ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, AUGUST 28, 1900.

ROSSLAND; EVENING: RECORD, AUGUST 28, 1900

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

duced the automobile for. collecting
mail matter from the streét boxes in

Important Notice

There willbe a’meeting of all the

To. Flos: New Forks” i | Oly "Taxes
By Associated .Presmy The attention. of .rate payers is

“'" CLASSIFIED. ‘To Let

new houses, h,
Adeertlcgments sinder this head inserted al awe » fourrooms each,

fy G. CREELMAN,

. MISS SWANSON

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
‘Pax Oxprst DatLy (é THE INTERIOR.”
PUBLISHED DAILY BXOBPT SUNDAY

OFFICR: BASEMENT POSTOFFICE BLOCK.
TRL. 98. FP, 0. BOX $38.

New York, Aug. 28,—The ‘ex-) called to the fact that Friday, Au-
tremely warm weather. continued /gust.31, is the last. day on which
- today, and the weather bureau’ was| city taxes may be.:paid, in order to
responsible for. the statement: that| obtain the ‘discount. Mr.” Harp
‘ last two] will be at the city offices two even- :
ithe heat was expected to w y carrlesthe best assortment of 1 ad ,
ay longer. Eleven deaths fromjings in next week—Tuesday and tea geod in Woman. None | but frat-ciass i sous nienareartded ahaa eta
ithe heat were rep, orted having 0¢-| Friday—for the special , avenue, Rolin. —, old{ patrons aun ctelewde, of tus
curred during the last 24 hours. |ot citizens who cannot attend dur- K .
' ___— ing the ordinary office hours.

pied, Aged Ninety:;
By Associated Press.

Ceuta Word, f hill at head of steps, behi
Pa a i fierce js nl at neeslsh at6r8; Behind Ob
Price Grocery Company's store,

TAjLoRINe, ; Spokane street. Apply to Daly &

committees connected with the re-
Ception of Lord and Lady Minto, at
8 o'clock tomorrow evening at the
city hall, Reports will be made
and final action taken as to pro-
gram. ..Mayor. Goodeve stated to-
day that he was particularly anx-
ous that there should be not only
afull attendance of all committee-
men, but that citizens who were in-
terested in the matter should come
prepared’ for a free and informal
conference.

ef aTeee

THE CLARENDON

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

Washington and New York. It,has
reduced by half the time required for
collection,

CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER,

ished I kinds of wotk. Job
cima rene stata

& Sale Stables. THE CENTRAL?

JOHN F. ummauRG «s «+PROPRIETOR DRY GOODS STORE.

©. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant. Tailor,

All the b of the North-
west mounted police on.service in
1885 will receive the Northwest
medal.

BUBSCRIPTION RATES;
Dail rT month by m:
Bul. até seat by ma
pany, ver eer foreign.
Subscriptions invariably in advance. .

Heavy Transferring. Columbia

First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.
- OA

Office and shop: Sener! Prete Alham’

GREAT MID-SUMMER,

CLEARANCE. SALE.

BLOUSE
WRAPPERS
Ladies’ Vestas suas m

35c.

FOR SALE,

STABLES:
Commercial Alley, 'Phone No. 89,
Postoftice Box 16.

There is scarcely a nation-in the
world in which the government
plays a less important: part than ia
TheRacord reaches the people. China, The nation may, be found

to le some of the lower forms

“ae of animal life, in.. which the bodily

a= organs can continue to perform

their functi after the head had

been severed. The dream of the

AUGUST hist is a state in which man

T has no desire to'aggress-against his

neighbor, and government is unnec-

essary. Chinas many generations
from that condition.

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

FOR SALE.—s8 feet’ frontage, Nickel plate
flat, $275, ‘L. Prest & Co,

Promenade Concetr
 98,—J. A. Don- A final promenade concert will be
aan foe nity rear Dominion given next Tuesday evening in the
migration agent’ here, ‘snd at one| Skating rink by the Star Cornet) FoR sare.—House and two lots, House Ie
rhe noticeable: figure‘in -local band, under the. auspices of the new and containe four rooms. Cheap and on very
time & note at the age of go| Methodist Church Ladies; Aid so-|emyterm T. Prest & C
politics, 1 Sees rciety. Hazelwood ice cream, coffee
years. and cake will be served.

Advertising rates will be made known upon
application.

MONTREAL LOAN
& INVESTMENT Co

FOR SALE.—Lot in May addition, head of
Spokane St, T. Prest & Ci

For Hent

The Dominion hotel and theater,
furnished. Apply to. George
Owen, the Alhambra, te

INCORPORATED!
Mead office, Imperial building, St. James Street,

Rolt & Grogan

FOR RENT.

Don’t BE DuPED

pee
‘There havo been placed upon the market
soxgeal cheap Fe Sf nn obsolete edition
HST Gates Dictionarg. They ‘are boing
Gfrered under various naies at a [ow prioo

IN COTTON
AND SILK smn

Friends of;D. L. Fiynt Tender Him 2
Congratulatory Dinner.
Several of the friends of D. L.
Flynt tendered him a farewell bach-
elor dinner at the Kootenay hotel
last evening, the occasion being his
approaching marriage on Septem-
ber 5 at San Jose, to Miss Nellie
Umborger, who visited this city! ¢%
last winter: Mr. Flynt leaves this
morning by way of Spokane and
Portland for California. The din-
ner was. elegantly served, and the

Authorized Cagital,..
Capital over.

FOR RENT. 25 92A000,000.

_—__
Finy Years A Bair
By Associated Press. ~
Belleville, Ont., Aug. :28,—Peter.
Maybee, aged-\79, for 50 years a
& bailiff, is dead.

1g00

Le Koi Livery, Feed 3

Jelly glasses, fruit jars in pints,
quarts and baif gallons. O, M. Fox
& Co, 106 E. Columbia; avenue.
Phones 65 and zo.

|. TO RENT.—House on Second Avenue., $10.

-T. Prest & Co. This Company, has opened a branch office here’

‘with the Jollowing Board of Management.
Elmer‘A. Rolf. Hons hos. os. Mayne | Bg Q. C.
Jamilton,

Seeretary-Treasbrere We ie Falding.

In An Cotton, Cash- Cash-
mere ‘mere and Sik, ete and Silk,

CITY TAXES.

groce ete. and
i Feet inatances a promt otautsoil- Otfee on first floor ine Block.

tions
Hofmnouugements of thess comparatively

W orthless
Haya aera vo tes aaa
a q
really (eo 00 so far “a8 te cis ado yw and belicve, they
areal), from A te ae

Reprint Dictionaries,

hotot of 07
year agave ated book, of Torabout
E50, a eee

FOR RENT.~ Bea house,
five roo.1s."‘T. Prest ae

Victoria ave.
Notice to
Friday, 31st August, is the last
day for payment of city taxes in or-
der to obtain the discount. For }of.ine
the convenience of ratepayers the|2 Beranster
George W.. Can

meee te
Bisa thts ith day of August, A.D, 1
‘Guoucy H.

floor Burns,

real Loan & Investment Go. offers the
safest einvegimnent fers sual ‘gums now open te the
public, and lends in large fe or ‘small amouncs
tepay: yable In ‘monthly y tastatmn
Fou further Information, apply e:

W. 4. FALDING,

tary-Treasurer;
Banu of Montreal Chambers. Sahenbls avenue: || Seven-roomed Dwelling house, plastered

Office and rooms on secon
Block.

2

2 3 2 ‘Transter of Liquor License.

28 | 29 Notice is hereby given, that at the next sitting
. eense Commissioners for the

Large Warehousein center of town.

T

2

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23

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Try the Kootenay dinners.
The Indian motto of. the, Rocky —— ye rs
Mountain Rangers, ‘‘Kloshe Nan-
itch,” has been interpreted to mean
“look out” or “look sharp.” It is

acommon expression in the Chin-

Sentence Suspended
w. F. Enright, - was before the
court this morning. the charge office will be open on Tuesday 28th
being ‘drunk and incapable.” He|and Friday 31st from 7 to 9 p.m.

Fine Bottled Goods.
Physicians recommend most
highly Schlitz’s extract ef malt.
Sold by the bottle, at the Interna-

FOk SALE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Arrive from DESTINATION. Leave for GREEN.

WIi1i1aM Harp,

vasa. | Ratti ciag

rab{ail Nelson, and

w's "Nest points,
Say. including Sun.
days joundary
Rolnts as “any, except
jundays.

From, Trail, Nelson
Arrow Lake points and
ine

12:05 P.M.
39:00 p, Mm.

ook tongue, and is generally con-
sidered quite apt for a regimental
motto. The Rangers is the only
regiment in the Canadian service to
have an Indian ‘expression on the
regimental badge.

E. Stewart, D:

‘tables handsomely decorated with

asters and sweet peas. Besides the
guest of honor those present were,
W, F.. McNeill, Frank §Holstead,| iran
Malcom McMillan,gEd Parker An-

Taba and'b ihe to o thes Meath
hen & work of some mi

Long Since “Obsolete.

‘The su) ent of 1
a cheomeot epee ieucadver
ar con

putahed before his feet Other minor

E. E. Blackburne.

of Forestry, is now in Victoria,
and is endeavoring to arrange some
fire protection for the forest railway
belt bel to the D
Gov Lieut.-G

‘TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

CLOSE DESTINATIONS. DUE

Revelstoke and all points
eattand west, including Kar
ie aneouver, Victoria
e Okanugan, Simnilkameen,

Cariboo Mee Rlouuyke als

32 ofctock|
midnight

arta, Betteon Sokaae'lr9 p.m.
aad ait ‘Sloca can'and Tardesu) daily

Kaslo. and Ymir, Salmo,|6:

245
7S [and all ‘eootenay lake points

“ally.”

spokane, North 6:00 p.m.
ati ne GARE Beaten Say

coun tries.

Nelson and Nelson dlatrict.
w's Nest Pass, N.W.

\rerriteries, Manitoba, Bast

ler Canada, United’ King-|

Som and all European points|

Forl
Ridvay and rat other ‘Bound
lary District

matiy”

* Australle, Cans and Japan—See special notices.
Registration must be posted half an
hour brevis to the time for closing the mails.

stoffice is open from 8 a. m., to mm
aay: (Re (except Sunday). re 2s

subject, says similar steps should

Joly
de Lotbiniere, in

" Death From Plezue
occurred today,

ic plague.

king on the

be taken regarding the rest of the
Province. This is along the
line of work of the provincial
branch of the Forestry Association,
which is being established with
headquarters in Vancouver, and the
members may take a hand in bring-
ing the matter to a favorable con-
clusion.

Mr.-F. D. Hodson, Dominion
Livestock commissioner, has re-
turned from Guelph, where he went
in connection with the provincial
winter fair, Mr. Hodson thinks
the show this season will be greater

gus McLeod, Murdock McDonald,

{tions are probably of more or less value,

The cyebeteris Unabridged Dictionary pub-

Ushed b; that ne ‘our house is the only meritorious

‘one of that Pame: oe this 5 eneraton.
con! lustre.

ay beara cr

om oa mitt is gs provectod by

Glasgow, Aug. 28.—One death
This is the secoad
which has occurred from the bubon-
Forty families are now

nary lasts # lifetime

aa the Best... . .

‘Tlustrated pamphlet free. Address
G. & C, MERRIAM CO., Springfield, Masa,

Every Article
Mentioned a
Decided Bargain.

Holstead & Wright

"Cor, First Ave.-and Washington! St.

THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING STORE

Rossland
Athletic...
Club ....5

than ever. The Ottawa dep

of agriculture will have some Pull-
man cars sent east to Halifax.and
west’to Vancouver. In these prom-
inent agriculturalists will journey to
the show without having to fork
out railway fare. ‘The date of the
show has been fixed as December
11 to 14.

‘TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
giadly change your “ad” every issue
if copy is presenced before 10 a. m.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

It is surely a somewhat curious
and suggestive coincidence that
once again in China, there should,
as between England and the Celes-
tials, be now occurring a latter-day |

daptation of the | dary fight
of St. George and the Dragon.
The St. George's Cross upon the
British ensign once again confronts
the flag of the Dragon of China.

The question has been raised

whether the members of the first | p

contingent shall come back to Can-
ada at the end of the year or re-
inlist for another year. It will be
largely a matter of individual pref-
erence. The young men will cer-
tainly have done their duty if they
return in October. Even if there is
some fighting after that time, the
situation is no longer so critical as
to require the empire to strain every
nerve for its defence. The fighting
is now entirely in the enemy’s coun-
try, and the object is not to assure
the safety and integrity of the em-
pire, which are uow already assured,
but to overcome by patience a

The crisis and the are

Bosaland is Best
S. Thornton Langley has just re-
turned froma visit to Baker City
and Sumpter, Oregon. At the lat-
ter place he closed a mining deal,
bonding the jide p in

which he owned a q " rterin-

pow

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

Magazines
ona Periodicals

Excellent accommodations for
permanent and temporary board
and chambers; $36 to $40. per
month. For particulars apply to

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

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CHE AP! J Very Cheap! For

Nearly NOTHING

ere Gioods offered you: from all
sides; -BUT :

DO You Really Buy CHEAP?

that catch.

There is Ouly One Store in Rossland that

They reduce insurance; give yo
home or business place 4 brighter
ov money In

‘ittar more pl lsisant and much

Use Electric Lights

= ae furnished for Wiring and Lighting, Electric Fixtures carried in stock.
ljectric Power supplied for Mining ‘end Manufecturi
Ti ek ceeage tan at Weta te ere Pummoses.
Sain case of trouble with lights, telephone No. 67, between Ba. m. and 6 p,m,

? alice an refaoen 2
ie trouble an:
on urn i ie of cleaning lamps. You will find

Motors for sale or rent.
n6p m. and

Rossland “Water and ‘Light Go.

fe ‘Advertises FACTS! and is the Only Place
a. where You can Save Half‘on Your Purchase
in Clothing, Gents’. Furnishings -and Shoes

And that ‘Place is
THE ROSSLAND AUCTION
HOUSE, "sR8338R"

No. 42 East Columbia Avenuo.

terest. To a REcorD representative
Mr. Langley said that he comes
back to Rossland more impressed
than ever with its superiority as a
mining center.

BEAR JUMPS A CLAIM.

Burley Untruder Interferes with Dr.
Armetrong’s Property.
Dector — Armstronz, a Nelson
veterinary, has just returned from a
shooting trip in the vicinity of Say-
ward, on the Spokane Falls &
Northern railroad, on which he ex-
da t 1
The weather was very warm and he
suffered from’ excessive thirst.
While bunting for a spring he: dis-
covered what he at first thought to

FOR RENT.

Boxes in Bank of Montreal Safe-

ty Deposit Vault.

DEDEDE IEA CIES BEAL DEP ED

* “Oil Clothing.
Coats, Pants and Hats at just
one half the usual prices.

Summer Underwear
‘We are heavily stocked in this
line. Wee wili sell to all com-

Miners’ Si ers ‘at-from 20c. a garment.
hoes: Special line of Egyptian and

That we sold for $3 $4 $5 and B draw-
$6, at $1.50 $2, $2.50 and $3. ie sbietes 20s
Top Shirts.

Also a, line of fine walking - ..
In great variety from. 25¢ UP-

Suits ‘of Clothes.
eos ees goods, from
Overalls ‘and Jumoers,

Jumpers, that everybody else
sells for.75 ¢, our price ce

shoes from $1 up.
Sox. ; ee
Our regular age ‘all woot sox Gloves and Mits'25c Up
wi tl fe 7 i"
Cotton sox just the thing for Neckties and Suspen
ders from 10c Up

fide weather, sc. a pair.
Remember these prices are only good for one week, starting from
today. Be on hand early and so get the choicest selections.

be water, but which on closer ex-
amination proved to be an olly sub-
stance exuding from the rocks.
He secured a sample of the ledge,
and was engaged in getting a little
of the oil, when he was unexpect-
edly interrupted by the appearance
of a large cinnamon bear who
jumped the claim, and proceeded to
take a much more lively interest in
the doctor than that gentleman did
in the coal. The specimens secured
by the doctor in his flight show a

past, and the trouble has become
local rather than Imperial.

The United States Postoffice De-
have lly iatro-

high p ge in coal. Doctor
Armstrong, it is said, intends to
return shortly to the scene of the
discovery with an expert and a
Rocky Mountain Gatling gun, and

(hopes to be able to locate the claim,

a2 Columbia Aveuue,

Rossland, B. C,
ALLE LL ALNL AP LAL AP — PG AL AP

Katie D. Green G. M.
and 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 Treas Ste
offered to the public at mty Stock is now

71-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application to

GEORGE H. GREEN,
Sec-Treasurer. _

‘We have engaged special help so.that you are sure of courteous
and quick attention.

Rossland Auction House,

2 E. Columbia Ave.

was dismissed’ with a reprimand,
sentence being suspended until tf
Thursday, until which’ time he" is
placed on his good behavior,

- City assessor and collector.
——

BUSINESS LOCALS.

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

tional family liquor store. Import-
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate prices, tf

furnished throughout, poo hecuntey:

Hotel and Bajoon on second avenue.—A

splendid business opportunity.

mt

ConEEEEEEOEseEseneoonenes

B, Bannett, Manager
wth;

ROSS THOMPSON........

I have the following blocks i in the following companies aon
Sureka C lid

» H
Siiverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie; Eureka, North Star and i

st

Lots in the Original Townsite

tand; B.S
ee

Reddin. JacksonCo., Agents, F

Madam Laughlois, of Boston has
taken charge ot Lougheed & com-
pany’s dressmaking department for
the coming season. Patrons are
assured of the latest designs in

evening dresses and street cos- SaGiGiETaK Suma
tumes. tf BUSINESS LOCALS.

For Rent—Dining room, tur-

Fined for Assault epee, “4 3 la as
W. Oren, a miner,. was before nished. Apply Butte hotel. tf 3 ;
. + 4 aenaasies ealalastaceacmenten! ty
ta co a Mes enekleb’: ae Kootenay lunches are the best. West End Park 4
ground foreman at the Le Roi : FE ‘ y
mine. W. S, Déacon-appeared for
the prosecution, The judge ini-
posed a fine of $20 and adminis-
-tered.a caution.
——
‘whe Austratian Company
Mr. Joseph Fynney, the touring
manager of the Australian Comedy
company arrived in town yesterday,
and is making the necessary ar-
* rangements for ‘his:company which
open here on Monday next, Septem-
ber, fora season of .three nights.
This is a high class attraction. A
company of players direct from
Australia, Full particulars. as ‘to
the pieces.to be played will be.found
in ou advertising columns.

MINERS’ CHECKS
-cashéd:at face value at the

HOFFMAN HOUSE

Telephone 86. P.O. Box 368 To Lease and Rent

: A B. MACKENZIE & CO.
‘Those New Cameras . : :

Carpenter & Co. have taken the
agency in Rossland and vicinity for
the Glenco and Korona cameras,
the best two cameras on the mar-
ket for the money. They are offer-
ing great ind to advertise
these goods. See their display an-
nouncement on first page.

Finest Soil and Ground for
. Market Gardens, Fruit .

Farms Chicken Ranches
PLENTY OF WATER.
Evquire of
| JAS, LAWLER, Agent,

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

MINING BRCKERS.
Gainrabia Ave.

Rossland, B. O

A STRONG: CIGAR,

You'll find our “EL Trabuco” i
Cigar strong enough to suit
you, even if you iike ‘them ©
pretty strong ..-- +.

Established. May, 1895,
THE REDDIN- ;ACKSON CO.,

Aimirem Liapiry:

. Pare Soap

Is necessary for a good
ion. A. soap to bé pure need not
necessarily _ be vhigh ipriced. We
have on hand a large assortment of
all the leading.makes of toilet soaps
and we have, besides, other varie-
ties, which, if not [so well known cashed at face value at the
lare fully as good and cost less HOFFMAN HOUSE cUsTOM Hot gE BROKER,

‘money. ae E eo) tom House building:
Good laundress wanted at once,

Electric laundry, Columbia Ave. tf

MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS.
‘Agents for PariaBell Addit ion to Rossland.
Big Four Mining Co.’s Office,
E. Columbia Ave.

Our atock contains just the cigar you want.

because they. are all excellent. Best tobacco

put into them to atford you the best smoke,
One costs Fifteen Cents; try it.

LEVY & CO.

Wholesale and Retail Tobaccos and Crgarr
Opposite Bank of”

MINERS’ CHECKS _ ;
F, ¥- HInspate,

TIMBER MEN WANTED TO
a . 4. CUTWOOD.....

-Rossianp Drug;.Co., Phone .185.

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 i is also the

GOVERNMENT HEADQUARTERS For the SIMILKAMEEN DISTRICT
3 TITLE PERFECT &« 1oTs: 50 x 100 Feet

and 33x100 Feet.
be Built at once. Survey of the Hope-Princeton Road Has Been Ordered. More
to Follow when the Estimates Pass the House . 2 ee te ew ee

CHARL SE.BENN, Asent,R0SSLAND.B.C.

ee @ ..@

PRICES: From $2 to
* $10 _ per Front Foot.

The Princeton-Keremos Road to

Youwareespecially invited to call
or write for Full Information to