ROBSLAND EVENING_RECORD, NOVEMBER 29, 1898.

A Gaelic Scholarship.
Rueen’s University registrar has been
notified of a bequest’ made by the late
M. C. Cameron, lieutenant-governor of
tie Northwest Territories, of $1,000 for a
Gaelidcacholarship.

Principal Grant will publish shortly a
book, in which he will define his att-
tude on the plebiecite question.

If you are not satiefied with your laun-
dry ‘work try the Rossland Laundry.
same location, near postoffice.

EVERYBODY 1S TAKING: I

The Evening Record’s Popularity
Fast Return‘n3.

FORTY-NINE NEW SUBSCRIBERS

A Few Hours Work Shows That the
People Like the Paper.

T. E. HALEY,

p RETAIL

Jt hasbeen along time until yester DEALERIN.,

day since anyone has been asked to sub-

pare the draft of the Aacensiontide ap-
peal for next year.

—_————_—___———_
A Company for Republic,

A.B, Acorn is Lack fiom Spokane,
where he has been organizing a mining
company to handle reservation property.
The formation of the company has not
yet been completed although seven men
have been put to work on tho property.

If you want your balr dressed to really suit y
atyto and in the lutest Paris fashious, if you ane

it trimmed or singed, or shampooed to perfection,
then go to t
MADAM ._BROCHET,

The Australian Spectalint,
Do you require the perfection of preparations to keep your complection brilliany,
your tnethy white, RGuE skin soft and supple, MADAM BROC ier will do it io
you. PIMPLES, Freckles, Blotches, dandraff, &c., &e., quickly

Rossland Evening Record.

fron
lndivs and gentlemen, SMOKERS’ black teeth magically whitened by the ure ot
Madam Brochet’s Smokeer Tooth Powder. Advice free. Note Addrees, Madam
Brochet, Occidental Block, 112} East Columbia Ave. three doors eaat of OU, ¥,
Fox, grocer.

An assay has just been made on roc!
from one of the claims which gave re-
turns of $207.60 to the ton. Mr. Acorn
says they haue something good, which
work will soon show.

Odd Fellows Election.

The Rossland I. 0. 0. F. held their
annual election of office laut eveniog at
their hall. Dr. Kerr was elected noble
grand; F. E. French, vice-grand; Jeaac
Kenly, secretary, and Albert Houston,

scribe forthe R ND Rzo-
onp. In about four hour’s a representa-
tive of this paper obtained 49 new sub-
acribera, by which is fair to judge that
the good work has just begun. It is hu-
man nature for mankind to meet their
fellow man halt way, and the subscrip-
tion of the Recorp has been reduced one
half the good citizens of Rossland are
doing the rest. Within a very few days
the Rxcorp will have a much larger cir-
culation in Rossland than any other
newepsper, and will therefore be the
best advertising medium. Our mer-
chantashould bear this in mind and
give atleast a portion of their holiday
advertising toit. The addition of 42
subscribers on Columbia avenue be-
tween St. Paul and Earl streets puts
the Rzconp in nearly every business
house and professional office. Spokane
street, between First avenue and Colum-
pia avenue, is as well represented on
our subscription books, and it is fair to
figure the balance of the town as much
-the friend of thia paper as that already

Beet,
Pork,
Mutton,

Fish
Oysters

Game.

f| Jordan charged with abusing the fire

The lodge is in a most flourishing con-
dition both socially and fiauncially.
There are at present about 100 active
members. :

Police Court.
Perry Burke was up before Magestrate

department. boys afew days ago while
ata fire. He gota continuance to ob-
tain witnesses.

ee
M. E. Chureh Tonight,

The Bernhard-Walther Concert com-
pany give an entertainment this evyen-
ing at the Methoilist charch which
piomises to be a treat in that line.

‘
Piles Cured Without a Knife,
BY DR. A. W. CHASE'S OINTMENT

canvassed. The following is o list of the
new subscribers obtained yesterday:
Water and Light Company.

Spokane Street,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

FRoss Thompson.
Ca. |

L have blocks of stock in the following companies for sale;

Eurcka Consolidated West Le Boi and Josie. Monitn, Gopher,
Homestake, Evening Star Monte Cristo, Sivlerine and R. E. Leo, §

Lotsin the Original Townsite

THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, -:- -:- ROSSLAND, B. C.

+3

28 Spokane Street, Opposite the Inter

Every night this week
AT 7 OPCLOCK.

New line of goods.

C.C. GIBSON & CO.
The only AUCTIONEERS in the camp.

To the Public—Bring your goods (Anything) and ‘have them
sold by us. Terms moderate. Prompt settlements.

N. B. Money advanced on gord
Brought to be'sold at Auction. -

i y physici: wished
meto have an operation but Ifelt I
could be cured without the knife. Three

St. Lawrence Honse.

Thomas & Smith, hay and grain deal-
ere.
Whelan & Pullman, Butte Bar.
‘Mrs, Krous, Butte Lodging House.
Mrs, M, Becker, Dressmaking.
O. K. Barber Shop.
C. Hikhbue, Tailor.
McLean & Morrow, Druggiata.
Merryweather, Windsor Hotel.
Martin Ceo, Leland Restaurant.
Davis & O'Connell, Grocers.
H. ©. Burton, 8. F. & Exprees Agent.
DeVoin & Patterson, cigar store.
Burbank, jeweler.
Reddin-Jackson Co., brokers.
Dr, Armstrong, U.S. Coneul.
James Cooper Manufacturing Co.
McNeill & Deacon, barristers.
Taylor & McCoy, tailors.

. Keller, barber shop.

L
Daniels & Chambers, painte, oils, etc.

B. Woods, tailor.
Jenks Manufacturing Co.
. Schofield, jeweler and

5 ,
McLeod & Whiteside, barristers and

solicitors.
Dickinson & Orde, brokers.
O. M, Fox & Co., grocers.
W. J. Loughead, tailor.
D. B. Bogle, mining.
Montreal House.
‘Ward & McKay, grocers.
H. B. Smith, civil engineer.
Mrs. M, Heard, ladies’ store.
M. J. O’Hearn, merchant tailors.
John Dean, mines and real eatate.

ROSSLAND, B.C.

poxes ,of Dr. Chase’s Ointment stopped
the bleeding and effected a permanent
cure.”

ROSSLAND

SCHOOL OF ASSAYING.
NOW OPEN

With NIGHT anp DAY Classes. Short
course includes the assay of any kind: of
ore for ‘
GOLD, SILVER, LEAD.
COPPER.
8tudents may enter on the course of
study at any time for either day or
night classes.

W. P. MURRAY Prin’)

IMPERIAL RLOCK, ROSSLAND.

HOOOOOOOHOOOOD

M. A. Wilson °
& Co.

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

First-class fit and work-
manship guaranteed.

Alex Patterson, jeweler and repairing.
Andy Revesbeck, Qneen Hotel.
Crow & Morris, cigars and tobacco.
J. W. Whiteside, barrister.

Clifton Hotel.

The Oregon Restaurant.

Keefe & Donahue, Bellevue House.
William Keller, confecticner.
Parsons Produce Co.

Cramer’s Barber Shop.

Wilson & Co., tailors.

Fall line of the

NEWEST
PATTERNS

—————
SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

©OOOOOOOOOOOOO®

Metal Works.

5. F. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary plumb-
er, of the Rossland Metal Works, is pre-
pared to do your plumbing, hot water
and gas fitting, gaunteeing all work, at
the lowest living prices. Okanogan
building, Spokane Ftreet. th

Dr. Findley, dentist, has removed his
office upstairs, next to the Bank of B.
N. A., Columbia ave. Office hours 9 a.
m.to5 p.m. 22-1m.

The wheezing and strangling of those
who are victims of asthma dre ‘promptly
relieved by a few doses of Dr. Chase’s

QDOPSOPSSSSOGS GHPDOSSPISOSE
: re on 4
Received. a
eevee See eer es ee
600 Doz Pairs of Socks from 12!c, up, worth 35c. up.
600 Pairs of Blankets from 75c up, worth. $1.50 up.
26 Cases of Underware from Sb¢ up, worth $1.00 up.”
45 Cases Top Shirts and Sweaters from 30c up, worth $1.00 ap
‘And acar lot of other fur it ncloding e i hes,
Shoes, eter, bought at 40 cents on the dollar and will be evld at marr
the price charged elsewhere. This is not an adverticement fake—

but @ true fact—call and be convinced. The goods are first class—
only the paices ate pitiably low.

ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE.
42 EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

SHDODIOSPDISS SHSSSDDSSISS 8

Syrup of Lingeep and Turp ‘ine.

Razors hollow ground, siseors, doctor’s
ingtraments and all kinds of edge toola
ground at shooting galery, First Ave.

The first duty of s newspaper is to
print the news; the second, to deuy it—
Life.

Denver &
Rio Grande R. R.

SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD.

Weekly Excursions to the Bas

In Through Touriet Cars
Without Change....
MODERN:
——UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
— SLEEPERS

In charge of experienced

FOR INDIAN SCHOOLS.

Anglican Board of Missions Appropriates
$2,400.

The executive committee of the board SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF

Rossland Opera House

Conductors and Porters

Tel. No §

Quick Work.
Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

Good sad.lle horses, elegant turnouts, nobby sleighs, and fancy driving teams;
will drive you anywhere at any time day or night.

If you are getting up a sleighing party, ree ue about rigse—good horees.
Horees boarded by the day or month. Packing of all kinds done, We do ex
press and baggage work; will call at any part of the city. Contracts and job work
d ne promptly, light:or heav freight handled, mining machinery delivered on
short notice, ore contracts taken, Furniture, pianos and eafes eafely moved. We
pay all damages done to anthing we handle. We act as ehippers’ agents, will tran
sfer, warehouse, or ship any class of goods. ‘ ie

We sell Washington seasoned Fir and Tamarae wood.

Stables: First Aventue, : Office: 9 Washington
Bet. Spokane and Washington Ste.

John W. Hartline, Proprietor.

1\Y) Gamenbceea & DEACON,

295
&
aes
288 BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.

58

H OFFMAN

WASHINGTON STREET
ROSSLAND. B. C.

JARAY MCINTOSH,
Merchants’ Lunch.
25c.

Roseland, B. C.

Miner Building, Columbla Avenue
PROPR,

ROSSLANDS’
ONLY

VOL. 8, No. 128

ROSSLAND, B. C,,

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1898.

PRICE 5 CENTS

LADIES’ RINGS...

One very etrong point in
Ladies’ Rings.

our b

MASTER MINDS

: the i
T pay special attention to this line and con
the largest and choicest collection of them found in the siasearantly ee
them in all styles with any combinatlon of stonea, and the vaines are the
very best which are madg possible only by buying for CASH,

. J. W. SPRING,

Successor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL. & SPRING.
NEXT DOOR TU POSTOFFICE,

i have

McCrae & Co

Mining and
Investment Brokers.

Jj. F. AONEYFORD-
The East End Tailor.
e~Fine Suit.

171 Conusrpra Avenux Easr.

uught and sold,
for the standard
ooteray. ( onti-
ished on appiica-
tion by competent engineer.

Deelers in
—

Real Estate
MONEY Loaned at
LOW Rates of Interest.

» CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED..

Circulating Library

the Fr
All the latest books at

H. S. WALLACE,

Slehe Private tnatrneti Seattoner

i a +

Rocinis every Fritay evening at :
furnish

Prof. E. DREYFOUS,

us and Circulati

goa
is pe-
our purehases ‘may be

to serve you. Weare

eat feature for the winter months.

Wall Paper, Fanoy Goods,
ing Library.

AX FELL ON THE SALARIES

Alderman Lalonde Used a Deciding
Vote, and Saved the City $2800.

THE MAYOR WAS POWERLESS

7 , Bar-
rett and Lalonde Vote for

oe No Salaries.

The regular meeting of the city coun-
cil was held last night in the city hali.
Every member was present and some
lively and spirited speechea were made.
The regular order was gone through
with until ‘resolutions’? was reached,
when Alderman Goodeve movei the fol-
lowing resolution, which was seconded
by Alderman Ross Thompson:

“That, in view ofthe fact that we be-

Residence 24 ave, and Monte Christo
Address®: 0. Bost ee CBU sO

BREAD

sions. ny
atreet. Box

‘“§.. Andrew's Day.

their patron saint.

This being St. Andrew’s day, the
.; of the city will celebrate in
various ways and forms in honor of

pee ede rr eee There were special services held this

lieve it was understeod by the ratepay-
ers generally, and further that there
was a tacit understanding to that effect
effect among the councilmen,

“Therefore, there be no salaries or in-
demnification to the mayor and council-
men for the year 1898.”

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

John R. Reavis went to Grand Forks
today. : :

‘W. B. McFadden, went to Cascade
City on the morning train...

Guss Wassholm went to Cascade City
on the morning train.

D. D. Ferguson left for Cascade City
this morning to be gone a week.

John A. Smith left for Grand Forks
on business today. . :

Carl Thorsk, left for Tacoma, Wasii.,
this morning, where he will-make his
home in the fnture. :

James Breen, of the Northport smel-
ter, came up ona short. businrss trip
last evening.

A. W. Strickland, left for .Grand
Forks, to take charge of bis new posi-
tion with the Montreal Branch bank.

Sir Charles Ross, president of the
West Kootenay Power & Light Co., re-
turned last evening from an extended
visit to England.

W. de V. le Maistre, barrester former-
ly of Trail, has located in Rossland, and
associated himself with the firm of

aly & Hamilton.

Miss Nellie Askins, of Portland, Ogn.,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Haskans, for the past month, returned
to her home this morning.

Mrs. -J. 8. Ballinger, of Northport,
Wash., who has beanin the city vieiting
Mre. and Mr. J. Bohn during the
past week, returned home on this morn-
ings train.

Congressman W. C. Jones of Spokane,
who was among the visiting Elks, re-
turned to his home this morning. He

da fhe sted 2 lis: but bread | church at which Archdeacon Pentreath

officiated. Tonight an elegant banquet

m:

pointed speech, and
ties to sustain his views.

morning at 9 o'clock in St. Georges? Mr. Goodeve defended the motion in 8

said hefore leaving that he would start

He also took

for Wi early next week, to be
present at the convening of congress to

FLEISCHMANS
YEAST. —

Is a Bakery in Itself.
FRESH, DAILY... 5...

O.M. Fox & Co.

SOLE AGENTS
106 Columdia Ave.

Cable Addrees, ‘‘Morse,”” Rossland. appropriate toasts will be

Codes, Clough’s and Bedford McNeil’s profusion are promised,

ROY-H CLARKE vernber cainé on Sattirday of that yea
44 Columbia Ave.

Ross.ann, B. C.,
BP. O. Box 258.

Mining Engineer

purpoze of organizing the St. Andrew
society.

Tel. 65.

great interest by the sone of Scotia.

ESV ind CHONYH: Board of Trade.

J. A. MACDONALD,
M

Id Clute & Cronyn

Farristers, Solicitors jand Notaries.
Neltors for the Bank of British North America
Money to Loan,

J.8, Cure, JB
Contr Made for Und
Surveying and Agsaying

a

Specialty Superintending Development
and Reporting on. Mineral Properties. succeed J B. McArthur,

signed.

Mus:

C. O. Lalonde "i
e . pn e€ for Tittle
- chaps
Strong shoes forsturdy boys and stylish shoes for fathers,
dainty shoce for little girls and misses and elegant shoes for
their mothers, We do not confine oureclves to supplying
uny one age or eex with FOOTWEAaR, but make a epecialty
of-'good rheea for everyone.” Our stuck is complete, com-
prising every kind of Boot and Shoe manufactured, light,
medium, or heavy. Prices areall light, however.

PUTAUATAN AMAA AMAA ALARA ALA AA AAA AAA
Hunter Bros.

board.

Mr. J. McKane remains secretary.

the Crow’s Nest Pass excursion:

send and F, W. Rolt.

will be served at the Allan hotel, here
given.
Gaelic eongs, stories and specialties in

Just three years ago today according
to the calendar, though the 30th of No-

the Scotchmen of Rossland met for the

Since that time the society has
been in a flourishing condition, and its
celebrations are Jooked forward to with

Pursuant tocallthe Board of Trade
met in the Montreal Bunk parlors last
evening. The first matter of impor-
tance was the election of a president to
who had re-
Mr, McArthur’s resignation
was and a hearty vute of
thanke extended him for past interest
shown and able assistance given the

Mr. J. 8. C. Fraser was then elected
by acclamation, president of the hoard.
J. F. McCrae was chosen vice president,

The following committee was appoint-
ed to represent the Board of Trade on
A.B.
Clabon, D. B. Bogle, W. N. Dann, J.B.
Joh Arthur Mareb, W.B Town-

The schvol board sent ina recom-

occasion to flatly deny and inmost em
haticall, dict some
recently made inthe Miner by Mayor
Wallace and Aldermen Clute and Ed-
gren.
Mayor Wallace stated his views of the
salary. question,.and. voted-for it. ~~:
Some pro-election promises and his-
tory .developed that put someone in
rather peculiar positions.
Alderman Lalonde, who has kereto-
fore reserved his views from the press
on this point, believing it ample time to
speak out at the voting, stated his views
in a most concise and sensible. manner
upon the subject. ‘He had worked
harder than any other member of the
council and was willing to do so for the
benefit of the city, and didn’t want any
salary.””
The vote was then taken on the mo-
tion, and Aldermen Goodeve, Thomp-
son, Barrett, and Lalonde voted yes,
Mayor Wallace and Aldermen Edgren
and Clute, voted no. The motion was
carried and the salary question settled ,
Alderman Lalonde casting the deciding
vote and thereby saving tothe city a
large sum of money, and keeping, faith
with the people in the general under-
standing
There followed some minor matters of
business, and W. A. Campbhell was re-
funded $20 overcharged him by error.
The counci] then adjourned, but it can-
not be demied that this salary question
has caused w breach among the board

r;

serve his term out this session.

CITY NEWS CUT SHORT.

If you want a nice clean bath for 25c,
go to Keller’s baiber shop, three doors
eagt of P.O. New porcelain tubs.

-~Tf you are not satisfied with yourlaun-
dry ‘work try the Rossland Laundry.
same location, near postoftice.

There ig tobea general committee
meeting of the carnival committee to-
morrow night in the Montreal Bank par-
lors. All committees Will report.

The wheezing and strangling of those
who are victims of asthma are promptly
relieved by a few doses of Dr. Chase's
Syrup of Linseep and Turpentine.

Dr, Findley, dentist, has removed his
office upstairs, next to the Bank of B.
N.A., Columbia ave. Office hours 9 a.
m. to5 p.m. 22-1m

A few stray Elks were seen on the
streets this morning, who had evidently
missed their leader or got stuck on the
town and stayed over. ‘They. wentsouth
on the morning train.

LOST.—Black Spaniel, black, and
about the mouth. si Answers to name of
Nellie. Rough lether strap around neck.
Anyone who will return her to lhe Rec-
orl office will -receive pay for their
trouble. tf

HEAVY LOCOMOTIVES.

The C. P. R. Experimenting Before Order
‘WIll be Placed.

The Canadian Pacific Railway propose

mendation that four new rooms be added

members.

to place further orders for heavy locomo-
tives, but before doing so experiments

“IMPORTERS...
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

This dat was by

tothe Kootenay avenue school house.

Mrs, Della E. Sandy.

concurred in and strongly endorsed,

(ontrale»«
Merchandise,

bank’ parlora, to consider
mattera.

Bernhard-Walther Concert.

was billed to be given.

It was decided to hold regular monthly
meetings of the board hereafteron the
first Wednesday in the mon:h. A spe-
cial meeting 38 called for Dec. 9, at the
important

Owing tothe severe storm last night,
but few were able to get out to the
Methodist church, where the concert

Mrs. Della K. Sandy, wife of the 8. F.
& N. station agent at Loon Lake, died
yesterday at the Sacred Heart hospital,
death resulting from peritonitis. The
funeral occurs this afternoon at the an-
dertaking parlors of Smith & Co. on
Post street. Mrs. Sandy was 24 years
old.—Spokane Chronicle.

Mrs. Sandy was: well and favorably
known in Rossland, where she has many
friends.

Metal Market.

are being made with the different clas-
ses of locomotives at present on the
system inorder to find which class is
beat fitted for the heavy work required.
A number of the engines are being tried
on the different divisions of the road,
and atthe end of the present month
when the results of the experiments are
known, the contracts will be placed. A
recent order for six locomotives was
placed with the Richmond, Virginia, Lo-
comotive works. There are some. en-
gines from these works at present on the
Pacific division, and it was one of these

TTT TALALAUAUAURATE TA UALIALAMALAURuUan

Nrw Yore, Oct. 29.—Copper—firm;
brokers’ price, $12.75; exchange price;
$12.85. Lead—very weak: brokers’
price, $3.58 exchange price,
$3.50 to $3.67}¢. Bar silver,597%0;Mexican
silver dollars, 465gc: eilver certificates
G0}¢.

To Omaha, Chicago, Buffalo
Tuesdays ana Boston withoutrhange, via
Balt La e,and Chicago, Rock Island and Pa-

cific railroad.
To Bt J yh, Kansas City,
Wednesdays tad hr Louis without

change, via Salt Lake aud Burlington route.

To Kansas City, and St Louis
Thursdays Tirboutchange via Galt rake
and Missouri Pacific railway.

After some remarks by the minister,
Rev. G. H. Morden; Herr Walther ren-
dered a violin selection, and Madam
Walther eang in pleasing voice. Rev.
Morden then announced; on account of
the inclemency of the weather that the
people were unable to be present and
that the people were unable to -be pres-
ent, and that the concert would fbe giv-
en tonight. All those who had faced
the storm to hear the artists had their
tickets returned them. :
The Walthers come with the highest
musical endorsement from everywhere
they have performed, and are artists of
undoubted merit.

Manufacturer’s Agents.
Standard Mining Supplies.

Agents: Goodwin Candles, Canton ‘Steel,
Giant Powder, Culifornia Caps and Fuse.

ROSSLAND AND SANDON.

AUOTINITNTIVTUTUNTUNTO NOT OU OTN OTTO OY ek
Re DON'T RISK RISK upon sna

os ation from absolute purity in some drugs ma:

of domestic and foreign missions of the
Anglican charch in Canada met in Mon-
treal Nov. 23, the menibers present be-
ing their lordships the Bishops of Otta-
waand of Toronto, Canons Pollard of
Ottawa, and Spencer of Kingston, Dr.
Davidson, Q. C., of Montreal, John
Hamilton, Quebec, and Mr. C. H. EI-
liott, of Ottawa. The committee con-
sidered a great deal of correspondence
regarding appeals to be made tothe
church and requests from western dio-
ceses for missionary aid.
The sum of $2400 was distributed
amung Indian schools in the Northwest
Territories, and $2000 to general work in
the Northwest. -
‘The Epiphany appeal was submitted
to Dr. Davidson for final revision. The
children’s Easter letter was adopted and
oe Bjghop of Algoma directed to pre-

EVENING
PAPER
THE
RECORD
FIFTEEN
CENTS

that blew up the other day at Donald,

JANE BOs

AND COMPANY OF TALENTED
ARTISTS.

—_—————_
EOR ONE WEEK COMMENCING

MONDAY Nov. aust

In the following repertoir:
londay.
Tuesday.
Wednesday.
‘hureday.
'riday ..

mz COMBS

From 12 noon to 2:30 p m

7

SSSA UPINF SRF TRT SHE

Advertising Talks.

The man who does not take advant-
age of th» products of the printing press
—take uuvantage of all that science and
invention and thought have evolved—
cannot meet the competition of the man
who doca take advantage of theae. I do
at all news stands at 60c. for Single cop-| not believe there is a man anywhere
fies. Lote of 20 or more can be ined | who ia i for the people,
at 25c. each by applying to the secretary | who can afford not to talk to the people
of the Rossland board of trade. 11-28 10t shout ie he has oy them—to poe

ean GE SuOkane himeelf in touch with them, to make
b F, E, Snodgrass of Spokane, who has) 61 know you have contidence in them

een connected for several yeara with Frank M

the firm of Loring, Crane & Snodgrass, | ‘an CUnBEY*
has withdrawn from 1t and will continue
in active business on hisown account.
Mr. Snodgrass still retains large mining
interests in this district,

ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
LAVATORIES ON ALL
FLOORS, HOT AND COLD
WATER BATHS FREE TO
GUESTS, OPEN ALL
NIGHT.

A First Class Bar...
Miners Checks
eeCashed.,
Free of Charge.

HAQLGULUSAAA ADA GULGUAIbA SOL dULGUL JMU SUL GUA dDb Ud ddA dikdLAUL

Rossland in 1898.
Souvenirsof Roseland are now on sale

A
WEEK,

A day stop-over arranged

at alt Lake City and Denver:

-Camille.
leak House.

'E A ride through the famoug
.East Lynne.
Bleak House.

aturday balcony scene from ROMEO
AND JULIET, and the brilliant comedy
THE WAGER BARGAINS.
MATINEE Thanksgiving day, and Sat-
urday afternoon, =

ADULTS, 40c. CHILDREN, 25 ¢.

Colorado scenery.

cgolbraé

reaults at acritical moment. Purity and High Quality in
every article in our stock of Drugs and Medicines is what we
aim for. _ From the most inexpensfve to the costliest prepa
rations a high dard o MI ia mai d. When
prescriptions are filled here the sick recover rapidly

McLEAN & MORROW,
of Montreal, THE DRUGGISTS

For rates and information enquire or 0. R. &
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wn Super For Sale.

A Three roomed house and furniture
on Thompson avenue, west of Davis
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‘Wood Choppers Wanted.

Wood shoppers wanted by John R.

Stuesi, South Davie street, to cut 2,000

cords or more. 11-26-3

hae Le Rot Mine, Box 46. |

- ind reporton mining prore!

8, K. Yoorur, : th end devel he

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Charges Moderate,

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B.C. MicHoL jes, superint
General agent,

51 Washington 8t.,

Portland, Or,

Ross land, B. G Pposite the Bank