ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD,

JUNE 21, 1899.

WINE WIT AND. ‘WISDOM

(Continued from First Page.)

His second duty to the interesta‘of the
B.A. C., in placing their properties on
adividend paying Wasis, and his third

duty to the province se dear te him, :

viz.,’ British, Columbia.
Mr. Aldridge made some good hits)

cr seen

ma Good

-LIMITED LIABICEY

telling theze present whist had been}:
done within the last four years from the |*

standpoint of smelting. ~He had in
Montana, treated the first shipment from
tho camp and today he was paying ship-
pers $12.00 per ten (of 2000Ibs.) more
than they received during the drat year’s
shipments. He stated that . the gentle-
men present. would appreciate this state-
ment,.in view of the fact, that the aver-
age profit on bath ores is but $3.00 per
ton. He drew attention to the rapid
strides this: ‘camp is making in the cheap-
Péning of smelter, transportation, fuel
and power charges, and feared that_it
these reductions would cortinue he
“might soon expeet. to loose’ his job.
Geese a bad one either, #16, 000 per

ears) ~~
7 The. toast, “Our American Cousina,”
. .wau,;proposed by Mr. Hecter McRae,

who ‘started out by apoligizing ‘for his|-

inability.to do the subject justice, as he
had found jit -impossible to secure the
services of a ypewriter te take down his
apegch in time, owing to the fact that
Mesars. J. 8. C..Fraser, Alex. Dick, Gen.
Warren,. Edwin Durant, the honorable
the:attarney general ‘and others had se-
curedsa working bond /onZall the local
ty vi days.in ad

Highest quality for the lowest price is the. principle of our Clo:
thing Department. All our Suits are Tailor. made, -yet our prices are
the lowest. ee ee ee ee ee

Satin-silk sewed throughout.

Our Famous: $12 50
‘And $18.50 Business Suits are made of
Brownish Grey, Fancy Plaids and Navy Blue

Worsted Serges lined” with the best Farmer's
Sizes, 85'to"42.

-Plaids, Satin: lined.
made auits at $30.00,
Sizes,“36 to 40.

See Our $18.

And $20.00 Suits made, ot
Clay Worsteds in Blacks ~Bines Browns and-

Our Tailor Made $15.

E And $16.00 Buits are made. of Clay Wors,

teds, Black: or dark “Blue and Fancy Brrons|
mixed Pin, Head Checks in’ Round cut Sack}
Suite. : -Sizos 30 to 42.

*
Ampainda

‘Equal to any eustom
or $35. 00...

MEN’S WHITE...

k and Front with Lineo

with the followii ‘ke:

Mr..Chairman and Gentlemen :—The
pleasiig duty of proposing one of the
most important toasts of the événing

: has been delegated to me, and Ican as-
sure you,,I thoroughly appreciate the
compliment, and only regret my ina-
bility. todo the. aubject the justice which
it deserves. The .toast “Our American

nomer, and I~ think
fo “Our easiesionn

antness arose over ® 5 o’clock tea fight.
The old folks at home.served_ the tea so
hot, that.the best baked beans society of
Boston rebelled, and decided ‘to. make
ther. own. tea for the future. : (Family
are the
and the fetid. was a. long lived one, - Un-
cle. Samuel, howoyer, | grew strong and
-usty, and demonstrated to the satisfac-
tion of everyone earth that he= could
»build and maintain another _empire,
“gesond only to that great ome across. the
pea, the.faundation and supesstructore
being-built on the same lines, the~’only
change being in the managemient—-that
being on the American instead -of the
European plan. Our commercial and
socialintercourse with the ‘‘lost tribe”

Jong or ae osama. Our |

Laundered ‘Shirte’

MEN'S

75c:

Negligee Shirts

EN’S MADRAS

Fancy Colored Shirts

With stiff. boceome and one air. cufts
iM epmateli at $1.00 and... +. $1.205

MEN’S WHITE-

Laundered Shirts

Long or short bosoms a. ibadenes eee: ool 00, $.25, $1.60

f t styles and
at Bile, 750, ° $1.00,
$1.75, and $2.00.

$1.26,

MEN S

Percale. Shirts

With collara‘nnd cuffs attached

$9.50

Men’: s Balbriggan

Shirts and Drawers, eee jaa
finished, e per a

~ Mens. Summer. Underweat
Men’s Imported. :

Natnral wool Summer weight under, i
| Wear at 42. 50, $8.00, $8.00 and..

Men’ s ‘Silkette

Balbriggan Underwear. -
per. suit ¢ ‘on ly.

hossland

VOL 3, NO. 296.

ROSSEAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 22,

Leather Goods...

We have just received a fine line of Purses, Card Cas2s
Wallets and Cigar Cases ia all-the latest shades and with
Silver and Gilt mountings, *

‘J. W. SPRING,

NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE.
PEPE EP AED AL LAS OPED OS

(SOME STARTLING EVIDENCE

| vol The Enporium of. Fashion... | ;

M. Casimir Perler Holds the Key to
the ‘Affair,

DEVELOPMENTS IN DREYFUS CASE

£yidence Has Beeu Withheld to Pre-
vent a. Conflict Between Ger- > |
many and France.

Lonpon, June 22.—A:-Vienna corre-

on ALL'S “NOT? ALWAYS © WELL

and @ few of

pituks an

“THE SIDE. Sow

s| THAT: BTARTS:: WELL. f)
«(Contributed by W. L., Rossland, June 20,)*

‘DRAMATIS. PERSONZ.
The Mayor, ‘the Govarnot, Martinio
best of them. ~

ACT'I. z
: It hoteholet banquet room in’
pomiand. wines ‘Bel
Later Mayor and Ci roms who bat pata ton
wapapermeu.who didn’

Mavon?:: (talking! threugt his: hat)

You,see thigipueh, this great conflus.

enge, of guests, Fy jave.jin, this rough

work shaped ot it a. man ‘who this” be:
ad

ampleat entertainment * my “dritt® halts,
not'particularly invasea* of ‘drugs:'-no
eugir coaled-mretice:(ior-Ttm a smooth

New Summer Goods Arriving: Daily.

SUITS.

Men's Unlined Wool suits, Men's Linen suits, Met's White Duck suits, Men's Lustre
Osier coate aud vests, Men's Summer, veste

SHIRTS.

Silk Etripe Me Marseilles, Pique and Regatis. A nobby line of Colored Shirts Twith or

ae BOYS SUITS.

Boy's} inen two piece Suils, Boy's linen Sailor Suits, Boy's Linen Coats.
HATS.

A complete stock of Men’s and Boy's Straw and Felt Hats.

Anice Jine of Black Hose at per pair,

Ordered Clothing a phesielte:

MJ. ONEARN,

CORNER COLUMBIA AVEN

75C.

100 Pairs Boys’ ‘Pants to fit boys from 6 years old to 15 years old
in Stripes, Checks and Navy blue, worth $1.25. ,

OUR SPECIAL : PRICK

—7T8C.

‘has-been ‘of such a
+-that-we have learned-to love them: well,
yand:they reciprocate this ‘affection too,
“ witho + a.doubt, and while they may.
‘.7e able to marry us, having takem
~ustoithemselves atouple of buxom‘and
.troublesgme ‘shrews, viz; . Mesdames,
¢ Manila and Rose de Santiago, we miay
.always expect t@retain their sympathy
and brotherly affection. In this’ great,
western country, we know ne other
boundary ‘than Greenwood; éur capital
is Spokane, and we own their Repub-
lic,’? too.. ‘Thiacamp, and tn fact all éur.
camps, from the Cariboo down to Mike
. BShick’s Burat Pass, has been discover: d
and exploited by the irrepressible Yan-
kee prospector; you can’t keep him out
* solong ashecan muster a frying pan,
bacon, flour and a.can ortwoof toma-
, toes, and a pick and’ shovel, and when
he does make a strike, does he net go to
Spokane to celebrate, and then bond the,
claim to the wily and philanthropic. pro-
: moter, who hies him to the east in order
that the wise men who live thereat may
enjoy a big share of the-‘whack-up”’. as
well. They love us go well that .I have
seen them invoking the strong arm of
» the Jaw te hold and keep in their midst
our honored guest of the evening, and it
was only by the aid of two mogul en-
gines and a shotgun that -he was able to
--tear himaelf away from them. Weare
thrown 1 socially and
cially; our happiness ‘and prosperity is
theirs likewise, and I beg to close these
few disjointed remarks by laying the
following “proposition” before you
: “OUR AMERICAN COUSINB,’?
coupled with the names of Hon. W. B.
Heyburn and Gen. C. .S. Warren, two
_ of the best known, brightest and most
popular men in the golden weat.
In response to this toast the Hom. W.
B. Heyburn made one of the best
speeches of the evening. He atated that
qoonuments four, five and six steries

Men’s ‘Linen Collars 15¢c and 25c

IL.

Men’ 8 Linen Cuffs. 25: and 35c

New Brick Block.

CRESEENT peta COMPANY.
~ Columbia: Avenue ee

Rossland, B. C

high were now being erected to the
memory of Gov. Mackintosh in the city
of Spokane from money received -by.
those people for the sale of their mines.
Ce2. Warren, took down. the house
when he drew. forth from his manly
breast the proof of his speech, which
was then in print.

That the affair. was a success goes
without saying and Gov. Mackintosh
must feel proud by the evidence of last

hearts of the best men in this camp.

_ The reception to him last evening was
one that very fow public men in Canada
have and: we

will, redound- to our good when his
triends in England know how he stands
in the hearts of his countrymen.

Only one part of the function was un-
pleasant and it is with regret that we
are forced to allade to it in this article
viz: the action of the attorney-general
for the provitice, the Hon. Joseph Mar-
tin-and no doubt this was brought a-
bout by the intraduction of politics by
one of the previous speakers, which was
a very grave mistake and~ne one prez-
ent regretted it mere than: the monored
guest of the evening.

oO. M. Waller; | Rossland’s ionecr ean-
itary plamber, has- the best equipped
lumbing se ribtichment in the city and
Prepared to. do all kinds of plumbing
steam-fitting, etc., anywhere, for any
body at any time. 1-19-t£

night that he holds first place in the}

Montreal Stock Market,

MontRzaL, June 21.—Stock market—
morning board: War Eagle, $3.66
asked, $3.63 bid; Payne, $3.26 asked,
$3.243¢ bid; Montreal & London, 51
asked, 4914 bid; Republic, $1 257 asked,
$1.24 bid.

Sales — War Eagle, 2000, “at $3. 68;

the sanitary
his office and
to the corner of Columbia avers
‘Washington atreet, onder Cap
Shaw's cigar, store. oo he,

“Miners, railroad’ and city checks cash
ed:{ree of pee at all hours at Hote,
Harry

* Transfer of Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that
be made to the Hoard of Peoaes 4 ‘cmmissio ae
Decne city of Kessland, at ifs next meat-
ing, for rete: cee fer of liquor license usw in

he na; undersigned, to K. A. Dt
for the patie Hove!
) Rossland, R. C.

sho

, situated on tet 19, block

RICHARD PULLMAN
CORN: BLAU WHALES, -
Dated this 2ist diy of June, 1829.

proprieter. ©” f.

Payne, 600 at $3.25; pt » 1000, 500
at $1,244.
On Toronto Exchange. _
iiternoon een eet Star, 500 at
Boa t 65;° Minnehaha,
2216; Winnipeg, 100.
0 es G  Darcnnellen, }, 600
12%; B. o. cae Fields, 1000" ati, sie,
1000, 500 ;Van_ And 500

” 600, 7308! , 600,

Beat 500 at 88; Deer Trail, 500, 600, 500

at 2434. ‘
Police Court,

Frank Holleasworth waa up this morn-
ing upon‘ the charge of frequenting a
house of illfaune, and .was remanded un

til tomorrow.

P. O’Counell- was let-.go upon the
charge of being drunk and ‘incapable,
on his promixe to do be to do better.

Butte Changed d Hands.

Doc Pullman spd Con ‘Whalen: have)

sold the Butte to E. “A. Dills of ‘Nelson,
B.C. Mr. Dills is a gentlemian of pleas-

ant, genial address, and will no doubt
hold ‘the old friends and patrons of the
house and add: many to them.

Dr. J.-F. McKenzie, ; office and reel:
dence over eae ‘8 opposite Bank o
Toronto.

Catarrh

Shackles

Broken in 60. Minutee

HOU aC.

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

oe rns.
A. SUIT.

ib cm i

hroat, jolene breath es
bout you
may be fas oft SDE

tlie Bost Spplica sige et Be Aare wc
ie jon o!

dec avec a Tustant reli, and ina van ne
short, while ently ©
eadleye 3

vy Goodere Brothers. .

Se

\| between France! anil. Germany. ' M n
mir Perier will depose that an American.

dent of the Daily .* hh says:
“The Austrain. war office hag: lear:

that the evidence of ee ‘Casimir. Periér
upon the Dreyfus triaf will. be startling.
It willbe shown that he holds the key

held was: to ‘prevent & zorious \

official of high social and ‘military raik
confidentially gave the. government in-
formation which {led to the arreat’ of
Dreyfus, but stipulated. for silence as to
the. informer’s name. ~Now Casimir
Perier will declare all.

WILL. FLY: THE: SPANISH FLAG
Spanish Residents of. Santiago Permitted to
Celebrate Special Mass.
Santtaco ve Cuba, June 22,—The
Spanish residents have requceted per-
iniesion to celebrate. :@ Zspecial mass. on

ince: the

= = ma
pea We will have yor:
All we Try average tian bayws from their ‘appear-{
ask is: ance and fit, They know Iittle sbout'leath:
er and truet to their dealers. “Hence the advantage of- dealing: with a ‘repo
table house... Our shoes strike people by atylish shape’ ‘and “by their quality. ~

C..O. LALONDE

106 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE. 11 EAST; COILUMBIA AVENUE.

&..
/

x \

—

cme of our Medicines turned into
‘Those who have tried our

and invigo!
eise veritable treasure a heute ios hing in the Drug ne.
oceme 510 ination ‘what ie wanted, for if we have 3 ore itwecan Space

T. R. MORROW, Suacete to Sauer

. | ing at the stake and was glad: to bo

jothiny
ropacatichea are ponvinced et
Give our

ae ise age place place

The Clarendon” Cate.

~ FIRST CLASS IN EVERY® RESPECT,
- Open Day and Night,

Rooms for Banquets and Dinner Parties.

H, H.Playford,

AUDITOR and.
ACCOUNTANT

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

P.O, BOX 698.

cash. ur prescription sn
ceipts prepaled' by me cad suvernt least
nt.

SPRING CLEANING.”

Soe pia sepoone ;
.

ICOOGU

Be couse:

ivery Sunday night, Grand
Practice Concert by New City Band
At 8T. CHARLES HALL,

~ Thoms sa Dregisl,

First Avenue Near Spokane Street.

ie ie Oniye Sciseme

‘againat the Nelson‘team has encouraged
per] Rossland to make an effort to-win.at the
Nelson Dominion day celebration. The Bs
ae sor cpae Bare gue atte 85

in have et het

Sonantox;:Mies.; Jane 22.-
jury find the. deceased; came to

out on a limb and broke his neck.”
Such was the verdict of the coroner’s
jury.in the the case of! ‘Daniel Patrick
colored, lynched here yoaterday, for as-
saulting Miss Bessie Ireland. Patrick
contessed the crime and begged the mob
to shoot him: He evidently feared burn-

off with:a rope.and. builets.::. The: ba
red of the most Prominent men part!

"Yaue, B. Cy, June 21.
fallen 10 inches in. the last teenty-fouir
hours. :
Lu.ooxcet, B. C.;;June “99, Water
hase fallen about two feet the past twen-
ty-four hours. The. ‘weather ‘i is much
warmer.

Quranztcz, B. O., Jute

has fallen five inches since last’ report.
Weather warm.

— Ee

Right Swing on Jaw.
Younastown, Ohio, June 22.—Matty.
Matthews of New York ked out

to the affair which hitherto has been 4
¢

ailors lost “ ‘a year ago Jn *

det-of! es ths except inthe case of

by climbing a tree and-veaturing too far |:

“bi oddcally: einoolh; no -grip-
ing afterwards. ...Sabe

Finst Broxer. How th Lk “under-

tere quality, ‘tender doyit their services
to the Gover ner; his Jarge, fortune. up-
on hig good and -g. is nature, bang-
ing, subdues snd properties. io; hia; love
all. sorts of m men; yea, from , the ; marble
flatterers . to the
yellow. legged. expel ry whoze locomotions
are the; junping gears, of Latydids.

} Enter! ‘Messenger.

command are come tg. play #
at ‘coniedy th te Minter,

“SMAyoret Marr’. Tem: hear’
the hoochy-coochiy?

_ No my Jord; it! ia

cy. council aneeting: set to the
tune of Duke Norman’s::dollars? ~
that would ‘make me-coltish as.

Some housenold stuf? Z
he ik & kind’ol politic ies
well, ell ;
: oice underthatable +i
Thash thi ap tees isha !--

Maxor,
iv ‘Brokanus.. They say

tebanks, yel

ly fear my money ‘jg not beafe,. .

Charles Buras of Cincinnati in the sixth
round before the Youngstown athletic
clab Jast night ith a right swing on the
jaw.
Beneflt Baseball Match. ¢
Arrangements are being made.to give

‘a benefit” bazeball. match:-an the local
rounds, between two picked nines of
Roseland ‘players. next’!
success of the local team last. Sunday

(Teund and odors of. )
Nonrzarorro.
this world! ~~ ‘
Eniter Sooih sayer.

Soors.

habHiaments—bloomers, : rage,

escape the wiath of Mirtinio.-
% Barbazians eses, a
MEss. f ss Toppinicus!

add)

boys wish to up all
and raise eome , money for the _Nelson
trip: ond/ have Bones this © “plan ‘of
dojug it.
Eagles, Attention.
Business of special importance is to
be considered at the regular meeting of
and Aerie No. 10, F..O. E.,.Thura-

ST, CHARLES HOTEL

‘June 22nd,. Eagles’. hall.

Oldest Established House in Kootenay.
WILLIAM. R. BEATTY
Undertaker.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

Xewly equi ped and ‘Tens
Fine accommcdations, ilot. an
slectrle tights and ail ihe latest imps

wo-foot stone wall Sx60 and 8 feet Bis!
cellent place J for

Fee
~ Cold Storage To Let.
Under thot, Charles Hotel.
All Kinds of Delicacies the MarketcAffords.

Fall attendance Foasntiee By order
He Danni, Sec.

45) a>
W. P. Dockrill who has been in the

fore sit
rayed in balelull swallowtail.’
K. with yous
is as gooil as'the high-eign:

Soner Citizen. -1’m
here, The players have

a
rhalee

Your worship’s players, hear-

-]0: F- Jackson. ¥

low, legged "esparts, galvan-
ized Americans, and, many -such-like
liberties of sin: ift prove so, I will be
gone the sooner. ,1’ll go to Trail, Lgreat-

Such sounds ave not ‘of

Fly. barbarians fly; and: for
those'drees suits. obtain: more ‘somber
night-
gowns, for those-of you *who “have - un-
canny shapes, tights for'you: Warrenico,
appear in” barvels—anything, » if- you'd

Where-
tt thou? ‘Thou’rt not ar-
*Tis O.
Thy. garbjon this occasion

Martiato speaking

‘got so: glad I’m
importunod
theti’ sulleta‘once to often, their tongues
‘atelcose and off the'trolly uf this night's
festivities. * Theit /singeonig “of « politics
hath smote the car 30 Berea the

He will not.atand their work. - It may
be the misfortune of the hour but-there’s
a.row in eight. oF

Exit Martinio tn ar rage taking bi his uaguat with
Soner Citizen. _ Be: merciful,- Ma
tinio., Keep.on thy. shirt, .great duke.
Magrixio.’ Asgreat'as Tam, I° have
observed these Siwashes at this potalach
Though they all; would serve me they
could not be man to me; for indeed,
such a conglomeration of antics. does
net amonnt to aman, ‘Not one of them
ever broke any man’s head ‘except his
own, and that was against-a lamp” post
when‘be waa drunk. I pray thee cease
thy cou: which falls.iato. mine ears”
protit] a5 28 8 ‘wedding march into.
Oh; I shall bust! “ “My ‘griet
crys louder than an advertisement in’
The Record.

err ‘Yet bend not: ‘alt’ harm upon thy-:
salt. Make them that do, offend, you:
suffer'too., .~ :. Lod aint
Minzrisio. I'll do'tt ree
Entérs banquet room with blood in his eye.

{| You're alot of hoboa ia dress suit¢? The

i | Stubble ends of millionaires. Scat! .
“| When the zwei-umvirate meets, your
‘| appropriations’ ‘shall: be cut of

shafts and tunnels'of ‘your mines

-~ "| be pulled out; 1’Jl bite a piece ont of the

moon ! 2$+ *}
Exit Martinio, choking.

Inn Kerrer, (Survea the ~ wreck.)
Oh me, Ob'my!: ‘They’ye made a Tough
house cof it tale night. -~ 3

TRAIN CATCHERS. ~

~~ Thomas ‘Garrison came in from Bpo-

have-sold:thi Peokines hotel to Boliis
Wentwort! s

. Dr. G8. ‘Armtrong came: fel

| Noster last evening.

Stevenson, Teturned home teday.
I:'N: Thomas, of‘ Thomas.and Sm
went to Northport on business today.

orf business today.

Majer:R, G. Faardi beckielett tetar fat

for the Boundary country, ;

Hugh Henderson retorned last Sven:

ing from Spokane. Ry
0. Jeldness retarned to Byokens toy

ds z

EB. J. McCune, left on the noon, train
for ‘Spokane. : :

8..L. Davis, of the ‘Algae went to ‘Spo. $
kane today on a week's vacation... ~

. Mrs. E. J, Moore, of Portland, camein
today on‘a visit tober sister-in-law, Mrs.

ABOUT... THE city.

The "Red Mountain train was an hour.
late this afternoon.

lw Spring, the jeweler, has at the
pottom of his, front winduw a new sign --
in gold .and silver letiering on | plate
giase. It is one of the beat executed
pieces of work in the | ‘city.

The city band gave its firat open air
concert last evening at the corner of
Washington streetand Columbia avenue.
About 400 people gatbered in that vicin-
ity >and. were we)l pleased with _the
mutic,

‘There will be a eecial ice cream, and
strawberry festival. at the Metho.list
church with refreshments this evening.
‘There will be song and ‘recitations and
no’ admission fee will ba charged. ~~

E. B. Duffy, traveling freight and pas-
senger agent for the Denver & Rio
Grande railway, left this ‘mor ning fer
Portland, his headquarters. He was de-
lightfully surprised at the size and im:
portance of Ressiand.

ee aes
A Runaway.

‘An express team belonging to Wm.

Fank ran away this afternoon at Blue's

eaw mill and threw out little: Eddie

law office of McDonald & Clute. left this,
morning for the ea! y

lbe examined for admission

va]o Masti tM

Vmark’ you, how tne crowd ae bb her c ee phone

Fank, but fortunately did not burt him
4 to waa Memoaliehed, but the
Were nui injured,

C. Fy Jackson-took: s ran’ we nee , 4