THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

‘ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 10.

1goo.

forming this task, they will have
the opportunity to finally depose
the empress dowager and establish
a’ governmentiwhich will open the
way tO) western progress, keep: a
strong hand on the anti-foreign fan-
atics and save the empire from the
abuses'which have culminated in
the present outbreak, They can
either do this and retain their sev-
tera) spheres of influence,or they can
carve up the empire among them
and attempt to establish European
rule over it. If they choose the
former alternative, they may be able
to preserve. Peace among themselves
for some time to come; if the latter,
they will almost inevitably quarrel
over the, division of the spoils,and

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
‘THe Ouvast Daity 1x aig INTERIOR. -
PUBLISHED DAILY’ EXOBPT SUNDAY

BASEMENT PostosricE Btocn.
TEL. GB.) FO. BOR, a

ovrice:

SUMOCRIPTION BATES:

month by mail.
bale year by mail

Subscriptions invariably in advance.

Advertising rates wil! be made known upon
application,
‘TheRaconn reaches the people.

ie will certain. have trouble. in
£900 JUEY a = _ -| holding’ their vast territories-in Sub:
a | x sid cal pany pi 75 jection, 3
Ly 2 4] 5) 6) 7 ION.
8! g| ral se | 22] 13 {14 |NOT. A GOOD: SUGGESTION
6 18 | 29 | 20 | -21
2 a3 BA 25 26 27 | 28 The Columbian Suggests that it,
29 |} 301 31) : : would have “been a:good thing for
British Columbia if Dr. McInnes

had been allowed:to resign the, gov-

ARTURE OF TRAINS. i
HBRINAL AND DEP! ernorship. when he proposed to do

+ reports ‘from Chinese sources are

Anivefrom| * DESTINATION, Leave for} so and had been given a cabinet
portfolio, as the very qualities

si05.a.m, | Rial. Nelson Crows ‘which made hima: failure as gov-
wine" Sandayec seo ernor would have done the province

ete Age and good service in the cabinet. ~Dr.

daily, incloding “Su bs5P-™ | McInnes’ chief vice is a desire to

palans dally, nag ran the.whole, machine, regardless

To Trail, Nelson, Ar-| z00a.m, ]Of law and everybody else. That

mine ad vice would haye imade him,as great

From, Trail, Nelson, a disturbing element in the cabinet

mop | A ake pots and as he was in the province. Sir

Wilfrid Laurier knew this and there-

ame Spokane....... 1725 8: mn’ | fore shut out the doctor; as he had

é um previously shut out Joe Martin, who

‘TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

DESTINATIONS.

CLOSE | DUE

S: 29 at Robson son SI Nakusp.
on, Springs
and ail sloca Wand Lardeat

Nelson, Kaslo, | and ¥mir,
land all "Kootendy lake, a
es!

2 ’ I,
rages aan. |r Grow's ft Pass connecr|5: eRy!

“Northport, and

o: ‘
Rpolats in United States

all points

ropean. and
countries.

Nelson and Nel: ‘Nelson district.)

other foreign)

Crow's Nest s, NV
rerttesiens Manitobar Bast
ern ‘Canada. United ‘King:
jdom and all European poin
Grand Forks, Greenwood,|
Mibway and all. other ‘Bound:
lary District poin

2h "ane

Australia, China and Japan—Sce special notices
eee 3 for Registration must be posted half an
ur previous tothe time (or closing the mails.
postoffice is open from Ba. m.,to7 p.m.,
aalye (except Sunday; :

Tv ADVERTISERS.

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

LIGHT THROUGH THE FOG}

The Jatest dispatches from China
shed a ray of light through the fog
ot alarming but contradictory .ru-
mors which have been crowding the
cables. The emperor has been. com-
pelled tocommit suicide, the em-
press dowager had been pushed _ to
one side and Prince. Tuan -had
usurped supreme power in Pekin.
He had placed himself at ;the he.d
of the Boxers and such; Chinese
troops as make common, cause with
them to murder all foreigners and
all Christian converts, The latest

that the empress dowager has_re-
gained power. and taken steps to
protect the foreigners.

But the viceroys of the southern
provinces have declared against the
Boxers, have taken vigorous meas-
ures to suppress them in their own
jurisdiction and to protect the for-
eigners against the rebels. They
are making common cause with the
foreign powers and have sent’ Prince
Ching at the head of an army to Pe.
kin to rescué the foreign legations
from the assaults of Prince Tuan’s
Boxer army. : F

The powers will therefore have to
deal with a successful ‘rebellion’ in
the Chinese capital and the province
of Pe-Chi-Li, not with a hostile reg-
ular government. They will have
the aid of the southern - viceroys .in
suppressing the rebellion, disposing
of Prince Tuan and re-establishing

| cultivates the same distinguishing

vice. Sic Wilfrid can get into as
much trouble as he finds good for
his health without going in search
of it among the McInnes family.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Nelson Tribune says that

between Ex-governor McInnes and
Secretary-of State Scott ‘will agree
that whatever mistake the Laurier
government made in appointing

mistake in firing him.”

For a man who endorsed Devlin’s
note onthe bank, cashed out the
proceeds, paid the. accounts, super-
vised the preparation, canning and
shipping of the vitallin, even going
to Halifax to look after it, Mr. Ly-
ons, the Montreal druggist, knew
remarkably, little when put on his
oath.—Ottawa Citizen.

The Japanese fishermen at Ste-
veston caused a scare by buying up
all the rifles in. Vancouver, but it
turned out that they were to be
shipped to Japan.

Regarding the proposed applica-
tion of the prohibition theory to the
people of Manitoba, the Kamloops
Standard savs: ‘The ~ reflection
arises that, if they. are not allowed
to take a drink of wine or beer,
lest they should make beasts of
themselves, neither should they be
allowed the right to vote for fear
they make fools of themselves. -’

“One woman and. the. devil
blamed,for the present troubles in.
the Flowery Kingdom” says a
headline in the Seattle P.-I. That's
a combination which would cause
trouble anywhere.

Rev. A, B. Winchester of Victo-
ria condemns the anti-Chinese agi-
tation in an interview in Montreal.
He has been living next door to the
Chinese question without learning
the essential facts of it.

Grand Forks, Columbia, Nelson,
Wash., and Carson are raising $500
to build a trail up the north fork of
Kettle river to Franklin camp.

“Peace Declared.
Why devote all your time read-
ing. about ‘the Boer war and the
gold fields of Alaska? There .are
other of vital imp H
you may muke a trip east, and will
want’ to know how to travel. In
order to have the best service, use
the Wisconsin Central railway be-
twéen St. Paul and Chicago. Ler
rates and other informatiun write
Jas. A. Clock, general agent, Port-
land, Oregon,

the regular government... In: per-

those who read the’ correspondence | J

Thomas R. McInnes it made nv |.1

Lot for Sale.
A desirable residence lot for $250.
A snap. ,[. .L.Wuityey,
tf 47 Columbia Ave,

Kootenay liiches/are the best.

Match pairs, handsome turnouts,
carriages and gurneys—Montana
stables. Phone 6.

Pu

ed Goo;

Physicians = recommend.../most
highly: Sehlitz’s extract of malt.
Sold .by “the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. Import-
ed white winés, Clarets and Burgun-
dies by the: bottlé, basket or case at
moderate prices.~ tf

Ladies? iloring—F' style and
satisfaction Buaranteed at Lough-
eed’s.

To Let.
Two new hduses, foursodm: Seach,
on hill at ‘hea of steps, ‘behind One
Price: Grocery : cempary’ 's store,
Spokane street? EApply Daly &
Hamilton.

Oe op ee 5 eee
TODAY'S STOCK SALES,

Following is a sumniary of the
sales onsthe! rt at exchange today,

Hossland Sales,
Sales today on the local exchange
were as follows: : ‘Rambler-Cariboo,
1000,” "1000; 23%; Rathmullen,
5000, 1000, EAa jiant, 1000, 234¢;
Athabasca, 1000, 1000, 2900, 28¥4c.
Total sales, 13,000 shares,

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“At Prices to Clear.

Ladies’...
Tailor-Made |:
Garments. .

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OPNVEOPSOPNTEPODESSD ae

Beautifilcombinations
Plain. Skirts - and
Checked Skirts.°.*.*.°.

aa

manner

‘As we have. not.a great

many left,

the balance of: Geeta

we also offer

TATA,

Oureee
‘Spring

| Coats."

"It would | be well to look after these snaps at once.

Holstead & Wright

Cor. First Ave. and Washington! St.

THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS. & CLOTHING STORE’ ;
Soesaeesasseceneensesoaes

Seoscoeescecs HoeaeooageS ddsabéoces cont

Full:
Associat ed

and. D. Co., Ltd.

Property.’situated on North Fork Salmon,

FOR. DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury Stock i is now

7Z 1-2. Cents per Share,

22 Columbia Aveuue,
Rossland, B.C.

PO er

es NON- PERSONAL LIABILITY. -

. River, Erie District, B. C.-

‘offered to the public at

and canbe had on application to-

PPA

Katie D. Green G. M.

GEORGE H. GREEN,
Sec-Treasurer.  _

Press
Report.

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Telephone 86, P.O. Hox 268}
A B. MACKENZIE. & CO.
.

MINING: BRCKERS,
Columbia Ave, Rousland,-B. 0

Established May, 1 1885,
(THE REDDIN- TACKSON co.,

Aimiven Liaanity,

MINING. AND, INVESTMENT, ;
BROKERS. _

Agenta for ParisRell Addit ion to Rossland.

INVESTORS

will find the office °.
“of the

BIG FOUR

Consolidated Mining €o.

Two doors above Masonit:: Hall,
Columbia avenue.

Three Large Veins, Good’. :

Values, Large Ore Body; ¢
- one mile west of. the sity,

and ‘the......

Best Buyin Rossland

Will be pleased to show parties
properties, -&c., by calling at ‘office

A. G. CREELMAN,:

CS NTRACTOR

AND BUILDER, —
Estimates Sumnished on all kinds of work. Job

& Promptly attended to,

en ae ec

ROSS THOMPSON. 1s:

I have,the following blocks'i in the following | companies for. sale
Sureka Consolidated, ¢ Gopher, Homestake, Evening Star,
’ Silverine, R-E.Lee;: Bodie, Eureka, North Star. and: Zila M:
Lots in the Originat ‘Townsite -.:

ii. dacksdnGo:, Agents,  Rosstand, B.C,

The Arlington. eee)

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cial Me
J UNEXCELLED TABLE!’ 4

sifor Cominer-.
plendid Sample

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THE LEADING. HOTEL AT TRAIL,

’ oun. Haverty, Proprietor:

Rooms.

: a 4 . 4
50 Cents-pér Month Delivered.

Subscribe ‘for the .Record:|

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HHEREGHBE | |

ROSSLAND’ EVENING RECORD, JULY: ‘10, 1900.

_&, CARNIVAL OF BASE BALL
Stanfords to He Eutertained at « Balt
ou Friday. .

Rossland will have a carnival of
base ball on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. |) The home team will play
Stanford on Friday and Sunday and
the Boston Bloomer Girls on Satur-
day.
On Friday evening the Stanfords
will be guests at a ball to be given
at Miners’ Union hall by the Ross-
land team. The proceeds ‘are to be
expended, in the purchase of new
uniforms'for the.Rosslands. Music
will be.furnished by Wylie’s orches-
tra.

t Grading Fe ay Ry Yara Pinisned.

. R. between Sec-
was com-
_pleted yestérday and everything is
now ready for the erection: of the
freight house and. the laying: of side-
tracks,. The level ground is: the
full width ;

point at Lincoln street, where: the
- tracks will switch off from the main

track.

Now that public-interest”is cen-
tered on affairs in the Orient;
“Tales front” Tokio” by Clarence
Ludlow Brownel, just _ published
by Warner & Brownell, of New
York, is timely: - “Mr. “Brownell cis
.now on the editorial -staff-'of the
and was formerly
te P.-I., but spant five
sas a professor. in the
imperial government schools, His
book of. twenty-four tales deals: with
many pliases of life among. the ac-

Li 3 Pt. y ‘tness.
tive and ‘bright little people of the weet HiaTeebawes Gos. Total, and dispatch
Land of the Rising Sun. It'shows ; Be Geiss

the Japa ese as. seen by an’Ameri-
can who“lived/ with them ds they
lived the: ves, eating the same
sort of :food,*“wearing the ;Same
kinds of garments, talking with].
themin their own lariguage, and
passing many months *'at a. ‘time
without seeing folk other than na-

tive-born subjects of the Mikado.
And it does more than this;" it tells

sonally about Japan, th

“ Must Move to Other

the tales ina way to interest ‘the} ‘Imperial
reader, even if he does not care per-| Canadian Pacific railway operate a

head and Vancouver for the. Accom

‘Through Sleeper.
With the

J CLAS#IFIED.

inauguration of the
Limited” service the

Advertisements wider this head inserted at the
File Wf One Gent a: Word. Nothing taken for
dess than 3% cents, Sis insertions, $1.00.

TAILORING.

O.. SAVARD, ; Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
‘carties the best assortment of Imported and do-

rough sleeper between _ Arrow-

of the K

The police commissioners: yester-

gram to enforce the order for the
removal of the disorderly houses
from Lincoln street and he is now

keepers, This step is being taken| ne
because the vicinity now occupied | ha
by the disorderly element is unpleas-

ment building.
ee ee

Jelly glasses, fruit jars in pints,

quarts and half gallons. O, M. Fox

& Co., 106 E. Columbia _ avenue.

for
sto

yesterday that Mrs, Burns, the wife
of the provincial inspector of schools,
who had been seriously ill for some

time, died on Saturday at Vancou- om

This will be a very great conven-
day instructed Chief of Police In-]ience to the travelling public,

serving notice to that effect on their| ion.

{church and to the-sites of the future] ties,: which; if not so. well known,
fire hall, public library and govern-|are fully as good And cost. less
money.

Ross.anp Druc Co,, Phone 185.

The Rossland Auction House

Phones Gsfand 20, tf lon Col ia avenue, .adjai sale at this office.
the Vernon’ & Nelson * Tele-
Death of Mrs. Burns. phone pany’s office,-has decided Application for Hotel License.

Word was received in the city 1to go out of business.

heard of.

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

——_ FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—Four-roomed house, plastered and |
ex | Painted, anid lot; central: $700. ‘I. Prest, 26 Co-
lumbia avenue,

* Pare Soap

y for a good
A soap to be pure néed not
cessarily .be high priced. We
ve on hand a large assortment of

Is

FOR RENT — House, five rooms, $15; two
rooms, $6; houde, three rooms, $5. ‘T. Prest. 26
Columbia avenue.

all the leading makes of toilet soaps (“FOR BALE—Fine lot Colnmbia ave., Service for the year 1900
artly close to the Presbyterian|and we have, besides, other varie-|cheap, ‘T. Prest, 26 Colum ill b iced
FOR SALE—New house. and lot: ba 2. SOMINEHCS

tour rooms
and kitchén : veraridah; good house; only $575;
half cash, balance easy termi: ‘T. Prest, 26 Co-
lumbia avenue,

FOR SALE—Bouise and lot; fout rooms and
kitchen and Verandah: corner lot, only $600; half
cash, balance on easy terms. ‘T, Prest, 26 @olum-
bla avenue. .

Se

Going Out of Business <

FOR 8ALE—Bundles of . ald. papers ‘for

Notice is hereby given that at the next altting of
The store-is | the Board of License Commtast ners fo- thecltye

eC
rent, fixtures for sale and the | eon Lwillmake ogee cation

cense for the Che el He
nown as the Western

ck will be offered at prices un- | hotel on Secon avenues Ros aR area 2.

‘The sale is now 2going SHES he otras, 1900, omest

ver.

for’ Hotel License.

“Imperial

JUNE 10. : The “Impe-
rial Limited’?
you across the Conti-
nent in-four days with-
out Change.
solid vestibuled. train,
luxuriously equipped |:
with every possible es-
sential for the ;comfort

er in the school here, was with her
during her last illness,

adian Military Rifle league was shot
yesterday and Saturday and. the
score. was:”

Pt. Long, 87; Pt. Smith, 85;

Dickson, 84;- Pt. Williams, 81; Pt. |!
Rigby, 81; Corp. Wilkin, 77; Pt.

buggies—fine

Montana stables. Phone 6,
seers The Record
Hazelwood ice cream, ice cream.
soda, G. B. chocolates, fresh cut Office
flo wers; etc., at the.Bon Ton tf Foose ooee

Her daughter, who is a teach-|*

ii:

Job.

Score of the Rife Team,

009200000 of Bek

Dated te goth day’ of F

f Rosslan
“Gn EORGK ‘Ow NY
1909.

.The third team shoot of the Can-

| Printing {i :
*

of every

Pe Spring, 89; Sgt. Harp,

New York Life Insurance Agency,

W. H INSDA LE,

custom HOUSE BROKER,

In Custonr House building 2

and convenience
Passengers... Ask. your
friends who have trav-
elled on it; or address
f E. J. COYLE,
A.G.P.A,,

Vancouver, B.C.

Limited”|

takes

“It is a
‘of}-

W. PF. ANDERSON,
Nelson, z is

Washington street. Rossland, B..G.

- description
executed with.

Fancy gaited saddle horses—new’
single drivers at

*%

Le Roi Livery, Feed

First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

& Sale Stables.

JOHN ®. LINDBURG .! + +PROPRIETOR a

“Heavy Transferring.

STABLES;

Commercial Alley,!Phone No. 38.
Postoftice Box 16,

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Washington Street, Kaseland, B, 0.

Furnished Roots.

Railroad and Miners Time Checks

Harry Mcintosh - ~ -

ce
First-Class .Bar.,

cashed, tree ot charge.

Proprietor.

every

description
at the

RECORD
OFFICE

cc“ .

gues

HE Property of this Company consists of four claims,
“CALIFORNIA,” all situate on Grenville Mountain,
on the Canadian Pacific Railwa

Owing to its proximity to the railway and to the fact that it can be worked ve
and considering: the average value of the quartz, it is safe to say that the

We are now selling the sto

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

ITAL

Divided into 2,000, 000 Shares at -10 cents ‘each.

600,000 Shares of which are

Placed in: the Teensiry:

, and twenty-five miles from Rossland.

- A shaft 40 feet deep has been sunk on the “Cascade” on a 4-foot vein of free millin
rege p53 40 feet depth. Numerous open cuts expose
obtained at 25 feet.

the lead for over 1500 feet. A

namely: The “CASCADE,” the
Trail Creek Mining Division of West

This tunnel is being made of a large size for a working'tunnel; and is now 115 feet in 1
experts that it will concentrate 25 into 1, thus making concentrates of the a:

pce District,

tunnel isznow being run on the

“CASCADE FRACTION,” the “ROYAL KANGAROO,"

ng quartz assaying from $12 on the surface to over 40

vein, and an assay of $34.80 was:
length.
verage value of about $500.00 per ton.

ry cheaply on account of it bein
“CASCADE” is one of the’ »most promising

It has been ascertained, by

Rossland, 1. C.

ig a tunnel proposition and that the tunnel: follews the vein
mining propositions in the distri-t.

k.at FIVE CENTS, payable in five monthly payments, and recommend ‘it to the public as a safe investment.

CASCADE GOLD MINING & MILLING CO., LIMITED L'B’Y.

For particulars, WM. = B. TO WN SEN D.
BEEBE EE EGET IEEE ERIE IEE IEE Lt

and. the-
British Columbia, about three miles from Gladstone

Seunkbusecdsescacsanicseeacic