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THE ORPHAN LEADER.

She sincerity of Joseph Martin’s
professed devotion to principle may
be judged by the contrast ‘between
his precept and practice on the sub-.
ject of coalition governments. His
excus€ for voting against the redis-
tribution bill, in violation of his
written pledge, was that he had dis-
covered that it was to have been
shelved upon its second reading and
that a coalition between the Semlin
and Turner parties was to have then
become effective. Yet his first ef-
forts on the’ premiershi

-] brothers:

principles, the. Liberal j i

tf

to impugn his loyalty to the empire
and.the sincerity. of-his -assaults. on
the Laurier government for hesitat-
ing to offer-aid at-.the..outbreak. of.
the Boer war. us
The relations ofthe mother coun-
try-and Canada may.fairly be ‘com:
pared to those of an elder, and. a
younger brother, The younger,

FRENCH HAIRDRESSER.
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ting and all kinds of ladies hair-
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Special attention given to gentle-
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tf. * No. 10 Spokane st.

moved by brotherly affe runs
to the.aid ofthe elder on; finding
him engaged in a hard fight... Sir
Charles Tupper says he should have
shown even greater alacrity.~ ‘Sir

only help the elder brother; ‘in’ ‘his
fight, but,also give him,a_ third+in-
terest.in hig ‘business; fos: nothing.
Sir Charles Tupper says this: is’? hoes

business. and... insists ° that:.:
hall‘conduct theirjb

relations on business principles.

-}, A Canadian is no less ; loyal 'a

Briton because he stands up for the:
interests of Canada in her dealings | o
with the mother country. + ‘When
Canada off f 0 do: i Bus iness with
the mother country; ‘she's! ould: obs)
tain a fair equivalent for what  she'|'
gives up. But Sir yiletia: has
hanged tariff r a gift:
enterprise. The. people of, the old
country‘will aotiquestion the loyalty |»
of Canada because she drives’ a
good bargain in doing business!
with them. pieyw4

EDITORIAL NOTES.

By postponing the’ ratification of
the Hay-Pauncefote treaty till the
expiration of his ‘term, President
McKinley has given the senate an

Wilfrid Laurier says he. shguld=inot | t

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In thq matter of tho estate Of Ilessie Tay-
jor, late of. the cit ft Rossland, in the
province of British ‘columbia, widow, de-

esi
wpe died on or about the 8th day of. Jan—
ary A. D., 1900, be aired’ on or before
thet Ist day of Ju 1g. send by i
repaid, or deliver {9 Mosra, Haale
acon; of: the ‘Rossland,
province of British olambia.- solicitors {or
the official adminiateator, their ‘Christian
and surnames, addresses ‘and, (descriptions,
the ‘fail particulars of of C their ‘claims, the
btatem ent o of their ints; and the nature
of the securities (ii any) held by them.
‘And further ‘take nutice that-after such
Inst raentaped, date mie said official admin-

istrator w:

ofthe res the parties entitled
thereto, coated ear only: to the claims

of wi } Bhi ben ‘have notice. and
that the Paidiottcal administrator will ‘not
‘be: Hable for the ssid ‘assets’ or any part
thereof to. or rson on persons of, whee
ininneintaastet atria

h e Hime of ancl, ution,

a pated this iat day. of May. As 5. 1900.

Mata NEILL & DRACOX,

Solicitors for James. ferguson Armstrong,
Official Administrator for‘the county. ot
;Kootenay.. 2: -

AL Ge, CREELMAN,

CONTRACTOR

AND BUILDER,

Eetimates Geiepee on all Kinds of work. Job-
bing promptly attended

Office and shop: Commercial Court, rear “Athan
BCR brahotel, -P. 0. Box 315" i

without regard to its effect, on’ the
election.

The Free State farmers’ “who
broke their oath of allegiance by re-
joining the Boer armies are paying
the. penalty by the loss of their
stock, The British are command-
eering the stock of other farmers,
leaving nothing for Boer raiders to
live on.

An'essential feature of, any at-
tempt to put in practical form the
much di d sc of i i
federation will be some kind of i im-
perial customs union. It is a sub-
ject bristling’ with difficulties be-
cause of the. fixed policy of free

try, but it will have to be dealt

were to effect a coalition with some
of the Turner party in the. legista-
ture... Failing in this, he turned to
the Liberals and tried to pack a
convention of that party. for the
purpose of. getting himself chosen
asits leader. He was again de-
feated, but is. now endeavoring to
accomplish in detail what he had

with, if federation is to be anything
but a matter of: nebulous sentiment.

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Subscriptions for Sandon.

failed to do in the the
support of the Liberal party in each
district and recognition. of himself
as its leader and of his government
asa Liberal government. To ac-
complish this end, he has appealed
tothe party prejudice of Liberals
throughout the province, seeking
their support, not on account of his
merits or the soundness of his
principles, but of their greater hat-
red of the Conservatives. Itspeaks
well for many Liberals that they
have been able to resist his bland-
ishments and throw in their lot with
their political opponents, setting the
public good above party fealty,

*The public has frequently seen a
party in search of a leader, but
Martin has treated it to the unique
spectacle of a leader in search ofa
party. He tried Conservatives
first, and only when they. rejected
his overtures did he return to the
Liberals. He was not particular
what party adopted him, so long as
he found one. Yet he has the
audacity to prate about his princi-
ples and to pose as a champion of
the rights of the people. Strauger
still, there are some thousands of
people who can-be fooled by this
transparent fakir.

PREFERENTIAL TRADE.
One of the greatest political hum-

bugs of the age is the loyalty cry,
as it is being worked by the Liberal

Subscriptions will. be. received at’
each of the banks, the city;hall and
at the store of Goodeve Bros,’ for
the relief of sufferers by. the fire’ at
Sandon. Iam instructed .by coun-
cil to take charge of all funds and

opportunity to act, on -the: subject |:

trade adopted by the mother coun- |.”

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Peace Declared.

ing about the Boer war,.and the
gold fields of Alaska? There are
other matters of vital importance;
you may make a trip east; and will
want to know how to travel. In
order to have the best servics, usé
the Wisconsin . Central railway be-
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NOTICE.

The Trail Creek, Liberal-Conser-
vative association. meetings, will be
held every Monday evening in. the
Mackintosh committee rooms, over
the old Bank of Moz ‘real , quarters.
Rooms arealways- 1.2 the re-
ception. of visit xhere voters
may register wr ->-'<*"-* general in-
formation. .

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By Alexander Dick,

A Chinese fortune-teller, in an ‘old
‘arm chair, . '

Sat smoking::‘‘dope” with.a drowsy
air.

He dreamt he would never need to
work,

For he had just been. captured bya
bloody Turk. ‘

With a piercing shriek he quickly|
rose,

For a Turkish beard and‘a red, red
nose .

Peeped through. se door owith an

ugly grin,
Anda voice;called hoarsely:
5 igettee.some gin:

For the man that’s, running. the
C.:show,,

With his’ gall'and-his- axe—yet! no
“Grit hobo

“You

hte tod

venture | to; say him ;

I'm’ ‘Fighting Joe—the
, blood;"”,,

And he’struck the. table a deafening
thud.

man, of

Ab Fong Was (frightened; he; trem. fy
a

bled’:
But his.
ened cloud,

bowed;

Began to- brightens -andthena a oe

Came playfully forth on the ‘man of
guile; 1

The. Mongolian’: 's bottle. ae getting
low, =aihtias

He slyly, inked, Welly good ‘old
Joe.”

(Assuming  a‘friendly, familiar air.)

pene pared ony his, dirt-co

Till: the: daundry « patadeeontn rather.
_late—

Through the whole Chinese quar-

ters sang - €

« That British Columbia's Wh Hung
Chang

On a peaceful mission had come
, along,

To.offer. theig,: countryman, Me Ah!
Fong,

By the cee otthse tend Mr Fight

sitor’s face, like_a dari, fey

ROSSLAND EVENING

RECORD, MAY 7, 1960.

~|A-cabinet job in the B. C. show.

Ah Fong was flattered, and sh d

CANDIDATE'S PLATFORM.

To, the Riding,

his pride

In his smiling manner and graceful
glide.

He brought ‘wines and meats of the
farthest earth,

And spread them out for a banquet
feast.

The “Hon. At Fong" winked at his
guest,

And mildly, snggested a little rest.

But Joe said, ‘‘No; I never. drink;

“Tis: only when I'm trying to
think

‘iMy, head, grows. weary, and: will

heavily hang

“Like-the head. of- your.noble Li

i . Hung Chang-”

Then Jog grew, wrathy, and loudly
swore

That he'd wade - through milés of

*-Chinese gore,

At..the .mere- suggestion of, his
«friend so bold,

That Ah Fong was troubled, his
blood ran cold.

He rose to, speak, but Joe said““‘No,

“I'm running the..whole of the B.

C, show.” ¢

And _the mild= celestial thought a

ministers’ fate

‘Was more-certainifar in his native}

. State,

At “the, emperor’s. whim, or, from

--; hidden foe, |

Than! in Joseph's tool chest—the

B;
"Ve Goast” thought, Joseph, alarm-
4 3ed by fear,

“This heathen. surely hath his ears,
‘Though anger dark flashes in his

‘ eye,

“The smoother method must I.try.”
Spake Joseph then in accents bold;
Within his ranks Ah Fong to hold:
“Count ‘me your friend in; : any
4 weather,

"Stay, Fong, and. wear. “the. a
cock feather.
pa if Curtis can a ‘Mackinaw’
“The Feliow Jacket. shall you: also

wear.”
Fong » scanned, him with his almond

JAnd qruttered, “Oriental lie.”

The Jap, his sworn eternal foe, if

He likes far better than Joseph’s
| show.

‘West Kootenay
Electora: T am a candidate for the
it lel: at the
elections, and I favor
policy: ‘

1, An administration composed of
those whose practical experience will
enable them, to deal promptly’ and effi-
elontly with all detaile connected with
the departments over which they Ere,
ee. Y

if no large
int anes really necessary, | until the
ability of the province to bear such is
clesrly ascertained. This should not

the following

newly discovered mining camps:

8. Preparation of full, authentic dnd
subetantial financial ‘statements of* tho.
province, together with Ignd and forest
areas and.their, probable values? “S_.”

4. Convinced of the wisdom of asist-
ing railroad construction as proved Py
the of : other
would favor a system of bonuses, sur-
rounded by reasonable checks and sate-
guards,
lines, the settlement in the intericr must
naturally’ be" retarded, the coast cities
being deprived of ingny supply advan-
tages accruing. from colonization, immi-
gration and interna} improvement:
the present jancture no thinking.
would commit himself: to a’ snap “de:
cision in connection Ae the subject of

is plausible, but I would 1 bo bo anlag ts 2
‘bind ‘the province’to such~ « gigantic’
proposition involving many ~ complex
issues,,until convinced that the.resources
of British Columbia justify, such’ s an ex—
periment. ‘

5. The erection and maintenance of a
technical school of mines.

6. Amendmente to, the mining” law;
perfecting the existing system of mine
inspection, thus making_it_ effective, and |
of greater public advantage. Farther.
more, legislation bearing upon placer | ff
claims, claim jumping. gnd assessment
hwork, sellevion as much a8  poeaible the

if and |

(f consequent. Tegel, complications." z
of

a
maps, showing trail, water,

apply to bridges, trails; and roads ie >

Without feeders’ to;the. main}

terness, ‘by dealing, with, pablic worl
Irrespective of locality or political afalte
tion, *

10. Development of, farming,dairying,
stock raising and frult growing resources
by increased encouragement to agricul-
tural.societies, when by such assistance
it may be demonstrated that reasonable
benefits will accrue to the province.

11. Increasing the usefulness of .a
bureau of labor and mining statiatics by
the appointment of a competent official,
whose services could be;utilized in har-

and arbi- |:

INCORPORATED

Head office, Imperia} building, St. James Street,

subeorised Sa Capital,

Capital o1

his Company, has opened a branch comes: here,

with the following Board of Manageme

M Dal;
Eimer A. Rott. Hon Thos: BSG

y-Treashaers Wa We i ‘Faldin;

traling’ upon issues threatening to dis-
turb the peace and progress of; any com-
niunity.

12, Ministers ot the Crown’ and their
officials being stewards acting for the
public, I would insist upon due expedi-

tion in the issue of crown patents, and |°

prompt departinental, settlement of dis-
puted claimg; the taxes paid by unincor-
porated settlements to° devoted, as far
as possible, towards assinting the taxpay-
ing district. 4
718... Carofal* consideration of the .re-
arrangement of various

The:

For

Monireal Loan & Investment Co offers the
safest investment foramall sums now open to, the
public, and lends money In large
Fepayable in smonthly instatments.

further Information, apply to

W.-H. FALDING,

Secreti ary! Treasurer.
Bank ef Montreal Chambers, Columb!

avenue,

or small amounts

“uablished May, 1895. ">

MONTREAL LOAN (THE REODIN- JACKSON Co.,
INVESTMENT 60.,

dimifao Liaeniry,

\ MINING AND’ INVESTMENT
«BROKERS.

Agents for ParisBell Addit ton to Rossland

C. E. Benn, M. HH. MeMalion

CHARLES E. BENN & CO.
BROKERS AND ACCOUNTANTS,

Buy, sel) and trade Stocks ‘and -Real} Estate for

V & N'Phone 83.

Poluetin "Phone St. PO Box 468

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MINING BROKERS,
Columbia Ave, Rossland, B. 0

uasti

g.if pogsible, $1
the political arena, b;
‘under ‘the Ciroamatan a, May. be deemed
advisable, due care being taken to secure
to outlying districts, as well::as rapidly

towne, ji
»*14.- To deal ee various Jabor ques-
tions on rational lines, favoring no hasty
i but
likely to be affected. The reault ‘of re-
in;

from

is'an, object lesson, eqnclugively proving
that all parties are willing to settle vexed
questions upun a broad and) therefore

practical basis.) 2

15, ,/-In the,present campaign
necassity for altianes wi with, nor, neat
toward, federal” anthority, 7

the electors; but I Brel reser yin;
myself.the rgb tote ge the men Weeing
the: mbasures; ‘for! these! will) be called
upon to crystallize them into legislation
and ‘give: departmental; effect, to what
they proféss ‘to believe-

es Instilling into the- treat the}

routes traversing’ mining districts, to-
gether with such offitial information as
would agsalat those.. engaged: in explora:
tory work,.

8, Formulating a policy which woptd:
assure to British Columbia a foremost
place in Great Britain, thus securing the
proyince prominence commensurate with
ita resources.

9. Destroying as. far as. possible al
germs.of di and

fealty to
the | nbeiacee ‘ani’loyalty to ‘the British
empire, and to commemorate: the deeds
f those. who have ‘surrendefted: their
lives in defense of that empire, as well
as those whu are now fighting 3ts. battles.
With this intent, [ woul ald a auyooate such
legislation as would make’ utory pro-
vision for the floating of the Be British, EY
during. the hours ot tuition, ‘over oF
schoola throughout the province.
Lremain your. obedient servant,
Ge, iH Macuusrosr.

BHE of this Compan:
ERTIFORNIA,” all uate on Grenville Mountain,

i

Rossland
Athletic.
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». Excellent.
| permanent. and. temporary board
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Offers saecial ‘membership in-

ducemients for a short’ time by
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CHARLES: EB BENN,
‘Secretary.

Katie D. Green G, M.

atid D..

Co.,; Ltd.

_NON-PERSONAL ‘LIABILITY. .

Property. situated ‘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

71-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had:on application to

a2 Columbia Aveuue,
Rossland, B. C.

“GEORGE Hs GREEN,
, +» SecsTreasurer,

_Divided. into 2,000,000 Shiaces at 10. cents’ each.

600,000. Shares of which are placed:in the Treasury. -

@

on the Canadian Pacific Railway, and twenty-five miles from Rossland:

-4o-feet depth,
obtained at 25
, experts, that it, wil

Owing to. its proximity to. the railway and to the: fact that it can be

and considering the average value of the, quartz,
-We-are now: selling the stock at-FIVE CENTS, payable in five monthly payments,-and recommend it to the public as a safe i investment.

CASCADE. GOLD MINING & MILLING CO.,: LIMITED: L’B’Y.
is For: particulars, WMéM. BB: TOWN. SE N D. Rossland, B. C.

SAIC AISA AISI IAIN IIIS IIE EI ITI Heth Kae

y consists of four. claims, eae The “CASCADE, ” the “GASCADE. FRACTION,” the “ROYAL KANGAROO,” and the
Trail Creek Mining Division. of West Kootenny: District, British Columbia, about three miles from Gladstone

A shaft 40 feet deep has been sunk on the “Cascade” on a 4-foot vein of free, milling quartz ae ayiie from $12 on the surface to” over $40 tat.” :
Numerous open cuts.expose the lead for over 1500 feet. A tunnel is now being run on the vein, and an assay of $34.80 was : a
feet. This tunnel is being made of a large size for a working tunnel, and is now 115 feet in length.
:conéentrate 25, into 1,.thus.making.concentrates of the average value.of about $500.00 per ton,

worked very cheaply on: account of. it being a tunnel proposition and that the tunnel follows the: vein
it is. safe to say that the “CASCADE?” is one.of the most promising mining propositions in the district:

It has been ascertained by

ae