ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER O. SMITH.

PUDIISURD DAILY &XCKIT SUNDAY.

ALL COMNUNICATIONS to tho Auditor must
be -ccompanied by tho name and address
Of tbe writer, nut accessarily ror publica
tion, but as evidence of yood faith.

SUBSURIPTION

Daily por weok by carrier.
Saily per month by mail.

RATES.

the fact that Bosun landing is simply a }
amall wharf built. on the lake shore to
accommodate the mine mianagementy
and to save hauling the ore probably
three-quarters of a mile to the New
Denver wharf. The Bosun shipments
should be credited to New Denver. The

Beer

mine’sB gi and

are residents of New Denver, going duily
to work from their homes here. Bosun
landing is not a stopping point on ‘the
lake, and is not recognized as such.—
New Denver Ledge.

Infant Dies,

The infant son of Mr. and !Mrs. Louis
ji dwas burried y from

Daily half year by mail
Daily per year.
Daily per year, foreign

Subscriptions invariably in advance.
Advertising rates will bemade kavwn on ap-
plication

800 y
0 the family residence on St. Paul hights.

The interment was in Cypress Lawn.

Another P, L. S.
Born Monday March 18 to the wife of
K, L. Burnett, « eon,

TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1899

In cities where there are daily news-
papers the people become accustomed to
looking to them for information about
coming events, and the amusement com-
mittees make a mistake when they fail
totake advantage of that medium of
advertising and rely upon circulars. A
practical and vivid illustration of this
fact was manifest at the rink last night
by the meager attendance. Hundreds
of people will take a “dodger” from the

Actors, Singers,

STILL LEADS

THE WAY.

We reach the hearts of the
consumers through their stom-
aches by giving them the PURE
PLEASING
BEVERAGE DRINK THE

HEALTHFUL,

Le Roi

Gold Seal

LAGER BEER.
Callfor and see that
get it.
fal and Appetising
brewed.

It is the most Health-
Beer

you

Speakers

‘Thousands of acts blia
jousands of actors,

ent

weakness,

‘organs being overtazed be-

come susceptible to head
2a,

he eyes, dry.

rs c.; all, these ara

forerunners of Catarrh,

Asthma, Tonsillitis, and are but stepping stones to
More serious complications i nogested,
DR, AGNEW’S UATARRHAL POWDER
Ispowerful, painless, harmless andquick-acting,and
lL {fauch troubl lleves in 20 minutes,

distributor’s hands and diately
drop it without eo much as looking at it.
Ifa notice is put in the papers it is read
and the date noted. It costs less than
the circulars, and does vastly more good.
The masked carnival which was given
last evening, which was really the clog-
ing of the skating season, should have
been largely attended, and would have
been had it been properly advertised in
the local newspapers,

“1 can but proclaim Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow-
der a wonderful medicine, par for ai
ra. M: if and wife

it
3 of and never

Al. Emmett Fostell, Actor, New York City—3s
Sold by Goodeve Brothers.

S. GLAZAN|

—CARRIES A—.

BIG STOCK

- The readers of the paper are
net deceived regarding the vicious at-
tack it is making upon the C. P.R.
They know it emanates from a personal

“difference between.the owner of that
sheet, and the raiiroad corporation.
Were it not for this fact and the further
fact that the owner of thé Miner is him-
selfarich men and closely allied with
monopolies himself the arguments of
that paper might kave come weight with
the generol public, but under the cir-
cumstances jt does not.

Ruseia keeps - shouting « “Peace!”
Peace!’? and an echo comes back from
the anvils of the gunmakera of the other
powers, “Nit! Nit!’—Victoria Globe.

And the re-echo frum the gunmakers

* and navy yards of Ruesia is also “Nit!
Nit!”

FROM THE EXCHANGES.

W.C. McFadden, who has just return-
ed from Buffalo Hump, predicta that it
will become one of the greatest gold
mining districts that the world bas ever
sees, He says the camp is sure of an
precedanted boom as soon as.the snow
goes off, and that men are now on their
way with big stocks of provisions ‘to
start. merchandise establiehments. —
Spokane Miner and Electrician,

‘The gamo warden’s salary for Stevens
county has been fixed by the county
commissioncra at fifty cents per month.
This will make the numerous unsuc-
cessful applicants wonder why they
spent so much time and money in try-
ing to secure the office.—Colville Index.

Rogslanders are still among the ma-
jority of the many new arrivals, This
week no leas than eight Rossland busi-
ness men were in the city searching for
business Iccations. Among them were
Wilson McKinnon of the Alhaimbra ho-
tel, Harry McIntosh of the Hoffman
house, Escalet, the famous restaurant
man, and Harry Bell of the Bellvue ho-

‘tel. Escalet will open a first clusa res-
taurant.—Grcenwood Times.

President Jim Hill say: “When Re-
public actually needs a railroad it will
getone, but at present there are ‘hun-
dreds of wining camps tributury to the
Spokane Falls & Northern producing
more ore und far better showings than
Republic has got and still they have no
railroad. One or two free-milling prop-
ositions are not sufficient to eupport a
road.”

The outside press has been led to the
mistake of crediting the output from the
Bosun mine to Bosun landing, ‘ignoring

OF

FURNITURE

STOVES

CROCKERY
GLASSWARE

CARPETS

PARLOR SETS
ELECTRIC Light Globes,

GALT—~

COAL

WASHINGTON STREET
ROSSLAND, B. 0.

HARRY MCINTOSH,
Merchants’ Lunch.

5c.
From 12 noon to 2:30 p m
BUNDAY

Chicken Dinner

wA First Class Bar..

RAILROAD TIME CHECKS
‘Miners Checks
G€e-Cashed.

Free of Charge.

PROPR,

A. G. CREELMAN GEO. BEAM
: P.

+ O- BOX 315,

Creelman & Beam,

CONTRACTORS
ano BUILDERS.
Estimates furnished on all kinds of work.
Jobbing promptly attended to.
OFFICE AND SHOP:

Commerciet court, vear Rossland B.C.

McCrae & Cy
Mining and
Investment Brokers,

m4
Mining properties dou

Wo have bupers for ugt andaotd,
mining stocks of Kootenay mutta
dential reports furniehed oF apco
tion by competent engineer. PPice

Deslorsin

Real Estate

MONEY Loaned at
LOW Rates of Interest,

CORRESPONDENCE SOLIOITEp,,

Cable Address, ‘Morse,’ Roseland,
Codes, Clough’s and Bedford McNeiy

Sea SAEs aa
T. W. HOWARD

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
108 BisHorecate-Sr., Lonpon, E.C,
IF YOU WANT AN ADVERTISE!
or small, Inserted in an ‘European Newargt
Magarine, or Porlodical, save youncit a
troublesoine details by sénding {¢ straight
» “T. W. HOWARD,
108, BIstoPeGATE-srEEET, LONDON,
ESTIMATES FURNISHED and COX
ARRANGED for Large Orders, ADSIGC OR
FERED regarding the Best Mediums for bring.
ing ADVERTISERS before the Pull». Corns

THE BEST

VALUE

MONEY
MARKET

FOR ALL

PURPOSES.

J. L. Parker & Co.,

SOLE AGENTS,

WANTED—Second Hand Houeehoid
gvods for which the highest price will be
paid.

S. GLAZAN,

FIRST AVENUE Firat Store East of
SPOKANE 8ST.

WILGOX)

28 SPOKANE STREET.

HELLO 89.

T. E. HALEY, |
WHOLESALE

ano RETAIL
DEALERIN.,

‘Beef,

Pork,

Mutton,
Fish

Ovsters

: The Fast Line
TO

__All. Points

‘ullman Palace Cara,
Ete

|The Dining Car
Route via
s| y ellowstone
Park.
THE SAFEST AND BEST,

@ | Solid Vestivuled Trains
Equipped with

ant Dining Cara

lodern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Care

Spokane Street,

ROSSLAND, B.C.

‘Through Tickets to all points iu the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA
Jeaamship tickets ta all parts of the
4] world. g
TICKETS _TO

JAPAN AND CHINA

4 VIA
y3| TACOMA and Pe eho) PACIFIC
: . 8. Co,

mar. 10,

Traino depart from Spokane.

y 3340 P.M,
east bounc, 7:00 AM,
For information, time cards, msps and tickets
pply to agents of the 8,F.N. and {ts con-
ections, or
E,W. Rory, Agt. Red Mt. By.

F, D, GIBBS,
General Agent Spokane, Wasn,
A.D, CHARLTON, |
Asst. Gen. Pass, Age
No. 255 Morriton St, cor, 8rd,
Portland Oregon

MASCOT GOLD MINING COMPANY
LIMITED LIABILITY, ,

Notice ia hereby given that Special Gen-
eral Meeting of , fe Thareholders of the “Nag
eot Gold Minin, I ia

nue, ni
ith 1899, at the hi

purpere of considering,
dvisable,

T. W.:HOWARD,
- , 108, Brsuorsoarz-eTREET, Lonnoy, E.C,
Agent for THE
Agent for an RossLaNDER and British co

=) Regular Auction Sales

of the

art of the assets, rights, powers,

e Company to

under such tarmr

toholders may deem

advisable, and to transact such other busiess
as may lawfully be brought before the meet-

ing.
‘Batoa this 2204 day of February, 1899

By order,
Y Ord) CAMPBELL,

Every night by the only licensed auctioneer

M. J. WALKER,

...Allan.

Becinniye January 1, 1899
this up-to-date ' hostelry
will be conducted strictly on

‘TUROPEAN
PLAN...

Eighty-five eligantly furn-
ished, steam heated rooms.
Toilets and bathe with hot and
Cold water on every floor. Spa-
divus Sample rooms,

’ MRS. MLE, Allan: PRO.

At Spok: street avenue, New
Soods of avery doseription received daly
Tplesmade|on Comission aud prompt wt
jem 's given at chea) rates,
address F-O Box i. *

Subscribe.

—FOR THE—

_Record,

Millions Are Made By Mining,

MICHIGAN BOY

Gold Mining Company

REPUBLIC, WASHINGTON.

Four full claims—Michigan Boy, Rein-
deer.No. 2, Edna, and Sidney, situated
One-half mile southwest of the One
Thousand Dollar a Day dividend payer,
the Republic mine, Republic, Wa, and
the Mountain Lion,, with a 35-foot
ledge, which assays $30 and better across
tne whole face, aud will soon be on

AND S00 LINE

AND WEST.

3,000

°

Miles

Baggage Checked to Destination:

No - Custom - Difficulties,

Through first class sleepers on all trains.
Tourist cars pass Revelstoke daily to

St Paul; Monvay for Toronto; Thurs-

day for Montreal and Boston.’ ue
Daily. Train.

1d 20k-Lv.—ROSSLAN D.—Arr.—23.05k,

Makes connection: Weet Robson for

and from the north and main line, and

to and from Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon and

other Slocan points.

For Rates, Tickets and Full: Informa:

on Call on or Address Nearest Local

Agent, or

A. B. Mackenzie, City Tkt Agt.

P. G. Denison, ‘Agent. . } . fen

W. F. ANDERsON,

OF COMFORT.

E. J. Ceyzz,

» P. A., Nelaon, DP A Vanc’r

the list of divid payers. To the south
are the Morning Glory, Troubadour, Hit
or Mies, and the Golden Lily group—
the latter is only one claim north of the
Machigan Boy Gold Mining Company's
property.

This company ia stocked for 1,000,000
shares, par value 5 cents, assessable to
par not to exceed one mill per share
per month. There are 400,000 shares in
im the treasury, All promoter’s stock
pooled until treasury stock is sold. Ali
money expended in developing the prop
erty,

. Fist Issue—200,000 shares at one cent,
100,000 of which were subscribed by the

Send in your addresa at once if you
desire any of this‘iseue,

Remit by postoffice money order.
Claims all surveyed and development
in progress.

THE NEXT ISSUE WILL BL
sereeel00,000 SHARES AT...

? CIN,

President and Manager,
: { E.D. CARPENTER,
B Republic, Wash-
J.B, HODGES,
Secretary and Treasurer.

P, O, Box 68,

business men of Republic the first day. *

f STORY WORTH TELLING

nao Sailors Forcéd to Marry ‘In-
dian Women.

HUSBANDSDESERTED AT YANCOUYER

—_——_—__—_

erried on the Gurboat Wheeling
and Wives Taken Eack to Camp
Without Their Husbands.

—_——_—————_

While the United States gunboat

Wheeling was at Vancouver recently, E

en route for Manifa, two sailors numed

Duff and Porter, both San Francisco x

men, deserted the vessel,

The mere fact of the desertion of two
sailors is nothing uncommon, but if the
story told in the Vancouver Province of
March 3 ia true the cause of the deser-
tion of the two men was @ most unusual
one, The Province clainas to have the

story from Orderly Brown, even after |

Commander Burrell of the Wheeling had
called all hands on deck and announced
that he would severely punish anyone
whoshould divulge the facte in the
o ccording to Brown the eailors desert-
ed because, while in Alaska, they had
pen forced to marry two native women.
While the Wheeling was cruising in

were tvo Indian murdercrs who had
committed a most revolting crime.
‘Landinga party of marines the comman-
der marched to the rancherie and de-
manded the murderers that they might
be taken to Sitka for trial. The chief
had about 60 armed Indians at the

would agree to let Commander Burrell

This wae done and the]

imen were acquitted. 2
Through this trial the sailora became
ey friendly with the Indians, often
isiting the rancherie, and two dusky
omen fell in love with Duff and Porter,
ho were two strapping fellows‘and had

B reputation for bravery. The sailora
ere willing tobe admired and spent

pouch of their chore time with the In-

oveto the woman, and the circum-
tances were such that he demanded the
mento marry them. The crew was
ined up on deck and the women told to
pick cut theie lovers. They lost no

fiey offered to give them two monthe’
y; and even commander Burrell tried

Pgetthe chief to compromise, but he

as atubborn, refasing to leave the ves-
without a fight unless the two men

purried his relatives in white man’s
hion,

The Crescent Dry Goods Co., Lid.

Jay Gowns Srer _}
|

‘f Dress Goods.

Novelties for spring and
summer, including Che-
nille and bow-knot ef-
fects. in Grenadines, fig-
ured Crepe de Paris and
the latest weaves in silk
Crepons.

| Shirt Waists.

Our new Shirt Waist

of Piques, Scotch Ging-
hams, French Organdies,
Lawns and Percales—
in: stripes, polka dots,
‘checks and plain colors
are strictly up to date.
The rich diversity and
decisive econemy of our
waists appeal
to women at.. 7 5¢
‘ upwards,
Capes.
New silk and chiffon
Capes, importer’s sam-
ples—onv of a kind.
Make your selection
. before it is too late.
Silks.
Onur Silks are marvels. of
richness and design. Ev-
ery thing stylish and.
good will be found in our
stock, ‘
DAs BLACK ff (0
“ and colored sat-.
ins, very rich °
finish. Per Pr...
Aes Taffetas in 8 5
BE (.
ARS PLAIDS,
Checks or Stripes
all pure silk. Pe
“yard at..

| Dress Skirts.
Just received a line of
Dress Skerts in Serges,
Brocades, Lusters— See
the new Spanish Luster
Skirt and the new Near
silk under

aus BLSO
Corsets,

Every lady wishing a per-
fect fitting Corset, should
invest in a pair of our
Royal Worcester Corsets,
which are unexcelled for
fit and comfurt. Short’
medium and extra long
Styles. The priceis from

PER PAIR.

$1,00 to $5.50

CECIL RHODES HADN’T A OENT.

Embarrassing Predicament in Which the
Millionaire Once Found Himself,
Cecil Rhodes, the south African mil-
Hionaire, like other great men, is care-
leas about money, says the New York
world. On one occasion he received a
command to dine and sleep at Winclsor
castle and turned up at Paddington sta-
tion with no money. His private secre-
tary bought his ticket for him and
gave him for pocket money a couple of
sovereigns, which was all he had with
him.
When Rhodes reached the old castle
above the Thames and began dressing
to dine with Queen Victoria he laid the
two sovereigns upon the table, intending
to tranafer them to the pockets of hia
evening unmentionables, but forgot
them when he wentdown. He dined,
had a few words with Her Majesty, re-
tired, smoked and went back to his
bedroom. ‘The money wasgone. The
servants, accustomed to generous fees,
naturally supposed that the money had
been delicately left there for them, and
of course Mr. Rhodes could neither ex-
plain the circumstances. to them. nor
trouble his royal hostess about so slight
@ matter.
The next morning he was driven to
the station in one of the queen’s ‘carri-
ages. Luckily he had his return ticket
and reached London, like Dick Whit-
tington, and many another. famoua man,
without a penny in his pocket. Unlike
Whittington, he didn’t have even a cat. °
However, he had only to walk to his of-
fices to find the penny he needed and
othera to keep it company,

TO TEST ARCTIC CURRENTS.
Whalers From San Francisco Have Assumed
Task.

San Francisco, March 18,—A task
which has been nndartaken in the inter
ests both of science and commerce is to
be begun this week in the voyage of .
whalera from San Francisco to the Arc-
tic ocean, to test the Arctic currents.
The effort to secure facts about the cur-
rents andof the existence ofa circum-
polar current was inaugurated by the
Society gf Philad
backed by the United States govern-
ment.’ Fifty patent casks of a peculiar
shape have been constructed in Ban
Franciavo, and will be sentouton th
United States revenue cutter “Bear, on
the vessles of the Pacific steam whaling
fleet and on those of Liebes & Co., to be
distributed in different parts of. the .
ocean, then to be picked up by vessels
which shall pass them later, and thus it
is hoped to determine the currents of
the Arctic and the chance ofan open
passage around the pole from the Atlan-
tic to the Pacific. The firat five casks
will be taken to the north by the whal-
era of Liebes & Co. to start during the
Present week. Twenty more will be
taken by the vessels of the whaling com-
pany within a week,-and the remaining
26 will be taken on the Bear,

Transfer of Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given that application will
be made to the ye of Licouse Commission>
ers for the city of Rossland, atits next meet-
ing, for the transfer of liquor license! now in
mame of the undersigned, to 8, Lewis,
for the Dominion hotel, situated on lots land.
12, block 26, Rossland, B, C.

GzoncE Owen.
Dated this 16th day of February. 1899."

Oldest Hstablished House in Kootenay
BWILLIAM R. BEATTY

Undertaker.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

EDWARD Cuonrx, 3.8. CLurs, Jn.
J.A, MacpoNaLp,

Macdonald Clute & Cronyn

8arristers, Solicitors and Notaries.
for Bank of British North America,

f ‘one, Daf and Porter also’ realized
fit they would be compelled to bave
"arriages legally annuled, and it is
Phxed they ceseled with that in-
tion. Othera say that the two men
Ne concluded to return to their wives
Alaska, and as the only way in which
mar? could do 20 at once wad to desert,

i leftthe ship the first chance they

—
ROOTENAY TO THE RESCUE,

eduction of Mineral in Canada Rising to
the Old Figure.

The CRESCENT

Dry /
NEW BRICK BLOCK,

Goods Company | Limited’ Liability.

production for the whole Dominion av-
eraged less than $1,400,000 annually, of
which about $350,000 was from, 7 Nova
Scotia. Up to 1891 Ontario, contributed
nothing; now there are half a dozen
producing mines in the province, and
the production in 1897 was $189,204. A
leap from $907,601, which was the pro-

ROSSLAND ADVERTISERS.

Business Men and Houses Worthy ef.Conf-
dence and Patronage.

Crxcent Dry Goons Srorx, Lt. Liability.

Firzrareicx, J. F., Plumber.

Grnson & Co., O. C., Auction House.

Bunter Bros , General Merchants.

J. F., Tailor.

duction in the whole D: in 1892,
to $18,700,000 in 1898, may well be reck-
oned ble, and if the

for 1800 are realized the development
will be entitled to be called extraordin—
ary. Canada will begin the twentieth
century as one of the great gold produc-

, | ing countries of the world, if not the

greatest.—Toronto Globe.

If you are not satisfied with
day “Rossland Laundry,
Son. Near Postoffice East.

our jsun”
rabam
tt

Rosstanp Auction Hovss.

Haney, T. E., Dealer in Meats-All Kinds,
Horraman Hore, Harry McIntosh, Prop.
Hoteu AuwaAN, Mrs. M. E. Allan, Prop.
TJopxson & Co., J. B., Brokers, Real Est.
for: Prtntina, Record Office. ie
Latonng, C. O., Boots, Shoes, Rubbers
LeRor Sranzezs, J. F. Linburg, Prop,

Lr Ror Brewery, Gold Seal Beer.
Morzow, T. R. Druggist, Toilet Articles.
Montana Lrvery Stasis, M. A. Harvey.
McCraz & Co., Mining, Real Estate ete,
McKenziz, Dr. J. F.

McDonaxp, Cure & Cronyn, Solicitora.
McNemu & Deacon, Barristers and Sols.
O’Heaun, M, J., Merchant, Tailor, etc.
Panxzr & Co., J. L., Min, En. Brokers,
Puayrorp, H. H. Accountant.

Parker & Co., J. L., Agts., Galt Coal.
Reppm-Jaoxson Co,, Mining Brokers.
Rossianp Loan Orrice and Jeweler.
Recozp Jos Parzne Orricz.

Rep Srar Livery anp Tranezr Co.
Rosstainp Launpey; Graham & Son.
Sprina, J. W., Jewelery, watches, etc.
‘Tompson, Ross, Mining and Real Est.
‘Wison & Co., M. A. Tailors,

Weuize, OC. M., Plumber.

Watxer, M. J. Auctioneer, Merchant.
‘Wncox,' Guy, Plumber.

McBaiwsz Borwme, Rosauann.

M. A: Wilson
& Co.»

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords
for Trousers, ..

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

The possand Janndry is doing
work at reasonable 5 \°
Graham & Bon, Near P.O. Haske f