ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 5, 1898.

EVERYBODY 1S TAKIN I

“The Evening Record’s Popularity
Fast Returning.

© The new subsceibers to the Record to

M. A. Wilson
& Co.-+-

HIGH-CLASS

DODD OOQOOGHO 2.

BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE.

Young Man Who Drank Hair Oil.

from the Commander mine.

would lose it, or be robbed.

Sol Cameron 1s Hauled Over the Coals—A

Jno. Harris, came to town Saturday
night with a hundred dollar time check
He could
not get it cashed and was afraid he
He was

your tecth

Tf you want your hair dressed to r
atylo and in the Intest Pu i
it trimmed or singed, or ehampooed to pi

.
vad ICS seers
go MADAM BROCHET,

Tho Australiun Spectatis,
Do you require the perfection of preparations to keep your compl
white, your skin soft and supple, MADAM BROCHE’
IMPLES, Freckles, Blotches, dandruff, &e., &c., quickly re
SMOKERS? black Yeeth ay tically whitened by the
vice

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Rossland Evening Record

VOL 3, NO. 133.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1888.

MASTER MINDS —{Q]0) HONIREAL FRAGIION

CZ
Re-Located

TAILORS.

Firat-clase itand work-
manship gnaranteed,
Full line of the *

NEWEST
PATTERNS ce

inn pecuiiar position, the check was all Fox, grocer.
the capital he had, and still he could
not buy anything with it needing a
place to sleep and something to eat, he
went up to the jail and asked to be lock-
ed up until this morning. He explain-
ed his predicament to the jailer, who
kindly took him in, and this morning he
came into ccurt and when his care was
stated, the judge ordered him to pay
$2.60 for board and Indging and he was
accordingly released.
Sol Cameron was again called into
© | court, charged with having evaded the
city bylaw, by obstructing the atreet
with materials fof the Montreal bank
ilding.. He atated to the. court that
he had been up once before on the same

date are:
The Butte Dining rooms.
Paulson Bros., grocers.
M. & M. restaurant.
Shooting galery.
Columbia hotel.
Miles’ barber shop.
G. W. McAuliff, tailor.
The Palace barber shop.
W. W. Rye, messenger boy.
8. Glazan, second-hand store.
Thos. Stout, Druggist.
Little Queen Restaurant,
B, A. C. barber shop.
Geo. N. Taylef, architect.
H. 8. Hartman, merchant,
W. R. Braden, grocer.
Florence hotel.

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

A. B. Buckworth, J. P., of Ymir,came
in last evening. .

Phil Aspenwall, an old time Rcsslan-
der is in town.

qe ;
JRoss Thompson.
(a )

I have blocks of stock in the following companies for sale;

Eareka Consolidated West ‘Le Roi and Josie. Monit», Gopher,
Homestake, Evening Star Monte Cristo, Sivlerine and R. E. Lee

s | Te
Lotsinthe Original Townsite

THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, -:-.-:-. ROSSLAND, B, c,

LADIES’ RINGS...:

1d ee RE NUNS Point, iene this tnae aga consouttenty chor
ee ings. AY Special attention is line and conseqnen! ehow
the Tnngest nnd choicest collection of them found in ths Kootenay, + ave Yesterday Under the Roy Clark went to Northport on o
them in all styles with any combination of atones, and the vaines are the .

very best whieh are Tiade possible only by buying for CASH. Name City Fraction. short trip today.

a
ye ce é ‘ W. A, Carlyle went to Spokane this
J. WwW. SPRING, - (s i basi as

= é morning on businese.
« Suecessor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING. BY HERBERT RAY OF THIS CITY

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

GCOOOOCOOOS

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD

John A. Smith returned last evening
NEXT DOOR TV POSTOFFICE, from 6 business trip to Boundary.
Mrs, G. M. King has returned from a
month’s business triy to New York.

J. M. Miller, broker.

J. H. Robinson, merchant.

J. B, Johnsun.

Water and Light Company.

St. Lawrence House.

Thomas & Smith, hay and grain deal-
ers.

Whelan & Pullman, Butte Bar.
Mrs, Krous, Butte Lodging House.
Mrs. M. Becker, Dressmaking.

O. K. Barber Shop.

C. Hikbue, Tailor.

McLean & Morrow, Druggists.

Merryweather, Windeor Hotel.

Martin Ceo, Leland Restaurant.

Davis & O’Connell, Grocers.

H.C. Burton, S. F. & Express Agent.

DeVom & Patterson, cigar store.

Burbank, jeweler.

Reddin-Jackson Co., brokers.

Dr. Armstrong, U.S. Consul.

James Cooper Manufacturing Co.

MeNeill & Deacon, barvisters.

Taylor & McCoy, tailors,

L: H. Keller, barber shop.

Daniels & Chambers, paints, oils, etc.

B. Woods, tailor.

Jenks Manufacturing Co.

E. Schofield, jeweler and repriang.

McLeod & Whiteside, barristers and
solicitors.

Dickinson & Orde, brokers.

O. M. Fox & Co., grocers.

W. J. Loughead, tailor.

D. B. Bogle, mining.

Mra. M. Heard,
M. J. O’Hearn, »
John Dean, min
‘Alex Patterson, jeweler and repairing.
Andy Revesberk. Queen Hotel.

Crow & Morris, cigars and tobacco.

J. W. Whiteside, barrister.

Clifton Hotel.

The Oregon Restaurant.

Keefe'& Donahue, Bellevue House.
William Keller, confecticner.

Pargons Produce Co.

Cramer’s Barber Shop.

Wilson & Co., tailors.

cl
and real estate.

T. E HALEY,

WHOLESALE
ano RETAIL
DEALERIN..

Beet,
Pork, °
Mutton,
Fish
Oysters

Game.

Spokane - Street,.

ROSSLAND, B.C.

charge, and had built a on Co-
‘| lumbia avenue and one acrosa Washing-
ton street at the alley in the middle of
} | the block, so that no. one need to walk
onthe one-half block where the mate-
rial is, Ihe street is not interfered with
agsadriveway atesll. He said he be-
lieved that he had followed out the
court's instructions, and did not know
that he was violating the law. His case
wag adjourned so that more particulars
could be obtained as to the situation.

C. F. Roberts, a barber, was charged
with having locse deadly weapons upon
his person. He was arrested about 4
o'clock this morning at the Minto hotel
with a big 44 calibre Colt’s revolver, all
loaded but one chamber, and a big dirk
or deer knife with about 14 inches ofa
blade on it. The evidence showed that
Roberts had been drinking heavily dur-
ing the night with some ‘‘Jady”’ friends,
and wound up at the Mintoon Wash-
ington street, where he charitably en-
gaged a room for his friend, When he
got ready to leave the Minto about 4
o’clock this morning, the bartender re-
fueed to give up his vest, coat and shirt
until he paid 75 cents for room rent.
During the arguinent an officer ‘arrived
and upon learning the situation, advised
Roberts to pay his rent. The matter
was arranged and Roberts left, but ac-
cused the barkeeper’ of giving “him
“doped” whisky. Later on Roberts got
beck upto the: Mintoin his dranken
wanderings and caused more trouble,
when an officer was sent for, who ar-
rested him and found the above ‘men-
tioned deadly weapong upon him. Rob-

erts stated to the court thatthe wea-
pons were not his, that he never saw
them before, and that someone must

ROSSLAND

SCHOOL OF ASSAYING.

have put them in his pocket. He did
not know who owned them. His breath
smelled as if he had been drinking cheap
hair o1] and dining on moustache pom-
ade and whisky. The court considered

PUBLIC AUCTION.

sold by us.

28 Spok Street, Opposite the Interhational

Every night this Wee
AT 7 O'CLOCK.

New line of goods.

C.C. GIBSON & CO.
_ The only AUCTIONEERS in the camp.

To the Public—Bring your

‘Terms mod Pre

N. B. Money advanced on god

Brought to. be sold at Auction.

SLDSSSOHDDDHS SHOSPHGHSSDSOD

ODSSOSSSIOLSS GHSSSSSSS9I90

ee ‘
Received. —
-  "-"'600-Doz Pairs of Socks from _12!Zc. up, worth 5c. up.
50 Pairs of Blankets from 75¢ up, worth $1.60 up.
_./ 26 Cases of Underware from 35 up, worth $1.00 up,
: eet 45 Cases Top Shirts and Sweaters from’80c up, worth $1.00 a
And a car lot-of other furnish i ding +
Shoes, etc. bought at 40 cents on the dollar and will he sold. at hast
the price charged eleewhere, ‘This is not un advertirement fake}—
but a true fact—call and be convinced. Tlie goods are first clase-—
, only the paiccs dre pitiably low. 2

ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE.
42'EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

Quick Work.

Tel. No $
Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

gvods. (Anything) and have then
ompt lL ts.

re ALTIIALALAUALLALLL

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

we will be only too gla
meking our

Circulating Library

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Agents:

(entrale ».
Merchandise,

Manufacturer's Agents. _. :
: Standard Mining Supplies.

es Goodwin Candles, Canton ‘Steel,
Giant Powder, California Caps and Fuse.

ROSSLAND AND SANDON.

All the latest books at

H. S. WALLACE,

Stationery, Wall Paper, Fane;

on. of
ens

short, in w: our purehases may be

the great feature for the winter months.

Goods,
Tags, Nothins and Circulating Library

Montreal Fraction Was Located in
1895 by J. F. Ritchie, A. B. Me-
Bride, Otto Rummelmyer.

ty i

The City Fraction Mineral Claim re-
corded by Herbert Ray, December 5th,
1898, ia the simple record which appears
upon'the mining recerder’s books, but
thereby hangs a tale.

All the old pioneers of Rossland camp
sf ber well the éal frection,

Te

R. de Berry Morkill went to Spokane
on @ short business trip this morning.
James Martin, Rossland’s winter
elect, returned last evening from Vic-
toria, :
Doc Allen, was's passenger on the
Red Mouutain this morning. He was _
going to Kuslo, he said.

B. D. Cracker, agent for the Pacific
Coast company’s coal, is in the city
from Walla Walla, Wash.

Peter Burns, the wholesale meat

r

which was located in 1895, by J. F.
Ritchie, A. B. McBride and Otto Rum-
melmeyer. It joined the Paris Belle on
the south and extended along the south

side of Columbia avenue, from the Spit-

d. F. AONEYFORD
The East End. Tailor,
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171 Conumpra“AvesuE East.

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tinueg strong and the stock is  selli

aC. O. Lalonde «ite
y , chaps
~y Strong shoes foreturdy boys and stylish shoes for fathers,
e dainty shoes for nie irls and misses and elegant shoes for
e
uny one age or rex with FOOTW EaR, but make a epecialty
of “good ehees for everyone.”
prising every kind of,
medium, or heavy.

their mothers.

freely at betw 19 und 20 cents,
-Virginia}--Fron-/Maek “and

e=Fine Suitcy.

Today’s Quotations.

The demand tor Deer Park is still con-

zeeon the westtoa point enst of the
Columbia & Western depot, and lying
wholly within the city limits. The old
Montreal fraction hada good deal of
work done upon. it, and two very prom-
ising leade of mineral were uncovered

ut by some ‘ble means the

hant of all the K , came in

*| last night from Neleon.

J.L. Parker, of Dabney & Parker,
came home from Ymir yesterday, where
he went on mining business. * ~

W. Y. Williams went tothe Boundary
country this morning on a week’s trip,
to look after some mining interests.
Charles Moth left for Kendrick this
morning. . He is said to have made o

match with the champion wrestler of
Mont:

claim has beeri neglected of ; late and al-
lowed to lapse, so Mr. Bert Ray consid-
ered the claim too valuable to be idle,
and after a thorough search of the rec-
ords the gold commissioner accepted his
application for registration, and today
Mr. Ray considers himself a most for-
NE | tunate individual, and has good right to
+ | feel eo,.a8 the City Fraction, as he has

[mained it,“ ins between 16%

C. O’Brien Reddin came in {rom Spo-
kane last evening where he has estab-
lished a branch brokerage office, which
will be handled under his personal
charge.

Mrs, Hirech, Trail; P. Burns,Nelson;
D. B. Cracker, Walla Walla; J. D. Por-
ter, Spokane; Mrs. A. B. Keiser, Toron-
to;J, Roderick Robertson, Nelson; F.

Gold Fields are all in gootl demand ai
and inquiry for White Bear is active.

Brandon & G Cr’wn25__ | Iron Hoi

Garaboo (Oy ‘WK.)$1,20 | Juinbo

Fariboo Creek, ‘an 5, Jubliice

Canadian G Fioldsrl0- | Illy Mav.

Commander, is vie
eer Park

fo not confine ourselves to eupplying

Our stuck’ is complete, com-
foot and Shee manufactured, light,
Prices are all light, however.

DON’T RISK

ation from abeolute purity in some drugs ma:

resu!'a st a critical

in.
Vietory-

er

Life by using Medicines that] 1
have 2 shadow of doubt resting | [ron
upon them. The slightest devi-
have serious
igh Quality in

moment. Purity and

NEW TIMBER FOR THE COUCIL.

x ‘Iband 20
nd | acres of ground, with two well devel-
oped ledgea, besides certain . surface
_ | tights, that make it a most valuable

holding. |

‘Thus it is that while Mesers. Corbin,
Dundee, Rugh, the Great Northern rail-
way company and the Paris Belle peo-
ple are scrambling and quarreling over
some ofour city Innde, here isa large
piece adjoining the very ground in con-
troveray, lying idle and unclaimeti, wait-
ing for some one to take up.

A prominent mining man speaking of
the matter remarked as to the valuable

Ri Ablett, and W. M. Cuniff,
Essex, England; A. Ross and Sir Chas.
Ross, Bonnington Falls, are among the
arrivals at the Allan.

GRONS NEST URSIN

Twenty-Two of the Citzens of Ross-
land Will Go.

NOW OPE N Roberts would bein a better state of Goud gad-tle horees, elegant turnouts, nobby eleighs, and fancy driving teams
—__ mind tomorrow to tell his side of the i ‘

every article jn our stock of Drugs and Medicines is what we
will drive you anywhere at any time dav or night.

quality of of the ground, said he not-
sim for. From the most inexpensfve to the costliest prepa-

BELL TAPS AND FIRE BOXES. iced early this rhorning as he come

Dr. Reddick and J. Ferguson McCrae Men-

, | course includes the sasay ofany kind

6p. m..
“Department Meeting. . es
i Continuous ring.
The location of the fire alarm boxes
is as follows:
. 35, Columbia ave. and Butte.
. 82, Columbia ave. and St. Paul.
. 16, Columbia ave. and Washington.
. 27, Columbia ave. and Spokane.
. 14, First ave. and Washington.
. 48, Second ave. and W i

ore for

GOLD, SILVER, LEAD.
COPPER.
Students may enter on the course

night classes.

With NIGHT ann DAY Classes. Shor.

study at any time for either day or

W. P. MURRAY Prin’.

IMPERIAL RLOCK, ROSSLAND.

vase, and released the prisoner npon $25
bailto appear at 10 o’clock Tuesday,
Roberts 18 anything but a desperate
looking character, and the weapons were
certainly out of place in his possession.
He is a good looking, intelligent ap-
pearing, well dressed young man, gen-
tlemanly and courteous in hia language,
even though he was enspectep, he
preserved his dignity with much effort,
and seemed to feel the stigma surround-
ing his position keenly. Moral, don’t

of

of

mix your whisky with cheap hairoil.

Dr. Findley, dentist, has removed hie

. 41, Second ave. and Earl,

. 23, Kootenay ave. and Spokane.
No. 52, Le Roi ave. and Davis.
No. 54, Fourth ave. and St. Paul.

Rossland Metal Works.

J. F. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary plumb-
er, of the Rossland Metal Works, is pre-
pared todo your plumbing, hot water
and gas fitting, gauntecing all work, at
the lowest living pt » Okanogan
building, Spokane Street. th

Rossland in 1898.

Souvenirsof Rossland are now on sale
at all news stands at 50e. for Single cop-
ies. ta of 20 or more can be obtained
at 26c. each by applying ty the secretary
of the Rossland board of trade, 11-28 10t

ca)

BREAD

Ta the ataff of life, bat bread
madefrom . . . «

FLEISCHMANS
YEAST."

Is a Bakery in Itself. :
FRESH DAILY

O.M. Fox & Co.

SOLE AGENTS

106 Columdia Ave. Tel. 65.

office upstairs, next tothe Bank of B.
N.A., Columbia ave. Office hovre 9 a.
m. to 5 p. m. 22-1m

McCrae & Co

Mining and
Investment Brokers.

Mining properties bought and sold,
We have buyers for the standard
mining stocks of Kootenay. Confl-
dential reports furnished on applica-
tion by competent engineer.

Stables: First Aventue,

If you are getting up a eleighing party, see us about rigs-

ood horees.
Horses boarded by.the day or month. Packing of all kin

jadone, We do er-

press and baggage work’; will call at any part of the city. Contracts and job work
d ne promptly, light or heavy freight handled, mining machinery delivered on
short notice, ore contracts taken.
pay all damages done to anthing we hundle,
efer, warchouse, or ship any class of goods.

Fnrniture, pianos and safes safely meved. We
We act as shippers’ agents, will tran

We sell Washington seasoned Fir and Tamarac wood.

Office: 9 Washington
Bet. Spokane and Washington Ste. si

John W. Hartline, Proprietor.

rations a hi

(4 o! fo zu
prescriptione are filicd here the sick recover rapidly

ae

Opposite the Bank of Montreal.

McLEAN & MORROW,

THE DRUGGISTS

Classified Want Adv’s.

‘Three lines three insertions onder head “Sit-
uations Wanted” free of charge.

SITUATIONS WANTED.

Kp arp CRONTN.

Earristers, Solicitors rand Notaries.
Micltors for the Bank of British North America

4.8, Chute, Jn
J. A.Macponatp.

Macdonald Clute & Cronyn
eo HOTEL

= H OFFMAN®

Money to Loan. :
MuBarpg Butupta, Rossvanp,

Townsite of Melville,

all parties visiting Sophie Mountain or
Chnistina Lake disirict.

se8 +=WASHINGTON STREET
ROSSLAND. B, C.

The Melville Ilotel,

Big

Merchants’ Lunch.
25c.

- Sheep Creek,. From 12 noon to 2:30 p m

Now affords good accothmodatien for sie

ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
LAVATORIES ON ALL

FLOORS, HOT AND COLD
WATER BATHS FREE TO

c. P. R. Tourist Cars.
Tourist cars for St. Solin’s, N. B.,

connection Atluntic steamers pasa Rev-
Ne 25th, Dec, 2nd, 9th and
ute on these cars, Revel-
St. Julin is $8.
Last cteamer fren Fort William for
Owen Sound will leave Nov. 29th,

Rossland Metal Works.

DO YOU WANT A
DELICIOUS
CUP OF COFFEE wit
PURE CREAM?

uke _— Real Estate
MONEY Loaned at
LOW Rates of Interest.

New Yorx, Dec. 2. —Copper—aquiet;

54 5
43.6244 to $3,67$¢. Bar silver,593Zc ; Mext-

GUESTS. OPEN ALL
NIGHT,

«A First Class Bar..
Miners Checks
e+ Cashed.
Free of Charge.

Metal Market.

18? price, $12.75, exchange price;
7g. Lead—stendy: brokers’
exchange price,

ver dol ars,465¢c: silver certificates

HPICIUIIICICISRE

as waltress, or by
young woman willing to work, Address A. 8.,
this office.

LETTER FROM AN ELK.

They Got Home Safely-Word From Dr.
Pittwood.

Dear Reconp:—As one ofthe Elks
who visited Rossland, I feel, after the
“awakening,” that your fair city doce
not fully understand how we appreciate
the reception and treatment we received
at the hande of your good and gencroue
People. Of course, they all know how
much we enjoyed ourselves, but we.1
am afraid, did not fully realize how
kindly we were treate<| until we were
home some days, Although we paid our
regpects to the Reconp office with seren-
ale and hearty cheers, we only half paid
you for the generosity of kindly expres-
sions. Every Elk came home with from
one to a dozen Recorns in his pockete,
and it was only after o careful perusal
that we fully appreciate the “send-off”
you gave us. :

We all got home enfely, as the crowd
say. They drank everything in sight,

prees amazement at the sobering effects
of a 165 mile railroad ride, from Ross-
land to Spokane.}

tioned,

The na-ne of Dr. Reddick is being fre-
quent!y mentioned as a candidate for
alderrian from the first ward. Many
of his friends insist that he must allow
the use of his name. He begged off at
the last election, but it is hoped by his

along, that there were six cars of ore on
it waiting to be shipped to the emelter.
Upon further conversotion it was learn-
ed that his remarks were true in a sense
i. ¢., the six car loads of ore were there
upon the ground as stated, but the ore
came from the War Eagle mine, an

TO BE GONE UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT

The C. P. R. Will do the Grand to
the Bussiness Men of Ross-
land.

id
"

friends that he will noi this time.
The friends of J. Ferguson McCrae
insist that he must stand for the council

was simply upon theside-t

Trail.

awaitiug the engine to take them to

DON'T OVERLOOK THESE.

You can get Ontario sweet apple cider
at The Bopraa 21 Wash. 8t. 26c per Qt.

Dr. G. 8. Armstrong, office and resi-
dence rooms 5 and 6, Postoffice block.

Umbrellas repaired and raws dled at

at the coming municipal election. M
McCrae 13 fully conversant with t
needs of the town and would make
good alderman. Itis eaid that he
not averse to the use of his name

in that connection. :

Ir.| All jokes aside, Ray has good reason
he | to feel proud of his new acquisition, and
a.| he is well deserving of the find, having
iz |beenhere since -the beginning of the

The I detach it of the C. P.
R. excursion over the Crows Nest Pass
railroad leaves there thia evening at 6
o'clock for Nelson, where they will be
joined by the other guests from other
points of West Kootenay. It is an-

d that the E: ion will extend

in |camp. The City Fractlon, will no doubt
-| make him a very rich man in the near

over three days and that our people will

hooting gallery, Firat avenue.

The Rosaland Laundry 18 doing good
work at a reaeonable pele . Try them.
Near the postoffice.

The Evening Record delivered to your
home or office for 15 cents a week or
centa a month after December 1.

Razors hollow ground, sisgora, doctor’s
inatraments and all kinda of edge toole
ground at shooting galery, First Ave.

If you are not satiefied with yourlaun-
dry Spork try the Rossland Laundry.
game location, near postoffice.

Iron Horse Compressor.

The Tron Horse compressor plant ar-
rived day over the Red i
line, via Spokene. The plant is direct
from the factory of the James Cooper
Co., of Montreal, and is loaded on two
Grand Trunk cars, which came right
through without transfer.

The machinery is being hauled from
the mine today and placed in position
by Sol Cameron. The superintendant
expects to have the plant in place and
running soon after the 16th of Dec.

International Music Hall.

The exceptionally strong bill present-
ed at this week drew a large ‘audience
last evening. Beatrice Lorne made .her
reappearance after an absence™of 18
months and was warmly welcomed back.

She has the same sweet face, the same
sweet voice and sings with’ so much
ease and grace thatit 1s a real pleasure
to sit and listen to her.

Miss Lorne’s performance refiected
to a marked degree intelligence, refine-
ment and artistic ability, a combination
of qualities much appreciated. by the
patrons of this popular mueic hall. Kel.
ton and Kelton. Olie Sinclair and Es-
telle Booth are the other features of the
bill.

The Montreal Herald’s souvenir num-

future.

CITY NEWS CUT SHORT. ’

so far this winter.

degrees above zero.

terday afternoon.
hours to get it back again.

syndicate which he represents.

C. P. R. Tourist Cars.

Last night was the coldest it has been
At’ 8 o'clock this
morning the thermometer segistered 2

A Red Mountain railway ewich en-
gine got off the track in the yards yes-
It took about four

A telegram from John McKane from
Kaslo, saya he will be home tonight. It
is understood that he has put through
a large mining deal up there for a Scotch

Tourist cars for St. Sohn’s, N. B.,
jon Atl

be réturned to Rossland next Friday
night.° .

It has been impossible to learn just
wko will go from Rossland. The board
of trade was to be represented by seven
members, but quite a few who were |
selected now say they cannot go. The
mayor and city council were invited and
At was thought would goin a body, but
some of them have backed out, pleading
their business.

A. B. McKenzie, the Rossland agent
for the C. P. R., will do the grand as far
as Nelgon, when his guests wlll be tur-
edover to Mr. Peters. In addition to
the members of the board of trade and
thecity council the following persons
are booked for the trip:

James Hunter, James Martin, F. J.
Ritchie, James D. Sword, John Kirkup,
J.A. McMillan, William Harp, W. 8.

ber and special edition is credit not only
to the »rovince in which the Heraid is
published, but to the D R

souvenir is an immense afair priated on
glazed paper, handsomely illustrated
and bound in a fine lithographed eover.

stoke to St. John is $8.

Owen Sound will leave Nov. 20t

antic pass Rev-
elstoke Nov. 25th, Dec. 2nd, 9th and
16th, Berth rate on these cars, Revel-

Last steamer from Fort Willem for

, Dr. G. 8. Armstrong, J. B.
Hastings, Fred Youngling, of Trail; W.
Wallach, representing the , Montreal
Star. James D. McGaughey will repre-
sent the Rossvanp Evenina Recorp.

Rossland Metal Works.

J. F. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary plumb-
er, of the Rossland Metal Works, is pre-
pared to do your plumbing, hot water
and gas fitting, gaunteeing all work, at
at the lowest living prices, loney can|the lowest living prices. Okanogan
‘be saved by patronizing him. tf | building, Spokane Street. th,

Rossland Metal Works.

Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,
with the Rossland Metal Works, Okan-
ogan_ building, Spokane Street, is pre-
pared to do all work in his Jine promptly

{naan
Police Court.
Neil McPherson vagged in the Police

Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,
with the Rossland Metal Works, Okan-
ogan_ building, Spokane Street, is pre-
pared to do all work in his line promptly |
at the lowest living | es, Money can
pe saved by patronizing him. ti

LOST.—Black Spaniel, black, and grey
about the mouth. Answers to name of
, Nellie. Rough Jeter strap around neck:
Anyone who will return her to Ihe Rec- a Ed: Th A
bs & . C ¢ Ed: f th
oe a will receive pay for Meie office; aa conts per hundred; 200 for 29 pale of Sena se inaeepis ite:
. nts... ;
i ae kind expressions in the above, but ex-:

Go TO THE

BUTTE DINING ROOMS Cable Addrese, “Morse,” Rossland.

Syessee8t80¢! Codes, Clongh’s and Bedford MeNeil’s

and not a single Elk landed :n Spokane
drunk, Thanking you againIlam re-
epectfully yours, E. Pirrwoop.

ts tS
«»CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED., EEO

Rossland in 1898.

4, + A Souvenirs of Rossland are now on sale
cnurt this morning and given two weeks | . ail news stands at 6Uc. for Single cop-
in’ the city lock-up. aned $16 ies. Lots of 20 OF oe can be ol tained

.G. binson was fine for | at 26c. each by applyiny e secretary
sete : povolvers ~ He settled. of the Rossland board of trade. 11-28 10t

Old newspapers for eale at the Recor