FORNEW HOSPITAL

Protestant Olergymen Plan New Gen-
eral Sanjtarium.

OLASDIVIND.

lsements under this head’ inserted ot the
Aieitiroee One Conta” Wend Wellin taken we
fess than ag cents. Ste insertions,

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

REMOVAL — Lhe Sparta fruit and. confection-
ery store has removed from the Postoffice building

- [to Columbia avenue, opposite C.P.R. telegraph

UNDER PUBLIC CONTROL

and ial- Aid in Its

Armtio & CALESTRO, Proprietors.

U.S.’Consular Agent Tohn Jackson Jr. has re-
moved from Postoffice Block to office of G. W.
Richardson, Columbia avenue, opposite Windsor
hotel. Agent for John R.-Cook.

office.

Expeot
it "Would Not Be in Ant:

to Present Sisters’ Hospital—What Rev.
Mr. Morden Has to Say.

The Pr inis of -the

IF YOU don’t know how you can’ save half or
more when you are purchasing hats, shoes, cloth-
ing, gents’ furnishings and blankets, get the cata-
logue’ of the Rossland Auction House, 42 East
Columbia avenue.

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

city are planning the erection ‘of a]

new general hospital in. Rossland to

CHEAP READING—All the latest novels at
the Rossland Bazaar. We exchange any book in
our library for five cénts. Washlngton street and
First avenue.

be operated independent of anys sec-
tarian influence.

It would be built primarily byi ine.
dividual d frém citi: in-
terested in the movement; but the
projectors confidently: believe that
both municipal and provincial ap-
propriations would be easily secured

to carry, it forward to a_ successful

completion.

“The movement,is not aimed to
injure'the Sisters’ hospital now in
such successful operation,” said
Rev. Geo. H. Morden in discussing
the proposition today. ‘That in-
Stitution is doing a good work and
we have no intention of hurting it

= ‘TAILORING.

ONSAVARD, Fashlonable Merchant Tailor
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goods In Rossland. ’ None but) first-class
labor Employed.: Prices moderate. Columbia
avenue, Rossland,"

PRESSING AND. DYEING.

Chetan ‘dyeing and repairing of men’s and
women's garments. Clothes cleaned and pressed
for tourists on shortest notice. Washington Stree~
Steam Cleaning & Dveing Co.

OVERCOATS—Just received S00, bought from
a fire sale: worth from $15'to $35. Your choice at
$8, at the Rossland Auction House. « .

“WATCH REPAIRING.

FINE Watch Repalring at modeate charges:
‘A line of splendid time pieces. “A; ‘ZIMMERMAN,
Jeweler, opposite Windsor Hotel

in the least.” “However, should
Rossland go ahead as we all be-
lieve it will, there will be room not
only for the present Roman Catho-
lic hospital, but also for a public in-
dependent one as well. The pres-
ent: hospital is in its character es-
sentially private, ’ and the profits
from -it,;'-which’ must be -consider-
able, “are going . directly’ into the
aids of the society’owning it.The
province is contributing 2 about $3000
per year to -its i but

SITUATIONS AND HELP.

lumbia avenue.

WANTED—Minersto know that they, can get
the best overalls and jumpers, riveted, worth
‘$1 00, at only.60c at the Rossland Auction House.

WANTED TO TRADE.

WANTED TO TRADE—NMining. stock
in Crown. Granted Ymur properties, for a
Rossland Residehice lot. :

Address Stock, Recorp Office.

AUCTIONEER.

the public has ‘no interest or voice
in it.. ‘The grounds and the build-
ings belong to the sisterhood, and
the'sisters alone control its policies:

“There is a well-defined objection
among manypeople against entering
a’ Roman Catholic hospital, | but at

DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!—Must be sald at
once. ‘Diamond earrings, diamond brooch, lady’s
diamond ring, ‘lady's r4-karat W. Sassay solid gold
watch, full jewelled. Elgin mavement, one gentle-
man’s solid gold watch, American Waltham mover

ment, at Houghton’s Exchange and Auction Mart,

MISCELLANEOUS,

WANTED—Gitl as assistant cook at 114 Co- (

North Washington street, in C. P, R. hotel block.

"DEMAND,

The. weather is now becoming chilly enough to remind one that the
body MUST be envelcped in ‘WARMER CLOTHING, and NOW is
the most appropriate time to supply yourself with SUITABLE WEAR-

i. ING. APPAREL for Fall and Winter =) 03003 3

, §0C;,to $4,00-each, .

ee
“Cashmere and Worsted

~ a ‘Hosiery,

Rat _2g¢. to 75¢- pair.

 Underskirts

$2'each.

LARGE, STOCK OF

Trunks, Bags &
..Valises.’.

Lyon

?

Ready-to-wear

kirts,

many styles sea colors
$3.50 to’ $10.00.

Imported....

Crepons,

in blacks, $22.50; very fine

Goll Capes

‘from $10 to $12.50-

999

Flannelette

Wrappers

dark colors,$ 2.00 to $3.00 «

999939

Hanter. Bros:

Furniture, Stoves.
Crockery, | Bed Lounges,
‘and Couches

endless‘ variety. 4

: present they are powerless to make
any other arrangements as the’ Sis-
ters’ hospital is the. only .one. -in
town. Together .with Rev... D.
McG.. Gandier,, the Presbyterian
pastor, and Rev. Mr. Stackhouse,
the Baptist minister, I’ have ‘been
approached by citizens who- want a
new public hospital built.and we are
now considering: plans for its ‘erec-.

' tion. We believe that there ;would
be no difficulty in ‘securing liberal
donations from citizens’ who are: de-

T.OST—Three-year-old bay horse with X branf
an ight bip, . Reward will be paid-for return .d
horse to. Kootenay cigar store, First avenue.

WANTED—Machine men, helpers and muck-
ers for tunnel. Free Sransportation: Apply Hetel
Russell bar.

WANTED—Tosell the best pure: wool -heavy
‘socks, sold elsewhere at 35c, for only ee at the’
Rossland Auction House.

WANTED—To buy a residence lot. -Must
be cheap, *
Box 534, Recor office,

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

sirous of’ seeing ‘another -h

built; and later’the city and proy- :

ince would assist in. its operation.
Thoroughly trained nurses and phy-
sicians would’see that the patients
receive every attention. The man-
agement would be vested ina board
of coftrol chosen by the bscri

’ (FURNISHED RooMs.:.

WANTED — Two or three

Address with price sud terms, | -:

Cor: Scalkine, .Streeti;
vand’ First avenue:

‘AL FALDING.

Accountant,

: Insurance ..
_and Mining. Agent and
~ | Auctioneer.

Manager Rossland Opera House.

rooms or .a. furnished’ house.
with terms; X.¥.Z.. Reconp office.

Address,

FOR RENT.

ers. ;;We have as’ yet no. definite
plans for a location, but believe the

TO RENT—Four suites of living rooms of three
rooms each, in brick-building.. Enquire of Eber |”
Cc. Smith, sorni-st

AGENT:
Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada.
The Canada. Accident .
Assurance.Co.,
_ (Accident, Liability and Plate

hospital can be built and op
most successfully.”” ‘

Going to the ‘depot?.. Phone 6,
Montana stables, for a gurney.

Lost.

The following numbered stock
certificates.of the Gold Reef. Mining
& Milling company were lost in this
city on Saturday, October 7th, 1899:
Receipts. No. 17,18, 19, 20, 21,.22
and 23 in favor of Conrad Wolfle.
A suitable reward will be paid finder
upon return of property to “Phil Sil-
verstone. The public
warned against buying or.advancing
money on the above stock.
10-9-3t ConraD Wourte..

The most stylish turdouts-eade
dle horses, coupes or gurneys—at
Montana stables, phone 6.

*Mr, Bostock and Mr, Deane hon-
ored .Ashcroft. with their presence
during, ‘the fair. Some. say: Mr.
Senility was ‘there also, ’but if So, so
little attention. was paid. to him that
‘he might as well’ have been absent.
sr amgers Standard, 468

is. hereby].

Col jia-Ave, next-to Hunter Bros

TO RENT — U: _house, tive

rooms, large city
water. Apply, M. W. Simpson's store. Co-
lumina avenue.

‘FoR SALE.

FOR SALE—Fine square piano, in good condi-
tion.- Will se 1 for $125 cash or $150 on time. Ad-
dress F. M. H,, RECORD office.

FOR SALE—A 7
water wheel, cheap.
ORD Uttice.

horse-power Pelton
Address, A. B., Rzo-

furniture and equity in lot, $1,000, Best of
location.

Ss
FOR RENT.

Five-room house, $25.00.

Kive-room house with bath, $25.

Five-room house, $8.

Four-room house, $9;
E.N..OUIMEITE & UO.;

Instirance; Real Estate and Mining Brokers

FOR SALE—A -our-room house’ with |’

Try the.Cake &
Pasrty

. AT THE
City Bakery.
IT IS THE.BEST,;and as Cheap as
-you can make it~

Try it!

54 Washington: Street.

S.A. Hartman.

New Stock of Fall
Goods arriving daily.

. We handle the Bast manufac-
ture 0}
“Shoes, Hats; - ready
made Clothing, Un--.
~ derwear, Sox,'Neck-. -
‘ties, Oil Clothing, Rubber
Goods, Caps, Gloves,
Mackintoshes, Mackinaws,
Miners’ “Pure Guin’ ~
Coats, Long and Short
Gum Boots, '- with
Leather Sole, etc,, etc.

Ono Price to all. |We sell
on a Small Profit.

_S. A. HARTM.

Next to Bank of Montreal.

[TURF EXCHANGE.

eeereerrrtereeeees)

A. G. Creelman. f
P.O. Box 815.

CREELMAN & BEAM.)

CONTR ACTORS :

*  ®* BUILDERS

George Beam

Estimates farnished on all hindsof. work.

obbing promptly attended to

Office and shop: Commercial court, ,
rear Al hambra hotel.

HOSSLAND, B. Ges

Under new management. if

FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM,
NEAT anxp CLEAN BED-
ROOMS,” &
Bar Supplied with the Finest.
Give us a call.

P. J. SLAVIN..........PROPRIETOR.

T. E. HALEY:
Beef,....Pork,
Mutton,

FISH, OYSTERS, AND
GAME.

Street,

B.C.

. JOHN PHILLIPS,

Contractor & Carpenter
\d Office Fittuigs.
Jobbing dt fait Hinds promptly attended to.
Estimates Furnish:
Shop Jsuperal Ualiding. ‘esidence,
‘Monte Cristo S Hibouse north of Col-
ay umbia arcane . Box

BUSINESS LOCALS.

table in Rossland.

‘Thie Hotel. Russell sets the .bést,

sl JOHN F. LINDBUR:

|Le Roi Livery, Feed

& Sale Stables:

Heawy Transferring:
is nee

PROPRIETOR 4

GRAND UNION

--HOTEL..
GEO. iH. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.
RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY

/ Neatly Purnished
Rooms «

No. 58. 29 Columbia a Avenue.
“t ne eek one a doors east of pc post offi

ROSSLAND

|Electric Laundry

Patvonize those who spend’
their money at home with,
you, and thereby help
your own and your ‘city’s _
interests... .......
~~
White Labor and Clean

«€2Work~D

| of the

Kootenay Hotel.

shsbe6

FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
LUNCH, 35 CENTS.

Any style OYSTERS a Specialty.
GAME in Season.

sbehe6

Miss K. Swanson, Prop,

Transfer of Liquor License.
Notice is hereb;

fie Sa ot Sep ea
ts 28th day of September, 1
; ‘pw. sie

* PUBLISHED EVENINGS ExcHPr SUND YY.

/ROSSLAND, BRITISH Syma FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1899.

PRICE § CENTS...

FOR, FINE

‘Watch...Repairing,

«GO TO...

DOW, SPRING, -

_ Everything Guaranteed.
g Next door to tha Post Office, |

CESS

fob> CARRS “
“The Leading Jeweler

What Dominion Enjoy Enjoys Daerampld
Prosperity.

E\HON. MR. FISHER ENTHUSED)

“ NO DISAGREEABLE EFFECTS! NQ COCAINE,
Absoliite Cure for Colds in Head,
: Catarrh, Etc.<-
“DR. “ERSKIN'S CATARRH POWDER. Price 500

‘ Our: Comp.’ Syrup ‘Hyposphosphites, ;
Bales oP 9 es eo RN TOU TAME TANT roaseg, BERETG Your Vist.

Horti of Province Not Yet
Nearly Developed—Will Raise Fruit for All
the Territories—General Medtion Not Bx-
Peeled: Within a Year...

“Canada ‘ight'n now is more pros-
perous. than ever before'in the his-
tory of British America, Everyone
is working, which'means that every-

 GOODEYE: BROS:; Druggists and Stati

- E27"1t pays to deal with Goodeve Bros,’ «

one is prod fg wealth, and the
great dominion i is rich beyond all

ea Wise Sheicel

you.a yonder. ea Some people
fond Yond. thins do one or
Tho ocker and still others de neither

isely x
Wau Reading. Matter.

fitted the whole country'and its. in-|

‘A large and varied stock of BOOKS

and the newest and best are con-

Btanily coming .in as fast as they
.) are publisaed

H. S. WALLACE.

"Rossland and Grand Forks, B, C,

Choice Groce ipscand ‘Vegetables, Bier Oys-
: Cured Meat: “

_ CUNLIFFE & ABLETT, ..
ACHINISTS.

ruction Work Undertaken.

Ore. Cars, Wheels ‘and “Axles Buckets, Pans, ‘Shafting, Hangers and Eilers, pipe work
€ oialty rthey Pumps kept.inistock.. Agents for Wm. mil
‘Mtg. Co.'s Mills, floncentratar, Ete.
. whira, Aventioy: Rosslangs

7.9. Os. Hox. 198.

EME

pr ”
The speaker was” Hon. Sydney

;| Fisher, minister of agriculture, who |’

with Hewitt Bostock, M. P., ar-
rived last evening on a-visit to Mr.
Bostock’s constituency.

“The development of'the British
Columbia mining industry has bene-|:

fluence for good is only commenced.
Itis not alone in ‘minin; however,
that the province is ‘forging’ ahead.

ofthe eastern counties,’ “and. the val-|

tories with apples and .sinall, fru’
| Under. cultivation, ‘the’ productio:

tion -be-called?
going along very smoothly as: they
are.

year.. [hardly think an election
need be.expected before that.time.”

Hon. Mr. Fisher--and Mr: -Bos-
tock “were ‘guided ‘todav. over.’the
Centre ‘Star, ‘the-Iron Mask and-the
War . Eagle “by.A.. B. Clabon, and
lunched with J.B. Hastings. To-

Clarendon Cafe”

Fae Class | in “hee Respect “Open Day and. Nit.

—_——
* ‘Rooms for Banquets and Diuner Parties.

i night at 8:30 they. will addréss a

public.meeting in the Miners’ Union
hall.

Deer Park Gots a New Hoiss.

LAND OF RICHES ,

It can raise fruits which rival’ those]...

leys of the Okanogan and the Fraser] -

ral
¢*Whea- will ‘the next general-elecs| =
Well, things - are}:

IVANG ON. x
The Day Will Be Generally Celebrated
and Banks Close,

Thanksgiving this year has been
advanced a month ‘and has been
set for Thursday next. It will be a
bank holiday and all public institu-
tions will be closed.

BIG FIND ON WINNIPEG.

Leage 46 Feet Wide Opened by Ball-
way Cut.

: Richard Plewman has some mag-

The railway graders at work there
this. week “are reported to have
opened a 46-foot ledge with pay ore
on the surface. Two machines are
at work sinking.a new ‘shaft. -Mr.
Plewman: had an option on nearly
70,000 shares held in South Dakota
and has sold 60, 000 today at prices
|around 3oc. . +e ne

NEW SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY

Changs, for Main Line and Grow’ 8 Nest

“Passengers. -

Morning ‘Trains Remain the Same and Give

Full Day In Nelson and Rossland -
"for Business Men,

“The new C.P.R: schedule becomes
fective; Sunday mornin

It-will hardiy be necessary to|' -
upset the whole country before next|:

river steamers and the Crow's Nest
road, ‘and brings in main line and
Crow’s ‘Nest - Passengers. at 10:10

; m... The-evening trains-each way |.
connect at.Smelter J unction, for..the
train which goes” down town at
Trail.

On the same day ‘the Columbia &
Western schedule changes,, so that
passengers leave Robson at g a. m.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days, and, leave. Grand Forks on

“Lorne Beecher, the ger of
the Deer Park, has just purchased
a new: .ro-horsepower | hoist..from

Tuesdays, Tt and Satur-
days, at 12.20 p,m:

ARE ALL SATISFIED,

.| Frank Mend

hall -of the”, Canadi

“BEST Wearing, BEST Fitting,
and BEST Looking

Footwear

In Men's Women's and
Children’s...

106 west Columbia Auenue c.: 0. Latoudé:

_ 11 East Columbia Avenue. ©

Rand Drill company.: It wilt be in-|
stalled on the new shaft which has
been commenced on the property.

Hoe Likes the Country.

J. H. Mendenhall of Ohio is in
the city, the guest of his son, Frank
Mendenhall, of the Canadian Rand
Drill company. ‘‘One of the pleas-
antest things which I have seen in
the northwest,” said he, ‘‘is the
if good. feeling among Cana-

ROSS THOMPSON.......»

blocks in the following companies for sale:
Ste A ee nideted ke, Evening Star,
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, | North Star and ZilaM

‘Lots in the Original. Townsite

_ Reddin. Jackson Co., Agents, Rossland; B. C.

The Question Arises, © «.-

WHERE TO. PURCHASE

RWTOOK-6r' i

an MPL are F Fresh and ia pig and f Con-
ess this fe tt because #0 many drugs,

es done cost any more than

Iso have @ an | supply of- Perfumes

have a FULL and C
wehavea eo Parity

dians and Americans on either side
of the line. . Whether - in - Spokane
or Rossland the 49th parallel seems
to be merely a matter of geography,
and the two people blend with no
more friction than the dahabitants
of neighboring. states.” Hy

MANOR MENTION.

The -Rossland . * Warehouse &
Transfer Company has «received
three cdr. loads.of.an anthracite coal. Q

Mining: company, 5: shas:

built for himself a private office.
Mr. Green will engage in the stock
brokerage’ business.

pe
sive alterations in the hotel and has' olds

tor of
Wages and Everything Serene.
All misunderstanding as to, the
raise in wages asked for by the fire-
men was settled last. evening. by
Mayor Goodeve. : The petition for
a uniform scale of $75 per- month
was drawn in ignorance of the fact
that the council at the request of
Chief Guthrie had already granted a

nificent’ samples of iron-copper ore}
{from a-new find on the Winnipeg.

LE ROL W0 CLOSE.

open Suspended “to ‘Pemit of.
» Needed Repairs.

B.A.C.'MAKING 50 ORE CARS:
— et

cept Castings Done at: Company’s::
Machine Plant on ‘Nickle Plate Flat—The.-
Works. Now Making New ‘Gage For’ Use ah.
Tosi Shaft.
The Le Roi will"éose down for.
four days tomorrow ‘morning, to
permit. of ‘repairing ‘the old: main.
shaft. The knuckle at 1 350-foot
level, where the dip of , he ‘shaft -

curve there will. be ‘reduc

ially. The change will

with much inconvenience in: hoist—
ing through the old workings.

This morning an accident at the
tramway connecting with ‘the Red
Monntain tracks disabled both the: :
tram cars and’ injured the brakes. ©
The damage there will also be re~
paired during the present suspen:
sion.

The big. general machine ‘shops:
of thé British America corporation
are now engaged, in turning out

flat: ‘excep! for the’® car’ wheels;
{which are Purchased east. The ¢

As the’ shaft on that” rogers!

the incliné variety, the cage wi

made ‘with its - floor on.an angle: so.
that an ore-car can be..run upon it:
and hauled’ direct to the. surface -
‘without:the inconvenience oF deny
ing” into-a:skip.

GOLDEN GATE AJAR.
gether ee

ible in
| AMI Settled. Dasa:

The old troubles in the Goldets
Gate company with regard‘to thi
payment of commissions “on . the -
sales have been ‘satisfactorily set--
tled:
The affairs of this ‘company hadt
been for.a long time much involved. .
The property owned ‘by the: com-—
pany was purchased a year ago ~
from Dave Stussi and’ shortly after
purchase a number of suits were
started against: Stussi for commis—
sion‘on the deal. ‘ These, though. °
not, directly-affecting the company, .
closed off the sales of stock and pay—— .
ments fell: due which were not; met
Now, however, everything: has been:
straigh dand the has a

raise of $5 per-month.- Later when
the council’s action was d

fair start ‘once more. Eastern capi—

to them, the firemen decided to
withdraw their petition for a $75,
and there will be no need of changes
in the force. The new scale of $65,
and $75 is satisfactory and every-
thing is serene.

_ J of silver.

talists, it is rep d, have been in—
terested in the property which is a.
copper showing: of great promise—
A sample shipment of five tons made-
last fall to the Nelson smelter gave
returas of 844% copper and 8.5 oz*
It is the intention of the

VIRGINIA AGAIN SHIPS 20 TONS.

Drift From New Shaft Produces An-
3)... other Carload of Ore.

The Virginia sent another 20-ton

shipment of ore,to Trail yesterday.

It comes from the drift on the 30-

- 1-:in® the - pew shaft which

tarted “py! "Superin-

1 “Tt is the fourth con=
signment which has been sent to

pany, now that the legal tangle-
has been straightened out thorough—-
ly, to develop the property.

Payroll to He Operated.

J. E. Saucier leaves today for the-
Payroll, midway between Moyie and.
Cranbrook on the Crow’s Nest Pass~
railway, where he will put -a force-
of five men at work. A carload of ©
ore is to be sent soon to the Trait
smelter. © While away Mr. Saucier -
will also visit the St. John group-
which is in the St. Mary’s country—
It will be taken over by the Thea—

Trail, and makes the output of the
mine 80 tons, :

dore Mines, Limited,