alata

Evening Record.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1897.
UNDER DEATH WATCH

TRIED TO STOP A DUEL.
Theodore Durrant Will Be Hanged

June 1 at San Quentin.

Wants, For Sale, Rent, Lost Etc
Tencents a tine for the first insertion: and five

Aiton Ladi |
Mrs. M. Heard
has opened her new
store on Columbia
ave., where every-
thing in the line of
ladies’ and child-
Tel

a9 the people then that is not Appreciated
S NEA by'us, Palestine was and is # land of
physical burdens, Today there is not
more than 100 miles of wagon or cart
road in theentire land. Itis devoid of the
modern schemes of locomotion and rapid
transit. The People were born not in
the lap of luxury but in captivity and
their taskmasters expected them
mike brick without straw. The
out upon their journey, They must
walk and carry their belongings with
them, There was noC. PR. to take
them rapidly through the desert land.
He illustrated their trust in God an
final deliverance and ded
to make an of
his text to the burdens borne by men
and women now. He divided them into
“imaginary,’”’ ‘‘eeen and own bur-
dens,” “‘secret burdens,” and the “‘bur-
den of sin.”
There will be an important business
meeting of the trustees of the ch
Tuesday evening at 7.30 p.m.
The h league meets tonight in
the church.
‘Mission service was held in the after-
noon at the new mission on Le Roi
Fe ed and unfurnished room

om Rent: A furnish
avenue. for rent in the REcoRD block.

tN 8 £6,

S, Thornton
Langley,

John McTeer
Repass,

"M. J. OHEARN, 3
When Yornue CLOTHING -AND FURNISHINGS "ts

We can save you 25 per cent. on your Purchase, : | :
ACTION IS ELOQUENCE: We gay and do; we promise and Periory ) | :

This Store is Matchless for Bargains.

Death, His Westroyer Can Be
Vv ished By the

Resurrection.

Situation by Indy accountant, ex-
pertencedon Custom flouse work, banking,
to] coll ‘ete... First class references. Ad:
tarted P, O, Box 452. B2-e 0d 2W

VAN partner to go prospecting. No ex-
perience needed, Address ‘a’ Kecoup office.
‘St.

WantRp—Cook, apply at this office,

WaNtTED: A two-roomed furnished house; have
no children or pets. P.O, Box 1H. '4-1-tf.

n's
may be found.

Miss Millie Amme
oe ol tne ore

chestra,
Will Give Lessons
on the Piano

Conservatory L
Rol Avenue.

Mining
Investments.

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VOL, 1, NO. 317. -

Pp Special Jubilee Sale now going on in
ORDERED CLOTHING

Call and inspect some of those nobby

Spring Suits made to order for $25.00.

Don’t fail to see the ran PRICE 5 GENTS
BOOTS and SHOES and

CLOTHING,
A new consignment of American 114ts
opened this week.

ROOMS FOR RENT.

IN ROSSLAND'S CHURCHES

Corresdundence
Solicited

To Rext with Boanp.—First class room and
board for man and wife. Also one other
rn front room for one or two

. Reasonable rates.
is St.; off Columbia

For Rent—Two nicely furnished rooms in
‘cottage, 17 Le_ Rol ave., between Washington

and Spokane Streets. S-27-4t.

. LOOK AT
Fraser's Window

JUST ARRIVED
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers
Sponge Bags

This fact causes the city to draw u)
for the present. When
in, however,

Orrice:
REcoRD BLOCK,
ROSSLAND, 8. C.

Interesting Sermons Preached
in the Varioas
Pulpits.

The Drinks Were on the Man Who
Led Officer Pyper to the Scene.

CITY IMPROVEMENTS|:

M. J, O'HEARN, The Clothier.

Corner Lincoln and Columbia Avenue, - - ROSSLAND, B, ¢

H. S. Wallace,

DEALER IN

Myaltable forot= =
, mi , etc., $4,000.

workmen, $8,700 and owed for ‘material,
#500, making a total of $18,200 that has
practical! Si

Liddy, the big Siberian bloodhound
belonging to James Wileon is credited
with having been mixed up in many
affairs of honor, and her pink eyes are
the pinkest when scenes of carnage are
at hand, She came near being the
cause of war between three friends, Geo.
Funk, Andy Anderson and James Wil-
gon the other day. Wilson told Ander-
son that he did not. want his dog fol-
lowing everybody; that she had blue
blood in her veins and he was particular
about the acquaintances she made.
“Who in thunder wants your infernal
dog,” said Andergon, hotly. ‘The only
thing she is good foris to feed tothe
coyotes.” .
“You close your face or I will punch
you in the jaw,” Wileon retorted.
“You never saw the day you could
shut me up,’ said Anderson, shaking
his fist in Wilson’s face. Things began
to look serious.
“sit you will
"IL wi

Expenses of the Work so Far Done
By the City.

For Rent: Fine rooms
for rent. Apply to Imperial Cigar store, Spo-
kane street.

THE
DAILY
RECORD

25 cents a
Week delivered

Frak A. Baird ,
BROKER,
Dealer in Mines and
Btocks.

The Scott Block,

Volumbia Avenue.

Fy SRREDOOROSEOES. _

The Last Chance to Pur

out. None of the
city offic’ e yet received a cent,
feud the have pai considersble money
out of their own pockets things tl
city needed. “ 7 °
COLUMBIA AVENUE BLUFF.
There are 20,000 cubic yards of rock i:
the bluff at the west end of Columbia
avenue to be removed. Work .will be
start nedii «Part of th
has been raised by private! subscriptions
and the rest will paid by the city.
The estimated cost is $10,000.
A CITY PARK.
,, Last Sunday Councilman ‘Raymer vis-
ited a piece of ground which he will ask
the city to set aside for a public park.
Part of it is within the city limits.
With a very little artificial work it could
be conver into a beautiful park.
Through sis cantar: not it runs a nice .
etream ane 8] e ti
tered about it in various places. scale
PEOPLE ARE SATISFIED.

“While there have beer M4
of kicks registered,’’ cee wee Ramer
Raymer to a Recorp reporter, “I think
the ms of the citizens when they
exatning the work gone and the corres-
ponding cost of snch, will
we have been economical.” Tealne thst

CITY OFFICIALS BUSY.
All the city officials are kept busy.
Several tangled legal questions ‘are tal =
ing up the time o! ity Solicitor Mc
Neill; City Clerk McQueen, is kept busy
from morning until night, revising by-
laws; Raymer and (cPherson, have
their hands full with street work.

ns)

STATIONERY,

-OFFICE SUPPLIES,
WALL PAPER,
NOTIONS,

FANCY GOODS,

TOYS.

HAMMOCKS,

BABY CARRIAGES ETC.

Sparkling metaphores flashed through-
out the whole of Rev. Gee’s sermon,
at the Baptist church last Sunday morn-
ing and some of his sentences, like the
tail of a comet, left gleaming wakes be- r 5 , Perfumes:
hind. ‘‘Man’s last enemy,” 6th verse, ‘oR SALg.—Furniture complete tor a four room

17th chapter of Corinthians, resurrec- i et a sacrifice, Apply atGold Bar ofice Mirrors, Ete.

tion was the text he chose. Man’s’ last FoR Saie—Chicken ranch in good location. |' i *

enemy he said was death. Although Iso 5 hogs. Apply at this office. ?
CEO. A. FRASER 41 Columbia

DEACON JONES’ SERMON

FOR SALE.
For Satg—A boarding and bunk house, din-

Gng room and kitchen complete. Has 40
boarders. Address W. M.G., Box 616, 5-27-3t

HIS LAST HOPE GONE TOTAL EXPENSE $13,000

Governor Budd Will Not Inter-
fere With the Execution.

Scheme for Park, New Water
Supply, Sewers and Ex-
tended Streets.

JUST ARRIVED

AT THE

WHITE * HOUSE

FULL LINE OF

bi For SaLg.—Cheap, @ 50 horse power boiler in
man might have a host of treacherous ‘good condition, | Address Box 512, Rossland,
enemies, have sickness, pain, disease

and everything else the flesh is heir to,
and shake them off, he could never
overcome death. Death could be destroy-
ed. How? By the general rest
There was not a single word in
the old testament or a state-
ment in the new to — prove
the contrary. Job said that man
died to live again, changed from mor-
tality . into immortality and
those that sleep in the dust
shall awake. Moses explained with
flashing eye, “I know that my Re-
deemer liveth.” Isaiah with a long
tongue of fire thundered forth, awake
for the earth shall give up its dead. Ob
death where is thy sting.
The minister then drew a graphic
word picture of Christ before the Jews.
Many of the Jews to the present day,

“Are

If you feare rumor upon x

that some young man has done a dis-| For Satz —A 5 horsepower upright engine

honest thing do you say to your inform- than one month, inquire

ant, ‘that might not be ‘true.’ I would] * F Stable. dartl

not repeat it again untll I was very
”

Ifthe reputation of some young wo-
man is being discussed unfavourably in
your presence and there be any doubt,
give her the benefit of it, and ask in the
name of humanity that nothing further
be said. ‘any a pure and innocent girl
has fallen, and become an outcast, be-
cause of cruel, uncharitable tongues. | For Sate: A soraple outfit for a counter news-

x; Washington eight column han: :
wt Bot Tply’at this office. . press.
Re Rg en oe re a

Sacramento, May 30.—The death
watch has been placed on Theodore Dur-
rant and he will be hanged June 11.
Governor Budd this evening tele-
phoned that much in effect to Warden
Hale of San Quentin, at the same time
ordering the death watch placed on the
* prisoner.

The trial, which began on July 22 and
lasted until November’1, was one of the
most celebrated in criminal jurisprad-
ence. Nearly 1200 talesmen were
examined before a jury was
secured, and six weeks-passed before
before’ the taking of testimony
was begun. The evidence throughout
was circumstantial, but when takin to-
gether formed a chain so strong as to
admit of no reasonable doubt. The prose-
cution produced witnesses, who traced
Durrant’s movements on April 8f om the
time he left Cooper Medical college until
he entered the church with “ies Lamont.
To all of thie testimony the prisoner en-
tered a denial, and in rebuttal produced
the roll call of the college which showed
that he was attending a lecture at the
hour when Miss Lamont was murdered.
prosecution ‘dispu re-

Bare & Rug

Macdonald & Cronyn
Edward Cronyn, J. A. Macdonald.
BARRISTERS,
SOLICITORS,
NOTARIES.
BURN’S BLOCK, - - -

4 have opened a hay, grain and
feed store in the Le Rol stables. Their prices
command attention. It will pay you to call
on them. 27tf
For Sag: A new piano at a bargain on easy
terms. Inquire at this office.
For Saus: ‘An Erie bicycle, new. Apply at this | '
office. |

A thorough review of the work done
by the council up to date, and the cost
thereof, together with contemplated im-
P has been d which
make a creditable showing. Street im-
P including labor, jal
a | grading, sidewalking and everything up

to date, will cost $8,000. From this is
to be deducted $1,000 which will be paid
by the sanitary dep: for cleani
out the refiee matter in the town.
Nearly a thousand dollars, will be ex-
pended in removing the big rock pile on
Columbia avenue. This pile contains
over 1,000 cubic yards of rock. The
common price for such work is $1.50 per
yard which would be $1,500. Yet the
city is enabled to pay their men $3.00
per day and do. the same work at 60
much a lower figure.

Even after the rock has been blasted
out anid the cost of powder and every-
thing else considered, there is a vast i
amount of work to doin having the nogra-
rock removed, which the city’s price of pher, rattles her agke™ iter from early
something less than $1,000 covers.

—IN THE—

Original Townsite of. Rossland}

—wiTH—

Perfect Title Guaranteed.

For the.next thirty days the Montreal Townsite Syndicate will sell lots |
at from

S. Wallace

H.

ROSSLAND.

Tu rkish Baths.

Hamman, Turkish and Russian Baths, Elec-
fe Massage, Chiropodist Work, Face ‘Trea:
tric Megpan'day and night.

For SALE: Cheap, a full dress suit; would fit | §
an 5, ft. 8 inor5 ft.4 in. Apply. L. W., | 8
office.

ANOTHER BUSINESS
«FOR ROSSLAND...

Daniel and Chambers

Ave opening a Wholesale and
Re

etails

PAINT AOUSE

‘In their block, one déor east Grand
Union Hotel. They will carry a COM-
PLETE SsTOCK of PAINTS, OILS,
VARNISHES, BRUSHES. Everything
in the line of Painters’ Sapplies.

Turner & Robertson

ELECTRIGIANS.

1 le to lot
@ bargain

0 n : forcash. Apply at this office. Tose
im even unto ninety and nine times. Tf| For Sate: Freight teams for sale, with or with- |
72 do this you are charitable as your| outsledsor wagons. Apply at this office.

rd and Saviour would have you be UNG and WREKLY ROssLAND | &
charitable.” le at the following news | ig
, “Christianity does not consist in. go- i Parner,
ing to church alone, or in proportion to Faeveoeon Bratlonery” Cony Se ae
the amount you are able to put into the| Co.; Norman Cople & Co. "g. Galloway & Co.,
contribution box.’ : agents for Vancouver.
“A wicked man may be charitable, but

id, t believe in Christ.’ They’ one can not be a Christian who is not.’
he said, do not believe in Christ. They) vcr ould rather cling to the skirts of

follow the old custom of standing before |, truly charitable man, who makes no
the graves of their relatives and bowing pretention of being « Christian with a
three times to the earth, then plucking | hope of reaching heaven, than to be led
grasa from the earth and throwing it | by aman who in all things else walks in
Fchind them exclaim, ‘Thy ones shall | the straight and narrow way. | Charity

is kind. Be kind, be considerate. Be
flourish like this grasa.’’ John said the charitable and you will after death be
hour was coming when those in the

First-class Fit and
Workmanship guar-
anteed.

ANd —Tuesday and Friday afternoons and
o nights, Prtvate rooms for Indies.
$200 to $400 on Easy Term Trader's building, entrance on Lincoln 8t.

S, : JAS. J. MACKAY, GEO. F. MANN,
After which time prices will be advanced. pa

Masseur.
Own Your Own House,

Your Rent will pay for it in One Year. Rossland Candy (0,

FINEST BUILDING SITES IN THE CITY. Fine French Candies made daily.
Best in Rossland.

ner or place.

Funk who saw serious trouble abreast
tried to interfere between his two
friends, But Wileon shoved him
roughly on one side and said sa’ ly,
“Stand back and mind your own busi-
ness.” An old led man _who
was standing near exclaimed, ‘‘Don’t
Sat boys, don’t fight, it’s wrong,” and
en ran for a policeman.

~ The two beligerants then left for the
Allan hotel to have it out, and Funk,
after hesitating a minute. chased up the
street after Officer Eyper. He soon re-
turned.on the run, fairly dragging the
ral along in his eas to stop the

ant and steamin;
ground Back of ine ‘Allan

© Call and see goods
and get prices.
MARTIN SCAWIEG
At the WHITE HOUSE.

DEAYAGE.
Movine: If you have household goods to move
call s Red Star transfer wagon.

The Red Star Transfer Company

1 kinds of freight promptly.

TEAMING: If you want delivering or teaming of | |
any kind done eall up the Red Star Stables.

‘el. No. 8. THE
you have a trunk or baggage of
y kind you want moved, the Ked Star |’
Transfer Company will do it promptly. {

PRandles 2 doors west Allan House, Columbia Ave

John Ferguson McCrae,

Representing Syndicate,
42 Columbia Avenue ROSSLAND, B.C.

8, Langeake J. Gore T. Gregrna,

Manager.

T. Gregson & Cv.

Bacoace: If
any

the chosen of God.”

Bm. KERR, D.D.8

Dentist and Oral Surgeon.

All work the best that skill and experience can
‘accomplish.

D.

grave shall hear Christ’s voice.
He gave an example of Christ being
crucified, of his body being placed in
the solid rock, of his arising on the
third day and of him restoring the
widow’s son. There were many objec-
tions to the doctrine of Christ’s resur-

—_-—

RANCH WAGONS MUST GO.
Don’t hire a ranch wagon when you
can hire a dray just as cheaply to move
your piano, safe or houszhol
anything else.

———
REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE

goods or

PIaNos: if you want asafe or piano moved
et the Red Star Transfer Company to do
they are responsible for all damages.
Tue Red Star Transfer Company meets
going and in-comin|

‘@ never miss the t

LIVERY STABLE!

Re

ts all out-
ig and jn-comt trains and will call at
any part of she city for baggage or passengers.
Wi rain. P Esti
——S:_______—

Hfonses:Get your saddle and pack horses at
the Hed Star stables, p "

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.
Conveyancers Notaries Public, etc.
Advances made on I

We handle all Electrical

R.

The the
liability of the roll call, ang showed that

Estimates given on’ Electric Light
Wiring, Bell Hanging, etc.
t No. 18, Columbia

Mone Loan. o
er ROMBLAND, B.

Avenue.

were ave class-
mutes answer for them when they were
not present. Asthecase becam6 more
hopeless Durrant went on the stand
himself, cand although he maintai ed a
‘kable™ his

testimony on a number of important
ints was palpably talse. The case
to the jury in the after-

hotel where they expected to

men trying to kil

was the consternation of Funk not to see

8 soul in sight. After scanning the
und for blood stains Funk exclaimed

in tones of agony: ‘My God, they will

kill each other, they have gone some

other piace:
“I don’t think you are a safe man to
be allowed to run at

”
D

said Pyper,

Other matters under consideration,
are the lengthening of Washington
street by means of a bridge, two blocks
in length; the ing of C Di:

CHARGES OF SCAVENGERS.

The .Prices to Be Charged by Them

avenue west, by blasting away the bluff;
the erection of a sewer system, proper
water.supply and finding suitable
grounds for a city park.

v by Law.

Many citizens are complaining bit-
terly that the city scavenger is ‘over-

BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN
FRANCISCO.

Commencing with the steamer sailing
from Portland May 27th and from San
Francisco May 28th the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation company will, until fur-
ther notice, make rate of $10 for cabin
, of the battle fields | p: and $5 for steerage pa: re ODE
way, between Portland and San_Fran-
cisco. Steamers sails every five days.
For through rates, sailing dates and
detailed information address H. M.
Adams, Traveling Passenger Agent No.
30 am Columbia avenue, rs land,
. OC. it Aw.

charging them. ‘There is a by-law
_ |THE SEWER SYSTEM. which regulates the removal of all re-
Engincer Long is drawing up Plans | fuse matter, provides.a uniform price,
for a sewerage eyatem which will besub-]and sets out fines for any violation
inside of thereot by the scavenger, which also
Raymer | subjects him to losing his $250 bond.
that it is| ‘The day scavenger, who removes all
needless expense to bring here an refuse matter, cannot charge over 75
expert to draw up plans for a sewerage | cents fora full load or more than 50
system, when the city has an engineer | cents for half aload. A full load con-
employed af a regularsalary. Any way, | sists of the quantity that can be hauled
they intend to let engineer Long try his with a double team, and half a load that
hand at drawing up plans. can be hauled with one horse.

‘One thing that marke the city council-]_ The law regulating the night scaven-
men’s work is that they are banking on ger whose duty it is to empty all closets,
i rains, cesspools and eo forth, provides
a uniform price of 25 cents a cubic foot

the fature. They don’t believe in built
weeds of the city

el for each of the above, For a closet

xes under four cul leet $1 is charged

just the same. ° *

PERSONALS.
Frank C. Loring came in fi Spo-
kane last evening cea pe
le any Fred Oliver is home from a brief trip
“Silver Shield” which was produced last ee ice SUPPLY. org rane of Spokane, who is i
. Hi F = " Dont , of Spol who is in-
night was excellently played. Her” nis| Councilman H. J. Raymer and City | fercefed in the Flossie L., caine in last
beat and elicited plenty of applause. ineer Long will leave ina few days evening.
‘Harriet Delmar sup} ised the audi-|to visita lake that has an unlimited | _ J. D, Gordon, collector of customs at
ence by a burst of pathetic vocal music | water sup! ly. Both men will carefully | Trail, is sick and Mr. Stevens of Kam-
which ‘brought down the house. She examine the outlets, the distance to be | loops has taken his place.
sang the piece com y Mize Bed- traversed and should the scheme be| Jack Hanley, one of the best posted
dard. Fra Arthur Red-|found practable, water rights will be| mining men in the west isin the city
secured immediately. shaking hands with his many friends.
‘This lake, which Mr. Raymer has in] fenest Kennedy, of Weeks,
to view, will supply a city the size of Seat” | « Co,, leaves int a morning for London,
tle. sys wil u . “ 'y
which will insure the city plenty of Tev- England, on mining business. He ex-
enue from Gompanies using water power. | P°> fay about two months.
‘That the city is seriously entertaining) Charles E. Barr, one of the largest
e project, is proved by the fact that it|OWners in the Great Western mi
will enter into no new contract with the |“
light and power company until the lake
is examined.
THE INDIAN SCARE. WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
. - The city engineer is working on plans
Fighting Red Skins With Cannon— | or idge to extend

Fatalities are Few.
Duck Lake, N. W. T.,-May 30.—The

transport party which left for the scene
of the Indian trouble this morning

Office over Fraser's Drug Store,
Columbia Ave,, near Lincoln St.

rection, he said: The mysteriousness
of the occurance staggered belief. ‘Go’
to the grave yard and stand beside your
dearest one’s grave. As you silently
gazeat that cold tomb, what are your
thoughts? Think of the people that lie’
buried in i
that have ran red with blood, of the
multitudes that lie at the bottom
of the sea, and think of God’s
eye flashing with triumph as this vast
itude rises for judg In re-
ply to infidels and unbelievers. who
seek to this. doctrine by one A BARGAIN.
reply is God’s omnipotance can preform House, stable and shop on Columbia
anything. : ‘Avenue, original townsite lot, 30x116,
“Take the instance of the acorn that close to customs office, $1000 if secure:
bursts its seed and rears a mighty ‘oak|Stonce. Apply to Fou Bexar
that shades our childrens and grand-| The Auctioneer, Columbia ‘Avenue.
children; take the groveling worm that patil
emerges from its chrysalis transformed} WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.
intoa butterfly, a beautiful creation of| J.J. Henager and Alex Wilson have
valuable mining properties in the

the wing. Can we not then exclaim

that God will raise the dead? Will the | South belt, on Red mountain, Coium-

libertines and the wicked be allowed to] bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan

ascend with God’s people? I answer no! eréek, Wild Horse, Champion creek
and Waterloo, in groups from one to

a thousand times ere

WASHINGTON STREET - - - ROSSLAND. be as day of reckoning; | nine claims, on which a working bond
will be given upon reasonable terms.

Call on them at E. W. Shupe’s store,

Columbia avenue, Rossland. tf

———_
ROSSLAND LAUNDRY.

If you have washing to be done come

to the office or drop a card in the post- earn E erbake dl seciet

office and we will call for it. glass. The dining. roo

Rossland Laundry, three doors east of | the market supplies.

postofiice. 6-12-1f you when you si

ing | “you had better come along with me.”
‘months. ; | Sunk pro! and Officer Pyper in-
Watch for a BIG SMELTER at . i r sisted, and just as the two men were

teaving, a loud laugh greeted them and
¥ the two fighters issued from their hid-
CARIBOO CITY.

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Just stop and look in Fraser's window and see

the beautiful perfume atomizers. —2-18tf

For fine fruit and choice candies call at tho
‘Columbia Candy Company, Reserve st, near
Washington. im

J. 'l', McKenzie, M, D.,
McGill, Montreal,
Physi 4 and A
Licential of the Royal College of Phyalcians
and Surgeons. Edinburgh, Licential of the Fac-
ulty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow.
Specialty made of Eye and Ear Diseases.
Orrick: SMITH-HEWITT BLOCK.

ing place. “Well of all—’ Funk started
to ray, holding up his hands—‘‘yes,”’
broke in Wileon, the drinks are on you
and it just coset Funk {5.

OF GOODS ON TRACK

GRANITEW ARE
At Former Prices of TINW ARE

Jessup Steel is the only steel.
that will stand the hard rock

Evgry day brings new customers to Latonde.
Itstands to reason that when a man makes
‘boots and shoes a specialty, that it must be
the right house, TOE
For the greatest and finest assortment of boots
‘and shoes go to Lalonde’s, the leading boot
and shoe store. Sot
Ger the Recorp every night by carrier for 25
cents per week. Leave orders at the office.
Go direct to Lalonde’s boot and shoe store for
rubber ‘and rubbers. A large asgort-
ment has just been received. et

few da:
zed on Februai

Then begun a fi
ously maintained
not even ceasing w!
the death sentence.

THE SILVER SHIELD.

‘Was Well Rendered to a Small House
Last Night.

Ww. M. HENDRICKSON, M. D.
Licenciate of the Faculty of Phy
and Surgeons, ete., British
Columbia, Canada.
Late Surgeon Workingman’s
Hospital, Butte, Mont.

OFFICE: Srusst Broox. ROSSLAND

Dr. REDDICK.
OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 10 a.m; 1to4p.m; 7 to
9pm.

First door south of Methodist Church,

an

WORLD OF LABOR.
: and

=e A)
A good many people will be sorry to
hear that the Lillian Beddard company
have suspended business owing to poor
attendance. The fact that the attend-
ances were small did not cause any of
the members to slight thein parts. They
did their earnest best to please. The

BAKERIES,

B,C. Bakery, Hazelwood milk, tine creame!
‘butter and fresh ranch eggs. 24 Washington
street. EStrtd

Big Strike of Garment Workere—Feder-
ation Denounced.

New York, May 30.—The lig strike of
the garment makers entered upon its
third week today. About 2,500 oper-
ators whose employers have eigned the
new agreement have returned to work,
leaving about 22,400 still on a strike.
and it is believed that the operators will
not return to work under the old con-
ditions. ~

Philadelphia, Pa., May 30.—The state
convention of the sociatiet labor party | wood,
was held here today. W. E. Thomas of
Buffalo district was i d as the

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

B.C. Bakery. Fine bread, eakes and pastry is
‘our specialty. 24 Washington street. 4-1-tf.

can be
up any

McLEaN & Moxnow, the pioneer druggists,
have just received a ton of drugs aud ‘Collet
uisites. 25th

8. C. CHEZUM. JOHN JACKSON, JB.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co

i ries i
Full information coricerning titles to mining properties in party’s candidate for state treasurer.

il Creek Division. : :
——. S Resolutions were adopted denouncing
Mining Blanks Carefully and Neatly Exeou's! |the © American Federatoin of Laboi
Union as traitors to the class and calling
on all true socialista to. shun them as

will
day for God’s ete redemption
a ‘day when the thundering blasts of the
great Archangel’s trumpet shall call the
people name; @ day when the vast space
tween heaven-and earth shall dazzle
and sparkle from the swish of bright
angels’ wings rushing to their home in

ah

hat will become of all the creatures
of this earth who are not God’s
ple? Will they be forgotten?
Ro hot Not until God’s isd
voice gathers together his jewels, from
the north, from the south, from the east
and west, will the eevee of the wicked
be cracked an their slumberg
broken. When he _ does heaven
itself will be startled. Ah, rather would
the wicked slumber on than meet the
flashing eye of God. Rather would they
hide themselves inthe deepest caverns
the size | of the earth, lie buried at the bottom of
he mode | the sea, or sirige in the fires of hell than
es | see that mighty eye flashing in anger.
ing £0 exe- “Upon that last great day when the
al carry-| earth and the sea gives up its multi-
tudes death shall be conquered. When I
see the small minority who have every
of i and all the
world gives, and then look at the mighty
majority, toiling, slaving with calloused
hands for a re substance, resisting
temptations, bearing burdens of sickness,
tribulations and death, I have often felt
hke crying ont and rebelling: But when
I think of the resurrection day my anger

is quelled and my spirit is at rest.

ee

HOTELS.

Tae Dominion: Board, five dollars a week.
‘Twe Leland: Columbia avenue.

w. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND SMBALMING,
Court, near Bt.
OFEN DAY AND HIGHT.
Caskets and Metal Lining always on hand
‘Telegraph Orders promptly attended to.

Beddard_never ay red
If the sagiance

season and he caplet are t! 16 be
“Nothing’s too got
patthe Arlington,

thusiastic applause.
the genial press agent, w’
180.

working of this

says, is looking we

P. G. Nash returned last evening from
the Slovan and says Rossland is the
queen city of them all, That more
men were employed on our streets than
are working in the whole Slocan, out

r | side the mines.

ALTAR SOCIETY OF TRAIL.

vipers.

ROSSLAND, B.<. Bitteburg, May 30.—An anarchist pic-
SAVE YOUR ORDER AND MONEY. : esa
The Recorp’s job office has arrived
and will soon be in running order. We
have as complete a job printing outfit as
money will buy. New presses, new
type—everything new. ave our order
and saye money. 5-12-tf

Rossland Opera House

(FORMERLY HART'S.)
ULLIAN BEDDARD, And Her Stock

Ferry--West Kootenay District.

indorsed, will be
lef Commissioner
of Thui

s, properly 6
red by Honorable Chi
of Lands and Works Bp to noon
17th June next, for the right to maintain an
across the Columbia River at
and within a huit of tw

low that place, fora term of

Sealed Pro} be

recelved by the oneaining
reward.

bia ave.

baloons to e flats |

probable that the work will be done by
contract. ~

CITy’8 SANITARY CONDITION.

Losr: '& pocket book, around town; suitable
reward by leaving same at this office. 3-26tf

te

be tome PERSONAL.

Dancina: Professor Dreyfous gives private les-
sons every day. 10-15tf

Gave a Pleasant Entertainment Last

Evening.
Ip you want the Rossland Evenine Kecorp in

jpokane go to E. M. Shat ‘J. W. Graht Complete stock of Mining Supplies and Builders Hardware.
0 to E. M. Shaw or J. W. Graham.

Choice’ Groceries and Provisions
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Hats

From the best Canadian and American Manufacturers.
‘TELEPHONE 9.

into the bluff. At dusk, when every-
thing had quieted down, s mighty voice
yelled to the police that they were doing pon
well, but would have to do better. The
nine-pounder - in rge of Assistant
Commissioner MclIlroe was trained on/ licensed
the bluff at 6 a.m. and got the range at
the second sh A: transport is leaving
with picks and shovels for the purpose | ¢

of throwing up earthworks to enable the|ing inspector also, is
men to advance on the bluff under cover | salary by the city.

in case they are not sucrersfal in driving THE CITY'S REVENUE,

h lis. Th
the Indians ont cel’ te have good| Owing to the fact that the provincial
" vernment 8! ”? off » percent-
underground protection a for fines impoeed, the city’s revenue
at present is not so large as it might be.

been no further fatalitice.
However, considerable money has been| Remember that the Miner i
CUSTOMS, COLLECTIONS. paid in for liquor lenses, hotel licenses 9 bere: te

ceses from hawkers,  peddlet stay. If Trailis not big enough for it,

a re, =
tradsmen: teamsters, Chinamen and Cialis mitist grow=7Ceatl) (Oro

other classee. Over $13,000 has been
paid out of the city treasury for work
The t i land performer. White the avenue does not
cover expenses yet, it will -so soon
for the month of May amount to) a, the municipal machinery gets to
$14,044.89. The collections for the cor-| working regularly. The expenses
month in 1896 were (6,688.55, | three times heavier now than the:
imerease in this year a be when the atreets are

J. Bovine was down in Trail last even-
7 ing to take part in the entertainment

given by the ladies of the Altar Society
of Trail’s catholic churcl), The enter-
tainment was a success from beginning
to Jast. Di songs and fi
were rendered by, Mies Lettie Archam-
bault, Mr. and Mrs, Wilkes, Mr,
ningham, kiss Rush, Mrs. Morin, Mr-
J. Bovine and others. After the enter-
tainment was finished ice cream, cakes
and strawberries were eerved All
seemed to enjoy themselves .in the best
possible manner.

TRAIL MUST GROW.

an out!
to suffer for it.
RESTAURANTS.

AxorHER valuable discovery: ue Vendome
restaurant is the best place in town to dine.
Tux Vendome restaurant leads, serving fine

meals and prices reasonable.
Business lunch 25 cents at the Vendome.
Tus Vendome gives quick servicejon short no-
tice and everything first class.

ve
fied cheque to

of operating
first year's bonus must

fore
ver the amount of the
Secompany the proposal.
“All officers of the government, with their an-
imals and freight, to pass free.
W. 8. GORE,
Deputy Commissioner of Lands and Works.
Lands aid Works Department, .
Victoria, B.C., 20th May, 1897. 5-25-2w.

LEAGUE GAMES YESTERDAY.
At Chicago—Morning game: Chicago,
4; Baltimore, 6. Afternoon game
called at the end of the ninth inning to
allow the teams to catch their trains.
Score: Chicago, 6; Baltimore, 6.
‘At Cincinnati—Morning game: Cin-
cinnati, 4; Washin; Afternoon
game: Cincinnati.

At _ Philadel
Philadelphia,

me :

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,

Silver Sheild

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
LOST IN LONDON

Matinee for Ladies and Children Saturday at
2p. m., 10c. and 25c., at which every child will
be given a present.

Ts stz_ste ste str ste xtzxte ste vee ste ste st. ste str ste stz ste ste ste xtextz ste
99
+“ SAOES
= Like other lines of merchandise must bespecially selected
and pu: in the best markets in order to obtain best
4 values. wane applies tothe customer, as well as‘to the
does not look for the latest styles in Hats in a hardware
of store, nor can the best shoes obtained except from the
Shoes. Finest American
t for the Slater Shoe. Sole
Travers Hard warevl. lpia
J +
4 - W. F. McNEILL. ;
3 Next Door to the Post Office.
.
Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck and
business. We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Westere General Mining Business Transacted.
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from cs any CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
thing moved—from ‘a trunk-to a boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8 Ovrice : Tayzor Bi Looe, Columbia Ave.
Lost, J Ww A A R I l l N E P ROP. P. O. Box 668. : nic at a grove near Glenwood was rai
Loer—Ladies Gold Watch aud Chain, engraved bd ° Z ° : today by the police and 47. men taken
Ly eis et ane to i - T HUNTER. Prisoners. "The charge aimee brea ing
rosso eater pocket out book, | wee THE HOTEL ALLAN ee ea ROBERT HUNTER. | (Pe city ordinance which prohibits the
vowlth H. H.Jones, 115 Colum- r ‘. j
ist. Picnic was being het! din celebration cf
the release, a few days ago. lenry
One hundred elegantly furnished, light and airy bedrdoms. Parlors, baths the releas? ari Nold from the peniten-
billiard: and Private club rooms. Dining room _unexcelled. Electric ieee Wholesale and Retail. General Merchandise.
ie SS.
steam heat and all eee ec eerios ee let esa E. ALLAN, Proprietr ABE FOR G ? POWDER CO., GOODWIN CAN DLES
— mn) el C) in Town, ——
id aa
PALACE STABLES ™*
SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
WASH.NGTON AND RESERVE STS.
J.W.LANE.PROP.  - Rossland, B.C.
—
__— DOMINION HOTEL. -~——
The Only First-Class House in Town Giving Moderate Rates.
E A, rooms. Dining room well-equipped and supplted
with white help. Retes, $1.00 to $1.75 per day. Meals 25 cents & eh #
share of public patronage solicited. NS, Pre

retail dealer who makes shoes his special businese; one = -
BATHS. “
Saris Ginaa eee ea RED STAR Fen ee en noe tee nt OIE A OE HERE HR IIA HE TEE
‘the European Hotel. peat
mo!
cave sale of beer on a picnic ground. The
repuey aod taht ot Gertie HUNTER BROS
e
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
Mr. & Mrs. GEO. OWED

BUILDING MATERIALS. id a regular

5 Ww 7
tape ao bailed ont the brlish Columbia Mill Con
“Blessed be the Lord’ who daily be-
reath our burdens even God who is our
salvation” was Rev. Powell’s text at the
Mcthodist chusch yesterday morning.
In the course of his sermon Rev. Powell
1 jatori iti A

Singer Sewing Machine Agency

Full line of supplies carried. If
you desire to see the agent leave
address care P. O. box 622 and
he will call.

FOR SALE

Four Room House and Lot for Sale.
Title Perfect.

coal
Srove coal at Hunter

Just as Easy...

To sell a customer an inferior
Shoe, but will they. come again
for a pair ‘‘like the ones you
sold me before ?””

ve
ten duliars a ton.

TOBACCO CIGARS,

Popular Prices: 25
Boxes, Seating Six,
Seats on sale at Frase

$20,000 To Loan

In sums of $500 or more for short time on ap-
Proved security. p

eae

«| The Pacific Hotel, »

For the Proper Article
JOHN WATSON. PROP.

|. N. Biaelow, ox : CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE St- TRY
. N. Bigelow, D. M. LINNARD, / M. Waime, practical sanitary plumber, cor. First ; ar . d a

i i | acme = hone class in ever at ticwar, | tor at the City’s Office, 117 Columbia-
aa Siete are Cthis text had = wealth ot meaning to |GockBatlding, Columbia Ave, Romlanll E waanct y Pp . ( . OC. alonde| i oe De

ry
the people of Palistine who gave utter-
ance to these words and said that human
life had been compared td a great man;
things. St. Paul compared life to battle
saying we must wrestle not with flesh
and blood but against principalities.
acs Parker said that bamen life seems
@ one great groan. to the burdens
of life the minister said that the words

PATRONIZE hhometndustry,. Smoke Eaterp
‘ootenay and Rossland Favorite ,
Kootenay ap cigars, nade

DENTISTS, SONG RECITAL

The prima donnas, Augusta Ohrstrom-
Renard and Rebecca MacKenzie, wil!

Dr. FINLEY, dentist, Stussi_biock.
PLUMBING.

FINAL NOTICE.

All orders for city scavenger work
mnat be left at desk of Sanitary Inspec-