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BOPSLAND: EVENING 3 RECORD, JUNE 29, 1899.

ROD STOCK AE

Toxonro, June 20.—The following ia a
record ef ‘today’s callon the Toronto
stock exchange, and of the sales made:

Empress

canto DIsTRICT.
Cariboo Hydraulic.... $1 45
FAIRVIEW CAMP.
Bmugaler. de
BOUNDARY CEREX.
Old Ironsides.
b Hill.

‘Brandon & G. Grown.
Merrison ...
‘Winnipeg ..
BLOCAN, AInsworTH AND XMLEON.

Bombe Gari beo.
Wonderful aoe
Crows Neat Coal.....
TUXEDA IGLAND.
Van Anda... :

Big ‘Three...
> Deer Park

Republic
DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES.

18

Morning sales— Golden Star 500 at
56g ;.Minnehaha, 500 at 213¢, 500, 500,
500_at 21; Rathmnilen, 500, 600, 500,
500 at 7; ‘Winniper, 800 at 313g; Atha-
Basen, 600 at 893¢: Dardanells,, 500 at
1234 ;.600,at,1234; 500, 500, 600 at_123¢;
Van Anda, 500, 500, 500, 500 at 854;
Canadian G..F.,.600, 500, ‘500, 300'at 7.

‘Afternoon. Balen: olden: Star, 1800,
price ranging from 4914 to 5334; ;.North-
ern: Belle, 500 at 2; Deer Trail, 1000,

at 26%.

J. W.:Hartline, Hugh Henderson and
Bt. Kerr were among the Passengers
who went to Nelson today.

the sanit
his office mt

J.-F. Fitzpatrick,
plumber, has removed
sho} eS the corner of Columbia avenue
ane ‘ashington atreet, onder Cap
reat cigar atore. 1 tf.

me M. Weller, Rossland’s pioneer san-
plumber, has’ the best equipped
nuabing establishment { in the city and

LIMITED

Crescent Dry Goods Co.,,

LIABILITY

_ HOUSE, F URNISHINGS.

Lace Curtains.

floral borders and small fi

Bich, Handsome White Curtains, with wide double

60 inches wide

and 33 yards long at

$4, $1.50, $2, $2, 60, $3, $3.60, and $5.
Curtain Nets and Sush Swisses, in stripes, figures, and:
imitation point de exprets nets, at

_" 20c, 25c, 35c and 5Oc.

Bed: Spreads.

Marseilles Bed Spreads.

-$2.50 and $%
-$1, $1.25 and $1.50
-81, $1.25,: $1.50 and $2

| Blankets

Rather hot ‘weather to talk blankets, but we have some
big bargains in blankets. both white and colored at

$2; $2.00, $8, $4, $5, $0 and $7.

‘Towels, Towel.

We are headquarters for Towels and Linens. Towels
from 6 cents each up to 75. cents for.the large damask
towels, knotted fringes of hemstitched.

Bath Towels, 10¢, 128¢,15¢, 206, a5c, 35¢ and Soc

Wash

and white Goods.

Goods,

Wash Goods.

i.|Dainty Figured Swisses, Pretty Organdies, White and Colored Piques
Our special sale on these goods commences ~

™M mgey Morning, June 26th.

250, 8h0 and 500.

In’ aia. White and fatiey figures

fi
Black and. r Oolored Bwisdes 20c, 25¢ and 35c per yard

+10, 15e, ‘400, 25ce said 35e.

.10c, 15c, 20e and 25e

Summer Underwear.

Ladies’ Lisie Thrpad Vesta.
. Ladits’ Cream Silk: Vests... :

--10c
++-150
--24¢, 4Bc and 50c

Muslin Underwear.

Ladies’ Nightgowns,. 76e,°85e, 90c, $1, $1. 25, $1,50,
$2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50...
Ladies’ Corset “Covers, 26e,° 40c, 50c,: GBe, 75a and *1
Ladies’ Skirts, $1, $1 25. $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3.50
+ Ladies’ Skirt-Chemises, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50 8%
and $3.60" ‘

-Palm ‘Leaf Fans: 5e each,
Six for 26c.

Parasols and Sun Umbrellas,

$4.00, $5.00,

$1. 26, $1. 50, $2, $2:50, $8, $3.50,
$6. 00 and $7. 50.

as, prepared to do all kinds o!
itting, etc., anywhere, for an:
a Tor se any time. 1-19-t

We have no golteltor,. so his rake-offt
don't go on you

BILL

v.-We have no collestory, so his rake-off.
does not go on ¥ .

BILL

We do work for CASH, so we do not
put the loss of bad collections on your

BILL

hat oes. on your bill is a reasonable
ohare for work that is right.

RECORD JOB
OFFICE

oating books " wires
oe are mryind!

Givil-& Mechanicat Enginccrs. sasatnates ‘of the
Polytechnic Schoo! neering. Bachelors in
Applied Selences. Laval Univereity,
Patent Law Association, American.
‘Water Works Assoc.
Assoc: Member Can.

Wasutneronr, D. a
MOonrTREAL, Can.

New Brick Block. -

CRESCENT DRY GOODS. COMPANY.

LIMITED LIABILITY.

Columbia ‘Avenue

- Rossland, B.C

THE MASCOT GOLD MINING
COMPANY, Limited Liabitity:”

1 shore
ota at ‘the office of the

olders: for
ing. . ee and.the Wolloring special
resolution wi Toposed th
Moved ie

parece dean ales dex:
al ls rable ane Sa
wath ie broceads of such sale

‘IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Duncan
bell be and he _ hereby appointed Liqui-

bia @, Rosalan day,
ie ay sean, St soioeein th (it aga ny
Rg) ad a special resol lution the above resol iatfon
OF ated tive 2th day ef May, 1899,

= 7. 7D. Camrnate

A Close Shave
405 just the! kind you want at Ea Rays
1 Barber 8:

‘herebs That a Special Gen-|.
somahag ene sures ie

nop.

aT

Merchant Tailors
Ladies’ Drapers,
REDUCED PRICES FOR

20—DAYS—20

IN LADIES’ SUITS
Juat arrived a fine range of
Flannel  Svitings

; IN GOOD

Colorings and
So AcE any

A. SUIT.

I ‘cut Ai

344 CENTS 34}

~.On the DOLLAR was the price we paid for our last stock of over
500 Suits of Clothes, 1 00 Pair ‘3 of Pants and all kinds of
Gente Furnishing goods, and ‘there! cfore we can afford to offer you

theee goods, 1 ae Jong ae they saa at the following prices:
“5 $ 6. e S 1.
Hats worth

Panta worth $2.00 to $5. 00, same material as suits at $1.26.
$2 00 to $5.00 at $1 25 and $1.60.
Dont miss this chance, for though we always sell at almost. half the price

othera charge, we cannot all the time get the chance to buy for 34}¢ cents on the
dollar and sell accordingly. Cull and be convinced.

ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE

42 E., COLUMBIA AVE. —:— . R, BANNETT, Manager.

FINE WOOLEN
Tailor-Made Suits
in colers, also blue
and black cheviots .
worth $10. to $1o..

FINEST IMPORT-
ed Balbriggan Un-
derwear worth $2.
to $3. for full suit,
wow any. size.....

WILSOX

THE PLUMBER

28 SPOKANE STREET.
AELLO 89,

"Miners, railroad and city checks cash-
ed free of charge at’ all hours at Hote,
Hoffman, Ressland, Harry McIntosh}
proprieter. tf.

Transfer of Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that. application will
be made to the Board of License Commission-
era for the city of Rossland, at its next meet-
tug, for the transfer of liquor license now 10
the name of the undersigned, to E. A. Ditts,
for the Butlo Hotel, situated on lot 19, block

, Rossland, R. C. ne

RISRAR.ESHEMARE,
ted this ait day of June, 1899.

ABOUT THE CITY.

WANTFD—A “ciambermmaid vat the
Dominion hotel.”

ecord

PRICE FIVE OENTS.

“And the’ rett Blouses Bains ‘being worn now would look 8 50 econ ol
‘nicer. eneits of four OTLED GOLD ty Silver i enameled pious seta, ‘The qual-

Aty, iwextra

jooler! and

la m Hor umn PRICE.

~WRol Shares. .

F coats and vests, Men's 8

& Boy's 11

ined, Wool suite): Men's: ii n. alta: Men's White Duck, suits,

n, two piece Suits, Bos’ *a linen’ Sailor Suite, Boy's Lin

HATS.

A gomplese stock of Men and apyia Siraw, and Felt Hate,

A nice line or Black’

Hore eat pet pair.

Ordered Clothing .a soeeialtz:

UE AND. “LINCOLN;

we

nich trnet to their dealers
: ‘table: onwes

* Hence: the advantage of dealing with = @ sepa.
Our. ahoes strike people By stylish: shape: and. by their quality.

Says”
~‘the Correspondent,

"| The following is from the Sunday Times
| of Sane 4:

“The: report: fram the Le)’
Roi, mine bears-out' what I have written
Y to the low.

| ‘grade of.the ore, and therefore the im-
‘|‘possibility of making the. profit which is
=| talked ‘about: as (a justification of ‘the’
‘|: present premium on. shares.
-| body, onthe 800-foot level ig avery. large | ®
4/one,/54: feet ‘wide, “bat only: 16 feet of this

The ore|

aasays as high-as $15, the balance ia only
$9 per-ton. * Now, while $15 per.ton isan

ing, it ia a very low grade:for a amelting:
business; where. the product is ‘not. cy
Lmarketable bullion ag ina gold mill, but:
is & ‘copper. matte containing gold* and
silver which must be shipped to refiners,

“| charges, and cost of marketing the cop-

per. I have not the exact cost of treat-

3 ment of the,Le Roi mine, but the: follow-
a irg figures tks an auljo

“i Re

cmap of the Times-Discusses

excellent. grade ‘of. ore for a gold mine s
f : which 'y ‘yields ore simply needing® atamp-

lautcHed} what‘ was: promised, and the
tall“talic:' indulged: in%generally at that
time; imay. well Yegard: the result'as
w

ei

actually, exhausted; amd a very strin-
gent investigation ought'to be made into
the general expenditure, for it ia these

|.vain,glorioug promotions that do so much
i :

: Eee
nderson;: traveling ‘passenger,
Be left for Nelson

C. Gold Felis Meeting—Not a Very,| thi

Dundee “went, to
. train to. witness

7-H 8. ‘Wallace retadrned last evening

‘from the: ean: country.

fashionable “tailor has
fy from ‘Washington

kane for Vancouver te remain, where he
whee be dn: the. employ / of a3 branch of

¢ mn
charge ‘was.$7.50 cents. per ton ;/ indirect |-
smelting: charges “Ge e.,/ deductions; 2and

| cost: of refining. and inarketing) were

$8.60; ‘leaving a net return from ,smelter
of $12.50:per: ton, out )of- -which< coat of

otolr, r Medicines turned into e man.

Sates
Nass tri
ee reas The tired feeling’ due te chan ot
satipely: disappear and the system. will be
tore fs a Yerlichle trenmare house for everything in the Drug line. tied
wend fo matter what fe. wanted, for if we have not got iewe
Snecessor to McLean & Morrow,

a R; MORROW,

othing strange
ye tried G1 eatlone at ate:e01 convinced 0
famnes 3 in others:

Pi Braap te with “be pe appatoE
be thoroug! cleansed ian

place

can direct you to the right. place

oF Eioneer: Druggista,

Rooms for Banquets

The ain Cafe.

_ FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPEGT,
_ Open Day and: Night.

and Dinner Parties.

is probable that the Le Roi costs are,
| She biawer scale of, working; and: aagam-

I am not eure oD, less than these: ‘Sgares.

and | But they. will serve to: ‘show that $15.ore

emall margin of / “profits
$9 ore none ‘at-all, ‘Therefo1
great calculations the. public ‘has been |
treated to of the rate org earnings to" be
kept up-in the future,- must depend on
the discovery of-large-maeses- of: better
grade ore than: lately. smelted, and last
reported trom the bottom of the mine;
and therefore the ‘present large premium
on the shares ia without justification.”
‘The firat annual‘meeting of the Gold
Fields of ‘British Columbia company was
held on June, 12,''The Earl of Essex
presided.../'In moving the adoption of
the report he expressed-much regret that
it waa not as favorable as mignt be ex-
pected. “At the coitapany’s statutory
meeting speeches were made prophesy-

a H. i Dlavtord,

AUDITOR: and:
ACCOUN' TANT.

No. Stone Roc, sland 5

PEO. BOX

very Sunday lent Grand” :

Practice Concert’ by. New pw: Cty Band|
+ At BT. CHARLES HALL.

St. GURLES HOTEL: |

‘and Steet

ge To Let
Under the st. Charlel He
‘All Kinds of alates the the. Market Affords.

This Is Onlya Scheme

you thatI ‘sn atill doing. business

st cio oi old Tstand where everything in the Drug
is carri smins a position to give you

e else as I pay no rent

a * fami ir
least Pe:

fe doctors

SPRING CLEANING.

the season to have your xystem thor-
Hood's

Sau Sa Tag,

First Avenue Near Brokane Street.

Oldest ed House in

ing a. derful-fature for the company} g:
but the realization ‘had ‘not quite, come
up to the anticipation. “As tothe Channé
group of mines ther new local

all: the |.

Hanged this: Honing tor the Marist
of Jennie Anderson.

RADCLIFFE DID HIS WORK WELL.

= A ADB IS OURS |

Our Boys Run in the Mud and Won
by Eight Feet.

NELSON. WINS. THE. WET. TEST.

Rossland—Bet, Them to a@ Standastill
on Hub-and-Hub Race—Poor
Time in Wet Test.

Nzzson, 1:80 p. m., June 830—{Special.]
—The hose hub-and-hub race, which
was set for 12 neon to-day;. was’ post-
poned until.1 o'clock. . In: the toss-up

| track, but Rossland won
Nelson men_ never had _a

Nelson won’ the wet teat ‘im 92 2-5"
aeconds to nozzle. Eousland team failed
to ‘uncouple hose and will

second money. They reachi

ling in 38 seconds.

‘RIOTING IN BRUSSELS,
Guns ‘Swords, and Stones Used. and Many:

Bevssz.is, Jane ripen the conclus-
ion of the great meeting jn the, town
ball: last night thousands attempted to®
cross Brand place in which the towm

il] stands. © -The-gen @armes charged’
with drawn awords ‘and the’ crowd -re-
tallisted..with .slones, and -shots: were;:

| fired on. teths sides: ‘Three ‘persons, were

ome

wounded an > officer + ely.
‘stabbed with a shodmaker’s knife. ‘A
*) large crowd gathered in’ the’ rue: Royale
«| tearing up the paving stones ‘and sing
them as-missels. : pe}

Finally the civil. guards were
out to relieve the police... Despite-these
rioting continued to alate: hour ond:
many persons were ‘injured. --A ‘feature

_ | was-a-general tearing up of paving atones
A tramway ---

to be hurled at the police.
conductor received two bullet wounds.
‘Ultimately the troops were called out
‘gnd'85 drreate weremade, many. of those -
'takem into sestody belne io Ponserrien 8

Man

e Sorrow-for phe Grime and.

New Wreminerss, Jane 30.—Perrier

for the thurderyof ,. Jennie Ande
‘Phitty-five perg
nessed the execution, coniprising “iedi-
cal men, officials: and press representa-
tives. Perrier put in a good night.
He awoke at 2:2, m. and talked with the
death watch... At 6 his spiritual adviser.
arrived and remained with him until
the end. - Perrier cheerfully expressed
sorrow for the deed. He partook of a
emall cup of-coffea, for, breakfast, Rad-
cliffe arrivad-tpo) Cy gone at 7:40 and
inspected the rope,, te Perrier walked
to the scaffold*with «slow but firm step.
He knelt down before the spectators

adviser, | b

ofr

“THE DREYFUS: CASE: s

There’. Has Been - Thirty-Seven « Witnesses

Summong
Panis, June ‘30.—Te rorecuton. in
the Dreyfus case has cited thirt; seven
witnesses te appear in the ‘court’ ‘taartial
trial. It is. reported that Dreyfos: will
land. two miles from . Breat today and
from there be taken to-Rennes.

The Pope ‘Is Prostrated.

Lennon, June 20.—The: Reme corres<
pondent of the Daily Mail says: - >

In consequence of of hie exertions du-
ring the religious ceremonies,, the ‘pope
ia now suffering great proatration to*
gether with a slight attack of fever. He
‘was confined to his bed Thursday and
some anxiety is felt regarding him.

Infected with the Plague.
San Francisco, June 80.—Dr. Babbit,

a prayed with jis
he next instant” Radcliffe ;pulled down

the small black” cap, shot :the belt” and

bad great “hopes that in-that. one claim
te company had a very valuable posses-
sion, and*-under: new-management.the

T) Thurlow townsite property was expect—

ed to turn out very well indeed. He did
not want.to take too gloomy a view of

3 | the ‘company’s future prospects; but “it

‘would be well to follow the old saying,
“Blessed ares they. that don’t expect
much; for they shall not be disappoint-
‘ed,”’ In'the repert the directors stated
that'the financial’ success of the Gold
Fields largely rested upon - thie develop-
ments in the Waverly and Tangier

the di d man from
sight, death being almost instantaneous.
The usual fori intqtteat was held after
the bedy waa cl Scut dow:

RAIDED “SALOONS.

Negro Soldiers Shoot a Bartender and Clean
Out Saloons in Nevada. :
Winneuucea, ,Nev., June
night » special tiain ‘containing
panies Land M Twenty Fifth infantry,
and company F of the Twenty Fourth
colored regiment arrived here.
A number of'men left the train and

mines. Ana d for a

WILLIAM R. BEATTY
Undertaker.
ROSSLAND, BRICISH COLUMB:4

i to confer with tue direc-
tors was accepted by the chairman, after
eome diecussion, and this was carried.
Thisjis: the first statement the company

“haa presented, and ‘those who may re-
member the way the company” ‘was

raided the saloons, They
wrecked the bars and stole all the liq-
uors in sight. Chris Deiss a barkeeper
was shot by one of the soldiers, Those
who committed the outrages then fled to
the train. The troops are destined for
the Philippines.

logiat of the board of health, re-
turned a reportof his oxamination of
the glands of the two Japa :drowned
while trying.to escape from the iteamer
Nyphon Mara, and found the bacilla to
be those of bubonic plague.

Police Court,
Harry Swain did not'-show up thig
inorning to amswer to, the charge o
gaming and forfeited a $20 cash bail. It

i is. tonabt he skipped the country. -

The,. Eagles, -

At theregular meeting. of the Eagles
lact night eight new members were_in-
itiated ‘and ‘19 applications for member-
ship received. A very enjoyable time
was had.

Dominion Day.

Saturday night social dance atthe .8t.
Charles hall. Good music, good ‘caller

and an all round good’ time,