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EOSSLAND EVENING BEOORD. STNE 5. 1899.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JUNE 6,/1889

ROSSLAND RECORD.

amyore cle, aad the poiiic gecersiiz
Will te pleresd with bie eqoerexine
worts, which appear cisewhece ia thie
fess of the Emoorp.

Is is evsdext that the provinela!l gor-

PROVISIE

GROCERIES Be==

A Carload of

s Jas tere

Meats

opened up and placed in stock.

Tke Grocery and Provision Dept

You will always find

We make a specialty of

Imported French Table. Delicacies

in cur Grocery stock the choic-

ext brands of Coffee, the world renowned brand of Teas.

ernment is isc to lace with a disalh
ance of its axti-Jezamese 1 Gisiation cz
lees the Semiie g srermmcens receie: hom
the potion it has tekex. The Jzzect
yet to being placed cerca a level enh
the Chirese, acd expextani will m
doakt receive the recogvition azke] oc
aecoznt of tie friendly relations with
Eazised in the Oriext.

GROCERY DEPARTMENT

¥, taking
their tarm at being served and havicg a

time uy

Koghad,” when she wantel to be free
from people’s curas attention. Her
usaal title for kes p A is

teiéze?”

tzsvels Counter of Hohbezembe. Queer
‘Victoria, oa tie rare vocasions when she
drops her own title assames the rame,
Countess of Balmoral.

Br. P. E. Doolittle bas scored bis first
victory is the race for 2 ges franchise in
Resland. Mr. Ceates was already on

time bis application will be in

The council cannot do better than to
smile on the doctor all through.—Nelson
Miner.

W.. Thompson, founder of the Trat}
ewe, turneup again. Thistimehe is
to be associate elitor of a newdaily pa-
per to be establiehed in Dawson City,

and called the News. It will be remem-|*

bered by many that he left Trail for the
Atlin country and established = paper
at Glenora, which Iseted acoaple of
weeks only. Mr. Thompsonisa great
rustler, but is lacking jm that very nec-
eseary element in establishing 2 new
ewspaper in a new country, and that is
adesire to work. But ke is not the
whole push in the Dawson City enter
prise. Harvey G. Steel is ta be manag-

Rosstand Customs.
Te for th

Washington came cp and esid “Rox-

aimed, “TE tell you Massa Washingto2,
we wan go brisere ‘cuthe esr “Cem-

bof Mar, 12

THE BIG STORE
AGNTER BROS.

Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office

Terento.

and
devce over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of} -
WANSTED.—A good lady. solicitor.
Adarees 4. B., this offce- th

‘Tho Evening Reconp delivered to any 2
part of the city for 65 cents per month

XO. 16 WASHINGTON ST.

REPAIRING DONE
Puit A. SILVERSTONE, Prop.

‘Rossland Loan Office:

| Watches, Ctorks and Jewelry in Stock.

M. A- Wilson
& Co.

HIGH-CLASS

KOTICE.

Saare ef the eververr
taetmes =

pede i

jven that.a geceral mrect-
Sasext Gold Min-
be hed B

the a erace=, fez ares,
qeatine tec se velamtary winding ap the af
traoract such cther

| TAILORS.

BFORD Cords
for Trousers, ..

Dazed spetl 2, 1859.

SPOKANE STREET

GOGO SSCSISS

HR. Johnstone
& Co.

Real Estate Agests, 11 Col. Ave:

|

‘Washinztom =.

strom Verse end lot on Koot-
exer a7eate,

‘2 Bose eabin on Coinmbis ave,
 pescanras: os Columbia are,
witb Sxizgs co¢ ii months leare,
$e or wilt rent.

WANTED

REO OE OEE IED Aa
Ca See a re PO

One Door East of Col. Avenue,

Beer

STILL LEADS
THE WAY.

We reach the kearts of the
corsomers throcgh their s:om-
‘ache by givies them the PURE
HEALTHFUL, = PI! ISG
BEVERAGE DRIN THE

‘Le Roi
Gould Seal

Hofiman
House
A. F. STROBE, PROPRIET'E

Wazhingten Etreet,

Betsland......0.---

LAGER BEER.
Cail for and see that you
getit. Itis the most Health-
fal cand Appetising Beer

20°
BEST IN THECITY|
Fresh Fers, Chickens "exets-|
0 ee tthe Farms

SUNDAY ;
fi i
ap Sunday Chicken

follaras:

Bf)
Datisole..
Free...

Ameant of duty

from the Rossland costoms bouse are 2

il gist”
Vain

J. A. Macoos ap, J.S. Cuete, 3

Wacdonald & Ciute
Barristers, Solicitors and WM

MecBzwz Sempre, Bosws.axp.

Sotieitors for Zank of British Xorth America

z

OCEAK TO OCEAN ROUTE East
AND WEST.
ray #16
3000 Miles? Comfort
Eroagh frst class sieerers.on all trans. Tor
= ‘through Keveistule daily for %
Paul: treal and Boston.
Toestays and
Oceans

teres &
‘Nocustoms

Daily ©: ‘Train.

> J.B. Johasoa & Co.

Oe caported, 8,670....4241,500.00

W.J. LOUGHEED J. FYFE

J. Fred Hume, minister of mines, has
given notice that an exteasion of time
bas been granted to the Ist ef Septem-
ber, 1999, daring which time all claims
legally held on the Swift Current Creek
and tributaries, in the Tete Janne Cache
district, are declared over.

_ One of the Main Requisites.

“J thought be had all the elements of
eaccesefnl artist for the humorous
weeklies, and yet he failed.”

“Yes, he failed to make the feet and
months large enough to be censidered
real humor.”—Chicazo Post. | #
C. M. Weller, Roeslaad’s pioneer san-
itary plumber, has the best equipped
plumbing establishment in the city ands
is prepared to do all kinds of plumbing!
steam-fitting, etc, anywhere, for apy

body at any time. 1-19-tf£

Wd LOUGHEED AD.

Merchant Tailors
Ladies’ Drapers,

Just arrived a fine range of
Flannel Suitings
IN GOOD

Colorings end
Patterns...

1 GOLABIA AVE.

RealEstate and
Mining brokers
ISSURANCE AGENTS.

We have mle for all) <=

Tapiani fled.

9HOOGOOOOOOOOOOO

2
OOOO

HOSSOSOSOOOO*
and

OOOOGHOOOHOOHOOH9 OOOH

\ JB johnson & Co ©
OOOCSOOOOSD

18 20k-Lv._ROSSLAND.—Arr.—22.05t

other Slocan prints.

on Call on or “Address
Agent, or | —

A. B. Macxexar, City Tkt Ast} Ross
. G. Dextsox, Agent. land

W.F.

AXDEESOS, J. Corte; |
TL P.A., Nelson. DP A Vancr

=
H oOFFMAN
i Rasnimgrog gTReer

HARRY MCINTOSH,
, Merchants’ Lunch.
25¢.

PROPR.

GO to ‘The-—yyp-

ing editor, B. mana-
gerand William 3 wil have

charge of tke mechanical department.
Will A. Steel will have cbarge of the
United States end, with headquarters
at Seattle. Ifthere isnot too much
“steal” in the firm the new venture
may be a go.

A Conscientious Sentry.

Washington, hearing that the colored
sentinels could mot be trusted, went out
one night to ascertain if the report was
correct. The ceuntersign was. ‘‘Cam-
bridge,” and the general, disguised, as
he thought, by a large overcost, ap-
proached a colored sentry.

“*Who goes there?” cried the sentinel.

“A friend,” replied Washington.

“Friend, advance, unarmed and give

customer he can hardly expect to succeed.

every‘article of merchandise at

We invite you to bring your catalogues and compare.

Cc. C. GIBSON & CO.

the countersign,” said the colored man.

Rossland Is All Right!

But if a Tradesman tries to make a fortune ont of every

The One Price Store.

Ison a back streét [and we know it], but if you don’t
mind walking on a back street—Spokane Street, you will find

EASTERN PRICES OR NEAR IT

Yours for eash business

ennris

Womans
Exchange

and pastries of ali kinds.
bia Ave. next door wes: of City offices.

For the best HOME MADE BREAD
East Colum-

*
38%
8%
xs
$e
aes
iS From 12 neon te 2:30 p ™
re

sy Miners Checks
“‘@sCashed.
Free of Charge.

NOTICE.

for otbe:
1. Camps

Dated May 25, 1899,

VY a « DEACON,

Rossland, B. C-
Miner Buliding, Columbia Avenue:

ry Catland Lodge Withdraws: From

For Rates, Tickets and Fall Informs 7
Nearest Local

BARRISTERS £ND SOLICITORS. +

a

gi HGS A OUTS

——"*

the Order.

sist BORM A NRW ORGANIZATION

—

akin Members Do Not Think. the :

Moral Standing High Enough—
Another Reason Given.

———_——-

the. members, of the
It seems that Oakland

meetings

tiun for the resgon, as given by them,
abst there wore men in the grand. lodge
of objectionable character.

President Taylor, of the Oakland
lodge, said that ag presiding ‘officer he
ruil! be bound te alow respect to the
Grand officers, but that the lodge - could
not expect him to take those officers out
in carriages aud introduce them to
Mayur Snow. 5 oa

“Qakland ledge,” he'continued, ‘does
pot to emirch «ts yeputation ae
good citizens by being controlled by an
orgunization of auch characters.” -

‘Aga result Oakland lodge, which was
organized last’ March with 108 tmermbers,
among whom arc-seme of (he city’s most

ant A

p a and p 1
men, by a unanimous vote currendered
itgcharter, and fifty-four names were
higned to the roll for membership in the
new sect of Eagles. : my

The principles of the proposed ‘Bo-
bemian American Eagles”? will be atrict-
ly American in patriotism, Boheinian in
liberality and good fellowahip. Noone
can become a meniber except American
citizens of good moral character, good
ianding in th e community, irrespective
of religion, politica dr profession.

The appropriate. titles of the officers of
the Grand Nest “willbe a8 follows
Grund Golden Eagle, past president;
Graud Grey ‘Eagle, presiding: officer;
Grnd Black Eagle, vice” president;
Grand Bacred Eagle, chaplain; Grand
Recording ‘ Eagle, secretary; Grand
Guardian of the: Nest, treasurer; Grand
Left Wing, inside’ guard; Grand Right
Wing, outside: guird; Grand Guiding
Esgle, conductor. :

Col, Edward P. on, Grand Chap-
lain of the Eagles, in Seattle, in “speak-
ing of the {secession of Oakland Lodge,

mya:
“The real cauge of the trouble ia the

Lodge officers have ‘sch

the Grand district deputy for Californi:
ioutraeting him to: derband the” charte
anil property of Oakland Lodge and turn
fore to the loyal bers. of the or-

Money in Mining.

only in the United Btates but ‘aleo’ in
various foreign countries in the way of
gold and silver mining.” ‘To such may be

led wo jriation o!

@efacts and figure forth below.
The iecord that has been made. by some,
ofthe individual gold aad silver mines
ie simply: amazin; :

The Comatock Lode;.of Virginia City,
Nev., has predaced gold “and ‘silver ‘to
tho enormous “sum of :-$320,000,000.
Most of this ore yielded but §8 per ton
in gold, 2

The Calumet &Hecla-has -paid $60,-
800,000 in ‘dividends alone.

The Anaconda, of Butte, which “wea,
told for $40,000,000 to the Kothcilds, paid
that amount in dividends before selling.

The Alaska-Treadwell gold: mine, with
ore running less thun $3, ‘bas paid
$3,095,000 in dividends.

The Ontario, of Utah; has paid $13,-
457,000 in dividends.
eee Gibson, of Delores. ad

The Granite _ Mountain, “Montana,
$13,000,000, the:etock: selling from 10
cts per shate to $72 inside of two yeara
and paying 30 percent. m ‘dividends
each month.

The Homestake, of South Dakota, on
$3 ore, lias’ ‘paid © $8,853 in “dividends
every day it has ron for the-‘past ten
years.

The Witwatersrand, of South: Africa,

t
WOMEN’R Corset Covers: “equare, “round

resee

[ Dry

.LIMITED LIABILITY..

0.,

or V shaped--xeck, trimmed: with
fine embroidery and laces
at 40c, 50c, 65v, 75c 85e, $1.00 and...

WOMEN’S Drawers:imade: of the -fincet
cambricand musling with umbrel-
la frill, cluster tucks, ingertions
at 76c, 85c, $1.00, $150 and..... veel

Sambric yokesof embroidery, inser- ) nl
at §1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and. Le
ters of tucks, insertione, laces .and
NIGHT GOWNS: made of Cambrica arid Nainsooks
- 6tc,, cle.
- Onelot of Skirt Chemise, trimmed with

5
yall
LADIES’ Long Chemise: anade of best:: quality
tions or laces, Skirts fininhed with
cluster of tucks and* embroidery
LADIES’ Skirte: made of. cambric murline and
lawns, deep umbrella frilla, clus:.
embroideries Al
at $1.00, $1.25, $1.60, $1.75, $2.50. . e
with Empire yokes, round. yokee,
frille over shoulders, fancy ‘collare;
at $1.00, $1.25, #1,50, $1.76, $2.00. .
Special]
Laces, In broideries —Some
‘with Lawn and Dimity, Flounces and slightly

and...

mussed and goiled'frdm show windows, ete.,
worth $2.50 arid $3.00 he de
YOUR. aoe
CHOICE | eB

While they “last

Under Skirts

Laces

SHIRT WAISTS.

Never was such a variety shown in
Rossland as this scavou. Our Waists ure
models of correct seyle.and prices aro the
lowest. PAS ARE PEE
TEe, $1.00, $1.50. $1i76, $2.00, $2.50, $4.50

$1.50° and’ $2.00

$3.60 and $5.00

Of Moriens Mercerized Sateens, Near Silks
$1.60, $1.75, $2.00, $2.60 and $3.00

Aprons

“ Ladies’ Aprons at 36¢, 50c 65c, 75c anil $1.

Ladies’
Wrappers

now complete. Sizeafrom-32to 44 —
‘At $1.00; $1.25, $160,'$1.75, $2.00, $2.50 $3.00

Bustles

Royal Worcester
vas HOFGGIS!

W. ©. C. can be had in either white, blabk,.
pink, mauve or light blue, 4, ior 6 hooks
short, medium or ‘extra loug; also the.
DOWAGER Corset for stunt ladies. Our
(Prices always the lowest

‘$1.; $1.25, $1.50, $2., $2.50, $3.00, $8.50, $5.00

Corsets

..7he and $1.50

Corset Waists

Young Ladies’.
Misses’.....
Childrers’.
Babies’... .—

e. Y
special!

A broken line of: Corsets: sizes 18, 19,
25; 26; 27, 28 and 29 in drabs and blacks at

Hall Price.

Corset Steels

4, §,,0r 6.Hook Blaoks and Drak=, at....- -16e.

Side Steels for Corsets

.. Te
25e, 35e and 50c

All the new etyles-nt ....50¢, 76e and $1.00”

At.. 0c a set of four

$105.000, but in 1895 it had increaded, to
$40,000,000, while the ontput forthe last
ten-years exceeds $50,000,000. For 1898
it wae 75,000,000. placing it in the lead
among gold producing countries.

Tnere have beon enormous, sume of
money made aleo in buying .and ‘selling
the atocks of some mining companies;
irrespective of dividends earned: by. the
properties on which thoae stocks were
based. The figures 'given below: ‘are
taken from the official records:

Yellow Jack rose frem $42 to 4275 per
share in 1872'and from {55 to $158 in
1876 ; in 1866 it advanced from 89 cts. to
to $12 per share. The company has pald
$2,184,000 ia dividends. ie

‘Unien consolidated advanced from {6
to $93 in-1875, and has ehown very large
profits in other years, elling at 9 centa
and'$10 in 1886.

Btandard Consolidated stock was
placed in the market in 1879 at $20 per
share. or at the rate of $2,000,000. for. the
mine. It sold the same year at’ $35:75.
It has paid 33,880,226 in dividends.

In 1878 Sierra Nevada advanced from
$3 to $183.

In 1872 Savage
to $620 a ehare.
in dividends.

Ophir advanced from $21 in 1873 to
$200 in 176.

advanced from $46.50
It has paid $4,460,550

$1,800,000. to $2,000,000 for'the mine.
After paying for-years ‘large dividends it
sold at $48. It has paid $18,557,500 in.
dividends.

Kentuck sold $7 in 1871 and $545 in
1972, ‘ :
Homestake was placed on the market
i 1879 at $17.60 to $20 a ahare, or at the
rate of $1,750,000 to $2,000,000 for the
mine, It more than doubled.in value
the eame year. It has paid $7,806,250 in
dividends. * ‘

Hale & Norcross cold at $46 in 1871
and $772.50 in 1872. -

Gould & Curry sold at $45.60 in 1871
‘and $520 in 1872. .

Ndated Ci

from $98.60 in 1874 to $700 in 1875.
Crown Point advanced from {274 in
1871 te $1826 per shure in 1872, This
mine har paid 111,808,000 in dividends.
Consolidated Virginia rose from: 11
cente pur share in 1885 to $65 per share
in 1886. *
Chollar sold at $20 in 1871 and $276 in
1872. *
Bodie advanced in the 70’a from about
fl-per share to $75, declaring at one
time several dividends of - $100,000 each
in.one month.
In’ 1966 Beat & Belcher advanced: from
68 cents to $23.50. - Belcher. sold at $6.60
jn 1871, and $1650 in. 1872. This mine

prodiced in' the ‘first: year “(1887) only

-Ontarld:was placed with the public at
$18 to $20 per share, orat the rate of

\

id $15,397,200 in dividends.
a ey ig ee ‘of gold hearing territory in

the United States fs. s0 great and the re-
sources of the kuewn fields are 20 well
‘established that it is safe to “say the ag-
gregate production of gold'in the United
‘States, exclusive of Alaska, in .the next
:15 years will greatly. exceed -the'astound-
ing eam of $1,000,000,000.- ” (

‘New processed have’ peen-ailopted‘and
haave made possible the profitable work-
ing of vast fields of'low grade ore hith-
‘erto unprofitable, and: we are now fairly
‘ont ering upon’the “gréatedt era of gold
‘production the world has agen. The

gteatest gold -p i a
‘present aré Sduth Africa, United States,
‘Australia and Russia, thee four pro-

dlucing about three-feurths-of the total}.

proluct. The Klondike discoveries have|-
increaséd-Canada’s yield, |<

have greatly
‘and she will probably pass Ruazsia in the
next tw

2. Le
> Costly Health.
BEvens—My dear, I’m really alarmed
about Tommy's health.
Mra Blivess—E suppose.
ore alarmed-about bis ill-health and fa-
ture doctors’ bille. 2
Blivens—Icaid health, and I meant
it °Z-was thinking of butchers’ bills.—
Boston ‘Transcript.

“The subscription price of the Evexmna
Recoxn will be’65 cents per month en

and alter June 1.

3 att |

: you mean.you |‘

‘A. Ge GREELMAN : GEO- BEAM
P. 0..BOX,315.

Creelman & Beam,
CONTRACTORS
BUIDERS.

Estimates furnished on. all kinds of. work.
Jobbing promptly attended to.

OFFICE AND SHOP:

vontguene eae es Rossland B.C.

‘Le Roi

‘LIVERY: SALE and FEED:

‘STABLE.

JOHN F. LINBURG,
Stylish Rigs for :ent
First-class Saddle and Pack
Horses.

Brapizs: Columbia Ave., ‘Phone No. 87. -
Commercial Alley, “Phone No. 39.

P. O. BOX, 136.

PROP. |

Oldest Establish:4 House’ in Kootenay
WILLIAM R. BEATTY
Undertaker.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A