ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 29 1899.

TRONTO STORK HARE

Toronto, July 28.—The iollowing is a
record of today’s callon the Toronto
atock exchange, and of the sales made:

ONTARIO.

AWKED, BID.

5 33%
Goldens “4 43/6
Foley. - . "
OAMP M’KINNEY.
Cariboo ... $119 = $1: 10
Minnehaha 23 20%
‘Waterloo.... a 9
CARIBOO DISTRICT.
Cariboo Hydraulic.... $1 52
FAIRVIEW CAMP.
Smuggler. . wee 2M
. BOUNDARY CREEK.
Old tronaides
Knob Hill.
Rathmallen .
Brandon & G, Grown .
Morrison. .
Winnipeg .
BLOCAN, AINSWORTH AND NELKON,

$1 4736

14

‘ive
Reecblet Cariboo
Wonderful .

Crows Nest Goai.

TEXEDA I8LAND.

‘onte Christo,
‘orthern Belle.

| DEVELOPMENT’ COMPANIES,
B. C. Gold F....
Canadian G. F. Syn...

Morning Sales: : Golden Btar, 500 at
44; 500 at 4337; 500 at 4314 ;. 500 at 4334.
Waterloo, 1,000 at 81g. Wonderful, 500,
500,.1,000 at 4. Van Anda, 5,000 at 1034;
5,000, 5,000, 1,600 at 11. Empress, 1,000
at&. Deer Trail, 1,000 at 2334; 1,! 000 at
24; 600, 500 at 2434.

Afternoon Sales: Empress, Lie at 6.
Minnehaha, 1,000 at 2114.. War Eagle,
100 at $3.66; 100 at $3.67. Winnipeg,
1,000 at 2834. Van Anda, 5,000 at 1037,
Golden Star, 500, 760 at 44. Deer Trail,
1,500,1,000 at 24. Van Anda, 1500 at
1034. .

The Rossland

[fHE PIONEER SALOON|

Fine Canadian and American Whiekies
® specialty.

YOU KNOW THE PLACE,

JERRY — SPELLMAN'S,
St. Charles Hotel

FIRST-CLASS UNION COOK,

MISS JESSIE, for 3 years oss of the dint
Foom, gives you # good Lunch Bucket. eal
Tickets, § x
have a Now Copper Refrigerate for draw-
. Ing ibe Finest od Coolest Glass of
CHAS, ENTERS,  BrOp
fg Cp0l std Shady Place in the, eveiiing.
ity Bund practices four nights in the week.

Cold Storage To Let.

‘Under the st, Charles Hotel.

ABOUT THE CITY.

Miners’, railroad. and city. .checke
cashed free of charge at all hours at
Hotel Hoffman, Rossland, Harry McIn-
tosh, proprietor. Sth}

If you want to wear the best-fitting
suit in town go to Martin A. Schwieg,
high-claga tailor. Every garment guar-
anteed. > tf

WANTFD—A chambermaid at the
Dominion hotel.

“Wantsn—First-clagss baker, ene who
can bake }emo-made bread. Apply at
Delicatessen,-next door to Ward & Mc-
Kay's, ~ tf

The Evening Becurp after June 1 de-
livered to aay part of the .city for 65
centsa month. ~ tf.

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

Main’s Show Coming.

The Walter L. Main show, which will
cxhibit ‘at Rovsland, Wednesday, Aug.

, has the only horse back ridixg pony
in the world. This charming little spot-
ted Shetland pony has been trained to
ride two horses at the same time and is
known by the name of Canandiagua; it
iathe most wenderful amd artistic per-
formance of an equestrian pony. You
may hever have another chance of seeing
the rareat of novel scence, so bring the
children to see the cute little pony ; wee
pleasure will repay you.

There's a eign on the Imperial cigar
atore window, Spokane street, “Musical
Instroments at Caught Prices... He
mesne it. Bring yourcatalegue, 7-18-1m

’ Bridgford & Herring’s O K porclane
bath and barber shop has move] to the
Leland, onedooreastof the Widtor hete

Don’t forget the Eagles’ excursion
and picnic at Loon Lake, Auguat6. tf

A. Gilchrist

CONTRACTOR IN

i |Plastering and

~=—.Cementing

. LINCOLN STREET *
South of Bank of Teronto.
P. O. Box 165.

Catching On.

That's what the leading business
men of Rossland are doing every.
day. Some of them caught on a
long time ago. Others have lost
their BrP But those who use
THE RECORD asa medium for
talking business and bargains to
the people who buy never loose
their grip. Look over its list of
advertisers and you will recognize.
the names ef business firms who
have done the business of this

They have been successful
jn business, Advertising is pare
of their business. It stands to
reason they would not invest in
advertising space in THE REC-
ORDif the reeult was not satiafac-

tory.
THE RECORDS news service is

tho apron strings of any clique or
corgoration:

You can get. any kind of Job Prin-
ting sme at bottom prices at

Record Job Office

1

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oy) jo qed Aue cy pexsaipeq
ploooyy

AWIDAN V— ontonanwoo—HLNOW Yad

SONAD GO

aban

One Price Store.

The-proprietors wish to thank their
many friends arid the public in genera
for the liberal patronage hestowed upon
them ‘fh the past, and hepe by unremit-
ting attention to the interests of their
wants to merit their confidence and sup-
port in the future. XN
Cc. C. Grason & Co.,

P.O. Box bes, 28 Spokane St,

Mra. Abbott, the fashionable dress-
maker. has taken charge of-that denart-
ment of W. J. Lougheed & Co.’s tailor-
ing establishment, and wants her friends
tocall and see the new silke and fine,

“Tany part of the city. Meet all trains,

Crescent Dry Goods C0.

[LIMITED ]

\

Gents’ Furnishings Department.

ever eirreae
‘Martin A.
Schwieg

HIGH-CLASS

TAILOR.

Perfect Fit Guaranteed
Prompt Delivery

MEN'S SHOES.

Men’s. Heavy Grain Working Shoes at $2.50, $3.50.and $4.00
Men’s Calf Skin Knockabout Shoes at $1.00; $2 50 and $3.00
Men’s Fine Vici Tan Kid Shoes at $3.50, $4.00 and "$5.00
Men’s Fine Imported Russian Colt Skin Shoes at:

Our Stock of Underwear com-
prises the best of German, Eng-
lish and Scotch productions.

Prices ranging from...-...++ $1.50 a Suit to $5.00

"SPOKANE STREET
Orie Noor East of Col. Avenue,

‘|To Sell Properties

YOU MUST ‘ADVFRTISE
Aufityou.want an, Advertsonons lags o
Sagltna: or Portodtcal, nell Pail
azine, or. Periodical, nave
troublesome details by di ho ‘a

T, W. HOWARD

‘General Advertising and Press Agent
» (WithinE, CL Eng.

ESTIMATES | PURNISHED. ana contracts
ARRANGED far: Large Ordors. DVIC# OF
FERED regarding the Beat Mediuias for hein

ing all Advertisers, befor
Correspondence aolicite

T. W..HOWARD

we, (Within) Lonpos, Eng,

Socks of all kinds at 8c., 10c., J5c., 25c , 35c. and 50c.-per Pair

SAIRTS.

White Laundered Shirts 75c., $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50

Fancy Laundered Shirts. 75c., $1.00, $1 25 and $1.50

Men’s Extra Fine Silk Busom Cambric Shirts,
the very latest thing at.

Men’s Soft Shirts, all Priced and Styles,

Men’s Black Satin Shirts

$2.00 and ‘$2.50

» 50e, to $1.75

Creseent Dry Goods Co. L

NEW... BRICK BLOCK,

Columbia Ave., Rossland, B.C.

LOOK OUT.

For your money, Buy your Clothing, Genta’ Furnishings, Shdes,
Fite, ‘where you have to pay half the price than anywhete else,
and save the overcharge y you would have to pay elacwhore, Note
a few of our prices:

Socks, three pairs for............c cece eee eee ce eeneteeeee

Top Shirts, the same ox other firme advertise a # t barguin for $i. 00, only.
Shirts and Drawers, Balbriggan, v orth fl 10,
Hats, any style, advertised at $3.00 to $4.0), toe
Suits of Clothes, advertized at $15 00 to #2) 00.
Shoes, advertised at $3.00 to $6.00, for.. 1.51
Overalls or Juinpers, worth $1.00, best. .B0e and 60¢
Blankets from... % :80e per Lb
And so at same rate with any other article fv

the tame, Make money Uy saviug ity ud that you can ooly do whee bon natease yey chauge

ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE

42 E. COLUMBIA AVE.

QUICK WORK!
Red Star Storage and Transfer (Co.:

Does n roguilar Storage and Transies business  Raggage delivered
vontract ui
Thachiners delivered on ne ra “Ore comtscets tke
hand's.

R. BANNETT, Manager.

Tel. No 8

+, Will call at

i

Furniture, pi-
wip

handled, | Mininy m

We Sell Good, Dry Staoasd Wood.
OFFICE: WASHINGTON ST. OPPOSITE BANK OF MONTREAL,

patterns of dress goods. 7-26-lw

J.W. AARTLINE MAN,

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ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, JULY 81, 1809.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Wo hava jusst received. ant ther line of. SASHES with

the, BAR LEAF, CAI ADIAN- AND BRITISH |
p ems enamel ho the buckles. hese are

the tntest and very.styit

J. Ww. SPRING,

VoL 4, NO, 24.
NEXT DOOR TO THE Post, OEFICE, i” THE. LEADING JEWELER.

:
! aN
GENUINE SALE

And Great Reduction” in Prices in . the- Next THIRTY DAYS.

1 Will Offer: the following Goods at and Below. Cost:

MEN'S SUITS. BOYS’ ‘SUITS.
id Price. Sate Price. + s+ Old Price. Hale Price.
00 $5 60 $100 #2

Brown Cresh Suits f:om, Fall {ine of Boys’ Odd. Pants.
‘aney Linen Suite from,. -lined, fo alee:
ummer Coats fram. . ‘ < =

comple 1c line of. MEN?.3 and-BOY’S AMERICAN and: ENGLISH HATS and |;
APS, comprising. Steteon, King BiWakefield and Leslie Stiff Hate:

600; 766, #1.00, $1.25

dened This Week
‘bby Line of

In‘all the Newest.
Designs & Patterns

American Shirts and Ties

Le Roi.
LIVERY SALE and. FEED
STABLE. <i>

JOHN. F, LINRURG,
Stybsl Rige for rent 4
hi es Sule. and Pack
Liurees:

Sranzed: Columbia Ave., sPhone No. 37
commerctal Aliev “Phone No. 3%,

P. 0. BOX, 156,

PROP,

»

‘Having dim ates Of the hotel business, T
now prepared to give ny entire ‘nttontion to

wATALETICS..

elal attention given to Re-lucing Surpins

welght and bullaing up of worn dows oF olbe

erwise woke canauttal jong by nature's own
ethods. ‘for the quarter Jun

_A FEW FACTS WORTH: LOOKING INTO: sees
fe He carries the largest a: g moat complans
stank. of Imported, English, Bestch and Me-
< houey. Berges in the Kootenay.
King secured the services of the BEST,
° GUTTER In BO.

; Sard, Employ’ only Unton Labor.”
A CARLOAD: OF “TRUNKS aad- VALISES a JUST. JARRIVED.

Why does M. J. O'MEARN employ more
‘dullors than all-the other, morchentt
combined in Rossland -

HS ON GORRIPY

| Rey. Morden Preaches a Sonsattonal |

Sermon

ON MUNICIPAL :- ADMINISTRATION.

Sunday Closing, Gambling and Some) 9¥!

Some Irregularities
me Discussed,

~;Rev. G. Hs: Morden,> pastor of the
Methodist church delivered @ remarka-
ble sermon last evening—remarkable be-
cause he handled without ‘gloves'a sub-

501 ject of local interest-—one thit has al-

ready aggitated the public.mind, but no
one saw their way clear to break the ice
and unflinchingly wait for the explosion
that must-necegsarily. follow.
Space forbids of Mr. Morden’a sermon
in full, but the following -extracta will
éerve to express his sentiments which
are undisguised in’ their direct attack on
the methods of the present cliy admin-
istration.
His text was from Zachariah viii, 3:
"A. City of Truth.’ Mr. Morden pref-
aced the yital part of his subject with an
auvalysie of the motives that inspired t! e
‘builders of the’ first cities, dealing with
the Ina most i: ig man

ora total of $400 per day, $12,000 per

month, or $145,000 per year.

Thon with ‘these object. leaso:

corruption before their eyes the citizens,

seeing all these unlawfal practices going
that

on,
is making a clean-up on the quiet out of
Some of the authorities figuratively
ita up their hands in holy horror,
climb promptly up on their dignity, de-
nounce people as cowards, and demand
an investigation ;-whereupon some peo-
ple cry “bluff,” and'ara of the opinion
that by the time the facilities are acquired
these authorities will have: climbed down
ain,
In conclusion Mr. Morden: said: “I
Detieve it is a conservative estimate that
$500,000 nda ite way through drink,
gambling and immorality out of the
pockets of the many. Now, one man will
not spend as much money-for neceusities
as twenty. Therefore, if you are going
to allow 50 persons to fleece 1,000, you
lessen the receipts of the merchant who
carries a good stock, pays heavy. in-
auranco,. employs labor, pays taxes and
helps buildup the city. - I feel safe in
saying that were this town: run on ordi-
nary moral ‘lines it would be worth
$250,000 per year to the merchants. It
comea high to rana wide open town, and
the merchant pays the ‘piper. Yet we
talk about. a ‘‘husiness man’s adiminia-
tration.” -To sum up, here are a_ few.
things to be done in Rossland:
» “1. Let. the Sunday closing: law be
enforced, even if the licenses have to be
lowered, and thua’ free the community
from the disgrace of being. a party to
willfal. lawbreaking for. consideration.
“2. Let gambling in all its forma be

A SAVAGE TRUNDER BOLT,

Lightning Played Havoc: With Tom
> Maguire's House.

IT HAD AN APPETITE FOR SHOES.

¥
Tore Shingles'From the: Roof, Ripped
Up the Carpet and Ploughed
Up the Garden.

A thunder bolt. struck the-residencé
of Tom McGuire, a Centre Star miner,
just back of Rolf’s lumber yard yester-
day at 11 a.m. It .entered the roof. of -
the kitchen, tore the. shingles from the
roof, ripped a board f:om the rear of the
kitchen, tore one of Mr. McGuire’s shoes
ulmost to-shreds, made oid rage out. of
the carpet and spent its force on the
giound ‘in the front yard. The bolt
ploughed three distinct furrows in the
front yard.

The effect of the lightning atrake was
not confined to:Mr.

Mra. Wm. R. Beatty, who wae alone at

her home: in ‘the adjoining house, was

made unconacious: by the shock, and up-

on ing did not. i diately rea-

lize what had happened. She went to

the doer, to get fresl alrand saw a dog
d dancing

: :| ners. Then he emphasized” the impor-

lance of the s Rootenays as apart of the

on the prin-
ciplee that aH _govern the building

ryale the. fallen women

i rupee ‘the-police: ‘courte

* to pay: ney into th
‘he

~ We will have e your trad
avetago man buys shoes from-their sppear-
‘ance and fit. Théy know little about-leath-
Henre the advantage of. dealing‘ with-a-. repa:
People: ‘by: stylish shape-and by: their quality. =

Cc. O, LALONDE

106 WEST. COLUMBIA: AVENUE.:!. -. 11 EAST. COLUMBIA AVENUE.

Allwe Ay ..-4
ask is: TI y+
er and trust to their dealers.

table house. Our shoes etrike

calla jt a

*The'women call ‘it a license—ex-
pecting protection, and they remain un-
moleated-until the time- comes’ for an-

ether round ‘up;-when.they ge again and
the What: is this: but

@ir “license.”

of the most di order,

‘The law concerning such places-ia not-
oriously violated, and: the decent citi-:

zens..are made” a party to the bawdy-

Bo Twilt' make w

-| SPECIAL RATE OF $8.

For Private inatructions Guaranteed in Box
lng, wrestling or fencing, Club Swinging, 8.0
fora movaps nts

Regular ¢iats inrtrnetions Bonday, Ws eslnes-
day aud Friday nighls free to me

Memborehip Fee $300
Dues per month $2.00

Prof. F. S, LEWIS Instructor
DOMINION ATHLETIC CLUB.

GO to The — "yp

: tila

astries of all kinds. - East Colam
ve. next door west of City offices.

‘Indapo

Made ayell, ,

tas
gor
aint

WESLE R
THE PLUMBER.

30 SPOKANE STREET:
P-.O. Box 271.

house and to’ a. broker law in

Tac

Ts R: MOR ROW,

‘Successor to: McLean & Morrow,
Tue Pioneer Druggista,

of these fines.
authorities ~ “become corrapt and make
every citizen corrupt alec.

“Bunt a Chinaman meanwhile makes
at he ,has paid. money for

affidavit
certain’ privileges,

Again the

‘and’ 'that- having 2

topped any rate-openly—for the
protection of the. workingman and the
merchant and the youth.

“3. Let an ordinance be passed and
let it be enforced making it impossible
to ebtain a -saleon and theatre license

can can. :.Mrs, Beatty thought a one
had shot the brate, but he soon regained
his equilibrium and made-tracke fer |
parts unkmown. ah

The shock was.felt severely ‘by several
of the families.in the vicinity, bat for-

from~the: reaidential quarters. .There
are at this minute quite a number of
these houses within two stones’ throw of
this church stamding to ineult peopl
who must pass and repass going too and
fro. When’ these women are arraigned
let them: be punished. etcetera.”

Police Court.
John who-was

eS :
driven out of “tha centre of town away |-

Bon ial For Calgary.

Ben. Ledi, Ernest Kennedy's racer;
was brought to Rossland Saturday, and
will be-taken to Calgary to. participate ~
in the races there August 9 and 10. Tt
was Mr. Kennedy’s intention to take
the horse to Calgary by way of Nelson
from Northport; but the customs officer

~fthere compelled him to returm her to

as she was sent out frem that

from Saturday, was discharged this morn-
ing on the charge of entering the Alaam-
bra with the iutention of committing
theft, the sitting magistrates cleiming
that the ‘evid has not

pert. Not only that, but the customs
officer compelled Mr. Kennedy to take
his horse into Roskland by the “‘shank’s
mare” route instead of by. rail. This

warrant binding him over.

| Seely. reffered his money and

‘a ‘receipt, was refased and the money |

was not.paid.~

“Tf the money was proffered ‘for a
legal parpose yey was. the receipt re-
fased?

“If the- smabriey ' was proffered for an
iNegal. purpose why. was it. takem in
the first instance?
pout for- {i the investiga-

7S Ressland, B. 0. >

The Clareridon Cafe.
FIRST. CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT,
Operi Day: and Night,

Rooms for Banquets and. Dinner Parties.

tion fa held and fails to- fasten cor-
|ruption upon any definite person, it
néed not be wondered at if, instead of
concluding that there was nocorruptioa,
intelligent citizens conclude that the
corruptionists are experts at covering up.
their tracke, whoever they may be. If
the. authorities are sincere and clean let
them enforce the laws without fear or
favor and" then public confidence will be
reatored.

“It ia a commonly reported fact that
adisreputable show, after showing in
as long as it- pleased, went to

Rossland Labor Union

GSqky? and Waiters’ union, No, 401
veut at oe iners
Bato ah Fy Saturday evening & ner

oe “oun oun, Pres

To the General Public

appreciate the short hours
Dy he oh sere eat kindl: bestow

ose closing 7
ample, time for making

ven iy stores ture
h week after 7 Seer
vofgach month and 4

Oldest Fatabtiyhed House in Kootensy,
WILLIAM R.. BEATTY

Undertaker. oF
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A 1

reeee
. A. G. CREELMAN.

P. ©. BOX 315,

Creelman &: Beam, :
CONTRAGTORS Clerk's and Salesmen’s Union,

BUILDERS.

GEQ- BEAM

Batlnates furnished oh all kinds got work.
Jobbing promptly attended to.

coisa Rossland B.C.

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

one of the coast cities and was put in
gaol the firat might ss being too indecent
for endurance; yet they ceuld impose
their lewdness upon Rossland as ga
as they pleased.”

Mr. Morden ‘said with reference to
saloon licenses, that the former chief
magistrate stated emphatically that the
saloons paid $600 license with the ex-
plicit understanding that they should be
allowed to remain open on the Sabbath,
but: were willing to remain closed if the
license was reduced. Thus, the speaker
reasoned, that. the authorities were al-,
lowing these men-to Yolate the law fora
consideration.

He also attacked the’ slot machines
and:made -a computation showing the
amount ot money diverted through these
channels. He estimated that there
were about 40 slot machines in the city

making an average of $10 each per day,

Visitor.
President Smith, of the Montreal
Board of Trade, who is interested in seyv-
‘eral -mining. properties of the camp;
potably the Big Three, Oridinero, Old
Trons'des, etcetera, arrived in the city
Saturday and left today for Grand
Forks. It is probable that Mr. Smith
will return to Rossland in a few days.

THE PARIS EXHIBIT.

Mine Owners Have Not Complled with Board.
1. of Trade’s Request.

Some time ago the Board of Trade re-
quested the mine owners of thia camp to
furnish specimens for an exhibit to be
sent to the Paris Exposition. So far
thére has been no response. H. W
Jackson, secretary to the Board of Trade,
said to a representative of the Recozp
this morning that the matter weuld be
taken up again at the regular meeting of
the board, Wednesday evening.

Mr. Jackson said that not a single
sample of ore had'been received for the
Paris exhibit, or for a small exhibit
which he requested for the edification of
the of the Canadi:
Mising Institute, who will visit Ross-
+in September,

To K. P. and F. 0. E. Subseribers.
All subscribers of stock in the Knights
of Pythias and Fraternal Order of Eagles’
company, limited, are requested to call
at the secretary’s effice, Daniela &
Chambers’ block, 28 Columbia avenue,
on Tuesaday, August lat, and pay first in-
stallment of 25 per cent on the amount
of stock they have subscribed. _ By re-
quest. H. Danrets,
Secretary.
There’s a sign on the Imperial cigar
store window, Spokane street, ‘*Musical
Instraments at Caught Prices.” He
meuns it. Bring yourcatalogue. 7-18-lm

to,

was an i and Mr. Kennedy
is deeply grieved, but was obliged to
submit to the rule. Ben Led: will be
shipped from Trail to Calgary. t

Linburg’s Jim’ Wins,

Fred Linbarg’s Jim'was awarded the
race over thé Trail mare Mollie L. Bat-

urday. morniag, and the- money paid
over to Mr. Linburg. The race was ran
on Columbia avenue Friday morning.
There is some dissatisfaction over ‘the
result of the raco and itis likely that
anether match will be arranged. a

PERSONAL. :

J. L. Parker returned yeaterday form
the Ymirdistrict.

Mike Sullivan one of the ‘original lo-
catora of the R. E. Lee and Maidof Erin
left yesterday for Spokane. He 18 ‘en-
gaged in mining in the Boundary thia
season.

Judge Spinks came in from the Boun-

*|dary Saturday evening and left yestere

day for Nelson,

Gen. C. 8. Warren left yesterday. for
Butte, Montana. He says that the ore .
outpat of that camp is between $45,000-
000 and $50,000,000 instead of $45,000 or
$50,000 as he was recently quoted by
a local paper.

Gov. C. H. Mackintosh and T. Mayne
Daily left yesterday for Spokané.to at-
tend the regular monthly meeting of the
Le Roi company.

Smith Curtis has returned from the
east where he has been on important
mining business.

W. L, Orde is back from Winnipeg.

There was not a quorum present at
the adjourned meeting of thé-city coun-
cil to consider the water works deal.

WANTED.—A good lady solicitor.
Addreas A. B. this office. tf