‘ROBBLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 0, 1808. !
‘ 11 got wan Joe emt Paris fachiones it you Sent
a 1eS it trimmod or singed, or shampooed to perfection, |
: : hen g0 0 MADAM BROCHET,

. The Australian Specialist,
Do you require the perfection of p brilliant,

Midwinter Festivities Will Exceed All

Other Rossland Fetes.

Nelsgn Customs Returns.
The following are the custome returns
from the port af Neleon for the month of
October: -

AINES ND STOCK MARKET

IEPORTS.

to keep your i
your teeth white, your skin soft and supple, MADAM BROCHET will do it tor
yon. PIMPLES, Freckles, Blotches, dandroff, &e., &c., quickly removed froin
ladies and gentlemen. SMOKERS’ black tecth magically w nitened by the use of
Madam Brochew’s Smokesr Tooth Powder. Advice free, Noto Addrces, Madam

ossland Evening Record-

Fox, grocer. OL. 8, No. 1U9 ROSSLAND, B. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,. 1898.

THREE SKI COURSES SELECTED bos = : —

The foreat- en 00 ee oe ~{|MASTER MINDS |

Manufactures, 670 00 JRoss Thompson. j LADIES’ RINGS... a ie S <2 a } lt ROI ROUBLES OVER
| One very strong point: in our bi Hinps the

i 1
adies’ Rings. I pny special attention to this line. and congequently show
L have blocks of stock in the following companies for sale;

«$83,863 00
1,741 00

Dutiable goods.
Free goods.....

War Eagle in Good Demand Today

at Thres Dollars. oc BSH 604 00

~ $10,288 74

Total imports.
Duty collected...
EXPORTS.

PRICE 5 CENTS

GOOD SHOWING ON KNOB HILL

COL, SCOTT STAYS THE SALE
BY GIVING $8,000 SECURITY.

The Money Was depositcd With Reg-
ister Schofield this Morning.

The Cold Snap Gives Vim to the
Preparations Now in
Progress.

Brandon and Golden Crown in
Boundary Rapidly Coming
to the Front.

Total exports.......--+ «$65,011 05 ‘ = :
B. A.“C; People Secure’ the’ Control

Dr. Cuse Cunes Catarnn Artze Or-,

tlie largest and choicest collection of them found in the Kootenay. ‘1 have
ERATIONS Fal.

RSTO EMER TM,

——_—_—_

‘War Engle was again in good demand
at about $3. Virginia was firm at 38c
bid. Knob Hill is quoted at 60 cents,
and from the excellent showing on the
property this stock should soon be up ‘to
$1. The Brandon and Golden Crown in
the Boundary camp, adjoining the well-
known Winnepeg property, are rapidly
developing their property by sinking a
shaft down to 150 feet and by drifting on
the Winnipeg lead, which dips right
into the Golden Crown. Large blocks of
the treasury stock have been placed in |.
Eastern Canada at 25 cents.

Today’s ‘Quotations.

Brandon & G Crwn25_| Iron Hors
Saraboo (G'y MK.)$1.10 | Jumbo «
wo Creek, an & \ Jubilee.
10 | Lily Ma’
Terwi
Mont
vel

Victo!
War Eagle.
White Bear.

EUREKA STOCKS,
ack Tail... Prsncess Mand.
Et q San Poll.
Butte & Boston...

Metal Market.

New Yorx, Oct. 6.—Copper—firm ;
brokers’ price, $12.50; exchange price;
$12.50. Lead—very weak:. brokers’
price, $3.55; exchange price,
$3.62, to $3.6734 Bar silver,60%c ;Mexican
silver dollars, 4734c: silver certificates
BLE to 6034. .

Ore

Toronto, March 16th, 1897.
My boy, aged fourteen, has been a
sufferer from catarrh, and latel.

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a special
eneral meeting of the: Slocan Western
fining company, limited liability, will
be held ‘at the office of the company,
No,.121 East Columbia avenue, Ross-
land, on ‘Tuesday, the 22nd day of No-
vember, A. D, 1898, at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, for the election of directors,
nnd for the purpose of considering and
if deemed advisable of passing 8 resolu-
tion authorizing the registration of the
company under the Companies Act,
1807, under the name of the Rossland
Golden Gate Development Company,
Limited. THOMAS PREST,

: Secretary.
Dated 7th November, 1897.

There will baa meeting at the City
hall on Saturdsy evening next, Nov. 12,
at 8:80 o’clock of the winter carnival
committee. It is to be a general com-
mittee meeting, the object of which ie
tasettle upon adate for the holding of
the carnival. It is desirable that as fall
an attendance as, possible be had, s0
that there may be no farther delay in
announcing to the outside world the
date of the sports, giving all ample time
to prepare for them.

Rossland’s winter carnival this year
will exceed in’ splendor all preceding
virtues in. that- direction if the work of
those who provide the sports counts for
anything. The “oldest inhabitant” isa
much sought after individual. for he
predicts. 9 long winter. The Curling
and Skating Rink company is pushing
the work at their ice palace and Olaue
Jeldness has: been: most enthusiastic in
ski running.

ness are: First from the summit of Deer
Park in, one down Red moun-

Wm. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKER.

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

ROSSLAND . ... B.C.

House to Rent.

Partly furnished. Four Rooms.
Second avenue east. $12.00 per
month.

T. PREST & CO.,
121 COLUMBIA, AVE.

Ore shipments from the Ressland
mines from Jan. 1 to Nov. 5, 1898, fol-

Sunset No. 2
Deer Park

Giant...
Total....++

‘Weekly Ore Shipments.
The following shipments of ere

made during the week ending,Nov. 5:

To Trail:
War Eagle
{TO NORTHPORT SMELTER.
Le Roi..
Total.

were 1,035 tons.

« 92,491

: 8,832
Shipments for same week last year

were

Shipments were divided as follows:
“Trail, 700; Silica, 100; Northport,

000.

The total shipments from the camp
since January 1, 1897, aggregate 167,095
tong.

International Music Hall.

One of the best vaudeville bills of the
sengon will be found at the International
this week. This is an entire change of
programme, new faces, new songs, new
acta, all of which makes a very enjoyable
entertainment. George and Lizzie Bird
are the main attractions this week—two
eastern artists, with a new and original
novelty—entitled, “A trip tothe Chin-
ese Thenter.” Itis avery neat piece of
character work, delightfully and artis-
tically rendered. White & Harris,
Browning Sisters and J. H. Fielding all
produce something new and give very
good satisfactfon. Business is away up
to high water mark.

Jerry Spellman

HAB THE

Best. Saloon in

ROSSLANDS’
ONLY
EVENING
PAPER

‘THE |
RECORD
TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS
A
WEEK.

tain, and the third on Monte Christo
mountain. ‘The first is Mr. Jeldness’
favorite, and he has had the track cut
out for a width of 16 feet down the
whole aide’dfthe hill, The fall is abcut
1,000 feet, and the course iteelf is three-
quarters of a mile long. The finich is
near-W. T. Oliver’s residence on Davis
stréet, and the races can be seen plainly
from Le Roi avenue. -~

If yon are not satisfied with yourlaun-
ary ‘work try the Roseland Laundry.
same location, near postoffice. ;

Old newspapers for eale at the Record
office, 15 cents per hundred ; 200 for 25
cents.

Umbrellas repaired and saws dled at
shooting gallery, First avenue.

The Rossland Laundry 1s doing good

work ata reagonable price. ‘Try them,
Near the postoffice.

An important mecting of the board of
trade will be held at 8 o'clock at J. F.
McCrea’s office.

Razors hollow ground, s'ssors, doctor's
inatraments and all kinds of edge tools
ground at shooting galery, Firat Ave.

NOTICE.

The first
Mining and &me:t!

ieonel Liability,
he company, No.'!

. No.1, Columbia Avenue, + O68
land hureday evening, November 10,
Bo'elo

10, 1898, at

The courses picked out by Mr. Jeld-}'

Eureka Consolidated West Le Roi and Josie. Monits, Gopher,
Homestake, Evening Star Monte Cristo, Sivlerine and R. E. Lee.

Lotsinthe Origirial Townsite
“THE REDDIN JACKSON . CO.; AGENTS, -:- -:- ROSSLAND, B. C,

LOLOL OOO IN OP OA OOO OR
For Any Season.

} Job printing of all kinds done to your entire eutisfaction at the

Record Job office, 12014 Columbia avenue. Letter heads, pill ‘heads,
statements, counterslips, cards, meal tickets, etc., a epecialty. Call
© and get prices.

UP-GO DAGE PRINTING. 54
DOODOL-9-L-Y HOOD HHO OSH

Quick Work.

Red. Star Livery and. Transfer Co.

anyphere at any time day or night. : ee a
you are getting up a driving party, see us about rige—; horses.

Horsea boarded by the day or Fonth. 7

prees and baggage work; will call at pny part of the city. Contracte and job work
d ne promptly, light or heav freight handled, mining machinery delivered on
short notice, ore contracts taken. Furniture, prance and eafes safely meved. We
pay all damages done to anthing we handle. ‘6 act as shippers’ agents, will tran
afer, warehouse, or ship any class of goods.

We sell Washington seasoned Fir and Tamarac wood,
Stables: Le Roi Aventue.

-Rear of Hunter Bros.-

John W. Hartline, Proprietor.

Office: 9 Washington
- -Martin Block.-

MINERAL AT 1898.
Certificate of Improvements —

NOTICE.

Black Bull Mineral Claim, situate in the
treek Mining Division of West Kootenay
. Where “n Sullivan crock,

MINERAL ACT. 1896.
Certificate of Improvements.

NOTICE.

Myrtle Xo. 1 mineral Claim, situate in the

si Trafl creek Mining Division of West Kootenay

River. district. Where located:—About one half a

Devereux, acting | mile up Sullivan creek und west of the colum-
4. No. 12425 | pia river.

‘lake notice that I, Wm. E. Dev acting
as 700 J
nd WH
wn graut of the above claim. 38U6. .

a erie take notice that action, under | to un ty
section 87, mnat be commenred tefore the is-
suance of euch certificate of improvements.
‘Dated this lth day of Eeptemter, 188.

Wa. XK, DEUEREUX

@ Cro
And
of ob
9 claim.
notice that action, yncer
section 37, ust be commenced before the 1s
suance of such certificate of improvements.
Dated this itth day oftoptem! F 1898.

hi
ck.
THOMAS AN A
kecre!ary-Trersurer,
Dated Rossland, November 8, 189°.

SMITH CURTIS. A. MACNISI.

Curtis & MacNish

Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Agents for Offices and koome in
Imperial Block.

Imperiel Block. Rossland B.v.

LE ROI LIVERY
SALE and FEED STABLE.

JOHN F. LINBURG, Proprietor.
STYLISH RIGS FOR RENT,
FIRST-CLASS SADDLE AND
PACK HORSES.

STAnLES: .
Columbia Avenue, ‘Phone No. 37.
Commercial Alley, ’Phoue No. 39.

The Melville Hotel.

Townsite of Melville, Big
Sheep Creek,.

0, BOX 136

all parties visiting Sophie Mountain or
Chriatina Lake district.

Cable Address, ‘ Vanadium.
Use Moreing & Neal's Cod

E. W. Liljegran, M. E.,

‘| section 37, ust

Now affords good accommodation for te

MINERAL ACT, 1898.
Certificate of Improvement.

NOTICF.

Superior No. 4 Mineral Claim, situate in tho
grail Greek Mining Diviston of West Kootenay
district, . Where loea‘ed:—About four ‘miles
north of Rossland B.C.

Take notice that 1,Wm, E
agent fork, M. Grogan Esq,
t

wements, for the
purpose of obtaining a Crown grant of the

above claim.
‘And further take notice that action, under
he commenced before the is-

M. K. DEVEREAU,
R. LS

Hunter Bros.,

eee. The Mascot Gold Mining Company,

Limited Liability.
Fresh Fancy Groceries,
Table Delicacies,

ROCQUEFORT CHEESE.
IMPERIAL CHEESE,
SWISS CHEESE.

CROSS & BLACKWELLS’,
JAMS, JELLIES PICKLES.
COCOAS
and CHOCOLATES.

eral Neetins
ent Gold Stink:
will be bi

umbia Aven

rt any pari
franchises and

E.
jr

suance of such ol .
Dated tis tifteenth day of Soptea-bor, 1698,
wa. E. DEV,

nd forthe:

seventeenth

eral Meett:
the

MINERAL ACT, 1896,
Certificate of Improvement,

NOTICE.
n of Wert

wted:—The ‘Sea

enact cf Bix fheop

ney Trail The

astof Big: heep

north

m1
augnee.of such ool ficate ot mprozements,
with day ietober, 189%,
Pased inte if 3No. B, GHANTRELL.

‘GRAHAM'S

of w
ports strictiy confidential.

Rossland...

Charges Moder ate. Rossland, B.C,

A$ THE BEST ‘PLACE. FOR A MEAL
Whi

en you are on the

4 Edward’s Ferry

ld at

ation. .

Dated this twenty-third day of August, 169.
‘By order,

D. CAMPBELL,

The
Grand.

European Plan

NOTICE
Re Mineral Act.
NOTICE js horeby given that section 24 of thi:
‘oct which ‘provi jes that, “A Free Sfiner,
Company of Biners, shail’ bo alluwed to por-
form on any 01 is all the

Spokane, Wavhington.
Modern in all its appointments.
1 eadquarters for mining men Rates
reaymable. Centrally located, cornet
He vard and Mill streets.

MONTANA LIVERY

26 Washington Street.

First Claes Saddle and Driving Horses.
Boarding Horses a Specialty.

Road to Boundary.

Telephones - M.A. HARVEY. SPOKANE, SEASHINGTON,

Tel. No 8

Good sad:tle horses, elegant turnouts and fancy driving teams; will drive you §

8. ‘
Packing of all kinds done, We do ex- §

\

Sau. I’ ARTHUR, Proprietor. &

FROY A

Bialty Superintending Development

them in all etylee with any combination ‘of stones, andthe values are ‘the

very, beat which are made possible on!

ly by buying for CASH.

J. W.. SPRING, _

Successor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING.

NEXT NOOR T

u

') .POSTOFFICE, ;

_-* of the: Stock in Spokane,

rireg

GASH OFFER OF $8.87 4-2 AGCEPTED

icCrae & Co
ining-and ;
) nvestmentB rokers.

Minin: properties bought and gold; } 2
R we havo. buyers -for- the. standard
min'ng stocks of Koote-ay.» Confi-
dential reports furnished on applica:
‘tion by competent enginver.,

psiersin Real Estate
ONEY: Loaned at

FOI Rates of-Interest.

ORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED oe

fie Addrese, ‘Morse,” Rossland.
Bdes, Clough’s and Bedford MeNeil’s

soba! tug sal
1 AC CLAR:
44 Columbia Ave.

Rossiann, B.C.;
P.O. Box 258.

lining Engineer):

ts Made for U: Ca

J... AONEYFORD
- The East End Tailor.
e>Fine- Suit <>

171 Conuspra AVENUE East.

Sr Ma sh and .
ges of id z
“his pe- Warren. Went to Spo-
irae ‘kane Today.
relinees may be
to serve you, Weare
meking our. oS , :
i H thy Bt Once: more comes the announcement
irculating Library~ ©], Gre C8 ‘s
"the grost feature {Sr-the winter months. that the Le Roi troubles are at an end
‘All the latest books at : and that the-B. A.C. people have now

Prof. E, DREYFOUS,
Pe Teacher of Violin, Mandolin, Eto,

Jed KARN PIANOS

Private instructic

H: Ss. WA ELAC E,. _. | succeeded in acquiring full control of all

hn | the Le Roi stock ‘that was held by the
Stationery fe Wall reper rate (boeds: | minority or Tarner faction.’ -The B. A.
Zi 2 ok = corporation. has *had~ millions: of - ita
5 ;{ money tied up-in the Le Roi-stock ever
en | BX- MAYOR SCOTT. SELL since its first. parchaso" of the- Peyton
3 atock. There have been no dividends

FACTORY STOCK. FOR $110,000 received by ‘the’ B.-A. ©: people upon

-|their holdings, and according to the
Washington.laws it’ looked as if they.

He of.55 Por Cent of His

BREAD

Tathe staff of life, but bread
made from . . S

FLEISCHMANS
AY RAST.

Teo Bakery in Iteclt.
§ i

might eventually lose their. already ‘ac-
quired stock olwing to. the section of the
law pertaining to ‘alien ownership.’
Every ‘reasonable effort has been made by
the B. A. CO. to get the balance of the stock
and slmostievery legal means exhausted
as/well, but it proved tobe all in-vain,
and if anything put the-B. A.C, people
ina Worse position, not to mention the
y expense incurred: -~ 2

ost careful. cénsider-

Interest in’ His Galt Factory.

Ex-Mayor - Robert Scott “who~ went
cast. several: weeks ago ona business
trip: ond Was delayed’-in’ Chicego ‘bya
serious accident throengh. which he wae
injured, has consumimated the déal that
called him east: L

Word was. received in a Ly
mail-last. evening that Mr.’ Scott has
sold.65 per cent of his, stock in-his fac-.
tory at Galt,” Ont.) for -€110,000.. Mr.
s ivigndesd REPSRE AY

tgs BE SH-ODAILY,

0. M. Fox & Co.

SOLE AGENTS ._ ;

106 Columdia Ave. . Tel. 65.

(W) tic

gratified tovhearof his sutcess.
CHAS. LOVELAND DIDN'T
CBee WAIT FOR® HIS ‘MEDICINE!

239,000 “shares, Tha money. was de-

posited in one of the Spokane banks.

Enz agp, CaonYn, |

3.8. CLUTE,
‘J. A:MACDONALD. ”

Surveying. and Aesaying

‘Macdonald Clute & Cronyn
Earristers, Solicitors rand. Notarie

olicttora for the Bank of British North America

Money to Loan.

eporting on ‘Mineral Properties.-

McB: LAND.

Buruntne, R

McHughes: Gets Four ‘Months for Ro-

‘Phis offer. wad acceptable to com: the
an sisting an Offi er. - p wad noceptable.to some of Te

holders‘it is said, but not all. So after
dome farther conference upon the mat-
‘ter, the price was, raised to $8,37/}z, and
from information, received‘ in the city
late last night, from a reliable source, ip
iu definitely stated that ‘all the minority
holders have at'last agreed to accept the

Charles Loveland, ‘who was fined, yes-
$. terday by Judge Jordan $40 for frequen-
ting houses of ill fame an ¢ paid:his fine,
was_ immediately rearrested upon’ a
charge of vagrancy, he having in’ hir

acy)
oi)
f° odainty
CIR their mothers,
LH? | ett

any one age or Fex
of **gaod shees for

TALL
SHOES

all sorts of gambling ‘phara-
pharnalia, loaded dice, ete... During the
afternoon he put up 45) cash’ bail and

cash offér of $8.373¢ made by the B. A.
C. people, and ‘that the deal isto be
Tinally consummated this afternoon in

C.©. balondes

- Strong shoes forsturdy boye and stylish.shoes for fathers,
‘oes for little girls and migees ‘and elegant shoes for
We do not. confine ourselves to supplying
with FOOTW EaR, but snake a epecialty
everyune.”? Our stuck is.complete, com-
prieing every kind of Boot. and Shoo manufactured, light,
medium, or heavy. Prices areall light, however.

for little. | was releas-d pending his triul today.
chaps

ing he failed ‘to pnt in an appearance.

short visit.

RLSSODSDSODLOSLOSCVOSCOLSL
HONTER BROS.
—=IMPORTERS= =
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

| General Merchandise.

anufacturers’ Agents.
ining Supplies, =

FAGENTS:—GOODWIN CANDLES, CANNON STEEL, GIANT.
POWDER, OALIFORNIA CAPa AND FUSK-

-ROSSLAND AND SANDON. 2

8899 O GSO GLICO LOLLOLLE@

jail.

When his ease was-called. this, morn:

The court ordered his buil forfeited, 8
the city treasure is $99 ahead on hit

John McHugh, who’ was arrested for
rerieting an oicer in the performance of
- |his duty, pleaded, guilty to the charge
ind wag sentenced to four months im-

McHagh is no doubt an alias as hé

Spokane .and all necessary papers
signed upon the arrival. of Gov. C. Hy,
Mackintosh and Gen. ©. L. Warren;
who -went-down’ this -m-rning “to be
present at the final proceedings.

The price paid the minority holders:is
quite-an advance: upon that paid the
Peyton faction, but the B. A. C. people
say that they feel fully justified in
making this raise, believing that the re-
cent developments in the mine have
more-than d the increase in the

is known-to have had a bad r
in California.

WHO IS YOUR TAILOR?

S prisonment at hard labor.in- the Nelson
a
@
S

value of the stock, anil as a farther in-
centive they wish to avoid--further legal

GHCCHLOSLVSOLSS

entanglements ‘and ‘also. protect that
: | capital which has already been put into
the mine; and stop all adverse comment
hoth here and abroad upon the action
of-the company in ‘the purchase, which
M. A. Wilson & Co., have opened a| has now become world renowned.
Hori lish on ‘The officials of the B. A.C. refuse to
street one door from the corner ‘of Col-| give out the exact terms of the settle-
umbia avenue and are prepared to do-a| ment, but the above statements were

M. A. Wilson & Co. Opan ‘an Establish!
mant_ on Spokane Streot. ;

“The unexpected’? did happen,.and

‘| the bias of the morning paper, stands

out as glaring ag its other slaps at Ex-
Mayor Scott. The ‘unexpected’ the
$8,000 of Colonel Scott’s money which
way to be deposited as security to stay
judgment pending appeal in the Scott-
Claben case for possession of a Jarge
block‘of mining atock, has been in a
Jocal bank for two weeks and was paid
into the: hands of Registrar Schofield
this morning, e

The appeal of Colonel Scott will-be
heard at the Januaiy term of the sup-
preme court. .Brrrister McLeod is rep-
resenting Mr. Scott’s interest. :

ANGEL OF PRACE NOW
HOVERS 0°ER THE JONSES.

Domestic Troubles Patched up—No
Further: Developments in Court.

W. P. Jones, who was remanded yes-
terday until this morning for trial, on
charge of failure to provide for his wife,
was up again this morning. :

The court room was crowded with
neighbors, notably women, and anxious
visitors who expected to hear some sen-
sational testimony, but all were sadly
disappointed as the solicitors and par-
ties interested had gotten. together and
fixed up a compromise, and che charge
was withdrawn: by consent.
~ Itis reliably. stated: thet Jones gave
his wife $400 out of o $1,000 that he had
-on'depdésit -ina local” bank! ~All old
scores being amicably settied, the quar-
telling. couple kissed and. made up

y | again. :

The angel of peace in this instance
was rather pluralin number ant con-
sisted of several wemen, ranging in ages
from 16 to 45 years, all of whom seemed.
to take great interest in the welfare of
Jones. :

PERSONALS.

James Summers of the Melville hotel
on Sheep Creek came in town yesterday
on business.
Mrs. George Purgold, who has spent
the summer here with her husband, left
.via the C..P. R. last evening for her old
home in London, where she will spend
the winter ‘and retnrn early, in the
spring, as she is much in love with
d and its sur di Mr.
Purgold accompanied her as faras the
main line.
Mr.and Mra. J. W. Boyd left for
Denver, Col., last night, where Mr.
Boyd hag accepted a position and will
reside permanently. Mrs. Boyd will.go
on east and visit relatives in Toronto,
Canada.—
©. G. Dickson, general agent of the
8.F.&N. Ry., at Spokane, is in the
city. :
‘A. F. Chambers, of Daniela & Cham-
bers, went to Spokane on a business
trip this morning.
Fred Uphan, the-lumber man, left for
strip through the Boundary country
today on busineas.
J. G. Winter, the railroad contractor,
was 8 on the ing train

share of the tailoring of ‘this. city. |obtaincd from those close in h z
‘These gentlemen formerly were engaged | and all those who’ are in a position’ to,
in the tailori: at know say thatthe B. A. G. will have
and Mew Denver but located here. be<| every share of the-Le- Roi stock in their
cause Rossland affords hetter opportuni-| name before morning. It is also stated
ties for skilled and thoronghly up to tha] to be.a term of the settlement that the
standard tailors.. They are well ac-| Turner faction are to retain the man-
juainted with the re qui of the and conduct of the mine, and
British Columbia trade and familiar | receive whatever dividends their present
with the fashions that appeal:-to all| holdings would entitle them to, and
classes of the trade. Ma A, Schweig| including January 1, 00, but that the
hag been engaged by Messrs.’ Wilson | B. ‘A.C. engineer, W.. A,~-Carlyle, be
& Co. as their cutter. Mr. Scheonig is | at all times adinitted to t ine. Itis
one of the most experienced “cutters in, generally conceded that when the deal is

DON’T RIS

ation from abgolute

prescriptions are fill

McLEA

bsite the Bank uf Montreal.

Life by using Meili

m= -upon them. The slightest a
purity in somo drugs may have &

led here the sick recover rapidly

N & MORROW,

THE DRUGGISTS

ties that
have a shadow of donbt resting

ious
results at a crilical moment. Purity and High Quality in
eyery article in our etock of Drugs and Medicines'iis what we
aim for. From the most inexpensfve to the costliest prepa-
rations a high standard of excellence is maintained. When

the province and. is eo well known to finally consunimated” the B. A. C. cor-
the public here that no recommendation] poration will have many grounds for
i is neceesary. congratulation. a

-*Le:-Rol Miner Hurt

Rossland Metal Works.
“Richard Teasdale, a timberman’ at the

J, F. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary piumb-
er, of the Rogsland Metal Works, is pre-.
pared todo your plumbing, hot water
and gas fitting, gauntceing all work, at
the lowest -living prices. Okanogan

vation Army, received ‘a painful injury
last evening A rock fell upon his right
foot and he is minus a toe in conse-

Le Roi mine and a membe? ‘of: the'Sal-|:

this morning.

E. A. ‘Rolf, went to Greenwood, today
on‘s lumber deal.

Gen’! C. S. Warren, Gov. C. H. Mac-
kintosh' and Edwin Durant were pas-
gengers bound for Spokane this morn-
ing.

Mrs. C. E. Peterson and sister, left
for Butte, today to spend a month with
relatives and friends, They expect to
return about Christmas.

Pete Lareon and J. Foly of Brooklyn;
R. A. Nisbet, Toronto; C. G. Dixon,
Spokane; W. W. Webster, A. Bowness,
Vancouver; G. C. Shaw and H. G. Wil-
gon of Victoria, are among the arrivala
At the Allen hotel.

-Fire Alarm,
Fire broke ont at 3:30 in the Grand
Hotel today caused by a defective flue.
No damage was donc by the fire, but
the water didits work, The fire de-

building, Spokane Street, - - *'tf, ‘Iquence. He waa removed to his “hdiite.

partment was promptly on hand,