ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, APRIL 6, 1809.

Resolutions of Condolence.
* The following resolutions of cendo-
ence were adopted by the kossland
Miners’ Union No. 88, W, F. M., at their
regular, nieeting, ‘held on ‘Wednesday
evening, April bth. | )
Whereds, It has pleneed Divine Provi-
dence to remove from our midst Brother
Mack Cook, who lost his life in the Cen-
tre Star mine, on April 2nd, and
Whereas, In the death of,said brother
this union sustains the lossof an active
and faithful member, a zealous worker
in the battle.for trath and . justice, anx-
fous and willing at all times to protect
and promote the- interests of labor, and
Whereas, This union deeply« regrets
and mourns the death of our brother,
and fally realizes the sorrow and gloom
that o’ershadows the homes of his fam-
ily and friends in this their hour of af-
fliction.
‘Therefore, Be it resolved that this union
extends to the bereaved family its heart-
felt sympatby,and sincerely trusts that
the uprightness and rectitude ot the life
ef their loved one will be the means of
enabling them to bear their affliction
and logs with calm resignation and forti-
tude.
Be it farther rosolved, that copies of
these resolutions be publisheilin the
Evenme Recoxp and forwarded to the
family of deceased. 7
.Joun’ Leapen, Pres.
. James Devine, Sec.

To Avoid Labor Laws.
Tacoma, Wash., April 6.—Private ad-
vices received from Honolulu states that
@ secret” movement is under way in
Hawaii to flood the land with Portu-
gues laborers from the Azores Islands.
There will be from 5,000 to 10,000 impor-
ted as soon as arrangements can be com-

commision.

ed by amen named Papaissio, attemp-

+. LOCAL -BREVITIES.

_J. W. Spring, who was called to Vic-
toria on account of the illness of Mra.
Spring, who was visiting there, returned
to Roasland lavt evening with the good
news of her'entire recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. G. M. King, of the Ho-
tel Allan returned last’ evening from a
month's trip ‘to California. 2
Mrs,. George Plunder. has returned
from « protracted visit. to relatives in
Portland, Oregon. Mr. .Pfunder went
to Spokane to meet here
Spring overcoata, actually worth $25,
for $4 to $6, at the Rossland Auction
House. ‘ It

ter from Mr. Edgren, who is visiting his
old home Sweden, and says he will soon
start upon his return home to Rossland.

BREVITIES.

Krnosron, Ont., April 6.—Kingston
has a amall pox, scare. Two children of
Wm. Geophegan have been found to: be
sureries from the disease and haven izo-
tal le .

Grrawa, Ont., April. 6.—Hon. Dr.

the address today, adding very little
that ‘was new to the- debate. Colonel
Prior moved the adjournment of the
naxt debate. 2
Lonpon, April 6.—Special dispatches’
from Berlin say that Great Britain has

animity im the decisions of the Samoan

MAnNtna,, April 6.—6 345 p. m.—Col.
Smith, governor of the island of Negros,. |.

Mra. John Edgren is ip recept of a-let-|

Borden, and hon Mr. Frazer spoke on].

agreed tothe German proposal’ for un-|.”

oe . 7 J
esse, pars
A Clothing Talk.
The well dressed have a decid-
ed ‘advantage over" the ‘slovenly. ”
Notice the reception given a man:
_who is careful of his appearance—
He is, preferred in bysiness.offices,
in social life and every place where’
men do congregate. |
‘+ Our cheap suits fit as well as
our best ones; because they are all

SHOREY'S
Ready Tailored Make.

The cloth is thoroughly shrunk in/the cheapest
as well as the best and the same ‘Guarantee Card |

accoinpanies all! {oe ese apa sel

We sell this make of goods because experience
teaches us that nothing is too good for the customers’
we serve and it pays to give value. pep aalt

5 ee i mur” Wal
‘Clothing Department

HUNTER BROS.

pet,

reports that a number of bandits, head-

ted a rebellion on March 28, and killed

ossland Evening Record |

VOL 3, NO. 235.

ROSSLAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1899.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

TORONTO STUCK MARKET.

Toronto, -April

jamonds

7. — (Special.J—The
mining stock traneactions on the ‘ex-

DEFENDS THE ADMINISTRATION.
Practical Men From British Columbia Should
Have Been Sont to the Yuko

Orrawa, April 7.—In the houee of
today, Colonel Prior and Mr.

change this

sales of the day follow:
TRAIL CREEK.

Big Three.

C. 3

AT THEIR BEST.
It sometimes:happens that a good Diamond ig not seen at its ASEED.
best because of an inappropriate eelting, Wo: pay. special attention
not. only to the ti of our own dg, but i
of thoge of our patrons

J. WW. SPRING

Succomor to CALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING.
Next door to the Post Cfilro.

Deer Park

Evening Star.

Grand -Prize.

Good Hope.

Iron Colt.

Iron Horse.....

Tron Mask....
Montreal Gold Fields.
Monte Cristo Con.
Northern: Belle.

NEW GOODS.

At “THE EMPORIUM OF FASAION.” You ean buy for
Jeast money. The nobbiest Spring Overcoat, Suit, Pair of Shoes,
Shirt, and ‘ie that can be had in the city.

Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing

Our stock of Boys’ and Youths’ Suits ia complete in overy
style in Tweeds, Serges and Clay Woratcds, z

Just Opened

Victory-Triumph
War Eagle.
White Bear...
CAMP

Cariboo...
Minnehaha
Waterloo...

Cariboo Hydraulic.

luding the

BID,

"7 been no scandals,

1 4M AM
$1.60 $1.68
20. 25

Maxwell took part in the Yukon debate.
Colonel Prior said that if practical men
from British Columbia had been sent as
ofictals to the Yukon, there would have
He made specific
charges against Mr. Kellan, stenogra-
pher in Mr. Wade's offce, and Mr. Boul-
ton ef the gold commissioner’s office,
*] and said that the witness making these
charges was ready to testify ifa proper
investigation was ordered.
Colonel Prior ale. protested against
any sale of the Behring sea sealing rights
, jin ‘ion with the W con-
. | ference. : :
Mr. Maxwell deprétated' the efforts to
make party capital of the Yukon charges
and warmly’ defénded Hon. M. Silton’a
administration,

ARE W NEN YORK

Private Residences in the Wealthy
Part of the City.

DBATH LIST MAY REACH FOURTEEN

W. GC, Andrews, His Wife, Other Rel-
atives and Servants Per- ”
ish in the Flames. ,

New Yorr, April 7.—Eight lives are
known to have been lost by the fire
which destroyed the homes of Wallace
C. Andrews and Alfred Adame on East

Murder at Blaine.

Buatne,: Wash.,’ April 7.—Charles
Gatchy was shot, probably fatally, at
8:80 last evening, by George W. Snell.
‘The trouble originated some two -weeks
ago, when Gotehey, while bicycling, ac-
cidentally ran into Snell. The quarrel
was renewed again ‘last Sunday, when
Snell, upon meeting Gotchy, drew a gun

Sixty-ninth street in the. wealthy part
of the city thia morning. Before the
day is over it may be found that the
death list haa been’ swelled to 14, for
during the.early morning, four ‘persons
were missing besides two badly injured,
who may die. i

+ Larer—Four bodies, supposed to be
servants, were found on the top floor o!

Rossland Mining Stocks

{Corrected by the Reddin-J

Ee A EE a
» “Tantling.” les, Clough,

Bedford McNeal and fioreing & Neal 4 ber

AND BEOKERS,
Established 1895,

Agents for N. & F. 8. Railway addition ti
Rosia, Yeair, Brie end Columbie townsite.

‘A large congignment of Men, Boye’ and. Youths’ Shoes in the
very latest shapes. e :

Qur Spring Overcoatings

Suilings, Pantings and Fancy Vastings have arrived.

Ordered clothing department ia being kept very busy.

For Miners

Wecarry a full line of Rubber Boots, Mining: Shoes, Slickers,
Ovoralls and Jumpers of the very, best makes, all at the lowest pri-
ces poseible, -Cat! and be convinced. g

pleted, unless the plan is forestalled.
forestalled. They will pro-
bably be brought by Itallian war ships
‘way of Cape Horn, but itis. possible
that they will come overland-by way of
Tacoma, if ships can be found te carry
them, : ®
‘The enterprise is the result ef the ap-
proach of thé as of Japanese by
the United Stat€s contract labor laws.
Secrecy has been observed to prevent op-
position “on the ground that it is a
scheme to eyade contract labor lawe.
The Portugues will probably be imyo:-
téd aé free immigrants.

British Columbia Coal.

Although ‘the practice of the past with
the British adiniralty has always been
to coal their warshipa with the product
of the Swarisea mines in Wales, there is
every reason to expect that ere long the
oe couarabis product will replace

e imported article on both sides of the et tem
btared the choice being between - the}. STOVES, meee EASE. fet all oc

Ce aie Ontes oak Paes Gul 4, ood | : NTA) fE] your monoy into the One. Price Store
A report has Soak circulation for ee eerie : I i ~ . = : a = = se eit See met
eral days past thats ‘contract had been rE Sa, co. c. sl BSON & CO." ee.
gigued with the Crow's Nest Pass Coal CARPETS Ne B._New goods arriving daily. {Alt the latest cantar abso An assay
ee ere conc ace PARTOR! SETS ers’ outtit [complete] for sale cheap." / BEEN 2 ys oa
both by the efficera of the navy at Es- ELECTRIC Lighit Globes. ;
quimalt and the management of the in- xs .
terested company. Manager W. Blacke-
more says: ~“‘No contract has yet been
niade, The admiralty are still testing
ourcoal.”—World. t

aeveral officials of Jumummayia, *
Winniese, Man., April 6,—The bylaw
to borrow, $60,000 for the installation of
a municipal electric lighting plant, will
be submitted to a vote of the
temorrow.. }.

Winxnirge, Man., April 6.—Wm. “Me:
Kenzie, of Toronto,.orrived today.. He
stated that the Dauphin Ine would be
extended this season to the Saskatche-
wan.

the Andrews house, making a total of
twelve dead. i
‘Phe revised lint of dead ia: Wallace
C. Andrews, president of the N. Y.
Steam Heating company: Mrs.: An-
drews, hie wife: Mra. C. St.John, aister-
in-law to Mrs. Andrews, and wife of G.
C. St. John: Austin 7 yeara old, Wal-
lace, three years old and Fred 8t. John,
18 montha old; Eva Peters, Nellie Ro-
land, Mary Franagan, Annie Neary, ser-
vants in Andrew’s house; Mary Lough-
lin, servant in the house of Albert J.
Adams.
Missing: Kate Downing and Mary
Rish, of the Andrew, house. There is ,
every. probability that these wereburned
= Siva > tet Eras bs hsteath TA bats wen nigs Busng, nots:
oe - — — : bs expected to live; Allice ‘White, cook,
- y ‘We will have your trade after that. ~ The gerions; Nellie Quinn, condition serious.
a ry! average man buys shoes from their appear- Others were slightly bat not seriously
ask is: .
cr and trust t» their dealera. Hence the advantage of dealsng ‘with a repu

‘ance and fit. ‘They knew little about leath- injured. 2
table house, Our.ehoes strike people by stylish shape and by their quality.

Executive Counell Today. |
Cc. O, LALONDE

Vancouvez, B. C., April 7.—Premier
106 WEST COLATKBIA, AVENUE, 11 EAST COLUMBIA ANENUE. 2

threatening to shoot him. The two men
men met met last evening in Cowderous
billiard rooms. ‘The quarrel waa re-
newed and enell drew a gun and shot
Gotchy, the bullettaking, effect in’ the
‘right. breast. The bystanders, wero
momentarily paralyzéd and Snell made
his escape toward British Columbia. A
posse of citizens is scouring the ountry
for the murderer.
. | Larzk—Snell was apprehended at: 11
p. m. at the St. Leonard hotel by Sheriff
Armatrong and Constable Radcliffe. He
came across the line willingly and Rad-
clige took him to Whatcom. © Gotchy
will die. ea

FAIRVIEW CAMP.

Tin Hora.
Smuggler.
‘Winchester. :
i BOUNDARY CREEK.
Old Ironsides. $1.15, $1.10
Knob Hill.. is 88
Rathmullen

BLOCAN, AINSWORTH, NELSON.
Atbabasca. 49
Dundee
Dardsi

and our

customers. . ©

A $16 Overcoat fo
as 16 Sult of tothe
te.

Pay

Everlasting Overall
White shirts.
rv Drawers. Fancy Knitt
rey
- Linen Mant
‘Tweed Pa:

Comforta....2

We Have Buyers for All Stand-
> , ard Stocks,

S. GLAZAN HBR ec:

* Miners’ khoes..
«Blankets...

i

~We have no branch stores: =To bny at above prices you have only to call at Noble Five.
OSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE. Rambler-caril

f ? Two Friends
‘Wonderful Group..

Crow’s Nest Pass Coal.

M. J, O’HEARN, The Clothier.

CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND”. LINCOLN. ST.
COU)

R
42 F, Columbia Avenue. B. BANNET?,, Maunger.

-——CARRIES A—

ONE'PRICE STORE
ATTENTION §: Sink 10. our pewetock Lael auc felt Hatein all the lead-

pimineeiz
iit

BIG STOCK...

OF

All we DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES.
B. C. Gold Fiel Me
Canadian Gold Fields

Gold Hill

FURNITURE

TODAY’S BALES.
Mornxinc—Waterloo, 500 at 12: Ram-
bier Cariboo, 1,000 at 3434; Iron Horse,
2nd at 17, Monte Christo 2,000 ‘at 934;
Northern Belle, 5,000 at 234, 1,000 at 8;
White Bear, 600 at 4}¢; Canadian Gold
Fields, 600 at 7.
“~Afternoon—Hammond Reef, 503 at
3734; Golden Star, 100 at 62, 200 at 61,
600 at 60; Cariboo, 100 at $1.58; Van
Anada, 500 at 334; Evening Star, 500:
600 at 1014; Northern Belle, 500, 500. at
8%; Vietory-Triumph, 500, 500, 500, at
9, 600, 500, 500, 500, at 834; White Bear
500 at 434.

have positive information that the
straits are open for monthe,andI am
convinced that they ‘are opon for a con-
siderably longer period, and that in time
much of the produce of this country,
grain, flour'and cattle will be taken to
Great Britain by that route.’”

Mr. A.B. Moffatt, of the, Canadian
Bank of Commerce, left this afternoon
for Atlin, where the bank is opening #
branch.

Carter-Cotton and Hon. J. Martin yes-
terdav.attended an important meeting
of the executive council: of British Co-
lumbia, held in the Vancouver cours
house. The meeting lasted from 10 a.
m. tilll p. m., when Mr. Cotton left for
Victoria, the premier leaving for the in-
terior by the C. P. R. express. It is ex-
pected that executive council -meetings
wil) be held in Vancouver frequently
from this date. -

Dying of Starvation. ~
New Yorx, April 7.—The Herald
says: ‘Brigadier General Roy Stone
goes to Washington tomorrow ‘to call
the attention of the president’ to the
atarvation and distress’ at Porto Rico.
He thinks the desperate state of the
people may lead to insurrection if. re-
lief is not forthcoming. ‘‘Persons are
dying ot starvation all through t he in-
terior,” said Gen. Stone last evening.
“Jn the district of Aguas Banas, are
many deaths. The judge in the district
of Comerio, showed me the book in
which he had recorded the names of
many who died from lack of food. — .

Price of Stock Raised.

The price of the United States and
Canadian Gold Mining stock will be
raised from 1 cent to 2}¢ cents a share
alter Monday, the 10th of April. The
company have have acquired the Nelbra
mineral claim near the famous Republic
mine and ‘intend commencing develop-
ment on or about the 15th instant.

Police Court. .
Agnes Hill was fined $41 for keeping
a house of illfame, and Fannie Hill $20°
for being an inmate. Eleven dollars of
the charge-acainst Agnes was a balance
due from the last fine imposed.
John McDowell was fined $16 for aa-
saultin# William Bluett.

Slide at Waneta.

The South hound Nelson train was de-
tained at Waneta until after midnight
on account of a land slide at that point.

—
Eling Johngon, an old time Rossland

hi nt the winter in Portland,
gud hes been in town a fewdays left this
morning for Greenwood,

eet.

Semlin, Hon. Dr. ‘McKechnie, Hon. F.

TEA 29¢ per Ib, (F: . a F
per lb. (Sample Free), SPICES 4 boxes for: 25¢, _OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT.

OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.

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Prescription

T. R. MORROW,

le... - 2 > +» BUCESBOR TO...

Taglar Auelion Maly

Xvery night by the only licensed guctioneer : ae

; I have the following blocks in the following ,companies for esloj—
M. J, WALKER,

EUREKA CONSOLIDATED, GOPHER, HOME 8’ ENIN
STAKE, EVENING.
STAR, SILVERINE, R. E, LEE’ ‘BODIE, EUREKA, NORTH STAR
‘oods of every description rece! chet

and ZILA M.
od Sates mude, on Commission and prom:
th pt set
Dr. A. W. CHASE) Sshsssies"S"
les

Lotsin the Original Townsite
COMES TO THE AID OF 2 — :

| Catarrh=—
TOtal....seceesecseseeceeseeese $875 ;
All of the $(0 men asked for $70. per Sufferers Eenatae on oe hbes House.

G
month, which they hope to be allowed rz Houwrter Bros , General Merchants.
in the near futur UCCESS ia ite is almost t impossible for a| Honzyronp, J. F., Tailor:
i | breath. Nol wants to] Rossuanp Auction Hovsz.
do business with him, Nobod
Fe chee ped were | Hany, T. E., Dealer in Meate-All Kinds.

Morning Glory.

WANTED—Second Hand Househoid
goods for which the highest price will be

S. GLAZAN,

FIRST AVENUE First Store East of
SPOKANE 8T.

PAID DEPARTMENT. The Wrong House.

‘A weatherbeaten member of the tired
traternity, who had lost a leg and had it
replaced by a wooden enbatitute, stump-
ed his way up the main street of a Lan-
arkshire village the. other day and
paused at the door of the first jikely-
looking dwelling. Knocking at the
door, which was opened by a brisk, busi-
negslike housewife, the man began his
stereotyped whine:

“If ye please, mum, I lost my leg?—
‘And before he could unfold another
word of his tale the sharp retort came:
“Aweel, ye didna lose it here!”
And bang went the door in his face.—
Liverpool Mercury.

Must Be Crazy.
Maaastic, Ont., April 7.—A farmer
living on the seventh range of Inverness,
yesterday had a quarrel with his wife
over some trivial matter. Inthe middle
of the night tho man arose from his ted,
put his wife out of doora, then proceeded
to murder his eleven months old child,
He firat strangled the infant, then put
its body in the stove. Alter a little
while, the father, who is charitably sup-
posed to be insane, went tothe stove,
took out the partially consamed body
and threw it into a snowbank near the
house.

see THE ee -
PIONEERS .
DRUGGISTS.

YOO OOOO COOS ,

J.B. Johnson & Co.

Real Estate and
Mining brokers
INSURANCE AGENTS.

The Rossland Fire Department Recolves 8575
“+ @ Month, -

The monthly payroll of the Rossland
Sre department at present is as follows:
Donald Guthre, chief....... «$125
Charles Collins, aszietaxt chie! 80
Dan McDonald, driver.
‘Wm. Boyd, driver...

F. E. French, fireman.
Fred Wilson, fireman.
Frank Reymor, fireman.
Joe Martin, fireman..

Montreal Market.
April 7.—War Eagle went
off to $8.55 compared with $3.5634 yes-
terday, ten points lower than two days
ago.

Cable Adéress:::““PARKER.”
ROSSLAND, B.C. *

Cc! enl's, Telephone, .

Soret fepdion|: : 1

—_——_——_—_

BREVITIES.

* ROSSLAND ADVERTISERS.

THE RED) i ara cEVITIE
REDDIN’ JACKSON :CO./ AGENTS, OSSLAND, B. C. 4 reels aa ska
patch to the Journal. says: General
Montengro, the most{aggregsive and next
to Aguinaldo, the mort infiuential of the
insurgent leaders, has been killed.
In the item in yesterday’s Recorp
giving the ealaries of the fire depart-
ment the salary of Fred Wilson should
have been $60 instead of $50 a month
the same as the other regular firemen
are receiving.
Buocxnie, April 7.—At 8 conven-
tion held, here yesterday Hon. Peter
White, peak of P ke, was
unanimously elected a8 candidate for
the house of commons to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Hon. J. F. Wood.
New Yorx, April 7.—It is reported
that the battleship Massachusets will
anil from Brooklyn pavy yard thie morn-
ing with orders to proceed to Trinidad
and join Sampson’s squadron, which
sails for Southampton, England, upon
aciyil mission.

Quick Work...” Tal Nod
~ . z hig sey
Red Star. Livery: and Transfer Co. Petite pepete aie
q 1OrBeR, b ' | é ivi ; 5
will dive yoo aaywitie at ry timo day or nights any anTang ones Norgteh unten ee mngiend,
you are gettin a sleizhing part: Sue about rige—¢ h 2 ° ; i
associ ociate ‘vith him. He is handicap] Horses boarded Th di , Tr monthy? Senor eat good b ore do ex: ae cant
r ; f We as. :
Sin Ete eee | Horas Horny Harry Mento, Prop ual ng mocks Seca ag
e lungs, somet! |. nose, | HOTEL ALLAN, MLE, . 4
pteam-fitting, etc., anywhere, for any| 22d throat. re omarion the bead. Oe tageow ‘Con .B. Rekes Rosle ‘auth He Busnes and safes eatcly moved. ime
ai ised ‘ ott tay every | JOB Purntisa, Record Office. : i a it @!act as shippers’ agents, will tra
effort to cure it, but it is beyond the reach of | Uaronpsg, C. O.,. Boots, Sh Ri ood,
fate eto Latoxpe, C. On. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers lige
‘No self-respecting man can ignore Catarh. or Sranies. J. F. Linburg, Prop. ~« OFFICE—9, Wash. St
If he hasith f Le Ror Brewery, Gold Seal Beer. :
4g Be hes lela any forma he mak tant effort , T. R. Druggist, Toilet Articles. J. W:.HARTLINE PROP.
A. G. CREELMAN MINERAL ACT, 1896.

PATENT
: : S$ ‘There is something about the manner of life Livery Srapie. M. A. Harvey.
>. (Fe )
Certincate of Improvements.
1). NOYICE.

Business Men and Houseg Worthy of Confl-
dence and Patronage.
Crrcent Dry Goons Stone, Lt. Liability.

70
60
60
50
60
60

Chas. E. BENN. J. L. PARKER.

11. PARKER &-GD,

ROSSLAND, B. C. +

SONGENGINEERS.
ost BRORERS.

tes examined, Mines managed,
Prepenaard ‘Stocks bourht and aneged

J. L. PARKER

ining éngineer Dundee,
Consulting. grac and Fairmont.

; C. M. Weller, Rossland’s pioneer san-
itary plumber, has the ‘best equipped
lumbing establishment in the city’ aud
is prepared to do all kinds of _ plumbing

We have sale for alt ———-""—

Ttandard Stocks,
J. B.- ehnson: & Co

men understand this, and

$O4OOOOOOOOOOOOO0OO:

PROMPTLY SECURED ana the slimate’ of Canada that seems to breed COBAE & $9 Mining, Real Estate ete. GEO. BEAM

Ci creieres, He but Dre Conse caring cDoxaip. iors & Cxoxys, Solicitors. Pe (B MOX SE :

.Catarch for over thirty years, and his name EN, M. J, M : Y soansinsoh ‘

poe rae whe hae shaken of th | Panam & Co... Ts : : Creelm: ihe “& Be

oS be ale dee isease. LAYFORD, H. H. Accountant. .

bo TUIT RY All dealers, price ag cents par bes. | pace é'Co., J. Is, Ats., Galt Coal. All ean,
f EDDIN-Jackson Co,, Mining Brokers. . :

Rossianp Loan Urrice and Jeweler.

ZCORD Jos Paintina Orrice.

ep Sran Livery anv TRANsER Co.

tossLAND LAUNDRY, Graham & Son.

sourvon, Hone, Mining and Real

|PBO) ORS, ining ant

1ugox & Co., M. A, ‘Tatlores mee

ELLER, o. M., Plumber.

ALKER. M. J. Auctioneer, Merchant.

cox, Gvy, Plumber.’ :

3
;
3
3

ordinarily doesn’t try ‘to cure Catarrh;
bas been

—

A Small Fire.
Oxanceviu.x, Ont., April 7.—A seri-
ous fire occured at - Messrs, Marshal,
Green and Company’s large General |
atore today. The stock was partially
saved but a heavy loss wi:l be sustained
through smoke and water. The loss
will be about $7,000. :
Sr, Joun, April 7.—Hon John Costi-
gan was banquetted here last. night,
The affair was entirely nonpolitical,

Hannah Frectional Minoral Claim, sitvato {n
the Trait Creok mining division of West Koo

teney distri
tte ict,

PUBLIC NOTICE.

HL. H.Playford, §

CONTRAGTORS .. se fotaint, AUDITOR oar Loxpox, April 7.—A heavy storm is
AND BUILDERS. ; i a zee te H, sweeping across the channel and is de-
. tage
ree

gait end to tho west end of Columbia Avenue
' B. Surtit, t ;
Roland, B,., Mfarch Pat ad pnencer No.1 Stone Block, Rossland laying the steamboat service between
Pp. O. BOX 598. G
6

Columbia Avenue is closed to traffic from the

& EXPERTS
tes of the
Bachelors in.
» Members

at

acNEILL & DEACON,
M ERE + : wing Contitteate Beth A,
Estimates furnished on all deyetrom tho date

Jobbing, promptly atiensen tee fn a

reat Britam and the continent. A
great number of fishing smacks have

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.

Rossland, B. C.
_fliner Bullding, Columbia Aveaue,

work,
279 J. F. Fitzpatrick,
: Plumber, has removed his office ani
thop to the corner of Columbia avenue
and Washington streét, ander Cap
Shaw’s cigar store, altt

the sanjtary een wrecked and othersare missing. A

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Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and resi-| rerce gale is also sweeping the Trish
Sereno. or O,Henrn opporite Bank of cqast, causing destruction to property.

OFFick AxD sHOF:

oonggred”2t2” ar Rossland B, (,| Seer eeske

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