ae ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JANUARY 28, 1899.
Married at Tekoa, Wash. oe smeeeseseeeoeseeesoS ee esee} cee

Mies Ella Kelinm, daughter of wile
won Kellum, of this city,’ was married
‘0 W. Jy Maxwell,of Republic, at Tekoa,
‘Vioronta, B. C. Jan, 21.—As a result | Wash.” Both parties ttre well known in
of the opposition convention last night} Rossland, having I lived here for the past
there was a sensational row today be-| two or three y th
tween Attorney General Martin and}. The newly 3 Yrarried couple will make
Price Ellidon, opposition member. for their Home in Spokane,
Kust Yale. At the convention Ellison’ a Prof. Ned Parker pes fonated #50 ie if
‘a 1e revenue Oo! 18 Cl

gevribt Marin tn epenens mice towel pane aad ol, regs
Merit6ba, aid te ee ned. bles eee a ea a ee nei te
if the report of bis remarks was correct- ik
ly made in the morning paper.

“Yes.” said Ellison.

“Well, you’re u liar,” roared Martin,
dancing ‘round excited dy.

LIARS SEEM TO BE. PLENTY.

Politics 1s Getting Worm in Vietoria These
mes.

CsOok

ori

Sey st. ‘ adh

Ee

©

PRIOH: aan CENTS.

‘Men’é rat ‘prize ae

ea

Curlin; ; Good y

é Bonspeil opens at the Rink Goaieve, Hon aE

at 9a. nh.. More Carnt i Money. :

: A ey Mesars Roas Thompsen, Townsend and

Hae ; . | Jackson, the® fin: ‘committee of the

GRANDMASQUBRADBIN THE EVENING) “iter carnival, wors sit, again yoater-
eter ivt., S f * day and received idjowing contrbu-

No dantier Undermuslins were ever presented to an appreciative
woman than our new apring assortment just opened up in our ‘Dry Goow

| Department, i
‘DAINTY, ‘DURABLE, DESIRABLE.

No sweat shop or prison labor on them. | ‘All made by, wall, paid employes
es, union hours, unlimited vaciety, all prices.

Bleached Muslin, Lonsdale Cambric, Nainsook,
Night dresses, Chimise, ‘Corset covers Skirts Drawersf
~w==—A Profusion of Frills and Lacesj

MEN’S. AND BOY'S 5
: CL OTHING.
: "ane tone distance’: lephone. Mastit “aisek i :
M nd 1 . am shes neded pe pol ink at nee et Since this 1s #0) The following ‘rinks will represent |
en Ss all ‘ ' OFA : | stationéry. ied in it everything | Rossland in the carnival curling contests | Fy
A il i pati : 2 ; : ole a aamin tationery Line,

which will commence. tomorrow morn-
Boy'sClothing | :

Rossland Mining Stocks

“Come over here till you hear me talk
to him,’ m called the attdrney eneral tol ny ite a ete ke fox am ke
Kelly of Kootenay and a smal roup of] ble address, “ "Codes, ot jeber
members, Then Martin proceed to pour | Bedford MeNeal and Moreing 1B & Neal
olt a volume of words that are usually B sononagrenaronsang =r,
matked by blanks in # . newspaper,
“Call me i carpetbagger,”, he yelled. wd Pal alates." Railway addition to
swell Tean pay my debta and yon can
We Have Buyers ae for All Stand-

ard Stocks.

. hte 1a, from year to year,
= nye, however, 16 leis 2 entirely
ape i at stoddea. with

dali

1 onl sinc Torin The effect is

Union wagh

i tle rate and.mi hebede

u Yon lie,” retorted Ellison, who is 8
rich rancher and a man considerably
over middla age. © Elligon kept his tem-
per. while Martin left the tase calling :
abusive epithets over hig shoulder.
is likely this will not be the end of tHe
matter.

FOR POLITICAL REASONS.

i Bhaseijor bo hie :
BOON Sues & SAIN iF

tione to the fund

‘amp seRink’ 41:60 SMonte.
‘oramander Novalty.
lonadian G Fi
auade Western...

Patk

: 2 | Sohn Fe
Names, of the Rossland. Rinks Which Powder company,
‘Are to Meet All, Com- any, $10; F.
+ ers. :

+

fice. 0

Vicronta, B. fo fae 21.—It is under- | Gi
stool here that Magistrate Hall, recently
appointed to please the moral reform
people here, will be removed from the
licensing board before Ite meeting. in
February. | ‘This is said to be the under,
standing given out by ‘Attorney Gener:
Martin to the liquor people to secure
their votes at. the election here, The at-

Report the Magistrate H Ato Hall 's to be Removed | Falls \
6G

oon. ,

. L, Parker, $5;
t Barr, $33 Danlel &
Cole, $5; Bich-
Tal for the dey, $203.

ing at.9 o'clock: re}
STATIONERY,’ WALL ‘PAPER, vancy | Skip, W, A. Carlyle, R. G. E. Leckie,
GOCDS, TOYS, NOTIONS BLANK nooks | W-T. Oliver, Dr. Campbell. G

. AND, CIROULATING_ LIBRARY, Skip, H. H..Smit!
Pocketand Balce Diaries 1899, Batereon, 7 patie McKinnon

Skip, T. M. Beamiaby: D. B.
| 8. Beeler, W. MeQneen Be Beales A
i Fraser, L B. de’ el
TEE Bats Forin. ak : rvebht,
alby Morkill, J; And:
6 rs Foss, ‘Dr. Armstrong. ateadily to thi
Skip, A.B, Granston, J.B; ly rose to ti irteen, ixteenths pre-
qa B  Pralty ‘and. W. Ht. Jo + was, By Elwood,| mium, and ad Goldfields, which are
‘ ey ‘omorrow. morning at § .o’clock at the| "Ce more above par.,,.B.’ Ah ©.
Git, a Lavalley and ‘Greer rink ik open the carnival sports, ‘The | somewhat better
games! 6 curlin; nepei ‘
will all be played tomorrow. f pel Bablie 20. 20k men eae Brea acorners
All outside'rinks entered ‘in any com-| 1° 9% em, at, f is price. L, and
etition in the bonapeil must. take part B. ©. Goldfields h: epicened to 134.
In this event, and fRossland must ente: | It is believed that th, is persed. shi 3
‘ARISE | an equal number of rinks. The aggre- holders will Focal ye. bod rent, ordine
gate score is.to “count. If the visitore|aties for each ‘which cane,
| win, they must play down during the| there would be igi shares «1
‘Vbonspeil.. If: Rossland wins the teams | receive aividoads pron trdue earning | a
must play down after the bonspeil. 20 per.cent in each yer
‘he curling bonspeil. will be given an- | version of the de orcad i
der the auspices of the Kootenay. Curl ais price of -the” ordin!
ing association as follows: a to adyance, altho
vray keep the pri
Bess are firm—the.
ently. assimilated
these shares to th

rand total; $1,053,

FOR THE BALANCE -THE B.C.

MINING MARKET.
OF THE MONTH

From. the B,C. Mining Bévigy. Pabllshed in
London, ‘Eng

tempt has been made. however, to keep
ita profound secret, for if’ the church
people hear it their ‘support will be lost,
and the government needs every -vote it
can get. a tia

News That Is Very Important.

‘Ag its readers are probably aware,
the Tribune is not yet receiving regular
press dispatches. Tbe manager of the
Canadian Pacific telegraphic lines .in
Britieh Columbia stated that a -regular
gervice might be expected on or abont
the 15th instant; bnt owing td. ciream-
stances over which he had. no ‘control,
this gervige has not yet been commen-
ced. In‘the meantime, the Tribune’: 3
press dispatches are made up in Van-|- We-want thé following stocks
conver. nnd sometimes the ils fails on]at-once. : ~ *
the telegraph company’s office “boy. . * 4 hie ne
‘Ine office boy miuet huve been on duty 5000 Montreal Red Bfouritain,
today, for the news telegraphed this af- 5000 Butte and Boston.
ternoon is uniquely interesting, as the 2600 Damtanelles.
following specimens show: 600 Virginia. i

VaNcouveR, Jun. —A CO (Camp D)
employed on the te der Tartar any hie
foot caught in the cogs of the engine
The toes were so severely crushedsthat
it rae found necessary to amputate a}

. 25 Per Cent.. : ‘of fee Roia, which,
Off.

HUNTER BROS.
DRY GOODS: DEPARTMENT. .
CRTTRGLOITDOOOSSS OOP OTLOTS ORI O COME 4

J. B. Johnson & Co.

REAL ESTATE

MINING
STOCK ETC.

GREAT _ COMPLICATIONS

gunatiedeonceeogeseevonossvoeee ©OOOSOOOOOO

uy Election, Carinival and Holiday, Al‘
‘ _Set-Dawn for Next:

——

: JIRoss Thompson.

Se

T. E. HALBY, |

ano RETAIL
DEALERIN..

‘Any of the above named stocks we
ire prepared to-buy at reagonablé
‘igures.

: elena
v8 for fatherd,
SfoNTMEAL. Jun, 20.—Another case of and sister aod IBgunt shoes for}
amallpox has weveloped on St, Patrick’e t to" I
street.
Hatarax, Jan 20.—Lake. Huron with
Doukhobors on board signalled at°2’ p.

ping, value .$35. OF ary ff
fared at the bonepelt awit ag
with this or any othe suniiug

Cronyn as.mover and D. Campbell

Le Roi Lotsinthe Original Townsit
m,—Nelson Tribune. : ~& INOL Roi: B f : 4 ‘ 3 & : : ae
‘We Don’: Believe it, E a 4 : otis beanies \
The Rossland’ Rxconp is lahoring un- : eCé ; 9 : ‘ THE REDDIN ‘JACKSON GO., AGENTS, -:-. -:-

clk”
petro ne aS ah,
ee zi, x

econd.
. Eli Lavalley came next, nominated by | and f eae
Ross Thompson and seconded by Thom- ated’ by souyentte, a :

* com
as W. Stack. Trophy. will be hel tl ic ema rear Tog tbs fal a Pe
Me var W. H. Greer was the third to fle. his sud Weill remalt the ‘property th
ROSSLAND, Hi. S papers, dalso by ot ore quite lately, mine hi sa a
E sie Dittis of carl ee nom PsoR, and seconded by F. J, ately, found by the. aiedto iso There. is
Max Bt Our Walker. upparently “yo “market i
John S..Clute, Jr., was fourth’and last oe ta have ils fuego ehares: Me
and.was placed in nomination by J. 'F. "Open, eorspatitions ae
McCrae, with J. S. C. Fraser as seconder. | joweled sata ‘3
There iy tronhle ahead. Friday ia the
Tat day for the carnival, and a Foliday
yy virtue of the mayor's proclomation.
‘Iti algo election day, and unless {some-
thing is done the saloons and bars will, of the ‘sinners
have to all close during the day. + in the grand
‘Ationg tho most liberal donators ‘to |. Tuckett vaaich for Teophy, value $50,]
the carnival are the hotel men, and it is | presented by George E..Tuckett & Sons;
said. many of them declare: they will | trophy remains the. property of the Koo-
Mf x it fe to act] withdraw their subscriptions if they are | tenay Curling Associaton, and ‘is to_be
aa ie fe. tf| compelled to clore on Friday. held by’ the, winner for‘one year, *rhe|'
A strong effort is being t made to get all association ‘provides. a ‘sterling silver
the but o: match box foreach member of the win-
there need be no election held.. How ain rink; . This’ is the district’ match,
well it will succeed remains to be geen, ‘the od ies land aa as follows:
—__—_— Nel leon an ssland, Kaslo
NO ACTION TAKEN. ; jreenWwon

Beer _

STILL LEADS
THE WAY.:

We reach the hearta of the
coreumers through their stom-
acha by giving them the PURE
HEALTHFUL, PLEASING
BEVERAGE DRINK THE

-Le Roi
Gold Seal

LAGER BEER.
Call for and see that you
—_——— getit. Itis the most Health-
Pools, Pools. ful and Appetising Beer
Will be gold atternoons and evenings brewed. :

during carnival week, on all events, at
% «Hotel Hoffa tf. mts eh

der a delusion when it states that a ma-
jority of the newspapers of this p inte
ure hostile to the Alien Exclysion Min-
ing Law. On the contrary irreepecti
of political bias, a very decided majority
of the newspapers of the province ure in
favor of the mensnre, believing it to
in the best interests of the country that
the rich inheritance that is known to
exist i in Atlin and other parts of the
Savsiar, distri 3 well as_in Cariboo,
should be nved for Canadians.—
Vancouver World.

Notice of Meeting.

The regular meeting of . Rossland
Trades & Labor Council w fi te Pics
Tueaday evening, Jan. 24
the Miner’s Union hall. te Toregater
are requested to te presente

j23 J. Etvore Tayor,

etary- “Treasuger,

Pork, | ile = aa See I
Sake AC. ‘1DSON ce O. ¥
a | AUCTIONEE

; Box 524. ‘Auctioneers, Rossland, §

; ' N.: B. Goods of all descriptions
Ovsters

Game.

at 42,
APs aarey 6,: Sa} 30, su
at- $4 ea ie 3 e ’
were dealings in

on commission.

The Dundee Gold

will have a big’ celgbrat

dee mine today, in’, hopok of the starting
‘up of the machinery of the.hew concen=
trating plant. A’ y Gtlekation of of-

ficere. stockholders ‘an 2 left on
‘ing :cerer Amo?
from al land were,

i)

and’ Grand Forks, The trophy i is to.be

There Were But Few Attended the Meeting | vompeted for by one rink from each a
Last Night. the above districts; said rinks are to be

selected at primary. compétitions be-.

tween at least two.rinks from each club,

Rossland vs. all: comers, for the chal-

wee higher prices
anon

About fifty voters of ‘the third ward
dropped into>the Lemon block’ duri:

‘Spokane Street,

Do not fail to attend the mase meeting

in the Lemon biock this evening at
o'clock if you sre a resident of the third
ward.

Rossland (pera Huse.

ALL STAR.
ALL STAR.
ALL STAR.
English Specialty Co.
ON SOLID WEEK,

ONE SOLID WEEK.
ONE SULID WEEK.
PEOPLE PEOPLE
PEOPLE PEOPLE
MONDAY.
MONDAY,
MONDAY:

THE GREATEST AGGREGATION

Cf Star ox Sqediliy ox Anite

COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN, 23.
Popular Prices—26cts, 50 cts and 75cts.

GALT —~

COAL

THE BEST

VALUE

FORTHE ~~

MONEY

IN THE

MARKET

FOR ALL

PURPOSES.

ROSSLAND, B. C.

erat
Qur Shoes at ae Suits of Clothes at Ba.
Underwear at 75c; Pants at $1.

Comiorts at $1; Blankets at $2, Ete.

M. A- Wilson
& Co

Are better than those gold elrewhere at threé thiner, the

Gall and priea our goods and yon will feo, (hese.
reaving you! effect on. gach und eve: rete in venta! se adeaita '
clothing, shoes, ete, by buying of us wilh surprise

ROSSLAND > ‘AUCTION HOUSE.
42 Enat Columbia Avenue. B. BANNETT, Manne

4° E. Columibia.F Ave.§

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

BRDEORD Cords
for Trousers. ..

J,L, Parker & Co,

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

SOLE AGENTS,

Quick W ork. oo.
Red. Star. Livery and. Transfer

“Good sad-ile horses, elegant turnouts, nobby eleighs, and fancy driving
will drive you anywhere at any time day or night.
If you are netting up a sleighing party, sec us about rige:
Horees by the day or month, Packing of all ki
press and baegess works 3 will call at any part of the city.
a ne promptly, light or heav: freight handled, mining machine
short notice, ore contracts taken. Furniture, pianos and enfes safely
pay all damages done to anthing we’ handle. ¥ We act as shippers’ agent
afer, warehouse, or ship any class of goods.
We sell Washington seasoned Fir and Tamarac
Stables: First Aventue, Office: 9 Wasl
Bet. Spokene and Washington Ste.

John W. Hartline, Proprietor.

.{ last.evening to attend the masa meeting

ef ela i
Sipe antesps

‘avo | ent, so it «was thought best to take no

e © Returning:
ess and

4 which had béen called for the purpose of
J selecting a candidate | for alderman for
that ward, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the failure of Albert Barrett to qual-

ify. ‘They camé and went, and at ne
tine were there mote than twenty pres-

action in ‘putting up a candidate. Mobt.
of those present favored the

lenge cup, valued | at $100, presented by.
on. GC. intosh, to remain the
property of ngs Kootenay Curling’ Asgo-

ciation and to be held by the winner-for| ;

one year; firat prize four
valued at $60, resented ‘by
eve of Rosalan Sted by prize, Tour sil-
ver medals, presente the Kootenay
Curling A
Consolation cup, name of donor to. be
made public later; trophy to remain the

ld Sear

of Eli Levalley, be but Mr. =Lavalley thought

rom 8
vhances At the polls next Friday,

witied to

es ‘paren, re een quired

Been Reapers Be

a business trip, left for his home: today.

Charles Dundee and wife it to
Yumir last night to be renent “at the pated by John Heckleme

an
ne Pen Er & wont eceny ing an bee epening of the New. Dundee concentra- |-'
6 He

Saba eh pér¥0t
Sane raivag gtawent

rs ered oF orner in the
igor rey tn
Wythe leet gau:

rae AHL ia dollars R., with headquarters at Nelson, arrived
pouervie dual ia the city on the midnight train last

as mun)

ot zs

and comes to take part in the carnival
curling games.

it not
0 few, We lari Ste take. his

'~ PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

”: L. Knox, editor of the Ymir, Miner,
who has been in'the city a few daya on

F W. Peters, D. F., A. of the OC. P.

night, . Mr. Peters is‘an old time curler.

Dr. G. 8. Armstrong, office and reai-

“RETURNING OFFICER,

dence rooms 6 and 6, Postofiice bleck,

To Re Held atthe Rink Saturday Evening,
>", Jain'25. - eneees

property of the Curling Asso-
ciation and to. romain with the Svinner

als, given by, the
ciation; open .to'all- rinks.which -have
not won'a prize at the bonepe
prizes old medal, yaiobd at $40,. given

Spring; second
pipes, valued a $10, given by” ‘DeVoin.&| ;

anes ery be-

AT THE OPERA

AB fOUSE.

The All-Stan English Specialty Company's

First Performazice. |
A good sized house greeted’ the spec-

for one year; firet prize, -foursilyer med-|ialty people last: night ‘tthe opera

ootenay Curling ‘As- house, and 8 really good’
was. given.
Points competition, free for all; firat| Bers om the program; each’ and everyone

performance
There were some 14 num-

of which was well rendered and received

the only fault lying with the heats
rize, case of which was abso! ately napardonable anc

butthe

aterson ; third | prize; box of cigare, do:

CARNIVAL -MASQUERAD BE;

The grand carnival masquerade will | t!

be held at the rink at® p. m. ‘Wednesday ord
evening, when the following prizes‘ will the'cake walk was x
be awarded:
‘Ladies first prize, sterling silver mani: work at a reagonable price. ;

cure set, value $12; second, » gold chai

favorites of .the . pe
unequalled in their act of' ‘tumbling and
classic ancient and moderw dtat

to have an orchestra to “fatnish proper
music the balance of thé week.

ndor krothere, wer the prime
formance, and are

There are a lat of handdomit gi
he davicing and singing. i a 6 higheat
ler. | Evans is a gaed face, and

The Roseland Laundry ai: oing g good

in | Near the postoffice,