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ROSSLAND. EVENING RECORD, JANUARY. 36, 1660.__.

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THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

‘THE Ovpgst DalLy tn THE INTERIOR.
PUBLISHED DAILY EXORPT SUNDAY:

OFFICR: BASEMENT POSTOFFICK BLOCK.
TRL. 98. P.O. BOX 538.

SUMSCRIPTION RATES:
Bally. per raouth bys malls
bal ty r by

. * per year, foi
Subscriptions invari

Advertising rates All be unde known upon
applic:
The Recorp abel the People.

as was thought when they allowed
him to reach the north’ bank unop-
posed. The alternative is proven
correct, thut the Boers had laid a
trap for the British general and he
promptly sent his men into it, as
he did at Colensu. He is-a most
obliging general—to the Boers.
They no sooner conceive a wish for
him to do a certain thing and pave
the way for him to do it, preparing
to pounce upon him immediately
afterwards, than he proceeds to ac-
commodate them. He has become
50 d to this sort of thing

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that he congratulates himself on

TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, [Q00.

TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your
advertisement’ attractive. © We will
gladly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

KILLING THE-GOOSE.

In its search for arguments to
weaken the force of the objections
raised by - the mine-owners to the
eight-hour law, the — Industrial
World calls attention tothe fact
that among the signers: of the
mine-owners’ © petition ‘ are. several
mining companies which are not
operating ‘their property. It cannot
confine itself to fair argument, but
attacks the good faith of the mine-
owners in the closing sentence of its
article, which reads:

“By their own acts the mine-
owners make the workmen feel that
they have no desire to deal square
by them, when, in order simply to
enlarge the list of petitioners, they
will add the names of companies
who can not claim to be influenced
one way or'the other by the present

“aw.

All except one of the mines in
question—the Robert E. Lee,
Gopher, Monte Cristo and Home-

having ly backed out of
the cul de sac; and on the fact that
he has so impressed the Boers with

‘To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromine Quinine”
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c. E.
W. Grove's signature is on each
box.

The ‘best saddle horses at the
Montana; phone 6. tf

A Business Proposition
thousand dollars buys ‘x
cash busi on Col

avenue. No stock to carry. | The
business will show big profits for
each month since established. No
competition. Good reasons for sell-
ing. Full particulars at this office
1-22-t

‘Two

the prowress of his soldi that
they did not oppose his retreat. It
were better Had he impressed them
withhis generalship, thatthe prowess
to which he refers might have-been
used to better purpose. Perhaps
they presumed overniuch on his
willingness to do as they wished,
and were waiting till he became
more. hopelessly tangled before fall-
ing upon and annihilating him.
After ‘all there is something to be
thankful for, that he did not persist
in his blunder.

It is high time that Roberts and
Kitchener were on the scene of op-
erations. ~- Bullet, Gatacre and
Methuen have been fought to a
standstill, as were McClellan, : Pope | *
and Burnside in the American civil
war... The time has come: for a
Grant to show himself, inspire con-
fidence in the discouraged troops
and lift the gtorious, but now sadly
bedraggled, Union Jack, out of the
mire. The <emergency will- bring
forward the man, asit has in many
previous instances, but the search
for him grows wearisome.

A HORRIBLE EXAMPLE.

The need of some agency in Lon-
don to di: i correct inform-

U fford the r= bl
argument against the eight-hour
law. With the exception of the
Monte Cristo, these mines are shut
down pending efforts to obtain cap-
ital for their further development

and with hinery.

ation about. British Columbia mic-
eral resources is shown by the fol-
lowing paragraph from the British
Columbia Review:

“Thinking to correct previous
telegrams [proush other channels

They have to look to Eastern Can-
ada and Great Britain for this capi-
tal and they cannot obtain it because
investors tell them they will not suf-
fer the restrictions and enhanced
expense of the eight-hour law. It
follows that their idleness is the di-
rect consequence of the sighthour
law.

As regards the Monte Cristo, it
has large bodies of ore which carry
a low gold value, but such a high
percentage of iron as to give it a
special value for fluxing: So long
as the company could obtain a re-
bate on smelting rateson account: of
the value of this ore as a flux, they
mined and shipped it. Their mar-
ket at the’ Trail smelter is supplied |
for some time to come and there-
fore the mine is shut down. The
possibility of shipping this ore at a
Progt is still further reduced by the

cost of op ‘ion under
the eight-hour law, and to that ex-
tent the law is responsible for the
~ shut-down of the mine. Moreover,
the cwners might be willing to in-
vest more capital in exploring their
ground for bodies of higher grade
ore, were they not discouraged by
legislation such as that i

t land output for
1899, Reuter a few days ago in-
formed the press that the Rossland
coal output for last year. was. 187,-
joo tons. Considering that no coal
mines have at present been discov-
ered in the Rossland district, the
announcement might be regarded
as a joke were it ss many papers
have ly giv
to the foolish B eatement.”

That journal proves its usefulness
by exposing such blunders as this,
born of ignorance and fostered by
indifference.

+ NOTICE.
HE firs general pices of the Ere
T nin; ‘Gola ornate Com} imited, Non-
Taabuty, with be hel aoe the of office of the
Secretary, 5F. R. Bloc hberger, Ban’ Montreal
building. én jMenday the Sthday of Fel ebraary.
$900, at 4 o'clock for’ Purpose of
ing five directors for tie ensuing year, and or thx the
transaction of such other business as may come
before ther meeting.

Secretary, Esenii ross Sinn te e ».. Ltd,
ze = personal Liabiliey.

‘The Columbia Bottling Wo rks
Furnishes 90% .of the carbonated
drinks consumed in Rossland. Why?
Because their goods ure clean, ‘pure
and palatable. Finest table vinegar
on the market.  California- orange
cider, ginger ale and all the” princi:
pal sweet sodas.- Family trade so-
licited. Postoffice box 703, Colum-
bia telephone No. 43.

The strongest objection to the
eight-hour law is that it kills the
goose that lays the golden egg for
the miners themselves. In calling
attention to the mines already
named, the Industrial World simply
calls attention to a few of those par-
ticular geese whom the eight-hour
law has killed.

As to the insinuation that the
mine-owners do nut intend to ‘‘deal
square” with the miners, it is with-
out excuse. The Recorp believes
that the mine-owners are as honest
in their contention as it believes the
miners to be honestly mistaken in
theirs. Nothing will be gained on
either side by questioning the hon-
esty and sincerity of an opponent
or calling bad names.

a

IT WAS A TRAP,

General Buller’s retreat across
the Tugela river has set doubts at
rest on one point. The Boers’ skill
in strategy has‘not forsaken them,

Baninees for Bale
I desire to withdraw from retail
business-and offer my well-estab-
lished and paying business for sale
as it now stands. Stock is well as-
sorted, in perfect condition and free
from incumbrance. Will give a
lease of present quarters if desired.
This is a splendid opportunity for
anyone wishing to embark in this
line. H. S. Watracs,
Books, stationery, fancy goods,
toys, netions, musica! instruments,
china, bric-a-brac, pictures, etc.
Wallace block, Columbia avenue,
Rossland, B. C,

Important.

tles marked ‘Columbia’ Bottling
Works” will greatly-oblige by noti-
fying the Columbia Bottling Works,
postoffice box 703, Columbia‘ tele-
phone No. 43. tf

For the best, cleanest and cheap-

Any person having’ syphon bats

NOTICES

OTICE is hereby 1 given that 0 da
N
after date 1 intend to apply

Chief missioner of ‘Lands nd Works
ree indred

west chains,
fh 160 chains to tre placeafconi:
Bieneement.

This notice was posted the Ith .day of
June, 1899,

Yoong <F & Surety
land, B. C.

TuouAS Hanzis,
io, B. C.

NOTIOE:

es British Colambia Southern Rai a'tway com
will apply to the Fastament of Canada at atts

Bex session for an act zing the com;
to complete. ut any ‘ime perrene the end of tl 4
its western section as described. in the

By order of th of the Board.

Montreal, 17th Hovember aye "

in69"

NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby y given that an applica-
tion will be made to legislative assem-
bly of the Province of British Culumbia at
ita next sen fora a nct to Incorporate: a

New! New
Waiters’ Coats, .

Central ay Goads *
Clothing oe

" New
Waiters’ A

Cooks’ Coats, Cooks’ Aprons,
Carpenters’ Aprons in all lengths..
Overalls and Jumpers in- —-
every variety.

stead & Wrst.

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prons,.

CLASSIFIED. ©

deerlisements winder this head interted a
oer erent eet ed Nothin akon Se
Tess than 35 cents. Six insertions, $1.00.

TAILORING.

0. SAVARD, Fashionable’ Merchant Tailor,

~ | carries the best assortment of imported and do-

mestic goods in Rossland. ‘None but first-class
labor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia
.avenue, Rossland.

MISCELLANEOUS,

| Butte

company with power tu juip,
maintain and operate pepercuse and tele-
graph hnes within and throughout the

Province of British Columbia, and to.con-
stroct and maintain such and so many
poles and ner works and devices as the
any deem necessary ‘or making, com-
pletifg, supporting, Being, co oper-

Twelve hundred dollars takes pair of freehold
houses, three rooms, summer kitchen and pantry.
Rented for $30 per mionth. T. Prest. 26 Columbia
avenue.

Builder would do carpenter work for good build~
inglot. P.O. Box 7%.

SITUATIONS AND HELD.

WANTED-—A competent, experienced woman
to rent or manage dining room and 24 rooms part-
lyfurmished, Address lock box 234, Trail, BC

ehaes, acquire or
ana ‘sell and dispose ‘of
or tenements within tbe

limits aforesaid and 1o purchase or [ea

WANTED—By young woman recently from the
east, position witha refined family - Willing to
do house work References given Apply at Rec

tt

‘Hot el.

Columbia Ave,, west.

— at
HEADQUARTERS ror MINERS

Bar stocked with Chotcest Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.

FIRST CLASS

RESTAURANT

~ in connection.
Thomas Shanks, Proprietor.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale. Stables.

OHN F.

LINDB URG..

“. «PROPRIEfOR

Heavy Trensferring.
, Fst-class- Saddle & Pack Horses.
STABLES:
Commercial Alley, ’Phone No. 39.

Box 36."

fr Battse

lease its line Ge ines or any portion or por-

tions thereof te
proprietor, ‘apy. line ‘of telephone or telee
graph communication connecting or to be
connec with he said company’s line or
lines, and t
poses of the
that Purpose

privileges fro: or body cor-
rate and with alto ‘other, ‘usual, necessary
ers OF

WANTED bya young woman
at general housework in small I family. Address
C. B., box 33, Rossland.

FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Five roomed Plastered house, un-
furnished, on Spokane street south, Water; good
basement. $18 per month, Apply M. W. Simp-
son, Columbia avenue. tf

poi

or Toeidental Tights, pow “6
necessary or incidental to the .t-

lainment of the above objects or any of

FOR REN £&—Three nicely furnished rooms for
housekeeping Two minutes from postoffice Ad-
dress R, at this office

them.
‘Dated: this 16th day of 1899,
Buown,
w Solicitor for the applizants.

FOR RENT—Fourroomed house on Nickel
Plate Flat, handy to mines, $12 per month, Apply
“R" this office. 2-23-3 |

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Pursuant to Creditors Trust Deeds Act and
Amending Acts.
NOTICE is hereby given that oe

Owen.carrsan| ‘on bnsiness as a hotel
at the cit ity.
as

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

TO LET—A suite of rooms. three in number;

- | will make first-class offices, Next door to the

Strand, upstairs. _ Apply, P. 0. box 853.

FOR SALE,

for any term of years any telephone oF tele- | ord office Postottice

Cetera On te be Sstablished | “WANTED—By young man, some sort of em >
connected with the line which the Company ployment Will work reasonable Address with AG. - Creelman. ¢ George Beam
may construct and to amalgamate with or particulars, W G, care Reeord office 'P. O. Box S15.

CREELMAN & BEAM..

CONTRACTORS Elm

BUILLDERS.

Estimates farnished on all binds of work.

Jobbing promptly attends

Office and sh i
: rear Alb.

per ae
ambra hotel.

ROBSSLAND, B.C...

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of the “Evening.

GRAND

SPOKANE

HOTEL.|S

“STREET.

The Best Wines,

_ Liquors and:

Cigars.

FOR SALE—A very nice rooming house 8
rooms, $300. T. Prest, 26 Columbia Avenue.

ccountant.! pay oe the debts and
itablities of thes said

ir, respectively.

teably and pruporti nonately ad eitbout
Dreferetice 3 priority. Thesaid deed wi

executed b: e said George H. Owen, ‘the

debtor, and ¥ W..H. Faiding. the trustee, o:

the ith day of January, A. L. 1990.

|! persons having ‘claims Seite
enw

uTEe Swen ure

before the lth day of Jagaary,
1900, to deliver to the trustee vouchers and
partic of the same duly verified by.
Statutors "declaration toy ther with uartic-
ulars of any security which may be held by
them: ang ail persons indebted to

wen

. are requi tired. to
vay. the amguntat tothe said Besizhee forth
with. orice is y given that

ered:
after the said ae h day, of, Jandary, 1900,
the trustee will te dist tribute the

assets among thoke artes who are entitled
thereto, havin; ne rezard 0 only tothe claims of
which he shall have had due notice.

Hanilea Bank
of Montreal chambers, Columbia avenue.
Rossland, | Fe C..on Thursday the 11:h day of
January. A. ee 1000. at the hour of 4:30

Dated. ‘at Roseland, B.C. this 4th f
Janmary, A.D. 1600. eanaeys
Dary & Hamiuts:

Golicitors ‘ort the trustee.

LDA V~I<~3O

Is the number of the
,RECORD
"PHONE.

Let us figure-on your
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est coal, call er phone Martin Bros.

O~DA9S NEA S~D

FOR SALE—Plastered house and clear title to
Jot on Second Avenue, only $500. T. Frest, 26
Columbia Avenue.

Matthews, Bros; Prop’s. |

FOR SALE- A block of qooo mining stock ata
bargain. T. Prest, 26 Columbia Avenue.

FOR SALE—Good lot Cook Avenue, peice
$250. T. Prest, 26 Columbia Avenue:
* FOR SALE—I have the best rooming house in
town, doing good business. 14 rooms, only $350;
investigate. T. Prest, 26 Columbia Avenue.

FOR -SALE—A five-roomed house, plastered
and nicely finished, in desirable location, The,
price is $1350. with $350 cash, $300 say in six
months, and the balance at the rate of $0 per
month. | Apply at.this office.

FOR SALE—

‘A prominent business corner at a bargain. —
A five-roomed furnished nouse on Butte St... $150
A four roomed house on Davis St., $225.

AS Siniws lee highly snetee "nel
Furnished. at oiuth fess thas oe

A sboroomed house and barn, th Jot partly
‘The furniture apd good-will of a-s7-roomed lodg-
he sere 0 acre aeres, of gro ground adjoining townsite to the
Houses for rent.

EN, ounmeTTE & CO.
Real

Bank of passer Bricks Building,

MINERAL ACT, 1896, -
Certiticate of improvements.
the Trail Creek mi

district. Where lo-

hat action. under sec-

NOCES rpanaock’ guinera) cpim. situate a r

HOTEL. HOFFMAN,

Washington Street,

~ Railroad and Miners Time: Checks
cashed, tree of eharge. z

Harry McIntosh - -

Rossland, B, 0°

» Furnished . Roots.
. First-Class. Bar. .

Proprietor.

BUSINESS.

CARDS.

Dk. 4. MILLoy,

DENTIST.

Rooms: Stone blovk, over Bank of Toronto
“Mining Bréver : Columbia Aye. .

F, Ww. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER:

In Cust

tom House building.

Also New York Life lusurance Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, B.G

t NOTICE. 7

November 6th,

1808,
Initial post SW
uitial post 8; W- corner of Oliver M. Har-

ti te ‘the issuance
of ‘Certificate of Improvem
‘Gated this rch eae 4-1. | NOTICE is hereby, giv
. GAMBER. ate I intend ‘to

Transter of Liquor License.

Notice is hereb; en sas t
atine reby giv at the next

Gronor H. Garzn,
cy Nee,

chen thence ee chains. thence sonth

40 chains, thence w.

L:
Dated this 3d day of January,1900.

Young Bart

Iver M. Harare
Rossland, b, 0.

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cin Rossland =

~perior.......

caenecectucaeentet

Quick Work; and”
Bullding. _

Nest. Exccusion:

“*l every desert tor
n,
We als es

> R6SSLAND EVENING. RECORD, JANUARY 46, -1960..

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$50.00

will buy a NEW

..Franklin..
Typewriter.

Ao nods

LINTON: BROS..

BOOK STORE. .

ee THO >

Waffle Parlor.

34-36 Washington Bt,

re veaiae |
—— cENS “

Tickets, 21 Meals, $5:00 |:

34-88 Washingtod Street.

Rolt & Grogan;

FOR RENT. -:
Office on first floor Burns’ Block,
Offs and rooms on second floor. Barns’
Bloc!
FOR SALE.

‘Large Wane Senter, of town,

houre,
furnished alae ‘good locality.

and Saloon on. Second | o.—A
Hots fendid business opportunity,

ANADIAN
PACIFIC

SOO LINE

he direct route from =;
KOOTENAY - _ COUNTRY,
ints =

EAST AND WEST;
First-class Sleepers on on dll trains: from. Revelstoke ‘|.
‘Kootenay Landing. ~

TOURIST CARS

Medicine Hat, (daily), for St. Paul; Sufiday
va MWedeerteays toe granto! Fridays ‘or
Montreal and B

Same Cars pass R ovelatole one day earlier

CONNECTIONS:

Morning tral train ee snd Ee ae :

points, connects, tsar ‘ait

THE BO

Evening tral train for and ‘Eom Robson, on, Nel
ain Ii

Sgrceet Sanda
lucan, and all pr

BOUNDARY. ‘Cour

Hours, ROSSLAND TO.
seeeee NELSON... 200

For rates and full jilopmations ‘address the
nearest local agen!
A.B. MacKenzie; City’ Ticket cot Agt. |
A.C. McArthur, Agent, ea
W. F. Anderson, T. y
Ej, Cotes GPA, Wascouve B.C.

THE FAST LINE

TO ALL POINTS.

THE DINING CAR ROUTE VIA.
YELLOWSTONE PARK.
SAFEST AND BEST: |

SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS
EQUIPPED WITH.
Pullman Palace Cars, Elegant Din-
ing Cars, Modern‘ Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Gars,

Through tickets to all fr ‘
Kein to a oa Saat tn ‘the United

Beariship ticeete ta, Hep
Tioketsto Ching and Ja et
‘aci|

Nod Wane fe “Spokane: ‘as follows:
estbound, at 9:55 p,m, a:
No.2 Eastbound,’ at 73! 20 aires, aay.
For further tnformat
tion’ time, card:
8nd tickets, snp t to agetis of the a

E. W. Ruff, Agt. RM. Ry.,
1 Roseland, B. 0,
W. HILL, General Agent Spokane; Wn"
ai A. D, CHARLT!
tut. Gen. Pass Art. Pontna: ‘Ore.

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at the Ruconp offlee.

1 Men’s- Rubbers,

CIGARS!

Finest Im-
: " ported
and Domestic’
Cigars
Pipes, and
all kinds
of Chewing -
and Smoking
Tobacco.
ati.” -
.CAPT,,

SHAW'S

FOR THE COUNTRY

Subscriptions to Bo -Received for the
Patriotic Fund,

‘A COOD BEGINNING MADE

Bank of Brittsti-Oolumbia Will Receive Sub
“soriptions to Swell the ‘Total for Which:
the Anction Sale of Stocks and the Ladies’
Ball Made the Start. :

* Rossland has a good ‘opportunity
to do her part toward swelling the
Canadian patriotic fund with a con-
tribution worthy ‘of her position as

- RETURN ENGAGEMENT

_ with entirely New Features—the Great

MINERS UNION HALL,

Jan. 30th, 3ists and|

‘Feb. Ist, 2d. 3d:
‘SEATS, 50 CENTS.”

No extra charge for reserving seats. Box plan at
, - Rolls’ Drug Store ~

AGNEW & CO,

SELLING AT COST

‘For the balenes ot 1 thts, “month we: <

-Overs
shoes, Overalls, Shirts
aud Drawers, at Cost.::

Our, stock of Groceries and Provisions can’t
‘be beat for quality.and price.

GEO..AGNEW & CO.,

Cor. 8rd avenue and Washington street.

the ) 3 of the greatest min-
ing district in Canada. She'‘has
made a good beginning with over
$1000 from the auction sale of

owes its origin ‘to’ Alderman John
Dean, and was successfully. carried
‘through by the public spirit of the
Rossland. mining and stock ex-
changes-The proceeds of thé ladies”
ball wlll add $200 to 8300 to the
total.

A way has ‘now been: opened for

1 contributions, the

of the fund having “requested” the

Columbia to’ receive ‘sub:

stocks, a piece .of ‘enterprise which.

manager of ‘the ‘Bank. of - British’

NEW LIQUOR LICENSE BILL

I¢ Creates: Drummers’ Licenses and
+ Changes Law sor Steamers

The attorney general has intro-
duced a bill to amend the liquor li-
cense uct of last session, which does
away with the bond and special fee
requitements and creates a license
fee of $200 a year for drummers
who'sell direct to retailers. It also
provides that in prosecutions for il-
legal liquor-selling, it shall not be
necessary to prove the precise dé-
scription of liquor sold, or-the con-
sideration received, the magistrate
being. ‘‘at liberty to infer that the
liquor is’ intoxicating from the fact
that a-witness describesit by aname

which ‘is commonly applied to an in-
toxitating liquor.”-

« The fee for licenses to sell liquor
on steamers'is fixed at $100 a year,
‘but liquor‘must only be sold to pas-
‘senger's and crew, and not at all

EWERT BROS
ons
JEWELERS &
ENGRAVERS.

| <a |
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIME-PIECE INSPECTORS,

- CUNLIFFE & ABLETT.
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken, °

Ore Oars, Wheels and Axles, Buckets, rene Shaitin, encore id Pullers,
pecially. Norihey iy Pampa Kept | in stock, A, ia for Win. Haminon?? "OTE

at his “office: Accordingly, Henry:
Mytton, the manager, has placed a
list in’ his’ office” for. that: purposé’|
and’ will--receive all ‘subscriptions
which the people of Rossland: wish
to make.

The treasurer of the fund is J. M."
Courtney, - deputy. minister of fin-.
ance, who says in his fetter to’ Mr.
Mytton:

“It-is the intention of the execu-
tive to have the names of the ‘sub-
scribers and the amounts they sub-
scribe printed in book form as soon
as the lists are closed.”

W. ©) McDONALD,
Contractor ‘and Builder.

TODAY'S STOOK SALES. -

: Following is a. summary of the

t — THE

2 Bray.

24 WASHINGTON STREEL.
Fruit Cake co ati on hand.
thi aie “4 £0
astry is It made, “of the

beste poaterial and the.
re right,

f It made”
ra of It made

“ eeserenabg as Cheap.os you can mak
<~* It and ito Work to be‘noré.”

WOOD!

$5 and. $5.50
per Cord

TAMARAC,—FIR—AND—PINE-
Well Seasoned; Cut any Length.

Leave orders at F. W. Baners’ brokerage office,
‘cor, Columbia ave.,"and Lincoln st, and at
McGonigle & Co.'s grocery, 32 Spokanc

. -FOR THR.
Gilcioset Wines,
__and Gigars,

Liquors

CALL ON JERRY SPELILMAN,

Rossland ‘Hotel

Cor. Columbia Avenue and
;Bpokane Street.

Kooten ay Catal

Fresh Oysters in any Style.
Game in Season.

Private rooms for parties.
Business Men's Lunch, 850.

Open Day and Night.
Rooms and Bar .......... +++! in connection
Misa K. Swanson, Prop.

EAST E.ND ‘WOOD YARD.| ®

Hatimates -given ietpee (ofany :sales‘on the local exchange today,
Moving. and asees . f geth with the qi
Appr 85 ‘Thonipson Aen, ‘

Hossland Sales. —
Sales today on.the local

cessive period of four years from
December 15, 1848, for Nelson and

' December 20, 1898; for. Rossland.

The Nelson registry is to ‘have 48
grand and 116 petit jurors and ‘the
‘Rossland registry 116 petit jurors.
Feés are'made $2 per day and‘ten

cents per mile foreach mile over

five. ‘The distinction - between
jurors east'and west of the Cascades
is abolished.

‘A ‘number of dishes loaned for

‘the supper ‘at’ the Patriotic dance

are ‘at the Bank of B.:N. A, and
ca-be had from -Mr. ‘Ward;

were as follows:

bler, 1000, 6234c; Peoria, 3000,
1x{ct Tamarac, 1000, 8c; Okano-
gan, 1000, 6c, food, 634c;' King,
2000, 21¢; Winnipeg, : 750, 27¢;
Total sales; 17,750 shares. *

saRep..., BID
-Gariboo [Ci
Minnebal 16 12
Waterloo. ary o.
Sma, 1%,
Old fro: 100
Knob Hi 83 Bre
Rathmullen. 6 &
Brand 3.
Morrison 6 4%
Winmpeg 28 2
Athabast 30 28
Dandee. 20 .
D 14 9
D ary
5246 7
$89 00 $32 00
101 8
eee ig |
ry :
Bee Park [t is “oat
Evening Star. 8 Ts

wed.
q Kenn eth}. ...se6
all Crook Hid. etveas. oo

Retablished May, 1895.
‘THE REDDIN- JACKSON co.,

Atmrreo weasniry.
MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS.

Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Plumbing Shop.

Spokane Bt., opp. Burns’ market.
———

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

‘@ & special ty ef Color work.

‘Telephone 27 . P.O. Bex afl.

Bedford MoNeltl’s
Cable vhnobaur Codes {Givens.

THos. S. GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES

MINING AGENT. ‘
Columbia Avenue. Rossland, B.C.
Telephone 6. P.O. Box 268

A. B. MACKENZIE & CO,
MINING BROKERS.

Giant, .5000, |"
734% 5000, 8c, 1000, 8c; Ram- |:

BUSINESS LOCALS:

Carpenter & Co., the photograph-
ers, are now yiving away one of
their fine carbon photos with: each
dozen cabinet photos orlarger s sizes,
They are -also® making’ ‘thei fine
photos at a greatly reduced price.
Prices are as‘low as at any place in
town, and they throw in .a $2.50
carbon to” boot.:”
buSiness: * If you'want the most and
the best for your. money,Carpenter’s
gallery: is the place to go... Just a
few doors from the postoffice,

Those requiring domestic: help-
will’ find © fouf “applications” in: the
classified columns’ of today’s Rec-
oRD.-

Blankets and harness at“ Clark’s.

The Home Kitchen; Second Ave-
nue near.C. P. R. depot. Strictly
home .cooking. and pastry, Short
orders,

Organs and pianos; easy terms;

2" | Wallace's.” -

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

Call at M. W. Simpson’s for
hews, ‘stationery, tobaccos, ‘music,
sleighs, toys.

You fool yourself if you: think- to
get better goods though you - pay
so much more than at the Rossland
Auction house.

Going to the depot? “Phone 6,
Montana Stables, fora gurney. tf
The Russel hotel is first-class ‘in

every respect, Table is not ex-
celled in Rossland, :

Dr.
are a sure cure

Scott’s Headache Powders
for headaches

at Morrow's Drug store.

Rubbers, overshoes, boots and
fine footwear for men, women and
children. The best Canadian and
American goods, at Lalonde’s,
Look—Cleaning, pressing and,
dyeing done on short notice at the
Washington Street Dyeing” and
Cleaning works. Telephone 128.

G@olumbia Ave,  @rasland,B. ©.

This is’ straight |.'

Stock- -Taking:

caused by powder smoke, etc. Sold |-

while the steamer is in port. Both Thira Avenne, Roslana. ste Concentrators, rie Pl onmslises
and dr li are
to -be issued by the superi der
; s pet ce.
HE:
“1 dw Sonor baw fr Bowsaad. Brackman-Kert Milling Co.
“The bill, introduced by Attorney 8.
Génefal Henderson to'amend the TED < o BOTABLISHED 187 ?
jurors’. act makes. it apply to the; Successors to Thomas & ‘Smith, b
territory of the Rossland and Nel- °
‘si gistries' of the supreme court, Grai Ho d:
but it is not to-affect the venue. for|% | nl, ay an
the trial of crimes committed or or-
‘dered to be tried ‘'in the 'coutity of |@ .-
K “ The sel of jurors : i “ee
for the Ne Ison registry-are< to meet'} |
annually on December 15 and for'|: _ VICTORIA VANCOUVER, esa NELSON @ :
Rossland’ on December 20, and ROSSLAND EDMONTON
afterwards at the end of each suc-

Subscribe for the ““Record”
Only Fit cents per Month, delivered.

Don't Burn Oil, }

es expensive and aos to say noth:

the! rouble and feaarecable ashe of
cleaning ntps. You will ti
‘pleasant ay much Cheaper t

’ Use Electric. Lights! :

They reduce in-urance, give your home or
business place a brighter appearance, and
save you money in many ways... +.

fa nore

Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting. {
Electric Fixtures carried in Stock.
skulectric Powers:

supplied for Mi facturi: ses. It is 4
PPI for ining and Manut ee turin a Purpose ae much cheaper than steam,

Garr In case of, sonia s with sights telephone No. 67, Perea sam,
and 6 ‘No, oS beineen 6 etween 6 p. m., and 8 a, 4

Rossland Water & Light @. :

fue —— Telephone No. 67 =i,

Artistic Job Printing
At the Record Office. .............Postoffice Block.
QUICK WORK (=
_Red Star Storage & Transfer ©

e delivered § tl
fob oR ose

eo:

the city.

_ short notice contrat
“We pay amage done to anything we handle.
able rates, no fire risk. We act as shippers’ agents.
Bouse, or ship any class ‘of goods.
WE SBLL GOOD, DRY, SEASONED WOOD.
Washington St., opposite Bank of Méntreal. J. W. Hartline, Mgr.

SALE: |

Discount oft or whatever a snap you get fered; you will have to pay always the same.
to humbu je ices and goods offered you an
and compare with ours--gods of equal quality; prices ae ALO 2 sd

Oftce:

Clearing :

_ Wool Socks—Good value, a5c; only 12c.
xtra heavy, 4oc; only asc. German, in gre.t
variety, ts 0 Sr. eel ;
Top Si hirts— White, jaca lered. cotton, wool
and other makes, dom: and ue orelgn , at prices
to suit all pockets, from: sero to
Sweaters—A x qiearteieht from 4oc to $4.50
Underwear—The greatest variety, best wool,
from mn #8 to 9 #98 per garmen! " a
isand Jumpors—Ful iz, rivets
bate bitty In town, foc Lge

as we bought a parcel of 500 ts bn tl

iar and we. wiv eell aceridhaely tk the ak
‘alues from $15, for $6 and
Mackiutostios—trom &2 to re worth double
uetiners’ Oil Clothing Lower than our com-

Mackinaw Clothing—Fron #10,

Gt id Mitts—Li Mi
wach AM cae ee or un! eer splendid

organi er redhat

Pants—At all prices from §1.00 to $6 per pair | at caster prices > U S7 Per Pale. We sell them

i ite “In an: style, grade, size and color. You id ‘Shoes— ‘Leather and Rubber. In

au Heer recelve douvle value for your money | any shape, size or uality. In Boots. and. Shres

3.50 to $25 you can Save 50 cents on the dollar by dealing
eosts—We make special mention of these | with u:

The Rossland | Trading Co.,

Old Salvation Army Building. J. Cherrington, Manager.

Rossland Auction House,

Mrs. Currie, prop. : tf

taS Hast Columbia Avenue, B, Bannett, Manager