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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 40, 1899.

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THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING.

Tue Oxvust. DAtLy iN THe INTERIOR.,)
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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; Subscriptions invariably advance.

Advertising rates Will be made known upon
application,

The Recorp reaches the people.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1899.

TO ADVEBTISERS.
V2 —_—~—-
New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. _ We will
gladly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

THE CAMPAIGN.

Since General Buller’s disastrqus
move on the Tugela river, the con-
teuding forces in South Africa: ap-
Pear to have settled down to a
waiting game—either | waiting for
an opening or. waiting till plans have
matured; tor a renewal-of hostilities
in pursuance. of.ia.-new program.
Such.a;time:is a good:one to review
the-situation as it ‘is,,and the out-
look, so-far as one can forecast. the
uncertain, game-of: war.» Two weeks
ago the.air was so full of -hysterical
utterances on the part of certain ex-
citable London editors :that it was
difficult to discriminate: between
facts and their, vain imaginings.
Now that they have cooled off some-
what, the cessation of their clamor
has-given: an opportunity to study
the conditions.

The facts seem to be that the
Boers were at the outset much bet-
ter-armed and trained than the Brit-

“ish: war. office. imagined, though. it
must have been. grossly negligent
not-to have known what. was going
on.before the war broke out. They
have had the advice of some of the
best strategists in Europe, who
have. directed » the _ steps by which

they shave: i d Ladysmith and

TWO
DOUGHERTY
ORGANS.

MM

ONE L
MASON & RISCH
PIANO.
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WAN

ONE +.

ANGELUS PIANO-
PLAYER.

H. S. Wallace;

Books, Stationery. Wall Paper,
* 4 Bangv Goods, Toys, Notions.

Rossland and Grand Forks, B. C

the field, General Roberts may take
the aggressive on a new line. He
might send. a strong .force.either
through the Free State’to threaten
Bloemfontein,;or, seize LorengqMar-
quez and Komati Poort and ‘make a
similar advance on.Pretgscia.-,;The
latter course may be -hindered by

contempt.as,something to be trifled
with, and the bonds of social order
are proportionately loosened. Amer-
icans may well envy Canadians that
British justice which has kept many
a dangerous criminal south of the
boundary.

Several newspapers are still lab-
oring hard to make some dullards
understand: that 100 years make a
century, and that they cannot cut
short the 19th with 99 years, just
because they are in a hurry to start
the 2oth.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

It looks as if Canada could raise
something inthe way of an army
of her own. Toronto Evening | 2
Star.

If fierce winds should blow along
the boundary near the great lakes,
it will be safe to infer that the
Clan-na-Gael has invaded Canada

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF KOOTENAY
HOLDEN IN ROSSLAND.

In Probate and In the Matter of the Goods
of Edward Dwyer, Deceased.

NOTICE that by an order of his honor
dns F ae curt of Kootenay
dayot Or et hy oben ee of a

are reaul
ame duly seriind io the above named
Grant, Rosslai
Hea Rossland this 2ith’ day of November,
ary & Hasit-ro!
Solicitors jor the administrator.

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giyeu that application
will be made to the Legislative Assembly
of the Province of British Columbia at its

phone lines fn and between all the citfes,
lowns, villages and. settlements in. said
districts of Kootenay and Yale, with power
to connect with other lines that may oper-
ate in or outside of sald districts; to supply
electric, steam, uir, water or other power to
other corporations, manufactories or indi-
Viduals; to supply light to, other cor-

and is trying’ to the hated
Sassenach with great volumes of
gas.

The man of the hour just now is
he-who can ride, shoot straight and
rough it. His only rival is the
chap-who can lay a gun so'the shell
will burst inches around the mark.
Victoria Times.

; Twelve tons of holiday poultry
just arrived at P. Burns & Co's.

to acquire and. hold water” rights
for the purpose of generating power wheth-
er for their own use or the use of other cur-

to furnish and supply water to other cor~

said districts; to seguire and hold Jand,
limber rights, rights of way and other
pronerty and easements for the purposes of
the company with nll necessary powers. in
that bebaif; to acquire all the assets, fran~
chises, Malviloees and business of the Nel-
son Electric Tramway Company, Limited;
to acquire all the assets. franchies, privi-

NEW:

cord Toe ee ee,

<>—Plain, Striped and Fancy —_~

SILK WAISTS,

ule
VELVET WAISTS in Assorted Colors,
Japanese Robes,
Fiderdown ‘Robes, Eiderdown. Dressity
Sacques, Plaid Blouses i in ©
different colors, atid Ladies’ Wrappers
all new and just received.
Our assortment of Ties is something wou
derful. It pays to see our line as
they are Pronounced ences,

HOLSTEAD & WRIGHT,

FIRST AVE., AND WASHINGTON ST.

leges and business of the d and 8o~
pits, Mountain Slectric Reainway Company,
diniled: to'receive aid either by way of
bonus or otherwise from any nu nteipanty
in ey districts of Kootenay. and Yale; to

tho danger of foreign licati

but either plan would prove effec-
tive in diverting the Boers’ atten-
tion from the beleagured garrisons
and leaving the relief columns an
opening to force their way through.
The Boers have no fresh force to put
in the field and therefore such a di-
version would compel them to, re-
vise their plans and weaken the ar-
mies which are already fully en-
gaged. We may yet see a.feat
equal to Robert’s march to Canda-
har and Kitchener’s advance to
Omdurman:

ny

BRITISH JUSTICE.

A fact on which the British justly

held the relieving force of Buller at
bay from that direction, and that of
Methuen in the direction.of Kim-
berly. .Their forces are about equal

Riis %,, to the combined British army now
fp in the. field,

They have proved
themselves a match for these Brit-
ish forces when they enjoyed the
advantages of superior artillery, of

pride th Ives is the speed with
which justice is meted out to crimi-
nals, and Americans have repeated-
ly. referred to the fact with regret

NOTICE,

ANe extraordinary general meeting of the share:

Mining Consprnys Limited Lis ie cnt held i
mpany, .

atthe head gig oft seen any, 3) west Colum

se pores of the nee powers priv
of the the
fer of the same, or fo consides and pas
Jutlons for the relineorporation of the company and
for ny other general business as
fay come belors the meetin
Dated this a7th day of Nore » ber, 1899, at Ross-
AL C.ERY,
~) TT Acting Secretary.

NoTice,

NOTICE is hereby 5 given that 60 days

after date 1 intend to apply to the
Chief Conimissioner of Lands and Works
for permission to purchase three hundred
and twenty acres of land in the Ainsworth
mining district as follows:

Commencing at Thomas Harris’ north-
east post, thence east 40 chains, thence
south 160;chains, thence west 40 chains,
thence north 160 chains to the place of com-
"Ghis notic ted

his notice was posted the 1ith day of
June, 1899. pe ¥
Tuomas Haris,
Young & Burnet, of Kaslo, B. C.
. Kosaland,.B. ©.

that a similar dition does not
prevail in the great republic. . All
manner of quibbling pretexts, are
found for appealing criminal cases
to the state supreme court, securing
new trials, appealing again on

: holding fortified or hed posi-
tions and of all being skilled sharp-
shooters as well as drilled soldiers.

But the Boers now have every

available man under arms, while the
British are continually augmenting
their forces by. new. arrivals:and are
thus gaining the superiority.
Boers have depended on replenish-
ing their armament and stock of
food through Delagoa Bay, but the
recent action of the British fleet
shows that this source of supply is
to be closed to them hereafter, if
not actually occupied by the British.
The war office, late in the day
though it is, has at last had both
eyes opened by the indignation of
the people and is sending out long-
range artillery, light cavalry and
mounted infantry to make up the
deficiencies which the events of the
war have revealed. To these arms
of the service, the Canadian contin-
gent will prove a valuable contribu-
tion. . Add to all this the two ablest
generals of the British army, men
who have overcome difficulties lit-
tle, if at all, inferior to those which
will confront them in South Africa,
and we have a very formidable pro-
vision for a renewal of the cam-
paign.

Since -they have invested Lady-
smith, the Boers have: confined
themselves to defensive operations.
Though Methuen’s force is admit-
tedly inferior in numbers to Cronje’s,

The,

of 1 right to
the United States supreme court
and resorting to all the tricks of de-
lay with which lawyers are familiar.

der sentence-of death, fatten in, jail
at the public expense, there having
been no less than ten such at one
time in the King county jail at
Seattle. i

‘The. frivolous delays to justice
have become such a crying evil in
Washington that Judge Hadley, of

Meanwhile convicted murders, , un--| {'o,

NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an applica.
tion will be made to the legislative assemn-
bly of the Province of ‘British Columbia at
its next session fora

graph lines within ai throughout the
Province of British Columbia. und to con-
struct and maintain euch and so many
poles and other works and devices as the
Company deem necessary for making, com-
pleting, supporting, using, heey oper-
ating and maintaining the system of com-
munication, by telephone and telegraph and
nh or Ui y or parts of

the said biglwars or streets as often as the
said Company, its agents, officers or work-
men.think proper, and for the purposes of
the’ undertaking to purchase, acquire or
lease and. hold ed Poell and Steps of

m tuxation, and other
privileges from. any Hmunipinaity in said
districts of Kootenay und Yale, and all
ptlier usual, necessney or ineidental’ powe.s
and privileges as may be necessary or inci-
dental or conducive tothe attainment of
the piove objects or any of them.
al at the city of Nelson this 1st day of
December: A Bit
MAI CDOR ALD. & JOHNSON.
Solicitors for the Applicants.

NOTICE.

The Kettle River Mining and Development
Company of B. C., Limited Liability.

OTICE is hereby given that a special, general
ng. uf the ishareholders. or the ‘Ket

and Development U of xen

. bel held at othe o of ice of the

Columbia avenue, Bast, in

on Thursday, the 2th

Te r. A. be ibg9, at the hour of four

tolfowipg t ‘ecolutions, er
—A resolution authoriz zing the Septstration of
the’ 1 Company Hn under the Companies
hation authoring aire changingof the
corporate tame of the ny to the “Kettle
iver ifnes

ing
hod the intent of the jase

‘oat ¢ the’ execution by the Directors
on Sbenait of the Shareholders of the Compan: ofa
Memorandum ot Asso
fied in such res

ert complying with sec:
jes
y,of leo B, G.. this 11th

NTON LANG
See-Treas, of tse Ketile River inline se” De vel-
opment Company, of B G4 Limited Liability

CLASSIFIED.

Advertisements under this head jnserted at the
rate of One Cent a Word. Noti nm for
Tess than 3 cents, Sis Insertions, Sree

lands, batidings hin the
linitts atorcanid and to purchase of lewee
for any term of years any tele hone oF tele:
raph tine established of to be established
in. British Columbia, connected or to. b
connected with the line which the Company
may construct and to amalzamate with o
lease ats line or Ifaes or any portion or pore
tions thereof to any compan:

TAILORING.

0. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tallor,
carrles the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goods in Rossland. None but first-class
labor employed, Prices moderate, Columbia
avenue. Rossland,

the superior court of Wh has
called attention to the, matter,in an
interview in the Spokesman-Re- | |
view, in which, he said: r

“The state courts are powerless,
Relief must come from congress,
My friend, James Z. Moore, your
prosecuting attorney, has suggested
that a national law be enacted, ‘ for-
bidding appeals of criminal. cases to
the supreme court -at Washington,
unless a supreme court judge certi:
fies that a federal question is
volved. That looks like an em
nently sensible idea, and I should
like to See it carried out. — Certain-
ly there should be no appeal beyond
the state courts unless national is-
sues are to be settled. The present
slip-shod method permits of abso-

SITUATIONS AND HELP,

BOY WANTED-To learn the drug business.
Apply, Goodeve Bros, 12-27-5¢

such resolutions into a

C %3———HOUDE'S

Straight Cut
Cigarettes.

MANUFACTURED BY

B. Houde & Company, , Ouebec
Are Better than the Best.

WHOLESALE AT - ; .
¢ Crow & Morris, Rossland.
eo 2

hs

| goepecescocsteseses

Best Goods. for
_Least Money

Top Shirts

Unriderwear

sells evers where, for $2.00, $3.00 sell everywhere at $1.00, $2.00,
$4,00, and $6.00. We sell at $3.00 and $4.00. We Peet

75c., $1.00, “$1.50 50c., 75c., $1.25
and $2.50. z and $1.50.

Suits of Clothes
Soil eurgbere at $10, $15,320,325 $4, $6, $8, and $12.

PANTS, MAORTS AN. COATS, SHODS. MACKINTOSHES,
LANKETS, ETt

The Rossland Auction House,

42 E. Columbia Ave. 8. bannett, Manager.

The Rossland Trading Co.,

Old Salvation Army Building. J. Cherrington, Manager.

WeVeVelVeste>

WANTED-Girl for light housework, Mrs. M.
G. Sullivan, Trail, B.C,

to aks ate
talent of the above objects or any of

‘Dated this 15th day of December, 1460,
f _ Solicitor forthe ‘applicants,

AUCTIONEER

GENTS’ FURNISHINGS at a sacrifice. Get
our prices. Aution sales conducted. Get terms.
Houghton’s Sale Rooms, C. P.R. blocx, George
Houghton Autioneer and Manager.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT,

Pursuant to Creditors Trust Deeds Act and
- Amending Acts.

NOTICE is hereby yiven that Jacob W.
Bulmer, James A. Web! %

zor, trading ginder tte io ee pata

mer,

re ot Bul-
Columbia

lutely reckless
juttice.”

One of the essentials of justice is
that it should surely. and: speedily
follow. the crime,- for this constitutes
one of its great terrors to criminals,
and its greatest deterrent to such
as may be tempted to:crime. - The

‘ation of

vent the latter from taking the ag-
gressive.. So the two-armies have
settled down into entrenched camps,
each ready to tire out the other. Af-
fairs in Natal appear to be in asim-
ilar position. Ladysmith has food
and ammunition for another two
months’ siege and allis reported
well at Kimberly and Mafeking.
This situation would leave free

it . to be sufficient to pre-

if of criminals serves a
two-fold purpose—both of visi ing:
the just penalty on the evil doer and

of producing a wholesome moral ef-
fect on the community by inspiring
that instinctive respect for law which
is the most powerful means of. pre-
serving social order.
tion of the law. becomes uncertain
and attended with much delay,, the
crime is often forgatten before pun-

If the opera-

for-new. operations a force equal to | ishment is visited upon the guilty
the reinforcements now on the way | and the moral effect is thereby - les-

to the Cape.

With such a force in | sened.

The law itself falls into

, assi; ned HW
credit a and ete, Ne
f the clty of Nele

Portionatly ane wetiout preference ur pri-
The said deed was Executed by the
and 8. Heb vee lige Seen Nene
be , the ors,
Patrick Josep Russell, the srustse ite eal
said 28th da:

rerard Vonty' to the claims of
have

Rossland,

Be
o "stock tn nthe atiernes
at Hosland, .C., this 29th day of

November, A. D. 1899.
Dart & Haurer
Bolisitors tort the trustes,

FOR RENT.

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISi$

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken.
Ore Cara, heels and Axles, Buckets, Fi Shaiti: d Pullers, Pipe
specialty. Northey Pumps kent Instock. "A oy Tor Wenn, Hamilton

Co.'s Mills, Concentrates, Ete.
‘Third Avenue, Rosslana. BP. 0. Box 185

FOR RENI—A three-roomed house corner of
First avenue and Earl street, near Nickle Plate
Flat. Double boarded and papered. Good and
warm. Inquire at Empey Bros,

QUICK WORK (x.

FOR RENT—Large. well-furnished house, suit-
able for private buarding house, on graded street
four blocks from Columbia avenue, Address A.
B. C., RECORD office,

NICELY furnised rooms, centrally located;
eg family; stove if desirid. Apply at this
office.

FOR SALE,

anne ren
FOR SALE—Old established frsvclane Testeur
ant. Fine proposition for the right party. For
particulars address P.O. Bux 141, Nelson, B. C.

__ Red pie pa & rameter C3

e delivered

Ee SELL GOOD, DRY, SEASONED woo:

Office: Washington 8t., opposite Bank of Montreal’ J. W. artiine, Me

FOR SALE—A five-roomed house, plaster

and nicely finished, in desirable Tocation, pe
Price is $1350. with 8350 cash, $300 say in six
months, and the balance at the rate of $10 per
month. Apply at this office.

FOR SALE—

ONE ACRE,

facing on Pri ’
ous8 furnisheds far—teee wth three-roomed

$550.

. N, OUIMETTE & CO.
and Mines.

Real Hine Insurance .
New Bank of Montreal 1

ie

P, BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS
Nelson, Sandon, Revelstoke,
Grand Forks, and Vancouver.

Rossland, Greenwood,

=——...
RETAIL MARKETS :
Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon,
Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,
Phoenix, Midway, Camp McKinney,
Ferguson, -and-- Vancouver.
es

Rossland, Trail,
Denver,
Greenwood,

New

William Donald, Mgr., Rossland Brauch.

Dressed cuearsr .
Poultry.

Revelstoke 4

atone THO

/affle Parlor.

MEALSiIn
yaad Q 5 Rossland,

———_ cEN' 5 -—=—

ickets, 21 Meals, $5.00

84-36 Washington Btreet.

BEET

Just received a full gupply of the’
Witiated Smith’s Falls Poultry
also new fresh stock of
ncy Biscuits, Candies, etc
Prices Right.

AGNEW & CO'Y.

ner ot Washington Street and Third ‘Avenue

fine Atte ¢ ee Torcate Bi Biscuit
onfection

BISCUITS. JAMS AND

Ey ything in Groceries

MORRISON & BRYENTON,
Columbia avenue.

CIGARS!

Finest
Imported
aiid...
Domestic
Cigars.
Pipés for
Holiday
Gifts.
All kinds
Chewing
andi..
Smoking
Tobacco.
CAPT.

Begunning of Work Sends Up Stock

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 40, 1899.

GIANT UP AGAIN

With Active Demand.

1, X. LS RICH SHIPMENT

It Keeps the Price Stiff, Touching 25 1-4o—
Okanogan Still Weak, but Sales are Aotive
Good Bales for the Season—The Day's
Closing Quotations.

i

There was a great renewal of ac-
tivity in Giant this morning accom-
panied by a great advance in price,
caused by the fact that the four-
drill compressor was ready for op-
erations and that the ore on the
dump was to be shipped immedi-
diately. The price obtained was all
the way from 8 to gc and 20,000
shares changed hands. I, X. L.
continued strong, on the

‘Ten-inch Main Completed and New

been completed from the reservoir
down Washington street to Second
avenue and in a few days will be
connected with the distributing sys-
tem. This gives the city a duplicate | |
supply.

protect the residencedistrict and the
first of these will be placed on St.
Paul street and Kootenay avenue
and at Washington street and Un-

six-inch main across the Second av-
enue bridge is the next work in con-
templation, and a hydrant will then
be erected at Second avenue and
Earl street.

swindler, and Green B. Hitchcock,
were taken to jail at Nelson yester-
day by Chief Ingram. the former to
serve a six-month’s sentence, the

issuing forged checks.

WATER WORKS EXTENSIONS

Hydrants to He Placed
The new ten-inch water main has

Hydrants have been received to

jon avenue. The extension of the

EWERT BROS
AA
JEWELERS &
ENGRAVERS.

<< ? |
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIME-PIECE INSPECTORS.

“Bare in Jail at Nelson
M. A. Gray, the worthless check

latter to await trial on a charge of

ment of the high returns obtained
on the last shipment, and the stock
touched 25%c, closing at 23}4c
bid. Okanogan was still weak,
selling at 7 to 73{c.

ARTIN FEED CO:

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in }
iy, Oats, Wheat, ‘Bran, and |i
. Mill Stuffs...
io ‘carry’ a full ‘stock of Brackman & Ker's
Rolled Oats, Oatmeal and
Graham Flour,

which we sell to the TRADE ONLY
st Columbia avenue, __Rossland, B.C

—_———THE———

ty Bakery,

24 WASHINGTON ST., HAS~

“RUIT CAKE,

Iso a few pounds make Sept. Ist.

ser TnOW and have a well-seasoned cake for
Xmas dinner The cakg and pastry ae
de of best material, prices are

Gl ‘ol. cal
Qc hnaer oak, fo Be "done:

Lootenay Cafe.

Fresh Oysters in any Style.
(Game in Season.

te rooms for parties.
Business Men's Lunch, 35¢

Gpen Day and a uahs

WORSTED AND
SERGES,

just
arrived
at...

HEARD’S
Tailoring... ..Parlors
Washington Street,

js and Bar . dn
Miss K. Swanson, Prop.

ew Things

compare in whiteness and pure
ith the personal and: house—
pid linen done up atthe

ctric tricLaundry.

Patronize those who spend their
Boney at honie with you, and there-
fy .he! pps our own _ your city’s

ite Labor ‘and Clean.
€}Work~>

yodega

Sal ae

ington Street. Under new rianage-
. -ment......

supplied with the BEST brands of

F Liquors and Gigars.
py old friends and others are invited:
jo zive me a call.

RL LAVALLEY,-P

New Claim

o++-THE...-

lator.

R. A GROVES.

of the Leading Bars of the city, ‘
Spokane Street, next to International

Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

: ‘SUNDAY SCHOOL

Sates.

Today's sales on the Rossland
exchange were: I. X. L., 1000,
1000, 2334,1000, 24 34c, 1500,25 40;
Giant, 1500, 8c, 2500, 8c, 4000,
4000, 8&34c, 5000, 2000, 9¢, 1000,
83{c; Peoria, 1000, 1c; Canadian
Gold Fields, 2000, 7 4c; Okanogan,
3000, 734C, 1000, 1000, 500, 500,
7c. Total sales, 32,500 shares.

Cariboo {Camp MeKinney]s r as
“Minnehaha

tn
Wonderful...
urow's Nest Pass Coal .

WHITAKER’S ALMANACK
NEW YEAR’S CARDS
PELOUTE’S NOTES ON

LESSONS.
DRAMATIC MIRROR.

NOW the time to renew.your Subscrip-

tlons to papers and inagazines

LINTON BROS.

BOOK STORE.

Lone
Mountain Lion.
Okanogan .
calmer Mountain i
eoria Mi
epee eer

rao {Ken neti)...
rail | Creek Hid. Treas.

‘Ko Baise Devolopment Funds.
At a meeting of the stockholders
of the Kettle River Mines, limited,
of which Ross Thompson is _presi-
dent and S. Thornton Langley sec-
retary, it was decided to make 495,-
000 shares assessable to the extent
of five cents per share, payable in

Pe a eae

calls of halfa cent per share per
month. This will ensure an in-

Mines, Stocks and

‘Tngtirance.
Representing the following

| FIRE INSURANCE

Companies:
Caledonian,
Connecticut, of Hartford,

imperial.

Roit @ Grogan,

Lancashire,

come for development at the rate of
$3500 per month.

Hockey Club’s Practice

The Rossland Hockey club will
have its first practice at the rink on
Tuesday evening at 10:30 o'clock
and will meet for practice hereafter
every Tuesday and Thursday even-
ing at that hour, The first match
will probably be played with Vic-
toria on Saturday, January 6.

Spokane 8t., opp. Burns’ market.
—

Clay Pipe-and. Fittings
for Chimneys.
Sanitary Plumbing a
: “Specialty.

Teleptione 27 . P.O. Box 271.

Plumbing Shop.

Established May, 1895.
‘THE REDDIN- JACKSON CO.,
tumera

MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS.

will hold special meetings in the
Salvation Army hall
Sunday and Monday.

close of the Sunday night meeting,
commencing at 11 p.m. All are

the different
and Trail will hold a
service in the
church on New Years’ eve.

Tablets.

Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Salvation Army Watch Night

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

A. KLOCKMAN, Managing Director.

“Back among the old folle onee ngain.” | Bvervihing wew, bright and Spark-
ling for the New Year.

Extraordinary engagement of the wonderiul

CY RENE

Eastern Novelty company.......--+ headed by the peerless CYRENE

Staff Captain Gage of Spol

Saturday,
A watch-
night service will be held at the

invited.
Watehnight Service.
The young peoples’ societies of

_ ror a fo ot the n w artists
RANDOLPH: NOONAN ———ST. CLAIR
Thos. F. Morrisey, Sfitiuee rite
Lillian F Grant, Mattie Webb, Blanche he Lewis. Clarisse Farmer; Horace Mann the New

id Tenor;
Arneldo, the Novelty Gymnast
B: Pi he! and 20 others, all appearin: in the eastern.
The Docks arcs Teplete saith te fe (ander Ue, destin of AM Zim),
an

“THE BELLE “OF BROOKLYN”

Intelligent Ladies: Funny Comedians!. New Costumes, etc.

1 of R d

3a7-WB NEVER BREAK OUR WORD WITH THE PUBLICd

Rossland

Baptist

‘To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromine Quinine
All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c. E.
W. Grove’s signature is on each
box.

BUSINESS LOCALS.

Miners Ball—teave order early
for cut flowers at the Bon Ton.

J. Fitzpatrick has moved his
plumbing shop to Spokane street,
under Jerry Spellman’s hotel.

The Bon Ton carries the largest
variety of fine chocolates in B. C.,
also choice cut flowers.

BAND GONGERTS TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS.

SKATING RINK

NOW OPEN DAILY i232%2..
MASQUERADE
CARNIVAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 4.
NINE HANDSOME PRIZES

rVIVTYTt

Best 25-cent meal in town—

Grand Union Dining room. Union

help.
The Russel hotel is first-class in
every respect, Table is not ex-
celled in Rossland.

Everything nobby and up-to-date
in the hookups at the Montana
stables, phone 6.

Twenty-four thousand pounds of
the best poultry just received at P.
Burns & Co's. for the koliday
trade.

Call at M. W. Simpson's for
news, stationery, tobaccos, music,
sleighs, toys.
You fool yourself if you think to
get better goods though you pay
so much more than at the Rossland
Auction house.

Dr. Scott's Headache Powders
are a sure cure for headaches
caused by powder smoke, etc. Sold
at Morrow’s Drug store.
O. M. Fox & Co. are opening a
splendid line of holiday goods
and extend a cordial imvitation to
everybody to inspect the ‘same.
The prices are right, too.
It you want a turnout like they
have in New York, Chicago,' Mon-
treal or Toronto, call up Montana
stables, phone 6,
When choosing China and Crock-
ery, one likes a large assortment to
choose from. You will find it in the
crockery and glassware department
at the Pacific Tea company.
Up-Town restaurant, Washing-
ton street, opposite C. P. R. depot.
First-class meals. Horatio Duffy,
proprietor.
First-class roadsters and nothing
but new single and double cutters
at the Montana stables, phone 6.
The best poultry, turkeys, 1334
cents to 15 cents per Ib; geese 1%
to 13 cents; chickens, 10% to 1134

Redford McNelll’s
Cable sioner? Codes {Croughs

Txos. S. GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES

MINING AGENT.
Avenue. Rossland, B.C.

Heavy Transferring
prst-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

z STABLES:,
Commercial Alley *Phone No. 39,

Postoftice Box 16.

“Ww. C. McDONALD,

Estimates” wives, ‘on p Contracts of any

Contractor and “Builder.

Moving “and ,Ralsing, Buildings = Specialty.

cents, at P. Burns & Co's.

Look—Cleaning, pressing and
dyeing done on short notice at the
Washington Street Dyeing and
Cleaning works. Telephone 128,
. | Mrs. Currie, prop.

Telephone #8.
A. B. MACKENZIE & CO.
MINING BROKERS.

P.O. Box 268

Hair dressing and switches at
Spokane prices. Goods: manufac-
tured on our premises. Miller-Der-
vant manufacurer of fine hair goods.
costumes, etc., 129 Columbia aven-

CE GRAND.

.-Proprictor. ay.
age Manager.
} donoral Mars

D thle .
_ MONDAY, “JANUARY. |, 1900.

GRAND OPENING

3.~~SEYMOURS~~3
Eline De Boise
Freil and Barr
John Howet. Bessie Vernon
and 20 others.

Don't Burn Oil,

, to say noth:
niet sk of
vi

Use Electric Lights!

educe inurance. give your home ar
Susihess place a brighte f appearance, and
Save you money In many : q

Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting.
Electric Fixtures carried in Stock.

electric Powers

thi steam.
supplied for Mining and Manufacturing purposes, It is much cheaper than

A lights, telephone No. or Petween Bie may
erin case of eciar vi lights, telepho hone No:e

Rossland Water & Light G.

M@ame——Telephone No. 67:

ue east,

‘ararts Thempern ‘Avenue,

Columbia Ave,

Rossland, B. C.