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never saw service before and. those
of them who have endeavored to'go
so have suffered the pangs of rejéc-

tion,
S. Perry Mills, the latest acquisi-

by
quent outbreaks of graphomania
with which he aflicts. the "Victoria,
papers, He gun dilate most learn-
‘edly on politics and Ravor his letters
with classical quotations, which

toria's Chinatown,

Martin has at last succeeded in
drawing two men of some ability
and standing into his cabinet, but it
has taken him two months to do it,
‘and the name of Ryder, alias Wal-.
worth, will not soon fade from the
people's memory. ne

——e
EDITORIAL NOTES.

‘The decision of the United States
court in the Ortiz case js first blood
tor the opponents of the Porto
Rican tariff, but the case will cer-

ly go to the supreme court, It
is the most important constitutional
question which has eomé sp" since
the days of reconstruction,

Rober apis i, cei the
Boers out of more’ territory with
‘one-tenth of the loss: than the bull-
dog tactics of Buller and Methuen,

One would have thought frém
their noise that the pro-Boers were
a majority of the United States sea
ate, but when it came to a vote they,
were only a minority. The amount
of noise made tes is
usually in inverse ratio to their
be

should be read with unction ic, Vic- |

‘Menioval Retice

W. HL, Falding has temoved

building.*

work
Special attention given t
meas hae cating and shaving.

A,'G,' CREELMAN,

CONTRACTOR

AND BUILDER,

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAY §. .900.

1 Negesapeape apse ESE Sap

office init the new Bank of Monat

ng matter makes your
advertisement attrac We
gladly change your “tad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10.2. m.
HELP FOR SANDON.

‘The visitation of fire which has
thrown the peo Sandon
homeless on the world will not ap-
peal in vain tothe generous in-
stincts of the people of Rossland.
The Sandon folks, like those of

nd

many of them have embarked their

all ia the venture. The toss the)

have suffered will be all the more

severe and the practical sympathy

which will go out from this c

be all the more ready.

‘The population of a mi

is proverbially generous and open-

handed in the relief of distres
neighbors in a simi-

come quickly to the aid of Sandon,
remembering the proverb that in

‘commendably prompt in calling for

jons and the council this
morning set the ball rolling by a
Tiberal donation of $500 on behalf of
the corporation, The people will
follow his lead,

RYDER UNHORSED.

‘The summary removal of “Cheap
Joho” Ryder as minister of finance
‘and the appointment of Winchester
Brown to succeed him prove that
Ryder was only a make-shift to
‘thold dowa the job” until Martin
could find a man fit for it. What
Martin wanted when he appointed
Ryder was a man to hold the place,
80 that he could make a pretense of
having a complete government, and
any excuse for 2 man would do.
Ryder was this excuse and, when

‘appointed of the three months’ ‘ale
ary on which he counted,
Brown is the most respzctable of
Job lot of politicians Hast has
succeeded in associating with
self, He has some ability as an
‘orator, but his neighbors at West-
minater had no higher appreciation
of his talents than to reject him at
the.last election. But, like the men
wha joined David in the cave of
‘Adullam, i

mb
been allowed to = unsated by
‘an unappreciative people. They

Rae is called “a matrimonial
Me over the State of
1t seems that’ a cer
tain clergyman decided there were
too few wedding, and he preached
along that line, His congregation
acknowledged his sway over tem-
poral as well as over spiritual mal
ters, and there were 15 weddings in
one week. Nothing was said about
1 cut in prices so it is presumed that
the minister profited.

Ignorance of the Boorse
‘An Outlander (n Pearson's Weekly.

the present time the Boer’s
knowledge of the power and
strength of the world is nil, One
man | once talked with assured
me that the greatest country on the
other side of the world was Hol-
lund, He hadheard of Turkey,and

ex-| thought that power came next.

Nearly every up-country Boer
thinks that the earth is flat, ‘and
that the sun stands sti
When a party of Boers get to-
ether their conversation usually
turns upon England, A Boer once
turned from his companions and
said to me:

“We shall capture your country
some day!"

“How can you do that without
ships?” I queried,

How did Moses cross the Red
Sea!” he asked, by way of instant
answer,

Peace Beciarea.
Why devote all your time read-
ing about the Boer war and the
gold fields of Alaska? There are
other matters of vital importance;
you may make a trip east, and will
want to know how to travel, In
order to have the best service, use
the Wisconsin Central railway be-
tween St, Paul and Chicago. For
rates and other information write
A Clock, general agent, Port:

Dold Im One ay
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NOTICE.

vative association meetings will be
held every Monday evening in the
Mackintosh committee rooms, over
the old Bank of Montreal quarters.

fooms are always open for the re-

has | ception of visitors, where voters
mi

register and receive general in-

formation,

Frest-chae

ANALIAN
4 PACIFIC

“Th ect ont trom
KOOTENAY ‘COUNTRY,
to al plats

EAST AND WEST.
al Reveatote

TOURIST CARS

muntaegage aren

cer

THE BOUNDARY

COUNTRY.
eedtoce Kea brencic Male tise
ee coeebee
Stree eeea ot
BOUNDARY COUNTRY.
lours, ROSSLAND TO
NELSON. 4

TO ALL POINTS.

THE DINING CAR ROUTE VIA
YELLOWSTONE PARK,
SAFEST AND BEST,

SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS
EQUIPPED Witt
Pullman Palace Cars, Elegant Din-
ing Cars, Modern Day Coaches,

Sleey t Sleeping Cars.
Tarowgh tebe al wont in the United

Bigarahiptegats to al pare of tbe woe
‘Pago hinasnd pan via Tacoma,
i

‘The Trail Creck Liberal-Conser- |7"%

or farther Information’ tume, cards. may
fd lees, apply to agen of the

BW. Rutt, At, R.M. Ry

1. MIL, Gener

ral Age, Spokane, Wa.
cD. CHaMtTOM,

set, Gen, Fase Agt., Portland, Ore,

LADIES

will be more than pleased with
- our display of handsome

skirts.

They. are gems of Fashion and
the Lowest in Price ever
offered in Rossland.

With them we have: just unpacked a con-
& € € sisninent of @ &

Silk Waists,
Jet Capes,
and Black

Silk Capes,

They are New in Design, Moderate in Price
and-Handsome-in Make.

Our White
Wear

‘is a dream‘of Looveliness.

Unequaled in Quality.

HOLSTEAD?: WRIGHT *

Central Dry Goods Store.

Cor. First and Washington Street, Rossland, B. C.

CALLED JGE DOWN

‘a Rrbeswo8d Liberal Pours Bot” Shot
Into Martin.

wabeTind Wis AGAINST Him |""7,.

When Bier Be Tailed be Man of Many
pa org

Maf’ 5, se
were th

aa spent at CG mass aetiig

"the ‘Albambra,
peels It wad wa largest aud-
iagca spe gathered {h the Boundary
istrict, as surroundiig amps con-
a quota'te those pres-

ae) oreo pec

the
on the plat-
up'articles written

Thien, it was! apparent that
his opponent had /Baiy too a
saines Mi

this, -platform
hatterwof gov-

from the acing to’ Midway, con-
d

ament has already declared ultra
i

ees ‘
Hewas followed’ by Mr. R
who alto spoke at length. — Martir
's char

d e
Hoa, Smith Curtis thea took up

a partof the goverament platform
and io

i
Of the railway

port by the first of November next
will aggregate not less than 750
tons per day. ‘That will be the full
capacity of the smelter. The only
thing that prevents that today is the
want of necessary hoisting machia-
ery, which is ordered and under

way. We are spending about $250,-
000 in an improved hoist and com-

“The War Eagle and the Centre
Star are being developed and rapid-
ly placed in a position to make a
similar increase in their shipments,

that as the conditions exist on No

vember t, the payroll of Rossland
will be not less than $200,000 per
meoth. The outlook for Rossland
was therefore never brighter, and,

harmonious working of the contract
system to make the town one of the
busiest and most successful camps
in the American northwest. It has
the mines, the ore reserves, and
everythiog essential to n large and
Prosperous camp."

‘TODAY's sToc SALES,

jaketomiog is & summary of the
ales on the local exchange today,
| together with the quotations:
Mossland Halen,
Sales today on the local exchange

StewpnBseeutln
‘RFE SELE

we Bates
#

‘Hoplahan, ue
fender, was fined $20 for ae
‘drunk and disorder;

Gpiden Fitrwilliaios and Hugh |

‘Stevgnson, boys of about 15, were
each peverely reprimanded and re-
leased-under suspended sentence for
indecent exposure while bathing in
the

John Krudeman waa fined $5 for | 0

kk and disorderly and O.

being
Fh {$2.50 and costs for be-

‘Mir Merkitt Tolle Spgheniion OF Tm
Weikatubens Here.

| A TMIMD IMON MASK LEDGE.

Croment Berths a, Good uniermediate

The crosscut which is being
driven for the north ledge in the
Iron Mask has struck an intermedi

ledge so fect from the south
fedge. It is ven feet wide, ball
of the width be
the other half mineralized rock.
Bight feet further the crosscut this
morning ran into another body of

of the same ledge.
about three feet in 24 hours.

feet by about May 15, making stout

_ Rogaland is through its depres-
ing from labor troubles,”
alby Morkill, chief

ft and acting ‘financial ma

ger of the British America corpora-
tion, last evening. "The contract
system is working most successfully
aod harmopiously baer? the mine
managers ind minert. If nothing
arises to disturb these harmonious
felations, ‘there will be at least 2000
men employed there by November 1.
Probably to00 are now at work.

“The output fromthe Le Roi is
about 375 tons per day—all going
to pur smelter at Northport. The
ore ia bing roasted, and the smelt-
ex will be started as soon as suffi-
cient ote ig on hand, which will be
in aboutithree weeks, Our com-
pany is preparing to ship from the
West Le Rol, and, we anticipate
that our tatal shipments to North-

John Reagh has purchased the
bankrupt stock of C. C, Gibson's

One Price Store, on Spokane street.
Before putting in his new stock, Mr.

fon the dollar, the entire line of
men's clothing, hats, shirts, under
wear and notions. In the stock are
a lot of ladies’ cous and jac!
which will almost be given away, to
clean them out, as the stock,
future, will be chiefly clothing and
men’s furnishings. The sales is on
tonight.

tosh
turn from the east on Monday evens
ing and it is expected that he will
then push the campaign vigorously
till the day of election,

| relia

So's &
7

it
ad
making progress at the rate of

The cast shaft will be down 100 1.

ii
will reach the soo-foot level ty

Reagh will sell, at about 25 cents is
f

ROSSLAND EVENING. RECORD, MAY. 5,196...

|

G. B, chi full assort-
ment cio noted goods at the
Bon T

PATHS PLATFORM.

Fo the Electors, Mossland Midieg,
may

Electora: 1 am a canilidate for the

- An administration composed of
those ‘hore practical experience will
sable ham Soden promptly en ft
with all details conned
ihe Series cret"Ukiee they re
ide,
Sanctioning no large expenditures |
other than really necossary, until the

as I have said, it only depends on a | new!

Mees ary
Province, together with lund and forest
‘areas nod their probable values.

to the main
rice must,
naturally be retarded, the coast cities
being deprived of many supply advan-
tages accruing from colonization, immi-
ration tnd intereal improvements. ee
the present juncture no. thit
foal couimit.bletalf ta 6 any der
Seis tal senetin. oi te stig
rniment ownership of railways, Tt
Ir plaunble, bot t would bo aveling to
‘wind the province to such m gigantic
proportion, Invelving complex
uuotit convinced that the resources
‘olumbia joutily wuch an ex-
periment.
5. The erection and maintenance ol a
technical school of mines
dents to the misng he,
perfecting the exis
atcheg erin ptt

7. Prepamiion of. ‘areal opie
mapa, sbowing
router 1

2 oficial
‘would assist those engaged in explora
tory wor

8. "Focaalatngw poley which woul
sewore to Brith Calumiia «fore
blocs tn Great Blain, thon eccring the
province prominghce commensurate with
ite ia gti

as far as possible all
bere of eoortast std Sonqaatt be

ferness, by dealing with public works
frreapetive of locality ox plitialalia~
tion.

10, Development of farming.dairsing,
sock ala and fra prong esouren

coaragement to agricul=

tind eomtiea onis 8 an ra

+
pon Issues threatening to din
tthe 0d progens of any com
ty ina the Crown and their
stewards acting for the
csi ‘paid upon duvexped-

ne of crown patents,
pt departmental element. le
xen

ig solid ore and the |**?

tis 9 ratooal hoes, aro

eiting all intereats
iy rectel, ‘Tho result of te
cent mediation, particalarly in Rossland,
isan object lesson, conclusively provins
hat all parti ill

CAA, Offers special membership in-

ducements for a short tiaw by
suspension of the initiation fee,
All the es

Magazines
« Periodicals

} Excellent

Rossland
Athletic.

accommodations for
and temporary board
hers; $36 to $4o per

Club.
month. For particulars apply to

SaaS CHARLES E. BENN,
OEP SD | canes weasier, stnard, Secretary
ALAUUA UL

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NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated on North Fork Salmon
er, Erie District, B.C.

FOR DEVEL‘ OPMENT PURPO! ON!
Fifty thousand shares of the Company's Treasury it is now
offered to the public at
71-2 Cents per Share,
and can be had on application to =
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Rossland, B.C.

A GENERAL

MEETING

OF THE

-SUPPORTERS

‘OF THE HON. C. H.

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Will be heid in the Board
of Trade roots, on

MONDAY EVENING
NEXT, MAY: 7th,

At 8:00 Sharp.
SOS
As important business will be
brought before the meeting,
all those interested are
urgently requested
to attend.

parti
nx upon a broad and therefore

leader
Yocned taaat
i to Jali the

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itt To what
ile of the
fealty to
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Mhote who ‘hate forrender tel

an
a ating oth Britis fh
arn tuition, over al
Shoals throughout the province
beileat rervant,
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Rowland, April 10, 1100.

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