The Rossland Evening Record.

————

NEW TELEPHONE LINE, TWENTY-TWO CutbbRen

Wants, For Sale. Rent, Lost Etc

tencents ating for the first insertion: and five
ents a Ine thereafter.

5 ins |
S. Thornton |-Aii t

Langley, itere"on colanbia

ave., where every-
John McTeer

Already Subcribe to the Victorian Order
of Nurses Fund,

M. J. OHFARN. 3
When You ie CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS tats ain

Want Caps
We can save you 25 per cent. on your Purchase,
ACTION IS ELOQUENCE:

Commiuni¢ationh Between Northport and
Spokane Assured.

SITUATIONS WANTED.
‘as chamber maid in hotel
mily. Room 23 8t, |

Twenty-two of Rossland’s children | Wastep—A situation as
have so tar responded to the request

made by the Reconp for contributions | w.

Connection has been made by tele-
phone between Northport and Spokane
by the Spokane and British Columbia

~—meemene 2.

Waxtep—a partner to go prospecting. No ex-
ce.

AiTaece abedede” ka Lines We say and do; we promise and Perform,
5

thing in the line of
ladies’ and child-

Repass.
Mining

ren's _furaishings
may be found.
Tnvestinents.

Corresdundence
Solicited,

Orrice:
ReEcorD Bock,
ROSSLAND, B.C.

chestra,

on the Piano

Frank A. Baird|73=
BROKER, DAILY

Dealer in Mines and| RECORD
Stocks.

2 cents a
The Scott Block) Week delivered
Volumbia Avenue,

Miss Mile Amme|*"?»=Spotan
Pianist of the re-
tnowned Amme or

Will Give Lessons

Conservatory L
Avenue.

Telephone company, and the line will

and Spokane in less than a week,
and Bri » Columbia

‘elephone and Telegraph company was
firet organized a little over a year ago.
Active men were put into the field and
the right of way secured for the poles
along the line of road extending to the
Trail Creek metropolis. It was prom-
ised at the time that conversation could
be carried on between British Columbia
and Spokane before the end of another
year. This promise is fulfilled by the
completion of the branch to Rossland.
For a month or more the company has
had a score of crews in the field putting
up poles and stringing wires, The
equipment is of the first class and re-
qui care in the placing, but the work
has been gone over and pronounced
perfect.

—~—
ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

JUST ARRIVED

AT THE

WHITE > HOUSE

FULL LINE OF

First-class Fit and
Workmanship guar-
anteed.

Call and see goods
and get prices.

MARTIN SCAWIEG

At the WHITE HOUSE.

ANOTHER

Lieutenant Peary Will Start for the
Far North on July 8.

New York, June 2.—Lieut. Robert E.
Peary, who recently received a five
years’ leave of absence from his duties
in the navy for the purpose of making
another attempt to reach the: North
Pole, will start north on July 8, making
a preliminary journey, the sole object of
which will be to make arrangements for
the final trip, which will be begun in
July, 1898. Lieut. Peary will first pick
out a ship for the Preliminary, voyage.

He will select one of the ‘St. ‘Tohn’s

sealers, and haveit ready to leave Boston
between July 5and 8. At Boston the
sealer will take on board a store of sup-
plies. Lieut. Peary willbe accompanied
by two or more scientific parties, which
will go north with him to some point
near EMtelville bay. One of the parties
will be conducted by Prof. G.
Barton, of the Massachusetts’ Institute
of Technol logy.

BIG SHEEP TRAIL.

be open for business between Roseland |}

of this cit nd itis hoped tl

the end of the week the cain bor, will
yreatly increas d,

office since Saturday
follows:

Jerome Isaacs, age 7 years.
Earl Smith, age 10 tbe
ll

Edgar Cory,
peron Shilv. ock, ery years.

Lawrence’ Waikley, age 11 years.

Gladys Campbell, age 9 years,

Dimple Campbell, 3 7 years.

aston Lalonde, age

vor Lalonde, age 7 years.

Leonie Lalonde, age 3 years,

Harrison Taverse, age 3 years.

Willie Cross, 11 years.

Dalton Cross, 12 years.

Willie Foley, 15 years.

Hable Davis, age 4 years.

Grace Davis, age 2 years.

Below 1s a coupon with a blank for
the name ‘and age’ of the child who
wishes to contribute. Fill: out the
blanks, cut the coupon out, and bring or
send it to the Recorp office with 10
cents. The name and age of the giver
wi i in the next
issue of the Recorp and so continued
until the list is closed, when the money
and names of the children of Rosslan
who gave their dimes to aid a worthy
cause will be forwarded to the office of
the Victorian Order Fand at ‘Ottawa.
Following is the blank to be filled out:

Rosstanp, B. C., . 1897.
I wish to contribate 10 cents to the
Recoxp’s Children’s Fund of Rossland
for the Victorian Order of Nurses to; be

H.| established in commemoration of the

Queen’s Jubilee.

to the fund for the Victorian Order of
ps. This is a good showing but it

in to represent he ciilldfen
before

The subscriptions received at this
evening are as

Waxrap: 4 two-roomed furnished house
no ebiidren or pets. x LH

“ROOMS FOR RENT.

Fon Baxt_one re and unfurnished rooms
"aul

aoa ave. i si Boderate, good loca

jon, water supp! ply on ‘premises to

MeKinnon & Brad G-5-3t.

This Store is Matchless for Bargains.

Don’t fail to see the range of
BOOTS and SHOES and READY-MADE
CLOTHING,

A new consignment of Amertean Hats
opened this week.

Special Jubilee Sale now going on in
ORDERED CLOTHING
Call and inspect some of tnose nobby
Spring Suits made to order for $25.00.

For Rawr_0ty tre rion, 14x12, and
fooms suitable for bedroomis and housekee
ing for rent reasonably athe Record block.
For Rext—2 nicely rooms (with
board in private nity. Pe Hot avtnue,
west of Washington
To Rent wit Bo, Sine t rirat class <a ana
Also one other
sf room, for one or two

For next — wg nicely furnished rooms in

cot 7 Le. Rol ave., between Washington
fesvane Streets.

Yor Runt: Fine furnished comfortabie: rooms

fort Tent t. APPly to Imperial Cigar store, Spo-

nEeerr a furnished and | gnfurnished room
me rent in the Recor b!
For RENT—5 room nore, erly tarnished
or 4 rooms unfurnished, 32 Le Roi a1

FOR BALE.

Fon Sau Citmar-Loase, farniture and bar

doing a good business in Trail. Inquire at
this office for particulars. P66.
Fos Sane: Freight teams for sale, with or with.

leds or wagons. Apply se tas office.

Fon Sieh oanting and

ing room and kiténen coun plete, Has 40
Dourders, Address W 6. that
For Sare—Chicken ranch in good) Togation.

S hogs. Apply at this office.

vos ‘BALE, —Cheap, 050

good condition,’ Address Box 312, Rossland,

For SALE—A 5 erat upright engine

ned a ha}
helt 1 prices
command attention. It will pay you tg call
on them. 27tf
For Sate: A new plano at s bargain on easy
terms. Inquire at this office.

5 ft.3 in. or5 ft.4 in. Apply
For Saze: A comple outfit for a countr;

news.
tt sis eight column han

Fou Sax
on which itis iecntad for ssie at a bar ain
forcash. Apply at this office. 10-1

DEAYAGE.

Apply at 9

house, din- ||

horse power botler in | |

n one month, inguire Bw

grain and | |

Fou Sate: An Erie bicycle, new. Apply at this ||
Pox saix: Cheapo fall dress suit) would ft \
iis office, ;

ybarp and clear title tolot |

M. J, O’HEARN, The Clothier.

Corner Lincoln and Columbia Avenue, tae ROSSLAND,

BLEEP REDE REEL BER

Lo

l:

CHEAP
LOGS—

—-IN THE—

|
Qriginal Townsite of Rossland

—WITH—

Perfect Title Guaranteed.

For the next thirty days the Montreal Townsite Syndicate will sell lots
at from

$200 to $400 on Easy Terms,

After which time prices will be advanced.
Own Your Own House, __-_w

Your Rent will pay for it in One Year.
FINEST BUILDING SITES IN THE CITY.

EO eer Bo

PIII

VOL. 1. NO. 322

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1897.

H. S. Wallace,

b DEALER IN

STATIONERY,

OFFICE SUPPLIES,
WALL PAPER,
NOTIONS,

FANCY Goons,

TOYS,

HAMMOCKs, .
BABY CARRIAGES ETO.

H. S. Wallace

VACATION OFFERING

Rossland’s School Children Will
Contribute to the Victorian
Fuad.

PROFESSOR BLAIR’S PLAN

E Will
Be Held on June
Seventeenth.

Her Excellency Lady Aberdeen, presi-
dent of the Canadian fund for the com-
memoration of the Queen’s diamond
jubilee by founding the Victorian order
of nurses, has that a collec-

Macdonald & Gronyn

Edward Cronyn,

tion be made in each public school in
aid of this fund.
Colonel the. Honorable James Baker,

pakpurens,,
SOLICITORS,
NOTARIES.

BURN’S BLOCK. - - +

Turner @ Robertson

ELECTRICIANS.

We handle all Electrical Supplies.
Estimates given on Electric Light
Wiring, Bell Hanging, etc. ;

Basement No. 18, Columbia

ROSSLAND.

of ‘ion, desires that the
opportunity of contributing to this fund
be given to every pupil attending the
public schools.

For this reason all teachers of the
public schools are requested in a circular
issued to devote a part of the afternoon
of Friday the 18th, to receiving such
contributions as scholars may desire to
give. As the city schools close, for
vacation, on the 17, Professor Blair ad-,
vises that the collections be taken up on
that day.

All collections are to be forwarded to
A. J.C. Galletly, esquire, manager of

Order Fund,” governor-general’s office,
Ottawa,
In accordance with the su; tion of
Prof. Blair, the Victorian fund sub-
scribed to the Recomp by, the children
of Rossland, 1 will be joined to the schuol
children’s fund, and sent altogether.
Apology jnade ita usual
out that

orning mistake in

“final examinations” woud held and
that the parents ofthe school children
were expected to be present 2n
casion. The news of the exami
published in the Recorp Saturday
correct. The examinations to

are simply promotion examinations.

Twenty-three of Rossland’s children
have so tar responded to the request
made by the Recorp for contributions
to the fund for the Victorian Order of
ares egies a a good showing but it
represent the children
cose this of beat and e is Foped’ that befor
Bes ne ol the cone week the umber vil be

he pabsctlptions received at this
iim since Saturday evening are as
follows:

me Isaacs, 7
ian Smith, age 10 yearn.

stirred up by the arrest of the four

de, age 8 years.
Leon Lalonde, age 7 years,
Leonie Lalonde, age
Harrison ‘Taversonas age

yeara,
Willie an Coc 11 year

Below Ja # coupon with a blank for
the name an the child who

SHE ACCUSED PYPER

Several

id
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES

HE DID

The Beam of Justice Tipping | w

Italians upon the joint charges of Mrs.
Maxwelland Mrs. Click.
developments transpire at every turn hoa
rs. and half of the neighborhood on the hill,
where the occurrence took place, are set
against each other.
nesses for both sides were examined
this morning and widely

are alleged to have taken place.

Sensations Sprung in
Court Today at the Fore-

noon Session.

the
Mrs. Kibble Says the Constable
pan

Inaulted Her.

NOT EXPLAIN

Slowly in Favor ‘of One of
the Italians.

A veritable hornet’s nest has been| them

Sensational

A cloud of wit-

diverging
tories were told of the occurrence, that

Attorneys contradicted each other,

“I want you to tell the court about an

“This is no piece to” to’make such state-

ments,” he
piclecd

judge sto

torneys open sayin; ine doce
oflcce insulted a lady it was his place to

PRICE 5 GENTS

to Mrs. Click’s
to

He was talki:
and seem

fence.

little bo:

him.
peared i

“Mrs, Kibble,” interrupted McLeod,

officer ingulti:
mane, ject as being irrelevant and im-
teria to »’? objected Forin.

said.

insisted the that it was and the
ling of the at-
lecisively, that if an

inguire into it.
‘Tell your story, Mrs. Kibble,” said
judge, a tho sora held their

just
ot

’a yal
up, officer,’” ai ‘the judge.
onan a per stood

; ot T
You yourself

Rossland’s Material Tip

hour that McCallum,
baseball team called the Rosslanders,
was visited in the night by an angel who
took him to the top of an exceedingly

SARE HOT TAMALES

McCallum’s Men Cleaned Kaslo

Up By a Score of Sixteen
to Three.

UMPIRE BINNARD GAME

‘Top
If Played in Proper
Positions.

And it came to pass at the eleventh
manager of a

some very pro-

MORE ABOUT THE KNIFE.

Witness continuing eaid: ‘‘After I
had seen the knife thrown in the yard,

when the officers started_away I called
back and told one I had’ seen him
gee the | Zaltes io the yard, — then

” high i
atl together.

and they talked it over

The result was that McCallum com-

menced to put away childish things and
use his personal judgment by taking
Caverly off first base and supplanting
him with Gibson, who played a phe-

mettne next day the officer appesred
witha summons and said: ‘ou see
that’ is what vou get for not keeping
your mouth shut and tending to your
own business.’ ’””

OFFICER PYPER’S STORY.

record as a star player.
McCallum arranged his men to the best
possible advantage yesterday with two
exceptions.

and sustained his
Manager

game

Circumstances were in his

flavor and the result of Sunday’s game,

while a winning of the first water,
might have easily been turned into de-
feat if fhe Rossland boys had to ety, a
game today.

who is asting captain of the Rosslanders
in the absence of Con.
was unfortunately disabled at Spokane,

It is said that Caverly

Whalen, who

witnesses denied each other's ‘sturies r from
and grave charges were made against
officers of the law.

Frank and Gaberial Devono, were ex-
amined .during the ‘forenoon. The
former is charged with assaulting Mrs.
Click on the

the day

outrage on the women. Should this
charge be dismissed both Parties will be
tried on graver charg

18
wishes to contribute: Fill out the
blanks, cut the coupon out, and bring
send it to the Recogp office ithe ¥
cents. . The name and age of the wer
will be “published in the ne next su
issue of the Reconp and 80 conti at

Avenue “
‘The ladies produced a dag; La St. Vi he

fhe house,”? “sald the officer. ‘“‘i pus! jusisted oad peving oe ee tea
it up and ‘threw it Wis the tied ‘eck : earnestly inter-
over re ft “ee cal me bac! he

stated Tod. e fo e success of the

4 1 ‘ing d team because it is a foregone
the dagger over the fence, ingimating: conclusion that it was made up of
that I was trying to worl

superior players if they are advantage-

inst the boys, Then I told her to|euperer bisvers it they sre advance.

id her own business.’ Spokane. It was first intended to put
The officer finished amid dead silence. | 3¢, Vrain on third base and Caverly was
Then the crowd drew a long breath and | Jetermined to make a sticker of him.
Mcleod wiped the sweat off bis face be-|3¢, Vrai was not
for action. The attorney doing good service in the

said ho did not soe ie necessit field with high flies but “Caverly. gent

Mora; Ifyou have nbusebols goods to move
@ Red Star transfer w:
meivine: The Red
handles all kinds of freight, promptly. iP.
‘TeaminG: If you want delivering or teaming of
sny Kind done call up the Hed Star Stables. |)

the bank of Montreal of Victoria who
has kindly consented to receive and
forward the same to the “Victorian

Secretary Franklin of the Board of
Trade Hears From Gold Com-
missioner,

It is proposed that & meeting of ‘all
the vice patrons, vice presidents and
representatives of subscribers will be
convened at Ottawa when the fund is
about to be closed, in order that-a com-
mittee may be elected, to whom all the
funds received will be handed over. That
committee will (1) draft a constitution,
(2) decide how the governing body ofthe
new order is to, be n and (3) deter-:
mine‘how the work to be ‘undertaken
shall be carried on.

ANOTHER BUSINESS
«FOR ROSSLAND...

Daniel and Chambers

Are opening a Wholesale and

Retail
PAINT HOUSE
In their block, one door east Grand

Star ‘Transfer Company

John Ferguson McCrae

Representing Syndicate,
42 Columbia Avenue - ROSSLAND, B.C.

pas

PEAS

Secretary Franklin, of the board of
trade, hag received another letter from
the gold commissioner at Nelson, in
reference to the proposed trail in the
Big Sheep district, which informs him
that he is working earnestly for the

LOOK AT

Fraser's Window |asmissem

Following is the blank to be filled out:

Bacoagn: ‘it you have a trunk or iegenee: ot
any kind you want moved, the
Transfer Company will do it promptly.
Piaxog: I you want esafe or plano moved go
Sys the Company to do it;
re reaponsibie for all damaxcs.
1m Red Star Transfer Company meets all out-
‘golug and in-coming trains end will call at

li

ist 7
Dentist and Oral Surgeon The com- Union Hotel. ity of ex-

All work the best that skill and experience can
accomplish,

Office over Fraser's Drug Store,
Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St.

building of such a trail.
missioner states in the letter that he has
written to Kirkup and asked that gentle-
man for a report, in order that he may
know justin what manner the funds
are to be distributed. As soon ashe

J. ‘Il, McKenzie, M, D.,
McGill, Montreal,

P Z and
ipential of the Royal College of Physicians

urgeons. Kuinburgh, Licential of the Fao-
aly of fnysiclans and Surgeons, Glasyow

Specialty made of Eye and Ear Diseases.
Orrice: SMITH-HEWITT BLOCK.

hears from Kirkup, he says he will
communicate with the secretary.

——_
POPE LEO’sS LATIN POEM.

Points Out the Beauties of Frugality
and the Evils of Gluttony.

London, May 29.—The Pope has just

W. M. HENDRICKSON, M, D.
Licenciate of the Faculty of Ehysicians
and Surgeons, ete., British
Columbia, Canada.
Q Late Surgeon Workingman’s
Hospital, Butte, Mont.

OFFICE: Srusst BLocx. ROSSLAND

completed a Latin poem of eighty
stanzas, pointing out the beauties of
frugality and the evils of gluttony, The
poem is filled with Zcharm and quiet
humor.

His Holiness says, pay attention be-
fore all to cleanliness, that the table ap-
pointments be spotless, the glass bright,
the napery immaculate, and that from

Dr. REDDICK.

OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 10 a.m; Lto4 p.m; 7 to
9pm.
First door south of Methodist Church,
WASHINGTON STREET - - - ROSSLAND.

the cellar comes the purest wine of the
Albanian hills, “‘which exhilerates the
spirits and keeps away trouble; but
don’t trust Bacchus, so don’t be frugal
in diluting wine with water.”

He continues:

“Obtain from healthy grain well-
cooked bread, eat sparingly of chicken,
lamb and beef, which are most nourish-

WwW. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND S&MBALMING,
Commercial Court, near Washington St.

OPEN DAY AND MIGHT.
Caskets and Metal Linias always on hand
‘Telegraph Orders promptly attended to.

rane est Kootenay District.

1s, properly endorsed, will
e Honorable Chief Commissioner

ee rate a across the
terloo fading and veithia a mit
iniine shows sn at place, for a term of

rt.
5 discription of the size
|, the mi

ded to 2

of propelling the aad the srarious rates

of toll proposed to be collecte a re the
arc sliling to

fal carry-

P
ine competition will be on the rate of tolls

and the amouut of bonus to be paid to
ernment annually for the exclusive
of operating a ferry, | A certified chequ
cover the amount of the first year's bonus m
secompany the propo

cers of t je government, with their an-
« smal and frelghts 16 p

W.8 GORE,
uty Commissioner of Lands and Works.

Land is and Wor! artment,
Victoria, B.C., 20th May, 1807, 625-2.

Singer Sewing Machine Agency ti

Fall line of supplies carried. If
you desire to see the agent leave
address care P. O. box 622 and
he will call.

FOR SALE

Four Room House and Lot for Sale.
Title Perfect.

l. N. Biaelow,
é Ocul

1 be fee ee bri

ing to the body. Meat should be ten-
der, and without abundant sauces or
roof vegetables, which spoil it.
are excellent, whether

raw or slightly cooked. Drink an
abundant quantity of foaming milk; it
nourishes infants amd assists old
Also honey, that celestial gift. But, of
this use frogall ly.

“Add these sweet herbs,
vegetables and garden supplies. en
ripe fruit according to season, especiall
tender apples, wi which with their pin
ten the banquet,.’”’

weeded Mocha senda youa softly-sipping,
black’ liquor, that comforts the heart.”
The Pope adds that by following these
precepts a man may live to a healthy,
strong and good ol

The second part of tl e poem consists
in a graphic description of a banquet,
which is largely composed of oysters,
high-spiced venteon, foie gras, oy a
the end of which there is sometimes
strife and contention, and almost al-
ways bodily disorders.”

IN HONOR OF JUBILEE.
A grand concert by Rossland’s best
local talent. A grand ball with many
new teatures and prizes, at Rossland
opera house on Jubilee Day, June 22,

Ww
tly, comes drink, which, in hard

The qualifications of the nurses of the
Victorian Order are to be of the highest

any part of she gir fo yr baggage or passengers.
We dover miss the train. aaa s {13

for the class of work they are
to do. Sickness is always & severe tax
he

LIVERY STABLES.

Upon
Itisa heavy burden = pon the ,Poor. in

Honses: Get your ssddle and pack horses at
e Red Star stables.

spite of h indly
An intelligent trained nurse, prepared
to supply what is necessary, is often the
best friend a r family can have:
Some of the chief objects of the order
will be:

(a) To provide skilled nurses in
spareely § settled and out-lying country
istricts 5

(b) To Provide skilled nurses to at-

in cities;

(c) To provide skilled: nurses ‘to at-

tend cases in cities at fixed charges, for
rsons of small incomes, the charges

Being paid to the funds of theorder;

(d) To Provide § small _lying-in rooms

tend the sick poor in their own “homes Fon

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Just stop and look in wrassra window pert ane

the beautiful perfume atomizers.

Fox Gino fruit and choice candies call at the
Columbia Candy Company, Reserve st, peas

Washington.

yar day brings new poustomers. to Laioute:

to reason that when a man makes
Soaarinc ‘® specialty, that it Talist be

the greatest and finest assortment of toon
and ud SRS, Bc go, Talonde’s, the leading F, nook

on hopes Exon every night by carries | for B
week. Leave orders at the office.

aoa alreor to Lalonde's boot and sion af store for

rubber boots and rubbers. A

ment has just been received. ia

or wards in cot! or homes;
(e)To prepare ‘trained nurses thor-
oughly qualified to carry. ‘ont these ob-
jects.

BAKERIES,

B. if BAKERY Hazelwoga milk, fing creamer.
and fresh ranch eggs. ashiny ington
fires sine

B.C. Baxany. Fine bread, cakes and past

perignead on 1 ator apes work,

“banking,
Pan eae pats class Tefere: aM:
P.O. "See 0

Washington street.

DRUGGISTS,

WM. L. WEbB,

Dealer in
NEW AND SECOND HAND -FURNI-
; TUR

STOVES, CARPETS, DISHES, ETC.
GOODS DELIVERED: FREE.
REPAIRING AND UPHOLSTERING.

116 COLUMBIA AVE.

McLuaw & Monnow, the pioneer druggists,
have just received & ton of drugs and fillet

BATHS.

an

‘Batus:L adies’ entrance to the new baths from
the European Hotel. 7-22

HOTELS.
‘Tux Leland: Columbia avenue.

Miss: na Whereabonts 01 f Geo. Francis Stone-
‘house, last heard of at Nelson, 13. C., wanted
a his brothers at Rossland.

WANTED—JACK QUINCEY.
know the whei rpabout? of Jack
aM syidehce

GRAND vopomile

Dominion Concert Hall

Monday Evening
June 8th.-

Under the of

L atch and Chain, engraved
tere Laveral reward and 1 ations ask
ed. Leave a ltl
Lost.—Black Nore taal oe pocket bill 00k,
cohtal: papers, checks and cash. Suita
foward. Leave wi with Hf. &. Jones, 115 £3 alan

A peek et book, around town;: mateabie
temiana leaving same at this office. 3-26tf.

GRAN ITEWARE_=
At Former Pricesof ‘TIN VW ARE

Jessup Steel is the only steel
that will stand the hard rock

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Go,

RED STAR

= [very and Transfer G0.

business. We have the exclusive transfcr privilege for the Columbia & Wester~
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from cars; any
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.

PERSONAL,
Daxcing: Proteasor Dreyfous gives private les-
sons every da}
Ir you want the. Rossland Evexinc Recon, ‘i
Spokane go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. Graham.

ae—THE HOTEL ALLAN ome

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. C.

tah

RESTAURANTS.

ANOTHER valuable discovery: ue Vendome
restaurant is the best place in town to dine.
Tue Vendome restaurant jesds, serving fine
meals and prices ry

dred fe d, light and airy bedrooms. Parlors, baths,
hiltined and private club rooms. Dining room unexcelled. Electric lights,
steum heat and all modern conveniences. MRS. M. E. ALLAN, Proprietress.

The Only Brick Hotel in Town. ———

Business lunch 25 cents at a er
Tus Vendome gives quick servicejon short no-
ticé and everything first class.

BILLY * MYERS

ly of the]Pyke-Winston

of the M i ‘Elab and.1
Jous BENNETT, eee

——
WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.
J.J. Henager aud Alex Wilson have
valuable mining properties in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek
and Waterloo, in groups from one to
nine claims, on which a working bond

Opera Company.

music
COMEDY
VAUDEVILLE,

Seven bright lights of the Vaudeville

will be given upon erms.

Call on them at E. W. Shupe’ (7 pi
Cc. ia avenue, tf

Ave,

2% cents.

BUILDING MATERIALS.
heaper than any

Woop and lumber: We sell cl
The British Columbia

COAL.
Srovz coal at Hunter Bros. at ten dollars a ton.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

PALACE STABLES ™*

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
WASH.NGTON AND RESERVE STs.

d.W.LANE.PROP, - Rossland, B.C.

PATRONIZE home indus Smoke Enterprise
Kootenay and Rossland Favorite cigars, made
in Rossland.

DENTISTS.

nw
Ds. Finney, dentist, Stussi_biock.
PLUMBING,

«{ The Pacific Hotel, »

JOHAN “WATSON. PROP.
CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE SI.

CM, Wanian, prectioal sanitary plumber, cor

First class in every particular.

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck aud ’

They will carry a COM-
PLETE STOCK of PAINTS, OILS,
VARNISHES, BRUSHES. Everything
in the line of Painters’ Supplies.

5. Langeake J. Gore

T. Gregson & Cv.

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.
Conveyancers Notaries Public, etc.
Advances made on Consignments,

Money Loan.
ROSSLAND, B, ¢.

T. Gregsa,
Manager.

JUST ARRIVED
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers
Sponge Bags
Perfumes —

GEO. A. FRASER 41 Columbia

\
Mirrors, Etc. \ contd

Rosszanp, B.C.,..... oe + 1897,
I wish to contribute 10 cents to the
Recoxp’s Children’s Fund of Rossland
for the Victorian Order of Nurses . tobe
in.

outrage.
Wh
circus day.
Police Magistrate. Jordan were a dozen
ladies, ere, | men,

en court convened it looked like
Grouped round. about

i and the ever eager shuffling,

‘Queen’s Jubilee,

shifting crowd chocking
entrance, The ladies’ b:

fluttered, the crowd shuffled. their feet
uneasily, the attorneys buzred in the

up the

ears and the jodge exclaimed

aie is proposed’ that a mesting of all

For information about

CARIBOO CITY

—SEE —

J. E.’ MILLS, Agent,

36} Co'umbia Ave East,

Rossland, B.C.

(SS Se stzstrstestz ste stzstestz stzstz

“SAOES”

Like other lines ot spercheniies must be specially. selected
hased in

and pure!

he best markets in order to ol

tain best

retail dealer who makes shoes his special business; one
does not look for the latest styles in Hats in a hardware

5 values. This applies tothe customer, as wellas to the

store, nor can the best shoes be obtained excapt from the

goods kept in stock. Sole agent for the Slater Shoe. Sole
agent for the J. & T. Bell’s Fine Footwear.

W. F. McNEILL.

exclusive shoe dealer.
We make a specialty of Fine Shoes. Finest American
#

Next Door to the Post Office.

TYE BGS AGS AGE AGE AGS BGT AGS AGE LT AGS A GE LOT BS BAS BGS TEBE AGT Gk ZS BST

3. C. CHEZUM.

JOHN JACKSON, JB.

Rossland Mining Abstract Gal

Full information concerning titles ‘to mlalog, properties in
Trail Creek Division.

General Mining Business Transacted.

Mining Blanke Carefully and Neatly Executs +

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
OrFice : taste Buoom, Columbia Ave.

P.O. Be

BOSSLAND, B.«.

JAMES HUNTER.

ROBERT HUNTER.

HONTER BROS.

Wholesale andgRetail.

Nanadistingsiched Tatian ey ere
tsa five of the i Der pailished 1
nd is | S22

was darn hot. One of those Present

gi the 1 alin. &® paper pntlished in
Charles “Abrato he calls

WRANK SCIUTTO INTERPRETER.
ene Vorin was Present for hoa
ition and
Frank

utto was chosen

amining witnesses for the defense, as
here was no ven against the
Italians. The ig iadge eld otherwiee,
however, oo e called Gaber-

* ganas STORY.

said that the woman choked. hi
stead of him her. She called
him over and asked hfm about the at-
tempted outrage. He replied he was
sits and did not now any hing about it.
rs, Click then with a
broom and he ran inside and locked the
re

This witness through an interpreter oe
im

him out, overlooking Shaw who is an
excellent Helder and has proved
wood bat ker pitches

Keel

Caverly’s ai ju

worn by a hard y's Pitebing, bow
could the Rosslanders expect

une if obliged

rma
they will play ‘in,
not possibly be on orm, by next
s picky and if required

le the
assault by 8a) ing | that Mrs. Click’s bo:
had call him “Dago.” While he | 9,
was Gee the boy about it, one
woman ran out with a stick and the
the other with a knife and chased him
in the house again. He told them if
they did not let him alone he would call

La
ere to look after the Tealians ml
was the first witness called. Bhe |*

The gualideations of the nurses of the
Victorian Order are to be of the highest

in the Recorp Saturday Mi
Gab Devono

hla Atter he hit her with a stick she
. |aaid he hissed: **
iit ‘you.!?

in regard to
striking Ber witha stick
when her sister threw a curling iron at

"Ill fix you yet—I’ll
McLeod tried his best on

will
(a) To provide skilled nurses in
8] areely settled and out-lying country

a) beet skilled nurses to at-
ick poor in their own homes} «

ate ‘To provide skilled nurses to at-
cases in cities at fixed » for

PREPARING TO CELEBRATE.

Mayor Scott Is sues a Call Fora Meet- |
ing Thureday Night.

Mayor Scott has announced the call!
for a public meeting to be held at the
Rossland Opera house Thursday even-

to make prelim arrangements
ps the Diamond Fabio, celebration to
be held at Rossland. At this meeting
all necessary committees will be
pointed.

ABOUT THE CITY.
Thos. Rhinehurst and Frank West,

hie well dressed strangere, who walked
into R d looking for work, were ré-

AGENTS FOR GIANT POWDER CO., GOODWIN CANDLES

and

Complete stock of Mining

Choice Groceries and Provisions

Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Hats

dian and

From the best C:

manded to jail by Magistrate Jo
this pale for carrying Soncontek [ere
weapons.
——_———
WANTED JACK QUINCEY.

Wanted to know the whereabouts of
Jack Quincey. His evidence will save
aninnocent man’s life. Last seen in
British Columbia. Press of the Province

TELEPHONE 9.

COPE. cihddress Danx Reooap,} noon.

but did not succeed very well,
tried

there was a knife in the cage and

saw no knife.

attack, bat she still repeated, “I saw no
knife.’’

berial,
once. He soauired for a lead pencil
which she gave hi

ee Forin’s
wi 8, 8, witnesees;
;| saying he was coaching them.

, that
be aon ‘one the other si
Witness

ap- int fhe morning between

[akeywey em Mr.

coor cmtineion to mix her evidence
ie
to make her

uestioned in every different wa

ible, but her only reply was: tine) t T
fe would question her

about something else and return to the

Gal |, she said was in the house

Just here the attorneys had a tilt at
Forin for

Forin
retorted that his witnesses did not need
the ching needed to

edinisved thet ‘she had done

in accused’s store on

it, wer to another ques-
on said_she had no ‘no husband.

witn also,

and tried hard to get her to admit that

there was a knife in the he caee, but she} |,

replied as by er sister had. “I saw no
ie.

WILSON CAUSES A LAUGH.
J, Wilson swore that he saw the fight
Mrs. and

ree They Are Said to Have Been Found on

heated words follo:
which one got there first, but the lady
and the man started foreach other and
there Sr, mix op. Lt

d laugl 16

with a stick, he said.
R. J. Baker saw a lady fire a piece of
goods box at the Italian.

A BENSATION SPRUNG.
Mrs. Kittie Kibble, who lives in in the
declared that al

the neighborhood he had
been insnited by an pitoce. Firet she

THE LADY SWORE.

Asone witness after Suother reeled
off their evidence the beam of justice
tip) slowly but surely lotae lis the
Italians. ra. Lizzie Newcomb, a next-
door neighber, said she saw the after-
poor assault, The Italian seemed to
be scolding the little boy. The mother
took up a big stick and threw it at the
Italian and called him names.
swore that one of the ladies
had’a big stick inher hands when she
attacked the Italian. She called him a
“dirty cur,” and im to come’
outel le. The tall Italian, Frank De-
took her by the arm and stoppe
es following the other Italian in the
store.

THE KNIFE AGAIN.
Witness saw something in her hand

remark toa friend that he believed it
was a knife.
Frank Devino,through the interpreter,
swore that he mt the fracas in the
afternoon. One ly came after his
cousin with a Life and the other with
S stick. He caught one by the arm and
“See, here, you stay in your
fowee and we will stay in ours.”
“Your honor,” said the interpreter,
“the witness says he would like to know
why he was arrested:
‘He will probably find out before we

are through with him,” his honor re-
plied.

others are periral other witnesses to
examine, and it is scarcely that

that glittered, and which caused him to | {

5 Goat was then adjourned till 2] tak

pitch ‘would, no doubt, make the Spo-
kanes think ofhome and mama. Man-
ager McCallum can insure victory for
his men if he ‘will rn his judgment
as he did yeste! changing first
basemen but it is tne “general opinion
thot he i is not carefal enough of his
pitchers.
The scene of 16 to 3 does not suggest
good game but a cleaner game has sel-
lom been played... Kaslo expected
3orchers to Pac wonders and, of course.
sorchers expected to dazzle them but he
idn’t dazzle. cent. The
Rosslanders into
the last Pace nd it
was pathetic to see the invincible Bor-
chers, who has pitched and bluffed ‘his
way through so many successful games,
led out of the box succeeded by Cauf-
man. No one was prepared to shed
tears. The song that almost broke his
heart was the hop-skip-and-a-jump _ b.
Sullivan from first to second while the
former was doing his living parc act
aes telling the umpire hat
i
Kasie c displayed : + degree ot ligeuare
‘pected the

"Umpire

the

Saturday and refused By plas under® hit his
Ceres esterday. Dan Binnard was
eppoint umpire by the secretary of
e league but he expressed his unwil-
lingnese to act in that capacity. Kaslo
urged him to do so and he consented on
the condition that so soon as Bellinger
arrived, who was expected, should take
his place. Bellinger did not arrive and
Binnard stayed. lo was ugly after
the Rosslands piled up 8 scores on them
in the seventh aad ieyed ball wey their
pee the rest of the game. Drennan
the um; ire § and. it was evi-

dentt that the Kaslo Proposed to
e the game if they could by bluffing.
They soon found that they would have
to Bo art le game. —
is

the cage will be finished today,

CHINESE INSCRIPTIONS,

@ Rock in pk ip Mexico:

Hermosillo, Mexico, | May 29.—Miguel
Rojas, a ofthe ¥ Society | q

Vv so far

asthe R boys

Baker pitched & game ‘that fully ex-

hibited his 4; and skill. He puta

hoodo on Kaslo’s strongest batters. Gib-

fon was a favorite. His work was per-
lect.

ety olland had one hand in the hospital,
but not a ball passed him.

Arnegon, Sullivan, ‘Marshall and Gey
worked as if everything was greased foi
the occasion. nt, worked hard and

of Geography and f Statistics, while mak-
ing archaeological researches along the
Yaqui river, southwest of here, dis-
covered @ huge rock upon which Chinese
characters were clearly inscribed This
discovery has aroused much interest in

Hie arnt nee ote aoe im the fore-
Gaberial, she said,

Mexcan circles, and lends

color to the old Mexican legend that the
was in the | easly inhabitants of Mexico came from
Giick’s sida of the oie.

that were
prising.

‘he Spokanes ses Rossland on the
home grounds next Saturday and Sun-
Ve

a
er for Wat tebe Lg has been to
California on a two months’ leave ot
absence, is in town on his way to Nel-
‘iteatubbe’ health is much