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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JANUARY 16, 1900.

THE B ROSSLAND RECORD.

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ship, applying those methods to his
defeat with almost uniform success.

Adispatch from Colesburg. says:

“Colonel Porter, with the mount-
ed New Zealanders and the New
South Wales lancers, was worrying
the Boers from kopje to kopje by
plucky hazardous moves. The co-
lonials,it was added, were complete-
ly nonplussing the Boers. A party
of Remington scouts eluded the
Boer pickets, entered ~Norvals Pont
and ble information.”

They nonplussed the Boers be-
cause they knew how, because the
Boers’ method is their method and
because their intelligence has he-
come superior to that of the enenty.
While the Britith colonists have kept
up with the progress of the times
in every way and have had their
intellect sharpened by modern edu-
cation and frequent contact with the
civilized world, the Boers have been
isolated on their farms and have had
their minds narrowed by the mental
isol of their ignorance and nar-

THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE.

rowness.
Set an equal number of Cana-
dians, A Hii and New Zea-

It appears that the opp
dreads a dissolution almost as much
as the Semlin government, for the
same reason—that its individual
members might lose their seats.
The government is discredited by
its inherent weakness and by the
Martin scandal, and mere accident
may at any day bring about its de-
feat. The Turner faction, which
constitutes the opposition, is also
discredited by the scandal which
brought about its expulsion from
office. Neither could hope to win'a
decided majority in case of dissolu-
tion, for both would have to as-
sume an attitude of apology, and
the voters would regard the alter-
native as the choice between evils.
The government may drag along its
miserable existence through the
session, but it can hardly hope to
accomplish anything, and it will
only wear out the patience of the
people by being such an unconscion-
able Iong time dying.

There is only one rational way
out of the difficulty. That is, to
sweep away both factions with their
discredited leaders and their organ-
izations formed to satisfy personal
ambition without regard to any dis-
tinctive principle. Put in their place
the party system, organized on the
same lines as in Dominion poli-
tics, with new leaders of clean rec-
ord, and with a line ot d

landers to fight the Boer armies
and they would hunt these landed
gentry of the veldt from their holes,
so that the heavy cavalry and great
masses of infantry from the mother
country could get at them and do
execution upon them. The marti-
nets of the Horse. Guards have to
learn that war is not an exact
science, but that its methods must
vary with varying conditions. They
may possibly learn it before this
war is ended, but, if they should,
they would be apt to forget it again
with great expedition.
—_—_——~-

EDITORIAL NOTES.

The source of Fraser river gold is
said to have been discovered. once
more, this time by K. Ludloff, who
places it in some dykes of quartz
on the upper Fraser 20 or 30 miles
south of Fort George.

Bryon’s judgment on the Boer
war is as much at fault as it has
proved to be on the Philippine war.
Bryan is only a glib-tongyed dema-
gogue, whose good will the British
never expected and, not getting it,

were not disappointed. }

‘Ko Cure a Cold In One Day =
Take Laxative Bromine Quinine
Tablets, All druggists refund. the
money if it fails to cure. 25c. E.

W..Grove's signature is on each
box.

as clearly defined. | The Conserva-
tives have a policy, whether the
Liberalshave one or not,and are pre-

pired to put forward measures for

provincial development as broad as
those which have been .so success-

ful in developing and cementing the
Dominion.

The Liberals openly decry the
drawing of party lines, but they
draw them secretly by knifing in the
dark any Conservative who shows
himself as a candidate for public
officeofany kind, We havehadan ex-
ample of this.in Rossland quite late-
ly. The Liberals tried their under-
hand methods against Mayor Good-

eve, but failed through the public

contempt their methods earned

them. They are drawing party

liaes where they Hope to win there-

by and decrying partyism where they

fear defeat. It remains for the

Conservatives to make an open
fight on those lines and force the

Liberals to stop skulking in the

brush and join battle on ‘jose lines.
————

PRACTICAL PROOF.

If any evidence were needed to
prove the obtuseness of the British
war office in its management of the
South African war, it is to be found
ia‘ a comparison Of the results ‘at-
tained by the regular army with
those attained. by the colonial con-
tingents. The story of the engage-
ments: in. which the regulars have
met the Boers is the: story of brave
‘men handicapped by lack of training
in the methods of warfare practiced
by the enemy, of surprises, of large
forces led into traps, of the ‘flower
of the nation braving a hail of well-

* aimed bullets In'the brave but hope-
less effort to dislodge a hidden en-
emy. The story of the achievements
of the colonials is the story of fron-
tiersmen coping with frontiersmen
in their own way, of men thoroughly
familiar with the enemy's methods
of warfare and equal to that enemy
in cunning, mobility and marksman-

2) other corporations,

pl rot
iatricer of Kootenay an

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT,

to Act and
Amending Acta.

NOTICE is hereby given that Geo earge HL

Owen,carryg on business a3 a hotel keeper

atthecity of Rossland, British Columine,

bas by deed beari ing date the 4th dav of

January, 1930, ass! rat ned all his personal es-

tate, credits and effects which may be sold
is

ulars of any security wh! ich may v be held by
them; and all persons indented | to the sald
George H. Uw uired. e
pay tite ances tot the said ansiva jee forth

with. And notica is hereby iiven ‘Hat
after the said math day of January,
the trustee will proceed te dis! ribute: the
aseets among thoze parties who are entitled.
thereto, hav ne regard only fo the clainis of
which be shall have had due 6 NOH ee

nA meeting, of the creditors willbe held at
the law offices of Daiy & Hamilton, Bank
of “Montreal cghambers Columbia avenue.
Rossland, B.C..on Thursday. the 11th day of
January, vA. De, toto. 900. at the-hour of 4:30
o’clock in the afternoon.

Dated at Rossland, B.C., this 4th day of.
January, A. D. 1

Daur & Ham

Solicitors fort the trustee.

NOTICE.

Natice is hereby given that application
will be made to the Legisiative Assembly
of the Province of British Columbia at its
next session for anact to Incorporate a
company with power to con st ru

may e most economical or convenient;

e id operate . telegraph and =tele-
phone lines in and between all the cities,
towns, villages and -settlements in~sai
districts of Kootenay.and Yale. with power.
to connect with other lines that may.oper-
ate in or outside of said districts; to supply
electric, steam, air, water or

uals;
|:porations, manta tories or ‘individaals;
acquire and hold water rights
for the purpose of generating power,wheth-
er for their own ase or the use of other cor-
porat ons; manufactories or individ H
by furnish and supply water to other co!
poral ration, manufactories or- individuals
districts; to acquire and hold lan

P
the company with all necessary:

that SES ‘acquire ail the. sseete, fran
chises, privileges and business ofthe Ni

Electric Tramway Lon Limited;
ey xis fra ancbi ices, 1

fe soquire al ail the asset
ness. of Jor t it Hossland tad ‘So:
nie fe Mountain Blecttle Railway, Company,
pe 2 fo receive aid either ‘byway. of

mm
ality in said
Pootens ri eaiyince ‘all

other usual, necessary or ineldental powe:s
and privileges asimay be necessary or incl-
dental or conducive to the atrainmient of
the above objects or a nyo then

Dated at the it of Nelson this lst day of
December, A 1890,
Pe CDONALD & JOHNSON.

Solicitors for the Applicants.

CLASSIFIED.

dvertisements under this head inserted at the
vale of One Cent a Word. Nothing taken for
Tors han 25 cents. Ste Insertions, 1-00.

MISCELLANEOUS,

WANTED—American pool tatle on the in-
stallment plan. Address Trail Postofiice Box 303

WANTED-Rolled top desk, Taygart, Allan

Hotel.

LOST—Pocketbook containing two notes, te-
ceipt for aceldent policy and some money. Finder
leave same with John W. Garrison, Kootenay ae
tel bar and get Ilberal reward,

. TAILORING.

©. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goods in Kessland. None but first-class
labor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia
avenue, Rossland.

FOR RENT.

FOR RENT—Warm, pleasant rooms over the
Bellevue House, Spokane street. Rates reason-
able.

FOR RENT OR SALE—Shop and dwelling
combined at corner Second avenue and Earl
street, A decided snap. E.D. Orde, 46 Colum
bia avenue East. ot

FOR RENT—Furnished housek :eping rooms.
Apply at No. 17 Le Rol avenue, behind Windsor,
hotel.

TO LET—A suite of rooms. three in number:
will make first-class offices, Next door to the
Strand, upstairs. Apply, 1". O. box 853.

FOR SALE.

2

FOR ;SALE—Residence property cn Le Roi
avenue, Part cash, balance six months. © John
Jackson, Jr.

FOR SALE-—A five-roomed house, plastered
and nicely finished, in desirable location, The
price Is $1350. with $350 cash, $300 say in six
months, and the balance at the rate of $10 per
month. Apply at this office.

FOR SALE—

A prominent business corner at a bargain. "
A five-roomed furnished house on Butte St., $150
A fotr-roomed house on Davis St., $225.

A five-roomed house with all modern conveniences
with two-lots highly caltivated, house finely
furnished. at much less than

A sixpomed house and barn, ith lot partly
Pai

ane: farnitare ee Rood-will of a 17-roomed lodg-

Two Pie ef ground adjoining townsite to the
south, $!

Houses pie teats

7 E. N, ee & cO.,

Real Estate.. «Ins . Mining Broker

Bank of Montreal B Brick ‘Building,

‘ANADIAN
PACIFIC

-AND——

SOO LINE.

livect route from

KOOTENAY COUNTRY,

to ull points
EAST AND WEST.
First-@ass Sleepers on all trains from Revelstoke.
and Kootenay Landing:'

TOURIST ,CARS >

pass Medicine Hat, (daily), for St.: Paul; ar .

id Wednesdays for vigote: Fridays
Mor fontre and Boston,

ar-Same Cars pass_Revelsti Revelstoke one day earlier

CONNECTIONS:

Morning for and from
gon, and for Kaslo, Sandon ‘and Bieein
points, connects for all points in ..........

‘| THE BOUNDARY

pote oe

BOUNDARY COUNTRY. | oe :

"Hours, ROSSLAND TO
eiarecars 3 -NEL SON: Smee

For rates and full information, address the
earest local agent, oF
A.B. Mackenzie, City Ticket Agt.
A.C, McAtthur, Agent, Roastand.
W. F. Anderson, T. P. A., Nelson, B.C
E. [. Coyle, A.G.P. A. Vancouver, B,C.

S TPHE FAST LINE

_TO ALL POINTS.

THE DINING CAR ROUTE VIA
YELLOWSTONE PARK,
- SAFEST AND BEST.
SOLLD VESTIBULE TRAINS
EQUIPPED WITH -

iv Pullman Palace Cars, Elegant Din-

ing Cars, deri-Day Coaches,
Tourist’ Sleepiig Cars.

‘Through Hokets' to all points in.the United
tates and Canada,

- | Steamship toute to all parts of the world.
in via Taco!

Tickets to China and 3m ja mn
and Northern Pacific teamship Co.

h
at Trains depart from Spokane as follows:

No. 1 Westbound, at 9:55 p.m., daily.
No, 2 Eastbound, at 7:20 a.m,. daily.

For further information’ time, cards, mapa
and Hoxetss epply | is agents of the

BE. W. Raff, Agt. R. M. Ry.,
Rossland, B. C.

Ly
to |). W. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wn-

A.D. CHARLTON,

Agst, Gen. Pass Agt., Portland, @re,

jexa

|ROSS THOMPSON......

I have the following Blocks ti in tte following Sompanies for :ale:

Sacques, Plaid Blouses in

‘all new and just received:

FIRST AVE., AND WASHINGTON ST.

gaerwriniseeesvees* ys
Central Dry Goods

Co ~~~ STORE~~— -
C ko > I oS [ EOD |

——_Plain, Striped and Fancy ———

SILK WAISTS,

VELVET WAISTS in Assorted Colors,

Japanese Robes, : i
Eiderdown Robes, Eiderdown Dressing

different colors, and Ladies’ Wrappers

4 MA
‘Our assortment of Ties is something won- dil
derful. It pays to see our line as
they are pronounced Leaders.

CY Orr Cv O~IC O~D
HO LSTEAD & WRIGHT.

SVeseee

Clearing

re do not want to humbug
2nd compare with ours—-goods of ot ena ao Iiguality; prices just HALE

eA it ‘Wool Socks—Good value. 25¢; nly aai4e.| aig. as we bought a parcel o}
Values from $15 to 835,

fe suit all pockets, from asc t

Underw ‘he greatest variety, best wool,
from kk cto $3.00 per garment

wane 7 icon toc to $4 pel
Qveralts and Jqmpers—Fully $n, riveted, os

Pants—At all prices from $1.00 to $6 per Rair atest
wiftits, In neh style, grade, size and color. You

oak sad make special mention of these

Stock-Taking: SALE |

Discount off, or whatever a snap yous get pt offered, ye! you a will haxe to, pay slways the s same.

Rossland

1 sf S00 al
only ase. German, in iar, and we will soll acrataiaeiy, fphliesthey fase
as gor t0 $1.40 " wreath for $eand

Shirts—White, laundered, cotton, wool| Mackisiteshes—From $2 to Pa : worth double
andaiher makes, domestic sna eas at prices Miners’ O11 Clothing—Lower than our com-
peti

Sweaters—A good ausoriment com 40 to $4.50 Mackinaw Ctothing—From $1.00. 1

aud Mitts Lined or Unlined. splendid A cae cae

need cre Ssociate
best geods in town, on quality from yet $6 per pair.

joes—Leather and Rubber,
we ‘double value for your money. | any pine at ce eSuality.
Prices, asset | has save 50 Se on the dollar oy cating

The Rossland i Trading Co.,

Old Salvation Army Building. J. Cherrington, Manager.

|Ross land Auction House,

43 East Columbia Avenue., BL. Bannett, ‘Manager

e->d

MANUFACTURED BY

Are Better than the Best.

WHOLESALE AT

| AG Crow & Morris,. Rossland.

3 —_HOUDES——* 9
Straight Cut
- Cigarettes.

Boe

Served to”

B. Houde & Company, Quebec residence.

Dre. A. MILLOY,

Eureka C f, He

per month,

Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and Zila M

Lots in the Original. Townsite

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

QUICK WORK (|

done. Light and

house, or aly any’ class
= SELL

SOAR

Red Star Storage & Transfer G

Does a ~equiar Storage and Transfer business, Baggage delivescd
Willcalt at any yey of the city. Meet all trains. Contract and
andled. Mining machinery delivered: oft

short notice. ‘Ore cont Pactey eh » Farnita re, Piatos and Safes ved.
pay damage done to anything we handles - Good Storage facilities: reason:
able rates, no,tire risk, We set asshippers’ agents. Will clear, transfer,
ee

oop. 4
Olftice: Washington St., opposite rh of Montreal. a aia Hartline, Mgr.

WHOLESALE MARKETS

_ Grand Forks, and Vancouver.

RETAIL MARKETS

Ferguson, and Vancouver.

‘P. BURNS & CO.

Resstind, -Nelson, Sandon, Revelstoke; Greenweed,

Resslund, Trail, Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, Sanden;
Deaver, Silverton, ; Cascade City, Grand: Forks,
Greeaweed,* Pheenix, Midway, Camp McKinney,

William Donald, Mgr., Rosstatid Branch. ©

' DIARIES

1900.

OFFICE and POCKET.

We have a few

CALENDARS

left. Will sell them at COST.

——

LINTON BROS.

BOOK STORE.

eee The

Waffle Parlor.

34=36 Washington St.,

eu s J MEALS-in
erates 5 Receland:

— cenr——-

Tickets, : -21-Meals, $5:00

$4-88 Washington Street.

Rolt & Grogan

FOR RENT.

Large commodions Warehouse in the cen-

r of the

n.
Whturniahed iitosm, suitable for bachelor.

en Washingte
Hine Large Office on Columbia ayonue,
suitable for broker.

._ FOR “SALE.

‘Hotel vd Bal joon on Second avenue. farn-

ished throughout; doing splendid bush
we

(iss, Easy tel

JUST... 7
OPENING.

‘a fine line of Toronto Biscuit
& Confectionery Co,’s assorted

BISGUITS. JAMS AND

Bvaything in Groceries

MORRISON & BRYENTON,

Columbia avenue.

CIGARS!

Finest Im-
ported
and: Domestic
Cigars
Pipes, and
all kinds
of Chewing.
and Smoking
Tobacco.
7 ate.
CAPT.

SHAW'S

A

AGNEW. & CO,

SELLING AT COST

For the balance wile ate Monit we

Men’s  Riibbers,| Over-
shoes, Overalls; Shirts
and’ Drawers,- at Cost.

Gur stock of Groceries‘and. Esovisions can’t
be beat for quality and pi

GEO. AGNEW & Co.,

Cor. 8rd avenue and Washington street.

W. C. McDONALD,
Contractor and’ Builder.

| Estimates given .on, Contracts of any |
description.

‘Apply 85 Thompson Avenue:

Moving and Raising Buildings a Specialtyen4

IN THE LARDEAU

Prof, Blockberger Has Bich Ore iu
That District

News was ‘received yesterday
morning. by . Mr. Ironside Dunn
from the Lardeau, which will ino
doubt be pleasing ‘to a ‘number! of
Rossland people, who hold interests
in that section of the country. The
Eva and'Iron‘dollar claims, bonded
for:$50,000 toButte and Boston cap-
ital, under Mr. Skee, is showing’ up

remarkably well. . Two shifts have

‘The i on
Ethicpean Talent Will Perform
The Rossland minstrels are billed
to appear next Thursday «and Fri-
day night atthe Rossland opera
house. The artists have been re-
hearsing for the past two months
and a perfect performance’ of Ethi-
opian minstrelsy is promised. The
proceeds of Thursday's pertormance
will be for the benefit of the Man-
sion House fund for the wives and

‘been kept at. work since

beginning of September and made
good ‘progress. Surface assays
gave from.$429 to. $635 and it was
feared that the ore was so rich: on
the surface as not to, hold out by
depth. The work done on the ‘ ‘prop-
erty, however, shows that the oré
not only is holding its own but is
increasing in’ _value, : the’. vein
being about 35 feet wide. “This
will be of great interest to Prof... F.
R. Blockberger, and his different
partners, Messrs. Peisr,” Ouimette,
Langley, Ross Thompson and ‘Hon.
D.M. McLaughlan of. Portland,
Ore., who own the Kingston group,
‘the claims next to this rich Property.
Little has been done on these ‘prop-
erties, which promise to’: become a
most valuable proposition ‘with fur-
ther develop Prof.” Blockb

ger personally own the’ Tweedie,
between the Iva and the “Iron Dol-
dar, and’ has ore with “with much

| free. gold visible'to the naked -eye..

The Lardeau will no doubt .sur-
prise the people in the ne: futyre,
whien “transportation facilities ‘are
Hrovided for this rich country.

—_———THE——_—

Gity Bakery
24 WASHINGTON STREEL. rs
Bratt Cake still on hand., em, of it made

month aj and
“past ay ts ait 'mage of the
cheinateriatand the
‘ prices are right.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
-& Sale Stables.

~ OHN F LINDBURG +e «+PROPRIBTOR

‘ Heavy, Transferring: .
rst-class Saddle & Pack Horses. ©

STABLES:
Commercial Alley, *Phone No. 89.

., Postofiice Box 16.

_ Plumbing Shop.

Eporans 8t., opp. Burns’ market.
—

Clay Pipe and Fittings
for Chimneys.
Sanitary, Plumbing a
. Specialty. :

Teleptione 27 . P. 0. Box 271.

rs
BUSINESS CARDS.

DENTIST, saith

“Rooms: Stone blouk, over Bank ef Torotito

\ Columbia Ave.

F. W. HINSDALE,
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

: In Custom Hodse building,
Alse New Xork Life Iusurance Agency.
Washington strect. Rossland, B.C

A. @. Creelman. George Beam

.P. 0. Box 815.
CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS &)

BUILDERS... =.

means furnished on all chinids of of work.

‘Jobbing promptly attend
Office and shop: Commercial court,
rei

r MOSBLAND: Be.

Job Printing

ef every deseription, at the Rxconp office.

We alse.make a specialty of Color work.

Everything as Cheap as you can nak
-{t, and no work to be pone,

nee —

CANADIAN \N VICTORY -

is likened to Rossiand west end stocks, Not
when British reverses sent everything else he

TX L, Giant, and
Far’
~ Se. A 4

Bis

went up, and will keep improving, Why? The
values and ore are. both there-in tarag quantities,
and the. alate ners cund: it ou! Assays from
$1.20 vige Veli ins, and. is nt
Srosteutting 2 ¥ very liege ledge in tunnel No. 2.

Buy Big Four
Today!

OFFICE, COLUMBIA AVENUE,
-Two doors above Masons Hall,

P.O. Box 545, Rossland, B.C.

Pooled Shares, 3 cents for treasury purposes
only and treasury certificates 4 cents.

Rocten ay ( Cate.

Fresh Oysters in any ate
Game in Beason... -.

Private rooms for parties.
Business Men's Lunch, 35c.

Open Day and Right.
Rooms and Bar ..... see. «sd connection
Miss K. Swanson, Prop.

WH. FALDING.

Accouritant,
Insurance -
and Mining Agent and
Auctioneer.

“| Manag or Rossland Opera House. |

AGENT: Eat
Sun Lite Assurance Co:, of Canada.
The Canada Accident

Assurance Co.,
(Accident, Liability and Plate dias.)

zand

‘Shampooing 5°. cents — Tand 75
cénts. ‘Hairdr ssing- “50 -. cents.
Manicuring 75 cents. .Have your
combings and cut hair made into
switches at Miller-Dervant’s,’ 129
East Columbia avenue? ol! icity
office,

Stock Exchange —

Messrs. J. T. ‘McKillop & Co.
will open tdémorrow an office in
Alderman Dean’s building to .cran-
sact -business. on the ; New York
stock . exchange ‘and the Chicago
board of trade. ‘They will receive
over their’ own* ‘wires. ‘continuobs
tiirket~ quotations of tall” leading
New York. stocks and Chicago
grain and provisions. ~; + The same
facilities will. becoffered th the investing
public as are found on the New
York and Chicago +. exchanges.
Frank S. Taggart will/be local man-
ager of the Rossland/office. The.
session opens here at 7 a. m. owing
to the difference in time between
here and the east.

Organs and pianos;
Wallace's. .

‘easy terms;

‘NOTICE. i
‘The British Columbia Southern Ral lay ‘com

Pany ‘will apply to the Parliament of Canada at its

next

to complete ut any time before the End of the

xe con FIEIG, westeta section aa deserisea in the

xe of the said Parliament (60-61 Victoria, Cha ter

36) and a branch line from a peint.on its main line

‘at or near the forks of Michel Creek," thente by

way of Michel: Creek: to Martin Creek, ‘and for
arposes.

ard,
H, Came BELL OSWALD, Sec! 7
Montreal, 17th November, tia. a teeoe
Morice. |

NOTICE is hereby 7 oniven’ phat on aa i
te 1 intend to -appl.

a

.| Chtet Ganaiseiouer ot, Lands mW Works, i
for permission to purchase three
a

south 160; chains, thence west 40 chains,

thence north 160 chains fo he place of com-*}-

mencement.
. This notice was posted the Mth day of
1» 1890.

Tnronas_Hannis,
Foon coatands b. of Kaslo, B. G.
sland,

MINERAL ACT, 1606, .

Certificate of Improvements.

NOTICE —"Bannock”” ‘minéral claim, situate in
the Trail Creek mining district, | Where lor

cated—on Spokane moudtaln, near Rossland:
Take pot ethat I, A. G. Gamble of Nelson,

+ Free Miners Certificate No. B. 27528. as aj nt for.

GH Ky ‘ree Miner's Certil on

intend, sixty days from the date hereol, tO apply
to the Mining Recorder ‘for a-Certif.

im:
Frovemente, for the purpose of optaining @ Crown
fant of the above claim.
‘And further take notice that action, under:
Hon 37, must be commenced before, the issuance

. Sere

“CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,
ENGINEERS. AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken.

pecialty. Rortusy Yar Vamps xe

‘Third Avenue, Rossland.

in 8
Mille, Gongentraters, Bt.

* G16 Gare, Whicels and 'Kies, Bugkets, Fabs, Shatting, Hater and Palters, eipe work

took. r Wm. Hamiltor

Artistic Job Sane

At the Resord Office............--Postoftice Biosk.

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ple
November oth
man posts. Ww. scorer of Oliver 3. Har-_
ris’ mineral cl

NOTLOE fs is ‘hereby ah given! ‘that 30 days after
to apply to the: Chief.

Commtsnionee Of Lani and Works for fe

paission to porches the followed described

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Uughs creeks, Gost River minin; igision,
of West Kootenay, and containing 160

res.
Oxntven. i. Hanats,
Young & Burnett, stand, B «
‘onsland, B. O,

relati of British soldi in South
Africa, and Friday's will be for the
Sisters’ hospital.

No pains have been spared by
the management to make the per=
formance a success. W. J. Nelson,
the king of interlocutors, with eight
of the liveliest end-men, will no
doubt provoke a great deal of
mirth, The performance will’ con-
sist of an olio of diversified talent
and choice bric-a-brac,consisting of
banjo solos, songs and sayings, mu-
sical solos, trios and sestets. - There
will also be a grand clog tourna-
ment, fancy drill with miltary
songs, clog and step dances, patri-
otic songs with scenic effects, bag-
pipes and Scotch dances, and other
specialties. The martial - song,
written specially for the occasion,
“While There’s a Thread in the
Old British Flag,” and Scott Gat-
ty’s “Good Night” will be sung by
a chorus of 4o.voices. Hon. T.
Mayne Daly, Q. C., as Sambo’-on |.
the stump, will be a whole show in
himself. Jack Matthews will appear
in. his celebrated Swede and Italian
dialect speeches. Messrs. Kennedy,
McIntyre and Harris’ abilities are
well known and theic clog tourna-
ment will no doubt be well appreci-
ated, The six Peri sisters will ap-
pear in a grand cake-walk, through

-the kindness of the sisters and Mr.

EWERT BROS
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JEWELERS &
ENGRAVERS.

FINE WATCH REPAIRING.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIME-PIECE INSPECTORS.

Brackman: Kerr Milling Co.

ESTABLISIIBD 1878——

Successors to Thomas .& Smith, «= -
Grain, Hay and
Mill Feed.

PALACE GRAND.

MONDAY, "JANUARY. 8, 1900.

Klockmann of the _International§
The Peris are@artists in their line.
Mr. and Mrs, Al. Ralston, opera
duettists, have kindly consented to
contribute to the program.’ ‘They
rank among the most refined sing-
ers of the vaudeville.stage and came
here from the Orpheum at: Fran-
cisco.

“No person. who likes: genyine fun
shout fail“ to’ see pe i cbigh-elass
perfomance.

Will Rising Comedy VaudevilleG .

Second week of the marvelous

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Eline De Boise, Freill and Barr, John Howett, Bessie Vernon.

f Fine = Goods.

Physicians recommend’ most
highly, Schlitz’s extract of’ malt.
Sold by the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. Import-
ed_white wines, clarets.and Burgun-
diés by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate prices. te)

BUSINESS OOALS:

- The Home Kitchen, Second ‘Kees:

‘Pnue near C. P2 R. depot. Strictly

home cooking: -and pastry. Short
orders,

Rossland Coffee House, newly
opened, opposite Hunter Bros?
storey -Everything first-class.

First-class roadsters and nothing
but new: singlé and double cutters
at the Montana stables, phone 6. .

~ Blankets and: harness at Clark's.

sin town—
ing’ room. Union |,

Everything nobby, and ‘up-to-date
in the hookups at the Montana
stables, phone 6.

Call. at M. W.., Simpson's for
news, stationery, tobaccos, music,
sleighs, toys. . _

You fool yourself.if-you think to

-| get .better. goods though you pay

sO much‘ more’ than, at the Rossland
"Auction houses #

The Russel hotel is first-class in
every,respect, .Table is -not , ex- |/
celled'i in’ Rossland. are fe

* Dry Scott's ‘Headache Powders
area sure cure- for . headaches
caused by powder smoke, etc. Sold
at Morrow's Drug store.

“Up-Town ‘restaurant, Washing-

‘|-ton.street, opposite C. P. R. depot.

First-class ‘meals. | Horatio Dufly,
Proprietor. _ <

Rubbers, ‘overshoes, boots and
fine footwear.for men, women and
children. The .best Canadian and
American goods, at Lalonde’s.

Look—Cleaning,; pressing and
‘dyeing done on short’ notice at .the
Washington Street Dyeing and
Cleahing works. Telephone 128.
Mrs, Currie, prop.

Dat Burn Oil
wt Use Flectric | Lights!

They reduce Inrurance, give your home of
business place a brighter appearan
save you money in many ways

Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting,
Electric Fixtures carried in Stock.

Elecite Powerus

poses, It is mauch eheaper than steam.
nts

supped, fer Mining aud Manufacturing pu
jor

win case ol souble sith ee ees No. 67, between 8a. my
a

Rossland Water & Light © G.

@ae-——Telephone No. 67—-—~am\,

|The ‘Aglington——_—e=—
THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL
a Headquarters for Commer-

cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms.
Joun HAveRTY,: Proprieter

| UNEXCELLED TABLE.

Katie D. Green G. M.
aud D..Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated fon North Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B.C.

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
Bifty thousand shares of the Company's Treasury Stock is new
offered to the public at

71-2 Cents per Share,

‘and can be had on application to

22 Columbia Aveuue, GEORGE H. GREEN,