave, Roasland, B, C.

when business of importatice will be

discussed, and'it ‘is ‘important that

‘there should be a full attendance.
pee aE IY

‘The Police Court.

In the police court.this morning,
before Magistrate ‘Boultbee,-Samuel
Hamilton pleaded guilty to a charge
of disorderly conduct in a public
place, and after beiug severely rep-
rimanded was allowed to go.

Alice Trumbly was up ona charge
of using abusive language, but the
case was continued until tomorrow
morning.

BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Hotel Russell sets the best
table in Rossland.

George Houghton, Rossland’s
pioneer auctioneer, has rented the
Lemon block and will conduct regu-
lar sales, as well as carry a line of
general merchandise.

seven at the 500, which gave a to-'
Private!

ROSSLAND,
Table Board, $7 per week.

Tower & McKercher,....
°

CHASE & SANBORN’S
ee

.. .. Proprietors.

© Coffee, and
Salada Tea,
NONE BETTER...

0. M. Fox & Co-

Gentine...

Home'made Bread,
Gake and Pastry.

Cigars and
Tobaccos.

Direct Importers of

Cuban and Manilla Cigars.
Monthly shipments.
Branch Store. ~ - -'Greerfwood, B. 0.

Columbia’ Avenue, opposite Postoffice
T. E. HALEY,
‘Wholesale and Retail
Beef,.....Pork,
Mutton,
FISH, OYSTERS, AND
GAME,

Street, B.C.

Seldom 3 Never

Special rates to Hotels
and Restaurants.

SO Fanifly Trade Solicited.<>-e>

The Royal Bakery:

Try the: Cake &
Pastry
City Bakery.

IS IS THE BEST, and as Cheap as
you can make it.

Try it!

54 Washington Street.

TURF EXCHANGE:

Under new management,

FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM.
NEAT anp CLEAN BED-
ROOMS.

Bar Supplied with the Finest.
Give us a call.

P. J. SLAVIN «PROPRIETOR.

GRAND UNION

"* GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR,

ROSSLAND .
Electric Laundry
Watch for the wagon.

evow
Neat and Quick Work aSpec.
ialty.

Anything and Everything
in the Laundry line.

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER pay
Neatly Furnished

from $2.50 to...

, First-Class Bar
in connection.

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

HOTEL HOFFMAN

Street, B,C.

For Sate—A_ four-room house
with furniture and equity in lot,
$1,000. Best of location.

FOR RENT
Five-room house, $25.00.
Five-room house with bath, $$25
Five-room house, $8.00.
Four-room house, $9.00.
E. N. Ourmette & Co.,
Insurauce, Real Estate
and Mining Brokers.

of Liquor License.

Cable address: ““Betovi.”
BEETON & OVINGTON.

STOCK BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS.

Telephoue 79
ion

ceuse now hel
ghange hotel, situate on Columbia avenue,
Ross! . J. Sla

Notice is hereby given that at the next
jcense Cominiss-

land, B. C., to P. vin.
Dated 28th of August, 1309.

Iniper‘al Block. Rossland, B. 0.

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Nicely Furnished Rooms
First-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time Checks
cashed, free of charge.

Harry McIntosh - -

Kootenay Hotel.

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FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
* LUNCH, 35 CENTS.

Proprietor.

Any style OYSTERS a Specialty.

GAME in Season,

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Sreruxs GABNHAM, per G. H.C.
Gro, WER.

Miss K. Swanson, Prop.

C. M. Weller. A. S. Hunden.
C. M. WELLER
& COMPANY.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Telephone 27.

No. 30, west side, Spokane Street.
Rossland, B.C.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

JOHN F. LINDBURG PROPRIETOR

Heavy Transferring:
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.
STABLES:
Commercial Alley, "Phone No. 39,

P.O. Bor 16,