H
he

of the league is« pdefined in ' these:

* with their‘own ‘continent, assuring’

-'Monroe doctrine ‘in all ‘its fullness

- that those possessions ‘shall not un-

. tion of this hemisphere in all of its

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
‘Tux Ocpsst Datey, iN THM IJnraaion.
PUBLISHED 2DAILY* 1}

OFFICE: Dassuaiee ‘Bostoprice BLOCK.
L. 98, P, ©, BOX 538.

af the kindest
}] members have not,, well read recent

cation to the uplifting of humanity
to peaceful industry.”
The league may; be .animated by

intentions, but its

history, or .it Would not have been

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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pany. hal Pair fyenr by mail
“Daily, per year.......
Dail; 19, per per ear, foreign...
, Bubsoriptions inyarlably in advance. *

a3 an EE: =
Advertising rates will be made known upon
application, =

‘TheRgconp reaches the people.

ized. The absorption of Can-
ada by the United Stutes-—call it
annexation, political union or by
any other name you please—has
been an impossibility ever since
confederation and the construction
of the Canadian Pacific
made this country a nation politic-
ally and commercially.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 9, 19co.
ere aeeneneate

till July 1,2000,and you will be dead
and gone to glory, or elsewhere,
long before that, so you cannot hear
the answer, 3

—_—_—_—— .
Lot for Sate. ~~"
A desirable residence lot for $250.
A snap. J. L. Wuitney,
tf 47 Columbin: Ave.

Kootenay lunches are the best.

Match pairs, handsome: turnouts,

THE ‘CENTRAL

_DRY GOODS STORE.

AN OFFERING

tion breathed the spirit of
ity into the people of Canada and
the great national highway has
made it a practical reality. A gen-

‘| eration has -grown up since confed-

eration and it is proud of being
Canadian—boasting not of Quebec,

1 2 3) 4 5 6] 7 Ontario, New 3 Brunswick, Nova
8) g} 10) rr fr2-)13 1 14 Scotia,. “British: Colnmbia or any
15 | 26] 17] 18 | 29 | 20 | a1 other province but of Canada as
22:| 23 | 24) 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 their country There is-no more
39} S03 : desire for exation fo ‘the United

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Antive from DESTINATION. Leave for
: ‘Trail, Nelson,Crows
resem.) Net, gaily neko”
ron Trall Nelson, and
a
gaily, 7 sneliding Sun: bss p.m.
days jandal
pols aay, excep
To Trail, Notion Ar]. 7003 m.
Banting ke
From, | Trail, Nelson
(7:0 p.m. | Arrow Lake poluts and
Bese main fine...
” 1205 Pp. M,
&3oa. m.
tots Bhs | cesses Spokane escweee 31700 p, m.

‘TIMB OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

States in Canada than there was in
the United States for're-union with
the mother country a’ generation
after the declaration of indepen-
dence. ,

: What would Canada have to gain
by such a union in exchaye for
what she would lose? She has as
complete liberty as the people of the
United States. There are ‘many
Americans, in Rossland and they
enjoy as great freedom as in their
own country. . For all the essential
difference that‘ exist in the polit-
ical institutions, these American

‘| residents can hardly realize that

they have crossed a boundary line.
It may be argued that Canada
would .gain commercially by the

DESTINATIONS. { DUE

CLOSE |

Revelstoke and all points|
i fens, Vanes includ, se a m.
2300 p.m, . af V leo i D. T.

ven pm. lioops, Vancouver. |’ a TB

Robson,
Si ny 1», Hal § ohn |
a aed ayer pena

Nelson, Kaslo, and Ymir,
fo all Re Root enay lake, i a a
‘TES a.m. row Nest nec} fe
daly |e Galiy.”

‘Spokane, “North;
ati potnts in Gialiea Staten

Ordinary letter mail only,|,

for all, Eastern

UGnied King mand all Bae
other foreign

countries:

Nelson and Nels telson district,

is, N
renttotion’ est base D ‘past
lern Canada, United ‘King-|
jdom and all | European Points|

ps Forks. Greenw:

70 aS pen

“daly.

Mibway and ail other Beene
District point

Australia, China and J: notices.

i of free trade with the
vast territory extending southward
to the gulf of Mexico.
now has the benefit of protection
from foreign armed aggression by
the imperial army -and navy, and
has.a very early prospect of free
trade with all parts of .an empire
infimtely more. vast and_ of more

States. The gain by political union
would not nearly. compensate for
the great loss Canada would suffer.
This is quite aside from the in-
tense loyalty to their country which
inspires men of British birth. _ Even
though they mays by force. of ‘cir-

other country, they do. so.with re-
luctance and never Jose their inborn
pride in the Jand of their birth. This’
lidarity of the British people in all

Letters for Re ‘ion must be ted half
7 hour revous pant time for closing the ‘mails, ae
stoffice is open from 8 a. m.,to iy
ait Except! ‘Sunday. me

TO ADVERTISRMA,

New’ reading matter makes your
advertisement ‘attractive. - We will
‘gladly. change your ‘‘ad” every issue,
if copy is presenced before 10 a. m.

‘A HOPELESS DREAM.

.

A coterie of probably well mean-
ing but misguided people in New
York have organized what they call
the: National Continental: » Union
‘League, with the object of promot-

‘ing’ the ‘political:union’ of Canada
and the’ United States. ~The object

resolutions:
“Resolved, That we invite the
Canadian. people to'cast in their lot

them that ‘they 'shall’ have all the
continent-.can give them “and that
we will respect their - freedom of
action and welcome ‘them, when
they desire it, into an equal and
- honorable union.

‘‘We reaffitm and “reproclaim the

and reassert the right of this repub-
lic to give force to’ the doctrine by
'résponding to the request of any’
American state in the case of any
‘encroachment by any foreign pow-
er.» We are not disposed to inter-
fere by force with thé existing pos-
sessions of any European power in
this hemisphere, but we demand

der any conditions be -enlarged or

used to the disadvantage of .govern-

ment of, by and for the people. .
‘Resolved, That we fidentl.

tell what has happened.

countries has been strengthened by
the South African war and would

But she,
Giant.

varied resources than the United

railway “At Pri t Cl
carriages and gurneys—Montana rices 0 car.
,Confedera- | stables. Phone 6." =
1 “Fine MotlediGoods
Physicians fecommend — most

highly Schlitz’s extract of malt.
Sold by ‘the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. -Import-
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-,
dies by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate prices. tf

Ladies’ tailcring— Fit: style“ ‘and
satisfaction guitantesd, at Lough-
eed’s. if ee

. TOWAYS STOCK SALES,

Following is a summary of the
sales on the local exchange today,
together with the quotations:
monslana Sales. ¢ fo

Sales today on thelotal: exchange
were as follows: _Rambler-Cariboo,
1000, 2334c;_- White Bear, 5000, |.
2500, 2c; «. -Canadian, | [Gold : Fields,
5000, 6c; Morning. Glory, 5000,
4c; Rathmullen,: 2000, 4c. Total
sales, a9;000. ‘shares. “ yd

alone suffice to prevent the
of any movement aiming at the
renunciation of allegiance to tie
queen,

EDITORIAL ‘NOTES.

Evideatly the voters ‘in itu-

. 85.
of an- Gonsolidated ES :
ullivan..... ~ 12%)
TAC. 6 ig |i
‘on Thumb. . 20 eT
‘an And: 3%
irginia, 4a
War Eagle 10 $14
ters “BK
White Bear. 2h 4
‘Winnipeg .. 12%: 1g
Telephone 88. P.O. Bor 268
A: -B. MACKENZIE) & 0.
MINING BROKERS,
Columbia Ave,

-Roiaiand, B.O

encies where ministers ran for ‘re-
}glection think the. franchise has had
enough exercise this year.

The ‘Tacoma street car horror
would probably not have happened

Established May, 1895,

MINING AND INVESTMENT
= “BROKERS, : +

‘Agents for ParisBell Addit ion to Rossland. |

if the number ‘of gers carried
on‘a street car had been limited’ by
law,-as in Europe.

The enforced suicide of Emperor
‘Hwang ‘Si'may have been brought
‘about ‘by the reform’ niovement
against the dowager empress’ con-
trol.

Does anybody recall what became
of that old gentleman named Kru-
ger, of whom ‘there was some talk
a. month or so ago?

Judging by: the “contradictory re-
ports emanating from Shanghai,
that city needs’ relief—from a,
swarm of liars,

- Some readers of the Rgcorp com-
plain that, after reading the dis-
patches from China, they cannot
Neither
can we. We give it up, like a Chi-
nese laundry. bill.

Sliced missionary is all the rage
at social sessions of the Boxer
lodges. ‘ot

‘What kind of a Dominion day

the C if

from E
dominion and control, and its dedi-

let: will they have -in the

year 2000?—Montreal Herald. Now
what is the use of ashing a question
like that? It ‘cannot be answered

Estimates furnished on all kinds ‘of work. |

Office and shes! Commercial gourt rear Alham-
hotel

INVESTORS |

will find the office, *
‘of the

ROSS THOMPSON..:..:..
T have the following blocks in inthe following companies. ae tale;

Evening ‘Star,
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North ‘Star and Zila M

Ladies’...
Tailor-Made
Garments.".” =
Our... ?
Spring

ALUM AMAL AL AALALLAALA

Beautifulcombinations 4
in Plain Skirts. and
Checked Skirts.*.".2*.

Sm LLOLLUTyeTVTryreyrey ey

|

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grisernrsnrnerenranengvereerer.

As we ‘have not ’a great
many ‘left, ‘we also offer
_ the ‘balance of... 2,

TTT AT

* It.would'he well to look after these Snaps at once.

d Holstead & Wright §

“Cor. First Ave. and Washington!St. =. -
THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING STORE”
Ladesitechaiaiianth nani tnabedyshal

Katie D. Green G. -M
aud D. Co., Ltd:

é NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

‘Property {situated on’ North. Fork Salmo

River;-Erie District, B.C. a

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY. eon

Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury Stock-is now
offered to the public at

pT 1-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application to

22 Columbia Aveuue, GEORGE H. GREEN, — -
‘Rossland, B.:C.- Sec-Treasurer.

as| Coats." §

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Cry
eh

: Associa ted
“Press —
_ Report.

Zureka Ci

Lots in the Speer ‘Townsite °.

Reddin<: Jack

0. Agents, 2 ne d.

THE: LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL,
S Headquarters? ‘for Commer-

cial Men.:..Splendid Sample Rooms..
UNEXCELLED TABLE, se

The Arlington. ——s— fbi geet

Toun Haverty, Proprietor: i

Consolidated Mining Co,

Two doors above Masonic Hall,
Columbia avenue,

Three Large Veins, ‘Good ~
Values, Large Ore Body;

O0E)4 Ah 09) OM need}

g
OLE, Miedo
g

one mile west of the city
and thes.....,..:.e08

Best Buyin Rossland

Will be pleased to’ show parties
properties, &c., by. calling at, office

A. G, CREELMAN, ©
CONTRACTOR
-AND BUILDER,

bing promptly attended to. ; Joba

1, P.O. Be

FOR RENT.

Boxes in Bank of Montreal Safe=

ty Deposit Vault.

deep
LEN.

%
%

division,

~~ materi:

~ the hills*betwe:

EERE

Cr eS

GREATEST MILITARY FEAT.

“ @eruiaii ‘Tribite so Roberts — only

‘pried Arty on Barth,

~ The>s occupation of Pretoria
stratepigally’ -ended the war, and
- Hoenig, the: Getman military _his-
torian, _ declares:—'This — military
performance ‘ of |England ” is the
greatest in-her history.” The suc-
cess of Lord Roberts in. taking
with’ him all the'heavy guns neces-
sary for a:siege of Pretoria is the
subject of Hoenig’s:. admiring «com-
ment: “How ‘much heavy ‘artillery.
Roberts had with. him,” he says.
“the passed over in: silence, “but he
has heavy'guns with the Eleventh
‘When: one knows what
difficulties ‘the “conveyance’ of. this
ausediin the “countries (of
Central 'Burope;we see that: ‘Roberts
must “have: united’ great’. ti

on Saturday between Rossland and
the Boston Bloomer girls. . Of the
game at Winnipeg, the Manitoba
Free -Press said:

“The Boston Bloomers, the fe-
male champions of the continent,
met and ‘defeated: the , Union base

[ball club ot Winnipeg yesterday - af-

ternoon at Fort Garry park, by a
score of 8to 7. The game was ore
of. the best exhibitions of base” ball
played in the’city this season, and
it was very interesting from start to
finish, The Bloomers made no bur-
lesque of the game, but played a
fast, consistent game of ball, and
will give any amateur team in the
country a hard'game. They -put
up an excellent article of ball’ and
won the game all the way on_ their
merits. Their pitcher.is a wonder.
She has the action and delivery of-a

-with excellent ‘preparations “during

> his. rest. in Bloemfontein, for ‘the
"heavy: artillery arrived before. Jo-

hannesburg at the same ‘time asthe
above-natriéd "division. Had the
Boers offered.
~ have. been able immediately : to. be-
gin to bombard'them.” :

Britain will come-out of the South
African war-with the only tried ‘and
tésted army on éarth. ‘Lord Rob-

erts isa statesman as well as a “sole [

dier, and it is not his policy to scat-
“ter the Boers with a-rush when de-
lay and discouragement isscattéring
_them without bloodshed. It.cannot:
be long now'until thé burghers i inthe
Free State are. ,ctowded. into sub-
jection, jand the “Boers isolated in

ier will soon weary

of the hopeless: fight, and the .bless-

ings of peace: will be restored ‘to the
‘Toronto Tel

fied with the game.

first-cl ional, and yester-
day struck out 12 men of the Union
team and only. allowed nine - hits.

The attendance was'very large. ‘and e

fashionable, .and all were well satis-
Today's: game
no doubt will draw a larger crowd,
as the gitls have shown themselves
to‘be good “all-round” players and
heir conductiis certainly lady-like.”

ROSSLAND EVENING

RECORD, JULY 6, 1900

‘Through Siceper.

With the inauguration of the
‘Imperial Limited’ service the
Canadian Pacific. railway. operate a
through ‘sleeper between Arrow-
head and, Vancouver for the accom-
modation of the Kootenay business,
This will be a very great conven-
ience to the travelling public.

Pure Soap
Is 'y for a good pl
ion. A soap to be pure need not

necessarily be high priced. We
have-on hand a large assortment of,
all the leading makes of toilet. soaps
and-we have, besides, other varie-
ties, which, if not so well known,
are fully as good and cost less
money, :

Ross.anp: Druc ‘Co,, Phone 185.

Going Out of Business

CLASSIFIED.

Advertisements under this head inserted at the
fe of One Cent a Wont “Nothing taken for
Fest Kan'ty conte.” Sts tnurrtions, $1.00,

ere TAIL LORING, NG.

oO. SAVARD, Fa Fashionable Me Merchant ‘Tailor,
carrlesthe best assortment of Imported and do-
mestic goods in Rossland. None but first-class
labor employed. frlces moderate, Columbia
avenue, Rossland. .

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE—Four-roomed house, plastered and.
painted, and lot; central; $700, ‘I’. rest, 26 Co-
Jumble avenue,

FOR RENT —‘Honse, five rooms, $15; two
Tooms, $6; house, three rooms, $5. ‘I. Prest, 26

Columbla avenue,

FOR BALE—Fine lot Columbia: ave.,
cheap,  T. Prest, 26 Colum

FQR'SALE—New house andlot;) tour rooms
and kltchen : verandah; ‘good: house; only” $5755
Half cash, balance easy terms. ‘I. Prest, 26 Co-
Jumbla avenue.

FOR SALE—Bouse and lot; four rooms and
kitchen and verandah; corner lot, only £600; half
cash, balance on‘easy terms, ‘T, Prest, 26 Colum-
bia avenue.

The ‘Rossland~ Auction House}: FOR SALE—Buridlesiof old papers for
in. ‘Coll " avenue}. iSeytanii sale at this oflice. e
the,” Vernon ix cNelson a se | Application for Hotel Dlesnss,
phone cx y’s office, has ¢

to go out of business, The store ig]!
for rent, fixtures for sale and the
stock qwill-be offered -at prices un-
heard of..,. The sale is now going
on. :

“Au Esteemed Citizen,
Captain. S. B. Shaw, who has dis-

‘poséd of his business in this city to

Levy: & Company, will leave shortly
for the Coast, where he will: follow
his old calling in the'transportation
line>

tensive and- ‘successful business
career, he has gained a ‘host of|:
friends. © “His many generous traits i

have won for him the highest esteem
and-the good wishes of the people

fruit j jars in ‘pints,

Jelly glasses;

How the Bloomers Play Hall. —
One’of the most * intéeesting: ball
games‘of the season will be” played

of Rossland follow ‘him in his new
venture, | _~

‘Fancy gaited saddle horses—new
‘| buggies—fine -

single
Montana stables. - Phone 6.

“Hazelwood ‘ice cream, ice czeam
soda,~ G. ‘B. chocolates, fresh* cut |.

flo wers, etc., at the Bon Ton ° tf

Captain Shaw is one of Ross-|,
land’s pioneers, and besides an ex;

drivers ‘at

Job
Printing
Se

. of every
description ‘3
executed with) @
neatness:
and cisearen

~at the.

cense for the cae
avenue, Rossland McLx .

01
Dated this ist day of July, 1900. rt

Appilcation tor Hotel License.

ofthe figs rat givens. that at the next sitting

r

| block 28, tn the orfginal townsite of Rossland,

is Rok OWEN? |
Dated this goth day of June, 1920.

EF. we HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,
In Custom House butlding

New York Life Insurance Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, B. ©. .

Le Roi Liverv, Feed
_& Sale Stables.

JOuN F. LINDEORG ++ «»PROPRIETOR
Heavy Transferring. .

First-class, Saddle & Pack Horses.
STABLES:

Commercial Alley, Phone No, 39.
Postoftice Box 16,

ema,
“Imperial
nal

Service for the year 1900 es
be cortmenced | teal

will
JUNE 10. The “Impe-|2
rial Limited”: takes

you across ftie’ Conti-|‘~

- nent: in four days with-
out change. It is a
solid vestibuled train,
luxuriously equipped

with every possible es-|:

sential for the cotifort

TIME CARD OF TRAINS.

Double Daily Train Service.

No. North mae | Pal

it Limi

spa except Sui - Wothers daily.
n Noss east bon sy ‘ *

CITY TICKET OFFICE,
ZEIGLER BLOCK,
Carner;Howard aud Riverside.

Try Our Etectric Lighted

“NORTH COAST
LIMITED”

With New ‘Observation Cars.”

JW. HILL, General Agent, Spokane; Wa,
A.D, CHARLTON,A.G.P.A.. Portland.Ore,

“and. conveni ce of
Passengers. Ask your
friends who have. trav-
-elled’on it, or address

EJ. “COYLE,

A.G.P.A.,
Vancouver, B.C.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

‘Washington Street, Rossland, B,; O.

W.F. ANDERSON,

PAL
Nelson, B.C.

Furnished Rooms.

2 Fi rst-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time ‘Checks
cashed, free of.charge.

Proprietor

Harry McIntosh = = -

OPERA HOUSE

ONE SOLID WEEK,
COMMENCING

Monday Eve., July 16

Clara Mathes’
Big Stock Company

Ina es of high-class dramatic
luctions “and ‘refined
Popular vaudeville.

Monday Evening will be presented the very tunny
comedy drama,

BROWN’S
IN TOWN

With special scenery and accessories,

Change of Play and Shcclalties Nightly
POPULAR PRICES.
Seats now on Sale at Rolls’ Drug Store.

t

obtained at 25 feet.

Divided into 2,000, 000 Shares at 10 cents eect:

600,000 Shares of which are Dinged: in the Treasury.

er

. ts of four claims, namel: The “CASCADE,” is the-"CASCADE FRACTION,” the “ROYAL KANGAROO," and the
Per ee NTAT Tt ease Peewee sur lin Trail Creeic Mining Division of West Roptensy. District, British Columbia, about three miles from’ Gladstone
on the. Canadian Pacific Railway, and twenty-five miles'from Rossland.

shaft -4o feet deep has been sunk on the “Cascade” on a 4-foot vein of free ‘milling quartz assaying from $12 on the surface to overjo
‘4o feet depth. Numerous open cuts expose the lead for over 1500 feet.

Actunnel is now being run on the vein, and an assay of $34.80 was -
This tunnel is being made of a large size: for a, working tunnelyand i is now 115 feet in length. ,

-It has, beeh, escertained by

se experts that it will concentrate 25 into 1, “thus making concentrates of the average value of about $500.00 per ton. ‘

+

Owing to its proximity to the railway and to the fact that it cat’ be worked very cheaply on account of it: being a tunnel, proposition and that thie tunnel follows the vein
_.and considering the average value of the quartz, it is safe to say that the “CASCADE” is‘one of the most promising mining propositions in the district.

We are now selling the stock at FIVE CENTS, payable in five monthly payments, and recommend it to the public i as asa Br gitaent.

‘CASCADE GOLD MINING & MILLING co., LIMITED L’B’Y.
ye For particulars, WM. B. TO WN. Ss E N Dy 'Rossland;’ ‘D, e.

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