DUNRAVEN’S DAUGHTER TO WED.

Lady Charlotte Will Marry a Distinguished
Irishman.

London, Oct. 3.—Among the approach-
ing fall wedding none are more im-
portant than that of Lady Rachel
Charlotte Wyndham-Quin, eldest
daughter of the earl of Dunreven, and
Hon. Mr. Fitzgerald of Glyn Custle,
Limerick, who hears the historic title of
the Knight of the City, which unites
two of Ireland’s oldest families.

The Dunraven family is one of the
few of Celtic origin in the Irish peerage.
Its ancesstors, chiefs of the clan
of Hy-Ifearnan, were represented
at a very early period in a
barony of the county of Clare, which
derived its name ‘of Inchiquin from
them. The family was raised to the
peerage in 1822. .The present earl suc-
ceeded to the title in 1871 and has two
daughters living, the elder, the prospec-
tive bride, being now 25 years old.
title of the Knight of Glyn was created
by an ancestor of the present. owner,
John Fitz Thomas Fitsgerald, lord of
Decies and Desmond, who was » chief-
tain in Ireland in medieval times. He
was known as the knight of Kerry, and
Fitegersta, of County Kerry and. Beth

rald, o| inty Kerry an:
House, South Audley street, London, ig
equerry to the duke of Connaught. Al-
though not a regal honor, the title of
the Eni ht ot Kerry has been h
andreds of years aa a prospect!

and at yariows times it been
nized hy crown.

Lord Dunraven has for years been one

whe whe whe wheel vty why why ote why whe ot

us row wit
Yacht Club.

———___
GOVERNOR M’INTOSH RETURNS.

Arrives In New York From Southampton—
The Yukon Excitement.

New York, Oct, 2.—General C. H. Mc-
Intosh, lieutenant-governor . of. the
Northwest Territory, in which the gold

mines of the Klondike are situated, ar-
rived in this city from Southampton on
the steamship St. Paul today.

“* Phe greatest possible interest is tak-
en in the discoveries on the Yukon by
all the English people,” he said, ‘‘and I
was compelled to delay my departure
two days on account of an order received

to address officially the leading finan-
ciers and public men upon the resources
and prospects, not only of British Col-
umbia and the Yukon, but all of the
northwestern territories in general.

“At the conclnsion the general con-
sensus of opinion was that the empire

owed it to her premier colon:
British capital should be invested in the
devalopment of wealth from mineral
eources in the western colonies.” .

——
The Metal Market.

New York, Oct. 4.—Copper—Easy;

brokers’ price, $11.25; exchange price,

y
Stove whe whe whe whe why ote othe vfs why whe whe whe oy athe wy wily wfly ole whhe whe eft whe why why chy why why oy vb wlie why vite we vty ot why why why why voy ty,

x THE CRESCENT

x THE CRESCENT

Monster Closing OutSale

$40,000 WORTH OF GOODS |

At the Mercy of the Rossland Public.

Silks, Velvets, and Velveteens

Black and Colored Dress Goods

Dress Trimmings and Ornaments

%  Domesties and Linens

Ladies’ and Misses’ Garments ;
Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Clothing.

aaa

We have concluded to close out our

- Entire Stock at a Sacrifice

As speedily as possible and

Complete Stock Boots..& Shoes

BLANKETS AND SPREADS —
CARPETS AND LINOLEUMS.

This will be the Greatest Slaughter Sale ever witnessed in Rossland.

discontinue business here.

Every Article in Our Store at Cost —=aitme

STUSSi BLOCK

Leak—Easy ; brokers’ prise $4.25; ex-
change price, $4.20 to $4.25.
——_.
The Vendome.

The Vendome bar is servin;
from noon until midnight

Tencents a tine for the first Insertion: and five

a lunch cents a line thereafter.

Wants, For Sale. Rent, Lost Etc|

Parronizg home indi Smoke ‘Enterprise’ |”
‘Koovenay and ‘Rossland Favorite cigars, made,

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

af ree. Call
and partake with us. 10-1-tf SITUATIONS: WANTED. —

Ww. od Cook inquire at private board-
house near Great Western mine’ 10-4-2t.

Classified Business Directory.

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Capital, All Paid up, - $12,000,000
‘o. = 6,000,000

FOR RENT.

For Rent: A furnished and unfurnished room
for rent in the Recorp block.

FOR BALE.

Fon Saiz om Lease—Two story frame building
SIR DONALD A. SMITH. 30x90, on Linovin Street near Columbia, Aye.
HON. GEO. A. DRUMMOND. c ote

E. 8. CLOUSTON ...

. President.
ice-President.
,General Manager.

Fon SAte.—Cheap, 950 horse power boiler in
+ ‘Rosal

Fon Sum. atton "he pare a right nee
—! orse-power Up! engine
and boiler, used I
and boiler, used leas one month, inquire
For SaLe: A comple outfit for = country news.

rs Ws ht column ress.
Ruply at Sais office, ee onmE ADA R
=—_—

DREAYAGE,

Branches in
usehold goods to move
iF wagon.

LOND
OM (England) NEW YORK | poiy.cs: Tha Red Star Transier Company
CHICAGO. handles all kinds of freight promptly.
ae Seed
Andin tagprinospe Cities in Canada, Tel. No. 8. ° aha
Buy*end £ell sserifng Exchange and Cable
Pra Grant Com ‘and.
Credits available in any ‘the world.
DRADTS ISSUED, COLLECTIONS WADE, ETC.

Rossiand Branch.

Movina: If you hat
call a Red'star tren

Baaaaae: If you have « trunk or
kind you want moved, *
Tranefer Compahy will do it promptly.
Pixos: If you want a safe or piano moved
the Rad Star Transfer Company todo fe;
‘are responsible for all damages.
Company meets all out-
trains and will call at

+ J. S.C, FRASER, Manager.

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

‘Belleview sole Broker, FeO: pax 2s

OrTy OF ROSSLAND

Court of Revision.

Chamber, City’Offices, Rossiand, on Monds}
the frst day of November, A.D. i897, at 2orale ‘fe
ees W. McQUEEN, C.3.C.
City Clerk’s Office, Rossiand, B.C., Sept. 20th.
1897. 9-90-1m,

‘OHN M. Bi B Z
J rok jurke, Mining Broker,

‘CGREGOR, Atkinson & Co. brokers and land
M surveyors. Room 1, Occidental building.

SECRET SOCIETIES
Lodge, 1.0.0.F, meets

CONTRACTORS. , ;
Cc +P. O. Box 556.

DRUGGISTS.
FB BASER’s Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

QUN AND LOCKSMITH.
M. FRIES, alley, rear Hotel Allan.

H. HENDERSON, contractor and builder. |:

Rory Mondey nest th “Masonis “Hell
eve 7 in mic ls
‘Visiting brethren cordisily invited to attend.
eee Tae Te de Tonia Saoksom, 3s Bee.

OBSLAND Miners’ Union No. $8, W. F.
aR ects in Maso to Hal ry Wi

EXPRESSMEN.
JHARLES Bates, Transfer and Express. Head-
Cc ‘quarters, Montana barn bas

ym nic Hall ‘ednesday
Syening af $:0. fu ‘members are cordial); in.
¥. Hoiohan, Financial Secretary” rs
. U. W. Rossland No.8. There will be
A. “mestinig of the members of this lodge
evury second and fourth Tuesday at 7:30

HARDWARE.
JF TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.

HOTELS: /
Tus lziand: Columbia avenue.

. LAUNDRIES.
OSSLAND Laundry, three doors east of Fost
ROGmice. Graham & Son, propricters.

:30 p.m.
in! the Masonic hall. Visiting breth:
invited. J. L. Parkery Master Work-
T.M.—Red Mountain Tent No. 4 meets
rd and 5th Wedi
bs rd an inesday of each month

Wood and Coal

If you have a Coal Stove you will save
money by burning.

LUMBER DEALEAM.

8, KERRY & Co. tn, everything
A. “inthe ‘pbuilding nee

Roslyn or Cle-Elum Coal.
If€ not you can buy Tamarac, Hemlock
and Cedar at very roasonable figures

Mining Property For
yy DALE. ces

‘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.

Also Properties in the vicinity of Rossland.

J. L. WILSON,: Grand Union Hotel,

TO RENT

Having moved into our Fire Proof Building

The Record Three Storey Building

Is for rent in whole, or in part.

Two Rooms.14 x42 on Ground Floor,
Eight Rooms on Second Floor.
Six Rooms on Thira Floor.

Rooms Suitable for Housekeeping. Rent to fuit the
; Times,

Apply at This Office

OF GOODS ON TRACK

GRANITE WARE—+
At Former Prices of ‘TIN W ARE

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

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers HardwareC.

RED STAR

‘livery and ‘Transfer Co

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck gpd
business, We have the sive lor p ge for the Columbia & Wester
railway; are prepared to.unload and deliver all kinds of freight from cars; any
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler, - Quick work. ‘Telephone No. 8.

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.
September 30th.

Rossland Evening Record.

VOL. II. No. 91.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1897.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

The
International
Music * Hall

Cafe and Bar
BURRITT & KANE Prop.
GEO. W. BUSHNELL, Business Mgr.

Decorations.
A New Line of

Wall. Papers
from 173¢ cents a roll upwards. Large
stock to choose from. A bargain
line of REMNANTS from last - year’s
atock in two to eight roll lots.
Will give figures on Contract Work
Special line of Fancy Papers for
Bar Decorations. :

IN REMINISCENT MOOD

Mayor Scott and Chief Ingram
Chat About the Reil
Rebellion.

MAYOR TALKS OF ABE LINCOLN

H. S. Wallace’sjj* * ““""
stationery, want Esper’ |'High Class Concert and

And Fancy Goods Store.

— . VAUDEVILLE

LOOK AT Every Night (Excepting Sunday.)

Fraser's Window

—

JUST ARRIVED
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers.
Sponge Bags
Perfumes
Mirrors, Ete.

GEO. A. FRASER 41 Columbia

Le Bon Marche Millinery, House,

121 East Columbia Avenue.
Complete Fall Importations of . . .

Millinery Novelties

Now on gale; representing by far the largest and choicest

ogy ‘ever made here. Select Styles of Trimmed Round

“Have and Toques. Models from the leading Paris House,
Algo'ch icé styles of dress and suit hats from our ownwork-|

J\ toome. Large, variety of Walking. Hats and Sailors: from
2A 500. up. Pattern Hats from $3.00 up. Inspection invited.

ing One of Reil’s Lieu-
tenants.

Sometimes it is interesting to note
the drift of a conversation hetween two
or three men who are waiting for some-
thing. Last evening Mayor Scott, Chief
Ingram and City Ulerk McQueen gath-
ered themselves about the stove in the
council chambers to await the other
councilmen.

In such an instance it is interesting
to watch the awift changes from one sub-
ject to another. By a careless word
a d the mind’s i ic train
of memories are awakened, aud then
follow subjects as varied as the colors of
the rainbow. the
mayor and

smelter

a)
nected with his death.

Then there wasa shifting of scene.
Abe and his train of memories became
blurred and faded from view, and
memory’s hand boy slipped a new set of

ictures into the mind’s kaleidoscope.
Frese set forth every detail of ihe Reil
retellion — pictures wrangling,
pictures of plotting. of bloodhounds of
the law tracking the leaders to their
lair, and pictures of executions, cruel

and unwarranted.

Qolice was one of the
actors in the Reil drama, in so much as
having arreated some of the ring leaders,
and as the mayor was a great \mirer:
of “Old Abe,” as he was affectionately
termed, perbaps some extracts from
their might prove i it

RUSSBLL & HALKY,

" {sneaeon to BL BURNS & CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Beef,
Pork, Mutton, Fish, Game, Oysters.

SPOKANE ST., ROSSLAND.

JOHN R. COOK,

Office and Business Rooms
“% TO RENT *

Comer of Colambia Avenue and Washington Street. Best ‘location | Hy

in the city.

was ni
The

. Three
done of the

Th
The Part the Chief Took is Captur-

is
bi A Meeting Was Held This Afternoon at the

tberiagore =
fod the chief,-“I believe. it]
in Canada|

. | pieces of the ore are being sent to London

was
chief.

PREMIER TURNER REGRETS

That He Cannot Attend the Banquet in Ross-
land This Evening.

At the banquet board tonight one seat
will be vacant, Premier Turner has

trade that he cannot be present. As he
did not aay anything about being here
tomorrew either in the telegram 1t was
decided not to postpone the feast. A
large crowd will be present this even-
ing to judge by the number of ticketa

J. 8. C. Fraser, vice-president of the
trade, will be chairman, and
Scott will act as vice-chairman,
the toast
eral of

to a peer at the banquet at 11 o'clock
tonig it. as ;

TO BUY THE UNION PACIFIC.

London Syndicate Said to Have Sent a Bid to
the Government.

London, Oct. 4.—The Daily Chronicle
today publishes, under reserve a sensa-
tional report that a strong London syn-
dicate has sent the United States gov-
ernment through Consul General Os-
borne, an offer to purchase the Union
Pacific railroad. According to this re-
port a New York syndicate has: offered
£9,000,000 and the government has de-
cided to sell the road at auction Novem-
ber 1, believing that it will realize at
least £10,000,000 and perhaps £11,000,-
000 or £12,000,000.

GRAND FORKS TOWNSITE.

International Aotel.

‘The officers and directors of the Grand
Forks Townsite company held a meeting
this at the ional
hotel at 8 o'clock.
Those present were: Mayor John A.
Manly, Mayor Robert Scott, Charles
Dr. McKenzie, Dr. E.
E. H. Kane,
h, George A.

Young People’s Entertainment.
A large trowd filled the Musonic hall
last evening to enjoy the program pro-
vided by the young people of the Pres-
byterian church which was as follows:
1.- Quartette, ‘Old Mother Hubbard”...

Mise Styles, ; Mies Aldrich,
Pall tenor,

Hamphrey,
Miss Styles, Mr. Geo. McK

Brief Mining Notes.
J.L. Parker of the Dundee is ex-
pected to arrive in the city this eyehing.
‘An assay made recently of the Dundee
ore went $40 ini gold to the ton. Some

for another assay.. The workmen are
now down 190 feet.

ASSAY FOR THE VELVET.
Sir Charles Tupper is having an asesy
made today of the Velvet mine, from
samples which he brought with him

“John Cameron reports that the assay
he had made yesterday, from ore taken
i fork of Ketule river went
$140 to the ton.

out

‘and regi °

the drif of conversation.

some of his

Good Mining Property. Shares of Stock in

money afterwards.

1e reasol

a “stand-in”
with the government. While the war-
inst him he was

ding the corruptness of

‘8 ime, were {learned following
tion.

‘After the second rebellion Rei] was

hunted in earnest, and Chief Ingram

was one of the officers that succeeded in

only
to be beaten ont of part of the reward

Gone to the Fair.

ably to the success of the Spokane fruit
fair. Every day since the opening of
A land’

SR MENZIES VIEKS

telegraphed the mayor and the board of |Expresses His Opinion of the Atri.

butes That Make an Ideal
Reporter.

SAYS ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH

No Matter How Painful—Iinterest-

ing Interview With the Visit-
ing Statesman.

“My opinion of an ideal reporter is
one who always tells the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the

McKenzie, besides being one of the

paper man, his remarks upon this sub-
ject will prove intereating to the public
and the press.

He was found comfortably reading a
paper in the pirlor of the Allan, ap-
parently not much the worse for bie
trip on horse-back yesterday. Sir
Charles Tupper was in the next room
dictating a pile of correspondence which
two dl Face busily disposing of
in as _rapid a manner as
possible. The rough ride yesterday
quite fatiguing to Sir Charles and
preferred to stay indoors and rest hi

at ease as he was

asked.
Sir McKenzie ex!

truth,” said Sir McKenzie Bowell, this | olin

licy of their 5
Verviswe imputed to have come from me,
hi was never seen at all and aid
in

cluded Sir McKenzie.
SPARKS FROM THE WIRE.

The yellow fever is still raging in the
South.” regs

Greece hss accepted the treaty as
promulgated by the powers.

The war in India veems likely to come
toan end shortly as the Ameer is in-
ed to be friendly.

leading public men, is an old news- allied

move
the strikers return to work
tionally.

uncondi-

Senor Sagasta, the premier, was the
firet visitor to the United States 1
tion in Madrid yesterda;

interview with Gen

cordial, bat abeclute reserve is main-
tained about what passed in the conver-
sation.

Barney Barnato, the vo-called Kaffir
» Who committed

well,
Sir McKenzie was the personification | ¢4 319,327.

319,827.

The typhoid fever at Maidstone,Kent.,
is still.spreading. There are now 2,331
cases of the disease

and new cases are
hourly reported.

was arrested today ona charge of com-
mitting the robbery.

is the duty of the press to reflect public
opinion, There are, of course, excep-

tothis rule. When public opinion |
mes aroused over

ti
sometimes ne

unusual. event, and woul

upon its local
duty is to give utte
terests. It is the mi
industries, local me
and many othet things
i
m fal
ple, who y
but to givecredit where
ar in mind that

in-
mniny

The fine weather has added cunsider- | ¥

the fair large b f 's
citizens have left to enjoy a day or tw
of sight-seeing at Spokane. Many who
went away were former residents of Spo-
kane and their visit will be made more
enjoyable on that account.

* GC. P.R. Officials.
F. W. Peters, district freight agent,
W. H. D'Arcy, claims agent, J. L.
Loubit, chief clerk freight department,

ime
x, Sheridan,

orical fire, which sway-

000, was the
oy similar
it ia ex,

Thomas Howard, the well known bar-
rister of to, was arrer'
with forging the name of John Somers
to a note for $100 on September 29 last.
A small fire occurred yesterday morn-
img in the office of the nail
works, Toronto, adjoining the Central

di
"Chinese to en-

n.
aon tight heaters, steel lined at Hun-
r le .
The Soo canal traffic this year is well
p to thé figures of last season in the
ter of freigh Ne ver-
sels to September 30th numbered 3,470,
againet 4,265 for the same period last
season.
Dominion Horticulturist Craig gays

Good Substantial Companies. Town _Lots-

OFFICE WITH ——=

Rossland Mining Abstract Co.,

Over Post Office. JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent.

GOLD BY SPECIAL TRAIN.

Novel Scheme for Handling the Output of
Cripple Creek.

7
Bank of
Just stop and look in Fraser’s wind
the becutiful perfume stemisora ” “Sibtt
Get the Reconp every night by carrier for

BRITISH NORTH AMER ora |pemmmen NT wenn [NELSONS Wool and (al Ch

If you want a Store or Office in a
BRICK BUILDING

You had better engage them now.

The ‘Record’s New Fire Proof Building

Will be finished by September 30th.

Vancouver, and W. F. Carson, travel-
ing passenger agent, arrived in Rossland
last evening. Mr. Carson left for Spo-
kane this morning, the balance of the
gentlemen remaining in town.
Charity Money Spent.

The sum of $1,900 was spent for
charitable purposes last year. Of this “
am the Sisters’ spent $1,600; the can see no excu
aan ee ea eatiety mow’ disbanded, | for sensational headlines: While sa Laundrymen in Trouble.
1,000 and the Church u: England »] a paper may increase its circulation with 8 issued for th
More money, it is thought Sil he ex. |#. certain class,. it will lose prestige ummons were issued today’ for <6

ded this winter. 8 among solid business men and heavy | appearance of Wing Kee, Sam Kee and
Pen soot commercial and financial classes. Long Sing, three Chinese laundrymen,
Increased Traffic. “What is your opinion of an ideal re-| charged with violating a city bylaw by
Ruff reports increased rail- evapsads

emptying upon priate
way traffic during the past month. The Gremeete:

tide of travel, he says, is about even Good Job Printer Wanted.
both ways. The freight i has 2 union job printer can find
increased considerably. emiployméns at top pay atthe
a, job office. tf
to Resign.
The volunteer fire brigade will hold a to
meeting this evening for the purpose of | judges of whet_er this or that is right or
resigning, owing to the fact that Fred| wrong.” The editorial column ie the

ra’ strike in
and only one

Incorporated by Royal Charter. ; :
.
court was able

Pald-Up Capital Ordera received at Rossland

Reserve Fund 4
London Office: 8 Clements’ Lane, Lombard 8, Drug Store. Pont Ofice’ Block

Colorado Springs, Colo., Oct. 4.—A
novel scheme for handling the gold out-
put of the Cripp'e.Creek mines will be
put into use by the operators of that
district. The plan is to set aside the
output for one month, take the bullion
therefrom and ship to the mint at
Philadelphia in a single cohsignment.
A special train will be secured for the
purpose of transporting it. The bullion
will be placed in the charge of some ex-
Tatets id tak vate ooesta eee
ni =
ey mavens student or theft, while
in transit, .
As the present output of Cripple
Creek is over $1,000,000 per month this
will be one of the largest i of
gold bullien tnat ever crossed the conti-
nent.

See McKinnon at the Alhambra.

terday.

PLUMBERS.
GIBSON & Wilcox. No 185
delegation from Cornwall has

‘box 193.

STENOGRAPHERS,
M28, Helen L. Keyes, Stenographer and Type

writer, Com

7 WATCEMAKRE,

RBANK, door Asis arouse,
Br Eliumbla ave OOF West OE, House,

Rossland for Rosslanders
-You Can Get Good

-Rossland Beer
For Five Cents a Glass

At the
Dominion Hotel

Court of

J. Brodie, John James Cater, Gaspard Farrar,
maar Geliay Riad Pet
erick Lubbock, George W, Whatmaas
ary, A. G. WALLis.
“ae Office in Canada, St. James, 8t., Mont-

H. Srixeman, J. Exmeney,
General Manager. Inspecto.r

Branshes in Canada. |

London, Brantford, Hamilton, Toronto, Ki

ton, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec, St. John N.

Brandon, Winnj, Man. lerteton, N:

PERSONAL.

Dancina: Professor Dreyfo
sons eve-y day. snieieicnin Privo

Ivy you want the Rossland Evenina RB:
‘Spokane go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. onian”

GRAND GNION AOTEL —— ba
ED. KANE, Assignee. GEORGE BUSHNELL, Manager.
Columbia Avenue - - - - - Rossland, B. C.
Largest and best dinning room in the city. Fifty finely
fi shed rooms, first-cl Rates bl

RESTAURANTS.

AxotHan valuable discovery: ue Vendome
ral nipeg, Man, » NB, |” reste

Halifax, N. 8, Victoria, Vancovor, Rossland, T: tn tee ag eae, basal ia
Sandon, Kaslo, Trail and Slocan “ity, B.C. Naeale eed ne rarmurang, jeeds serving fine | ¢
Business lunch 25 cents at the Vendome.:

nts in the United Sates.
Taz Vendome gives quick se 0 4
gives qi rvice on sr.ort nO

Applications for Liquor License.

There will be a Store Room 24 x 40 and a few nice offices
for rent at Reasonable Terms Apply
, at this Office.

PALACE STABLES ™”

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.

WASH.NGTON AND RESERVE STS.

J.W.LANE. PROP, - = Rossland, B.C.

plok 18, subal ¢
sal
Rossland, B.C. om

Don’t Mind

Other advertisements. — How
cheap they seem to offer their
goods, you always can buy for
Jess than half price at

ank, and Old
(2 Wall Street)| ©
‘rencisco,

3. A. GOUGH, *
. San °
‘MeMichaeland J: Iwi.

Dated 17th of

Hotel Allan For Sale

__ For Personal Reasons Only:
LAD) OTEL ROSSLAND, B. C. ng. .
One ms L ING Hi OF a 9 ma; Parlors, baths,| What does Albambra mesa? aot was | Windsor wae appointed assistant chief. place Sw weighing the facts and ad
undred nish bedrooms. is re the ———_—— y
billiard and privete cigb rooms, ‘Dising room unexeelled. Electric lighte, p, Moorish ito spend their summers.| Mrs. Jennie L. Stone, stock broker, | reporter should never, enter into his
steam heat and all modern conveniences. Such is the name of McKinnon’s hos- | wants 5,000 shares of Iron Mask stock. | reports. Thesimpler and clearer manner
telry on Washington si 9-27-) - T-et. | facts to the

a = in which he can present the

PLUMBING.

London Bankers. ‘
The Bank of England and Messrs. Glyn & Co. areand leave t

Foreign Agents.

Notice is hereb; ven ti
asert atingoy emanate maa Ue

issione: ty of Ross
rand Hotel

reat AT onohton & Bannett

Dated Sept. 29th, 1897.

FOUND. ‘ For Sale.
Founp—Falt false teeth. Apply Record Cais a small marine engines. Apply

J. M. WELLER, practical sanitary plumber, cor
gpokane street ana Columbia avenue. one

For Sale Cheap.
Residence lot 16, block 6, in, original
i Apply at this office.
Air tight heaters, steel lined at Hun-
ter Bros.

42 E. Columbia Ave. !
AUCTION SALE at 6:30 P.M. at

ED FRONT
2 Doors East of Post Office.

< DENTISTS.
Dr. Finer, dentist, Stussi vlock.

pais. ~ en
W T OLIVER, Mgr Rossland LOE | at