Evening Record.

BY EBER O. SMITH,
Fublished every day (except Sunday).

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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS.

CLosE. Paces (Domestic).
‘rail, Robson and River

Trait,

ints. Nelson, Ainsworte
ee Pilot Bay. we toris,

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Dux.
Twice
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daily.
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ste trio, Ruebec and
Meantime provinces

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COLUMBIA & WESTERN R’y
Time Table.

Lye. Rossland 6 p.m. Ar. at,Nelson 10:30 p.m.
“ Nelsonép.m. ” Rossland 11 p,m-
BETWEEN ROSSLAND AND TRAIL.

Ly. Roseland, at 12n, Ar. Trail st 12:58 p.m

Lv. Trailat2p.m. Ar. Rossland at 8:15 p.m.

ALL TRAINS DAILY.

‘Trains leaving Rossland at 6 p.m.
wilh steamers at Robson for

and up-river point

. connect
. R,main Hpe

BOD the promoter.

Union printers ina union town have
no right to attempt to maintain a news-
paper because some ill-advised brainless
ase started it. It is better to lore ten
days’ work than to lose twenty and gain
the reputation of being as sensclese as

—_——

Brother Thompson of the Trail Crick
News has again distinguished himeelf by
getting out a handsome Christmas
number,

Wants, For Sale, Rent, Lost Etc

Tencants aline for the first I jon: and’ five
cents a line thereafter.

FOR RENT.

For Rent; A furnished and | pafurnished room
for rent int the Recorp bi

FOR SALE.

eee.
For SALE on LzasE—Two story frame tin Aye

\exa0, on Linocin Street near Golu
Cheap, a 60 horse power poller ie

‘condition, ’ Address a
HEE een narscpowor upriant emai ne
1 One House, Luguite

and boiler, used less t!
t Red Btar Btable.

poor a this office,

DREAYAGE.

news-

utfit for @ countr;
cig press.

ht column han:

Moyrna: If you have household goods to move
ir nate wagon.
r Transfer omeeny
Pi andlen ail kt kinds dot fright promptl,
Teamine: If you want delivering or teaiatn of
fel Rout" me call up the Red Sta ie Staples:

Baceagn: 1 If you have a Souk or Raita of
any

‘Trani neler “Compan
pit soany-4 pan

Official City Paper.

ved BO

Tux Red Star Trantier¢ Com

at nd in-coming oT eit call at &
y part of she attr Tor baggage or passengers.

We over mirs the itt

THURSDAY, DECEABER 30,: 1897.

LIVERY STABLES.

HIS RIGHTY-RIGHTH BIRTHDAY.
England’s ‘‘grand old man’”’ passed his
eighty-eighth bi: di Flags

your saddle and pack horses at
the Red ‘Beer stables.

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

were flying at his houte, the exteriors
of the hundreds of pretty homes were
decked with evergreens, the Hawarden
8chool children were having a day of fun
and frolic, while their elders were assem-
bled at the village to make congratulat-
ory speeches and to adopt appropriate

of ig how
fully his life is entwined with tixose of

Jogr stop and look ju Fraser's, window and see
the beautiful perfume atom:

Ger ne Recoas every night
Sonts per week. Leave orders at the office.

RESTAURANTS.

ANOTHER valuable at place ne Vendome
restaurant is the best place in town to dine.
THE Jenene, restaurant

ices reason: in
posinees eluneh 25. 2 cents at the Vendome.

‘Tug Vendome gives quick serviceon sr.cre no-
ices and everything first class.

his Itis an i ing fact
that it is 65 years ago this month since
Mr. Gladstone entered public life asa
member of parliament, and of his chief
friends and opponents of those days,
political and theological, he only sur-
vives. John Stuart Mill, Robert Peel,
Disraeli, Newman, Manning, Cobden
and a host of others have all passed to
the great majority. Each succeeding
birthday that the world is Dleseed to wie
ness will add le of

BATHE.

Barunooms fitted up with tubs ona srarble
ng, all Kinds and styles, All work, per-
measly attend C.M. Weller, rani ry

Dr. Findley.

). M. Linnard.

ROSSLAND'S SOLID BUSINESS MEN

Directory of Leading Firms and Professional

People Who Advertise in the Record.

MINING NDROKERS.
Dabney & Parker. ‘Ihe Walters Co.
Frank A. Baiad. John M. Burke.
Jennie L. Stone.
McGreggor Atkinson & Co.
MINES AND REAL ESTATE
John R. Cook.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Hunter Bros.
HABDWAKE AND MINE SUPPLIES.
‘Travers Hardware Co.
DEY GOODS
The Crescent.
MILLINERS.
Le Bon Marche.
LIVERY STABLES,
Red Star Livery & Transfer Co.
Palace Stables.
- DRUGGI8TS.
Geo. A. Fraser.
STATIONERY AND WALL PAPER.
1. 8. Wallace.
MEAT MARKETS.
Russell & Haley,
Burns )

FIRMB.

HOTELS.
Hotel Allan.
‘The Grand. International.
Dominion Hotel.
MBEBE.
Cc. M. Weller.”
CONTRACTORS.
C. H. Henderson.
LAUNDBIES.
Rossland Laundry.
STENOGRAPHEES.

Mrs. Helen L. Keys.

UNDERTAKERS.
W. R. Beatty.
BARRISTERS AT LAW.

mith Curties.

PHYSICIANS.

Dr. J. T. McKenzie. Dr. Edward Bowes.

DENTISTS.

FINANCIAL FIRMS.

THEATRES.

eevee rior ‘ Rossland Opera House.

TEA MERCHANTS.
O. M. Fox & Co.
MISCELLANIOUS.

A. H. Christenson, brick and stone
serving fine | Work.

Alex. Larson, brick manufacturer.
MINE COMPANIES.

> Eureka Consolidated Gold Mining Co.

Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate.
RAILROAD COMPANIES.

Canadian Pacific. oO. R. & N.
Kaslo & Slocan.
Wisconsin Sentral,

‘The Northwestern.
| Nav. & Trade Co.

ber. Phone
PERSONAL.

‘Dancrma: Professor Dreyfous gives private les-
ns eve-y day. “15tf

irr ‘You want the. Rosala
‘Bpokane go to E. M. Shaw or J

Rossland Evawrxe Recon an} .
anna Be rei B.C.

OUT OF TOWN ,ADV
L. C. Dillman, broker, Boe
E. EB. Topping, aaah

Houghton & Bannett

(Successors to P.

The Leland

Gibson & Wilcox.

Dr. D. E. Kerr.

T. Gregson & Co.

. L.Parket,
Jomph Dabney; Suining Engineer

Dabney and Parker,

Mines and Mining.
Minés exam{ined and reported on.
Special attention given to the placing of
Mining Properties and the management of
mluees ROSSLAND, B.C.

Cable address, ‘' Parker, Rossland." Moreing
ahd Neal and Bedford McNell's Codes.

C. W. RICHIE & CO.
Mines and Mining Stockbrokes:
11 Post Street. —

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

BRICKLAYING

All kinds of brick, stone ana cement
work done by H. Christengen, brick-
layer, Office at the gnn and lock
Shop. Alley back of Windeor.

P,O. RODIER

Tinsmith, Plumber and Roofer
—Always on Hand—
Tinware, Sheetiron, Stoves and Pipe

Head of Spokane St. Rossland.

Wanted.

°
ANGLO-AMERICAN MINING & IN-
VESTMENT CO.

Spokane, Wash.

interests in Trail Creek
properties of merit for
devclopment work.

‘The Rookery.

J. '', MeKenzie, M, D.,
McGill, Montreal, *
4 and A h
Licential o1 the Royal College of Physician,
8. linbury oF gD loonie snows
ns, Glasgow.
Epecialty made of Rye and Ear Discases.
Orrick: SMITH-HEWITT BLOCK,

W.S.JONES

Custom Broker
Real Estate Agent.

Offive with Rossland Water & Light Co.
Columbia Ave. Rossland.

National Bank, Spokane.

PLUMBING.

love and confidence in Mr. Gladstone. .

The editor of the land : Miner has

C.M. Waidsn, sanitary plumber, vo!
ippokane strock and. a olumbis avenue. bone

been parading his ignorance of provin-
cial politics again. In reviewing the
career of J. M. Kellie, M. P. P., he says
that his sobriquet is ‘Let Her Flicker
Kellie,” which he earned by‘: speech
made in favor of the British Pacific rail-
way scheme. Such was not the case.
Kellie’s “Let Her Flicker” speech was|
made in connection with the govern-
ment’s policy of expending’-$1,000,000.
upon parliament buildings at Victoria.
It was made before the Britith ‘Pacific
question had become an issue, and while
chief justice Theodore Davie was prem-
ier. The editor of the Miner should not
attempt to cite facts. He is in his ele-
ment when seeling out fulsome praises
of Premier Turner and his cabinet, orin
hurling billingegate at those who oppose
the cabinet. To treat with facts requir-
es-some knowledge, the beslobbering of
an incapable cabinet none.—

DENTISTS.
2B. Finuey, dentist, Stussi block.

Classified: Business Directory.

BROKERS.
A. Baird, miningbroker, P.O. box 256
Fie Relleview Hotel. .

oan Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia

McuRECOR, A Atkinson 4 Co. brokersand
1, Occidental Saidine.

Allen H. Smith, Chies Chicago.
THE NEW CANADIAN TARIFF.

Appl les, 40 p. cent. = Almonds, 8c. Ib.
Applesdried,45 p. - Adzes, 30 nal
Agate iron, 35 ie
Artificial flowers, 25.
Butter, 4c per lb. Bean:
Barley, 30 per cent. Black!

I Slacking, 25

rick, "per vent.
Selting, 20

‘ar Iron, $7 cwt.
rags, 10 per cent.
‘ird cages, 35. Babbi
Buckles, 30.

hited tables, 35.

British Gum, 10.

INTRACTOES.
C.B EEgiton © contractor and builder.

DRUGGIE™.
FP BASER'S Drug &t= 41 E. Columbia ave.

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

Nelson Tribune.
—_
Heinze’s paper, the Rossland Miner,
is avlaze with indignatian because the
Le Roi people have seen fit to build. a
smelter of their own. Mr. Heinze has
no kick coming from that source. The
profit on his‘contract with the Le. Roi
mining company for the 75,000 tons of
ore has built his smelter and also his
railroad’ between Rossland and Trail.
That, that company would not consent
to continue the loss of $4 a ton on its
ore, does not justify Mr. Heinze in
maintaining a newspaper for the pur-
pose of abusing them and attempting to
have an export duty on the product of
their mine. Every*interest in

CHARLES nag han ‘Tranaler 8 rer} Express. Head-

HARDWARE.
(J F- TRAVERS, hardware, Columbis ave. W.

ELS.

HOT!
‘Tue Leland: Columbia avenue.

LAUNDBIES.
OSSLAND Laundry, office in basement near
Réorand Union Hotel. Graham ‘& Sor pro-

r KERRY & Co. lumber, ete. hi
0. lumber, ete., everythin:
A. % + in the building line. " gi ©

PHYSICIANS.
D? Edward Bowes, office over Post Office.

is opposed to the policy of the Rossland
Miner.

_———

If it had not been for ‘Curly Bob” and
his d howling i the
prize fight at the 1 last

STENOGRAPHEBS.

RS, Helen L. Keyes, Ste: sh Type-
MPS nian Commarciel Blocks Pe ont

WATCHMAKER,
BUBBANE, one door west of Allan House,

night would have been a more enjoyable
affair. A drunken bloke is a disgrace
even toa prize fight, and a good prize
fight is a disgrace to any country. The
Record is not disposed to be the guardian
of the time and manners of Rossland’s
male Population, but ene refrain

ii that

has always abided witha ul

fd)

The Miner reporter was refused an in-
terview by J. M. Kellie, M. P. P., of
this riding, last night, because he said
he would not give the editor of that
sheet another opportunity to misquote
and distort his statements. That while
editor of the Nelson Miner he had done
so, and then refused to make a correc-
tion. One does nut have to go far to
find the cause of the animus of the Min-
er against Mr. Kellie.

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

Will be Issued
Every
THURSDAY
MORNING

It will contain all the principal news

published in one week.

B wwder, 2c. Butto1
rushes, 26 per cent.
pine prints, 2

anned m:

Cheese,

per ib. » Gote roast
Chickory.gr’n,3c Ib. Chickory,roasted, 4c
Ib. Cocoanuts: $1: bund.
Cocoacut,desic’d 5c. China, 30 per cent.

paste,

Cement, 121% cwt. Carts, 30 per cent.

Ne
east! iron pipe, §8 coll Chain, 5 5pr. ct. =

eee wire,15 pr ct Carvers, 30 pr. ct.
Ge

luloid, 10 pr. ct. a 15° pr.. ct.

lothes wringers, 35

in
, 25 Pr ct. Canoes, 25 :pr.ct.
Codd liver oil, 20.

er

xt malt 25
Essential oile 10
Earthenware 30 Engravings

Feathers 20, 30 ‘Truits chn’d 2%
Eiab at smoked lc lb. F nk in oil 30

Pees es gatingnishers 85 pr ct
Feather bone lannels

Fur skins 15. Fertilizers 10.
Fire crackers, 25. Fire works, al
Hogs, n live, 16 lb. Hay $2 per ton.
ib.

Honey, 3c Ib.
Hotee furniture 30.
Hair cloth, 30.

cent.

35.
oie.

cent

Music sae 10
Musical Instrumente, 30 cent
Newspape: eae ements, 25 per cent
Oysters Tn vebe 255, an *pulk. 10¢ gal
Poultry, 20 ‘hotus, 20 per cen:
Paper, 25 per cent Pies frames, 30
Pamnphleta, 15clb Print press, 10
Ruled paper, 35 per cent.
Stereotypes, 1}gc sq in
Sewing machines, 30 per cent.

Steam enginee, 25 per cent.

——
Wanted $2,000.

Wanted to borrow $2,000 on Rossland
real estate at a low rate of interest.

Good security. Apply at this office.
———

To ment.
Furnished or n
house near the hospital.
office.
——

For Sale.
at

bu.
ice ac. Ib.
Bank notes, bonds, bills of Ex. 385 per

8 Pe ed iron: 30

® Appiy sia

Two small marine engines. Apply |}
office.

|The. Frank Hanna

LIQUOR Co.

All kinds of Fancy
Drinks for Zea | and
Table use. . . .

Imported and Domes-

Trai, BC.
: (J. H. Spiking

ASSAYER.
Trail, - - - B.C.

All samples received by mail carefully
* | assayed.

Application for Liquor License.

conse to sell liquor by. ret

Enown as the Lellevae Hotel, situate On lot-19,

lock 28, in the City of Rossland. sononuE
NOH

Dated Nov. 20, 1897.

Notice is hereby given that I will
apply at the next sitting of the Board
of License Commissioners for the City
of Rossland, for a licence to sell liq-
uor by retail in the premises known
as the Fpokane Hotel, eitunted on lot
15 and in block 27, subdivision of Dis-
trict lot 535, City of Rosslaai:

E. LAVALLEY.

Dated Dec. 15. 1887.

SECRET SOCIETIES

Ree A Biomass nen
onday "night th “Masonite it
Yisttin ay Greturen one mes ite, a
p, NG John Jacksou, J. see.
GORINTHIAS Lodge Ko
meets on the evening of tke rst Thursday
Yalting brethren. taro cordtatiy” int ited toa
cordia!
° a ‘MeCraney. Keen ae invited to
Lodge, No. 21, K. ‘Of P., will meet
; A Prident exon tig asoiic Hall at
cent | 0 o'clock, E. J. Carssow, C.C.; C. A. Clarke,
K O-T.M—Red Mountain Tent No. 4 meeta
i sida oth We
iad ednesday of each moh

t United States Consulate.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Be it known that the government of the
Uni ‘b] a Consular

Consular Agency is established D.
Washington Street, Rosiand, 80,5 N° 7
F, R. BLOCKBERGER,

Coptutas Avent of the U
_Romland, B.C., Oct ath, nited States.

Live and
Let Live

Is the Motto of the

RECORD
JOB OFFICE

Our Prices are too close to take any chances on losses so

our work will be
C.O. D.

We are now located in our Fire Proof Building and

have as complete a

JOB OFFICE

As there is in the Kootenays.

New PRESSES

New TYPe x
Goop WoRKMEN.

All Work. will be ready when Promised

FULL COUNT GUARANTEED.

We have a WIRE STITCHER, NUMBERING 7iA-
CHINE and lots of new type, and are prepared to print

Mining Prospectuses

In a Substantial Manner and Artistic Style at prices which

will warrant the work being done at home.

Letter Heads
Statements

WE CAN PRINT..:. .
Bill Heads Note Heads
Busiress Cards Wedding Cards
Letter Circulars Envelopes
Dodgers Hangers
Briefs s Programs

.| Steck Certificates, Bills of Fare andin fact anything and

Visiting Cards
Note Circulars
Posters

everything in the Job Printing line.

We will give you good value for your money; but must
have it, so do not ask Credit.
Call and get estimates on anything you want dune.

You Cannot Save Money
By Sending Your Work Away.

@|RECORD JOB OFFIC

DAILY RECORD OFFICE.

Ore Shipments and Dividends.
He ore oon to various smelters
he pri al mines for the
week ending Oct. 9 were:
le Roi.
Iron Mask.
Clit

Total .

Shipments of ore to smelters from

aad 1 to Sept. 20 were as follows:

Le
te Fe hale
Columbia be

*Concentrates.

From January 14 to June 19, tnclusive
tne ore milled in the camp was as fol-

. 2,472 tons
. 230 tons

44,412 tons
6,538 tons

. 2,390 tons
2,659 tons
91 tons

385 tons

«Appa tions for Liquor License,

The Board of License Commis-
sioners Meet January
15, 1898.

Notice is hereby given that I will ap-
ply at the next sitting ofthe Board of
icense Commissioners for the City
of Rossland, fora license to sel! li-
quors by retail in the premises knuwn
as the Leland Hotel, on lot 18, block
29, subdivision of District lot 635,
City of Rossland.
Dated Dec. 14, 1897.
A. McKeEnzir.

Notice is hereby given that I will at
the next sitting of the Board of License
Commissioners for the City of Ross-
land, apply for a license to sell liquors
by retail in the premises known as the
Dominion Hotel, situated -on lots 11
and 12, block 26, subdivision of Dist-
rict lot 535, City of Rossland.

Dated Dec. 14, 1897.

GEorGE OWEN.

Notice is hereby given that I willat
the next sitting of the Board of Li-
cense Commissioners for the City of
Roasland, apply for a license to sell

EEEEEEELELL

SSSRRRRRKLK

ROSSLAND RETAIL MARKET.

Lemons Are Tighter than Ever Before---Sel-

ling for $6 per Case.

The market keeps firm. Fresh meats
Flour
and butter has advanced a little, but
now promises to hold steady. Regard-

are steady and vary very little.

ing fruit the market is flush.
FRESH MEATS.

TEAS AND COFFEES.
4 re Ib.

Ber 1b
6 per Ib.

VEGETABLES.

- .$1.25@1.50 per sack.
‘ . ao Te

12 8 aS ar dos.
6.00 per keg.

liquors by retail in the premises known
as the Windsor Hotel, situated on
lot 19, block 29, subdivision of Dist-
rict lot 535, City of Hosland:

Dated Deo: 14,
” ©. Howson.

Notice is hereby given that I will at
the next sitting of the Board of Li-
cense Commissioners for the City of
Rossland, apply for a license to sell
liquors by retail in the premises
known as the Rossland Hotel, situated
on lot 18, block 26, subdivision of
District lot 535, City of Rossland.

Dated Dec. 14, 1897.

Jerry SPELLMAN.

Notice is hereby given that I willat
the next sitting of the Board of Li-
cense Commissioners for . the City of
Rossland, apply for a license to sell
liquors by retail in the premises known
as the Clifton Hotel, situated on lots
1 and 2, block 28, subdivision of
District lot 535, City of Rossland.
Dated Dec. 14, 1897.

Frank Guse & Co.

Notice is hereby given that I willat
the next sitting of the Board of Li-
cense Commissioners, for the City of
Rossland, apply for a license to sell
liquors by retail in the p ises known

Notice is hereby given that we will
apply at the next sitting of (ie Bourd
cense Commissioners for the City
a keer for a license tosell liquore
at retail in the premises known ns the
Stock Exchange Hotel situated on lot
5, block 41, subdivision of District lot
635, City of Rossland.
Dated Dec. 15, 1897.
Sutptey & McARTHUR.

Notice is hereby given that I will
apply at the next sitting of the Board
ol License Commissioners, for the City
of Rossland, for a license to sell liquors | “
by retail in the prémises known as the
St. Charles Hotel, situate on lot 8,
block 10, subdivision of District lot
635, City of Rossland.

Dated Dec. 15, 1897.

Mrz. ©. EHLERs,

Notice is. hereby given
will apply at the neat sitting of
the Board of _ License So
missioners, of the City of Rossland,
for adicense to sell liquor by retail in
the piemises known as the Merchants
Hotel, lot 10, block 16, subdivision of
District lot 535, City of Rossland.

Dated Dee. 15, 1897.

J. A. GoucH.

that I

Notice ishereby given that we will
apply at the next sitting of the Board
of License Commissioners for the City
of Rossland for a license to sell liquors
by retail in the premises known as the
Metropolitan Hotel, situate on lots
23 and 24, in block “D,” railway addi-
tion to Rossland.
Dated Dec. 15, 1897.
CunnincHam & Saumon.

Notice is hereby given that we will
apply at the next sitting of the Board of
License Commisgioners for the City of
Rossland for a license to sell liquors by
retail in the premises known as the Bee
mont hotel, situate on lots 23 and 24,
block D, railroad addition to Pee
First avenue. .
Dated Dec. 15, 1897.

McDonaup & Murcuinson.

ROSSLAND. |

This office and the citizens of
this yicinity are constantly re-
ceiving inquiries concerning this
section of the country which are
difficuit to answer by letter, so
the Recorp gives the following

as the Hoffman House, situated on

lot 21, block 41, subdivision of Dist

) | riet lot 635, City of Rossland.

Dated Dec. 14, 1897.
T. D. Haypen.

Notice is herevy given that I willat
the next sitting of the Board of Li-
cenge Cummissionars for the City of

b| Rossland, apply for a license to sell

liquors by retail in the premises known

asthe Headquarters Hotel, on lot 25,

block D. District lot A 535, City of
Rossland.

Dated Dec. 14, 1895.

. M. A. Watson.

Notice is hereby given that we will
apply at the next sitting of the board
of License Commissioners for the City
of Rossland, for a license to sell liquor
by retailin ‘the premises known as the
Grand Hotel, situated on lot 12, in
block 27, subdivision of District lot
385, City of Rossland.

Dated Dec. 14, 1897.

Stack & MacDonnsxe.

Notice is hereby given that I will at
the next sitting of the Board of Li-
+! cenge Commissioners of the City ‘of
Rossland, apply for a license to sell
liquors by retail in the premiées
known as the Alhambra Hotel, situat-
ed on lot 13, block B 28, subdivision
of District lot 535, City of Rossland.

Dated Des. 14, 1897.

‘Witsow. McKisnon.

Notice is hereby gi given that I will
apply at the next sitting of the Board
of License Commissioners for the City
of Rossland for a license to sell liquors
by retail in the premises known as the
O’Brien House, situated on lot 22,
block 41, subdivision of District lot
535, City of Rossland.
Dated Dec. 14, i
. W. O'BRIEN.

Notice is hereby gi given that I will
y at the next sitting of the Board

oP tee Commiasioners for the City
ot Ross‘and, for a license to sell liquors
by retail in the premises known as the
LButte Hotel, situated on lot 18, block

» | 26, subdivision of District lot 535, City
1b. | of Boselai

Dated Des: 14, a8
F. J. RicHMOND.

Notice is hereby given that we will
| apply at the next iting of the Board
of License Commissioners for the City
of Roseland. for a license to eell liquors
by retail in the premises known as the
War Eagle Hotel, situated on lot 19,
block 26, subdivision of District lot
535, City of Rossland.
Dated Dec. 14, 1897.
Van Ness & WALKER.

Notice is hereby given that we will
apply at the next sitting of the Board
of License Commissioners for the City
of Rossland for a license to sell liquor
"| by retail in the premises known as the
“| Center Star Hotel, on lots 26 and 27,
in block 12, in Raitway addition to

each. | Rosslai

ud.
Dated Dec. 15, 1897.
Finn & O'NEILL.

Notice is hereby giv given that I will
apply at the next sitting of the Board
of License Commissioners for the City
of Rossland, for a license to sell liquor

by retail in the premises known as the
Hotel Allan, situated on lots 13 and
14, in block 29, subdivision of district

. roa Pr. it.) 101 685, City of Roseland.

Dated Dec. 15, 1897.
{ M. E. ALLAN.

ion for the beneht of all:

Rossland is situated in British
Columbia, eight miles from the
international boundary line be-
tween Canada and the United
States, It is reached from the
north via the Canadian Pacific to
Ar on the C
river, from there tu Trail by
steamer, and from Trail to Ross-
land by the Columbia & Western
railway.

From the-south via Spokane,
Washington, by the «Spokane
Falls & Northern and Columbia &
Red Mountain railways,

Rossland has forty hotels,
with bars, eating and lodging
rvoms, and a dozen restaurants.

There are three weekly news-
papers and two dailies. All
other branches of business are
well represented. ‘The popula-
tion is variously estimated . from
6000 to 7500.

Board and. lodging at the ho-
tels, $2 to $3 per day. Meals 25
to 50 cents. Furnished rooms,
$2.50 to $7 per week. .

Itis useless to write and ask
ifany particular business would
pay here.

Everybody must be his own
judge and take his own chances,

hile thero is not work tor all
who iaquire, most sober, indus-
trious persons who really wish to
work have sofar been able to
obtain it.

We would not advise any man
to land here ‘‘broke” .without
friends, although many who have
done so are doing well,

This camp is now settling
down on a business bas’
The populace is _ en,
not only in working the
mines and conducting the busi-
ness of the town, but are buying.
or bonding and developing min-
ing property; buying and eelling
real estate; building houses for
rental purposes, prospecting and
staking prospectors. Many are
heresimply looking on ‘in won-
derment. We believe it will go
on and on until Rossland can
boast of a population of 50,000.
After that it will probably settle
down to a proposition of a pay
rol] but not for a few years.

There are plenty of money
here from all sections of the
globe; but the principal investors
are from the United States, with
Canada largely interested.

The history of the camp reads
like a fairy tale, and the fabulous
riches are scarcely excelled by
the imaginary “King Solomon's
Mines,” We will not attempt to
discusstte mines in asingle ar-
ticle, aswe have been writing
about them for nearly three years
and have not been able to keep
‘up with them. The ore ship-
‘ments speak for themselves.

‘The town has won an enviable
reputation for law and.order, It
is supplied with waterworks and
electric lights. ‘The main street
ig giaded aud ten blocks are built
up with two and three story busi-
nesshouses.

For turther information come
and see for yourself, or subscrihe

-| WwW. F. CARSON,

for the Damy or WEEKLY
Bgoorp.

ANADIAN
PACIFIC FAY.

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The Cheapest, ‘Most Comfortable and Diredt
Rot

ROSSLAND, KASLO, NELSON. AND
ALL KOOTENAY POINTS,

_Thiough Tickets to and from the Paciie
rand renee
i palatial

“ean ent ‘uunsurpanved, 00 pin
dinning and alee; cars, Tuxuri lous dey
coaches, fonriss 8 an Tree colonist sleeping cars

run on all
ossland . dail; Bunda;
aireet connection ts faade wih OER.
enay steamers ‘at Trail for all points a ooh
For partloulars as to rates, tiokets terms, ote
apply to any agent Canadian Pacitle Railway
A. B. MacKENZIE, Agt., Rossland.

Traveling.
Passenger Agent, Nelson.

Shares, $1.00 Each.

spected.at any time by auyone.

Harry P. Jones,

PRESIDENT.

The Eureka Consolidated Mining Co

Capitalization $1,000.000.
600,000 Shares Treasury Stock.

‘This Company owns the Eureka and Eldorado Mining Claims on
the Colville Indian Reservation near the International Boundary
Line. between Rossland und Northport.

They can be examined or in-

All Individual Stock Pooled until January 1, 1899.

Limited amount of the ‘Treasury Stock is now beiug offered at the
)| very. low price of 10 CENTS PER SHARE
2 will be spent in déveloping the property of the company.

For further information address or call upon

the proceeds of which

J. ©. Coe,

SECRETARY.

P. O. BOX 225, ROSSLAND, B. ©.

E. J. COYLE, District P

Agent, Vancouver.

The Fast Line

Superior Service|!

Through Tickets te all points in the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
DIRECT CONNECTION
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Trains depart from Spokane.
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Write for a new map of Tootenay country

Rail

AND REFINING (0,

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

a

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TIME CARD,
Subject to change without notice,
Trains run on Pacific standard time.

Whitewater
e

1038 am. cols
a» rrive 10.50 a.m.
CODY LINE.

Sandon Arrive 11.45a.m,
Cody Leave 1125a.m.
GEO, F. COPELAND,

Spperintendent

Wisconsin Central Line

Two Fast ‘Trains ‘daly detween St.

icGuigan =“
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ease Rosdand, 8:0.

Internationa Navigation “and
Trading Co,, Ltd.

Pteamer “ International” and “ Alberta” on
e Kootenay Lake and River.

Time Ca: pin erect 12th July, 1997, Subject

vt ath iday, 5:45 a.m.
Pee era Sa ray Popa ee any
ave elson
fpunday, 4:45 s tearia
SEP astand 10:90 ime? ety, 380 net
eye Service on Kootenay Lake.
Jeave Nelson for Kaslo,
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before leaving = Boni
ALEXANDER, Gen. Man.
Kaslo, B.C., ath duly. 1897,

ay agent, or
| ommunioate, “with
W. STITT,

E. S. TOPPING,

TRAIL, B.C.
Has Mining Properties for sale er
bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver
sreek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer

ma Park and all parts of Columbia basin.

Also lots at Trail and Deer Park.

.m,| Will examine properties. will buy
;|stock fur outside investors and will

protect them from wild cats.

International Hotel

Rooms Newly Fitted and
Furnished and

Prices Reduced
$3.00 a Week.

No Delay.
Money _to loan on Mortgages and Colateral Se.
curities, apply

T. Gregson & ‘Co

AUCTIONEERS

JOHN M. BURKE

* Will exatiine and report on mines
for sale, and site on, iainee of which
tocsi s being sold. my reports are
found not to be correct I will tefand all
moneys invested cu same. ~

JOHN M. BURKE, Rossia.d, B.C

Brick»

.. . CHEAP...
-Colville Brick and Lime Kilns

ROSSLAND, BC.

Miners’ Livery Stable

NELSON, B.C.
PACK AND SADDLE HORSES.
FEED AND SALE STABLE

TO PROSPEGTORS,
We are makiug a Specialty o
stocking good mining proper-
ties and are daily
INCORPORATING

w. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND @MBALMING,
Conrt, near St.

propositi in all Di of
B. GC. Treasury stocks all
listea East. For further pare

OPEN DAY AXD HIGHT.
Caskets and Metal Lining always on hand
‘Te.egraph ders promr'ly attended te.

ticulars apply to

L. 0. DILLMAN,

11 & 12 Sherwood Blk,
Wash.

Going to Chicago ?
To Anywhere East

by are, see or ticket fiom
Minneapolis, bt. Paul sul or Duluth, reeds via

al NORTH- WESTERN LINE

C. ST. P.M. & 0. RY. 7
ls traf ve ea]
Tor Chicago on arrival Of trains.

jeceas.

an equivalent for Palstial

tions. Voluntary indorsement "ot ‘the 2 North-
western the part of

Aa
NEWSPAPER
cure
IF SO
ADDRESS

ALLEN A. SMITH,
TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO,

4 Let me estimate and submit samples.
\t

C. M. Weller,
{PRACTICAL PLUMBER
‘All work attended to promptly
Office and shcp corner Columbia

street.

ite

BEFORE

The Recerd Job Office was put
in the people of Rossland were
charged prices for work out of
all reason. The regular price
for Sixteenth Sheet Dodgers was
$5.00 a thousand. We do them
for $2.60. You can get the best
of work, full count, prompt de-
livery and be saved money by
patronizing the

RECORD JOB OFFICE,

HK. B. FINDLEY,
D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental
college avd Hospital of Oral Surgery.

Stnasi block Boss)and, B. C

Make your furniture took like new.
Travers has what you want half
pint cans.