ORE SHIPMENTS AND DIVIDENDS.|Wanto Ror Sale, Rent, Lost Etc
Mewlomen of tuted Hs De Tencents sis Sebpe: and flve

SECRET abate

Reever i L 4 meets

Bee ae th “Masonic ‘Hall
Visiting brethren cordiell Tavited, co attend.
John ifs. Wi decane hat

ema
Oomgela

AT THE NEW FIRE HALL,

Assistant Chief. Windsor Superintenting
Equipment of the New Station.

Th wriou
Assistant Chief Windsor was as busy | from the princpal tan “nines, lor * the Mest Z
were
wal

BITUATIONS WANTED.

ean poe
Wanrao—Pinat clase lady cook desires situation
(n'mining camp. Apply this offies, 9-27-66,

ihe fiat t pureaay
% isiting brethren are liar invited tos to at:
. P, MoCraney, Becre'

as could be today sweeping out and fix- week | gad ing August 28
ing up the loft over the fire hall, which le
will be occupied by the - -firemen. It is
large and can be converted intg com-
fortable quarters for the men. Cc
In order to facilitiate matters when
analarm is turned in, Mr. Windsor
says, @ rod will connect this room with
the downstairs part, like in sll larger
cities. Instead of having to run down
atairs, in case of <n alarm, the men can | W
shen simply jown the rod and save
several winutes. or Windsor says he
can take a team end train it in three

Mining Property For
Sale
Row ere y Viger paoieen Hall sitsat

Se der panacea |The Undersigned has several Promising Prospects For Sale
tne at Reasonable Figures.

Will Give Working Bonds

Located on the Salmon River, North Fork of the Salmon
and Porcupine Creek.

Rossland Evening Necord.

VOL. II...No.: 85.

FOR RENT.

Wanrap—To rant, dwelling house,
}Fom Rawr: A furuished and unfurnished room
Tor rent in the KEoouo block.

eae”

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1897.

EXPORT DUTY QUESTION NEDONGS IN DANSON

Impromptu Discussion By a Num- z a 3 peer Women Find Rich Husbands

ber of Prominent Min- aio Reha” country drained by In the Alaskan Gold
ing Men. Field.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

Shipments of ore
January, 1 to August ae were a8 Pie:

85,742 tons
. 8

“On Jul
years, ais

be seen that Robson is in diréct com-
communication with all the country
tributary to lower and upper Arrow
lakes by means of the Columbia river:
down which barges of ore can ge
heir loads at 8 normal cost.

15, James T. Jones, aged 27
Pot malaria fever. "The fu-
hy atten e grave
was the ei sixteen h to be dug inthe new

cemete
Frank Belcher, of
ponniyivania died Wednesiay, night of
typhold fever. He had ote
wed in his cabin and nee
ie claim for $25,000 more. ie was si
intention to leave oa the Healy, but fate.
willea other herwise. He was buried in
rospect Hi

FOR SALE.

Fon Gaim. Cheap, &
good condition,”
Fon Sate

Sind bollor, used less
‘at Red Star Stable.
For 8aLm: A new piano at s bargain on easy
terms. Inquire at this office.
For Sate: A livery barn and clear title to lot
‘on which itis located for sale at ®
forcash. Apply at this office.
Fon Sate: A comple s outAt for “a country news-

Washingson ht column ress.
byitg ‘at this _ ¥
DRAYAGE.
Movsner if you have household goods to mor
s Red tar transfer wago! ~

Dertaost The Red Star ‘Tran fer Com;
Kinds of freight prot aie

Teamina: If you want delivering or teaming of
Shy Hind done call up the Red Star stables,

The
International
Music * Hall

Cafe and Bar
BURRITT & KANE Prop.

GEO. W. BUSHNELL, Business Mgr.
A. M. ZINN, Amusement Manager.

High Class Concert and

VAUDEVILLE

0. U.
30 horse power boller in
‘Address Box Siz, Rossland, |{i°the "Masonio, hall
Ese DOWSr. ‘upright engine | cordially invited.
one month, inguire man.

oO. rr] Ba Wea rent No. 4 neois
5th eaday of each m
io Boctety Hall. |

Decorations.

A New Line of

Wall Papers

from 174¢ cents # roll upwards. Large
stock to choose from. A bargain
line of REMNANTS from last year’s
stock in two to eight roll lots.

Will give figures on Contract Work

Special line of Fancy Papers fur
Bar Decorations.

H. S. Wallace’s

Stationery, Wall Paper
And Fancy Goods Store.

a
satay as 1 oy
J.L, Parker, Master Work-

works’ time, so that it will jump into
the harnese at the sound of the gong.
All hay not been harmony in the fire
department, the appointment of Mr.
Windsor having offended several who
thought that the council ehoul choore
an assistant chief from amoug the vol-
unteer force, and aa a result the council
this evening will have to consider the

resignation of several of the volunteers.
From January 14 to Jane 19,

SEWER CONTRACT FINISHED, tne ore milled in the camp was as ‘ble

With Exception of Small Bit of Rock on
Columbia Avenue. 9. 7 2,472 tons

Also Properties in the vicinity of Rossland.

J. L. WILSON,

Rossland for Rosslanders
You Can Get Good

Rossland Beer
For Five Cents a Glass

At the
Dominion Hotel

Slocan and Kootenay lakes, ia connected
with Robson peed railway and water.
Used as Fluxes.
So far so pot but there are other
things needed before a great smelting
industry can be built up. Fuel is a
great consideration and it is by no
Means a settled question whether it is
ore or the fuel.
and eource o! oto claht
we
gestions, 5. Unlimited power can be beta
from the Columbia river, and as Robso.
is the center of such a large mineral
belt, smelters located there would re- ———
ceive every variety of ore. The more oral
The coming of the newspaper to Daw-
son City, Alaska, was an event, to the
| editor of the Klondike News at least,
for in its firat issue, July 17, the editor
says: ion
“When in the course of human events
it becomes necessary for a free people to
lay out a new town, the firet need they
feel is for a newspaper, and they never
have to wait long for it. Dawson has -
been without s newspaper longer than
most new places, owing to the difficulty
in transporting the outfit. That ob-
stacle being overcome, the newspaper
makes the appearance quite as though
the town were started yesterday. Healy will not ae #0 meh. A a on

“We arrived at 8t. Michoel with the it in esti there is
outfit for the News on the Alice, the|°Ver® million of dollars tin dont and

nuggets siting transportation at this
first boat up the river this season. We a

had reduced the plant to its lightest «Peter Aimley, s miner working for
weight, leaving much of cur etuff on the McCull

island, or we would not have -secured | ting last wi charged with carry’

passage e0 soon. Ben Bostwick came] fire armne.. t He} ‘pleaded not guilty.” He
with us, he being an expert priuter; but } was fine \

on our arrival he found a claim, and we Sica r Ashby and W. ie were of-
were obliged, single-handed, not only to : $150,000 for their § 0 last week.

The offer was_ re! They say that
lend our material, but to construct aj their ground is worth as much to them
house in which to lodgt fe it. Our pres-

as to any one else, and itis not in the
ent abode is 12x14 feet in size on the

marl
ground, eight logs high, and roofed with “Various are the schemes by which
one moss and earth. We are proud of | mine owners secure men to work their
i for we built it. property. Dick Law hes struck the
‘Our frat issue represents more labor | neatest thing yet. He sent over to
than our friends would think ‘ible Junesy Je leat spring for several bolts of
did they not live in Dawson. e, have
been our own carpenter, our own editor,
our

Grand Union Hotei,

TO RENT ~

Having moved into our Fire Proof. Building

The Record Three Storey Building

Ie for rent in whole, or in. part.

reece eae bree ght in three moose
ands Qariboo Ts Foseis The meat evld
for 40 cents per

wAnsepidemic of, of ‘typoid fever is now
raging at Dawson Gity. It will probably
be shocked! before it grows to serious

roportion:

“Gas Becke and Tom AWileos | have avoput
in two more men behind thei:

ene gold dust.

AN ARGUMENT ON RETALIATION ITEMS FROM THE CLONDYKE NEWS

Total
*Concentrates.

The C. P. R., and Heinze Considered
—Arguments Made Pro
and Con.

First Issue of a Paper That seus|”
for Seventy-Five Cents
a Copy.

Bacaags:. If you have a trunkor
soy kind, you ma waa, mov Tt prom eet
Pianos: tegen. ry want esate or
get the Red star Transfer Colapany. todo mac
they are response. are all dam: —

They now bs

seven.

“Henry Ash has sold his saloon, ‘The
Klondike,’ to Holden & Stevens foe
‘The transfer was made late in

The sewer contract ie practically com-
pleted. Unless the council decides on a
little extra work all: that remaits to be
completed is.the bit of rock on Lincoln
street and Columbia avenue. That
place has proven a hard nut to crack,
and the contractor, instead of blasting
the rock entirely away found it nece:
gary to tunnel through. The tunnel is
nearly through now and this week will
Peep see the entire contract com-

Pie ‘next thing ‘in order will be the
connecting of private drains.

—S=$___
In Railway Cireles.
A despatch from Montreal says:
Railway circles were well pleased with
Attorney-General McKenna’s decision
againet the discriminating clause of the
Dingley tariff. Mr. Shaughnessy, vice-
* president of the C. P. R., said no one
who understood the matter ever
thonght congress intended to pass such
a law as that would have been had the
clause in question been canstfued , as
eeme would have it. He did not see
how Mr. McKenna could have decided
otherwise regarding the clause, which
was 80 obviously | smuggled into the
tarift by of
General Mauager Hays, of the Grand
Trunk, expressed eatisfuction at the de-
cision,” though the Grand unk, he
gaid, would not have been seriously af-
fected_by an adverse interpretation.
Geo. B. Reeve, general traftic man: a
said he did not believe the report tl
President McKinley had tried to ine
fluence decision the od ‘other way.

Montreal Ne News Notes,
The secretary of the provincial board
of health has issued a card showing the
pregent etatus of small-pox in thiy prov-
ince, Montreal, with an estimated popu-
lation of 240,000. has had sixteen cases
since the outbreak on July 2. Eight
patients have died, one hag recoverel,
nl ecren ar tla the cil, how _Clasiin Business Diostry.
In Westmount, with a population of
6,000 and Ste. C de, with 8,000, ne ane) a
there have been five cases and two, ga i My : Fa , robe & ccoynietans ery
7 «ae . change. Office Grand
spectively. One patient in each muni- y
cipality succumbed to the disease four FRANK 4 A. Batra, zaiiing broker, P.O. box 2%
are atill sick in Westmount, and‘one in JOHN M. Bu pigs Mining “Broker, Columbia
.

Ste. Cnnegonde. All are in the recuper-
M°cGBEGOR, Atkinson & Co. brokers and land
surveyors.

ative stage.
John A. Grose, Seneral manager of Room 1, Occidental building.

. the Dominion Burglary Guarentee com-
pany, has eae to go. to Klondike to
mnnage a trading and mining co!
for a number of Bt al capitalists.

——_
ONTARIO PATRONS.

Haycock Says They Are Confident of Suc-
cess at Coming Elections.

GIBSON & WILCOX
Practical Plumbers)

Estimates furnished on all work.
Shop and office at

Basement, Postoffice Block.

o a Avenrs, Roweiawp. B. 0.

The ~
rors Canadian Gold
oy rime | Kields Syndicate

LIMITED.
Mines: Sunset No. 2 and Alabama,
gold-copper, at Rossland;_ the Jennie,
filver-lead, near Keslo, Bona fide mine
operators. Shares gold only at par.
The Walters Co., Ltd. Ly.

(fila Brokers, Rossland, B. C.

dress: “ Walters.’ Use Bedford Mc-
seit Moreing & Neal's, Lieber'sand Clough’s

passen;
Lemeat's ial “When a corporation buys up papers
Every Night (Excepting Sunday.) and spends money for the‘ gole purpose,
vey, Ie 6 pring y of cutting the throat of the very men » Asthe needs
: from whom it derives a living it is time iti nowy id om
ytS r ameiting ce! Ly Inds oi
Merchants Lunch ..24"*,. 2 fo call.a Balt rose were. the, words | ore will utilized, Rew. processes “Pat
14.00 to 2.00 SC t Pi an among {in and.one thing will, bring
several well known mining men this|on another an ‘the mind is lost in
Including Beer, Wine or Coffee. ing about the agi of an ex- he vast industry that
port duty onore Among those. present might spring oD in the heart of the
were:

Kootenay by means of capital.
Oliver Durant of the Centre Star,

LOOK AT

Fraser's Window

—_—

JUST ARRIVED

INE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF

LIVERY STABLES,

Hogses:Get ur saddle and A. t
the Bed Star stables, pee Pee

88
g

322232

Just stop arid look in yeamrs, window and
the ba tiful perfume atomiszers. Dist
Gr Egcorp tht by carrier fo:
cents per ToT, Lathe ome,

Two Rooms 14 x 42 on Ground Floor,
Fight Rooms on Second Floor.
Six Rooms on Thira Floor.

The fuel question aa well as a pro)
outlet is disposed of by the Crows Nest
Mr. Drewery of Sunset No. 2, Harold | Pass |, which can Jay coal down at
Kingsmill, Asseyer Marsh aud others. Robeon almost at cost.

They diecussed the export duty ques- Law Foeient Rates:

Hon froth eve: ivable sid a The next thing to be considered is
FIRST CLASS ORCHESTRA. ry conceivable side, andl reight rates. The large mine owners,
while there were small differences of

ctl: irst Class use- if compelled to, can build roads of their
Only Strictly First Class Am Spinions. about minor. points, all were| own, but with the small mine owner, it

ment Place in the City. Ives against | is either a case of freeze-out or starve.
an sat duty on ore at this time.|, The September Engineering and Min-
Proper modes for treating ore, ing Journal, in @ report of the Anaconds
tation facilities, the best location for

Mining
smelters’ site aa] other vital points,

which
‘Anaconda and Bacitie railway shows
that ore can be hauled for a profit at
were dissected and discussed pro and con
by these men aud anyune listening to
id

6 1-10 cents per ton’ for a haul of 25
their sound, woul:

miles. The freight proved but 9 per
have been convinced that a duty on ore

cent. of the toral expenses for the year
oe e mine which was $7,725,-
is borne of the ignorance that will bring
destruction in ite wake.

Retaliation Natural.

“The people of Canada,” said Mr.
Drewery, “have been rapped over the
head so much by the United States that
they naturally feel a spirit of retallia-
tion., This spirit is growing in the:
and west.

4 . » “I believe it is time to fight back my-
2 “Now on sale, by far the larg self, but not in a way that would result
display ever made here. Select Styles of Trimmed Round | in our cutting offour nose to spite our
Hats and Toques. Models from the leading Paris House | face, which an export duty would surely Dineas
Alo ch ice styles of dress and suit hats from our own work- ‘be thie means eee cis Ga mee 4.64 per cent copper, 4.16. ounces filver
roome.; Large variety of Walking Hata and' Sailors from 's per ton, and .014'ounces of. gold Per |ol

ther side it would ruin a hundred
650c. up. Pattern Hats from $8.00 up. _ Inspection invited . | 1 7e7 Se hk Sue =| cost of mining was $4.016 per

WL & ML, See:

the whole Even if ‘all the} 9, pment work and constrno- | ye
(successors tol P, BURNS & CO.

ore in this section of the country was it is consid
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Beef,

smelted on the other side it would ne ii
but a drop in the bucket, compared wit!
Pork, Mutton, Fish, Game, O yysters.-
SPOKANE ST., ROSSLAND.

JOHN R. COOK,

SPECIAL FEATURES.
MISS.LULU ASHLEY
MISS FLORA DUBOIS
MISS PEARL ASHLEY

the miners and _tradespeo,
action of the river compe!

Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers
Sponge Bags
Perfumes

aa i Ete.

alee in limit-

that the Alice to took

ith her only about $300,000, and

PRREONAL.

SSRRRERERRESEENS
PEEEEEEEES

August 8, 1
September 7, !

Total

Dancing: Professor Di ives:

Ct RS ray reyious giv private! lee
17 you want the Rossland Evextno RxconD | in
jpokane go to E, M. Shawor J. W. Grahani.

3

Rooms Suitable for Housekeeping.. Rent to

fuit the

RESTAURANTS,

Times, .

Apply: at nis Ottice. am.

MONDAY NEXT.
GEO, A. FRASER 41 Columbia |Emily- ‘Howard & Burdock- Jessie

Ie Bon Marche Millinery House,

121 East Columbia Avenue.
Complete Fall ic aa er gs of . ws

Millinery Novelties

Achoi:

ROSSLAND RETAIL MARKET.
Lemons Are Tighter than Ever Before---Sel- ANOTHER valuable discove ue Vendome
fis the best place tn town to dine.

ling for 96 per Case. oe
nda leads,
The market keeps firm. Fresh meats ne vonage coe ronson foie servioe fine
are steady and vary very little. Flour | Bustnzss Turich 2 conte at the Vendome,
and’ butter has advanced a little, but | ™# Vendome gives quick Oe sire n>
to hold steady. Regard-| ice 2nd everything fret class.
ing g itait the ees is flush.

W. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING “AND “EMBALMING,
Commercial Court, near Washington St.

OPEN DAY AND micuT.
Caskets and Xstal Liniaz alwayaon hat
Teegrapk rders promptly attanded to,

PLUNRING. OO ctoal operating ng expenses of the road

was l5cents pe!
Some of the « other figures will be in-
teresting to mine owners here. The
sales of Ge PO) gal ‘and gold amount-
ed to $! which 75.4 per cent.
was vais i trom copper, 22.5 por cen!
from pilver and 1070 cane gold. ‘The co;
lay Loe ce pats Tr und ;
Pet. b a po =
6 ener herd or eeanction yan
cleding redaction Exrensee, BE
fining charges at seaboard intel
on advances and general expenses, was
$12 916,325.
The 1,425,749 tons of ore sent to the
reduction works yielded an of

2ig per lb

Ib] Gat Wattgn, prandgionl sanatary plumber, cor
perlh

‘gponane street and Columbia avenue. ‘Phone
: 123m

DENTIBTA.
Da. Fin.ry, dentist, Stuest ulock.

| ) CAR
EERE ef Two LOADS

Wood-and Coal

Pork roast. If you have a Céal Stove you will save

Veal chops... : a) S = _.. money by burning OF GOODS ON TRACK

Sra aas a | Rasim or Ole-Elum Goal, GRANITEW ARE—=+
At Horner Prices of TINW ARE

and Cedar’ at very ‘Toasonable figures
Jessup Steel is the only steel

NELSONS Wood and Coal Co.
that will stand the hard rock

Pork chops

The ows it is ene nis

PaTRONtzE bom Smoke Enterprise Bi,

Kootenay and Romland Paveritecigats made
pan Cohen's Remains.

The remains of Alex. Cohen, famil-
iarly knowp as Coal Oil Johnny who
died about 10 days ago were shipped to
Seattle, Wash., for interment via the
Red Mountain this. morning. Twelve
pall bearers bore the casket to the depot
from Beatty's undertaking rooms and
number of Mr. Cohen’s friends con
posed the fa funeral The re!
were by Mr. Cohen's
brother, slat. sister and the widow.

Are You Supplied.
Next Friday is the first. Are you
provided with bill heads and statements?
If not bring.in your orders to the Rrc-
ogp job oitce and have them filled with
and oe olivine

Hungarian flo
Spokane flour.

>

Orders received. at Rossland
Trang Store. Post Office Block.

Internationa Hote

- Rooms Newly Fitted and
For and-

Prices Reduced

$. 3.00 a Week.

waon,
since with a ‘dance
and deeded one-hal!
juc-|hie mines to her.
father was on the way ‘o the Klondike,
young Gray conceived the idea of avoid-
ing explanations by making the girl his
manager, and Jeaving the place fora
mont ortwo. The f:ther, Urria Gray,
of Centralia, Wis., arrived early i in Ju q
fad found no son. Lie left on the Alice.
On Monday young Gray returned. The
girl relused to deed bak the property,
Claiming that he was paid his price.
to the Miners’ som:

in the palace,
interest in one of
Hearing that his

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers HardwareC

RED STAR

ivery and Transfer G0

wm cipal ts of wealth that

‘were. th
Arbuckle . -$ DB per i
Lion

= . ro per Ib.
Best Mocs and Java... ‘50 per Ib.
Tea according to quality 2, 75 per lb.

nin; renee’ Teedu:
ction o the: count

Labor an
Fro snd soa)
Yo. ‘81; = 9 per cent.
, MRS, ESSIE KELLY RETURNS.

CONTRACTORS.
H. HENDERSON, .
CH: GTENDERSON, contractor and builder,

ne ple and
en well repels for the money lost
to the other side? But it won’t be
6 sine It our ores on the other
side. short time we
will have ait the smelters we need in
Canada, The only thing to
against

then, is allowing one ilroad
com ay to to monopolize the trade. This
inst by leaving other
avenues For Pore ing of our ore.’”
Handled Without Gloves.

In the general that fol-

sah asd

~ DRUGGIBTS.
F. RASER’S Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

Daughter of Mrs. O’Brien Comes Home on &
Brief Visit.

prices.
GUN ‘AND LOCKSMITH,

M, FRIES, alley, rear Hotel Allan. Woe fale
Two small marine engines. Apply
at this office.

NEWS ABOUT * THE CITY.

A Kingston despatcl says: J. L. Hay-
cock, M. P. P., leader of the Patrons in
the house, saysit is a mistake’'to as-
sume the Patrons are- out of. politics.
They wall, he says, be very much in evi-

Mrs. Essie Kelly, formerly Miss Essie
O’Brien, whose romantic marriage. with
Mr. Kelly several weeks agg’ was
icled in these col was among

four Pages, 0)
am and is 12x9 hey in size.
first namber. ap)

SXPRESSMEN,
ons RLES Bates, Transfer and Express, Head-

Turnips.. juarters, Montana barn

dence at the coming elections in
Ontario. They are now ae well organized.
as cither of the other parties. It is true
the lodges are not meeting regularly
now bat they will ineet in the.proper
time and, meantime, very effective
is being At
recent meeting of Patrons ‘in Toronto

Peaches.

they were enthusiagtic ove the-pros-| Sq

pects of succees in the coming election.

ooo
About Sin Chas. Tupper.
Sir Charles Tupper will not likely re-
turn to Ottawa ‘much before January.
He will spend the riext three months in
Victoria and Vancouver, arrangin,
the departure of mén who will work for
the new Klondike company with which
the leader it

Fresh salmon.
melte.

ake Sunerion Trout
lotel Tracle

erring

Retraction in Order.
Cholly Hedswelle—What’s that you
said! Whatever it wag, you’re a liar!
Dick D 5
fool New York Journal) 70" Be
paseo aa
Proof.
“Does he love her!
rather think go.
to ride on his own whecl.’”’—Chicago
Poet. -

Well, I shouid

Her Poor Taste.
“Then she is not a woman of taste?”
Neo, I caught her admiring herself in
the glass.”—New York Journal.

——
Busy with Executions.

The magistrate is kecping 8. Rodgers

bney on executions. There area num-

ber of these and the deputy has his

Mining hammers.

Why, he let her learn | 57

hands full.

—_— Adzes"
Cold blast lanterns, best on earth at| Axes
Hunter Bros, Nail

Dried and Fresh Fish.

D®. Edward Bowes, office over Post Omice.

* 25 r lb
oe Dese each.
r

‘oa vig per lb

Household Utensils.

oh Block 4 16, ;egpgivision of district lot 689, Lity of

_ a

- 150 ear
1,50 each.

call, Hunter Bros,

. | Board o!

HARDWARE,
JF. TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.

HOTELS.

Ti Leland: Colnmbianvenne.
LAUNDRIZS,

O85LAND Laundry, three doors east
RO Gite. crakain & Sone proprieta: “ae

Money to lran on Mortgages and Colateral Se-

T. Gregson & Cu.

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, track and
business. We have the exclusive transfor privilege for the Columbia & Wester
tailway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from cars; any
thing meved—from s trank to s boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J. WwW. AARTLINE. PFOP.

: NoDelay.

curities, apply

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.

LUMBER DEALERS.

KERRY & Co. lumber,
Sates buliding Hoses? Os Cveryining

As

on
Notaries, Gonverancers ete.

ROSSLAND, B.C.

PHYSICIANS,

P

PLUMB!
IBSON & Wilcox. No 18 E
G BON SE lo Columbia sve

STENOGRAPHERS,

MES. Helen L. Keyes, and Type-

Office and shcp corner Columbia
nd:d8pokane street.

September 30th.

If you wan't a Store or Office in a
BRICK BUILDING

* You had better engage them now.

C. M. Weller,

RACTICAL PLUMBER
All work attended to promptly ° .

‘writer, Commerciel block.

WATCHMAKER.
BURBANK; one. door west of Allan House,

ebplicatians for Liquor License.

Notice is here!
will, at the cried on af 30 dare, ioe sacererite
asic

the Howard House to Merc! vant’ Hoe Hotel

hy i

Dated 1h of Feptember, 1807, Al gover,

Dissolution of Partnership

The partn
Ike | oiskey and 8

rabip Pergtnfore existing petween

GLAZ,
Rossland B.C., September 25, fe eeigkev,

Let me estimate and submit i

The Record’s New Fire Proof Building

Map Will be finished by September 30th.”

OR

A
NEWSPAPER
curr

IF so,
ADDRESS

ALLEN @ SMITA.

TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO,

There will be a i3tore Room 24 x 40 and a few. nice offices
for rect at Reasonable Terms Apply
at this Office.

PALACE STABLES ™*

1 SADDLE AND PACK HORS:

We carry a full line of builaing paper

RSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.

at pris to suit the times, give usa

ar a

We carry a fall and complete line in|
i each cererment. os rouble

J.W. LANE. PROF. seers Roseland, B. C.

" Comer of Columbia Avenue and Washington Street.

Office and Business Rooms
% TO RENT *

in the city.

Good Mining Property. Shares of Stock in|dc

Best praca |

lowed Mr. Heinze was handled without
gloves. It was thought instead of him

buying u rs for the purpose of in-
raring the aep it would tave

the arrivals via the Re! Mountain last
evening.
She was seen bys @ representative of

is interests more pty meting i on

and seeing how ches
Rossland ores and. makin ge “a bid ae riko
“lr Baye ., eth against
“and in aorry

with
nee at to
ode he is

im and
F bee 8
i thi which

Town Lots.

will. saree sgainst him with re-
doubled force.

. R. Discussed.
This road came under the fire of dis-

Good Substantial Companies.

OFFICE WITH ——=—.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co.,

Over Post Office.

JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent.

cussion. It was thought that an in-

any rates
objection
would be
c. P.R. I as

GRAND UNION AOTEL—2
- ED. KANE, Assignee. GEORGE BUSHNELL, Manager.
Columbia Avenue - - - =

Largest and best dinning room in the city. Fifty finely
furnished rooms, first-class. Rates reasonable.

Rossland, B.C.

there would, us plenty of

could be shi
Nee Smelter Site.
Several places were proposed, bat +
ter the question had been

Recorp this at her ‘mother’s
appartments in the Burn’s blook and
expressed indignation at the report) roo;
circulated since her arrival that her
husband bad deserted her. From the
to| solicitade of Mra. O’Brien. that her
ter’s martial alliance Id
parent thas there had
lcome home.

months so I ak the opportun
come home and visit my mother.”

The Steamer Rossland.
Tho machinery for the new C. P. R.
steamcr Roseland now being built at
Nakusp, iy being put in position” and
will be lsuached ina few days.
‘a | eaid that the Koestand will exceed any-

Voorhees-Davis Concert.

Hotel Allan For Sale

__ For Personal Reasons Only:

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, Oe

One hundred ty furnished, ligh light and airy bedrooms.

mulare 4 and 1 priva Bala

rea tah nem ae

Jore, baths,
‘Dining room unexcelled. Hiectrie lights,

was the y undivided opinion of the wafer:
ity of Herod rty that Robson was the
best ion. The reasons for this
tet ae on readily grasp by slancing, at
the map. It will then that
Robeon is the central a oe of ‘a vast
mineral region. It is central in more
ways than one. Not only is it the cen-

ter by virtue of typography but by right
of its natural advantages, namely, fuel,
power and direct routes to all the sur-

musicians of rare merit.
attendance was meagre, the

ment.
audience.

You can

try.
ropndine citing the map again it will

Hunter Bros.

cannot
be j mes there are we. sdveitbemints

It is

and Davis at the Baptist
ehurch last evening proved themselves
Alfhongh the
two
musicians carried out évery part of the

a an Voorhees’ rendition of the

Aakansas Traveler caused much amuse-
Both were well received by the

set aves you want at [bead were in their ae y were
ied in Prospect. soe

ad’ ‘advises the readers
Klondike,
music, good fel

dance hall remarks that its ‘eales do
not cheat the miner, and chat Poker |B
tables are always open in card

rorBecke & Wilson also advertise that

their dance hall is first-class, and that

‘for an vexciting game our card rooms
at.

rovision stores wh: moose

cart uu are sold, and that tis all the ad
vertising there is. The firat page con-
tains three columns of liv: newe among
other things the anno: .-cment of the
eloy ment of Mrs. Bra! oury and
Californ

“In one column of the fuarth page ap-

pears this:
oot 2 oclock, iat Monday, {Captain
Pol

caebeated a x anelty aouble wed-
ding, Mies Gussiv La
Juneau, becoming Mrs.
water,
coming Mrs. Prince:Antone.
water came to the Klondike in the early
rush. He located claim 13, Eldorado
Creek, and is now a millionaire. Mr.
Anfone also owns a very desirable
claim. jawson Cit;

together and were hi

day after their arrival.
all Hin the

‘We wish them
next

deat
Robert Carleon, 26; Charles
0

this season w

the first of the

29, Ronanza, and they hi
stricken with fever.
first to fall ill.
the day before his death Cl
was stricken. Within ten days

ice

More, formerly of
William Swift-
and Miss Violet Raymond be-

rv. Swift- ing.

column are the

Charles Carlson, who died about
month. Their re]

‘as No.
taken out 1,100 when the elder was
Robert was the
He lingered a week, and
‘lea also
both of

Allan Forrester lef left for Ymir this
morning where here he will remain several
weel
ou ‘and examine our line of cook and
eating stoves. We can please you.
Hunter Bros.

James L. Wilson, formerly of the
Grand Union hotel, al, feft for Sprkane on
the morning trai:

$2.50 ak or $10.00
for. rooms, cots 26c at

otel.

= E. Beattie, who hag had much ex-
perience inthe drag business, has ar-
rived from Manitoba to work in Geo.
Fraeer’s drug store.

Complete | line of enamelled steelware
at Hunter Bros.

See McKinnon at the Alhambra.

What son Alhambra mean? It was

where the Moorish

mM ited to spend their summers.

Su ist name of McKinnon’s hos-
telry on Washington street.

J. Wilson left for Spokane this morn-

ol month
Domin-

Gold blast lanterns, best on earth at
Hunter rape
Mrs. McLacklan, formerly of this city
hae formed ‘a Klondike Mining and pe
velopment com| iy wi a capi
Tak of #400,000

Fruit jars rubbers at Hunter Bros.
He Frond wl saitings at 50c par yard at

Stone crocks at Hanter Bros. 4
Ladies’ and children’s Zool under-
wear—ladiew’ and children’s hosiery, at
Hunter Bros.
Job printing at the Recorp office. tf
Nicely farnished geome: at the Batte
hotel ; per month. 9-9-1m_
oi ide Blanev Homespun
Pobape inch a, ‘M4-ineh wide Heather

inch
not size caoth dress goods 50c, at Hunter