EOSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 18, 1809.

m

TORONTO STOCK’ MARKE

Tononro, July 13.—The dollowine icf e
rdef today’s callon the Toronto
Ttock exchange, and of the sales made:
ONTARIO.
ASKED,

43

BID.

33g

E.npresa
Golden 8

for the liberal pi
them in the past, and hepe by unremit-
ting

wal
port in the future.

One Price Store.
The proprietors wish to thank their

any friends and the public im genera
d upon

©. M. Weller, Rossinnd’s pioneer can-|

it lumber, has the
{aimbing eaabiohiment in the city and ,
i prepared to do all

best equipped
kinds of plumbing :

body at anv y time.

fort any

etc., anywhere, Toit

st the of their
ts to merit thats confideace and sup-

C. ©. Grason & Co.,
P.O. Box 524, 28 Spokane Bt.

Dog Tax.

cateo of Certificate oe Jritie ta it undl
in all mine

Land Registry Act.

10ths) o!
cy

S

ig

Record

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ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1899.

PRICE FIVE CEN'TS.

SHOOTING FOR THE CUP.

423% :
z: y Mother Country. beret carries Off Most of the

ee expire on
het feation areal to
Berti
loseph.
ane number

A SICKENING EXEGUTON,

Walla Tonka, a Choctaw, Shot at
Goodland, I. T.

Notice 4s hereby given that the Dog
‘Tax is now due and payable at the city | 5
office. All persons owning uaticensed
dogs are requested to call-within three
days and pay the same or such suimals
will be aubject to being ded and
killed.

July 12.

A NAW CONCENTRATOR

The Philadelphia: ‘Mining Company
Building It.

CAMP. M’KINNEY.

$1 20
22
Waterloo.... 9%
CARIBOO DISTRICT.
Cariboo Hydraulic. ...' $1 20
FAIRVIEW OAMP.
- 3

1 10
’ 19

~ oe Busey, fae aly 14. —The contest
Gari for' the cup, seven shots at 200, 300 and
600° yards, open to teams’ “of eight, one
teath .of voluntedra from ‘the ‘mother
country,.one team of . militia or volun-
teers from each of the British colonies
or dependencies, and_ene. team from the
members of the India Staff corps, India
service or India, yoluntgera, At the end

of. the 200-yard. shooting today the scorer

We have Just rece ve
WARE, ronsating of
TEA
BERRY DISHES
ETC, 2°"

B. ¥. yoonran General. bh another consignment ‘of tine QUADRUPLE PLATED
Tand Roglstry Oftice, Vietrie, B. fie
wi rec Rs elstry »

BAKE DISHES
NUT BOWLS
ETC,

$1 10

JAM POTS
BON BON DISHES
ETC,

Smuggler.. 2

Call and Let Us Give You Our Prices.

J.W. SPRING,

BOUNDARY ouEEK.
- $15
98

$1.09 wok i 2 : : THE SHERIFF MISSE ‘
0 Scnwied: FIFTY TONS A=:DAY CAPACITY. SED, HIS HEART

NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OEFICE,

Grows Nest Goal.
TEXEDA ISLAND,

Van Anda...... 9:

Big Three..

Deer Park,

* One Door East of Col. Avenue.

TAILOR.

Perfect Fit Guaranteed
Prompt Delivery

—=————————
SPOKANE STREET

ra

. hyto om jo yaed fue Pa perearpeq

AWIQANV— pxtonanW0o-WLNOW Had |

SuIUAg

Cangdian.G. F.

‘Motiing Bales: Waterloo, 2. 000 at 834.
Rathmullen, 2,500 at 7; 2,000 at Oe;

1,000 at 9%; White Bear, -500-at 4] >

Golden Star, 500 at’ 43: 2,000.2 433
B00 at 421¢3 500 at 48; 3,000 at- 4236;
520 at 42%; 1,500 at 43; 1,600.at 4234.
Att Sales: 2,000
at 7. * Dardanelles, 3,500 at 1134. - Van
Anda, 5,600 at 914; 6,000 at 934. Golden
Star,.500 at 43; 1,800 at 42; 1,000 at
42+. 1,000 at 41; 500 at4i}¢; 500 at
41, ‘Van Anda, 1,000 at 93g. . Rathmul-
Jen; 1,000 at 7. Monte Christo, 1,000 at
6}.

Montreal Stock Market.
Monrrezat, July 13.—Stock market—
‘morning board: War Eagle, $3.70
asked; $3.65. bid; Payne, $3.38 asked
* $8,8114 bid; Montreal & London, 48
asked, 45 bid. Republic, $25 eats
$1.20 bid.

Sales: -Payne, 625 at $3.35

Men’s:: ‘flhwinel a
Lougheed

&
bath tind barber: sides tie move i. to. be
idaoy hefel.
The cravk?a- -jack' races J
Wash., be. run next , Saturday. si
events will be received by wire at the,
Torf Exchanges” A
J. oF Fitepatrick, the aanitar

Wd, LOUGHEED & GD.

Merchant Tailors
Ladies’ Drapers,
REDUCED PRICES FOR
20—DAYS--20
‘IN LADIES" SUITS
: Just arrived a fine range of
Flannel Suitings
IN GOOD

.Colorings and
Patte tbrns.. 2

$20 A SUIT.

Hi GOLUMDIA- A

plumber, has remoy' ia dffice ani
shop to the corner of J olnnbie avenue
and Washington atreet, ander Cap
Shaw’s cigar atore. 1 tf.

The Golden ‘has been taken over by
Steve Garnham and in future will be
known by the name of Turf Exchange.
It ‘ia the intention of the management
to have beth London ‘and New York
prices on all large events, and tho crack-
a-jack races at Meyers Falls next Satur-
day will be the first event shown on the
boards. Grand opening Saturday “night.

A Ciose Shave
Or juat the kind you. want at-Ed Rays
Interaational Barber Snop.

: .Monareh Stock for Sale.

Pooled steck of the+ Monarch Mining
company for sale at 244 cents. Apply to
- A. B., thi is le office.

ABOUT THE “CITY.

The Evening Recuzp after June 1 de-
livered toany partof the city for 65
cents a monht. tf.

Miners, railroad and city checks cash-
ed free of charge at _ hours at Hote,
Harry

\proprieter. ti.

—_—_—
WANTFD—A chambermaid at the
Dominion hotel.

Just Received.

oo” FROM CALIFORNIA.

Cucumbers, Cauliflower,
Tomatoes Cabbage,
Potatoes, Onions

Peas and Bears

And frum Chicago a complete line of

Kennedy’s
Biscuits.

O. M. Fox & Co.

GO to The"

bia

Womans
Exchange

For the bess HOME MADE BREAD
and Brees of all kinds.

East Colum-
ve. next door west of City offices.

Ladies’ Sailor Hats.

pupa Lena

Ladies’ Sailor Hats; 76c. and $1.00,
‘ ‘Now 60c.

Ladies’ Sailor Hats, $1.25 and $1.60,
Now 7c.
Ladies’ Walking Hats, $1.25 and $1,60,
Now 75e.

Ladies’ Waists .and
Blouses-

———.
Ladies’ Shirt Waists, 7c. and $1.00,
Now 50c.
Ledies’ Shirt Waists, $1.25,

Now 75c.

Ladies’ Shirt Waista, $1.50,
Now $1.00

Ladies’ Summer Un-
-derwear. 3
Ladies’ Cream Silk Vests, Short
Sleeves, $1.00.. werees Now 50c.
Ladies’ Lisle aia 8 Silk Yeats, $1,00. .
Now 60c.
Ladies’ Egyptian Cotton Vesta,
Long Sleeves

Men's Straw Hats..

Men’s Hats.

a aS

Men's Fedora Hate, $2.60.

Now $1.50

Men’s Light Grey Fedora Hates,

* $2.60.. «Now $1.69

Men’s Derby Hate, $2.50

Pe Now $1.00

Men's Crush and. Fedora Hats at

; $2.50, $8.00, $8.50, $4.00 and $5.00
50c. and 7c,

.76c.¢ $1.00 and $1.50

Men’s summer Caps .50c., 75c. and $1.00

Men’s Linen “Hats.

Men’s Shoes:

We have several Broken Lines
in Men’s Working and Dress Shoes
which wo are closing out at big
Reductions.

$3.00 Shoee, $2.00.
$8.50-Shoee, $2.25.
$4.00 Shoee./$3.00,

Ladies’ Summer Vests. ...10, 15 and 25c.

Ete, Ete.

That's what the'leading
-men of Rossland are deing every
day. Some of them caught on a
long time ago. Others have lost
ee ae But those who use
E REG RD asa medium for
dios Dannes and bargains to
the people who buy never loose
their grip. oe over ita list of
id you will

the names of (business firme who
have done the business of this
camp They have been successful
in bueinesa. Advertising is part
of their business. It stands to
reason they would not iuvest in
advertising space in THE REC-
OED the result was not satisfac-

Tue RECORD'S news service is
superior to that of its contempo-
ia Its mining news iz accurate

itis iree lance not tied to
the apron atrings of any clique or
corgoration.
You can get any kind of Job Prin-
ting dune at bottom prices at 3

Record Job Office
A. Gilchrist

CONTRACTOR IN”
Plastering and
~—-—Cementing|=

LINCOLN STREET
South ef Bank of Teronto.

LEADING GROCER,

We have no solicitor, so his rake-oft

don't goon your

BILL

We have no eollaator, so bis rake-off
does not go on y

BILL

We do work for CASH, do not
put the loss of bad collections ‘on your

BILL

What goes on your bill is a 1easonable
charge sete ‘work'that is right.

RECORD JOB

Columbia ‘Ave.,

Crescent
DryGoodsce.

. , NEW BRICK - BLOCK,

Rossland, B. ©.

Ending July 15,

Beth shirt and drawers, any size,

Beritien uara!

it, prepaid.

wait

ee Oe MiP aoe amsaan te ok
Propes. Calcage, Kil. or our Agents.

rr this week Only

We will sell you -ehirt and drawere,
light summer weight, cotton or balbrig-
gan; sells everywhere for $1.50 to $2.

For only 50c'a Suit

Rossland. Auction House, B. Bannett, Mer.
42 E. COLUMRIA AVENUE.

CUT THIS OUT
ItIs Worth Honey
TO YOU

1899

For anything else you buy this weeks te
suits of clothes, shoes, blankets, top shirts,
though we charge you only half the price
have elsewhere, we will allow you au ext
count of 10 per cent on each and every ae ne
worth purchased, provided you cut this pa
tizement out and bring it along, whiel
shall acetpt as payment for 10 per cent.

andied.
<4 sos and saten sa fely mor ay dam

Pe O. Box 165.

AN ADVERTIEMENT IN TRE RECORD

PAYS—-PAY8——-—PAYS-—PAYS

QUICK WORK!
Red ar Sa and ae Co.

ved. W oe age
storage facilities, reasonable rates, uv fire risk.
clear, transfer, Warehouso, Or ship any class of good!

We Sell Good, Dry,Seasoned Wood.
OFFIOE:, WASHINGTON 8T. OPPOSITE BANK.OF MONTREAL.

Tel. No &
——————

Hat
romptly. Will call t
ae a nd eary te rela
rnotice, ny tht +g agents. Wil

THE LEADING JEWELER,

It.is Being Built, Six Miles Below.

GENUIN

E SALE

And Great Reduction in Prices ‘ins ‘the ‘Next THIRTY DAYS.

Rossland to' Reduce Mountain
Trail Ore—Machinery f
On the, Way... ©

1 Will Offer. the following ‘Goods at and Below Cost;

MEN’S SUITS

Nobby Tweed Bult

Genuinete teh Tweod Suits
Ma oney Forge Sult.. 20 On.
Un red Weol Sults fro

Brown Cr sb Suits fom...
Faney Linen -ufta frou.

suamner Couts from

to,
to
to.

Old Price. Sale Price,
4 3 00° $5

BOYS’. SUITS.

Old Price. Sale Price.
+ HO ee of Roseland, because there has: been
nothing in the newspapersabout it. The

Fancy Stripe Linen Buita....
Full line of Boys’ oad penta:
_ Mined, to clear at.:

‘506: 760,, $1.00, $1.25

“The general public'will be eurprised to
learn that a 50-ton concentrator is actu-
‘ally under construction within six’ miles

Philadelphia Mining. company, under
the of H. T.
bought land near the Butte mills, six
miles below Rossland; on the Northport
road, and ia actually ‘engaged in build-

A onnplete.lin y of MEE

3 and BOY'S AMERICAN and- ENGLISH HATS and

prising Stelson, King B., Wakefield and Leslie Stiff Hats.

ing a 50-ton
The company. owns the Mountain
Trail mining claim on-the south slope of

Orened This Week
Nobby Line of

American Shirts and Ties

In all the Newest

Designs & Patterns

Sophie mountain, ‘and is building a
wagon road between the mill and the

AUFEW FACTS WORTH LOOKING INTO:

Why does 31. J. OMEARS employ more
Tailors than all “he other merchants
combined in Reselind

fat. He carries the larzest aud mogt complete

stork of
honey

CUTTER
3rd. prapioyn only Unton Labor.

ported, English, Sout

Merned in the Kagianay. one Me

He a has: secured. the | services of the BEST

mine, and it is claimed that a three per
cent grade can be had. The di

were:

229, |The beat Ganadian score was Ren-

| nie 82.q

Oye an and Gilchrist “each. made 30 in
the 500: yard competition for; the Kola- :
F Mother
»[country, 205; Canada, 263; Guernsey,
The beat’
Canadian scores were Blair, Rennie and
, Simpson. and. Gil-
christ each made 83. Final scere for the
Mother country, 768;
Canada, 799; Jersey, 714; Guernsey,
The: Canadian scores
Simpson’ and Rennie, 33
hus | each;' Blair atid Gilchrist, 33 each; Ogg,
82; Cartwright, 31; Bertram, 30; Flem-
ing, 20. Canada thus wins the eoloniat

pore cup, Tne. scores were:
268; Jersey, 254; India, 246.
Fleming, 34 each,
Dolapore cup:

735; India, 702.
at 600 yards:

prize\ ‘of $400. 2
‘RETURNING KLONDIKERS,

The-Atlin Claims

frem the concentrator to the mine ig less
than two miles, Three car loads of ‘ma-
chinery has been ordered and is expect-

A CARLOAD OF “TRUNKS and’ VALISES JUST ARRIVED.

M. J. OTEARN;

THE es

ed by the time the “buildings are ready.
to receive it. It ia claimed by the own-
era of the Mountain. Trail'that they have
an abundance of concentrating ore.

the new: for the America cup,

All we.
ask:is:

T a
erand trust to their dealers,
table house,

106 WW EST COLUMBIA AVENUE.’
3

We witli have your! trade after that.
average, man’ buy
ance ‘and ft” They ‘knew little about leath=: 7°
Hence the advantage of dealing with a repr
Our shoes strike people by stylish shape and by-their quality. *

Cc. O. LALONDE

The:
hoes:from their ‘appear-’

i EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

1 i

“T. R. . MORROW,
+ Buceessor to Molean & Morrow,

The Pioneer Druggists,
Reastand, B.C.

-)dent of the Figaro states that negotia-

[a today gays it is stated that
the Shamrock-.has = hollow keel, win
which to stow her cable.

with fifty: KElon-

dikers.

terier.
from Daweon on the.steamer Terrell.
Some of the passeugers are direct from

*,| Atlin'and report many claims in. that
“| district being: worked. The

en out the mining " plopertio is giving
great satisfaction, and..is. awarding alt
claims to original lecators and the

the di which

no

arose 6 shifting
-ballaat, it will be interesting to know if
this statement is correct, and what, the
American yachtanien. will have to say
about it.'

Two World’s Rebords Broken.
Saur Lake, July 14.—Two worlds rec-
ords were broken here last night in Salt
Palace on the sighth of a mile “Saucer”?
track. Jvhn Lawson, the. ‘Terrible

26, breaking the world’s ‘record
on ar indoor track. Clem © Turville, of
in the five mile
lal went the distance in 11:02.

Royalty on the Program...:,,

C

who have “taken out iinérs’ licendes in’
accordange, with the lawaof British Co-
lurabia } prior to’ the alien! exclasion law,

are‘entitled to the same privileges as
Canadi

Mother country, 243; Canadian;
240; Guernsey, 237; India, 2°; Jersey,

Steamer Orizaba Arrives at Port Townsend—-

Pour Townsenp, Wash., Joly 14.—The
pieamer Orizebe arrived from the north

Most of them have gold ‘dust
ranging from $1,500 to several thousand
dollars. ‘The ship’s.atrong box contained
100 pounds of the metal. from tne in-
The party arrived .up the river

Strangled | with Water — Reprieved
Once to Play Baswball—Writ
of Habeas Corpus
Ignored.

GoopLanp, I. T., July 14.—The exe-
cution ef Wm. Goings, Walla Tonka, a
Choctaw Indian, that took place yester-
day at 2p. m., was a sickening sight.
The brave young Indian walked to the
place designated by Sheriff Watsen with-
out a tremor. A few minutes before Go-
ings was led out four Choctaws appeared
bearing his coffin and deposited: it in
front of the house, near it a quilt was
spread.

The d d Indian,
Sheriff Watson and a deputy, and escort.
ed by twenty Light Horsemen, marched
down the line of spectators. Goings
then knelt on tho quilt blindfelded. The
sheriff bared hia bosom, painting a spot
over his heart, stepped back four paces,
rested his rifle across a bench and fired,
The bullet entered the Indian’s breast,
but hissed the vital spot.

Goings fell backwards and moaned for
an hour before he expired. Water, was
poured. down his throat a number of
times to hasten death by strangulation.

While the execution was Proceeding
Diattict-AttorneySlays:Smarked: < “We
are making histor.” It remains to be
aeen what action the United States will
take for defiance of the writ of habeas
;] corpus.

The crime for which Goings was shot’

;| was the murder of his uncle, Mason Go-

ings, in December, 1896. He was sen- |
tenced to.be shot August. 25, 1807, and
the court. granted a respite that Goings
might play baseball with a nineof the ~
Choctaw nation during 1898. Late Wed-
nesday a writ of habeas corpus was de-

WORK ON THE BLUFF.

TheDirten the. East Sidet Slde,to be. Remoyedto the
~ West Side.
Phere j is little.more'to be done to. the
Columbia avenue bluff. ‘Many. tona-of
the overhanging rock has been blown
into the below, thus. removing the
inost ob; ionable point. gf the bluff.
Four idles down ‘about'14'feet did most
of the work. The:windows in the build-

Paris, July 14.—The Rome

tions have been opened relative to a visit
of King Hurbert and Queen Margucrita

to the Paris in 1900, which is
to be by a visitofPrince and

The Clarendon Cafe.

FIRST. CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT, Y
- Open Day and Night,

and Dinner Parties.

Rooms for Banquets

Princes Naples and Dake and. Duchess
Aoste.

“No Grasshoppers in Sight.
Minnegarorts, July 14 —A special from
Duluth says no reports have been re-
ceived here yesterday by grainmen that
vast clouds of grasshoppers alighted on
flelds im the vicinity of Rolland.

LOCAL BREVITIES.

Aforest fire this morning between
Northport and Bossburg burned down

Oldest Established House in. Koofenay
VILLIAM R. BEATTY

Undertaker.
OSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

A. G. CREELMAN
P. 0. BOX S15,

Creelman & Beam,

CONTRACTORS
BUIDERS.

GEO: BEAM

Entimates furnished of Bll kinds of rk.
Jobbing prem attended to. ae

RECA Rosslagd BC.

Rossland Labor. Union

Cooks’ ‘and Waiters! unton, No, 40W.L. U.,
meetserory Saturday evening: Est a8 330, Miner's
into

URCH, Sec.
P.O, Box 41. youn Kuan, Eres,

/To the General Public

Those who appreciate the short hours
he clerks will kindly bestow
BRC

nthe 16th Sfeaey momth: and days
preceeding all legal holidays.

Cierk’s and Salesmen’s Union.

the h poles and thereby inter-
rnpted wire communication between this
city and Spokane.

Tho Koohinor Bath rooms have been
repainted, renovated and lighted with
electricity and is in every way tirst-class.
They are open day and night. An in-
creased patronage of the public is soli-
cited. Cotirteous attendance.

G. E, Hodge, auperintendent of the
Vernon and Nelson Telegraph and Tele-
graph company came in from Nelson last
evening and left for the Boundary today.
He says his company will tomerrow ‘be
operating the third circuit into that Bec:

ings were land no dam-
age was done.

A few more pop shots: atthe extreme
top of the bluff will make" ‘the th

d-to Judge Abner James, but he -
ignored ‘it and ordered the execution of
the prisoner to take place.

WHIST LEAGUE PLAYING,
Great Interest Manifest in the Finals Now Be- -
+ Ing Played.

Curcaco, July 14,—In’ the -ekirmish-
ing for position in the finals of the Min- ~
neapolis contest, the last of the four big
battles of the ninth annual congress of
the American whist league, was began
and

through “last night and ito the small

fare safe for traffic.

It is understood that the dirt lying
east of the bluff is to be removed for the
purpose of filling’ in‘ the grade} on: “the
weat side of the bluff.

Found a Miser's s Treasure.
Ricusonp, Mo., “July “4.

hours of the in the A
hotel.
Ne

as much interest in the marches au they:
showed in the preliminary mavementsof .
the Hamilton club trophy contest, in
which the continental champienship
honors for teama of four are at stake.

digging in the ruins of the house of
Thomas Graves here yesterday: dug.up
several jars of money,“gold and. silvér,
amounting to $2,100. Graves and his
aged siater, who lived .with him, were
murdered and the house burned to con-
ceal the crime. The man was a reputed
miser and_it_is, believed the murderers

i rd. The neigh-

treseure. Peaster coast

PICTURE OF THE QUEEN.

F. W. Rolt Presents the City with a Fine Steel
Engraving.

In the city offices ia a fine nteel en-

graving of Queen Victoria as ‘she’ ap-

peared in 1885.- It is,3x4 feet and..in a

plain oak frame. Mr. F. W.. Rolt
brought it back with him from Englaad
and presented it to the city. It is anice
gift'and one which’ will be fully gppre-
ciated Py everybody. :

tion from and alos to Rossi

“Stage: of the River.
Bie eT,-B. C., July 14.—The’ river

Martin A. Schwieg, the high-class
tailor, will give you = perfect fit. Call
and see him, Spokane street, two doors
eff Columbia avenue, tf

—_

T .
The epecial excuraion to the Myera
Falla races will leave the Red Mountaia

has fallen slight uince “last evening.
The weather is
- Quesneuer, -JSuly. 14.—The. river. fell

depot at 10 a. m. sharp. Roand P
tickets $2.50.

three inches, The weather is warm.

tear, the house--for |

‘The akirmish -will this after-
noon and night, and tomorrow:-night the
two rounds of finals will be played.

‘Tho hardest fought battlea were in the
Giret Gnalsef the contest for the chal-
lenge trophy. Contrary to predictions
made by the wiseacres, the Americans
Boston treumced the St. Pauls by three -
tricks, and the North Shore won from
the Athenaeums.

RAMBLER-CARIBOO
Te be Reorganized Into a Canadian Come -
pany.

Frank J, Walker, of the Reddin-Jack-
4on company, left today for Spokane to
attend a neetiug of the Rambler-Cari-
boo company for the purpose of disincor-
porating and the organization of a new
company uader the lawa of British
Coluinbia,

Eaton-Harrow Cricket.
Lonpox, July 14.—The annual Eaton
and Harrow cricket match opened today.
There wasa large gathering of people,
ladies predominating. Eaton won the
tose and went to the bat and at lunch
time bad a score of 212rans for six wick-
ets down,