ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD

BY BBER O, BMITH,
Published every day (except Sunday) and Weekly

the best mining camps in the world. It
is the one place in the world for people
with capital.”

MRS. ALLEN’S ENERGY,
Mrs. Allen is too well known to need

WOMEN WHO COUNT

DAILY

One Yerr in Advance.

Six Mouths

Ore Mcnth..

By Cartier by the Week.
py

One Year, in advance
Six months, in advance
Bingle copy......++.

co In the Ranks of Those

be scarcely more than mentioned. By
her live, wide-awake business tact and
quick, keen perception, she has suc-
ceeded iu accomplishing what few men
could do. She is one of the most public-
spirited citizens of Rossland, and has
ever taken the lead in helping the inter-
ests of the city. Mrs. Allen came here
the first of June, 1895, with scarculy $5
in her pockets. Yet today she owns the
Allen house, which practically covers

Who
Have Helped to Upbuild
Rossland,

WIDOWS AND OTHERS

MONDAY, MAY 31, 1897,

four lots, and the ground besides. The
furnishings of the house alone is worth
several thousand dollars and the prop:
erty is situated in one of the best busi-

QUESTIONABLE CHRISIANITY.

A member of the church came in

Saturday and stopped his paper because

the Recorp had published an adverse

about an given

by the church to which he belongs. [We
took occasion to tell him that the Rec-
orp had for two years published grates, Rossland.
church notices for his church; had
changed the day of publication of the
weekly and paid 25 per cent. extra for

setting up accounts of Sunday services
for the Monday morning paper, and had
in every way possible favored the
hurches and their entertai and
now at the first unfavorable word he

flew into the office and stopped his
We told him that this wasa

paper.
very poor example of charity and
christian forbearance. A very poor way
of showing appreciation of years of kind
ness.

He acknowledged that what we said
was true He acknowledged that an in-
termission and social was promised the
people and that they had been sent
away without the promises being kept.
He acknowledges that the concert was
not what it should have been, but his

christianity did not lift him above a

narrow minded, sensative feeling which
is not at all uncommon among the
churches. Strangers were invited to
come and get acquainted. They came
and went away without an opportunity
being offered them, but they did have
the opportunity of seeing a collection
taken up. Church people who preach
love, honor, charity and forbearance
should practice these virtues themselves.

The kind of {christians who practice
what they preach do the most good on
earth, and are surest to hear the Lord
say, “Well done my good and faithful
servant, come up higher.”

The morning paper with an apparent
injured air announced that Mayor Scott
has secured the appointment of Mr.
Daily as license commissioner, against
the recommendation of the city council

and many prominent citizens of Ross-
land, and therefrom argues that Mr.
Scott has “formed a compact with the
It is surely
evident that Rossland’s mayor stands
well with the powers that be, which may

provincial government.’

stand Rossland well at hand, even dur-
ing his short term. It is too bad that
the Morning Mistake cannot get on the

right side of any question. They are to

be pitied.

=
Poor Rossland has been faked to about
the concert pitch by concerts, shows and
theatres. Any kind of an excuse to get

money. The latest and perhaps the
greatest fake of the
was the “‘misrepresentation” of the Co:
bett-Fitzsii fight at - Domini
hall last Saturday evening. The house

season

ness localities, Mrs. Allen was born in

of F
Women Who Can Drive
a Bargain.

MES. HELEN VARKER,

, Mrs. Helen Varker is a motherly look-
ing woman, who reminds one of a cheer-
fal fireside where blazing pine nots snap
and sparkle in merry unison.
Perhaps women like men cannot eident ther foot tent we <
= m lent, the first acciden occur in
scour the heavens and discover new 12) That was four years ago.
Then there were no doctors in this part
of the country. The injured man was
taken to Trail, but there being no hotel
nor medical assistance there, ise was
taken ina dugout boat to Northport.
For 48 hours he was without medical
d and expired after reaching
Spokane.

ire. Varker came to Rossland two

jo and started in business in

low she owns two lots, one a cor-
ner one on west Columbia avenue. On
one of these lots she has built the St.
wrence, a three story building, and
furnished it in first class style. soon
as the street is graded she will build an
addition in front. The plan of the
building she drew up herself,

MES, E. A. LEWIS.

Mrs. Lewis is a charming widow with
clear blue eyes, who by her own per-
sonal pnergy and business tact has suc-
ceeded in having built the Creedmore
block and Grand Union hotel. She
owns both buildings and the ground
they stand upon. She started in busi-
ness in Rossland with scarcely any
means. She came here over a year ago
and made her first money by leasing the
Windsor hotel. She has no agent but
*tende to her large business heraelf.

Mrs. Lewis was born in California
and removed to Victoria fourteen years
ago where she lost her husband. She
then went to Nelson, then to Spokane,
and not being able to succeed in either
Place moved to Rossland, where tho
dess of fortune awaited her with
open arms,

.Mrs. Lewis interests herself in all
kinds of charitable work. When asked

planets, sweep treasures up from out
the bottom of the sea, dive into the
bowels of the earth, span continents
with railways, and build collosal archi-
tectual monuments, but it has been
liv d iin R d

at least, that they can carry on busi-
nesses, which would tax the ability of | ..
the shrewedest business aman alive.
There are 4 number of business women
here, who by there own personal energy,
business tacts, shrewed observation and
clever minipulation, have earned the
reputation of being the best business
people in town irrespective of sex.
Many of them started with no capital.
Yet, today they have the finest business
block and hotels in the city.

The Rapid strides women have made
in tate years, since the barriers of sex
have been swept away, in the sciences,
arts and other branchesof business, have
been nothing less than marvelous. But a
few years ago they were restricted by
iron-bound conventionalities which ig-
norance, superstition and narrow-mind-
edness built around them, and which
they could no more burst through than
afelon could cast aside his manacled
chains. To take one step over the bor-
der line was to be branded as an outcast.
Things have changed. So swiftly have
the women sped forward in the race of
Progress that in many instances they

. | erecting a building on one now known

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‘one of Rossland’s most enthu:

votees. Mrs Kepkey’s family
| sists of herself and two charming daugh-
ters who are both refined and talented.

MRS. F. M. SHAW,

Mrs, F, M. Shaw, who owns and runs!
the Butte hotel is well known asa

awake business methods has built up a |
Prottable trade about her. She has

een greatly gssisted in her work by her | |
sons. i

MRS. J. M. MACLACHLAN.
Although Mrs. Maclachlan is a thor- ||
ough business woman, keeping her hus- ||

ness while he is away, her talents run |;
more ina literary line. She has written | |
several poems and did considerable
newspaper work. For some time she
was regularly employed upon the staff
of the old Seattle Telegraph and Seattle

ews. Since then she has done not a
little special work.

MES, M, STEWART.

Mrs. Stewart was one of the pioneer

; ‘ eT itl
practical business woman, who by wide | ‘3

band’s books and looking after his busi- 3

AND REFINING (0,

Is now prepared to buy Gold, Silver and
Copper Ores,

a ge
% Office and Works at Trail, B. ¢.

women in Rossland, having been the
first one to arrive. She has shown her
business ability by buying two lots and

as the Kootenay. She formerly ran
the Clifton house. Mrs. Stewart has
laid aside the weeds of widowhood and
is now East on her wedding trip.

MRS. HELEN L. KEYES,

ELU-CTROTYPERS,

and manufacturers of Corporation

Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, etc.

Office at 126 Mill street.
SPOKANE, WASH

Mrs. Keyes, the may»r’s
deserves to rank among the business
women of Rosslani for her many ac-
complishments and genial good humor.
She is an up to date woman, whose in-

Elie Lavalley,

telligent mind readily grasps all .kind of
business problems, ‘and has proved her-
self to be an invaluable assistant for the
mayor. She has a college education.
MRS. JENNIE L. STONE.

When the newspapers announced that
there was a lady stockbroker in town,
the populace was not satisfied until she
had been seen. The curiosity of all the
other brokers and most of the business
men led them to call upon her. She

Christina Lake Store,

IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY
MINERS AND PROSPECTORS
WITH ALL NECESSARY PRO-
VISIONS AT REASONABLE
PRICES.

Is Also Prepured to Keep Travelers,

was plied with all kinds of questions
concerning herself, and it was generally
conceded that she had fair prospects of
succeeding and would be able to hold
her own, even in‘the difficult and dan-

Burton Cityis on Cariboo Creek

gerous business of dealing in mining
stocks. Correspondents of outside news-
Pp to notice the

ment that Mra. Jennie L. Stone was the
first lady broker in British Columbia.
When the Stock Exchange was organi-
zed in Rossland she was amongst the
first to deposit her $50 to become a
charter member of that institution,
and it is claimed that she was
the only woman who _ belonged
to a stock onchange: ee had her own

have outstripped man. Women have Phat ahe thought about R |, She

1 :

Drobleaiy ina few yearo which men [gg taehent faith in, Rowland, and
have been toiling with for ions. | have in improvement here, ‘There ‘are
When from the dark obscurity of the plenty of amen who Rave. made money

i “ ” re aki is-
Mtoe hated nsf, te ato | Beagng pre aoa he ronan

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world was dazzled by the brilliancy of
her capabilities, Avenues that had
long been closed by prejudice and ignor-
ance, opened to her on all sides. As
the imprisoned sea with an angry roar
rashes through a sudden breach, so. the
new woman rushed into these avenues
that ever widened as they led onward.
In the mad whirl that followed little
wonder it is that many of them dazzled
by the bright prospects lost their heads
and paid the debt by being bruised,
strained and cast aside. T i
man stood aside and watched these signs
in growing alarm, and well he might for
to him it meant bach d, lost
supremacy and the humility of seeing
despised woman snatching the burning
brand of commerce and art from his

ley come here they expect’ to
make a fortune immediately.”

‘MRS. HASSIE TAYLOR.

Strange as it may seem Mrs. Hassie
Taylor has been guided in her business
by that subtle woman’s instinct more
than anything else. She does not sit down
and cooly calculate figures and their re-
sults but does things on the impulse of
the | moment: As she says erself,

“ over
a business move, I get confused and
nerally do the wrong thing. But if
act in compliance with an inward con-

scious! ll it instinct

However, this article is not intended
to be a treatise on new woman but a
true report of how the women of Ross-
land ha into the front

ideas how it shou e run and voted
for disincor ion with a majority of
members. She rented an office and
entered into the business with a deteri

nation that bespoke success. When the
stock exchange suspended business and
ageneral depression in mining stock
hovered the town she made a trip
through the Slocan, but returned full

convinced that Rossland was by all
odds the best town in the Kootenays.
She is a ‘brunette, 33 years of age,

of knows a
when she sees it.

Imperial Baths

Now Open’
Imperial Bl’k, Wash ington St.
Opposite Allan House.

Turkish and Vapor Baths and M trent-
ment given under the direction of Sfainme

OPRIETRESS:.

Pabst’s
Milwaukee
Bock
Beer

ON DRAUGHT AT THE
INTERNATIONAL.

Tamia ant Watlan Railrray

“Time Table No.4. To take effect Feb. 3, 1897.

Neo. 4 passen,

Arrivesat Trail... ... ..

WESTEOUN!

7
Connections at Rossland with tral
from Spokane.

Connections made with all boats arriving and

departing from Trail,
General offices: F. ». GUTELIUS,
‘Trail, B.C General Supt

Going to Chicago 9
To Anywhere East *

If you are, see that your ticket from
Minneapolis, t, Paul or Duluth, reads via

ANADIAN

And Soo Pacific Line

Commencing June kail vi
points will be inauguratenn 0 all
The fastest route to all poi

and west. mm Points east
THROUGH TICKETS

To

VANCOUVER

And all points in Canadaand the United
States.

The only line running Tourist Cars
Toronto, Montreal and Boston without
charge.

Tourist cars daily to St. Paul.

Have your tickets read via the Great
Lakes the most delightful trip in the
world during the summer months,

Trains leave Rossland via the C. & W.
to connect with steamers from Trail for
all points north and south.

‘or full information, tickets, rates,
maps, etc., call on or address
A. B. McKenzie,
Agent, Rossland.

H. M. MacGregor, Trav. Pass, Agent
Nelson, or to , ee

Gro. McL. Brown, Dist. Pass. Agent,
Vancouver.

Burton City to the front,

The Fast Line
Superior Service
Through Tickets to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

DIRECT CONNECTION
with the

Spokane Falls & Northern Ry.

TICKETS TO

sage

To PROSPECTORS.
We are making a Specialty of
atocking good mining proper-
ties and are daily
INCORPORATING

propositions ia all Districts of Re

sl

Zi

ABSTRACT COMPANY.
SSLAND Mining Abstract Co. makes ab:
stracts of Utles. Traders block; P.O.Box 668} tho

B. O. Treasury stocks all
listea East. For further par-
ticulars apply to

L. GC. DILLMAN,

POQL, Billiards and Bowling. De Voin's Place
ry
your friends tkere.

AMUSEMENTS,

Columbia avenue. You'll find all

11 & 12 Sherwood Blk.
Spokane, Wash,

A. W. Ross & Co.

Cc.

ARCHITECTS,

A DARMER, architect, 3rd floor Daniels &

me
sion
Chatabers building, Columbia ave .

TAYLOR & Moller, prchitects, Taylor block, | {he prem!
ave.

186 Columbia,

STOCK AND MINING BROKERS,
4 King Street East,
TORONTO . ONTARIO.

Ri

doo:

dist
————— D
ASSAYERS,
W CLUETT, rear Empey Bros Pioneer as-
sayer of Rossland fe
ICHARD Marsh, 22 years’ experience in| ce
treatment and mining of ores. Office next | kno’
r to Hotel Allan, aya

Keep your eye on Burton City
ROSSLAND

Sanitary and Waor Tank Company

Orrick: OOMMERCIAL ALLEY,

ber

chai

B.

Between International and Northern Hotels, IELD, Hobbs & Co., minesand stocks. Mem-

E. 0. Orarton -

C. M. Weller,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER j
All work attended to promptly J

Office and shcp corner CoJumbia
and Spokane street.

- Manager.

GERLICK

AUER & Parker.

AMPBELL Mi

Union Hotel.
FRAN A; Baird, mining broker, P.O. box 265
v1

F .yroters. Room 15, Coliins Hor
OOD, Clarke & Co., mines, stocks and reel
estate, No. 28 Ci

J. M. ROBINSON & 4
* Office Taylor block, 196 Columbia aves
LANGLEY & REPASS, Mining Broker, Re-

tate and mining | the
brokers. raders block. Mem-
stock excl sit
Mines bought and sold.

110 E Columbia ave. Members Stock Ex:
nge POM

8, COOK & Co., mining brokers, rooms 6 | 8
‘and 7 Traders building. d

my

icCRAE CO., Ltd., mines and
tock brokers. 42 Columbla avenue.

bers of the Stock ‘Exchange. Office Grand i
01

jew Hotel. By
C. PETTIBONE & CO., mining and stock
use.

olum bia ave. east. Ne
HN M. Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia

ave. west. .

E. FULTON, Mines, Stocks and Real Estate
P.O. box 344, Trader's Block.

Co, and mining brokers,

cord Bloc!
tkingon & Co. bi id lanc

M

Colt

TEA - --

5 A
If you are particular as to| P’
Ret & Grogan, mining brokers, 36 east Col-
umbia ave.
RRANDELL & POLLETT, 20 East Columbia ave-
mue, buy and sell mines and mining shares.
WHITE Bear Mining and Milling. Co., John
ee Colt

the quality try our

80 cent English Breakfast.
60 cent Ceylon.

60 cent Japan.

Excellent Oolong at 50 cents.

block. .
w*. BENNISON & 00., mines and stocks. 48

A
surveyors. Room 1, Occidental building.
E, DEMPSTER & CO., stock brokers, Em-
spioy us as your broker on ‘change. 43
jumbis avenue.

IN Johuson & Co., estate and

TTE! rew lan
mining brokers, 93 Columbia ave.

ole, manager. Office Commercial

Columbia avenur
M NEWTON & Co mining brokers, 36 E
+ Columbia ave. PO box

O. M. FOX & CO.

Columbia Ave.. near Lincoln St.

Burton City, B.C.

coll
em

To the public:

contracts or
pany.

NOTICES.
Frank McCann, who for the

lector and solicitor, is no longer in their | m:
ploy, and is not authorized to make any

to collect any bills for said com- | as
. E. 0. Crafton, manager. BIE

A. PARE

G

PLUMBERS,
IBSON & Wilcox. No 18 E Columbia ave
‘box 193,

—o—
— ARCHITECT——

—o—

B

UNDERTAKER.

B, WHITE, Undertaker and Embalmer. No
° 16 Lincoln street.

WEXT DOOR TO
OITY HOSPITAL Rossland,

BE RASER’S Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

THE CREEDMORE |G erecdpous” vise Site deite sud ss

DEUGGISTS.

Newly furnished rooms.

Everything tirst class.
Offices to rent, single or double.

-DYE WORKS,

OLUMBIA Dye Works. Clothes cleaned,
dved anc repaired under post office.

‘Mrs. SWEENEY, Proprietress,

Traders’ Block, Columbia Avenue,

CHARLES
quarters, Montana barn,

EXPRESSMEN,

Bates, Transfer and Express. Head- &

A. B. FINDLEY,

D.D.S., L.D.S.

Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental H.

HAIRDRESSEBS.

LLIWELL, Ladies Hair Dressers @nd

NAP uater m9, Daniels & Chambers
‘274 Columbia ave 4-22tf.

college asd Hospital of Oral Surgery.

HARDWARE.

& Co, end mining

‘Stusat hlook . Rosslasd. B. ©

A

+ tools.
J F. TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.

BRICKLAYING

APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICE NSE.
Notice 1s hereby

ther: 1,
2%, subdivision 9, district lot 8:
‘Dated May 15, 1897, D.

Notice

ext sitt!
a tt

Hee

ated May 15,

Notice is hereby given that I will apply at
she next sitting of the Board of License

commissioners for the city of Rossland for ali- | up,
1 liquors

ated M.

BROKERS, I, August Jackson, of the cit;

license to sell
foresaid, situate on the north east corner of
as

tel.
Dated the 1éth day of May 1897.

Notice is hereby given, that I will apply at

the next sitting of the Board of License
commissioners, for the city of Hoaslan:

conse to sell liquors by retail in the

know:

hy
Dated 15 May, 1897

1

Seat tt ha
ommissioners

Ucense to sell liquor by retail in the premises

known as the

23,in block 17, in the railway addition to the

town of nd.

Dated 15th May, 1897.

license to se

nown 8s F

Band 24, block D, railroad addition to Ross-

ie.

Dated May 15, 1897.

Notice is hereby given that I will apply at
of License

Commissioners

known as the Bodega, sit

lock 41, ot Dis

Rossland.

Dated May 15th, 1897.

Mquor bj
and 33,
B.C.
‘Dated May 15. 1897.
ast three months has been connécted with the | | Notice is hereby given that we will apply at
Rossland Sanitary company in the capacity of ° se Com-
to sell liquor by reta!
the Ot
Rallway addition to
Dated May 15, 1897.
Ne
nex
slo:
ors by re
ne Win
subdivision of District lot 635, City of Rossland.
JOHN Howson,
Dated May 15, 1897.

Notice is hereby given that we will Spply at
the next sitting of the Boa: ‘om-

known as the Center

ban block 12,in Railway addition
nd.

Dated April 15, 1897.

tice is hereby given that I will, at the next
iifng ofthe Board of Jommissioners
© prem!
‘ootenay, on lote 10 and 11
division of district lot 535, City of
he

rr
in block 29, subdivision of district lot 585, Ci
of Rossland.

Noti
at the next sittio;

Sven that we will apply at
next sitting of the Board of License Com-
ie city of Rossland for a license
in the premises known as

Hotel, situate on lot 18, block

. P, BAQNELL,

8. A: D. NELSON,
J, M, Erie,

ice is hereby gtven that I will at the

ing of the Board of License Commis-

0 be held at Rosa

cense

ers

se
lot, 24, block 29, subd:

riet lot 635, in the city of Rossland.

, 1897, he

y retail in the prom!
wnas the Queen's Cafe, situate on lot 7, block
jubdivision of district lot 535,

Miners’ and Prospectors’
Exchange ano
Development
Company.

Incorporated

en,
W. A. Galliher,
Thos. J. Cor:

OFFICES: DOMINION HALL.

Frespond

Ross Tho: , President.
Gen. Shae: Barra Se Vice-President.
Geo, Ow

w exebange before
H.8. O'Comnaui, | Prospectors have the p
Properties free. Fiel
cigs embrace the entire Koote ;
Use Bedford MoNeill's ©

T. J, CORRIGAN, Becketary.

March 8th, 1807.

Sol{ottor.
jaitor.
n, Secretary.

a to

A. H. Reveseck.

Province of Britis!

hotel premises in

WILLIAM E.’ DEVEREUX,
Civil Engineer,

Provincial: Land Surveyor and
Notary Publi. Office, u p eatee

in Weéks

COLUMBIA AVENUE, BOSSLAND

‘& Co’s Buildin;

kane street and Le Roi ave and known
Central Hotel.

Avausr Jackson.

the Hoffman House situated on lot
Yolo substvision of District lot 535,

in plock 41,
of Rosslen
D McK&LLaR

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd.

or

OFFICE: CPPESITE PRASER'S DRUG'STORE.
Mining Stecks and Claims bought and seid.

Ground Floor

—AND—

Up Stairs
Offices to Rent.

WEEKS, KENNEDY GO. Brokers.

‘TORONTO.

lotice is hereby given that I intend to apply
of the Board of License | «

at Rossland, fora
lotel Florence, situate on lot

Rosslal
Magy A. Watson.

1
6
d, First avenu
MeDonatp & MUECHINEON.
the Board
to sell fi

The Walters Co., Ld.
General Brokers.

Moras, Mone Suanes anv Mots Psopvors,
Dealers in Develo;
pects” and Standard §ba:
Particular attention given to the orders of iu-
dividuals and Sy;
physical features and titles.
Correspondence solicited.
References exchanged.

P. O. Drawer L,

‘Mines, first-class “Pros -

icates. Expert reports on

ROSSLAND, B.C,

on lot
trict lot 585,

subdivision
. JouN Box.

the Board of
license to sell
retail in the Carai® Hotel,

lot 82
lock 16, in the town oi nd,
ALA. Lewis,

C. W. RICHIE & CO.
Mines and‘ Mining Stockbrokers
11Post Street.
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

the Board of Licen:
of Rossland for a license
in the premises known
tawe Hotel, on lot 12,1n block 16, in
nd.
‘H. Mrtoxp,
Louis Fouanies,

tail in the premises known as

dsor Hotel, situated on lot 19, block 29,
Ht

ft License

ers for tl
30 to sell iin the premises

J. H. Good,

Good, Clark & Go.

Reay Estate arp Murine
BRoKERs,

J.M. Clark.

ie CG inai &.,
MINES AND MINING STOCKS.
Claims bought and sold. Companier
formed. Rents collected, &c.
pondence solicited. °
he City Ot ‘Rossland fore }OOLUMBIA AVE.. ROSSLAND, B.O

Mcense to sell Liquor by

Corres-

far Hotel, on tote St and

© Hotel, on lots 25 an

to Ross-

Guozor Lopes.
Comm!
7

yr 5

B. Ganso!

John

ty.

28 EColumbia Ave.

CONVEYANOER, ETO,

Mines, an Investments, Incorpora-
ell | ganner Companies ana ites to brads "=

N. Blake,

ROSSLANL 8.C.

Dated May 15th, 1857.
n

so opal Yio Board of License Com!
isstos nse

M.E, ALLAN.
Dated May 15, 1897.

ia hereby given that I intend to apply

Sie noxt siting of tho Board of License Goar-
id at Rossland for a lic

premises kidw:

aiJ. H. Spiking
ASSAYER.

All eaimples received by snail carefully
assayed. 7

SIGN BOARDS

To stop anyone from examining more than 250 feet of

derg d devel 6 work al done on Sunset
No.2. You can go and see for yourself how rapidly this
work is being pushed, night and day, by three shifts of
men, Sunset No. 2 is the property of the Canadian Gold
Fields Syndicate, limited, is but one half mile from Ross-
land, and willsoon be a big ore producer. Subscriptions
wil) still be received at par, 10 cents, for the remainder of
the first offering of the fully paid, absdlutely non-assess-
able shares of the syndicate. Anyone can go through the
mine. There are no sign boards

STOPPING YOU.

The Canadian Gold Fields

Syndicate, Limited.

20 West Columbia Ave. Rossland.

Salmon River Valley

Joseph B. Dabney,

' JFe, Parker

Mining: Co, Ltd. —o
TAR ‘GUTTENBURG

Bitaatedoue quarter of a mile south of Porcupine Creek,’ Nelson
Mining Division.

Dabney ‘and Parker:
- Mines and Mining.

‘Mines examined and reported on.

Special attention, given to the placing of

Mining properties and the management of
e8.

ROSSLAND, B.C.

ve forged ahe:

LUMBER DEALERS.

8. KERRY & Co. lumber, etc., everything
in the building line.

Notice is
the Special

Three (9) i JAPAN AND CHINA
and St. Paul for C o via

TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC

8. 8. Co.

For information. time maps and tickets
apply to agents of the 8. F. Nand its con
nections, or

F, D, GIBBS,
General Agent, Spokane, Wasn.
© RcuAnunoN,
No. 255 Morrison Bt,
Portland, Oragon.
Write for s new map of Kootenay country

Wisconsin Central Line

RUNS

Two Fast Trains daily between St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago and
Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin,
making connection in Chicago with all
lines running east and west.

For fall information regarding routes,
rates, maps, folders, ets., addres?
your nearest ticket agent, or

JAMES C. POND,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Milwaakee, Wis
Or GEORGE 8. BATTY,
Gen Agt.,246 Stark St. Portland, Ore,

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARD NO. 1.

waa crowded with people, many of whom | ranks of mercantile pursuits. It may as a . i t
left early. Some stayed until the per-| Well be said here as any place that gen- | finish cost, #6 600 for the
formance was partly over and left in |‘lemen who are looking for pretty, rich Tt is three stories

= bs ., | Widows cannot find a better place than
disgust. Others remained and saw it| Rossland; that is providing the consent
through. All were of the same tai

of the widows’ can Here | to tal
opinion, and that was that it was a fake
pure and simple,

AR kinds of brick, stone and cement
work done by H. Chri brick-
layer. Otlice at the gun and lock-
sop, Reserve street

Ice! Ice!

THe Alf Gold Mining Co., E. W. Liljegran SECRET SOCIETIES
Dolan & Bowers |== ROBLAND Late am Boats ae
PHYSICIANS. visitas Fargunren cordial alnyited, to Stienid.
fol ir bn N. Gay by IE oy be
D® Campbell, stusst Block.
DE: Edward Bowes, office over Post Omce.

Get a lot at Burton City =

Langsley & Jeffers

Washington and First Sts:.

MINERAL PSYCHOMETRIST.
MES,4. ANDERSON, mineral psychometrist
and medirm. Through the marvelous power

rt

PATRICK CUNNINGHAM.
JAMES 8. GRAHAM,
Dated May 17th, 1897,

Notice 1s hereby given that I will apply at
the next sitting of the Board of Licents Com:
missioners for the City of Rossland, for # license
ie ar emia ina, (tether
vs aE Ws idltcgean, Gar é. oi & subdivision Of district lot 535, HL Of Hose

,E.W. Liljegran, » Record | en . 3

BB ore Dated May 25

‘by this lsdy the value of a mi
claim can be readily arrived at by handli
Sample of the ore. Parlor No. 1, Cosmos Build:

ng. Hours 10 to 12a. m., and 2 to6 p. m.

ecess. Success is its watchw.
an equivalent for Palatial Tral
tions, ‘oluntary in
western Line is’ sponta:
every traveller who patronizes it.

W. H. MEAD, General Agent.
248 Washington St. F.C. SAVAGE, |
Portland, Oregon. Travelling Agen~

ob’ .
can be found lovely blondes, dashing|®0metimes brown, according to her
brunettes and women who have brains| mood, sparkle and flash with animation
cembined with good looks, Whenever she engages in conversation.
MEB, LAWRENCES’ CARBER. ‘Do you know,” she said to a Recorp
Very few women, indeed; have the

representative, ‘‘that I have a presenti-
many rare talents possessed b:

y Mrs, ment thes eis Picadas will over burn
+ | down. can’ why but lave been

Lawrence, or have seen so much of the ff ii

vor. She bas i. opera. con. faided 80 much by presentiments that I

panies, conducted successful lecturing

ve Pertect faith in them. For this
tours, speculated in oil with millions in | e208 1 do not intend to place any in-
i iced medicine, .pulled and

sight, surance upon my building.”

set teeth, ana isa Pl 1e MBS. M. Fl
upen several musical instrumente—the|. .«Rossland is all right,” said Mre.
olin, cornet, mandoline, piano. and Fullerton, another charming widow,
others. She has a rich. mellow voice| her coal black eyes emitting sparks of
with plenty of volume that can scale t! intellectual fire. “When you want to
octaves and two notes, . It seems strange | have a pictura taken go to a photo.
that a woman possessed of so many her; when you want advice about a
Hosalands but sic ‘seve "hed Stat | balding go to's contracior; “wen you
i ty ser’ i
tired of roaming around and wished to| lawyer: aud Ghote wie aw fo jto 8
settle in some pl where I could de- op
vote my time to rearing my children,
Married in Hamilton, Ontario, when|
very young Mrs. Lawrence’s domestic
life was unhappy and a separation from
her husband, who was wealt!

Cable. « Parker, Rossland.” Moreing
and Neal add Bedford McNeil’s Codes.

JOHN: M. BURKE

Willexamine and report on mines
for’ ale, and also on ‘mines of which
‘stocai s being sold. if my reports are
found not té be correct I will refund all.

moneys invested cu same. Divided ints 1,000,000 shares of $1,00 each, fully paid and non-
Visiting brethren ere cordially invited to ar | JOHNM. BURKE, Rossiasd B.C |agseesable. Of which 300,000 shares have been set aside as Treasury
wend. vemignnis Stouk, the'proceeds to be applied to d work ONLY. The
Meets oe st Wasuhic Hallet | | - PURE GOLD TREASURY. & has k led.

(day evening at Masonic Hall at re aaury stock at five
Pure Gold treasury OFSICE: ROSSLAND, B.C.

7:00 Celene. A. G. Grecian, K- of Hand &,
ROSSLAND Miners’ Union No. 38, We adty |cente; Waneta & Trail Creek ten cents
les of ore and t
Foe etactue hed. beets 5 President, Fred. Kaiser, Trail, B.C. ; Vice-President, J. B. Stover,
d, B.C.; G 1 M: A. Medigh, Trail, B.C.; Secretary

tus And by-laws, Walter C.
Arciter. fitet floor Lalunde ‘block. 1

, Lucius Miley, Rossland, B.C.; Bankers, the Bank of

Montreal, Rossland, B.C.

aad T
The Wateri Hotel :
e Waterioo Only a Small Number of Shares

TRAIL, B. C.

, nolds, Proprietress .
Mrs Rey — E a Are left out of the first block cf 50,000 shares placed on the market at

Tenait Rates 42 Per Day. First-Class! 5. each, When these are gone the price will be RAISED.

orniahel | Roo igs Wien * . This is one of the most promising properties in the Salmon district

It is a high grade silver-lead ore, carrying from near the surface from

: D | $34.00 to $38.00 in GOLD, SILVER ‘and LEAD, to the ton. It will

TH E HO Ww AR pay you to investigate this property. The management expect to begin

¢qHAOUSEP SHIPPING before 90 days.
H. 8. O’°CONNEEL, Prop. Prospectus and any other information desired may be had on ap-

Miuing Headquarters. plication to the President or 8

THE SMITH-HEWITIT CO.,
Mines,. Stocks and Real Estate.

COMPANIES ORGANIZED. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Sovtt Bik., Colutnbia Ave. ahd Lincdin: Street, Rossland.

The children of Rossland are respond-
ing liberally to the invitation for them
to contribute to the fund to establish
the Victorian Order of trained nurses.
It is a small matter for each one, but if
they will all give, a fifty dollars child
fund can be raised here as there are fully
600 children under the age of 15 in Ross-
land. The announcement alone that
500 children of Rosal have
ted to this benevolent fund will be 'vorth
a great deal to Rogaland. Let the good
work go on! .

Wood, Coal, Draying
and Job Work. |

|O. R. & N.

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE

COEUR d’ALENE MINES,
PALOUSE,

LEWISTON,

WALLA WALLA,

BAKER CITY MINES,
PORTLAND,

SAN FRANCISCO,

CRIPPE CEEEK GOLD MINES

AndeN points eastand south. Only line east
vin Salt bane and Denver. ¥

Steamship tickets to Europe and other for-
eign

MONTANNA Gold Mining Co. E. W. Lilje-
gram, Manager.

Only One milé from ithe Nelson & Fort Sheppard Ry.
Sapital, $1,000;000.

Sanitary and
Scavanger Work
Done Prom ptly |

ORINTHIAN Lodge No. 27,

1, A. F, ds A.M.
Offices: 23 Washingtwn St. mests on the evening of the first Thursda;

Telephone 48.

E, S. TOPPING,

TRAIL. B.C.

Has Mining Properties for sale or
bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver
creek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer
Park and all parts of C basin.
Also lots at “Trail and Deer Park.
Will examine properties, will buy
stock for outside and will
protect them frow wild cats,

P.O. BOX, 562.

Thos. Wilson & Co.,

DEALER It GENERAL MERCHANDIS;?

STENOGRAPHEBS.
len L. Ke Bteno; her and Type-
Minton, Commorcfel block. > aa
rthand, Ww my
THE Meee ines Boom ii Traders! block:

Rossland is either “showed” to death a Copying.
‘ani .

little of both. It is quite an undertak-
or is not a good show town. It maybe a A 4
ing to sustain a stock company in a justarrived . .

town no larger than Rossland. The

leasees of the opera house have shown . Rossland, B. 6.

Pluck and energy in ing it, and si ali and =
deserve great credit. It remains now 8 Le: qoi tains leave Spokane 7:15 p.m. daily. arrives
with the people whether or not they . Langeake J. Gore T. Gregsca, || Spokane 7:15 4.1n. daily, making direct connec

succeed, Manager.” ton to and from Kootenay points.
T. Gregson &

Co. For through tickets and further information
AUCTIONEERS

apply to 0.

uM Riverside avenue,

spokane, Wash,
AND VATLUEE:S. Jeneral Agent?

+ Conveyancers Notaries Public, ete:

Advances made on Consigv ments.

Money Loan,

J. Holohan, Financial
JROSSLAND Lodge No. 56 of the Independént

Order of Good Templars meet every séc-
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month at
the Mason{e hall at 7 o'clock. Mrs D. K. Adams,
C.T., W. Hughes, Secretary.

New lot of shoes
TURKISH BATHS.

OPEN day and night, ’ days Tuesdays
be and Fric
ve.

Ladies’ day:
days, Creedmore Building. Colum-

WINES, SPIRITS AND CIGARS. . U. W. Rogsland No.8. There will hated
M E, ROY, wholesale dealer in wines, spir- tat ourt esday at 7:30 pam.

+ fteand'cigara, east Columbis ave. aie nell, OT
cordially invited. J.L. Parker, Master Work-
man.

LAUNDRIES,

town a;

feveris

“Oh, the men who are putting up
such nice buildings here must be crazy,’
Thave heard it remarked. I do not
think they are; they know their busi-
ness and will eventually reap the re-
ward,”

Mre.M. Fullerton is a rival in the
minjng brokerage business of Jennie L.
Stone. She was born in St. Louis and
married in Kansas City. Before coming
bere she settled in Spokane, but was
unable to succeed there. Three weeks

3 Columbia avenue, NOTICE TO TRANSFER LICENSE

Rossland, B.C,

Bate PE om |1008am Bear Lake (1138 p GIBSON & WILGOX
“ Practical Plumbers)

The “American hog” has won quite a RYpaee ‘cine Seer i
reputation for himself in his own coun-
try, but it seems to have been left for
D. C. Corbin to fix a place for him in

British Columbia. =

tH. 8. O'Connell
General Agent, Board
W. H. HURLBURT, Gey. Pass. AGENT,

Portland, Oregon.

WATCHMAKER,

BURBANK, one door west of Allan House, me, used fy ino Howard
amb eye. ii 29, subdivision of dis-

Estimates furnished on all work. trict lot 335. eCity of Hommland: Org,
Shop and office at DRESSMAKERS. . Dated May 22, 1897.

Basement, Postoffice Block. R088, formerly of Walker Bros. &

doors north of
‘CoLumpra Avenos, Roretanp, 8

HD ARUEAIGEHATONAL BAT

00
Surplus and Undies) sd Profts $50,000.
‘Jacob Hoover, p-erident: 1, J. Ross, vice pre-
‘Ment; E. J. Dyer, sashler.
Special case sad att~rtion paid to mining of
“own Spohens Wash.

POSSLAN_D, B.C | Le 1:00 pm

cool million. Such — millionaires as
Captain Howe and Mr. Seiberling were
her i i Mrs. L
next went to Butte, Montana, and
traveled and lectured several yeara as
diagnostician for a medical company
there: ' She bad with her a regular stalf
of employes and performers. Her son
“ tl ago she was thrown off a horse and
without exciting too much opposition.— i ears old (And. deaghter ois oreioe taken to a cabin where she was tenderly
‘acoma News. S. 7 : cared for.
% energy while here has made her worth
The Spokesman-Review offered a cash $5,000, She is at present the owner of
rize forthe best short poem on the | the Florence house.
kane river. Asa Sonsequence s flood “LT intend to shortly form a Womans’
of talent has burst forth, No doubt the| Real Estate and Mining Development
ill be da: the she,

river w: »’” said she, ‘for women alone.
is al} printed.—Cheney free Press. Roaisad, when ‘will be one of

For rates and information apply st
company’s offices.
ROBT. IRVING,

‘Traffic Mgr.

International Navigation ‘and
Trading Co., Ltd.

Kootenay Lake and River, B.0,

S$ COMMENTS. —

E. EB. V. .
M¥ier, ‘of Balt Lake. Thi 7
. | the Bellvue.

RB. W. BRYAN
Bupt. & Ass’t Treas.

NOTICE. I claim th
that claim 1e
route adjotmiing rhe townsite of Rossland ‘on
in the Zenith Boundaries by
right of pre-emption, November, 1895.

$13-1m. T. P. O'FARRELL.

Raquire about Burton City.

Germany collected last year $302,801
from the tax on playing cards. In Eu-
rope they have studied out pretty thor-
oughly the things that can xed

Clarendon Cate

C.W. ABBOTT & co,
No. 30 Colu mbia aven te

OPEN ALL. NIC#HT.
SRS

CONTRACTORS.

C..H HENDERSON, contractor and builder.

*P. 0. Box 555. .

THOS. McKinnon, Contractor and Builder
Linco! t.

See

McAULIFFE & CARSON
THE LEADING
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Reserve Street, next to Drug Store,
Rossland, Baitish Columbie-

‘Wbis company's new steamer

INTERNATIONAL
Leaves Kaslo 7:30 a.m. for Alns«
worth, Pilot Bay, Balfour and Nelson.
Returning, leaves Nelson 3:30 p.m. on
on all week days.
JAS. WAUGH, G.F, HAYWARD
. _ Rumer. Mastex.

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

If bound for Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or relatives from
Earope, do not fail to call on the near:
est'Ganadian Pacific Railway agent. oF
communicate. with

STITT,

w. ,
General 8. SB. Agent Winnipss

MES. 8. M. KEPKEY.

This lady came to Rossland two years

ago. She runs the Ottawa house. “Mrs, | Private rooms for ladies
pkey
t

Neatest and finest equip p
Spokane. equip ped cafe nortl 1
thing mew. Sertrice excellent.

was born in Michigan bat has
considerable of her life in Spokane, | of
isa th a Woman and

HOTELS.
pacric HOTEL, Columbia avenue, West.
Johan Wateon, Proprietor.

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