THE ROSSLAND RECORD. |

WILLIAM K, ESLING.

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1899-

TO ADVERTISERS.
——-

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your “tad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m-

MAKER OF A NATION.

The people of Rossland will have
an opportunity tonight which may

suggest 5060 being offered,

day said to me:

rial authorities not 2000 m

TWO
DOUGHERTY
ORGANS.

Mw

cepted.’ ”
nel’s position by saying:
ONE
MASON’ &: RISCH
PIANO.

expense. There ‘is no

eyes go further than that, for 1
‘gree with Dr. Davie,who the other —
Let the Canadian In Probate and Inthe Matter of the Goods

‘| government at once offer the impe-

‘The Colonist endorses the colo- Gran

Pan ,

“If the call were for ‘five times er han
thatumber, ‘the people would nobly | forward the sane duly verified to the above named
respond and would'sustain the gov- award J. Grant
erndient in/incurring the necessary 1599

tnt al

, but ] | IN THE COUNTY COURT OP KOOTENAY
HOLDEN IN ROSSLAND.

‘of Edward Dwyer, Dece:

en, but

10,000, and let Canada pay for
them too, if their services are ac-

f June,
tof
-And.ti

any clai st tt

Edwai » Rossland, B. C.
land this 2éth day ot November,

LY J|AMILTON,
c Solicitors for the administrator.

what the’

Www

being done.

people are réa
If Sir. Wilfred Laurier hi
doubt ‘about ‘it; let him call

ONE
ANGELUS PIANO-
PLAYER.
mu ‘ooo'men, and he will
me seeehetration of ‘willing

posal ‘to parliament, what

+ Booka, Stationery. Wall Paper, Parte’ have to say?

fancy Goods, Toys, Notions.

ment ‘together and propose to send

ee dws that will echo around the world.”
H. Ss. Wallace, If Laurier were to make that pro-

And if it were

government is doing; ‘but
there‘is complaint that more. is ‘not
‘As soon as the second s_he
cotitingent | is’ afloat, preparations | 3 made t
éught tobe begun tor'a third. The
ady to pay the ‘bills.

NOTICE.
Notice i:

as any Ke
parlia: tramways
have a
loyalty

would ,
ions,
ru

Plain, Striped and Fancy —> —

SILK WAISTS,
VELVET WAISTS it Assorted: Colors,”
Japatiese Robes,

Biderdown Robes, *pidérdown Dressizg

Sacques, Plaid Blousés it:
different colors, and’ Ladies’ Wrappers
all new and just received. ion
Our assortinieiit of Ties is’ ‘gomethitig® wou-
derful... It pays to see. our Jine-as
they até ‘protiotiticed Leaders.

[ROSSLAND HVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 28,189.

: (pe gieRher errr g's
Waffle Parlor.
34036 Washington St,

Eergeur

—_—— CEN

Tickets, 21 Meals, $5.00 b

84-88 Washington Street.

Poultry. iiBEEF .

Just received a full supply. of the
Celebrated Smith’s Falls Poultry
-, algo a new fresh stock of :
Fancy Biscuits, Candies, etc
Prices Right.
~. AGNEW & CO’Y,,
Corner ot ‘Washington Street and Third Avenue

JUST...
OPENING. —

fom. MEALS in
f ‘Rossland.

CIGARS!
Finest
Imported
and...
Domestic
Cigars.
Pipes for
‘Holiday
Gifts.
~All kinds
Chewing

“ands.

BIG BANQUET FOLLOWS

INSTALL OFFICERS

Those Who Will Preside in Corinthian
Lodge A. F.& A. M.

The Retiring Master, Worshipful Bro. W. N.
Dunn, is Presented with a Past Masters
Jewel on Behalf of tho Members of the
Inpdge—Pleasing Speeches and Songs.

Corinthian Lodge No. 27, A. F.

& A. M., installed officers last even-
ing with Right Worshipful Bro. A.
S. Goodeve as installing officer.
The new officers are: George Her-
ing, Worshipfal Master; J. S.
Clute, S. W.; George R. Kellam; J.
W.; John Kirkup, Treas.; “-H. J.

TODAYS STOCK SALES.

Following is a summary of the
salos on the local exchange today,

together with the qhotations:

———_

Hossland Sales.

Today’s sales ‘on the Rossland

exchange were:’ I. X.- Le
2gc; Giant, 2000, 1500) 774%
1000, 743

28%4c, 500,
29%c; Der
Tamarac; 500, 10¢;
ooo shares.

. ASKED
Cariboo [Camp MoKinney]# 1 05
nehaba . 13

Knob Hill...
Rathmullen .
Brandon é& Golden C1

a
x

jandee. .
Dardanelles .

“
a!

28
aS8e0REe

gooo,
1000,
8c,

BID}

RoBadSFS

EWERT BROS»
Ca*9

JEWELERS &
ENGRAVERS.

; <2,
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIME-PIECE INSPECTORS.

SKATING

BAND GONGERTS TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS.

RINK

NOW OPEN DAILY siite.

4a 28a SERSRS EEE ee

x

to be ‘carried, as it doubtless would | to
be, what'sort of a position would’ pal
Tarte‘and-his handful of supporters
rives from being an integral part of | be in? . ‘Tarte has raised an issue
the world-wide empire. From the which he had better have allowed
mother country she~ obtains thoge | to rest, for Colonel. Prior’s state-|'
laws’ which are the synonym of lib- ments of fact cannot be denied and
Kerty “under™law; the’ p! ‘Stection ot | his cont! ions’are indisputabl
the naval and military power; and
the “security arising from the fact |"
that, whoever’ attacks *Canada, at- =
tacks Great Britain, ‘and’ will be as- ‘Manitoba. gone, -Ontario
sailed with the whole power of the and Prince Edward Island just join-
empire. This is- no time for bar- ed the glad procession, looks like
gaining as to the exact part-Canada | 4. Tory. triumphal march; doesn't it?
should bear in maintaining the gen- The~‘ general elections can’t be
eral imperial forces, but, since. Mr. brought on too soon now. Ottawa
Tarte has raised the‘ point, it is ot Citizen.
out of place to remind him ‘and ‘his’
friends that Canada is-only doing “Robert Barr says that Canada is
by voluntary, extra-legal - act what “Steeped in literary darkness and
other colonies have agreed to.do: by rye whisky.” -That is’ a terrible
a. solemn, ~ permanent: agreement arraignment of our Canadian cous-
with the mother-country, and that ins—and they ‘may -have ‘something | Tim ig and Deselopment Company of th :
the aid she is rendering does not by | to say in reply to Mr. Barr. Seattle | said Com ce ¥

any ‘means: equal - the benefits she | Times.
the same—to gather together a1 cciveg from -the von with |. -In.what particular kind of whisky

number of scattered province: nd, | ne + *
" provinces ancy’! Great Britain. This question of a| was Mr Barr steeped when he made
by: developing and strengthening | «tribution ds -the i +7-| that 1“? -
the common points of interest, to contribute! pacer make it, and no workto be. done. CF
weld them together into a nation defense -may come up “in concrete aie on. it di —— : SERGES
. ; arrae : “ P = i visa -
See ee ee aa, ine wna na a aabaab: “the “Cascade Record enters 4 | wis stigmata Ret i
: ° the -more- vigor ‘through ‘the ‘en-'| vigorous. protest against the pro-'| SPBlah Sot above the re
manship of her leading men was a . \ lof G 4 shares], over ang spaid and non-assessal
matched by equally wise statesman- hanced sentiment of ‘loyalty. which ‘ae of Grand Bors to. discharge, to the. vendor aa peanaideratep Mor te Samey,
Gia? 5 Mr. ke’: 7 se i . “the | of thrist ‘E
Ship in the mother-country, which has been aroused by Mr. Tarte’s ut- | her wage into. Kettle River, ‘‘th: e
fostered her highest aspirations and

VeRee

- “a aC) just |
K Way. Caf sei
w% ote. a @e arrived
the Company. ane | ==
terances. ~Then -Me.- Tarte -may pure, - flowing’ stream from which | yégeanets jorize such other
thus kept. her loyal to the British
crown.

A t ae = Te 5 = - ~) Bteve

as‘may i -

ed advisable forthe carrying out, in‘any * e si astte ‘ en :

wish that he had not spoken; - or -at-| We quench our thirst,””’ says the ethod the intent of the ast wrec Guiteee In cay Se HEARD’S
No men are better fitted’ to dis-

.cuss the affairs of the Dominion

» Game in Season.

feast that he -had spoken at atime Record.

when British patrietism'was less ac- Tailoring’... ..Parlors
tive in‘Canada. Washington Street,

with its citizens than those who had LR ARR

a hand in framing that Dominion.

The people of Rossland should not

miss this opportunity to hear one of
them, for it may never recur.
—_—_—

not be repeated—that of hearing
one of the fathers of the Confedera-
tion discuss the affairs of the nation
which he did more to make thanany
other living Canadian. Sir Charles
Tupper is a man whom the Cana-
dian people should delight to honor,
a man whose life has been “spent in
strenuous service for his couutry,
whose statesmanlike abilities have
been ripened by'a long’ experience
in public office covering a wide
range of subjects, and whose head
has been crowned with deserved |
honors by a grateful sovereign, as
the head of an equally grateful
people.

The men who took the lead in
bringing about the Confederation
should be held in as high reverence
among Canadians as the signers of
the American Declaration of Inde-
pendence and the makers of the
American constitution are held in
the great republic. Their work was

Rossiand and Grand Forks, B.C

, 2
Smoking Raymer, Sec,;" I. B. Kenty, S. D.;

’ Frank French, J. D.; D. E. Kerr,
Tobacco. M. of C.; Worshipful Bro. Frank
? Brislow, chaplain; John Dunlop, s.

if ‘ an Geo. C. McKay, J. S.;S. Carver,
Pere tyler.
“MORRISON & BRYENTON, ‘After the ceremon A
: : eb y, the senior
Colambls syenh warden elect, J. S. Clute, addressed
the retiring master worshipful Bro.
W. N. Dunn, and presented him, on
behalf of the lodge, with a past
master’s jewel, -which-was acknow-
ledged with~much appreci ‘ion : by
Mr. Dunn, A _ banquet followed
with 75 guests at the table. Pleas- |-
ing speeches were made by Right.
Worshipful Bro, Goodeve, Wor-

oR RK

fine line of Toronto Biscuit
Ce assorte

WOW ODEO , eee BISCUITS. JAMS AND
-HOLSTEAD & WRIGHT: aa

BISGU
FIRST|AVE,, AND WASHINGTON ST.

este
oR

~ VASQUERADE
CARNIVAL.
‘THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 4.
_NINE HANDSOME PRIZES:

porations,
to furnish an

eeu Boo!
Baan hopin

s

ontreal
ionte Christo.
orthern Belle

.| ebises,, pri’
p son Ele

ts.
; si Bo. —
EDITORIAL NOTES. t to receive

INEERNATIONAL | POREN-FEED 00;

nd: 1a ;! tO, "

i vi aes Qabk zi 2

in said T ak S I C f j : ] I | Hay, Oats, Wheat, Bran; and
powe:s a fa Ea i : ‘
asary or inci-

4. act wll Stuffs...
Monday; Dec. 25th--Grand.Xmas. Bis

We also carry.a full stock of Brackman.& Ker’s
First appearance’, Direct from the east

Rolled.Oats, Oatmeal and . a shipful Bros.! Bristow, Dunn, Con
caines * THE DOCKMANS,

Graham Flour, Herring and Dr. Leckie, and Bros.
"Champion Bag Punchers of the World. ._ Sensation of Madison Square
Cy Gara ry : :

December, A. D. 1899.
MAODONALD & JOHNSON.
Solicitors for thé Applicants.

. “\ Jack Asticy..-
Sone enn . J. J. Billageaa.

: Bast Columbia avenue, Rossland, B. C {° others. The remarks were inter-
a = —= on, the Si spersed with songs by Bros: Fraser,
nas market, McCrae, -Archer and Burrows.

~seayhat The lodge is.in a prosperous con-
Is ‘wi at dition.and has about 100 members.
they The'new temple, now in course of
say, who construction, will cost abont $6,000.
have

seen the
‘new...

vevytnigl'as "Oneae as you can ‘WORSTED fAiND ‘

“THE BEST”
————————
which we sell to the TRADE ONLY Wood, Clute, Oliver, Kerr and
jen, Greater New Yor!

MONDAY,

GRAND OPENING

——
Service of Song at St. George's.

A service of song was given in
St.George’s Sunday school by. mem-
bers of the school on Sunday: vafter-
noon under the direction ‘of D.’ N.
The Eastern Star. H d, the superintendent, Miss

-Next'week Alpha Chapter No. 1,.| Quimette at the organ.
Eastern Star,-will instal the newly
elected. officers, who are:. . Mrs.
Eleanor Jacobs, ‘ worthy matron; 5
Mrs. Agnes Kenty, associate mat- Miners Ball—leave -order -early
ron; William N. Wood, worthy pat- | for cut flowers at the Bon Ton.
ron; Mrs. Annie -—E, Dunlop, con- * + e
ductress; Mrs. Clara M. Blevins, J- Fi cote has moved: his
‘| associate conductress;. Mrs. Ettals i |
Lurty, secretary; W. H..S. Gavin, under Jerry Spellman’s hotel.
.| treasurer; Miss Maud Bristow, Ada; Best 25-cent--meal-~in~-towo—}
|Mrs.. Mabel Schaidt, Ruth; Mrs. "| Grand Union Dining room. Union
Nannie E. Rees, Esther; Miss | help. ae § iB
Elizabeth Smith, Martha; Mrs. K.
E.Bristow, Electa; George Cc. Mc-
Kay, chaplain; Frederick Burrows,
organist.

- The chapter.now has a member-
ship of 48. :

NOTICE.

THE

Gity Bakery,

24 WASHINGTON ST., HAS

Last week of the Wonderful

VAN GOFRE GOTRELY,

Herculean Equilbrists,

‘The Kettle River Mining and Development
Liability.

"Also last week of the Present International Stock company,

, all appearing in Péarl & Cassidy’s Musical ‘Offering, r : ne . =.
“HER MAJESTY'S 3 FRUIT CAKE, .

=, 2 why ‘wz hig +
Pav a ae et —o PN . mow ea well-season!
_. SHIP, ‘MAINE. iss ‘inka dinners the, cag
Tommy Atkins as Captain and a Star Crew fs
a NOTICE—A new Eastern Company on the New. Year, ‘now edroute; impo
Seiad Manager A. Zimm 3

FAREWELL BEN

3...~ SEY MOURS~~~3.
Eline De Boise
Freil and Barr
-John Howet. Bessie Vernon
and 20. others.

meeting are

a
to pass the BUSINESS LOCALS.

———-

Tendered ‘J.8. Holland;

* The Russel hotel is firstécl in!
every respect. Table is: not ex-) > \
celled in Rossland. e@.

Everything nobby and up-to-date; ¢: St
ia the hookups ‘at ‘the’ Montana ‘
stables, phone 6.

—_—_

Private rooms for parties.
ayy Business Men’s Lunch, 850.-

gatas Sis T par nt: Ga es RO ‘Oper Day ond Night..
its expensive and dan! 0 te th: te

ingot the rouble and Ere rteesble tank of Booms and Bar ein
clganing lamp ‘You will find it far more } :.

‘Fine Hotsled Goods.
Physicians recommend most ion 5 of the Com|
‘ cm ‘Dated at the
‘| highly -Schlitz’s- extract- ‘of . malt. y of December, 1899.
:| Sold by the bottle at the.Interna- | Sec-Treas, of ts Bove
Mr. - Tarte’s opposition to, the tional family liquor store. _Import~ ‘opment Comp ee
. . : ‘ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
; Canadian contingents has. ‘proved a| dies by the bottlé, basket or case ‘at
boomerang. - Through ‘his: organ, :

¥ ‘moderate ‘prices. tf
La Patrie, he has persistently-raised a

HOUDES=< ™

Straight Cut

TARTE’S BOOMERANG.

ca ‘To Cure-a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromine Quinine Twenty-four thousand pounds of

‘Tablets. All druggists refund the | the best poultry just received vat P.' |:

money if it fails to cure. 25¢ E.| Burns & Co's. for the holiday,

> “iifisa Swanson, Prop. ©

—<_£_==—_=<€—¥—=w_eEeEeeeeeem

| CLASSIFIED.“

Electric

A CONTRAST.

In strong’ contrast to the quib-
bling objections raised by Mr. Tarte
to the sending of the Canadian con-
tingents to South Africa are the
sentiments of President Charles
Magee, expressed at the annual
meeting of the Bank of Ottawa.
Mr. Magee said:

Businese of all kinds throughout
the Dominion is active and profit-
able, the people generally are pros-
perous and contented, loyal to
queen and country, and proud of
forming part of the imperial power
of Great Britain. It occurs to me,
however, that the advantages re-
ceived from the tion with the

objections which-have'so -stirred the
country’ that" from. all! directions |
éome declarations ‘that the contin- | ‘sss

Twelve tons of holiday

2

just arrived at‘P.! Burns & Co's.

Advertisements wide Eis, peat ee ken fo
5 . er ord. Nothing taken for
poultry | uf Han as cents. Six asertions, t.00.

TAILORING.

gent should be increased manifold; |) :;

if necessary to ensure British -suc-

cess in South Africa, .The speech Bent session fot may time, before. the
of Charles Magee, president of: the per ee its, western

Bank of Ottawa, - proposing : that
Canada should . offer ‘to bear her
share of the cost -of imperial de- d
fense is the :first- instance of the 1 Moritreal, 17th’ November, 1899.

pan: apply.

joard. + * :
PBELL OSWALD, Secretary -

carries the best assortment of imported and. do-
Smesti¢ goods in ‘Rossland. ‘None: but first-elass

Tabor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia |’

avenue, Rossland.

! SITUATIONS AND HELP.

WANTED A first-class chambermald for .ho-
tel in city, Unless experienced and’ clean, please

rte de | do not apply. Address XY Z, this office" — 2t

kind. . Now comes Col. E: G.
Prior, who writes -to - the Victoria
Colonist in these words:

“Who, 'I would ask, guards . our. NOWCES
shores with her ships, who protects: cal i
our commerce on the high seas, and

MINERAL ACT, 1896.

mother country are not sufficiently
appreciated. The very prosperity
of the bank, as exemplified in the
report we are considering, and the
security for life and property en-
joyed by the people of this country is
largely due to the protection afford-

bl iis to lie down at bight in | intend, sat
peace: and’ sectrity ‘knowing’ that’ | tothe Minin
none date molest-us? It is’ Great ovement
Britain.. And what do we..pay for
all this? Absolitely nothing.” Not of Improvements,
a dollar do we'pay for it. * That be- G..
ing the case,:I:cannot five ‘that: ee

Apply, Goodeve Bros. 2a7-st

WANTED—Girl for light housework, Mrs. M.

G. Sullivan, Trail, B.C, 3

in
ere lo-
AUCTIONEER

GENTS’ FURNISHINGS at 2 sacrifice. Get
‘our prices. Aution sales conducted. Get terms.

Houghton's Sale Rooms. C.P.R. blocs, George |.’

Houghton Autigneer and Manager-

FOR RENT.
D. 1899.
Gauses.

able for private boarding house, on graded street

inserted at, the |

rere a 4
©. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant. Tailor,

BOY WANTED—To learn the drug business.
E

YY, * + ae
Ys vals leasant and ‘much cheaper to... +4- +

Use

Estimates furnished fo: Wiring and Lighting.
Electric Fixtures carried in Stock.

ights!

Ther
bur ness place a - ‘ighter a)

reduce rsurance, give your home Or
ce, an
sa @ you money in many ways «ses ++

;
oEJectric Powers
supplied for Mining and Manufacturing: purposes. It is much cheaper shan steam.
pepe Bie cating . tors for Sale or Re it y 7

Rossa Water & Licht @.

‘ jar casé of trouble with lights, teleph 267
_ Rath Sag af eben eden opr tad

~ eo t

en nen nnn nary
FOR RENT—Large, well-furnished house, suit--|_

‘pain compare ini whiteness und: pur-
ity with the. personal and house-
, jagld:linen done up atthe... -. os

ae
of Dniper feet + 3 3 gis
Eléctric [.aundr
wtrorize those’ who spend their
money at home with you, and tbere-
own and your city’s:

‘PAPERS and
‘MAGAZINES...

‘WE TKE
SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR PAPERS AND
MAGAZINES AT
PUBLISHERS
PRICES.

—=

‘LINTON--BROS.

“BOOK STORE.

~~ Saloon. - -
‘Washington Street. yUnder new manage
; 4 ENE «+--+,
with the BEST brands of.

and Gigars

.
“invited

Bar suppl

Rolt & Grogan,
~ Mines; Stocks and

. 5 Irisurance.
Representing the following

W. Grove’s signature: is on each’
box. :
Blankets and harness at Clark’s.
_—_—_—_——_——

Eagles Attention. i

Being holiday week there will be
no meeting of Rossland Aerie No.
10 tonight. Harry DANIELS,

Secretary.
—_—_
A Lost Bloodhound.

A bloodhound, black collar, brass
buttons. Any person having know-
ledge of whereabouts of same will
confer a favor by communicating
with the REcorp office, phone 98.

NOTICE.

Rossland Winter Carnival.

A public meeting is hereby called
to meet in the city hall on Friday
evening (29th inst.) at 8 o'clock, for

trade.

Call: at M. We 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.

Atiction house. *

Dr. Scott's Headache Powders
are a sure cure “for headaches

caused by powder.smoke, etc: Sold,

at Morrow’s Drug store.

O. M. Fox & Co. are opening a

splendid line of

holiday goods

and extend a. cordial invitation to

everybody to inspect the same.,

The prices are right, too.
It you want a ‘turnout, like.

. they.
have in New York, Chicago, Mon-:

treal or: Toronto, call - up “Montana

stables, phone 6.

When choosing China and Crock-'

ery, one likes. a large asortment to

. Cigarettes.

-B. Hotde & Company, Quebec

¢: Crow & Morris, Rossland.
| Ord a

MANUFACTURED BY

Are Better that: the Best.

‘WHOLESALE AT z

ENGINEERS AND

nbhira Avenue, Hossland-

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,
MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken.

Qre Cars, Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Fans, Shaiting, Hangers and Pullers, | 2ipe work

Itys Northey Pum kept in stock. Agents for Wm.
8 specialty uney amps (fp, Concentrators,
P. 0. Box 198.

FIRE INS U RANC E the purpose of appointing commit- h zi - wgodicineh P a

I o J: "| tees and taking such other steps as choose from. You will find.it in the x

there is a man-in.Canatla > who, can ~ z four blocks from Uolumbia avenue, Address “A. . z “Com antes: : way’ be necessary to arrange. for the crockery and glassware, department. RG
ed by the army and navy of Great | be so contemptibly small, "eo uaut NOTICE. B. C., REcoRD office. Baggage delivered iP 3 . y

Britain, and towards the mainten- Py iagsree t

; —_— oo cetvally located: e g 7” 7 - i m Caledoni hi 1 " 1 at the. Pacific Tea company.
ised ra ed: bie A Os ‘ Fs . *

im: me rude ee! are- e a aledonian, Lancashire, | annual winter carnival.

: y terably mean, as to grudge re . ace, : NICELY furnised rooms, centrally located: a died. N W €1 :

ance of which Canada contributes | 4 g, yi ee eee [AN extraordinary general ting of the ‘sh - ken. . Furniture, joved. a : : ;

nothing. The feeling is gr Zs Assi! i Sliver | Private family; stove i{ desirid.. Apply at this : Connecticut of Hartford A. S. GooDEvE, Mayor.
. e is growing .

ger, as she does now; of: being left: Dla avec ber + FOR SALE. house, or ship any class of Roods.

; lendid isolati = ee
to the articles of co-partnership, i rs.privi | FOR SALE—Old established. first-class restaur a LoeLi & € ; * nothi a

e order the Staked by lum Ing op. Eatablished May, 1895. and | .
in ee
all and giving nothing. It is true, imperial defense, of ee all the jurther, er asiness as ,
Ect MINING AND. INVESTMENT
, ‘Acting Secretary.
dete set ;

young men to assist in maintaining for naval-and’ ‘military

ag
il

4 our goods are not of the SAME

Up-Town restaurant, Washing-,
ton street, opposite-C. P. 'R. depot.
First-class meals. Horatio Duffy,
proprietor. gente esl at

grade than those of our Com-

petitors, and in many instances

BETTER, and,...--+
—_

Ficstecl ds

coloniés get’ “equal
being taxed for

price is $1350. with $350 cash, $300 say in six
Tnonths,.and the balance at the rate of $10 per
month. Apply at this office.

: ‘you cannot save TWO THIRDS
The best poultry, turkeys, 13% ” or HALF. on your purchasing
cents'to.1g cents per Ib; geese 1174 4 from us,.WE DO NOT WANT -
to 13 cénts; chickens, 1034: to ‘11% YOUR TRADE.....-000* .

A

5 firs | cents, at P, Burns.& Co's. :

TE om EE a eet ¢] F so

THos: Ss. GILMOUR, ok—Cleaning, pressing - ¢ .- oe
Sasence ;

dyeing done on short (notice at
The Rossland Auction House,

Washington . Street Dyeing: .and
42 E. Columbia Ave. |: Be bannett, ‘Manager.

Cleaning works. , Telephone | x28.
_-The Rosstand Trading Co.,

Mrs. Currie, prop. |= * f
+ Old Balvation Army Building. J. Cherrington, Manager.

Ohe of the Leading Bars of the city.
j-+ Spokane Street, pext.to-International

thi ., holders. rande Gold ant f
3 ’ peng sides ale Mining:Company, Limited Tiability. will be held | office. she rates, no fre 5 2.¢.THE. -++ Rossland, B.C., D b a7th,
forougtout the Dominion that the motherland when: she’ Stiinds In ddin#:| atthe head adie of the company, ‘Colum- rates, a ; NE RON -Imperial. 7808 , : 3t
time has come for some d r WE SELL GOOD, DRY, SEASONED WOOD. ; \ J aN NS | OR nae
io splendid feoloties e ts fee the: e_-afternoo! side the eee owers.priv! OBiice: Wastington Bt., opposite Bank of Montreal. J. W. Hartline, Mgr. 2 :
and that we should cease to occupy | ,~ 2 ce te + ener total rev een same, OF le company: tua pass reso- |" ant. Fine proposition for the right party. For | _ a : Se Ap yy ge oe
the undesirable position of taking 45 P ol ‘enue Tuttons for corporation On CES particulars address ‘P.O. Box 141. Nelson, B. C. JACKSON CO., but new single ‘and . double: cutters : ll
i may fe e FOR SALE—A five-roomed house, plastered Spokane 8t., opp. Burns’ market. hid at the Montana stables, phone 6,
we have recently voluntarily sent a ian B esa oy NS and nicely finished, in desirable location, |The — : 4
thousand of our bravest and best BROKERS.
Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Clay Pipe and:Fittings
for Chimneys.

Le Roi Livery, Feed Sanitary Plumbing
~-§ Sale Stables. Specialty.

Telephone 27 - P.O. Box 271.
OHN Fr. LINDBURG ..+- «PROPRIETOR

the rights of British subjects in 34:13, Pet 8 cons atta The |: NOTICE. ant ooo ° @ & >

South Alrieas and from present ap- | balance we get free-fronnGreat Bri- | | Novembet etb. a. FOR SALE— a F WHOLESALE MARKETS
pearances the second cortingent of |tain, And yet statistics show that:| Initial post 8: ¥ Reveleto!
fered will likely be accepted, but | the colonies are: rowing in both ris’ mineral claim.

that is not enough. The country e:colonies. Arc hiE Be °

Nelson, S:
NOTICE if hereby given that 30 days aft ONE ACRE,
8 - is here! given that lays after
can afford, in addition to making wealth and resources. more rapidly di i eg to if

. 1898.
corner of Oliver M. Har-

Grand. Forks,-and* Vancouver.
mre
jate I inten apply to the Chief oad

se than the mother’ country. Now, | Commissioner of Land and Works for per- r
greater provision for the defense’ of : 'y .| mission to‘purchase the followed described facing on Princess street, with three-roomed i
the different provinces, to follow the what te should Canada. tale? lands 4 ous feats, for— Rossland, — Trail,
e lead of Australia and Cape Colony the colonies to show the mettle of . : youd, 3
and make a direct annual contrihu- | their men and their devotion.to the $550. Ge
Sait hy the cost of supporting the | motherland. | Canada ‘has already
ritish navy. * i rs es
sent 1000 men and will no doubt in | acres. 5
Mr. Magee frankly acknowledges | the end send another 1000, © You, ie Oxsven M, HABErO, a E. N, OUIMETTE & COm
ssland, DB. v.

4 Real Estate........ Insurance and Mines.
the priceless advantages Canada de-| sir, inthe columns of your paper, Young a aend, 5 o. New Bank of Montreal Building,

STOCKS AND SHARES
MINING AGENT.
Colambia Avenue. Rossland, B. 0.

RETAIL MARKETS...
Nelson, © Ymir, © ‘Kaslo,~
Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,
Phenix, i y, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke
Ferguson, and- Vancouver. A :
——

Sandon, New: :
‘Ww. C. McDONALD,
Contractor. and Builder.

Contracts of any
satiate ee Shoe

Moving and . Raising Buildings a Specialty.
+ + Apply 85:Thetapeow Aveaue.

Hair dressing and itches
Spokane: prices. Goods “" manufac-
tured on our premises. Miller-Der-
vant manufacurer of fine hair. goods.

, etc., 129 C 1 id aven-

‘Telephone 88. P.O. Box 268

A a B. MACKENZIE & co.
MINING BROKERS.

Columbia Ave, Rossland; B. ©. | ve east.”

‘oH, Heavy. Transferring.
_pat-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

< STABLES:
Commerocial.Alley, Phone No. 89.

+ Portofiice Box 16.

_ Willidsa Donald, Mgr., Rossiand Branch.
ilidm Donald, Met Rose in secede