AoastAttD HVENING RHCOND, JUNE 28, 1809,

TORN SI sm AIRE

Toroxto, June 28 —The following is a

the Toronto
atock exchange, and of he tales mundo? :

record of today’s call o

CARIBOO DISTRICT.
Cariboo Hydraulic.... $1 45
FAIRVIEW CAMP.
Smuggler. f Big
BOUNDARY CREEK.

Rathmullen.
Brandon & G. Grown .

Big. Three...
Deer Park.
Ceci: rr.

ron -C
‘ron E
ron Ma

Monte

Renebiic wet
DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES,

Canadian G. F. Syn...
Morning Sales—Golden Bias. 500,
flor’ at Sig; Ds Dar ctl elle
gler, st 600, 500,
+, at a fctor} Trigm,
500, gt at 7g; Canadian = ea
Fields, "500. at ee ‘Rambler Caribio,
600 at 26; Deer Trail, 1000, 500, 500 at
- 28.25% Golden Star, 500 at’ 56. °
* Afternoon Sales: Golden er.
at 5532;
3 at 5644; ata ter!
844; Old Ironsld
‘Britiee Columbia G
200 at 414; Golden Star, 500
5634.
NO DISARMAMENT.

The Committee at The Hague Declares the
Proposal Unacceptable.

Lonpox, June 28.—A correspondent

of the Times at The Hague says:
Asaresult of ‘a protracted infermal
diecussion by the committee a report
‘was made te the effect that the Russian
military disarmament proposals were un-

; acceptable. -

_C: M. Sabai ly land’s pioneer sam-

ss

500
Bs; Smug-

Crescem! Dry Goods

- LIMITED LIABILITY

and 34 yards long :at

$1; $1

‘Lace Curtains.
Rich, Handsome White Curtains, with wide double
floral borders:and small figured centers; 60 inches wide

50, $2, $2.60, $3, $3. 60, and $5.

Curtain Neta‘and’Sush Swisses, in stripes, figures, and
* imitation poiut de esprets nets, at

20c, 25c, 35c and 50c.

Blankets _

Rather hot weather to tall blankets, but we have some
big bargains in blankets. both white and culored. at

$2, $2.50, $8, $4, $5, $6 and $7,

Towels, Towels.

Bed Spreads.

Marseilles. Bed Spreads. ..-.- f sadieaeuse Suet $2.50 and $*
Fall Size..Crochet Quilts...
‘Fringed Bed Spreads.......

--$1, $1.25 and $1.50
81, $1.25, $1. 50 and $2

Weare ceadquarters for Towels: and Linens. Towels
from 5 certs each up to'76 cents for the Jarge damask
towels, knotted fringes of hemstitched. ”

Bath Towels; 10¢, 123¢;.15¢; 206,256 35¢ and Soc.

and white Goods.

Wash Goods,

Dainty Figured Swisses, Pretty Organdies, White and Colored Piques
Our special sale on these goods commences

Monday ee June 26th.

Wash. Goods.

350, Bho atid 500.

45-inch Victoria. Lawns.

French Piques.,

a ‘plain White and fancy, figured welte: ete., 150. 20¢,..

Organdiés,.... wet eeees +s 2106,'16e,. 20c, 25¢ and 35c.

Black and Colored Swisses 20c, 25c and 35c per yard

240, Lio, 2Ne, 25c, 35e and 40¢
10c, 16c, 20¢ and 25e

Summer Underwear.
Ladics*: Summer. Vests ..
Ladies’ Egyptian Vests.
Ladies’ Lisle Thread Vests
Ladite’ Cream Silk Vests..

-+-10¢
.-15e
-24¢, 45c and 50c

Muslin Underwear. .

Ladies? Nightgowns, 75c,
$2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50.

Ladies’ Corset Covers, 25, 40c, 50c, Ghc, 75c and $1

Ladies’ Skirts, $1, $1 25. $1.50; $2, $2.50 and $3.50

Ladies’ Skirt Chemises, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50 $3
and $3.50

85¢e, 90c, $1, $1.45, 81,50,

Palm Leaf Fans 5c each,

Six. for 25c.

| Rossland

VOL.&, NO. 802.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURRSDAY. | JUNE: 29,::

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Leather Goods...

==——————————="==

We have just received-a fine line of: Pucses, Cacd Ca335
Wallets and Cigar Cases in. all the latest shades ” and: with
Silver and Gilt mountings,

J. W. SPRING.

NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE:

HL OFF FOR NELSON

Baseball Team, Hose Team and Drill-
ors Left this Afternoon.

LACROSSE PLAYERS G0 TOMORROW.

[  .-Al The Emporium of Fashion...

New Summer Goods: Arriving hi

SUITS.

Men's uniined Wool suits, Men's Linen suits, Men's White Duck mite, 3 Men's ‘Lustre
Osler coats and vests, Men's Summer vests.” |

SHIRTS.

Silk collars, Marseilles, Pique and Regatta. A nobby line of Cotored Shirts with or

Te “BOYS SUITS:

Boy's linen two piees, Suils, Boy's Mnen Ballor Suits, Boy's Linen Coats,

HATS.

Acomplete stock of Mex’ and Boy's Straw | and Felt Hata.

“| row at 3:30 p.m:

Will be Well and Ably Rep-
resented Among the-Domin- ©
jon’ Day: Exercises.

The Rossland baseball team hae dnel-
Jy been. made up and took. their depar-
turefor Nelson on the afternoon train
on the C.& W.

The positions and playera are: Pitcher,
Pasco; catcher, Holland; short stop,

Yich; Great base, A. Gibson; second
base, Sullivan; third base, Bush: right
field, Pullinan;’ centre “field, Vaughn;
left tisld,-Satterly. -O’Hara and Lyons
go as substitutes.

The first, game is to,be called tomor-
The amount of the
prizes will be determined when it is
known how many teams will play. It

Jis understood that Spokane, Northport

and Sandon will be represented besides

A nice Ine of Black Hove at per pair.

Ordered Clothing a Spectalty.

M. J. OHEARN, THE CLOTHIER

CORNER. COLUMBIA. AVENUE AND. LINCOLN, STREET.

PSY ee iN have your trade after d
x I Ty! ! average man buys shoes from: their sppear--
é anceand fit. They knew ‘Jittte about leath--

Hence the advantage of dealing with s rept
Our shoes strike people by stylish shape and by their quality.~

C.O.LALONDE /

106 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE: : LEAST: COLUMBIA AVENUE:

Ati we
‘ask is:
er and trust to their dealers.
table house.

Parasols and Sun Umbrelias, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50,

_ $4.00, $5.00, $6. 00 and $7. 50.

steam-fitting, etc., Say were for
y at anv time.

We have no solteltor, ao his rake-oft

don't goon
BILL

We have no collector, 80 his rake-off.
does not go on you: -

BILL

Wedo work for CASH, so we do not
- put the losa of bad collections on your ©

BILL

oes on your bill is s reasonabl
charge Browerkthat te tight eo oee

RECORD JOB.
OFFICE

‘Write for our interostt: “
nd "Siow ing books ‘* Invent,

a SATION

Civil & Mochant
Sh aneie gs hanteal Engineers, rere luates of the

June, "93, 283

ten

thereto ders:

Haitoe of the teUpenios "Rinaise

See of the Com:

0)
nd, B.C. a Friday, ‘th

lath day of gut ise, at took

Hoon, for the pu + Sisto tn

one ritke resolutio:

New Brick Block.

S|ICRESCENT DRY GOODS “COMPANY.

LIMITED LIABILITY.

Columbia Avenue.

THE MASCOT GOLD MINING
COMPANY, Limited Liability.

NOTICE is hereby given 1

&
eral Meeting of the areh oiites G

ecial Gen-
the e

rty and assets 0
and itis Seatrate and ox
‘proceeds 0!

it the shareholders
CHER EAP itis expedient for auch par
a Liquidator appointed and to
pan, Wound uI
RE RESOLVED thatthe as-
mpany be divided among the

oa IT FORTHER RECOLVED, thet the Com-
y be voluntarily woun ir the pro-
Up Act
one IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Duncan
ampbell be and he is hereby appointed Liqui-
OTICE ba hereby also given that a
ihare-

mpany w
of the tompany in the-Htusel Bl
bla Avenue, Hoaglan re

‘alter.
6 of confirm! ng (thon ne
a apecial resolution the above resolutto!

mn

Dated the 2th day ef May, 1899.

D. CamMPrBgLt,
Beoretary,,

lation, Hane
Ege surpeyors hea 2 hesociat iatton, ‘Assoc. Member Can.

forms | Srasmmerog D0.

A Close Shave
OF just the kind you want at Ed Raye
1 Barber Snop.

le the f such sale |-

Wed LOUGHEED dO.

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
Patterns......is.

$20 A SIT.

Ib COLUMBIA ANE

On the DOLLAR waa the price we paid for our last: st
00 Suite of Clothes, 1. 000 Pairs cf Pants and ai kinds ef
Gents Furnishing gooda, and therefore we can afford. to offer you

theee goods, as long ag they last, at the following prices:*
$ 6. “$ 1.
Hats worth

Pants worth $2.00 to $5.00,
$2.00 ee as0o sg oe 00 fo, £8.00 ), same material as suite at $1.25.

Dont misa this chanee, for though «we always aell at almost half the price
others charge, we cannot all the ti the ch most half the price
dollar and ll aewsrdingtys Gall gong Be ote gunn tp, buy for 2476 conte on the

FINE WOOLEN
Tailor-Made Suits
in colera, aleo blue
and black cheviots
worth $10. to $15.>

FINEST IMPORT-
ed Balbriggan Un-
dorsroae: worth $2,
to $8.-for full suit,
new any size.....

42 E. COLUMBIA AVE.

RB. BANNETT, Manager.

WILGOX

AELLO 89,

28 SPOKANE STREET.

Minera, railroad and city checks cash-
ed free of charge at em hours, at Hote,

proprieter.

Transfer of Liquor License.

be mado to the Board of Liegnse Commission-
ers for the city of-Rossland, at its next mect-
ing, for the transfer of Uquor iteonse, now in
the name of the undersigned, to E.

ea Notice is hereby given that application will
forthe 9 Butte H Hotel, situated on lot % block
rr

ABOUT THE CITY. 2 DE

, Ross!

Dominion het “chambermmaid at the|” RIGHARD PULLMAN
jominion hotel. >|. Dated eta ‘Wiivday of June, 120,

LN.

N
tocome so matter what le wanted, for if we have not got it we can direct you to the

Magical!

Pome of our Médicines turned 1 Nothing strange
"Those whe Have tried our g pronarations are convin ced of

thar purity an ad thelr fame. ‘han 9 Y
par! t iine ow 1. rin th ene mmiOg Spat p Tone, Ot ‘apparent

Sarsai ile & al, Its strengthening prop
after a few doses. Mined Ieeling’ due to, change of scason will
eniiely dirappese wag aise ten: wilt be thoroughly clesused and
0

Itisa good place
for everything in the Drug line. is at vce

ee
Our store ina veritable ey Tease f

Successor to MeLean & Morrow,
The Pioneer Druggists,

T..R: MORROW,

d and-Nelson: It is also under
stood that expenses of all visiting teame
are guaranteed,

Prof. Frank Lewis went as manager
of the team. &

}. The lacrosse players will ieee: tomor-
.:|row to play in the game againet ‘Nelson
| wt 10:30 on Saturday. st =

“HOSE CART RUNS ae
slope
Aeeeiens: ‘Team ‘Tate Tod Today for -Nelvou—Go
/dltions an@ Prizes.

* the Reasland hose “team left this

:| afternoon-for Nelson to take part=in-the

hub-and-huband-wet test contents which
comos eff tomorrow at noon. ~ >

The conditions and prizes. are as fel-
lows:

Hob-and-hub race—with hue of equal
weight, carrying five lengths of hose and
ranniag 200 yarde, first prize, $125; aec-
ond. $75.

- Wet test—with reels of equal weight,
carrying seven lengths of hose, running
100 -yards, laying’ five lengths of. hoze, |
and getting water through the nuzzel
after making propei couplings of~ three
full threads: Firat’ prize, $125; gecond, |

Give: our| $76.

There will be no entrance fee charged.

GREAT SHOW AT OPERA ‘HOUSE:

The Japanese ‘Troupe and Internationa

= Vaudeville Company. wes
The e of the tions

Rossland, B. C:

341 CENTS 343

ROSSLAND AUGTION. HOUSE

The Clarendon Cafe.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY: RESPECT, :
Open Day and Night.

Rooms for Banquets and Dinner. Parties

Music Hall hae engaged the se
opera Hc usg and will give a show Friday
evening -and Saturday matinee. The
Reyal Japanese Troupe—six in number
will appear in entirely new acts—mar-
vellous feats of juggling, ballamcing, etc,
These Japanese are the most skilfull
eerformers in their lineon the conti-
nent. Their performance at the Inter-
national has drawn large houses uightly.

|| They are an entire show themselves,

Besides the Japanese will appear the
pick of the International talent in

This Is Ontya Scheme

To inform you that Iam stilt doing, purines
at the old mand where everythin in the Dru;

H,; H.Playford,

DITOR and bet 5 pay ne
ene Paes eeetia:
col pts prepare y me and sa
No.1 Stone Block, Rossland 3's" eee CLEANING.
- P.:0. BOX 8. cunts is the season fo have your ryatem thor-
guehly e celery & Compan are raaparile | an and
EH mi ales. You can have author

at Be, perboule, "Hemember the address,

Thomas Stout, Druggish. =

First Avenue Near Spokane Street.

Every Sunday night, Grand

Practice Concert by New City Band
At BT. CHARLES HALL.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL -

Newly cauippet one, “Hor and cold water,

Fine acco! at etre
silt the latest, fin rome ents
slectrie ghia and id oth tae and Steet

+ Oldest House in’ Kootenay”

WILLIAM R. BEATTY)
Undertaker. :

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

teliont place for aa
Cold Storage To Let.
Under the bt, Charles Hotel.
‘All Kinds of Delicacies the Market Affords.
.

specialties. A clean, breezy

equal to any emergen: But weakness
is pessimistic becquso it recognizes - its
acant. “Indeed }

be definei.as ‘medléority, confessing: it-

‘self unequal to the task and exalting its
;comfession into the dignity of a cult and

creed.”
‘THAT, SAS (FBANOHISE, | 4

The_ Proposition Pe Submitted “pia Not sult
jouncil.

At the siigiraes meeting ef the city
council last evening there was but one
proposition subniitted’’to ‘put in gas
works for thecity of Kossland and that
was by the company represented by Dr.
P; E. Doolittle. Mr. Cotes who was
ready & month ago to submit his tender
and which some members of the council
were inieuch) great baste, to receive, dia
not show up atall. ‘Fhe o propabition sub-
mitted was in substancé that’ the com-
pany wanted a twenty-five yeara’ excin-
sive franchise; would not agree to erect
the plant within the corporate limits of
the city, and wanted to be allowed sto
charge the following prices for gas

For lighting Pugpoles $2.50 per *1,0(
feat. 5 7.
per 1,000 feet.

For power purposes, $1 per 1,000 feet.

Gas for the city, 90 cents per 1,000
feet, and $20 per Jamp per annum.

The city council did not look favorably
upon the d

For heating a ae purposes, 427

ALL FOR THE BOUNDARY.
Owners, Jeainers: Jocklesand Horse Fanciers
Golng and Gone.
Clande Cregan and Hugh Baker and
party left this morning for the Beund-
ary country over the Dewdney trail to,
attend the holiday sports, Trainer
Fisher and party left yesterday. A few
days ago Father Pat Irwinand A. J. Mc-
Donald, and: others went over there.
Major Leckie and Ernest Kennedy have
been over there fer a couple of wee!
with their horses.” A great many othera
left ‘and will follow the Rossland flyers
to Grand -Forks and Greenwood, but
nowhere near the number that would
have gone >to Nelson. if ‘Benledi,”
“Rossland” and ‘65’ had gone there.
There are other horses from the other
side which would have also gone. to Nel-
son on account of the. Rossland horses
for the chance of their ownera making
money on the races, It'ia fair to eati-. ”
mate that there would haye gone fally .
600 more people gone to Nelson if ex-
Mayor Houston had acted nicely with
the horsemen at the races there Taat
van a8. SIE

“ABOUT: THE CITY.-
There will bea grand social . jance at —
the Dominion hall Saturday night. Good
music by Prof. Wylie’ orchestra. Mr.

and
without taking ey: defaite action in
the matter.

OUND. |} IN; aE: ; BAY.
Bodles of Two Jap Sailors from the Plague
+ 5 Ship Nyphon..-

SAN Francisco, J Jdne 29.—The “hodies
of two Jap. sailors of the plague ship
Nyphon Maru were found im the bay
yesterday and towed toa point off shore
by fishermen,*who: were: afraid to. touch
the hodies maré than, was: necessary to

poses. The. coroner was notified and
the. bedies-were~! taken.to the mergne,
whert'évery precaution is. being taken
totpreventi spreading: Fok: ithe vidiséase,

witl them into the bay, “It

the \maer were afraid to stay on. the
steamer and, after attaching life preeerv-
ers to their bodies, jumped overboard
and were drowned:

PASSENGER AGENTS MEET.

:| Conclude to Pay Agents a Corimtsston Upon,

Tickets Sold.
Curcaco, Ill., June 29.—At a meeting
last night the general” passenger agents
of 44 reads it wae unanimously decided

ete over foreign’ ‘or connecting lines.
These commissions” will run -from: 26°
cents ta. $4-per ticket, the average: being
about $i,- Betwéen 2,000. and. 3,000
agenta will be benefited by this actian.
Under the new arrangement. all. roada
will pay. the same commissions.

(uThe Rosstand

Mike Burna.and Eri .
Kootenay giants, left this aftertioon® for
Nelaon to take part inthe drilling ‘con-
test to take- place at 9 a. m., Saturday.
They, expects “also.
enter the con
fourth. . It is claimed that McNickles
has backed down ‘andjwill not) xccom-
pany Talent: to. Neladn' and. that Wm.
Ress and his partner are‘now’ at Neluon
practicing for the match.

The conditions are: Euck ‘team to
drill ten minutes, on} a, down: hole, ten

orth-y y enter awill be
given.

Modern* Literature. 3
“One barrier that has helped to hold

back the happiness that ought to sweep

over our land like an advancing fleod is
found in modern literature,” writes the
Rev. NewellliDwight Hillis, D. D., of
“The, Secrets ef » Happy Life” in The
Ladies’ Home Journal: ‘Man's mental

moods must meeds reflect the- books and
philosophy he-reads. If former genera-
tions were happy ia their gerrets, It was
bevause their favorite authors were op-
timists, who saw life’s good indeed, yct
also saw that evilin ita beart was aleo
good. The great authors, from Homer
and’ Paul. down. to Shakespeare, hare
been the children of exultant joy as well
as genius. All were large natured,
sweet, wholesome. and happy. The

giants are optimists because’ they are

‘om a breast hole, and ‘ten’ min-

utes on au _upraise hole. That. seven-

eighth steel be used. Not less ;than |

forty inched to ‘be drilled

Fivat prizes “$225; fecorid:

fourth, $25. If only, three, peory money

to be added to seco pride. .
Judges D.,L

ner, Tho nde:

of the Cliff mine, went; to Spokane to-
day, ‘The 2-drill compressor «
property has “been, disposed a
10-drill will take its placed# soon as the
of: the takes

i pany
place. eae

«, Notice. to the Publte:

iBatntday? being Dominion day.
public holiday all stores‘ ‘will ‘be closed.

and

Pleare make: note of this and do your
jh ing on Friday. 2

attach a rope’ to, tHem , fo for towing pur-|.

Riley p

George ‘Agnew. & Co, are erecting a
2-story frame building, 32x86, on Wash-
ington’ street, dear the Red Mountain
depot; in which they will carry.en the
grocery, feed and provision business...
Sid. Hobbs, one of the most _ popuer
hotel men in the city has. sold the. Bo-
dega saoon to Louis Bianchi of Eaeees
and John Faletti of Wallace, Idaho. The
Bodega 1s. a goed stand ank ‘the new
proprietors will doubtless find it. » Pays
ing: venture.

and speaks. “encouragingly of:
pects up there.

D. W._ Morgan, of the Clarendon; ‘re-
turned last evening from “Greeutvued,
where his business ras recendly Pawn
out. «

Charles Dundee and Mra: Dundee Te-
turned’ last evening from Ymir, where
they have been for = week. i a

evening. 4°
- Dri P.-E; Doolittle came ia from Wil. ‘
gon on the 11 8. m.-trains-*
31..M. Williams,.of Spokane, ‘is in the
camp on-miuing business... 5 2
Chas. E. Teesdale, M. P. .P.,.of. Von-
couver,.camein this 11 a, m. from the
north and left 11:25 train for the Bound-
ary country.
J. 3.B. Gaasiein, of Notre Dame, Pp
., who is largely’ interested in the
Kootenay mines, left: for his home to-
day.
J. B. Hastings, auaeese of the War
Eagle and Centre Star companies left
for. the south on the neon train.

BUSINESS POINTERS.
WANTED.—A good lady wolichtore a
Address A. B., this office,

Men's flannel suits iene at W. I.
Lougheed & Ce. 6-19tf =

Bargains for the next £20 days i in peed
tiles made suits at W. J. Lougl

The Evening Rxcurp after June 1 dé-
livered to any part of the city fer 66
cents a month. . tf.

.Wanted—A good solicitor for the city
_ | Apply at this office.

For Sale—Smith-Premier Typewriter,
in first-class condition. Will sell cheap
for cash. ‘Call at CP. R. ‘Telegren
office.

“Dr. J. F. McKenzie, ‘office and resi-

4 dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of

‘eron!

Police Court.
John Kelly was thie morning fined $5
‘and adjudged to pay the doctor's bill for
sewing up his own. head, upon. the
chargé of being drunk and disorderly.
If he does not settle he gets a month in
the county jail. He got hurt in arow

f his own mistake,