ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, ‘AUGUST 14, 1899.

© Police Court.

Annie Jackson and Robert Linasy
both colored, were in the police court,
thie morning upon the charge of being | “
drank and disorderly and were each
fined $20. They were in Lizzie Ander-
son’s place.

Speen
. A Close Shave

Or just the kind you wantat Ed Ray’s
International Barber. Shop.

a

Pianos.

‘Pianoson the installment plan. Easy
terms. Callat the Imperial cigar store. tf
a

Subscribe for the Evenina Record,
only 65 cents per month. z
—_

ho

‘Wanrrp—First-class baker, ene w
he -made bread. Apply at
can bake home: evard © ie

Delicatessen, next door
ay’a.

jminion hotel.

—_—_—_—_—

‘The Evening RecozpD delivered to any

part of the city for 65 cents per month
pe A cri RAMEE

F. Fitzpatrick,

a: r, has removed

Plnmbes
and. Washington street,
Shaw’s cigar store.

his office ant

under

et a
WANTFD—A chambermaid at the

he sanitary
the si +

to-the corner of Columbia i

Monarch Stock for Sale.

Jed stock of the Monarch Mining
ane ‘or eale at 2'¢ cents. Apply to
es thi ia office.

BUSINESS PC POINTERS.

tae M. Meller) Roesland's pl Lior san-

plumber, hi best equip
ees in the city pea
pleating ing ?tiedo all kinds of plarabing,
steam- Patton, etc., anywhere, for any
body at anv time. 1-19-tt

——
Tt you want to wear the beat-fitting
suitin town go to Martin’A. ‘Schwieg,
anteed.

Minera’, railroad and city ‘checks
cashed free of charge at all hears at
Hotel Hoffman, Roeeland,: Harry
tosh, proprietor.

Men’s flannel suits - -for $20, ae ae
Lougheed & Co. - = 6-10

Wt LOUHEED 200

Merchant -Taliors
_Ladies’ Drapers,

REDUCED PRICES: FOR :

high-class tailor. Every garment Lense i

~ CRESCENT |
= Dry Goods Company, Md.

eA RED

Favorite ‘‘Pronscontinental Route
Between the Northwest? and

‘all ‘Points East.

Chore, ef. Two Rontes Through

the FAMOUS.

mRocky, Mountain Seam

“Alosiery.,

Ladies: Fast Black Hose,
Ladies! Fast ‘Bincke ‘Hose,
125¢c., 20e., 26e. ‘and 85c.
Misses’. Ribbed Hose,.<-
Misses’

‘15:4 te, 26e. and 36e:|

And Four Routes East of
Pueblo and Denver.

in the Mormon Capital or anywhere be
tween Ogden and Denver. Personally
condneted, Tourist Excursions three days
viveek to

:Jmaha.’ Kansas City, St. Louis, Chi. 4

cago and the East.

8 pair for 250.

g!

4 for Tickets. and uny:information regard-
“\ ing, Rates, Routes, ete, or ‘or De-

ecriplive Advertising Matter, call

>“ cragentso£ Oregon Railway

Shirt. Cae

& c Navigation Co, or Ore-
gon hhore: Jane,”

K. HO! OF Rk, C. NICTIOL,

All Presengers granted aday stop-over 4

Rossland Evening Record

VOL 4, NO. 88

“ROSSLAND, . BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1899.

PRIOE FIVE CENTS.

mbrellas ——

We hay e just

Gentlemen.

lot o!

with’ Sterling Silver ‘Handles, for a aates and

J. W.

NEXT DOOR TO THE POST. OEFICE.

7 Call aud see them...

SPRING,

THE LEADING. JEWELER.

Races ‘on the Street:

BAR G

BARGAINS!

AINS:

BARGAINS!

:| Program C
Evening at the Fire-
men’s Hall.

At the Labor day

i is ei

SOLICITING COMMITTEE AT. WORK,

to. Meet This

Grand Forke, Cascade City; Greenwood
and:all the Boundary country -kave,been
looking for a demonstration to be held
in-Rossland on Labor day, and’ will
take advantage of the single fares to
come to Roasland‘on the new Toad just
nearing completion to Grand Forke and
Greenwood.’ The interest taken in Nel-
son in fire team will bring large: nnm-
bers from_ that city, while Revelstoke,
Robson, Kaslo; Slocan City, New Den-
ver and Ymir will all take advantage of
the tingle fares tacome en masse to at-
tend the celebration. Our duty as cit-
izena should be fo give a demonstration
fitting the occasion, and they will, go
home singing the praised of the hospital-
ity of the people of this city. .
When the soliciting committed will
callcall upon you, give ag liberally as
possible, to make this demonstration

*; i) what it should be, the largest ever held |<

it.

‘jin British Col:

tee meeting laat eveing Mayor Goodeve

TORONTO STOGK MERE

Torosro, Aug. 15.—The following is a
record of today’s callon the Toronto
stock exchange, and of the sales made:

ONTARIO.

ASKED, BID.
Empress 6 4
tiolden 8 bed - 42!
Foley...
caxr wieneay.
Caril ve $1 5

Minaehiahia..

‘aterloo..

CARIBOO DISTRICT.
Cariboo Hydraulie. . :. $1 62
if FAIRVIEW CAMP.

Fairview.

Generul Age
251 Wash, 4
Portland, Or,

Gens y aus, & “Ticket
Agent.
mee Denver, Col-

{GO to ‘Tie age

Womans

I mean Gentine Bargains and“ the --
Lurgest: aud Most Complete Stock of

-20—DAY S—
: IN LADIES’ SUITS
Just arrived a fine range of
Flannel Suitings
IN GOOD

Colorings and
‘Patterns......s

What the People Would Like to Know.’ Ki
_When it is going to quit raining.
What is to come of the police inveati-
gatio:
What is going to be done with ‘Prof.
Frank Lewis.

Who besides Mayor _ Goodere, in the
city conncil was tangled’ ‘ap it in‘the Wash-
ington street job.

Stylish ‘aud. Swell Wists‘ of ‘im:
ported French Pereales, Fine Cord:
ed French Gisghame, Piques, ete, 5
at greatly reduced prices,
B0c., TBey $1.00, $1 25, $1. pO and 2 sof

was selected permanent chairman, and
J. E. Taylor, permanent secretary.

It waa determined to have a two-day |-
celebration, Monday, the 4th; and Taes-
day, the th. It was decided to ask the
city conncil. for the privilege of heving
the horae racing upon Columbia avenue,
the people to be protected by special
police and «ropes stretched down both
_| sides.ef the atrect at the outside of the

ee

‘The Evening Recurp after June 1 ‘de-
livered to aay part of the city for 65
cents a month.

8

Brandon & G. Grown : ‘i
Morrison .
W innipeg .
BLOCAN, AINSWORTH AND NELYON,
Athabasca... 39
undee, . 18h¢
14%

ady-Made Cle thing, Men's Furnishings,
“Boots unl Shoes, Hats and Cape,
Youths and: Children’s wae
fo Select. from_in the:City

ROOM MUST ‘BE: HIDE POR NEW coons ARRIVING.

We have no sollalsors so his rake-off
don't go on yo!

BILL

‘We have no collector, 50 eet rake-of

Dardanelles.
‘ern Gold M.
Nelson-Poorman.

does not go on you!

BILL

k for CASH, 81 not
pot the loss of bad CAST £3 oa your

The Royal Worcester

a "

BILL

on your bill fs & reasonable
cette Se work that is right.

RECORD. JOB
OFFICE.

le

the people

their grip. hack over: ita ist

ing :

That's what the leading businesa

men of some of th are doing, every
caus

‘Some 0! em. ea a

ores who use
EUonD asm medida for
br eas ant ‘barwaing
taikiog cals aay ne

of

you will

of. their- business. — It stan

reason they would net invest. i

advertising space in TH.
Delt the: revult was ont sati

NG —ANYGIME:'

Fe it ia iree are

corgoration.

You can
ting done at ‘bottom prices at

CENGS

gsland Eevn
‘Record.

"Advertising ia eae

the names ‘of business. firms who

dz to

Corsels.

i \Shenrner Wash Mate|

rials.

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

of i

Sale ett |
Summer |"
will. be

Exchange

For the bet, HOME:MADE BREAD
and pastries of all kinds, East Colun
bia Ave. next door wese of City: offices.

The fame and superiority of these
famous. Corseta are. firmly. estab-
lished. is We carry a camplete linp,
Fanging i in prices trom _
hie 00 to 35.00 each

Reumanis of Fancy Hiasiet 0 or- [

Remnants Fancy Colored Swisses
Reninants Black Dotted: Swisses.

riped | Dette
of:

Record
Job

Swisses

766., $1.00 and $1.50

REC-

the aprou strings of any clique or

get any kind of Job Prin-

| Record Job Offiice

Corset Waiste for Ladies, Misses
and Children at Popular Prices.

‘of

Remnants of French Pign .
Remnants of domestic Piques Se
Remnants Percales, Calicoes, ete...

Aalie souunog 06H

Work ©

> wnt Dey

Delivered to. any part of the city.

ONTH—COMMENCI

| The Ros
65

Martin A.
Schwieg

_—

PER M

TAILOR.

Perfect Fit Cuaranteed
Prompt Delivery

Washington Hand: Press.
OR SALK—An &column Washington Rand
rder, together w! EE ato
San ao raper outils Tppir at ane
fies.

SPOKANE STREET
One Door Esat.of Col. Avenue.

NEW: BRICK BLOCK

well
Made ane

REMEOY

6

LOOK OUT

a few of our prices:

Socke, three pairs fo:
Tep Shirts, the Camel ag of
Shirts and Drawers, Balb

Suits of Clothes, sd vertined, ut $15.00 to

Shoes, advertised at to $5. 00, fot fore
Overalls or Jumpers, eat $1.00,
Blankets from. .

Avd so athame rat
the same. Makemopey

42 EB. COLUMBIA AVE.

For your money. Buy : our Clothing,
Ete., where you bave:o pay
and save the overcharge you woul

je with any other article in our line.
by saving it, and that > ou can only ¢ do

ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE .

3 R. BANNETT,

riggan, worth 00, for.
Bata, an: style, advertised at $3.00 to $4 -)0, fo

aE ya0

Gente: Furniehings, Shoes,
half the price: than anywhere elee, |:
1d have to pay eleewhere. “Note

cheque,
3 purenase-

Subscribe

FOR: THE—

-/To Sell Properties

syOU:! muUsT ADVFRIEG

fe ECIAL MENTION 2

Must Be Sold.

ST ARRIVED:

‘Men's Nobby Suite, in English, Scotch and ‘Canadian
Tweeds reduced 20 per cent, to Clear Out.
vo An Immense Line of ‘Boys’ Suite, at Cost and Under

A Large Goabigainint of sua American Hats, Newest Shades and Styl

Call and inep
A realize more val
& Bottom, Pi

‘kund yon: will:be: convinced that
ome

elsewhere. Stock, Carefully. Selected,
‘Humbug; ,::Gall.and-be convi

convin

oa can do better

sidewalks.

lected:

David Maloney and John Horriban.

King.

‘Lester.
a meeting.

+} fire ba!

The; following committees were -se-

Program committee—J, 8. C. Fraser,
E. A. Rolf, C. W. Wilson, Mike 0’Shea,

Seliciting committee — Lee Combs;
Ernest Kennédy, Danijel Thomas, James
Devine, O.: W. Wilson and Edward

On printing —Geo. M. Stunden, x E.

‘the Program committee
}is calied’'for ‘shis; evening. at 7:30 at the| *

When the Provincial government is
going to provide the Rossland public
schools with the necessary. teachers,

If Stunden & Perrinie are going to let
the Labor day celebration~ printing out
by tenders, ortakeit themselves at their

forms that the city .and ‘citizen once
beaght for the city band,

1 Where Mayor ‘Gosdeye: Keeps all his
brokene, lection pledges. his

were

Recoril

and trust. 13° their dealers.” Hence th
ble house.

6 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUR..

6 a
Oar shoes strike people by stylish shape and- ‘by. their quality.

: “G..O; LALONDE

- AL EAST Co UMBIA AVENUE.

The tollowing-¢ was vas handed i in- for pub-'

the-Labor day

if TOBE~
cute it Viroroualy oe alton ‘tands
for th

lication ‘from: J.-E.” ‘Taylor; aecretary of arrange & program for J.sbor day, I find

H | proceedings of the meeting held last
night- by. the. committee- appointed to

that the ‘sub-committee’ on printing is

‘The committee-of the Laber day: dem:

advertising and. soliciting. It’ is the in

‘T.R.MO RR Ow,
Successor to MeTean & Morrow,
‘The Pioneer Druggiats,
Reasland, B.C.

he-Elarendon Cafe.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY. RESPECT, :
Open Day and Night.

Rooms for Banquets

and Dinner Parties.

want a
aniitseaarys se Aas
“ietail Gas sending

Time Card of Tiains.

SPOKANE.
2Q—pDAILY TRATNS—2

Preto
Bote
suugeeaeel®

SaeeARees: all others dofly.

1 Agent,
5. I, Gamera Ae

A. o PB. A,
A. D. Chariton, piiey oer K

Does fore!
rt of the
Beniny machiners celts ‘on short

Dod storage facilities, reasnaal

torage and Transfer busieas Raggage delivere
belt Siieer ell trainee Contra. and Job worl done.

Ore
jsmage ‘done to panyihing ‘we Ban

le rates, +0
clear, transfer, warehouse, or ahip any class of g20ds.

We Sell Good, Dry,Seasoned. “Wood.
OFFICE: WASHINGTON ST. OPPOSITE BANK OF MONTREAL. ©

au ICK WORK! :
Red Star Storage and Transfer Co.

aleht aad nea,

T. W. “HOWARD

General Advertising and Press

Tel. No 8
———
Bistorseate-Sr., (Within EB. C- )Los

ATES FGRNISHE ors and 90
ARRANGED for Lai TS.
Will call at the
roight FERE! garding nef0'
pie

risk, We actos

auiyper's: agonts.

ing il Aageruiser. be afore

wit

4

rat set le

J. W. AARTLINE PAN. wlio Review.

ell
it et

eae)
Oles [2stablished{Houre in Kootenay

WILLIAM R, BEATTY
Undertaker.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

»G. CREELMAN "GEO. BEAM
P.O. BOX 315,

Teelman & Beam,

CONTRACTORS
BUILDERS. :

a all kinds of work,
promptly attended to.

Rossland B C

mates fursishe
Soudan ey ot

AND sit
sec court, rear
Alhambra Hotel,

Rossland Labor Tinton,

Cookt’ and Waiters’ union, No. 40W. Uv.

es Mui

by Youn Run, Bros.”

101
-P. O. Box 4,

i/To the General Public

appreciate the ah urs
Fen uy ibe Berks will Shidiy ven
er Fatronese of on
Sreloe! ok De oy
at
ts want eee week citer 7 rrorclock,
aod on the month and day
preceeding a toga al olidsys.

- -Clerk’s-and Salesmen’s Union,

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

sime: oor raking
Satur-

Testecvery Saturday evening at 8:30, i, Miner 's

granted. ~

tributed-in_ prizes. . Rossland,

the west. The committee have inter-
viewed the passenger agents of the rail-
ways and a vingle fare for a round trip
has been obtaised f-om all outlying dis-
tricte, and sh oult the ale of tickets jus-
tify it'up. cial trains will Le ran-for the
onvenirnee of the peuple,

Large posters are being prepared to be
sent to all the various towns, and the
people cordially invited to come and en-
joy this demonstration with us. Ross-
land had a carnival that was a credit to
the city, and i in ‘this thriving-city where
are loyed in ex-
tracting the precious metals from mother
earth, let us have a labor demonstration
that will always be a pleagnre_and pride
to look back upon as the greatest demon-
stration ever held in British Columbia.
But this cannot be done without the as-
siztance ofall and a liberal response, so
as to enuble the committee to offer guod
prizes, eo they can have good races, con-
testa, etc,, making it, enjoyable to: our
visitors ; they cannot withstand and we
will without a ‘doubt have the largret
influx of visitors that-wo,have ever hud
in the history of our city. The people of

onstration “ ‘have appointed the: various
committees to. look: after the _program, | from the sane ‘establishment.

tention of the committee ‘to make’ this

fon the greatest” and largest
ofits kind_everheld in British Colum-
biayand the. committee: urge the citizens
to join them in 60 ‘doing. The commit-
tea: propose - to offer prizes.for.the.bést
decorated buildings land ‘fldats; also for
the union making :the- beat appearance
in the parade. Also, prizea ‘for drilling
is contests, athletic sports, fremen’s races,
P| horse races, etc.“ The ‘city ‘council are
tobe asked to grant -permission ‘for the
use of the streets at ite meeting tonight,
and no’ doubt the privilege will be

Onr sister town of Nelsen showed us
what can be done to make a _demonstra-
tion enjoyable and successful from. all
points of view, the citizena very liberally
donating the sam of $3,500 to be dis-
in” her
present era of prospavity, will no doubt
outdo this. by. raising a~ much larger
amount to make this demonstration a
success and 2 credit to the golden oity of

of three the-secre-
| tary -of* “the ‘Trades and Labor ‘Council,
JE, Taylor, anda two printers, both
There is
- | one more: member of that establishment
left, and we respectfully suggest that he
aleo be appointed on the printing com-
mittee, and not left out-in the cold.

Now, Mr. Editor, as I was not at: the
‘meeting in question, Ido know but thal
there were good-grounds’ for the thie
being thus and
hope you will be able-togive some infor-
raation om this poinf. ~It-may possibly
have: been that, iA the opinion, of “the
this} printing’ office
‘alone contained: the necessary qualities
for arranging the details of the printing.
‘Tt may have been that there were noother
membera of that profossion present, or,
if. pressnt, were probably of that upfor-
‘tanate,; but highly commendable class
of citizene, who are mot alee down

with “gall.” -

Mr. Editor, as a member of organised
labor I am sorry that any meeting’ held
under the auspices of the cetitral labor
body of this ‘city should-do anything
that even savors of partielity. As work-

ingmen ‘we are continually clamoring for
justice and fair play, and the actions ‘of

our leaders and representatives should be

‘above ‘reproach. ‘ Labor day has’ been

made a national holiday by the deminion

adling the account of ‘the |

"| Canadian G. F.’ Syn

Nob.e Fi

become of the Band uni- | 2

eal Gi
(onté Christo.
Bell

lovelty «.
t: Paul

ini
“isiainp

BY
White Boat
Republic ...,.
_ |: DEVELOPMENT “ComPanrzs.
B. O. Gold F. 4% 86
8%

Morning Sales: ; Rathmallen, 200 at
734... Morrison, 1,000 at 16}¢. Wonder- .
fal, 200 at 7. Big Three, 600 at 14. B8il-.
ver Bell, 600, 500, 1,600 st 5; 500 at’
64%. ‘Victory-Triumph, 500 at 6; 500, *
500-at 63¢.. Rathmullen, 500, 2,000 at
74s; Golden Star, 500, 500, 500 at 423¢ ;.-
500, at 423/.. Deer Park; 2,000 at 234.
Afternoon Sales: Minnehaha, 500, 500, -
500. 500 at 2034.. Winnipeg, 500 at 283¢; ”
600 at 29. “Wonderful, 1,000, 1,000 al
73; 1,000, 1,000,5,000 at 8. ' Crows‘
Nest, 10 at $62. “Silver Bell, 1,000 at 6;
500 at 61g. Golden Star, 600 at 4234;
600 at 42; 500 at 4134... Dardanelles, 500, -
500 at 1436; B00 at 1434; 1,000 at 1434.
Waterloo, 1,000 at 8g.

774

PERSONAL,

Chris. McDonnell, of Stack & MeDon-
nell, came in frem the Boundary country
last evening.
Police Magistrate Jordan and Mrs.‘

Jordon ‘returned last might from Vic-"
toria, where they have been visiting for:
a month.

Max ©. Karter and Miss Tessie Lang
were married in Victoria last evening.
They ‘expect t to visit Rossland beforegoing™

~

of Canada and“the. g of the
United States,:and in observing and
honoring it we should not allow the oc-
casion to be used to satisfy the’ greed of
any person or firm, = -
Respectfully yours,
ORKINGMAN.
- Rossland, Aug. 15, 1899.

: Pay Day Today.

Today was pay day for the Le Roi, B.
A. C. properties, the War Eagle, Centre
Star, Iron Mask, Evening Star and oth-
er mines, and the sum paid ont wagin
the neighborhhod of $100,000.

John Ingram, chief of police, went to
Northport today to look after the safe-
keeping of Burns, the- man accuseil
of the. rol-bery at the baseball. grounds
on the morning of the 9th. Hehas been
held there so far, upon a sentance for

d, where they will make their :
home.

J.B. Johnson left, via Spokane, taday
for Toronto and London, Ont.

James Wilke, organizer for the Miners’,
union and Western Federation of Minera,
came in frem Nelson today.

J. W. Robinson retarned ‘to the. city,
on the morning train from a week's fish:
ing trip. ‘
* W. A. Jackson, Spokane agent for the’
Great Northern and 8. F. & N. roads,
left for the south this morning. A

art City Taxes Coming In.

City Assessor Harpia kept pretty busy
these days taking in'city taxes. This
month 0 far about $2,000 has been paid:
in, $1,000, of this years texts and the;
same amount of arrears, -*

‘gubserihe for the Evexina Recon,

being drank: ond disorderly, and -his
time ig up taday, ‘

y

only 65 ceuts per month,