ROBSLAND EVENING RECORD, AUGUST 16, 1899.

A Bargain in Clothes.

Martin A. Schwieg, the high-class
tailor, has just recovered from a pro-
tracted illness and is able tobe at his
sp street,

one door: from Columbia avenue. He

desires the Reconp to state that he has
_ ® full line of summer and fall patterne,
which he is prepared to make up on
short notice, fall suits $22 and up. He
guarantees # perfect fit.. He employs
none but union tailors. He bought the
goods at an assignee’s sale, so that he
can afford to give better. bargains than
any other cstablishment in the city. |
Call and see his goods and get prices.

Brought Burns Back.

Chief Ingram returned last evening
from -Northport,- bringing with him
Thomas Burns, who is accuged'-of com-
mitting the robbery- at the “baseball
grounds on the 9th instant. Burne
waived his right to demand extradition
and expressed # willingnesa to stand
trial. ~~

Clothes at a Bargain.

‘We have two men’s suits, one over-
coat ‘and two tailor-made lady's suitr,
which have been left on our hends, |.
which we sell below cost. Call and
nee them.

y W. J. Lovaugrp & Co. «

Men's flannel suits for $20 Ve ir J.
Lougheed & Co.

Pianos.

Pianoson the installment plan. “Easy.
terma. Callat the Imperial cigar store. tf

‘Wanreb—First-class baker, one who
can bake home-made bread. Apply at
Delicatessen, next door to Ward & ue:
Kay’s.

company for sale at 2:
A. oe ia office, =
International Barber Shop.

itary. ber, has
Baa gz eatablishment in the
red to

body at anv time.

_ Addreas A. B_ this office.

Monarch Stock for Sale.

Pooled stock of the Monarch Mining
centa. Apply to

A Close Shave —
Or just the kind you wantat Ed Ray's

BUSINESS POINTERS.

oC. Weller, Rossland’s pioneer a
the beat equippe

ity. ped
s prepa kinds of plumbing,
team-Atting,. ap alt anywhere, for oF any

WANTED,—A good lady. solicitor.
tt.

Bubegtibe for the BROOND:

‘ANE 400

Merchant Tailors
Ladies’ Drapers,
REDUCED PRICES FOR
20—D AY S—20
~ IN LADIES’ SUITS
“Just arrived a fine range of
Flannel Suitings
IN GOOD”
Colorings. and -
. Patterns...

$20 ‘A. SUIT.

U6 COLUMBIA AVE:

The Evening Recorp delivered to any
part of the city. for 65 cents per month

J. F.° Fitzpatrick, the _sanitar;
plumber, has removed his office an

P
foven column newspaper outa.
CORD offiee.

‘Washington Hand Press.

FOR SALE~An &-c
reas in first-class order, together with a six or
Apply at the

olumn Washington hand

shop to thecorner of Columbia avenue
and Washington street, under Cap
Shaw’s cigar store. altt.

WANTFD—A ‘chambermaid at the
Dominion hotel.

Miners’, railroad and city checks}:
cashed free of charge at all heurs, at
Hotel Hoffman, Rossland, Harry McIn-
tosh, proprietor. tf.

The Evening Recozp after June 1 de-

Martin A.
Schwieg

-. CRESCENT _
Dry Goods Company, Ld.

— oe

Corsets.

Corsets.

. i Bote

The fame and superiority of these

HIGH-CLASS

 UREOR.

Corsets are” firmly estab-
lished. “We carry a camplete ‘line,
ines iti prices trom

$1.00 to $5.00 each

at greatly reduced prices,

7 ite Royal Worcester

Hosiery.

Ladies’ Fast Black Hose,

-8 pair for 25¢.
Ladies’ Fast Black’ Hose,

123gc:, 20c., 2c. and. Be.
Misses’ Ribbed Hosé....-

10c.; 12gc., 15c., 20e. and: 25¢.
Misses’. Fancy Biriped

6c. and S6c

Shirt Waists.
Stylish and Swell Waists of im-
ported Fri rench Pereales, Fino Cord-
ed French Ginghame, Piques, ete.,

B0c., 75c., $1.00, $1 25; $1.50 and'$2.60

Summer Wash Mate:| =
rials. =>

Sale left.

Summer

_ will be

Our Summer Clearance
us many Remvants in
Wash Materials, which
closed out at Half Price:

Remnants of imported Organdies

Remnants of Raney Figured Or-
gandies

Reninants Fancy Colored Swisdes

Resanants Black Dotted Swisses..

Kénisantd Stripdd Dotted Swisses

SCENIC: LINE. OF THE wort,

Favorite “Transcontinental Routo 4

Betweén the Northwest? and
..- all Points East,

Chidice of-Two Routes Through
the FAMOUS... ‘

ea focky Mountain Soom

Ana Four Routes East of
Pueblo and Denver.

it the Mormon Capital or anywhere be.
tween Ogden’ and Denver. Personally 4
condutted Tourist Excursions thiree da

a week to

Omiha,: Kansas City, St. Louis, cbj.
cago.and the East,

For-Tickets and any information regard.
7 ing ‘Rutes;-Rontes, ete., or for Do
ecriptive ‘Advertising Matter, eal
‘on agents of Oreyon Railway
-& Navigation Co. or Ure-
gon Short Line.

8. K, HOOPER,.
Gen. Mae, & Ticket

Agent,
; ‘Denver,. Gols:

R. C. NICIIOL,
General Agent,
Vash, St,

GO to ew

oman
‘Exchange

For the bert HOME MAD
and pnstries af all kinda. t -
bia Ave. next door west of City cllices,

‘Record

All Passengers granted aday stop-orer | i

AA Rossland Evening Record

VOL 4, NO. 40.:'

a

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1899.

PRICE. FIVE CENTS.

mbrellas ——

We have just received another Jot of Umbrellas
with Sterling Silver Handles, for Ladies and

~ Gentlemen. Call.

aud see them..

J.W. SPRING;

NEXT DOOR TO THE Rost QEETOE.

THE LEADING JEWELER.

Portland,Or, 4

IBARGAINS|!

BARGAINS!

- BARGAIN B! !

_ IT mean Genuine
- _ Largest’ and Most

Bargains and the
Cumplete Block of

cady-Made Clothing, Men's Furnishings,

Boots and Shoes,

Hats.and Caps,
Youths and Children’s Wear,
To ‘Select from in the City

ROOM MUST BE WADE FOR NEW GOODS ARRIYIKG.

SPECIAL MENTION:

»Men’s Nobby
Must Be-Sold.:-

Suita, in Englieh, Scotch. and Ganadian

. Tweeds reduced 20 per cent, to Clear Out.

An Immense Line of Boys’ Suits, at Cost.and Under

UST ARRIVED:.

A Large. Consignment of Latest American Hats, Newest Shadea and 8tyles

Call and inspect mv atock and you will be convinced that you oan do better

1: realize more value for your money tlian elsewhere.

Stack Carefu

MONUMENTAL FABRGATOR

Burns in Jail for Robbery isa Frst-
Class Liar,

HE HAD NO ALIBI DEFENCE,

Thomas is Evidently Trying to Break
Into the Penitentiary— .
Other Notes.

This morning Thomas Burns, who
yeaterday stated in court that he thought
he could prove an alibi if he was given
a little time, came up for trial without
witnesses, and, without attempting to
getany, so Police Masestrate Jotdan
committed him fer trial... Hé is charged

TORONTO STOCK. MARKET

Toronto, Aug. 17.—The following ias
record of today’s ;callon the Toronto
Stock exchange, and of the sales made:

Waterloo: -

**"“@aRtBoo pisTaIcr.
Caribdo Hydraulic, wee $1 52
FAIRVIEW CAMP.

Fairview
Sinugygler.

ROUNDARY CREEK.
Old Ironsides. .
Knob, Hill.
Rathmallen
Brandon & G.
Morrison...
Winnipeg -

Crown .

with taking money away from E:
and Luke at the baseball ground on.the
morning of the Oth. Besides being a

SLOGAN,

Athabasca.
indee. ...

thief, Barns is the i | Har who
has visited the country in along time.
He swore yesterday while upon ‘the wit-
neagastand that he did not know Lewis,

with them in jail during the night be-
fore; and that he had occupied a cell by
himeelf. The truth is Burns was: put in
the cell with Kelly and- Peck and-spent
the might with them. He also acknowl-
edged to the officers that .he- had known
Prof. Lewis in Seattle. He is evi ly

Kelly. or Peck and had not met or talked | 2

Fern Gold M.
Nelson-Poorman
Nob.e Five

=a Bx 8
Crows Nest Coal. $50 00" $48 oe

TEXEDA ISLAND.

trying to, break into tho ti

Bock Bottom: Pricer; and: Square Dealing. No Hambng. Call ana be ‘Sonvineed:

AL. J. QHEARN,.

THE CLOTHIER. fe

‘ORNER © COLUMBIA: AVENUE | AND: LIROnN ATREET:

and by all will be wuccese-
fal.” :
- Billy, Kane’ was up for being drunk
and disorderly:and hia case
manded for éight days. z

Thor

‘of-y ‘vag! agrancy;: ‘and was

town, and it is thougut he got.

given nontil the 11 :25 train to get ‘out of Vi

| other. stores.

TEMAS FRE SEHRE.

Spokané. Street Restaurant Proprietors |
Disappear,

THEIR CREDITORS ARE GUESSING.

Groceries, Meat Markets and Other
Stores and Employes Left
in the Lurch,

There were several sad-eyed grocers
and butchers in Rossland today., The
reacon is that the restauranton Spokane
street in the Belleyue building, bearing
the sign F,8. Tremiin & Co.,” is closed,
and the proprietora, for the present at
least, are where the woodbine twineth
and the whangdoodle mourneth for ita
first born. There in nocrape on the
grocer, butcher or tea. merchant’s atore,
but the cash accounts will not balance
by at least $800. The exact amount is
not known, but the bills outetandiag
against the firm of F. 8. Tremain' & Co.,
will probably exceed that sum of several
numbers. :

‘The rise and fall of the Tremaines in
Rossland is a ‘long story.” Briefly told
F. 8, Tremain, who is:a young man well
known in this .city, and.-his mother,
have been engaged in doing a share of

z |the restaurant business for some time.

They operated in rapid succession the
Clarendon, Heffman and Butte dining
rooms; and afew weeks ago took’ over
the restaurant on Spokape atrest.: They
planted little bills in the. groceries and
The _billa grew... The
morchanta were patient. far
“This morning when ‘the “hired help”
opened up the restaurant meither Mr.

Tremain nor his mother put im am ap-
pearance. A grocer called to get $10 on
his bill, which was promised last night.

livered to any part of the city for 65

cents & month, tf We wilthave your. trade, after that... The~

average | man buys shoes from their ‘ ‘appear- z
ance and fit. They’ know Httle about leath-“[

- Perfect Fit Guaranteed-

Sommer Corsets. Rémnants of iniported Ginghams

All-we Be
ask 18: Try!

SAID’ HE WAS AN ANARCHIST. — : | White

;Republic ..

of

75c., $1.00 and $1.50

ve No solicitor, so his rake-oft

re ha
aout goon you
BILL

We have no Souesiese 80 his Fake-off

BILL

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

BILL

‘What on your bint f ar reasonable
gharge for work thet {3.1

~ RECORD JOB
OFFICE

if you want to wear the best-fitting
suitin town go to Martin A. Schwieg,
high-class tailor. Every garment. guar-

~ That's , what the leading businees
men aob Rossland: are doing: every
Bay on a

ave lost.

of their- business. It stands to
reason they would not invent in
advertising space in THE REC-
ORD, if the result was vant satia-
factory.
THE RECORD'S news service is
~ -guperior to that of its contempo-
rary. Its mining news ia accurate
itiaairee lance not tie
the apron strings of any clique oe
corgoration. -¢
You can get avy kind of Job Prin-
ting done at bottom prices at

Record Job Office i

Prompt Delivery

SPOKANE STREET
One Door.East of Col. Avenue.

I as

PER MONTH— COMMENCING -ANYGIME

Record ©.
65 CENGS

Delivered to any part of the city.

The Rossland Fev

‘Cornet ‘Waists for ‘Ladies, Misses
and Children at Popular Prices.

‘aig JOM JIE

Relnnants of French Piquea. .
Reinnants of domestic Piques....
Remnanta Percales, Calicned, etec..

(resco I

NEW BRICK BLOCK,

H0008 i) |

Diseases, Lo ze
ily Bas S
-/Saecee a
\Faepetiretn Scone ee ae IMTEATI 0%,

seine td
Lee 46 prepals

YC. Propes. 7 Wi, oF our Azeatt

‘a few of our Prices:
Socks, three paira for.

Suits of Clothes, advertised at $15.00 to
Shoes, advertised at $3.00 to $5.00, for..
Overallsor Jumpers, worth $1.00, beat.
Blankets from

42 E, COLUMBIA AVE.

LOOK OdT

For your money. Buy your Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings, Shoes,
Fte., where you have tu pay half the price than anywhere else, |“
and gave the overcharge you would have to D pay elsewhere. Note

Tep Shirts, the same as other firms adverti
Shirta and Drawers, Balbriggan, worth $1.00, for..
Hats, any style, advertised at $3.00 to red oaks

And 10 at same rate with any other article in our line.
the tame. Make money by saving it, and that you can only do when you pi

ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE(..

asa bargain for $1.00, only

_Bring your. cheque, we ill change
y au

R,. BANNETT, Manager.

Agency for

our

Sac ‘Sumas

“AM ADVERIINEMENT IN THE BERD

PAYS—PAYS———PAYs—PAYE, Frsiinaas;

chon ad zafes ante v reed

OFFICE;

ert ane Se hoe ahs

QdaICK WORK!
Bet end ae and epee!

tydar ace dine
ml ntorage fac! diftiogs res wha able ri fea, 1-9 iv.
clear, trausier, warehouse, tr shijenuy class of youds.

We Sell Good, Dry,Seasoned. Wood.
WASHINGTON 8T. OPPOSITE BANK OF MONTREAL.

J.W. HARTLINE MAN.

Tel. No 8

m pt): wit, call at
SEERDELY nol Putt
parniture; pie | 2

Aig oncaeaulyor's rgents, Wi)

Record.

To Sell ore ere

“YOU MUST ADVFRT TISE
t large 01
"Nett

amesitiee co
troublesoine detalls by sén

tT W. HOWARD

General Advertising and Press Agent
_BusoragaTe-Sr., (Within E. C.)LONvos, Eng.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED: anal SORE GE
HEE aenio et
rei ing the eat a
fig all Advertisers. befoi fe British pale
Correspondence soilelted.

WwW. HOW 2BD

Agent. for the
and British Columbia,
big.

Fan Pee 5

erand trust to their dealers.
table house.

106 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

Hence the advantage of dealing” with a. repo
Our shoes strike people by stylish shape and by their quality.

a RoE RRND ET ad

i East COLUMBIA ‘AVENUE. -

Declaration of a Board of. Trade Operator in
Chicago.

Ae to religion, :T Bm an agnostic, and
Politically ‘an’ anarchist,” asid Austin
‘W. Wright, of 3687 Prairie Avenue, and
@ wealthy ‘board! of. trade operator,‘ in

iat Ne Fights

he cannot conqu
date ihe Medicing

stan

ids’ chance o: ip
your Doctor py having your prescriptions Gilea by

T. R«MORROW,
Sas Pens Dai

The Clarendon. Cafe.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT, -*:
Open Day and Night.

Rooms for Banquets

and Dinner. Parties,

Oltex | stublishedjHouse in
WILLIAM R,- BEATTY
Undertaker. -
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

4. G. CREELMAN GEO. BEAM

P. 0. BOX 315,

reelman & Beain,
CONTRACTORS ;
BUILDERS.

timatos pfirninh
ed on all
Jobbing romp ated ee

TPES me Rossland B.C.

Alban)

Rossland | Labor Union

Cooke’ and Waiters’ union,
eset ed evening BS 8: 20,3 liners
Unton & all zs MuncH, Sec.
P.O. Bi . Youre INRUEM, J res.

To the General Public

‘Those who appreciate’ the short. hours
bestow

preceeding al jose holidays.
Clerk's and Salesmen’s Union,

Martin A. Schwieg, the high-clace
tailor, will give you a perfect fit. Call
and see him, Spokane street, two doors
off Columbia avenue. t£

princi Veourt
Hote!

Judge court in Chicago the
‘other day. Mr. Wright had been called
to aérve-aa & Juror. He refused to take
the ueual oath: “Assistant States At-
:torney Barres excueed the Venireman
‘after a few questions,

“Step up to the bar of the court, Mr.

Wright,’ remarked) Judge Brentano,
“What do you mean when you say you
an anarchists? Do you mean that you
are eppoest, fo the laws of thi
try?” i
“T mean n that I believe in voluntary BB-
sociation,” replied Wright. ‘Your laws
are compulsory and arbitrary. I ‘will
*\conform;to any rule you luy down to
.avoid-~ going to jail, but at. the eame
time I do aot believe in compulsory
laws.”

“You may go,” said the court.
! "Do I get anything for today’n,attend-
ance here?”” :
<2“No, air. A manmwho expresses. the
sentiment you have is not entitled” to
any consideration in this country,” re-
plied Judge Brentano, with warmth.
Juror Wright eneered as he walked

out.

“Come back, sir,” called Judge Bren-
tano, sharply, a .lniliff, stepped
briskly tothe eide of the mans “You
sneered nt ther of this court juat
now and Iwill tine you #25 for con-
tempt.”

“Your honor ig mistaken,” said Juror,
Wright meekly. ‘I meant no disrespect.
I‘ I sneered it was involuntarily. As I
said before, I am willing to conform to
any rule you lay dewn to escape going to
jail.”

Judge Brentano gazed at Wright for
a moment and said: “You may go.

¥| Pass out.”

Notice.
The cakewalk and grand ball has been |
postponed indefinitely. Parties holding
tickets will receive their money back by
applying in pereun at Dominion. lial on
or-before Friday, Ang. 18, 1809.

DEVELOPMEXT COMPANIES;
B.C; Gold. Ey.
Canadian G.

* Morning Sales monies 500, 500 at
18. Noble Five, 5,000 at 19. Wonderful,
10,000, 5,090,500, 500 at 9; 500, 500 at
834: 2,600 at 83¢. Deer Trail, 500 at 2414,
Victery-Triimpb, 600 at 634. Winni-
peg, 500 at 1834; 500 at 18; 500 1834.
Northern Bell, 5,000-at.3.

Afterncon Sulea: Republic, 500. at
78. Athabasca, 600, 600 at 37. Noble
Five, 1,000, 1,000, 2,000 at 20. Van
Anda, 600, 5,000, 250 at 10%<; 7,500 at
103¢°. Bilyer Bell, 8,000 at 744 3/1,000 at
734; 600, 500 at 734. Gold Hin, 500 at
6. Morrison, 500 at 18; Morrison, west-
ern delivery, 1,000, : 2,000 at18. Winni-
per, "1}000, £3,000: ‘at 8032... 4

¢ “THE MONTANA GE GROUP;:

Good Assays from the Bluo Bird at the 45-
Foot Level.

H. C. Doughten, manager of the Mon-
tana Gold Mining company, came down
from Waterloo yesterday with some ore
from the. Blue Bird, one of the Mon-
tana group ef claims. Two assays which
he had ,, made today..gave $94 in silver,
921° in copper and $31.75-in lead; and
the ottier, $16 in eilver, $6.68 in’ copper,
and $7,28.in lead. These samples were
taken from a vein 3 feet 10 inches in
width at the bottom of a 46-foot shaft.
Mr: Doughten thinks the: Blue Bird isa
very promiaing property and bids fair
to make a mine. ,

Ask for a Speedy Trial.

Officer N.. D...McPhee ‘and Special
Officer J. W. Raynor wag to have left
on the afternoon train for Nelson with
Burns, Lewis, Kelly aud Peck, but their
attorney, J.” W.. Nelon, asked for a
apeedy trial, and that they be kept here.
Itis thought the trial will commence
next. Monday... It is not known whether
Judge Spinks or, Justice Walkem will
preside.

Albert Barrett has sold his interest in
the and

Other creditors called to get a whack at
the pay-day receipts. They were dis-
appointed. It was soon learned thatthe
i had made a ab-
sence, Their rooms in the Bellevue
block were net occupied daring the
night. Inquiry failed to throw any light
on their whereabout. The police were
notified.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Tremain
aold the restaurant. sideboard for $16.
Among the buginess firms .who are the
heaviest creditora are Empey Bres., 0.
M. Fox & Co., Paulson Bros., Pacifie
Tea Co., Independent butcher shop, P.
Burns & Co., and several other smaller
establishments. ‘ t

Lena Nickelaon, a waitre says she
has $16 in wagea due; Lizzie Gillette
claims $17; Nellie Baker, $6.50; Dan
Ferguson, a dishwasher, $5.50; the couk,
$7.60, and other bills for wag:
J. Martin will reopen te ‘

and «ig 2
restaurant man.
There.have been several collapses “of
hash factories im the city lately. It is
said that 0. C. Peterson, whe rnn the
Josie boarding heuse, failed to connect
to the extent of about $1,500, and owed
one butcher shop $300.

PERSONAL,

. Gov. C. H. Mackintosh returned last
evening from Halcyon. hot springs,
where he has been for a week.

Al. Gibson, the best first bast baseball
player in British Columbia, who has
been sick, is able to be about again.
"RB. D. Morkill left today for Christina
lake, via. Bossburg. .

Mrs, Perry Lyons who has been visit-
ing Mrs. H. Stevenson, returned to hor
heme at Northport.

Mr. and Mrs. E, B. Eddy are regist-
ered at the Allan. Mr. Eddy is the
senior member of a large paper and
match manufacturing company knewn
as BE. B, Eddy & Co., of Hull, Ont.
They will remain in the'city for’ «fiw
days, during which time’ Mx." Eady will

ataurant,

company to Les Combs, The deal was
clured last evening and Mr. Barrett's
intercet. transferred.

Subscribe for the Evsxine Recuup,
only 65 cents per month,

Men’e=flannel,auits. for, $20 at Ww.
Lougheed & Co. 2 B-19tt

be shown the 1 miness ..

J. E. Saucier left this afternoon: for
Fort Steele on mining business, ta be
absent two weeks.

AW. Strickland left on she afternoon
train for the east, -