‘ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER 18, 1900.

. THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

“WILLIAM K. ESLING.
Tue Ocprsr Daity in THE INTERIOR.
PUBLISHED DAILY EXONPT SUNDAY

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Subscriptions {nvariably in advance.

dispatches, which struggle vainly
to give an adequate conception of
the calamity, without the deepest
sympathy,

Indeed, the one bright ray that
shines across the wreck-strewn
beach of Galveston today is the
sympathy that has gone out to the
sufferers from all parts of the world,
‘In many instances. especially from
cities like New Orleans, close at
hand, this expression has taken the

Advertising rates willbe made known upon
application
‘TheRecoxp reaches the People.

F I shape of money to aid the
needy. Seutile, at the far north-
west corner of the union, has sent

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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Artivefrom| DESTINATION. || { Leave for
nosam, | Zaih saiciess
abe $
Cro a . el ints,
daily dnciudl Sun- 35 ing
palats °9 ‘a snpeenaany en
ats daily,
Sundays, 7 S*CePE
Trail, Nelson, 7
Lake B ht pea
dine.
From, ‘elson,
700 p.m aA fet
Arrow Lake ain and
6:03. = $2205 p.m,
See md ee Spokane....2...] tooo. an

a sub jal sum, and other.cities
are not backward. Indeed the
word would only have ‘to be passed
across the line for Canadians to join
in the reliet. But as the citizens of
the United States are doing every-
thing necessary to care for the des-
titute, the government itself having
taken up the matter, nothing re-
mains for us at this far distance ex-
cept to express our sorrow and
reach out a hand of brotherly sym-
pathy for the distressed and the
beréaved.

CUSTOMS HOUSE TROUBLES

Baggage men and customs house
officers have all kinds of adventures
ia aquiet way. True, they have
not the excitement of revenue cut-
ters in chasing smugglers, but after
all they probably see more of the
picturesque side of lite. All of
which is suggested by the arrival of
the steamer Doric last week in San
Francisco. Among other things

. TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

DESTINATIONS,

€LOSE { DUE

Revelstoke and all Pojnts
least and west. including Korn]
hoops. Vancouver, Victo:

4 kanugan, Similkam: on ry dali
Cariboo and ‘Klondyke dis:|
eri

 e’clock
fidnight

sandon, Hisleven Spninseifzte p.m,
andor, fisleyes_ Saris Be
and al’Slocan’and Lardesal day

districts

rouzam.| Kaslo, and Ymir, Satmo|6.oa p. m.
day” [and all Kostenay lake peints|” dally.”
spokane, Northpot and} 6: .
all Tpoints’ in United States | aa
letter ma!) ont
cjn Can day the!
4 Kingdem-and all fest
an. “and ‘other foreign
Nelson and Nelson district.
cp. pe mip ited NG ase, BAW
: ani toba, East-| 7:10 p.m.
at.” id King?) ‘dally.

C nites
om and all European points!

‘and Forks, Greenwood,|
and all other Bound,
trict points.

Australia, China and Japan—Sce special notices.
Let ters: fer Kegistration must be posted half an
hou cvious tu the time fer closing the mails.

The postefice is open {rom Bar
dais. (Rept Send me tO7 Pome

‘TU ADVEBTISERS,

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presenced before to a. m.

THE GALVESTON HORROR-

The terrible flood at Galveston
is almost without a parallel among
the tragedies of medern times.
The details of the awful catastrophe
have been set forth in the telegraph-
ic dispatches as printed in the Rec-
oRv from day to day, and they are
all the more appalling and heart
tending from the fact that they at-
tempt no word painting or fine writ-
ing, but confine themselves in the
main to bare statistics.

The wreckage of property alone
would constitute the event an
epochal one in the disasters of the
century. No one who has visited
Galveston can have failed to admire
the magnificent drive along the
gulf, one of the finest in the world,
and the stately residences and solid
business blocks which have been
the pride of the city. As if by the
wand of some evil genius these
have been blotted out of existence,
and the fi ial loss iled takes

she ght a collection of birds
and two dogs consigned to C. D.
Bunker, a well known customs
broker.. He went down to the
steamer on her arrival to claim his
menagerie; but he didn’t get it at
Ponce. In fact he hasn’t got all of it
yet.

A cold-blooded government offi-
cer sent the two dogs to Angel
island, where they will be kept for
two weeks at government expense,
The broker was obliged to tele-
graph to Washington city for per-
mission to land the stock, and even
then he had to give bond that the
birds would not be taken out of the
city. Allof which red tape is the
result of a recent order from the
secretary of the treasury to the ef-
fect that all birds and animals ar-
riving from foreign ports must be
given a clean bill of health before
they are allowed to land.

THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE.

Mr. Galliher, the candidate se-
lected to uphold the Liberal
standard in this constituency, says
the Vernon News is unknown per-
sonally tu us—and for that matter
to almost everyone else outside of
his immediate  vicinity—but we
have heard that heis well liked by
those who are acquainted with
him., It may be taken for granted
that he is possessed of many
amiable characteristics, otherwise
he could hardly have been good
natured enough to assume the
thankless task which he has under-
taken. ‘That his nomination does
not <“ogether meet with approval
among members of his own party
may be assumed when such re-
tnarks concerning the action ot the
convention appear in such a strong
Liberal _ paper as the Rossland
Miner, which among other things
says: ‘‘Mr. Galliher’s nomination
willbe learned with surprise by
the electors throughout the riding.
He is hardly known beyond the
limits of the corporation of Nelson;
he has never.had any political ex-
perience, and the electors are utter-
‘ly in the dark as to his qualifica-
tions. It surely,” adds the Miner,
“would have been wiser for the

rauk with the great fire in Chicago
as one of the greatest of the age.
But the pallef gloom would be
less deep it the hungry waves of the
gulf had swallowed only brick and
mortar, piers and buildings and
ty homes. This were bad encugh in-
deed. But it isin the loss of hu-
mar lite that the food appeals most
strongly to the world which has
read of its ravages with a.shudder,
Many a decisive battle of history
has been fought with smaller loss of
life. One’ can not read the press

to have found some man
who was more widely known, and
whom the voters could have cast
their ballots for with a reasonable
assurance that he was one who
would fulfill the expectations which
should always be entertained for a
member of the House of Com.
mons.”

From this it is reasonable to infer
that Mr. Galliher has been brought
out simply as a last resort, and
while his party should be grateful
to him for thus filling the vont}

it will require pretty hard work to

induce theel to end these-
lection of the Revelstoke gathering.
Mr. Bostock, had he again been a
candidate, would, we think, have
been defeated, and. the chances of
success for the new candidate are
very much smaller than our present
representative at Ottawa would
have held. -

+ Opera House..

Return of the Favorite:

@ne Solid Week, Commencing
Monday, September 17th.

-CLARA.
MATHES
ay |

And her New Big Stock Company,
The demand of the farmers for} 4 Stonday Svening, September 17th,
more binder twine is evidence of | quill be presented the.Greap Comedlys.
the prospect of a big grain crop inj; ‘Drama.
the northwest, larger at any rate | Ti ”
than had been expected. They had! Hazel Kirke
bought what they thought was
enough, but now find the . supply | § ‘And High-Class Vaudeville, Change
quite insufficient. } “of Play and Speciulties. Nightly.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

Seattle has not talked much of
since the champ won

their remarkable series in the
East. |

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POPULAR PRICES, 25c and 50c

Seats now on Sale at Roll’s.

The Goulds have again come to!
the rescue of Count Castellane, who|
married Miss Anna Gould, and has |
paid. debts of his z to}
$1,600,000, with a view, it is said
to prevent the sacrifice of his an-|
cestral castle, which was to have |
been sold under the hammer. This!
time the money was not entrusted
to the count's: hands,

MONTREAL -LOAN
'& INVESTMENT Co

INCORPORATED

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BELGIAN BARES

At stud, ‘‘Ruskin” and ‘‘Beecher”
The above bucks are imported stock |
from England. For pacticulars | He office, Imperial building,
apply to J. W. Waide at C. P. R.

depot or.corner of Butte street and|

Le Roi avenue. I have also some |
pedigreed bucks for sale: 17-6t |

Don’t Be Dure 0

we been placed uj the ket
gryeiiemes meesie
offered under various Davies. ata low pros ©

St. James Street,

Authorized Capital,
Capital o

-$800,000,

This Company, thas opened a branch office here
with the Tollowing 8 ‘Board of Management.

Elmer A. Rolf. Hon Thos. Mayne Daly.Q
nines Lawn Chas Re tiganiton
Secretary-Treasurer, W. H. Falding.

ie foe tnnausce al pros ase rene rig ektiinnstd -
Announcements of these comparatively

- Worthless

reprints are very misleading: for fnetan ,
p1 rh

int ren to hs
in large or small amounts
Fepayable in monthly instalments,

iyortieed to Pon further information, apply t
Sie aera al Pooky when fa aaa a
Sreall trom A to irae

Reprint Dictionaries;

phototype of a book of over fifty *.
Ea ata BD, pawl ae in tind wnaeoi for sou about
sana ‘ootae to soe fnitations , a, Deng
Ses ‘& Work of ga!

Long Since ¢ Obsolete.
The supplement of 10,000 so-called **

words." ich so! me of thee books are advers
tised fo con ain, was Ca by a gentle.

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publianea before his ithe Inor .
Banfhed ators ig aaetes Otte. mlnae
are probably of more ori

Wi. H. FALDING,

Secretary-T reastirer.
Bank of Montreal Chambers, Columbla avenue.

‘The Webster's Una! Di :
shod by" ous house hr tite f Dictonaty, pate
one of that name familiar ota, tion.
Ye containg over, 200 ith Mlustra.

our

Successor, known througout sen world as
Webster's 1 Tnternational Dictionary: -
Asa dictionary lasts a lifet!

Get the Best.

Ulustrated pamphlet free. Address,
Bae, MERRIAM CO., Springficld, Mase.

50 Cents per
tonth.

Katie D. Gieon G. M.
and D. Co., Ltd.

- NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property sSituated on North Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B. C.

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury Stock is now
offered 'to the public at

Z 1-2 Cents per Share,
c and can be had on application to
22 Columbia Aveuue, GEORGE H. GREEN,
Rossland, B. C. ec- Treasurer,

Offers special membership in-
ducements for a short time by
suspension of he initiation fee.
All the......

Rossland
Athletic..
Club.

Mayazines
« Periodicals

Excellent accommodations . for

permanent and temporary board
and chambers; $36" to ‘duo per
-month. For particulars apply to

CHARLES E, BENN,
Chartes Webster, Steward. Secretary.

gronreeversne rene

THE CENTRAL}
3!

DRY GOODS” STORE.

SS

GREAT MID-SUMMER, 7

CLEARANCE. SALE,
BLOUSES. IN IN COTTON

"AND SILK.

WRAPPERS

Ladies’ Vestsiasn'=

Every Article
Mentioned: a
Decided Bargain.

Holstead & Wright

Cor, First Ave, and Washington! St:
THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS'& CLOTHING STORE
 iedhihshebahihahahubbuleshehaissosnckchihehct xc.

In Cotton; ‘In Cotton, sh
"mere and Si Silk,

In Cotton, | Lise:
Sik 38 5

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‘ ‘CHEAP | Very Cheap! For
a Nearly NOTHING

are Goods offered you from all
sides; BUT

DO You Really Buy CHEAP?

No? But sot all the Peopte understand
that catch.

Ef ¥
There is Ouly One Store in Rossland’ that
Advertises FACTS! and is the Only Place
where You can Save Half on Your Purchase

in Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings and ‘Shoes

And that Place is

THE ROSSLAND AUCTION
HOUSE, BMANADES?

No. 42 East Columbia Avene.

Suits of Clothes.

This spring's goods, from
$2.50 to $12,

Overalls and Jumoers.

Jumpers, that every! body else
sells for 75 ¢, our price 50c.

Miners’ Shoes.!

- That we sold for $3 $4 $5 and
86, at $1.50 $2, $2.50 ‘and $3.
Also a line of fine ial
shoes from $t up,

Sox,
Our regular 25c all wool. sox
will sell three for 25c.

Cotton sox just the thing
fide weather, 5c. a pair. gir

Oil Clothing.
Coats, Pants and Hats
one half the usual pric

Summer Underwear.

We are heavily stocked in this

line." We wili sell to all com-
ers at from 20c. a garment.
Special line of Egyptian and
Balbriggan shirts, 20c; draw-
ars 30c,

Top Shirts.
In great variety from 25c¢ up.
Gloves and'Mits 25c Up
Neckties and Suspen-
ders from 10c Up

Prices are only good for one week, starting from
ind early and so get the choicest selections.

aged Special help so that you are sure of courteous
attention,

Rossland Auction House,-

Remember these
today. Be on ha

We have eng:
and quick

42 E. Columbia Ave.
B. Bannett, Manager

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ROSS THOMPSON...

I have the following blocks in the followit a compen for salé
Eureka Consolidated, Gopher, Hot: ing Stats
Sliverine,R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, Worth & Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Original Towusite

Reddin, J tand, B.¢

Agents,

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER 18, 1900.

MINING EXPERTS

Several of Them Inspecting
Property. Here.

’

00D IMPRESSION: MADE

James Penaluna’s Visit to. the Le
Rol, and His Comment on
the Local Mines.

Rossland hasbeen visited’ during
the last week or so. by a’ number of.
prominent mining experts and con-
fidential representatives of various
companies, and the interest shown
by them, together with their mani-
festly favorable i: impressions, augurs
well tor the city and ‘its mining in-
terest. ‘

Wayne Darlington, a well known
expert, has been here a week in
connection with the War Eagle and
Centre Star properties.

Cc. A. Molson, representing the
London Exploration company, after
atrip through the Boundary coun-
try and Republic camp, returned tc
Rossland a few days ago and left
last night with decidedly favorable
impressions.

James Penaluna, consulting en-
gineer for the Tarsus company, of
Glascow, has been here-for several
days. He spent a good part” of} 5
yesterday in looking through the
Le Roi, accompanied by Bernard
Macdonald. This morning he said
to a reporter for the Recorp:

“[ consider the Le Roi one of
the great mines of the world. Much
as I had heard of. it, Iwas amazed
atthe width of the stopes and at
the vast ore bodies in, sight.

“Lam more pleased with Ross-
land than I can’ well express. On

‘ties and develop them far enough to

test them thoroughly so as to put
them on the market.”

Mr. Penluna leaves
a trip to North Forks and Similka-
meen, after which he will return to
his headquarters at Vancouver.

tomorrow for

te ee) ae er ae

1s the number of the

JRECORD
PHONE.

Let us figure om your
py) Job Printing °

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CLASSIFIED.

Advertisements under this head inserted at the
rate of One Cent a Word, Nothing taken for
fess than 25 cents. Six insertions, $1.00.

‘TAILORING.

0. SAVARD, Fashlonable Merchant Tailor,

carries the best assortment of imported and do-

mestic goodsin Rossland. None but first-class

labor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia
avenue, Rossland.

Telephone 96,
A. B. MACKENZIE & CO.

MINING BRCKERS,
Calumbia Ave, Rousland, B, 6

Established May, 1895,
THE REDDI ;

MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS,

Agenta for Paris Rell Addition to Rossland

BUSINESS LOCALS.

Hotel and ‘Theatre for Tout.
The Dominion hotel and theatre,
furnished. Apply to Geo. _ Owen,
the Alhambra.

Fancy gaited ‘saddle horses—new
buggies—fine single drivers at
Montana stables. Phone 6.

‘Those New Cameray
Carpenter & Co. have taken the

.|agency in Rossland and. vicinity for

the Glenco and Korona cameras,
the best two cameras on the mar-
ket tor the money. They are offer-
ing great inducements to advertise
these goods. See their display an-
nouncement on first page.

Match pairs, handsome turnouts,
carriages and’ gurneys—Montana
stables. Phone 6.

J. C. Lannerberg, eye specialist,
graduate optician. Scientific’ work,
Office Wallace building. 1o-1m

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE—$t200 will buy house and lot, very
central—the house Is furnished throughout.
T. Prest & Co.

“FOR SALE.—38 feet frontage, Nickel plate
flat, $273. ‘I’ Prest & Co.

FOR SALE—Large lot, May addition. liead of
Spokane street, $125. T, Prest, 26 Columbia ave.

FOR SALE.—House and two lots. House is

If you are troubled with head-
ache or nervousness, have your eyes
examined, your trouble may be due
to some error of refraction. Lanner-
berg eye speciulist,. Wallace build-
ing. 1o-1m

Howse for Rent.

new and contains four rooms. Cheap andon very} Corner LeRoi avenue and Davis
easy terms. T. Prest & Co. street. H.S. Wallace. tf
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT—Nicely furnished house, four rooms
$17.00. res: & Co. 26, Columbia ave

every hand I see evid of solid
and lasting prosperity. It is a good
sign to see the workingmen owning
their own homes. “In my judgment
the one great need of this district

who will take hold-of new proper-

just now is a class of middle men j

FE W. HINSDALE,
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CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

To Let.

Two new houses, four rooms each,
on hill at head of steps, behind One
Price Grocery Company's store,
Spdkane street. Apply to Daly &

Hamilton.
fl

In Custom-House

New Xork Life Insurance Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, B. C.

Handsome millinery

at moderat
prices at Mrs, Heard's. ‘

P.O. Box 208°

John Lucas,formerly of the Clare
eudon, will be glad to receive his
old ‘patrons and fricuds at the
Kootenay.

Hazelwood ice cream, Harry
Webb and G. B. chocolates, fresh
cut flowers at the Bon Ton. tf

PHOTOy of Lord and Lady Minto aud
Pariy

Also of the children on platform
taken Thursday, Sept. 11, can be
bought at Carpenter & Co.'s pho-
tograph gallery, over Dominion Ex-
press office

New line of ladies furnishings
and fancy goods at, Mrs. Heard’s.

: Try the Kootenay dinners.

Fine fottled Goods.
Physicians recommend most
highly Schlitz’s extract of malt.
Sold by the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. Import-
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate prices. tt

Kootenay lunches are the best.

guarts and half gallons. O. M. Fox
& Co., 106 E. Columbia avenue.
Phones 65 and 20. tf

Mlere’s Another Snap
Ihave a number of choice resi
dence lots for sale. One 1s an es-
pecial bargain, in a nice locality,
and very cheap. .
Cuas, E. BENN.

Farm For Sale

One hundred acres of fine black
bottom land. Twenty acres in tim-
othy, two acres in a, 4.ucres
of garden, Balance willow brush,
easily cleared. Excellent for dairy,
hay or truck farm. ‘Vater running
through premises. Four miles
from Erie. Six working properties
close’. by. One stable, one barn,
four-room house and __ tencing.
Greatest snap offered. $1500, part
cash, takes it. Cras E. BENN,

Lincoln street, between Columbia
avenue and Le Roi avenue.

MINERS’ CHECKS
cashed at face value at the

HOFFMAN HOUSE

Jelly glasses, fruit jars in pints, |3

Pure Soap

Is necessary for a good complex-
ion, A. soap to be pure need not
necessarily be high priced, We
have on hand a large assortment of
all the leading makes of toilet soups
and we have, besides, other varie-
ties, which, if not so well known
are fully as good and cost less
money.

Rosstanp Dru Co., Phone 185.

Rolt & Grogan
FOR RENT.

Olfice on first floor

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irs Block.

Ofileg, ans and rooms on secon oar Burna

Large Warehonse in center of rows,
FOR SALE

Seven-roomed Dwelling house, plastered
furnished throughout, good local

Hotel and Saloon on Second ane: —A
splendid business opportunity.

THE CLARENDON

Serves the Best Meals in
City, Rooms for Banquets
and Dinner Parties : :°:

Z LUNCHES, - - = 35c.

Le Roi Liverv, Feed
& Sale Stables.

i.
JOHN F, LINDBURG .. . PROPRIETOR

Heavy Transferring.
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.
STABLES: 5

Commercia!:Alley, Phone No. 39.
Postoftice Box 16.

A. G, CREELMAN,:

CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER

Esthnates iaralabed on all kinds of work Job
i promptly attended to.

Office and shop: Commercial Sour. | rear Alham

Most Everyone
Would Smoke,

Ifeveryone new the excellent quaiity

and satistaction there is found in our
El Padre Needles Gigars.
The skillin the making of them, the

High Grade of Tobaceo in them, and

the price, 3 for 25¢, makes the Needles

the popular cigar of the day... ..
>

L.LEVY&GO

wholesale and Retail
Tobacconists.

Opposite Bank of Montreal,

West End Park

To Lease and Rent

Finest Soil and Ground for &
Market Gardens, Fruit . §
Farms ~ Chicken Ranches §

PLENTY OF WATER.

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Enquire of

JAS.GLAWLER, Agent,

Big Four Mining Co.'s Office,
E. Columbia Ave.

TIMBER MEN WANTED To
-.. CUT WOOD.....

ra hotel. P.O. Box 31

PRICES:
$10 per

GOVERNMENT

The Princeton-

From $2 to
Front: Foot.

You are especially invited to call
or write for Full Information to

HEADQUARTERS
3% TITLE PERFECT

Keremos Road to be Built at once. Survey of the Hope-Princeton Road Has Been Ordered. More.
to Follow when the Estimates Pass the House . . . «+ s+ 2 es ee

CHARLES E..BENN, Agent,ROSSLAND. B.C.

The Only Established Similkameen Townsite and
Capital City of the Similkameen District....

Copper Mountain, Kennedy Mountain, Friday, Boulder, Granite and Twenty-Mile
Creeks Aspen Grove and Roche River are all Tributary to Princeton, which is also the

S For the SIMILKAMEEN DISTRICT

LOTS: 50x

and 33 x100 Feet.

100 Feet