ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, AUGUST 24. ‘900.

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
‘THe Ovpret DAILy tN THE INTERIOR.
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

OFFICE: BASEMENT POSTOFFICE BLOCK,
TEL, 98. FO. BOX 538.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

Daily, per month by mail...
Daily, half year by mail
Daily, per
Daily, per ‘
Subscriptions invariably in advance,

eee

to use the rich pasture lands for
the raising of stock. The Indians
constantly fought against the en-
croachment of the whites. The
most worthless of the tribe was
never In want, and those few who
were willing to exchange their labor
for the product of the soil became
rich in worldly goods. But of this
last there were but few.

After repeated petitioning and

great influence brought to bear, the

Advertising rates will be made known upon
application.
TheRecoro reaches the people.

«>

ov’ finally opened the res-

ervation to the whites for the pur-

pose of mining and mining only.

That was only four yearsago, Im-

mediately the prospector and miner
flocked into the country and suc-

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ceeded in ing up hundreds of
exceptionally rich gold, silver and
copper mines. Camps sprang up
all over the country. The Republic
camp was one of the first to attract
the attention of the investors and
miners, and the result is that today
its mines are valued way up in the
millions. One single claim in this
rich camp is selling on a_ basis of
five million dollars,and many others

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Arrivefrom] DESTINATION, | Leave for

vvosanm, | Real Mate crea

«ing Sunday.........

Trail, Nelson, and
int

Crow's Nes Sy
daily, including Sun: 2:55 p.m.

Trail, Nelson, Arrow} 700 a m.
Lake Points and Sain | 7
LAE. .crseee ee eee
From, Trail, Nelson,

7:10P.™ | Arrow Lake poluts and
Main Line line......+-

1205 p.m,
a re Spokane........| 1eeobomne

are jidered of equal value.

with t
By constant efforts and great po-
litical inf 4 was final-

5
: is the number of the

I MEeHk ene

_ ,RECORD
PHONE.

Let us figure on your
* Job Printing

OL 23~ I~ DIES C8

warde the promotion, acquisition, oon

(18) To purchase or otherwise acquire
d undertake all oF an:

c

y part of the husi-
ness, property, or goodwill and Habilitige
Bou

sr obt ining, any provial
ae ae parliament, or other, ie
authority, for enabling this o,

a

Pp wol king, it
control of works, undertakings and oper
ationa of all. kinds, both public and pri-
vate, and in particular roads, tramways,
railways, telegraghs, telephones, cables,
abups, lighters, ‘harbora, lors, docks,
yunya, wharves, warehouses, ridges,
viaducts, acqueduets, reservoirs, eme
bankments, waterworks, water-courses,
canals, fluines, irrigation, drainage, saw-
milla, erushingmills, smelting works,
n, #teel, ordnance, engineering and
implement worka, hydraulic works, gas
and electric lighting, electrical works,
power supply, quarries, collieries, coke
ovens, foundries, furnaces. factories, car-
rying undertakings by land and water,

f this company, or which is
cole eofnaing conducted so as directly
or indirectly to benefit this company, or
possesssd of property deemed suitable

lor the purposes of this company, and to

enter into partnership or into any ar—
rangement with respect to the sharing of
profits, union of interests, or. amulgama-

tion,
tion, either in whole or in part, with
any such company, corporation, society,

fortifications, »
public and private buildings, newspapers
and publication ertablislunents, brewer—
ies, wineries, distillerios, hotel, residen-
ces, stores, shops, and places of amuse-
ment, recreation or instruction, whether

derlease,

or otherwise, absotutely, conditionally,

or for any limited interest, all or any

part of the undertaking, property, rights,
je +

(19) To dispovo of, by sale, lease, un-

effoct; or for effecting any me
ofthisor any other «a
stitution; to pro ure.

carry any of its ol
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other. company. tu be eet sand

lawa
tua,
to open and. keep a colonial or fort

ter or registers:
(22) “To give thé call of shares and t
confer any preferential or special righ

np a going

for the purposes of the company or for
sale or hire to or in return for any con—
sideration from any other companics or

rEONs ?
(6) To undertake and carry on any
business transaction or operation com-

MONTREAL LOAN

& INVESTMENT Co

INCORPORATED

Head office, Imperial building, St. James Street,

lontreal.
Authorized Capital,......'$2,000,000.
Subscribed Capitat over....$800,000.

This Company, has opened a branch office here

¢ Jollowing Board of Management.

Elmer A. Rolf. Hon anos. Mayne Daly,Q. C.

._ Chas. R. Hamiit
easter WIE Falaing. © non

ly prevailed upon to open up the
country to the whites for farming

purposes, as well as for mining.

The Indians_were each given a farm
or allotment. This was done before

the reservation was to he _thrown
open.
This action of the gov

The Montreal Loan & Inv

safest investment for small sums now open to the
public, and lends money in large or. small amounts
fepayable in monthly instalments.

For further information, apply to

Investment Co offers the

W. H. FALDING,

Treasurer,

Secret
Bank of Montreal Chambers, Columbia avenue,

monly or carried on by finan-
clers, promotera of companies, bankers,
underwriters, concessionaries, contrac:
tors for public and cther works, capital-
ists or merchants, and to carry on any
other business which may seem to the
company capable of being conveniently
carried on in connection with any of the
objects of the company, or which may be
thought calculated directly or indirectly
to enhance the value of or render profit-
able any of the company’s property or
rights: 4
(6) To purchase or otherwise acquire,
hold, sell, manipulate, exchange, turn to
account, dispose of, and deal in agricul-
tural, plantation, forestal, fishing and
trading righte; and in all or ay products
of farms, plantations, forests, fisherics,
and the earth, including animals, grain,
provisions, fruits, wines, spirits, cotton,
wool, silk fibres, tobacco, coffee, tea,
sugar, timber, rubber, oils. chemicals,
explosives, drugs, dve stuffs, mitratea,
petroleum, bullion, copper, lead, tin,
quicksilver, iron, con}, stone, and mer-

chanilise and commodities of all kinds,

has not been widely known outside
of the immediate vicinity of the res-
ervation, and is not attracting the
attention of the general public as
did the opening of the Cherokee
Strip, yet it is well known that in
+ oh

TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

CLOSE | DESTINATIONS. | DUE

of soil, in addition to the
vast amount of precious metals it
contains, it has many’ times the
value of that country. Lack of pub-
licity of the ‘has been the

Revelstoke and all points}
st and west, including Kam}
32 o'clockhioops. Vancouver, Victoria,/7:10 p.m.
midnight {the Okanugan, Similkameen.| ly

y Geeiboo and Klondyke dis-|
cts.

. Trail, Robson, Nakusp,|
. Sandon, Halcyon Springs,|7#2. p.m.

jand all ‘slocan’ and Pordea daly
districts.

45 a.m.|' Kaslo, and Ymir, Salmo,l6x0 p. m,
Yogs atm aA kastenay lake points! dally.

Spokane, Northport, and|6m9 p. m.
ati oints int Cinited States” dally

Ordinary letter mail only,
for all, Eastern Canada, the
United Kingdom and all En-|
Eropean and other forelga|
countries.

Nelson and Nelson district,
‘row's Nes! , N. W.!
209 B.™-(Territories, Manitoba, East-| 7:10 Bm

¥- lem Canada, United King] ‘daily.

Jdom and all European poin

Grand Forks, Greenwood,|
209 y. nt. [SMidway and all other Bound
daily lary District points.

Australia, China and Japan—See special notices.
Letters for Registration must be posted half an
hour previous to the time for closing the mails,

The stoffice is open from 8 a. m., te ). He
daily, (except Sunday ams 7B

TO ADVERTISERS.

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

fault of those who expected to profit
by it, There is not only ample ter-
ritory for all of those who are watcl:-
ing for the day when the proclama-
tion will. allow them to take up
farms, but room for thousands
more,

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‘Tennis Tournament
Owing to the wet weather yester-
day, only one match was played off

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as

Printing
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of every
description
executed with
neatness,

and dispatch
at the.

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The Record

Office

oe

at the tennis This
afternoon the singles were run off
to the finals, and some of the other
matches were declared off. During
the alternoon a five o'clock tea was
given by Miss Fraser and tomorrow
the closing day, Mrs. Richardson
will give a tea.

Stars vs, Intermediates.

The Star base ball slub will con-
test with the Nelson I di

LICENSE AUTHORIZING AN EXTRA
PROVINCIAL COMPANY TO
CARRY ON BUSINESS,

“Companizs’ Act, 1897.”

Canapa:
Province oF Bairisi Couumpta.

» 185.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the Le
Roi No. 2, limited, is authorized and li-
censed to curry on husiness within the
province of British Columbia, and to
carry out or effect all or any of the objects
hereinafter set forth to which the legie—

in a second-game at Nelson on Sun-
day. The first game, played at the
home grounds, resulted in a score
of 14 to 8 in favor of the Stars, and
they are confident of a second vic-
tory.

COLVILLE RESERVATION.

The president of the United
States’ has opened for settlement

on October 10, 1,500,000 acres of
tich farming land in the north half

of the Colville reservation.

A long time since, this land was
set apart at the request of what was
then a great tribe of Indians, known
as the Siwash. In due time, these
Indians so degenerated that it is
now difficult to find among this
once powerful nation a single full-

blooded Indian. The great number

of white immigrants, who drifted to
the northwest many years ago, took
the Indian maidens for their wives,
and now only halfbreeds can be
found. Even the Chinaman found
his way into that country, and, un-
like him as arule, he followed in
the footsteps of his white neighbor,
and intermingled in marriage with
the dusky siwash.

After many years the white man
began to petition the government
for the privilege of farming a por-
tion of this rich reservation. It

was shown that the number of

hes had sod d that one-

REAL ESTATE VALUES.

Better Prices on Musiness and HResi-
dence Lots,

There has been a steady demand
for building lots in and about the
city during August. All the real
estate brokers agree that the mar-
ket is now holding out good in-
ducements to investors and specu-
lators. G, F. Franklin of Toronto,
who came here early in the month
with the intention of selling all his
holdings in this market, not only
was induced to withdraw his proper-
ties but purchased several others
owing to the favorable outlook for
this fall’s business. 1n the west end
of the city among the new buildi

jativ oO rit-
ish Columbia extends.
The head office of the company is sit-
bale at No. 43, Lothbury, London, Eng-
n

5

The amount of the capital of the com-
pany is£600,000, divided into 120,000
shares of $5 each, .

The head office of the company in this
province is situate at Rossland, and Ber-
nard Macdonald, mine manager, whose
atldrees is Rossland aforesaid, is the at-
torney for the compat

ny. ,
The objects for which the compansy ha

been established are
(1) To search for, prospect, examine
and explore mines and ground

either for or future. delivery,
and whether in acrude state or manu-
factared, or part: a ot

or pi gen of tH
concern or otherwise, to any public body,
company, society, OF assoc! ation, or to
any person or persons, for such consider
ati.n asthe company may think fit, and
in parti ar for any stock, ebares, deb-
entures, debenture stock, sevurities, or

roperty of any other company:
Pro cH promote or form, or assist in

the promotion or formation of any other
company or companies, either for the
purpose of acquiring, working, or other-
wi

ise dealing with all or any of the prop-

erty, rights; and liabilities of this com-

pany, or any property in which this comn-
pany is interested. orfor any other pur-

pose, with power.to assist such company
or companies by paying or contributing
iminar

‘o the of shares, on such
and in such manner as may Beem ii

lent:
(28) ‘To distribute any of the p
or assets of the company amone a
members in specie, or otherwise;

(24) To. do all or any of the aborg,
things in any part of the globe, either as
principals, agents, contractors, trustees
or otherwise, and either alone or in cont
janction with others, and either by or
through agents, sub-contractors, trustees
or otherwiee, with power to appoints
trustee or trustees, pergcnal or corporal
to hold any property on behalf of the

company, and to allow any preperivty |
remain outatanding in such trites : q

trustees * do all euch ‘ot

‘o do allsuch other thi

are incidental or.may be thought so

ducive to the attainment of the above

objects; or any of them, and go that the
in this

towards the pre! ry oO
providing the whole or part of the capi-
tal thereof, or by taking or subscribing
for shares, preferred, ordinary, or de-
ferred, therein, or by lending money

thereto upon debentures or ‘otherwise;
and farther, to. pay out of the funds of

the fompany all expenses of and incident

to the i mt

ing, and establishment of this or any
her company, and to the issue and sub-

seription of theshare or loan capital,

wort
when applied otherwise than to this

company, shall be deemed to include any 4

partnership or other body of ,
whether corporate or unincorporate, and
whether. domiciled.in the United King.
dom or elsewhere,and the objects specified
in each ef the paragraphs of thie meme

ROSSLAND. EVENING. RECORD, AUGUST 24, 1900

ned.

Again Adjourt F
The assault case preferred by, A
O. R. Brown against Ross Thomp-
son was again adjourned until Tues-
day next at 2 o'clock p.m. It was
stated in court yesterday that. Sher-
iff Tuck was willing to settle the
case, but the prosecution would not
consent. At present the case turns
chiefly on the right of. the deputy
sheriff here to appoint deputies.
The defense claims that Mr, Brown
was a trespasser in the Strand and
that only necessary forse was used
to put him out.

— ae f

City Taxes,

The attention of rate. payers is.
called to the fact that Friday, Au-
gust 31) is the last day on which
city taxes may be paid,-in order to
obtain the discount. Mr. | Harp
will be at the city offices two even-
ings in next week—Tuesday and
Friday—for the special convenience
of citizens who cannot attend dur-
ing the ordinary office hours.,

—_————
Promenade Concert.

A final promenade concert will be
given next Tuesday evening in the.
skating rink by the Star Cornet
band, under the auspices of the

hodist Church Ladies Aid so-

randum shall, a8: ise ex-

reased, be regarded as_independent ob-
feta, and accordingly Bhall be in nowise
limited or restricte

(except where other
in such by

an
for obtaining applications for, or placing
or guaranteeing the placing of, the

-wise
reference to the objecta indicated in any

other paragraph, or: the name of the
at may be carried out ina

shares, or an:

iy
stock, or other securities of this or any

d_ulgo all expenses

ir
otherwise; and to advance monev at in-
terest upon the security of all or any
auch dige an
ities, and to carry on business ag mer
chants, importers and exporters: |
(7) To tranract and carry on all kinds
of agency and jission business, and

other pany;
attending the issue Of any circular or

notice, or the printing, stamping, and
circulating of proxies or forms to be filled
up by the shareholders of this, or con
nected with this or any other company ;
and to undertake the management and
secretarial or other work, duties, and
b

in particular to collect: moneys.
revenue, interests, rents and debta; to
negotiate loans; to find investments;
and toissue and place shares, stocks,

any
as may be determined:

if of , on such terms

(21) To obtain, or in any way assist

full and ample a manner, and construct-
ed inas wide a sense, as if each of the
said paragraphs defined the objects ofa
separate, distinct, and independent com-

ny.

Given under my hand and seal of office
at Victoria, province of British Columbia
this 10th day of July, one thousand nine
hundred. :

2) 8. Y. Wooros,
istrar of Joint Stock Companies.
July.25. 4

stocks or
securities:

(8) To subecribe for, purchase or
otherwise acquire, hold, sell, exchange,
dispose of and deal in shares, stocka,
bonds, debentures, debenture stock or
obligations of any company, whether
British, Colonial or Foreign, or of any
authority, supreme, municipal, local or
otherwine:

(9) To. guorantee the payment of
money secured by or payable under or in
respect of bontts, debentures, debenture
stock, contracts, mortgages, charges,
obligations and secnrities of any com-
pany, whether British, Colonial or For-
eign, or of any authority, supreme, mn-
nicipal, local or otherwise, or of any per-
sons whomsoever, whether corporate or
unincorporate :

(10) To guarantee the title to or quiet
enjoyment of property, either absolutely
or subject to any qualifications or condi-
tions and to guarantee companies or per-
suns interested or about to become inter-
ested in any property against any loss,
actions, proceedings, claims or demands
in respect of any insufficiency or imper-
fection or deficiency of title, or in respect
of any incumbrances, burdens, or out-
standing rights:

(11) ‘To furnish and provide deponits’

and guarantee funds required in relation
to any tender or application for any con-
tract, concession, decree, enactment,
property or privilege, or in relation to
the carrying out of any contract, conces-

sion, decree or enactment:

(12) Generally to carry on and trans—

act every kind of guarantee business and
indemnity business, and. to undertake
obligations of every kind and deicription,
and algo to undertake and execute trusts
of all kinds:

(13) To receive moneys, securities
and valuables of all kinds on deposit, at
interest or otherwise, or for safe custody,
and genenally to carry on the business of
a sale deposit company :

having dealings with the company; and
te guarantee tho performance of con-

te contain minerals or precious stones,

and to search for and obtain information

in regard to mines, inining claims, min-
iatricts and i t

iraving dealings with the. com

having dealings with the company; and

todraw, accept, endorae, disegunt. issue,
ft

buy, sell and deal in bills of exchange. |

ing di A

take on lease or concession, or otherwise
sequire for any interest therein, and to
hold, sell, dispose of and deal with lands
or hereditaments of any tenure, gold,
silver, copper, lead, tin, quicksilver, iron,
atone, coal orother mines, mining, water,
timber and other rights and generally
any property siipposed to contain miner-
als or precious stones of any kind and
undertakings connected therewith, and to
explore, work, exercise, develop, finance
and turn to account the same:

(2) To search for, win, quarry, assay,
crush. wash, dress, reduce, amalgamate,
smelt, refine and prepare for market
metalliferous quartz and ore, and other
mineral and metal substances and pre—
cious stones. and for this purpose to'buy

ry notes, drafts, bills of lading,
coupons, warrants. and. other negotiable
or transferable instruments, and bay,
sell and deal in~ bullion, APrecie and

coin:

(15) To borrow or raise or secure the
payment of money for the pury 8 of the
company. in such manner and upon such
terms as may seem expedient, and to
secure the repayment or payment there-
of by redeemable or irredeemable bonds,
debentures or debentare stock (such
bonds, debentures‘and debenture stock
being made payable to bearer or other-
wise, and issuable or payable either at
Par orat a premium or discount), or by
mortgages, scrip certificates, bille of ex-
change or promissory notes, or by any
other instrument, or in such other man-
ner.as may be determined, and for any
a

additions, there is at present a brisk
demand for single lots and several
new homes are being started,mostly
for miners employed on Red Moun-
tain who desire to live near the
mines, There is every evidence ot
a good business being done in resi-
dence lots during the next two
months.

In the business sections prices
have held their own and are now

twentieth of this land was sufficient
and more than enough for all the
needs of the Indian. It was also
pointed out that very few of the
Indians attempted to till the soil or

ig to d The
building ot the new postoffice and
custom house at the foot of Lincoln
street and the new fire hall further
up the same street will enhance all

adjacent properties.

or otherwise acquire buildings, plant,
machinery, impl i and
tools; to buy, sell, manipulate, export
and deal in ores, minerals and metals of
all kinds and precious stones; and gen-
erally to institute, enter into, carry on,
assist or participate : in any {nining and

an
ings connected therewith:

(3) To purchase or otherwise acquire,
hold, sell, exchange, turn to account,
dispose of and den) in real and personal
property of all kinds, and in particular
jauds, buildings, hereditaments, busi-
ness concerns and undertakings, mort-
gages, charges, annuities, patents, patent
rights, copyrights, licenses, securities,
grants, charters, concessions, leases, con-

tracts, options, policies, hook debta and | j

claims, and any interest in real or
sonal property, and any claims against
such property or against any persons or
company, and to finance and carry on
any business concern or undertaking 80
acquired :

[ey Promote, acquire, construct,

equip, maintain, improve, work, man-
age or control, or aid in or subscribe to-

mi to charge all or any part
ofthe property of the com any” both
present and future, including its uncalled
capital; and to allot the shares of the
company, credited as fully or partly pad
up, or bonds, debentures or debenture
stock issued the company, as the
whole or part of the parchase price for
any property purchased by the company,
or for any valuable consideration:

pedient; and to subscribe or guarantee
money for charitable or benevolent ob-
jecta, or for any exhibition, or for any

r- | public, general or other object:
a7) ;

‘o enter into ‘any arrangement
with any government or authorities, su-
preme, municipal, local or otherwise,
and to obtain from any such guyernment
or aathority any rights, concessions, char-
ters and privileges which may be

thought condacive to the com: b-
jects or any of them: Pees

Oe ee

THE CENTRAL

|. DRY GOODS STORE:

GREAT MID-SUMMER,

;
CLEARANCE. SALE.
BLOUSES ton §

WRAPPERS Sats"

7A Every

Ladies’ Vestsssi's =

Article

Mentioned a
Decided Bargain.

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:
Holstead & Wright

Cor. First Ave. and Washington! St.
THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING STORE 4
ongG88GEOeGen Gane Oee

River, E

22 Columbia Aveuue,
Rossiand, B.

PALS LALA
Katie D. Green'"G. M-
and D. Co., Ltd. *

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY..

Property ‘situated on North Fork Salmon
i District, B.C.
FOR DEVELOPMENT: PURPOSES, ONLY.

Fifty thousand shares of the Company's Treasury Stock is now
: offered to the public at

7 1-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application to

GEORGE H. GREEN, :.
Sec-Treas

¥
te

ciety. Hazelwood ice cream, coffee
and cake will be served.

CITY TAXES. °

Notice to Batepayers.

Friday, 31st August, is the last
day for payment of city taxes in or-
der to obtain the disccunt. For
the convenience of ratepayers the
office will be open on. Tuesday 28th
and Friday 31st from 7 to.9 p.m.

Wituiam Harp, ‘
tf City assessor and collector,

BUSINESS LOCALS.

Madam Laughlois, of Boston has
taken charge of Lougheed & com-
pany’s dressmaking department for
the coming season.;Patrons are
assured of the latest designs in
evening dresses and street cos-
tumes. ma : tf

Good laundress wanted at once.
Electric laundry, Columbia Ave. tf

To Let.

Two new houses, four rooms each,
on hill at head of steps,;behind One
Price Grocery Company’s store,
Spokane street. Apply to Daly &
Hamilton,

Match pairs, handsome turnouts,
jages and gurneys—M
Stables, Phone 6.

Pure Soap

OLASSIFE

leas than 2 cents. Six insertions, Stoo.

TAILORING,

idverti
vate of One Cent a Word. Hothing taken for
Gr

QO. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant ‘Tallor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goodsin Rossland. None but first-class
labor employed. ~ Prices moderate, Columbia
avenue, Rossland,

FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.—s8 ‘feet frontage, Nickel plate
flat, $275. ‘I’ Prest & Co.

FOR SALE.—Lot in May addition, head of
Spokane St, T. Preat & Co, .

FOR SALE.—House and two lots, House is
new.and contains four rooms. Cheap and on very
easy terms. T. Prest & Co.

FOR RENT.

TO RENT.—House on Second Avenue, $10.
T.Prest &Co.

FOR RENT.- Furnished house, Victoria ave,,
five roo.s. T. Prest & Co,

A. G, CREELMAN,

CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER,

hed on all kinds of work. Job

TIME CARD OF TRAINS.

Double Daily Train Service.

Palouse & Lewiston br’
*Centrul Wash. branch.
*Local Freight,; west
*Local Freight, east.

CAA
Rossland

Athletic.
‘Club ....:

Offers special membership in-
ducements for a short time by
suspension of the initiation fee.
All the. : ‘

Magazines
«a Periodicals

Excellent accommodations for
permanent and temporary board
and chambers; $36 to $40 per
month. For particulars apply to

CHARLES E. BENN,
Charles Webster, Steward. Secretary.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

BUSINESS LOCALS.

‘Those New Cameras’

Carpenter & Co. have taken the
agency in Rossland and vicinity. for
the Glenco and Korona cameras,
the best two cameras on the mar-
ket for the money. They are offer-
ing great inducements to advertise
these goods. See their display an-
nouncement on first page.

|, John Lucas,formerty of the Clar-
endon, will be glad to receive his
old patrons and friends at the
Kootenay.

Hazelwood ice cream, Harry
Webb and G. B. chocolates, fresh
cut flowers at the Bon Ton. tf

For Rent
The Dominion hotel and theater,
furnished. Apply to George

‘| Owen, the Alhambra. tf

Jelly glasses, fruit jars in pints,
quarts and half gallons. O. M. Fox
& Co, 106 E.. Columbia avenue.
Phones 65 and 20. . tf

Try the Kootenay dinners.

Fine Bottled Goods.

Physicians «= recommend most
highly Schlitz’s extract of malt.
Sold by the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. “ Import-
ed white wines, clarets.and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate prices. _ tf

Heavy Transferring.
First-class SaddJe & Pack Horses.

Commercial Alley, Phone No. 89.

Don’t BE Durep

‘There have been placed upon t!
several cheap reprints of an obéolet
fT

a dealers, grocers, nt, ate., and
faa. Sr instaoen ab prothlie for susectlD=

joements of these comparatively

gher-priced book, when in
reality, so far as we know and believe, they
are all,from A to Z,

Reprint Dictionaries,

The Webster's Unabridged

Get the Bes
‘Illustrated pamphlet free.
G.& C, MERRIAM CO., Springfield, Meas,

MINERS’ CHECKS
cashed at face value at the

HOFFMAN HOUSE

For Rent—Dining room, fur-
nished: Apply Butte hotel. tf

For sale—Phoenix: bicycle, ’99
model. Price $15, Apply F, this
office. tf

Kooteay innches are the. best.

ANNOUNGEMENT.

Having purchased the cigar
and tobacco business.of Cap-
tain S. B. Shaw, we respect-
fully solicit a continuance of
his old patronage, and assure
his many friends that the same

*Daily except Sunday, all others di
Even Nos. east bounds

CITY TICKET OFFICE,
ZEIGLER BLOCK,
Carner{Howard and Riverside.

“NORTH COAST
LIMITED”.

With New “Observation Cars.”

JW. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wn.

A.D. CHARLTON. A.G.P.A..Portland.Ore

CANADIA
PACIFIC

AND SOO LINE.

RENOWNED

“IMPERIAL
LIMITED”

SERVICE

First-Class Sleepers on All Trains from

ARROWHEAD & KOOTENAY
LANDING,

Tourist Cars pass Medicine Hat daily. for.

St. Paul; Saturdays for Montreal and Kos-

fon; Mondays and Thur-days for Toronto,

Sante crs pass Revestoke one day eurlier.

CONNECTIONS: |
-ROSSLAND.
-ROSSLAND ..

Morning train daily for and from_ Nelson,
from Crows Nest Line, and for Revelstoke,
Main. Line and Pucitic Coast. Daily (ex-

Monday) from Sandon and Slocan Points.

Afternoon tram daily for and from Nelson,
for Crows Nest Line and from Revelstoke,
Main Line, and Pacific Const. Daily (except
Sunday) for and from Boundary Points
from Kaslo, and (except Saturday) for
Sandon anil Slocan Points. |

4 hrseNelson to Rossiand-hrs 4

For rates,tickets and full information ap-
ply to Depot or City Agt. Rossland, or

E.J. COYLE,  W. F, ANDERSON,
A.G.P.A.. T.R A.
Vancouver, B.C. Nelson, B.C.

fair and generous ‘treatment
will mark all our dealings, We
for your’ sélection the
t and most varied line

Is y for a good x
ion, A soap to be pure need not
necessarily be high .priced. We
have on hand a large assortment of
all the leading makes of toilet soaps
and we have, besides, other varie-
ties, which, if not so well known
are fully as good and cost less
money.

Rosstanp Druc Co., Phone 185.

Fancy gaited saddle horses—new
buggies—fine single drivers at
Montana stables, Phone 6.

MINERS’. CHECKS
cashed at face value at the

HOFFMAN. HOUSE.

Telephone 86. : P.O. Box 208
A B. MACKENZIE & CO.
.
; MINING BRCKBRS.
Columbia Ave, . Rossland, B. 0

of Tobaccos, Cigars and Pipes
in the province and assure you
perfect satisfaction, no matter
how small che transaction.
We continue the agency for
the Spokesman-Review . and

4 Established May, 1896.
‘THE REDDIN- JACKSON CO.,
Ctra wane.
MINING AND INVESTMENT ©
BROKERS.

Agents for ParisBell Addit ion to Rossland.

L. LEVY & CO.,
Wholesale and Retall Tobacceatsts,
ROSSLAN

F. W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,
In Custom House building

New York Life Insurance Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, B. C.

CUNLIFFE & McMILLAN,
ENGINEERS: AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs and Constriaction Work Undertaker.

‘stock. Agents for Wm. Ham!

Sn Cars, Wheels and Axl Fi Bhafting, Hangers and Pullers, Pipe work
"Cupane as, Packet art sk dee in

Mig. Gos Milla, Concentrators, Etc.

‘Third Avenue Hossiand.

BP. 0. Box 198.

Vetet ep ctegecenes ee eb ob ot esetetctee ee sectseststst ss

VANCOUVER ELECTRIC WORKS
FLECTRO-PLATING OUTFITS $3 UPWARDS
+. SPARK DYNAMOS FOR GAS ENGINES.--
Rexulators end Converters for Dentistry and Cantery Work. to Operate on
110-Volt Alternating Circuits, All Kinds of Electrical Apparatus Made to

Order,

Dynamos and -Motors and Complete Lighting Plants
VANCOUVER ELECTRIC WORKS *tseasccs:e"
Meee ETE 95058595

CLARENDON

West End Park

To Lease and Rent

Finest Soil and Ground for |
» Market Gardens, Fruit .
Farms * Chicken Ranches §

PLENTY OF WATER.

Erquire of

JAS, LAWLER, Agent,

. Big Four Mining Co.’s Office,
E. Columbia Ave.

TIMBER MEN WANTED TO
. » CUT WOOD.....

Don’t Burn Oil

They reduce insurance; give your
01

Use Electric Lights

Col—SSS==_=S=SSS=—==
Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting, Electric Fixtures carried in stock.
Electric Power supplied for Mining and Manufacturing purposes.
Itis much cheaper than steam, Motors for sale or rent.

with lights, telephone No. 67, bet .m., and 6 p.m.
aNo! Sok beineen 6p tie ad acne rand 6 Pm

Rossland Water and Light Go.

ROSS THOMPSON.

I have the following blocks in the following companies for -ale
Sureka Consolidated, Gopher, Homestake, Evening Star,
* Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodice, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Original Townsite

Reddin. Jack Co., Agents, Rossland, B. C

r CHEAP i] Very Cheap! For
a Nearly NOTHING

are Goods offered you from all

DO You Really Buy CHEAP?

No? But sot all the Peopie understand
that catch.

There is Ouly One Store in Rossland that

ar 1L:05
.. ar 19:10

Advertises FACTS! and is the Only Place

cept Sunday) lor Kuslo aud (except Mon-

where You can Save Half on Your Purchase

in Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings and Shoes

And ‘that Place is

THE ROSSLAND AUCTION
HOUSE, "sXAXtER”

No, 42 East Columbia Avenue.

_ Suits of Clothes.

goods, from

Overalls and Jumoers.

jumpers, that everybody else
sells for 75 c, our price soc.

That we sold for $3 $4 $5 and
$6, at $1.50 $2, S2.50and $3. ors 3
Also a line of fine walking .

Our regular 25c all wool sox
will sell three for 25c.

Cotton sox just the thing for
fide weather, 5c. a pair.

Remember these prices are only good for one week, starting from
Be on hand early and so get the choicest selections.

We have engaged special help so that you are sure of courteous
and quick attention.

Rossland Auction House, B Bannstt. Menoxer

«

Oil Clothing.
Coats, Pants and Hats at just
one half the usual prices.

Summer Underwear.

We are heavily stocked in this
line. We will sell to all com-
ers at from 20c.a garment.

Special line of Egyptian and
Balbriggan shirts, 20c; draw-

* Top Shirts.

In great variety from 25¢ up.

- Gloves and Mits 25c Up
Neckties and Suspen-
ders from 10c Up

42 £. Columbia Ave.

Serves the Best Meals in

and Dinner Parties :

Roilt & Grogan

Office and roams ot. secon
Block.

Large Warehouse in center of town,

ONE NIGHT ONLY
Saturday Aug. 25th,

The CLARA HANMER Co.

. THE...
EMBASSY
.» BALL. .

The Greatest of English Comedy
«ee Dramas... .

—~wenPOPULAR PRICESRae~

‘Seats Now on Sale at Koll's Drug Store.

FOR RENT.

Boxes in Bank of Montreal Safe-

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