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THE EVENING WORLD
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Vol. Ill NO. rf*)* 10^
ROSSLAND, B. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1903
Price Five Cent
Madame Russell's
Cream
Oloaniee and olean the (kin, and improves
the oomplexion. Unequaled for rectneBB,
obapped or rough ekin.
PRICE ONLY 50C. AT
Marrow's Drug Store
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Nrthern  ticket offiga
next to Bed flt«r
A
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Great Stock of Rings.
All Combinations. Great Variety.
Diamonds, Rubies Galore.
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Books, Stationery,
Newsdealers, Toys, Fishing
Tackle, Kodaks and
1 Supplies.
ROSSLAND,   B. C.
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MANY LIVES
ARE LOST
Fatal    Train   Wreck
Pennsylvania.
in
PASSENGERS BURNED TO DEATH
Horrible Scene of Destruction and
Death-Defective Bridge
the Cause.
Rossland Home Bakery
Now is the time to
order   your
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OF THK
Salad Bowls
Cake Plates
Cream Pitchers
Spoon Holders
Cracker Jars
Teapot Tiles
Comports
Teapots
Chocolate Pots
Sasrar Bowls
Spoon Trays
Bread Trays
Celery Trays
Chop Dishes
Pruit Trays
IceCream St -
Sugar, Cream :»ia
Olass Table Sets
Pin Trays
Olive Trays
Fancy Plates
Bread and Butter
Plates
Pruit Saucers
Mustard Pots
Bon Bon Trays
Oatmeal Bowls
Shaving Musrs
Salt Shakers
Pepper Shakers
Individual Butters
Toothpick Holders
Eggcups
Match Boxes
Bread b Milk Sets
Mush Sets
Toilet Sets
Cruets
Soap Dishes
Candlesticks
5 O'clock Teas
Teacups
Coffeecups
Moustache Cups
Afterdlnner Cups
Juvenille Tea Sets
Dinner Sets
Tea Sets
Pudding Sets
Pern Dishes
Salad Sets
Berry Sets
Plate Sets
Glass Vases
Plaques
Sugar Shakers
Water Sets
SEASON I!
TO OUR PATRONS
GEO. AGNEW
CHRISTMAS   SERVICES
Midnight Mass and Choral
Eucharist At the
Churohes.
Connellsville. Dec. 24.—With a
terrible crash and a grinding noise
the DuQuesne limite I, the fastest
through passenger from Pittsburg
to New York on the Baltimore &
Ohio railway, plunged into a pile
of lumber at Laurel Run, two miles
west of Dawson, at 7:45 yesterday
evening, and it it) estimated that
fully 63 lives were lost and 30
persons were injured. The train
left Pittsburg yesterday evening, running a few minutes late, in
oharge ol Engineer William Thorn-
ley, of Connellsville.
When passing Laurel Run,
which is a fine pieoe of roadway,
the train was running at a high
rate of speed. Suddenly the passengers were thrown from their
seats by the lightning like application of the air brakes, and a mo-
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There will be a speoial service
this evening at the Churoh of the
Saorsd Heart, commencing a little
before midnight. It will be the
usual midnight mass whioh is now
generally celebrated on Christmas
Eve. The mnsio is partly taken
from Mozart's, partly from Leonard's and partly from Farmer's
Mass. Preceding the servioe, will
be a baritone solo, Adams, "0
Holy Night," by J. Thomas, and
Mrs. Patton will undertake the
violin throughout the service, giving "Qui Tollis" as an instrumental solo. The following singers will
undertake tbe various solo.duetand
quartette parts throughout the mass
W. P. McNeill, bass, Mozart's
Kyrie, Agnus Dei; J. Thomas, baritone, Kyrie; L. M. Roberts, tenor,
Leonard's Credo, (Et Inspiritus).
Agnus Dei; Mrs. D. Thomas, alto,
Kyrie.Credo, (Et Incarnatue Est);
Mris. Rouel, soprano, Kyrie, Miss
Edna Honey, soprano, Credo, (Et
Inoarnatus Est), Farmer's Bene
dioluc Miss Mary Purcell, soprano,
Credo, (Et Inspiritus); Miss Kate
Furoell, soprno, Sanotus (Leonard)
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ment later   there   waB a terrible Agnus Dei, Dona Nobis.   The full
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Finest Line of Rossland Souvenirs
And an endless variety oi other articles suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Come and see them anc* get prices which n 1 e
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CHICKENS, 5
FRESH FISH, j
OYSTERS, j
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OUR CANDY DEPARTMENT
Is replete with the finest in the market.   Deliciou-, Choco
lates of many flavors Bon Bons, Creams, Caramels.
Mints and   Fancy Mixed Candies.     No
Christmas table will be complete
without'an assortment of
these splendid goods
Almonds. Nuts and Table Raisins, Figs and Dates
We carry a complete line,     Get our prices before
purchasing /sewhere.
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THE
BANK SALOON
Best linos of liquors and cigars
BANK    SPECIAL
Perfeetaon of old Scotch Wh's-
ky—Teacher's   noted brand
"Hitjhland Cream.1'
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choir will sing the Adeste Fidelia
(0 Come, all ye Faithful) at the
Offertory.
The services at St. George's
ohuroh tomorrow will be Holy Communion at 8 o'olook and Matins
with Choral Eucharist at 11 o'olook
in the forenoon. In the first office
Mill be eung Berthold Tours Anthem "Sing 0 Heavens, the solo
and quart' 1 -.a parts being taken by
Mrs. Copp soprano, Min.- Crowley,
T. Brown, tenor and J. Rickard
bass. The Te Deum will be Jackson's and the Credo the Quiounque
Vult. The Choral Eucharist is by
Adams, inoluding the Kyrie, Sanotus, Benediotus Qui Venit, Agnus
Dsi and Gloria in Ezoelsis.
crash. The train was made up of
two baggage oars, two day coaches,
one sleeper, and one dining car,
and was carrying at the time, at
the lowest estimate, 150 passengers
The train ploughed along for a considerable distance and the oars
were torn to pieces, passengers
jumping, screaming, falling from
the wreok as it tore along. Suddenly the engine swerved to the
left and the coaoheB plunged down
over the embankment to the edge
of the Youghiogheny river.
Many passengers were pinned
beneath the wreok, and the screams
and cries that rent the air were beyond description. Many were injured in their mad exoitement and
others plunged into the river, and
others pinned beneath the
heavy timbers pleaded in agonized
cries for release.
The most of the dead were foreigners, who were in the Bmoker,'   Ymir, Deo. 24.—Ernest Hooper,
just back of the baggage oar. They ] the well known mining expert, ar-
Lord Curzon'* seoond term of
offioe is welcomed in India.
The Balfour governm»nt has won
another bye eleotion in Shropshire.
It seems impossible to eradicate
the cattle disease in Rhodesia.
Nine Russian war vessels are
leaving the Mediterranean for tha
Far East.
The building of the railroad connecting India with the Persian
Gulf is being pushed.
The King and Queen are to visit
Ireland and attend the popular
Punoheston races.
It is thought that Denmark will
have no objection in selling Greenland to China.
The United States government ia
of the opinion that war between
Japan ahd Russia is inevitable.
The head offices of the Dominion
Steel oompany are to be immediately removed from Montreal to
Sydney.
The London Free Trade press
declares that there is little hope ol
Australia adopting a preferential
tariff.
LIFE   OF THE YMIR.
Expert Hooper   Makes a    Thorough
Examination
Pompeian Massage Cream
Removes, Blackheads, Freckles
and Plmpples and brings color the Cheeks.    For Sale at
RovalBarberShoo
SUPPLY HOUSE.
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were literally roasted to death, the
baggage oar and smoker telescoping, and the engine immediately
oatching fire.
The entire population has turned
out en maBse to assist in caring for
the living, and in disposing of the
dead.
A peouliar feature of the accident is the fact that not a woman
was seriously injured.
rived here yesterday to make
another examination of the Ymir
mine. The results of his examination will be awaited with considerable anxiety both by the sharebold
ers, and by everybody interested
in mining in this provinoe.
Upon it will doubtless depend
the course of aotion taken by the
Vmir oompany during the next
year, which, should the  report be
The Socialists have suffered considerable diminution in numbers
in the recent Massachusetts elections.
The C. P. R. has been fined one
dollar and costs for opening up a
barber shop in their Montreal hotel on Sunday.
It is thought that on the issue ot
the North Renfrew bye eleotiont
will stand or fall the Ross government in Ontario.
A test oase is being submitted in
the provincial Supreme Court as to
the legality of employing Chinese
underground.
The Goorkha states are actively
helping the British expedition into
Tibet on whose southern boundary
they lie.
The War Office has determined
to keep a standing army of 35,000
men in the Cape to serve aa reinforcements to India, if the need
bhould arise.
It is thought possible that the
Chinese may hold back ratification
of the commercial treaty lately concluded between China and the
United States.
The wreck was canted by tbe[nnhvorable>w111 Prob*blv me«a
breaking of the castings on a oar- wholesale reduotion in the force,
load of bridge timbers on a west | Inoident»»y hi> «P<*twill let light
bound freight train whioh had, uP°n the muoh diBUBed Problem Mv
passed Laurel Run not more thatjto whether the loWM workings are
than 15 minutes before the ill-fated sealing P»7 ore. in other words
passenger train. whether the life  of  the  mine  is
The wreok occurred on a ourvs Practically unlimited,or confined to
and it wes impossible for Engineer the next two or *»«• years.during
Thornley to see far enough ahead which time the ore now in sight in
to stop.
A full line of pipes and smokers
artioles for holiday presents at
Crow & Morris's.
the upper levels
out.
will be  worked
Don't misa the big turkey
at the Palaoe tonight.
raffle
Don't forget the turkey raffle
the Palaoe tonight.
at
Municipal Reform
Since the Municipal Reform
Party opened the registration
office, next to Taylor & McQuarrie.
a large number of voters have had
their names placed on the list. But
as there still remains a large number yet who have net reorrdid
their names it is suggested that
every person intending to vote
should registered at the earliat possible moment.
There will be a big raffle at the
Palaoe this evening. Come and
get a fat turkey for 50 cento. \7
THE EVENING: WORLD, ROSSLAND; B. C, DEC.   24,
1903
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1 Is made easy at our store. Our new Xmas novelties are arriving daily, j
j Our stock was never so complete. If vou are looking for suitable Christ- j
I mas gifts for lather, mother, brother, sister or sweetheart you will find the j
I right thing at the right place here. j
GLOVES
AU the new shades in
the world famous "Per-
rin's'* Gloves. All sizes
and every pair felled and
guaranteed.
There is nothing a lady-
appreciates more than a
nice pair of these well
fitting gloves.
$1.25 and
.50 a Pair
Handkerchi'fs
Never before   did   we
have such a tempting ar
ray of these popular goods
There are all kinds in the
assortment.
Some Fancy Lace effects, Embroidery effects
Hemstitched, plain, and
also a full line of Silk
Handkerchiefs.
PRICES ARE
10c, 15c, 20c. 25c, 35c
50c, 65c, 75c Each
Silk Waists
Our Waists are acknowledged by all who
have seen them to be the
nicest, most stylish and
most up-to-date styles
that ever came into the
city.
These have to be seen
to be appreciated. The
prices run at
$3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 4.50
And up to $8,50
Neckwear
and Belts
All the newest creations of New York- The
styles cannot be duplicated in the city.
BELTS PROM
35c lo  $2.50
NECKWEAR AT
35c to $5.00
Fancy
Goods
Of every description
are to be found in the
CRESCENT from now
till the Holidays are
over.
Shop Here
ahd
Save Money
NextWeek
We have our
Opening of
Tops, Dolls
And all
Classes of
Goods for
The Little
Ones
Next Week
THE CRESCENT DRY GOODS COMPANY, Limited
The Evening World
By the World PnMUhlnif Compsny.
Kntered st the Rossland, B. C, postoffice for
transmission through the mails,Msy I, 1901 as
second class reading matter.
8DB8CRIfTION RATH8-$s.oo per year lr
variably In advance. Adre-tlsing rates made-
known on application.
JAMES H. FLETCHER.
GENERAL   MANAGER
P. 0. Box 301 Holland, B.
SilS,EfSf3P3s;rt:s
the example of our forefathers, by
the traditions of our country, by
Holy Writ and by the concensus
of opinion ol good men and true of
all nations in all ages have now
the same claim upon us as they
have had and will have always. It
is the day of the Peacemaker, and
i as it ia enjoyed in the home circle,
thinking with charity upon our
neighbors, yet other words of Father
Fat ate worthy of remembrance—
"Most people are much better than
tbey think they are,a great deal better than we consider them to be."
CHRISTMAS.
The Would wishes Rossland a
happyj Christmas. Tomorrow we
commemorate the natal day of the
Master "Peace on earth to men of
good trill," as the Vulgate hath it.
Essentially a bome holiday, there
is none other more widely kept in
Christian communities than this.
Those who have homes may rejoice in the fact and think kindly
of those who have none. To those
without, whether the memory be
one of regret or bitterness, will depend greatly the gladneBB to be obtained from tbis season of the year.
It iB true, tbat which iB often alleged, that mixed up with the
Christian ceremonies of the day are
relics of older customs, but it it) yet
to be shown that theBe were not
worthily adopted by Christians.
Father Pat used to declare, and
today is the seventh anniversary
of bis building of the Anglican
church here, lhat the good that
waB in the world before the coming
of Christ, the good deeds, the wise
words, were the inspiration of the
Almighty. The customs of Christmas, hallowed by long usage, by
JAPAN
Japan seems to be a small country to go to war with Russia, but
it must be remembered that though
the Russians outnumber the Japs
three or four to one when it comes
population, and twenty to one
when it comes to territory, they
are situated some three or four
thousand miles, so far as centres of
population are concerned, frona the
probable theatre of war, while the
Japs aro next door. Furthermore,
that the disparity between the
navies is not so greal aa is the disparity between the coaling stations.
Russia can get coal at the Black
Sea, and if a man of war were |to
load up with coal at the Black Sea
she would have just enough to
carry her to Vladiavostock, At
VladisvoBtock and Nicolaijevsk
there are small storages of coal
which would not take long to exhaust, and as both Vladivostook
and as Nicolaijevsk are closed from
early • November till March, they
would not bo of much use to a
RuBBian fleet, should war be precipitated. Thus the odds are Dot
so great as would at ilrst appear,
for it is UBeleBS to say tbat Japan is
particularly well supplied with
coal in ioe free ports. That in
well known. Further, that Japan
operating in Korea will certainly
have the Koreans on ber side, and
operating in Manchuria would
have the Boxers, the western
name for the present misguided patriotic party. China would wait
to see tbe winners, and throw her
armies on that side. But should
China prove recalcitrant, exactly
in the opposite corner of her Empire is Yunnan with its fanatical
Moslem hordes, perennially in
revolt, and back of whicb iB that
Indian army of six hundred thousand men oapable of almost indefinite
increase and possessing a staff
corps second to none in the world.
This would be one slight advantage to Japan of her alliance with
Qreat Britain. There is very
little doubt on which side China
would lind itself, and Bhould war
breok out Russia will be as surely
driven north and west of the Gobi
desert olear of Manohuria, clear,of
the valleys of the Yellow River
and of the Yangtsze, as Bhe waB
driven out of Turkestan, west of
tbe Altais by victorious Chinese
hordes over a century ago.
Attention   Voters!
The Municipal Reform Party
have opened an office for the registration of voters in the store next
to Taylor & Mctjuarrie's. Voters
can be registered until. 9 o.clock
p. ni.
Lowney's ohooolates   best  gifts
for Xmas presents.   Palace Candy
store.
The Hoffman House has 50
well heated rooms- An up-to-
date tamHy hotel
SPECIAL HOLIDAY RATES  VIV
SPOKANE FALLS os NORTHERN   RAILWAY.
Account Christmas and New
Year holiday the Spokand Falls k
Northern railway will make a rate
of one fare and ene third for tbe
round trip between points in British Columbia, (inoluding Victoria
and Vancouver)-
Selling dates, December 23, 24,
25. and January 1st. Final limit,
January 4th. v
H. P. BROWN. Agt. Rossland
H.A. JACKSON, Q.P.A.
Spokane, Wn
For fine flavor our cigars oan't
be beat. Come and try them, and
we are sure you will agree with
Crow k Morris.
Rossland Opera House
ONfi   NIGHT ONLY
Thursday, Dec. 24.
HAMPTON 8  HOPKINS
—PRESENTED—
A Beautifuf Story  of Blackwoods Folka
Sandy Bottom
BY JOHN CRITTENDEN WEBB
A company play to "Arizona" and
"Way Down East." Presented by an
excellent company.
A COMPLETE SCENIC
PRODUCTION
—Special  Features—
THE FAMOUS VILLAGE
QUARTETTE
Keats on Sale at  Goodeve's Drug Store
Pricees $I.oo and 75 Cents.
For Women, Misses and Children. We have as usual the
largest and the best assortment ia the city. WARM
SLIPPERB in Felt, Satin, Plush, Velvet, etc., for Women,
MisseB and Children in great variety. Rubber Overshoes,
Gloves, Mitss, Mocassins and Snowshoes for everybody,
and for leather footwear we always lead in quality end it
correct prices. ■ 	
See our Window and come inside for Prices ft!
S  We are always pleased to show our goods 23
" cTa IALONDE |
THE   SHOEMAN. |
Tom—Say Jack I bought • tnlt of clothes it was on
ly slightly damaged, and it only coat $20; a necktie
75ote; shirt 11.50 and suspenders 76 cents.
|! Jack—I thought yon had better sense than that.
Look at my suit, itis muoh better than yours and it
is not damaged, they pnt in a shirt, necktie and a
pair of suspenders, and they only charged me $12. for
the lot.
Tom—Is it possible?    Where?
Jack- At thf Pcoplt'e Store.
_JB. BANNETT j
.Clifton Blook     ~ THE EVENING WORLD ROSSLAND. D. C, DEC. 24, 1903
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HY!
It Pays
to Deal
With
Goodeve
Brothers
^Because
They pay for cash direct from
the producers, save all middle
profits, and
Give Customers the Benefit
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient
A Merry Xmas and
Happy New Year
To All
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Goodeve'Bros^
TheDruggists andlStationers
l(EJjMlIliii@§jg!llig!a liigiiiiiiiliaililllS^
jPHRflj
iThe Phoenician.!
SYNOPSIS
Phra, who dies and lives again in
Britain, begins to recount his early adventures—He buys a British slave girl
and sails on a trading voyage to Cornwall and marries a British princess. Is
attacked and captured by the Romans.
Escapes and is murdered by the Druids.
Is born again in later Roman Britain.
Fnds a tattooed record bv his wife on
his body. Rescues a Roman lady from
a bull and is taken into favor. Lives
and dies in her service. Wakes up in
Sax m England just before tbe Battle of
Heatings. Rescues a Baxon Maiden
from the Conqueror. Marries her. Visited at Htonehenge by his British wife.
CHAPTER VI (Continued).
'It is so in some kind. Tbe
aotions of that life of yours leave
spirit prints behind them from tbe
most infinitesimal to the largest.
Now, seel I have bat to wish, and
there again ia all the moving pan-
tomime around you of that unhappy day when you well nigh
died upon this spot,' and the oblef-
tainess leaped to her feet and
swept her arm around and looked
into tbe void and smiled and nodded as though all the wild spectacle
sbe spoke of were anaoting under
her very eyes. 'Surely, you see it!
Look at the priests and the people,
and there the running foreigners
and that tall youth at their head-
why, O trader in oils and dyes! it is
not the rememberanos of the thing,
it is, I swear it, the thing itself—'
But never a line or color oould
I peroeive, only the ourling smoke
overhead looped and hung like
tapestries upon the grey liohened
walls, and the blaok night time
through the crevioas.    And, slip
covering thie, Blodwen suddenly
stopped and looked upon me with
vexed oompaBsion. 'I am sorry, I
am no good teacher to so outrun
my pupil. Ask me henceforth
what simple questions you will,
and they shall be answered to the
best I can.'
And so presently I went on. 'if
thoBe things which have been are
thus to,you—and it does not seem
impossible—how is it with those
other things of today, or et ill unborn of the future? How far can
you more favored ones foresee or
guide those things to whicb we, unhappy, but submit?'
'The strong tide of circumstance,
Phoenician, is not to be turned by
suoh hands as these'—and she
held her pallid wrists towards the
blaze, until I saw the ruddy gleam
flash back fiom the rough gold
bosses of her anoient bracelets.
'There are laws outside your comprehension whioh are not framed for your narrow understanding. We obey these as much
as you, but we perceive with infi
nitely clear vision the inevitable
logio oi fate, the true sequence' of
event*, and thuB it is sometimes
within our power to amend and
guide tbe details of that brief episode which you call your life.'
'Do you say that priceless span,
my comrades, yonder sleeping gir),
and all the others Bet bo high a
value on is but "an episode"?'
'Yes—a halting step upon a wondrous journey, half a gradation
upon the mighty spirals of existence!'
'And time?' I aek(d, full of a
wonder that Boaroe found leisure to
comprehend one word ot hers before
it asked another question. 'Is
there time with you? Even I, re*
ilectiva now and than upon this,
long journey of mine, have thought
that time must be a myth, an impossibility to large experience.'
[To be continued.]
AMONG ROSSLAND SHOPS-
Merchants of tne Cams are Rising te
tha Occasion
The shoestores, Lalonde and Mo-
Neilljhave particularized the season
by laying in a stook snowshoes and
other winter footwear, forming
acceptable enough Christmas presents. McArthur & Harper are as
ueual up-to-date and have a fine
variety of goods from which to
select. The jewellers, shops, Ewert
Bros and Challooer have also laid
in a fine stock of holiday goods, for
which they are finding ready ►ale.
Linton Bros and M. E. Simpson,
stationers, will also be found to be
well worth visiting by those who
are of a literary or frivolous turn of
turn of mind. All sorts of Christmas presents especially in the way
of pictorial Christmas post cards,
are to be found in their places of
business.
Among the grocers Agnew and
H. It Jones have both laid in nice
stocks and are extending a hearty
welcome ta their customers.
For the convivially inolined
Levy's cigar store and the Bank,
Palace and Hoffman hotels are
offering a different order of inducements. For the oharitable Lingle
has wood on hand to supply a weloome Christmas gift. Petob and
Schwartzenhauer have made a
speciality of a Christmas cake
whioh they aver equals anything
of home manufacture or of importation.
The B. C. Market has made a
specialty this year of v^nm 11 and
to the Canadian venison iB a
more national appeal than even
the 'roast beef of Old England.'
B. Bannett is to the fore with a
number of useful articles in tbe
way of wearing apparel which
form of Christmas purchasing
should appeal to many. But for
those who intend to be stylish no
morel serviceable Christmas present
even if apparently Belfieh, can be
bad than an up to date business
suit or winter overcoat at Taylor
and McQnarrie's whioh firm has
gone to some trouble in laying in a
special line of goods which need
not necessarily hit the pocket too
hard.
Last but not least at the offices of
J. B. Johnson oan be procured
skating season tickets which is one
of the prettiest forms of a Christmas gift and, not unusually,has re-
cults.
Altogether it may be said that
the efforts of the Rossland merchants show a ready spirit to recognize the improving times.
The Hoffman Bar haa just ra
calved 300 gallons Bass Burton
ale-   Now on  tap
Make your friends a present ot a
nice box of cigars for Xmas. We
know tbe beet.   Crow k Morris.
Ladies if you want to make your
husband or brother a nice present
for Xmas, give him one ot our fine
boxes of cigars.   Crow &tMorris.B
Ths Hoffman  Cafe, open    all
night- Short orders  a  specialty
St. Charlea Hotel
Call at the St. Charles Hotel for
a free lunoh and to hear the electric -Piano.
Christmas!    Christmas!
Christmas will soon be here. What is
more suitable for your wife or daughter
than one of
J
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"The tone of the Heintzman & Co. Art
Piano is delightful, the elasticity of action
marvelous, every note ringing out in clear,
pearly and and limpid quality. It excels
any Piano I ever used
—MADAJVI ALBANI."
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FOR PRICES AND TERMS SEE
J. B. Johnson b Co.,
Sole Agents.
C.P.R. ATLANTIC S.S. LINE
from Bt. John.
UChamplainJan. 0. L»Manitoba Dec. 36
ALLAN  UNE
From St.  John.
Pretorian.... Jan.2    Bavarian.
DOMINION LINE
From Portland
Dominion Jan. 23 Canada
AMERICAN   LINE
Philadelphia ..Jan.2    St. Louis.. Ian. g
RED STAR LINE
Finland Jan.2 Vaderland... Jan. t)
.jua.tt
, Jan.l
Umbria...
..la
CUNARD LINE
, Dec 26
WHITE STAR LINE
Arabic  D c.25 Cedrle..       Dec. 31
FRENCH LINE
La Champaigne Jan. 7 LaTouramc Deo 31
ALLAN 8TATE LINE
Laurentine... Dec. n
Continental tailings of North German
Lloyd, II. A. P. and Italian lines on application.   Lowest rates on all lines,
VV. P.F.CUMMJNGS,
G. S. S, Ajrt.,ttVlnnip«j
O, VV. DEY, Agent,
C. PJl. Depot, Rwahuut.
Atlantic S.S. Sailings f SpecialsatPaulsons j j
P. B. Blend
Goffee
Moosejaw
Flour
Chilliwack
Butler
Paulson
Bros.
THE GROCERS •*•
THE EVENING   WORLD ROSSLAND.    B. C,   DEC. 24,1903
W
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mil-
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THE LOCAL
EXCHANGE
MINOR   MENTION.
The Exchange   Adjourns
Till Monday.
NO SALES RECORDED TODAY
The Latest Quotations and Sales
Locally   Upon! the
Market
There was no Bales recorded this
morning and no ohange in ihe quotations. The exchange has ad.
journed from today, Wednesday,
over tbe holidays and will meet
again next on Monday morning.
Today's Local Quotations:
Asktd Bid
American Boj........      d% 4
Ben Hur       4
■lack Tall       3 a
Canadian Oold Maid*         j>i 3
Cariboo (Camp McXiaaty) ex-diT      5 2'A
Centre Star  30
Crows Nest Faao Coal I     I
Falrrtew        4 3
Fisner Maiden        2% ,%
Want        sX iX
Granby Consolidated   Js.co $4.00
Mornlna Glory        2 1%
Mountain LKm       19 17X
Horth BUr (Bast Kootenay)        9 8
rayne       u% 10
Kilo      17
mbler-Cariboo      19 27
Ban Poll a ta
BnlliYan        sK 4
Tom Thumb „       3 2
War lecle Consolidated 3 u
Waterloo (assess, paid)        7% 6
WbUe Bear Wssess. psld)         4% 3a
Today's Sales.
None.
There will be no blank prizes at
the big turkey raffle this evening,
every one oan win a turkey, Come
to the Palace tonight.
POWDER SMOKE—Did, it ever
give you headache? Dr. Scotts
headache powders are a qniok and
aure oure. Sold at Morrows Drug
Store.
R.L.Wright
A. E.S.M.
(Assayer for Le Roi Do. 2,)
WILL TAKE
i Custom Assays
I Christmas Books'
J Christmas Notion si
Christmas Presents
ii
M.  W. Simpson's !
HOWLAND  IS RUNNING
E. Rammelmeyer left last night
for Nelson.
The Methodist chuioh is giving
a Christmas Tree this evening.
The oity council ia doing stunts
to get its accounts straightened out.
The Winii.i) has to thank Louis
Blue for an acceptable Christmas
gilt.
Tomorrow being Christmas Day
there will be no issue of the
World.
Another amateur athletic ol'ib is
projeoted for the oamp. Thie is
the 'steenth time.
The parcel wicket at the post-
office will be kept open this even
ing from 8 to 11 o'clook.
Registrar Schofield is leaving for
Vanoouver where he will undergo
an operation for cataract.
A number of Chinese oame in to
camp over the C. P. R. last night,
The band was not in attendance,
The Christmas Tree which was
at St. Andrew's church last night
was extremly successful.
There was another false alarm of
fire yesterday, Mayor Dean ae usual. Nobody turned out exoept
the grateful firemen.
The retiring sohool trustee for
this year are A. C, Gait and H. P.
McCraney. They are eligible for
re-election.
Theodore Manhire was married
yesterday at the Montreal Hotel to
Min Jean Kieffer by the Rev
John Cleland.
The Kootenay, Jumbo, Spitzee
and I. X. L. will dole down for
tomorrow, the other mines will not
open until Monday.
There will be a dance given by
the McKinnon-Schorlemmer Dane
ing Academy tonight at Miners
Union Hall.
There will be a dance this even
ing at the Kootenay mine boarding
house given by its manager, John
Fursl, the employees of that mine
W, C. Shields of Trail was married by the Rev. John Cleland at
the Montreal Hotel yesterday to
Miss J. E. M. Smith of this oamp.
In the curling contest for the
President's Cup last night J. M.
Macdonald's rink beat that of T. S.
Gilmour by 12 to 8, and Dr. Kerr
was voctorious over John Boultbee
by 12 to 6.
Don't forget the turkey raffle  at
the Palaoe tonight.
THE I0NA
Toronto* Coservatives Oppose Urquhart on Party Grounds
Toronto, Deo, 24.—When the
municipal nominations closed at
noon today it was found that the
Tories had succeeded after all in
finding a candidate to oppose the
re-eleotion of mayor Urquhart.
- Some days ago an understanding was arrived at that mayor Urquhart was not to be opposed solely
baoause he was a Liberal. His
administration of civic affairs during his year of offioe has been
more than satisfactory to the great
mujority of citizens, Conservatives
and Liberals alike. It was felt
that he should be given another
year, and prominent Conservatives
agreed to this.
However, the machine element
would not abide by this decision
They claimed that Toronto was
Conseivative and that the ohief
magistrate should be a Conservative. No reputable party man
would accept the nomination, and
up to last night it looked as though
Mayor Urquhart would be unopposed, because there is really nothing in the candidature of the Sooi
alist, who will not poll 500 votes.
At the last moment the ward
committees persuaded Oliver How-
land to accept nomination. He
was defeated last year by Uiqu
hart. The Socialist nominee is G.
A. Maves.
This is your chanoe to get a fat
turkey for your Xmas dinner for
50 cents, by attending tbe big turkey ra Hie at the Palace this evening.
The Hoffman Bar
Xmas goods. A fine
selection of wines
and liquors, Bass ale
quarts, pints and on
draught, Our prices
are right. The Hoff
man Bar.
WISHING   YOU
Merry Xmas
—AND—
Happv New Year
H. R. JONES
Telephone 205.
2nd Ave.
You Can't
Afford
To pay your money for
Ci.othks unless you are
sure of getting your money' worth of Style, Quality, Fit and Workmanship
You Can
Afford
Fin* Showing Mode by Some Rooant
Work
Harry Mcintosh
DIRECT IMPORTER OF
'PERFECTION'
SCOTCH
Vintage of 1878
Guaranteed! Absolutely!,Pure
Bass' Burton Ale on Tap
—at—
Is Hoffman House
The finest line of imported cigars
in the city for Xmas gift*, at Crow
& Morris's.
SOCIETY   CARDS.
f. o. e. s^ar^js^
tt0. is. Katalar meetlnf* ertrrtlnt-ty tttam-
Ugs, I p.  sl. Miners' Cam 9*9,    7
A ,11, Dutton W   •>.
B. DMitl W.f
Ymir, Deo. 24.—J. T. Prinoe and
Andrew Burgess have just oom
pleted their assessment work on
the Iona group, consisting of three
claims. They are looated on Porcupine oreek and within a mile of
the railway.
Mr. Prioe brought to town some
fine looking ore and reports that
the ledge is three feet wide. The
ore carries iron and galena 'in a
blue quartz, and is certainly promising looking. The strike was
made in the breaet of the tunnel
63 feet underground in the tunnel
whioh is being driven to tap and
crosscut the main lead.
Assays already made of the ore
reveals that it rum from *10 to
115 to the ton.
Come and get a big turkey at the
Palace raffle tonight.
Handy   Bottom
"Sandy Bottom," whioh comes to
the Rossland Opera House Christum Eve is one of the leading melodramas of modern years. The
peice is one of these pastoral realisms in whioh the people portray
plain oountry folk, always so interesting when faithfully produoed
ejn the stage.
Come to the turkey raffle at the
Palace tonight. Our turkeys are
all oom feed, and where imported
expressly for this occasion. This is
your chance to get one for 50 ots.
Xmas out flowers at Palace Candy store.
Crow & Morris' is the place to
buy your Xmas presents for your
gentlemen friends.
Mullln la Training
Fernie, Dec. 24.—Barney Mullin
is training hard here for the two
fights he has on now, one with
Fred Ross, the "Denver Man," at
Nelson, and the other with Billy
Burrows, brother of Jim Bnrrows,
who recently got the decision over
Barney after 20 hard, fought
rounds. He is already in excellent
shape, but does not intend to fail
for lack of attention to his condition.
The Hoffman Bar haa juat re
ceived 300 gallons Bass Burton
ale-   Now on  tap
A speoial line of ladies flannelette night gowns in oolors
worth 11.00, now selling for 65 ots,
at The Crescent.
To oome in and look at
Our display of FALL
FABRICS. You make a
selection, and we warrant
the garments to be correct
in every way.
The High-Class Tailors,
,-tmMsnM-it-li
Taylor &
McQuarrie
18 and 20 Col. Ave,
The Best is always
the Cheapest....
Sewing Maohines for Sale or Rent,
ORDER   YOUR
WOOD
AT  THE
Le Roi Stables
Dry Fir and  Tamarac at
$5, rer cord,
Telephone 39. Rossland, B. 0
For Rent
Fine large store, corner Columbia Avenue and Queen street, now
occupied by M. J. O'Hearn.
Untarnished lodging house
above O'Hearn's store, very central
location. ,
Furnished lodging house, flush
closet and bath, Opal Blook.
Very reasonable rents.
ORDE & Co.
FANCY SLIPPERS for XMAS
LADIES'; FELT, SATIN, PLUSH, and DONCOLA
Prices range from $1,00 up.
LADIES' EVENING SLIPPERS, in Patent Kid and Vici
From $1.50 up.
% GENTLEMEN'S EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS #
From $1,00 per pair up.
Skating and  Hockey Shoes
Women's Box Calf Skating Shoes, $2.00, $2.50, $3 00
CHILDREN'S BOX CALF SKATING, $1,50, $1.75, $2.00. $2.50
W.F.McNEILL
Mi, THE   SHOE   MAN
Near the Postoffioe.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
A full line of Fancy New Raisins, Currants, Canned Cools,
Mince Meat, Sweet Cider, Pure Spices, Almond*, Nuts and
everything required for Christmas Calces and Pastry,
6. M. FOX'& 00.7=
COLUMBIA AVENUE
TELEPHONE 65
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P. BURNS & CO.
WHOLE8ALE   MARKETS
Rossland, Nelson, Trail,Sandon,Revelstoke,Green-
wood, Grand Forks and Vancouver.
RETAIL MARKETS-Rossland, Trail, Nelson,! Ymir, Kailo
Sandon, New Denver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,
Greenwood, Phoenix, Midway, Camp  McKinney,
Revelstoke, Ferguson aad Vanconver.
Flja, wane and Poultry i> Sewn, Sausages of All Unds.
WM. DONALD, Manager Roaaland Branch
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Thos. Embleton
THE GROCER
If yov want lo save money on
your purchases, this Ib tbe place to
come, our prices are right and
every thing marked in plain figures
as advertised, at The Creosent.
HOLIDAY DAINTIES
Fancy Cluster Raisins
London Layer Raisins
California Raisins
Table Pears and Apples
New Walnuts, Almonds
and Filberts
Robertson's Toronto
Chocolates, Bon Bons
and Mixed Cancies
Fresh Lettuce and Celery
Norway Stock Fish
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