TO PROSPEST THE POETS

Organization of a Literary Society
Dr. Keer as President.

MAKE THE WINTER NIGHTS SHORT

Julius Caesar Will Be the Subject of
Reading at the Next
Meeting.

x

Several prominent _ Rosslandera last
week formed themselves intoan organiz-
ation, the objects of which are social
and intellectual improvement. It is the
nucleus of # literary society and possibly
may be the means of capturing and re-
storing to the world # mute inglorious
Milton, another Kipling, a Tennyson or
Longfellow, or perchance a prototype of
that inimitable, “myriad minded”
Shakespeare.

Anyhow, this winter, while gathered
a:ound the glowing hearth while the
bright sparks scurry up the darkened
chimney and the snow falls silently
without, when the elements forbid the
presence of gold seekers in the hills; it
will be plessant to prospect in .the
realms of. the. poets and authors for
‘gems of literature,” and hoard up
treasures of knowledge. The study of
minerology and geology will also receive
due attention.

The society has elected D. Kerr,
president, and, for the present will
meet eve! baka weeka in the doctor’s of-
fice. - first two
acts Us Caesar will

read meeting.
There will he readings and cassya
besides and each member in response to
his or her name at the roll call, will
give ® anotation from the play under
considerat

The Golde rot literaturein Canada of-
fer wide scope for men and women of

Strange weird ine lige cling

——_
POINTERS ABOUT TRADE.
Interesting Facts Taken From R.G. Dun’s
and Bradstreets Weekly Review.

The coke output fas risen to 145,033
tons, the largest known for years.
Anthracite coal is sold for $4.10 in

KK THE CRESCENT

Monster Closing OutSale

$10,000 New Fall Goods Just Received.

These Goods were ordered and rhipped before we bad concluded to close out of
We now offer them at the Montreal Wholesa’e Price.

business here.

Silks, Velvets, and Velveteens _
Dress Goods :

Dress Trimmings and Ornaments

Domesties and Linens
Ladies’ and Misses’ Garments

at Cost

‘e
“s
66

Carpets and Linoleums
Gents’ Furnishing Goods:
Gents’ Clothing -
Boots and Shoes

At Cost

oe

Every Article in Our Store is a Bargain.

We are determined to clore out our stock as speedily as possible

" THE CRESCENT

STUSSI BLOCK

New York harbor. of the
year’s output ure 40,500,000 tong.

A note-worthy feature in the minor
metals is a serious collapse in lead of 30
points on sales of 3,000 tons.

Exports of wheat (flour included as

Rossland Opera House

Miss LILLIAN BEDDARD, Manager.

wheat) from both coasts of the United
States and from Canada this week
annont to 5,652,177 bushels, agent

6,039,000 bushels ‘last week,
bushels in the week a year ago, 2,658,-
000 bushels two Years, ago, 3,353,000
bushels three years ago and as com-
pared-with 3,327,000 bushel in the like
week of 1

There are ‘250 business failures re-
ported throughont the United States
this week, against 195 last week, 202 i
the week a year ago and 329 in the third
week of October, 1893. .There were
business failures in the Dominion of
Canada this week, a total smaller than
that of last week, or in the third week
of October in any preceding years.

New York, Oct. 23.—Bar silver, 58:
Mexican dollars, 46c.;. silver certi a

THE CONCERT STARS

Miss FRANCES WORLD

‘The Canadian Nightingale, and

Miss Marietta La Dell

Will givese  .
,GRAND CONCERT

#/Tuesday Eve., Oct- 26.

ONE NIGHT ONLY. .

PRICES: Lower Floor, $1.00 Balcony, reserv-
é4, 75c., unzeserved, 50c.: Gallery, %c; Box
Seats, $1.00.

Reserved Seats on sale at Fraser's 's Drug Store

Secretary “Alger has sent to Lisnt.-

Colonel Randall, commander of U.
troops at St. Michsels, an order ‘direct
ing him to make use of the reindeer of

Alaska to transport supplies to suf-
ferers.

Miners are ati permitted to take an}
outfit not exceeding in value in!
the Klondike countr¢freéof duty. ©

Secretary Gage hal présented a re-
form in designs of United States green-
backs to Prevent t the raising of notes. He

1 Ree oO bills be prime
designs with distinctive os colors.

in » diferent

aie aan
Off to Junzau, Alaska.
William Shroyer and wife and George
Baker, a partner of Mr. Shroyer, left to-
day for Juneau, Alaska, when they will
ein the packing business. They
I take with them the best wishes of
their many friends in Rossland.
For Sale.
Two small marine engines.
at this office.
Air tight heaters, steel lined at Hun-
ter Bros.

Apply

Rossland for for Rosslanders |

You Can Get Goof

Rossland Beer

You will use our Coffees

Several hundred pounds of

rresh Roasted Coffees| =a

i Arriving weekly at dur store
for the Rossland Trade.

Our Blend

Guateriala Costo Rico and Salva-
Usually | 5
sold for Mocha and Java at higher

dor at’38c. per pound.

prices.

3

4| Java Mocha

Costa Rico and Guatemala Blend
This is very

at 40c. per pound.
fine.

Aden Mocha

Old Government Java, the finest

in the market at 50c. per pound?

Wants, For Sale. Rent, Last Etc

Tencents a tine for the first Insertion: and five
cents @ line

JOERM. Bu Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia

McGREGOR, Atkinson & Co, brokers and land
surveyors. Room 1, Occidental building.

FOR RENT.

H. HENDEISON, contoaek
Cc ‘EO. ee , contractor and builder.

For Rent: A furnished an:
‘for rent in the RECORD lock.

FOR SALE.

DRUGGIST
BBASER’S Drug 8t a x. Columbia ave.

oR SaLw OR Lease—iwo story frame baliding
16x30, on Lino.in Street, near Columbia Ave
A bargain. 10-1-tf.
Fos BALE.—Chea| eap, a 50 horse power, bol boller at
Adress Box 512, Ross!
ore: power upright sugine
n.one month, inguire aire

‘and boiler, u

at Red Star Stable.

For Saree A comple outfit for # count bale
jeper; Washington eight column hand press
pply at this

GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
M, FRIES, alley, rear Hotel Allan.

EXPRRDDMEN,
(CHARLES rer Bates, ran fer and Express. Head-

HARDWARE,

Mining Property For
Sale

‘The Undersigned has several Promising Prospects For Sale
at Reasonable Figures.

Will Give Working Bonds

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

Also Properties in the vicinity of Rossland.

J. L. WILSON,

Grand Union Hotel,

Rooms fuitable for Housekeeping.
Times.

TO RENT

Having moved int> our Fire Proof Building

The Record Three Storey Building

Is for rent in whole, or in part.

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

Apply at This Office.

Two

CAR
LOADS

OF GOODS ON TRACK

GRANITEW ARE
At Former Prices of TIN W ARE

Jessup Steel is the only steel
that will stand the hard rock

SUPPLY CONSIANTLY ON HAND

Travers HardwareC.

J ¥F. TRAVERS,

DEAYAGE.

Movin: If you have household goods to niove
calla nea'Star ransier Ww

pod Som call Red Star Stane hy

you have a trunk or oapeneg 2 of
eny. kin ad. jou want moved, the Hed Star
‘Transfer Company will do it promptly.
want a safe or piano 3
pany todo

Teamrpo: If you want delivering, or teamin|

1} meets all out-
eat cae sod will call at
wage or passe:
pessonit

HOTELS.
Tax leland: Columbia avenue,

LAUNDRIES.

Laundry, omce in basement near
Roma Grand Uaion Hotel. Graham & Son,
prietors.

RED

very and

STAR

‘Translor Co.

8; KERR es ure DEALERS,
5 Co. lumber, et: tht
ACT the butidiay line, i id ace

PHYSICIANE,
DB. Edward Bowes, otfice over Post Omee.

LIVERY STABLES.

Fo gates Get your Waddie and pack horses at
o Red Str cr stables.

BURINESS PERSONAIR,
ru stop and look in Fraser's window ana id ee

PLUMBERS.
Ginseng . Wilcox. No 18 E Columbia ave

STENOGRAPHEBS,
BS, Helen L. Keyes, Stenographer and Type-
MPirriter, Commerctel block.

Ju

the beautiful perfum
Ger the Recoap every n aight © by reailon fo for 2%
cents per week.

BATHS.

Batwrooms fitted up with tube and marble
basing, all kinds and styles. All work sil | F
sonally attended to.

jumber. ‘Phone

PERSONAL.

sons eve-y day.
Ty,xoU want the Hossland Evayine Bacou> 7 10
spokane x6 to E. M. Shaw or J. W.

once try them.

HUNTER BROS

if you

Furniture Wanted.

Wanted Second Hand Furniture of all kinds

bought and sold.

Rossland Furniture C 2

RESTAURANTS.

ANoTHER valuable
5 fine
meals a!
BUSINESS Tudeh as coate at the Vendome,

ice and everything first cl

Dancin: Professor Dreyfous gives private le tes- |

ve fick servi rt K*
oon fendome giveequ! serviceon s1.ur no a

WATCHMAKER.

RURRANE, gone door west of Allan House,

' SECRET SOCIETIES _

O.F. meet
aieetaeetonihy feeder
2
coe arets N. G., Joh: in Jacksou, Pay ae
IAN Lodge
on the eveni:
sh month at

Lodge, No. 21, K. pies sity meet

Romearb a Miners’ Union, No, 38,,W, F. 3
ing at aio, Ai ail members ‘er ordi
even é
re to atte: Tt. rte, ot presi air iy
nna Min cla Be
Or. —Red. antain 7 ‘Tene nN
irae end bth Wednesday of such moma

PLUMBING.

C.M. WRLLpr, practical

tary plumber, cor
Spokane street and Colum!

js avenue. 1 bune

(32 Columbia Aver.ue East.

DENTIBTS.
Dr, Fit.ey, dentist, Stuns! vloek.

~ $20 0O0O To Loan

Applications for Liquor License.
-Notice is b tnat

the next sittin ape fissonta a on Ties on Oe

missioners for the City

STACK
Dated Sept. 20th, 1997, & wasDONALD.

“Notice is hereby given that we will apply at
the next sitting ‘ot fhe Board OF eee, at

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, ® general express, truck and

& Westere

business. We have the

thing moved—from a trank to a boiler,

transfer p'
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all’ kinds of freight from cars; 807

ge for the C bi

Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.

PALACE STABLES aed

LIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
JASY.NGTON AND RESERVE STS.

J. W. LANE PROP.

- Rossland, B.C. Cc.

“Record Job Office

Has constantly on hand a supply of
For Sale Cards
For Rent Cards
To Lease Cards
No Credit Cards
Furnished Rooms

Cards.

Assorted Colors. Attractive Design.

bs 3|Record Job Office

BRICK.

The New Pack.

THE CUTTING Co’s
Jams
Jellies
Canned Bartlett Pears
Peaches
Blackberries

Columbia Ave. and Lincoln St.

CITY OF ROSSLAND

Court of Revision. _

entation in hereby given that! the Cor
the
Pisin against the aseenament vcs the
e
1eg7, a8 made DY He be held at ny

Rent to Suit the

Rossland Evening Record.

VOL. II. No. 108.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1897.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

Decorations.

A New Line of

Wall Papers

from 173¢ cents a 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.

Your Doctor Fights

Disease with Medicine. If the med-
icine is not right he cannot conquer
disease.

If the druggist does his duty the med-
icine will be right, and your doetor
will stand @ good chance’ of winning
the victory.

You can help your doctor by having
your prescriptions filled at

FRASER
The Reliable
DRUGGIST

MLL CANADIAN ROUTES

Manager of the Calgary Herald Gives
Ris Views of the Passages
North,

MANY PEOPLE G0 OVERLAND

News of tho Mines, the Pilot Bay
Smelter—Notes at
Random.

“(A good overland route to the Yukon,

Internationa

One Week Only.

Music Hall

Monday Oct. 18.

OMENE

MILLE. TAERESE

‘Howard and Burdock.

Amission This Week Only 2b5c.|i

entirely in Canadian territory is now an
assured fact,” said T. B, Braden, man-
ager of the Calgary Herald, to a Recorp
man yesterday. ‘‘Thereare three dif-
ferent routes that have already been
traversed, leading to the Yukon but the
most feasible seems to be by Pelly and
Lewis river. No less than 20 separate
parties during the season have reached
the Klondike by either one or other of
these routes. There isone party now
enroute over the firat named road.
“The government has just sent out a
number of snoanted police and engipeers
to explore, the different routes thor-
oughly, and report as quickly as
pos ible, na a.view of oat the
ost feasible one and improving it for
next Larcrtg rush.

81 1st, a Fresno, Cal. Pi

ra went overland with

Darin;

e Bon Marche Millinery Hone,

* 121 East Columbia Avenue.
Coniplete ‘Fall Importations of . . .

Millinery

Now on eale, representing by farthe largest and chiciceat
Select Styles of Trimmed Round
Models from the’ leadifg. Paris House
Also ch ice styles of dress and suit hata from our own work-
° Large variety of Walking Hats and
' 60e. up. Piittern Hats from $8.00 up. " Inspection invited.

display ever made here.

Hats and Toques.

| roome.

ovelties (tis "tom,” ties,

Gatlors | from

took the overland route.

"Some of these went via the all Mac-
kenzie route and some all overland. In
any of these routes there are no diffi-
cult mountain ran e o cree, and the
snow does not lie There is a
Winni, party now & " way with a
dog train, who will make the trip dur-

of the routes

to

basca lake; hence to
Great Slave lake and other water
stretches to
Poroupine, and from there to the Yukon
basion and Fort Cudahay. Another
route which I think is the most feasible
and which is mostly overland, ‘is from
C mn he C. P. R. to Edmonton on

CO. road; thence across country

RUSSELL & HALKY

{Succeneors tol P, BURNS & CO.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Beef,|
Pork, Mutton, Fish, Game, Oysters. |i ing

SPOKANE 8T., ROSSLAND.

to Dunve-
non Peace river; thence by Pelly
Ser to the Lewis and Yukon rivers.

“The be government party sent out is
expected to report back by the first of
the year.”

THE GERMANIA’S STOCK.

Mackenzie river; thence to|~

PLUNGED TO THEIR DEATH.

Twenty-Eight Lives Lost in a Terrible
Wreck on the New York Central,

A dispatch from Garrison, N. Y.,
dated Oct. 24, giving an account of the
terrible wreck on the New York Central
says:

From the sleep that means refresh-
ment and rest to.the eternal sleep that
knows no awakening plunged in the
twinkling of an eye this morning 28
souls, men, women and children. In
the slimy bed of the Hudson river, a
train laden with slumbering humanity
ploughed, drawing through the waters
the passengers. There was nothing to
presage the terrible accident which so
these

of their lives.

The New York Central train left
Buffalo iast night and had progressed
for nearly’ nine-tentbs of the distance

wel

ON “FAIRVIEW FLAT.”

MACHINERY FOR MINES). seinen

Rand Drill Co. Outfits the “Paris an
Winnipeg Claims at
Boundary.

THE ESTIMATE OF AMOUNT

During the last few months there has
d been a number of good substantial
residences built on ‘‘Fairview Flat,’’
which is that portion of land that lies
south and west of the Columbia &
Washington street

and Roi

wi

5 of residences, lately built. One of theze
is Sheriff Robinson’s house and it will

be a beautiful place in the summeras

now he is having the grounds artistical-

That Given a Few Months Since ted out preparatory to sowing grass

Shows a Total of
$831,500.

greatest ills the inhabitants of
opaieview Flat” now have to contend
with is no sidewalks by which t> reach
town. Especially those residing ‘west 0 ot
the track, iho: are compelled to
up the rail: rack and reach oes

wn
The Rand Drill company hss just by Weshingion sect, or else fravel the

The

and his fireman had just noted the gray
dawn breaking from the east and the
light streak of red denoting the sun’s
appea! rance when the t engine
pia ed into the depths of the river.
er engineer nor fireman will ever

tell the story of that terrible moment.
With either hand upon the throttle the
engineer plunged with is engine to the
river bottom, and the fireman,

tl
sleepers ‘and these piled on top of the
Ewenty-eight lost their lives.
DESERVED WHITE GLOVES.

An Old Custom in Police Courts of the
- Dominion.

According to the
ww | ctauiette, Police
WY | should have received a white pair of
gloves this morning. In the larger
cities whenever there are no cases to be
disposed of on any certain days, it, is;
customary to present the magistyate
with a pair of white gloves.

rules of court

Magistrate Jordan can tell 2» good |(

story and is very popular among. thoee
who know him. Even those whom he
bas rendered decisions against, admit
that his decision in their case was just.
There is probably not ‘another

trate in Canada that has

seven yeara_ wil ving 2

exe} si
of | Solon’ During thatthe Mat had.|

cases of re
cision been reversed by a: hightr coust.
Undertaker Branches Out.
Undertaker Beatty is adding a com-
modius one story frame building ad-
joining his establishment to be used as
astoreroom for his goods. Ins few
days his undertakin; ing roma will be en-
tirely remodeled. e addition is bein;
made to acco! te a new stock o}
goods now on pon the way here.

Magistrate Jordan | Jo

wood, Boundary creek. The compan:

reports that there is 8 good demand for
machine supplies from the mine owners.
The machinery employe! in the mines
to be

85 | over $500,000.

An estimate taken last spring shows
the estimate to be $331,500. and consid-
erable machinery has been added since

mpepRagsagsS
33

-

tee

the’ ay 8

Political Prophesies.

A Vancouver dispatch says: Major- |
General Kinchant bas returned from a

Moving

A gang 6f men under the supervision
of Ald. Raymer were busy today moving
the de ‘building further east eight

Much Activity Since “Portiand
Took Over the Property.

feetin onder to clean a street. The

The fact of Pertland capitalists taking

over the control of the Germania Miz-
, hae creat

activity in the stock and many inquiries

are ces | received concerning the pro-

the compeny. It owns the

thle Chief on Green

JOHN R. COOK,
Office and Business Rooms
%*% TO RENT *

Corner of Columbia Avenue and Washington Street.

in the city.

Good Mining Property. Shares of Stock in

Best locatiqn

monntain. There is about 1° feet of
work done on these

atock holders say that toachinety is to
be put in and work resum:

J. F. McCrea escorted Dr. Powell and
Mr. Baine throughs the Iron Colt mine
this morning. Both men were pl
at the large body of ore uncovered.

City Council Matters.
‘The council is expected to hold a
meeting this evening. The most im-
portant business to dispose of is to take
action upon the report of the board of
Lahn regarding the organizing of a fired

wie) beara of works, ‘it Pua be re-
the last

Town. Lots.

council meeting to organ: ne a fire
brigade. The ard was is supposed to
select such members the old

Good Substantial Companies.

OFFICE WITH ———™.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co.,

Over Post Office.

JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent.

volunteer force as opted to to work under
the instruction of tl

Battle With Hoboes.
A number of the residents of Staf-
ford’s addition, assisted by Police Of-
fice Green, had a lively battle witha
gang of hoboes Sunday afternoon in

GRAND UNION ROTEL —
‘D. KANE, Assignee. GEORGE BUSHNELL, Manager.
Columbia ue - - - - - Rossland, B. C.

Largest and best dinning room arte the city. Fifty finely
hed rooms, fiist-cl: tes bl

Clubs, scrap iron and rocks
were among the weapons used. The
hoboes were finally routed and were then
driven to Marshall Junction by the of-
ficer.

Khignts of Pythias Ball.
A special Columbia & Western train
last evening took a number of Ross-
landers to Trail to atterd the ball given

Hotel Allan For Sale

For Personal Reasons Only.

there under the auspicee of the Knights
of -Pythias. Everyone enjcyed them-
sclver Camron thoroughly as the bali was a de-
ci

Fever in New Orleans.

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. C.

New Orleans, Oct. 24.—Ihe usual
variation was shown in the yellow fever
situation today. Yesterday there were

building will also be raised even with
the and

inside and out, in order to make it com-
fortable for the winter.
The Sewer System.

A good many property owners have
tapped the new sewer with connections,
some of which are being used.

The old sewer has been connected
with ine new one and the whole system
will be flushed as soon as the city makes
arrangements with the water company.

Cases at

date.

voters’ list.

A report widely prevails that Mr. J.
Hunter, M. P. P., for Comox, may next
time stand ‘or ‘Cariboo, where he is now

P., and Lathe op]

Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 24.—The board
of health officially announces four cases
of Ladle fever Lae The weather is

e people seem to have confi-
ence in a, ability of the board of
health to hold the disease in check.

Off for Idaho.

Several. members of the I. 0. G. T.

or ons conatitnsney, again,
weak heal
Too Bad, Too Bad.
_ Rossland, B. C., Oct. 26, 1897.
Editor Recorp:

So far as the challenge issued to be by
Alex. C. Campbell to engage with him
in a typesetting contest to establish his

dan order fora complete outfit
of boilers, hoists and pumps for the City
of Paris and Winnipeg claims at Green-

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a

y tour of political survey in | be:
Cariboo, as a possible opposition candi-
It is learned that throughout
Cariboo there is not the slightest desire | "yy;
to introduce into provinelal politics Do-
minion party issues whdlly irrelevant.
The General reports that despite the
presence of many unqualified aliens
there should, asa result of greatly in-
creased mining activity, ke = very con- | f
siderable enlargement of the Cariboo aa

will not, it is th it, con-
4 ee in

muddy road passes Le
brewery. When athe bridge, which the
city proposes to build from_ the crib-
work near the Allan hotel to Thompson
y | avenue is built, travel will be greatly

facilitated for the comfort of the Wash-
ington street residents.

W.. T. U. CONVENTION.
Work of Delegates Will Continue in To-
Fento.”

Toronto, Ont., Oct. 24.—One of the
most critical conventions in the history.
of the Woman’s Christian Temperance
Union movement is the identical gath-
ering of the World’s Woman’s Christian
Temperance Union, which begat? here
October 22 and lasts through the 26th.
‘rhe conyention’s sittings are held in
Massey music hall.

The missionary work will receive :
large share of attention. At present
tnere are only four missionaries at work
in different parts of the world, all of

brat mene from oe United

ree of une, a in Japan; Mrs. J.

K. Barney of ff Rhode Island, who has

just returned from Australia and will

fetarn after il eran, who i Mrs. . elon
a] ol ‘exas, Who 18 Go!

work in Mexico, and 4 Boller ot

Washington, D. who
achiev considerable succe success in rend
‘Winter Is Delay« Delayed.

Those who were up early this morning
a beambifek.aensiee. The sky
for-e- deH—

was o0-clene-an = bell.except

[cate pink that thyed the rim ofthe

horizon, and told of the approach of the
‘he “tamaracks, their

zee the sun arose and its

beams turned the hoar frost into

i
jus!
Kieveedod

other parts of the heaven Many
ple o oa soate pretty aight. to roe stop}

tare Your ioe wai

Be certain of one thing. The Recozp
, | jobsoffice will save you lars and give
satisfactory work. The Recorp’s ‘ptice

ia right. You are not charged up with
mistakes in business and Sxpected to
pay for managemen'

NEWS aBour T THE CITY.
Just in a new line | of novelty drees
patterns at Hunter Bros.
A $2.50 shoe at $1.60 at Houghton «&
Bannett’s.
aperenty five pieces of Sepaneee aan in
ades at Hunter Bros.

were at the depot this to bid
Mr, and Mrs. D. W. Peeples godspeed.
The couple are on their way to Wardner,
Idaho, where they will make their fu-
ture home.

In Mississippi.

Jackeon, Miss., Oct. 24.—The state
board of health in its official statement

tonight reports eight new cases of yel-
low fever at Bay St. Louis, and one at
Edwarde and one at New Albany.

Store Almost Finished.

Rivscacior Robertson has almost com-
pleted the fixtures fur the new gent’s
forniching ‘store to be established by

Mr. Baldwin. Tho latter is expected |
home any day now. 7

To Shut Out Cold.

The cold weather has forced Andy
Reevesbeck of the Queen to have storm
doors put across the threshold of his
place of business.

Montgomer9’s Roster.

Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 24.—Two
deaths and 18 new cases is Montgom-
ery’s bad record for the day.

Case of Typhoid Fever.

ing that he (Cam; pall) was incom:
= Iam sur}

sible achievements.

t satisfy his conscience by
a “swift” of his class—| 4,

ey for instance,

However, I may meet him in 1911 in
such a contest if he doe:
pressing ig engagement with the Creator

oy that time and when I may have my

back. A. J. Baru.
Opera House Tonight.

At the Roesland opera house tonight
Miss Frances World and Miss LaDell,
the talented entertainers of Toronto
will no doubt be greeted with a large
audience as they have eleewhere. They

talents deserve it.

James Martin’s Visit.
James Martin will leave for, West-
minster some time this week place

his brother’s eon in school. Before re-
turning he will visit his interests in the

I never
supposed that he was a blacksmith
printer but would refer him to W. A.
Myers, who as forema:: of the Recorp
composing room stated in union meet-

too, that a mon
ro professed such great
religious ardor sho id be tem) ted to bet | Ross

‘Boye’, abe boots at Hunter “Bros.
Mrs. Jennie L. Stone, stock broker
wants 5,000 shares of I Mask stock
7-2A4-
Miners’ and dressing shoes at onc-
third you pay elsewhere at Houghton &
Bannett’s.
We bave the largest line of rubbers in
| onlgene and prices right.—Hunter

"Children’s ‘long and short rubbers at
unter Bi

A suit of clothes well worth #15, you
not have s/get for $6 at Houghton & Bannett’s.

ieoae tight heaters, steel lined at Hun-
r Bros.

Booth Oyster” in pale oF tins.
Carssaw, 22 W:

Just arrived a car Toad Ph “rabber a
at Hunter Bros.

See McKinnon at the Alhambra.

What does Alhambra mean? It was
a Moorish palace where the Moorish
to spend their summers.
come highly praised and no doubt their} Such isthe name of McKinnon’s hoe

telry on Washington street.

The Roesiand Laundry will call for
your clothes and return them clean and
nicely done up.
shop, basement next Grand wales

kings repaired

* Classified Business Directory.

BROKEKS.
FRAxK A. Baird, mining broker, P.O. box 266
Belleview Hotel.

First-class Building brick at MODERATE
PRICES.
ALEX LARSON,
P. O, Box 791.
| Samples and particulars at Empey Bros.

f Rowand, tor Hugh McDonald lies sick at the Sis-
r at ters’ hospital w ®@ severe attack of ie Vendome
’ hospital with 8 ttack of The Vend bar is. serving a Slunck

typhoid fever. This is the only case re-|_ Ladies long rubber boots at Hunter|from noon until midnight free. Call
ported in the city at this time, Bros. and partake with us. 10-1+ts

For Five Cents a Glass " ‘The Vendome.

At the |

Dominion Hotel

1s a ; One hundred furnished, light and airy bedroo Parlors, baths,
tae tr first et day of RM er AD. 17, as i billiard and Sb rooms. Dinin ing room unexcelled. Electric’ lights,
Pp W. McQUEEN, CM." eteam heat and rm conveniences.

. oe
City Clerk’s Ofice, Rossiand, B.C. 66h
ase7.

45 cases and seven deaths. At seven
o’clock this evening the new cases
Zea" % and the deaths numbered

conve to sell 1i wer ‘by y zetall in
known as the
‘on lot 5, in block ai, suodtviaton 0 fon of district lot al

555, City of Ross! a
Dated Oot. 25, 1864 PLEY & McARTHUR.

In sums of $500;or wore for short time on ap- Boundary district.
proved security.

1 DB. M. LINNARD,
, Cook Building, Columbia Ave., Rosslaa t

— we Fhe Only Brick sotel in Town. ————™