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“ROBE! EVENING RECORD, JULY 21. 1809.

=——-Midsummer | Vosslon

. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary : i Pi
pluinber has removed” his office and 3

sbop to the corner of Columbia avenue
Anas eo
Peduc LOnS
s ; : : Call and Let Us Give You Our Prices.

atrest, under Cup
aero "J. W. SPRING,

NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE, THE LEADING JEWELER,
ae Er
Men’s Hats.

——>—.

‘ . Monarch Stock for Sale;

ed stock of the Monarch Mining
enone for enle at 23¢ cents, Apply to
A. Fert 4 ‘office.

One Pricc Store.

The proprietors wish to thank their
many friends and the public in gehera
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
them in the past, and hepe by unremit-
ting attention to the interests of their
wanta to merit their confidence aad eup- h

ort in the future.

prepretey ere Rae ©. 0. Grauox & Co.,

Bridgford & Herring’s O K porclane| po. pox 524, 98 Bpok Bt.
bath and barber shop has movei to the
Leland, ene door east of the Widsor hetel.
‘ WANTED.—A good lady solicitor.
Address A. B. this office. tf.

Men’s flannel suits for $20 at W. J.
Lougheed & Co. 6-19tt

St. Charles . Hotel

FIRST-CLASS UNION COOK,

‘MISS JESSIE, for 8 yeara boss of the ining

ABOUT THE CITY.

The Evening Recorp after June 1 de-
livered to any partof the city for 65
cents a monht. tf.

ilroad and city checks cash-
Nias ot charge at all hears at Hotel
d, Harry

a

‘Ever ing Record
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY. J ULY ‘29.

Siiver Piafethat Wears 0M EPUSINHE Une GE

We have ‘
WARE, onsisting of pas
Has Been Shattorad,

ed free of

VOL 4,.NO. 17,

PRICE FIVE OEN'TS,

HAS A RIVE MISE,

Dead Filippine Buried In Place of a
Yolunteer.

and W
Shaw’s cigar store. :

A Close Shave

Or just the kind you want at Ed Rays
Interdettousl Barber Snop.

There's a sign on the Imperial cigar
atore’ window, Spokane street, “Musical
Instruments at Caught Prices.” He
meuns It. Bring yourcatalogue. 7-18-1m

Results of the” Athletic ‘Contests. in
London: Today,

LONDON GAIRTY -1§ NOW. OVER,

Washington Hand Press:

—An 8eolumn Washington hand

press in dratclass onder, together with @ six oF

feven column newspaper outfit. Apply at the
CORD ofie6. oF

WANTID—A chambermaid at the
Dominion hotel.

4 SETS
BERRY DISUES
ETC,

* JAM POTS BAKE DISHES
BON BON DISHES NUT BOWLS
ETC,

ETC,

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

_ If you’ want to wear the best-fitting
suitin town go to Martin A. Bchwieg,
high-class tailor. Every garment guar-

Wanrep—Firat-class baker, one who
anteed, _tf

can bake home-made bread. Apply at
Delicateseen, next door to Ward & Mc-
Kay’s. tf

STRANGE PHENOMENON AT SEA. PATER DISCOVERS THE ERROR.

Series of Brilliant Marrlages—The | Had the Body of His Son Exhumed
** Innovation’ of the Latest From ‘a San Franciaco

Parisian Fad. ~*" Cemetery.

Ladies’ Sailor. Hats:|

—_—

:'a Now Copper Refrigerator for draw-
ing the Finest and Cobtest Glass of Boer.
CHAS. EHLERS, Free
, om \d Shady Place in the evening. |
city Bass orastions four uightsin the week.
* Cold ‘Storage To Let.

Under the #t, Charles Hotel.

Catching On.

©. M. Weller, Rossland’s Plone: zane

itary plumber, has the best equippe “
i tin the city and

: propmed to do ai idnds of plumbing Ladies’ dailer Hats, 7c. and $1.00,

steam-fitting, etc., anywhere, for ery Now 50c.

body. at anytime VIOHT  gdies! Sailor Hats, $1.25 and $1.50,

Now 75c.

Ladies’ Walking Hats, $1.25 and $1,50,
Now 75c.

“|The Whole Crest ’of'a Crater Blown
\

GENUINE SALE | “‘ssea

Strange Story.

And Great Reduction in Prices in the Next THIRTY DAYS. ee eer ee 3
* is fs Ban. Franciecu, July 22.—Tha offers
of the steamer Australia, which arrived
yesterday from Honolulu say it would not
surprise them’ to lear’ that‘there had
been a fearful explosion of thé great vol-

cano and that Mauna Loz. is no more.'-
After leaving Honolulu the ship ran
into aremarkable crosa sea which the
ie ull com: Waah Butts. ss thought was caused by sabmarine
-Faney Stripe Linen Buits.... leturbances of nnuaual force. A.bluiah
te] ined eee pate. eet rar ; | Yepor hung over the water for days, and

AG 50e!, 75¢,, $1.00, $1 25| * Reavy cloud, shaped like an) umb

int Sak i bavie ine = = came from-the direction of the ‘Yolvano,
ete line of MEN?’3 and BOY’S AMERICAN and ENGLISH: HATS ai When talkii b f 1
CAPS, comprising Stetson, King B., Wakefield and Leslte Sit Hate” aud pane. CAPSS Tees

voleano. chief officer Lawless said:
Américan Shirts and Ties

“The afternoon we left Honolulu; the
11 )
Besignag Pevieshs evening papers contained the newa that

LA FEW FACTS WORTH LOOKING INTO:
Why does MW. J, O'HEARN employ more

| the Java flow was within ten miles of
‘Tailors than all the other merchants

Men’s Fedora Hats, $2.50.

Now $1.50
Men’s Light Grey Fedora Hats,
edateia sles aN Deine se Noo +» -Now §1.50

- x U i
oe Men’s Derby Hata, 42 50.. Saltese ake
Martin A, i 5 Now $1.00 Sorge Suit
Schwiég f ey: ents Créaicand” Fedofa: Hat He Bina Saree Fale
adi ists wuine Seute! s
EE. QiLadies’. Waists and ser cr ent aon, nase Mb intout ine
Blouses. ; + $2.50, £8.00, $3.50, $4.00 and {5.00 Unit: ed Wool Suita fro

: pe , «500. and Ze,

$1.00 and $1.50

Brown Creah Suits fom... to
Men’s Summer Cups .50c., 76c. and $1.00

Lonpon," July: )22.—The: hot spell of
weather was temporarily broke © last
night by a heavy rain, followed - bya
gloomy gs Causing” hengi
for:the’ intéer-univeraty” sports. At
noon, however in was again
shining and the heat waa tropical. This
left London under a. hot mist, but die-
pelled the. rain. _ The gates the
Queen's club grounds were thrown open
at 2:15 p.m. to the crowds that had
already” yurrourided 3 the -
American! aud English’ fldge’ were'fly'ng
‘from the centre of the grounde,

The following are the results of the
games: ‘

Hammer‘ Throwihg—Boat threw 186
feet 8 inches; Brown, 122 feet 9 inches,
and Greenshields, 109 feet 6 inches.

High jump was won by'/A, M. Rice,
of Harvard,-who cleared G feet. :

The three-mile run wes won by F. W.
Workman of Cambridge.

The 100-yarda dash was won by Quin-
jan, of Harvard, C. “R. ‘Thomas, of
Oxford, second; F.'4. Blount, of Yale,
third, and A. L, Rino,* of Cambridge,

510. d

San Francisco, Ji uly 22.—The Chron-
Icle gays: Tho casket, supposed to con-
tain the remuing-of Private Francis
Deck » Company L, First Calif
volunteera, was lowered,’ in May last,
into_a grave in the Deckeman family
plot, at. Oddfellows’ cemetery, On the
llth day of the present month, on gua-
picion thats mistake had been made,
the caaket was dieinterred at the request
ofthe boy’s father and the suspicion
was verified, :

Decomposition had set in to such an
extent that identification was impossible,
but it was plain to the father that’ a
dead Filippino ‘had been given th
ing Place intended for his son,” ;

THE. TERRIBLE TURK.

Threw Everybody in Sightand Then Ate Seven
ie Hard-Boiled Eggs.
The Terrible Turk’s exbibition of
tling at the I i
Hall last night drew an immense, ¢i
which was well. pleased i
formance. | Prof.;"Le
ion-fer-cl

1 Will Offer the following Goods at and Below Cost :-~

MEN'S SUITS.
Old I'rice, Sale Price,
$8 00 $5.50
700
9 50
18.00
16-08

Ss. ie
Old Price. Sale Price.
$4.00

{ssoy OY].

4

ue

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 grip. But those who use

THE Fetorp asa medium for
talking business and bargains to
the people who buy. never loose
their grip. Look over ita list of
advertisers and you will recognize
the names ef business firms who
have done the business of this
camp They have been. successful
in business, Advertising is part
of their business. It stands to
reason they would not iuvest_in
advertising space in -EC-
ORDif the result was not satisfac:

HIGH-CLASS
TAILOR.
Perfect. Fit Guararteed
Prompt Delivery —

Faney Linen Suits from to"
Summer Coats from.... be te

Men’s-Linen Hata

: eae ;

Ladies’ Shirt Waiats, 76c. and $1.00,
Now 50c.

Men’s Straw Hats. ..75
A cou

Opened Thiy Week”
A Nobby Line of

HP

Ledies’ Shirt Waists, $1.25, :

ese matin mneeis) awecinge

Now 75c.

Ladies’ Shirt Waists, $1.50,
: x Now $1.00

*Ayto-amy Jo qed Aus 04 poreatpoq.

‘QWIQANVY-— onlonanwoo -WLNOW Yad

Hilo, and was advancing. The inter-
island steamers were crowded with pae-.
‘gengers. Some.of the people were go-
ing to view the eruption and otliers were
going to see how their families and rela-
tives were fating. In my opinion the
whole crest ‘of ‘the volcano has been
blown’ off and’ :the-

_| have found their way ii

hen the: i

.Men’s Shoes.

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

SONAD G9
LA piosoy

Ladies’ Summer Un-
derwear.

ry. .
THE RECORD’S news service is
guperior to that of its contempo-

. Its mining news is accurate
and it isairee lance not tied to
the-apron strings of any clique or
corgoration. 3
You can get any kind of Job Prin-
ting done at bottom prices at

UIUAD

We have several. Broken Lines

VALISES JUST -ARRIVED. .

iJ OHEARN, THE. Cl

4 Pea re en :
CORNER COLUMBIA AVENUE AND!

All ‘we Try { average man buys shoes from their ‘appear-
asks, 18S: ° ance and ft. They know little about leath-
erand {rnst to their dealers. “Hence the advantage of dealing with-a:repu
table house. Our shoes strike people by stylish shape and:by their quality.

Bunoreoate-St., (WithinE. Cy) x, Eng. IN LADIES’ SUITS ro 2D. : AS K L ONDE

ee es Fnaaritiaaladiassenws ot a ; : 100 WEST.COLUMBIA AVENUE. 11 EAT COLUMBIA AVENUE.
é ‘ D and CONTRACTS % q age : . at :
ARRANGED for Larue Orders SDVICK OF Flannel Suitings : : =
PEND reeiaa tone Reamer age | | OP a — rales
nee ings Your Doctor. Rights
€ { one z

in Men’s Working and, Dress Shoes

th “the... :
gntjsined ‘hia.

foprth.)Winnok’s tim ed
“Ia the mile run, A. Hunter, of Cai
bridge, won ;AL Li Dawéon, of Oxford}
second; C. B. Spitzer, “of Yale, third,
and P, Smith, of Yale, fearth, Timo,
4:24,

which we are cloring out at big

‘ Ladies’ Cream ‘Silk Vests, Short
Sleeves, $1.00 : Now 50c. Reductions.

W 1OuGurRD VA. | lett eam

Now 50c,
q 2
Merchant Tailors Ladies’ Egyptian Cottom Vests, $3.50 Shoce, $2.25.
Ladies’ Drapers, Long Sleeves. $4.00 Shoes. $3.00.

-Now 25c.
REDUCED PRICES FOR Ladies’ Summer Vests. ...10, 15 and 25e. = tes, -Ete.

To Sell: Properties.
Record Job Office st

Tw ROW AR || zo-pays-20 7

oes es.
5] the

con
cerned, The cam ‘have .the earth fer a
handball. we rene

‘A story, wag circulated about tows last
night that Ed. Ray, of the International
barber shop, was going to give the Turk: .
awhirl. The event did not come-off.
Mr. Ray states that he could take ere
falls than sammers out of Mr. Tuik, if
razors and lather were not barred.

After the exhibition was over the Tark
went to the lunch counter and stowed -
away seven hard-boiled eggs, one: and a..
half loaves of bread, besides other inci- °
dents; aud; drank threo cup of coffee,
while* the curious spectators gazed in
amazement,

OPERATION AT THE HOSPITAL,

* ‘Appl ‘Save Mrs, 0° *
Surgeon’ rec liateted pee or ‘a

We will have your trade after that. The STARVING AT KOTZEBUE,-

epee nae tirdle'was won‘by FZ, Fox, of
U.S: Government Will bo Asked to Send Them | Harvard; W. Paget Tomlin, of Cam-
Relief: bridge, second; H.R. Parkes, of Oxford;
third,.and-J..W... Hallowell, of Harvard,
fourth. Time, 1534 seconds, , t
he Kalf-mile rom jaa won ‘by H. I.
Graham, of Oxford; ©. F. W. Strublen,
of Cambrid: second; J. P. Adama,‘of
Yale, third; T. F.’ Burke, of Harvard,
fourth, _Time, 1:37 1-5. Graham won
by 12 yarde. _ ie .
The quarter-mile* was;won by C. C.
Davidson, of Cambridge; Boardman, of
Yale, sécond; T.”'R,’ Fisher, of 'Yale,
third, "and ‘A.-M: -Hollins! of Oxford,
fourth, Time; 4926. Davideon won
by 6 yards,
‘ain the longijump, Vas
22 feet 5 incheawfollowed by Roche with
21 feet 7'inches, Bevan,”who followed,

SEarrie, Wash., July 22.—Froin the
eteamer Brunewick ‘a: passengers juet ar-
Tived here from “Alaska it is learned a
Passenger: ia. on: hig :way. here from
Koszebue, bound to Washi in, be-
half of one'thoueand’miuerg said to be
stranded in the Kotxebue district. - He
| )wULask the. government to send revenue
cuttera'to Kotzebue sound, and he is
provided with proof that_untess a gov-
ernment. vessel is sent many lives will
.| lost. Twelve hundred people went into
the Kotzebue country well outtitted in
search for gold. Twe handred committed
suicide in getting“ over the snow last
winter. Many died en: route. There
are now. 1,000 people on tue shore of the

n f the hotel business, I am
mening a qe tre nay entire attention to

_ wATALETICS...

ven to Reducing Surplus

etettand cuising up of mors dows oF oth:

ons by nature’s own

6 . Forthe quarter commencing June
25, I will make a 3

SPECIAL RATE OF $8.

é instructions (guaranteed) in Box
jug; wrenltng of fouclog. Club Swinging, $5.00
for 24 movements.

. 7 Colorings and
T. W. HOWARD

Patterns.......+

108, Busuoreaate-erazer, (Within) Lownoy, Eng. $20 A SUIT.

eee HG COLUMBIA AVE.

lass instructions Monday, Wednes-

aey ena raiday nights freato members. =~
Membership Fee $3.00
Duea per month $2.00

Prof. F. S, LEWIS Instructor

r
‘ou can help
ns filled by

T. R. MORROW,

An operat was perferreed yenter-
day on Mrs. O'Hara-who was taken. to

DOMINION ATHLETIC CLUB,

Le Roi

J. 4. Macponap, 4/8, Chore, Jn.

Macdonald & Clute

Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries.

Solicitors for Bank of British North Ameries
MecBaws Bumoima, Rossranp

- LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE... _aet>

JOHN. F. LINBURG,
Stylish Rigs for 1ent
Fivet clase’ Saddle and Pack
lorses, :

; Columbia Ave., ‘Phone No. 87.
ara eerinerclal AD epnnne Noy 2,

PROP.

A. Gilchrist

CONTRACTOR IN

- Plastering and

~~. Cementing

LINCOLN STREET
South of Bank of Teronto,
"P.O. Box 165.

5

PO. B a, Lt.

Record
— Job

Time Card of Tialns.

SPOKANE.
2—DAILY TRAINS—2

“Dally, except 8

J. W. MILL, Geucral‘Agent,.--.
Spokane, Washington.

GO to Thea

NEW BRICK BLOCK,

Columbia. Aveée:, ‘Rossland, B. 0.

Womans
- Hyohange

For the best HOME MADE BREAD
and aatries ofall kinda. East Colum-
bia Ave. next door west of City offices,

Ard so at
thesame. Mi

LOOK OdT

For your money. Buy your Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings, Shoes
Bite. where you have to pay half the price ‘than anywhere oe 2
and gave the overcharge you would have to pay elsewhere.

a few of our prices:

42 F. COLUMBIA AVE,

change
ame rate with any other article {» our lines Bring your cheque, we will chat!
Te money by saving it, and that sou can onty da whee you purchase at

ROSSLAND AUCTION "HOUSE

R, BANNETT, Manager.
—*

ae

3
2

Propes. Chleago, il. of our Agents.

(ELL

THE. PLUMBER.

3

W ork

A. D. Chariton, A. G. P. A.,
Portland’ Oregon,

P. O. Box 271,

handled. Minin;
‘anos and safes safe}

Cy
* clear, transfer, Warehouse,

QUICK WORK}.
Red Star Storage and Transfer Oo.

Does a rogular Storage atid Transfer business Raggage delivere:
any partofthe city, Meet ell trains. Contractand Jol
Thachinera delitered on short aoti
We pay damage do
reasonable ra’
ship any class of goods.

mot
food storage facilities

Tel. No 8.
=—

11 at
A promptly. Will call f
werk done, Lightand heavy freight
ce. Ure contracts taken. Furniture, Ph
ne to anything we han:

die. sit
tea no fire risk. We act as shipyer's agents. Will

We Sell Good, Dry,Seasoned Wood. _

a SPOKANE. STREET. OFFICE: WASHINGTON st. OPPOSITE BANKOF MONTREAL.

J. W. HARTLINE MAN.

prycoodsco (3 *

Se
)
{

Bueceasor to McLean & Morrow,
«The Pioneer Druggista,
Ressland, B.C,

home,

Strike Not Effective.:. °
New York, July 22.—The street rail-

Rooms for Banquets

The Clarendon Care:

FIRST GLASS IN EVERY RESPECT,

Open Day and Night,
and Dinner Parties,

way men’s strike in Biooklyn-has ceased
to interrupt the husiness of the various
street car lines. The schedules of the
various surface railroada are today prac-
tically operated and maintained through
the city and suburbs.

Joe Choynski Wins.
Curcaco, July'12.—Joe Choynski, the
Californian, got the decision over Jack
McCormack, Philadelphia heavyweight,
here last night at the end of a six-round
contest. Choynski was knocked down
in the firat round, but from that until

5 — 2
B Ollest Fatablished House tn Kooteney ff

VILLIAM R, BEATTY

2 OSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

A. G. CREELMAN

reelman .& Beam,

timation furnished on all kinds of

OFFICE AND 8:

ena Rossland BC,

Coal

Undertaker,

+ as

. O. Box 41,

Rossland Labor Union
and Waiters’ union, No. 40W.L. U.,
eurday evening afm, Mfbert
Joun Kun, Pres.

the sixth he had a decided advantage.

Cnroaao,’ July 22.—Eugene ‘Carter,
billiard player, has issued a challenge
to play any man in the world at cushion,

GEO. BEAM
P.O. BOX. 315,

CONTRACTORS -
BUIDERS,

To the General Public

Fhe
1
thelr

preceeding s.1 legal holidays.

Cierk’s and Salesmen’s Union,

carom or.three cushion carom. At the
three cushion game he’ will, play one
hundred points for any part of $2,500,
game te be played not earlier than 30
days from the date the match is made. At
the cushion gumo Carter is willing to
play one game of 600 pointe, or threu
‘| gaines of 400 points each, at any timo
7 after making the match for $3,500 a
aide. e

PERSONAL.

Jvubing promptly attended tor, VOT

Martin A. Schwieg, the high-class
tailor, will give you @ perfect fit.
and see him, Spokane street, two doors
eff Columbia ayenue, tf

Johu J. Moynahan, was.a seythbound

Call | Passenger today.

sound waiting fora. chance to come

Billiard Player Challenges tho World. |;

did not make 20 feet, and his jump was
not measured, Daly came next with 20
feet 61g inches. Incithe second trial
Vaseal jumped (22 feet 4 inches, both
Roche and Bevan failed todo 20 feet,
while Daly made 21 feet 91¢ inches. On
the; third. trial Vassall thade 28 feet 6
inches, Roche 21 feet 9 in ;

_ SOCIETY IN LONDON,

(Special Londor Cable Letter.)
Loxpoy, July 22.—Now that the queen
and.court have gone to Osborne the rest
ofthe fashionable world will econ fy into
Covent ‘or Grosvenor. Thé Prince’ of
Wales will, end, the London. season on
Monday, after which he will viait inthe
neighborhood of Goodwood and attend
he-racea “there. ? Later’ ithe Fill go to

Cowes and thea to Ma:

“people had
lenty of money to spend for luxuries,
Bre best evidence of this prosperity. is
the large sale of pictures at the Royal
academy. ,
That a series of. brilliant marriages
has materially: atimulated’ business. has
been judged ‘by the list of costly gifts.

je marriage on Thureday of the far:
quia of Tullibardin:to the daughter of
Sir James Rameay almost: rivaled the
those of the Crew-Primrose nuptials as
arich social, function. Postly presenta
were showered upon the bride and
g oom. The Prince of ‘Wales sent the
bride -a beautifal adaption of a late
Parisian fac of allowing chained: living
creatures to wander upon the wearer's
shoulders. This sdaptien consists of a
small. broach pin with a large central
pearl, to which is attached by gold

E. W. Talbet returned to Spokane to-
day.

chains, set with pearls, ‘large jeweled
flies,, another of diamonds-and rabya,

the hospital about-s: week ago. Her
Condition was ‘extremely critical when
she was admitted to the hospital; but
she gained strength sufficient tg. with-
stand the shock of an operation, which
was for the removal of an abscess in her
side. Doubts are expressed of her re-
covery. é

EAGLES WILL SOAR HIGH.

The Great Birds Are Industriously Preparing’
. for Their Picnic.

The Eagles are the busiest people ix
the city. They are making elaborate
Preparations for their grand excursion
and picnic at Loon Lake, Sunday, Aug.
6, at which time the Eagles whose wings
are.strong willsoar high. There will be
no need of baleon ascensions when there
is an eagle at hand., Special rates have
been made by the railroads for this
evant), The schedule will be made pub-
he at an early date. :

Runaway Today.
The delivery wagon herse of Blumer,
Webb & Co., grocers, ram away on Col-
umbia avenue, just before noon today.
It.may be that he was in an extraordi-
nary hurry to get home, for he stopped
running when he reached the atore.
The wagon did not.accompany him all
the way. At thecorner of Columbia
avenue and Washington street the de-
livery wagon ‘collided with the big
wagon of P. Barns & Co. A blacksmith
is now trying to put the pieces together.

Don’t forget” the Eagles’ excursion

each of which 1s fastened to the dress,

and picnic at Loon Lake, August 6, t{-