.ROSSLAND EVENING: ‘RECORD, SEPTEMBER 2, 1899. |

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT 8UNDAY.
WILLIAM K. ESLING.

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Advertising Faves wll be mde known upon
lication.

tai
Jobbing ot all kinda Ppoouny “itiended to.

jag journal. By the end of the
month it is expected that the wire
facilities will be increased, so that
the readers may have a telegraphic & (or the

‘service. Columbia avenue,

Blavin
Dated ath AuRutt 1899,

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JOHN PHILLIPS, | RLRPHE Sse HL

Contractor & Carpenter
Store und Uthce Fitt

Transfer of ‘Liquor License.

Notice ts hereby A hiner that uf at the next
tion will be mx
tien eo now beid "by
ate
te

TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

Those who jerks wl the sh

Estimates Furnis! 3 wilt kindly

Shop: Jmperiul building, eaaiund, B.C.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1899.

TO ADVERTISERS.

Cooks’ and Waiters’ Union, No. 40. W. L.

P.O. Box 41.

ROSSLAND LABOR UNION.

meets every Saturd
8:80 at Miner's Eni Hall.
AMES MURCH, Sec.
vuus Kony, Pres.

evemng ut

BUSINESS CARDS.

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

LABOR DAY FESTIVITIES.

Ere another issue of this paper

+ LN
appears the Labor Day celebration
ce

will be in full swing and the resi-

dents.of this city, together with section #1, must

their guests from other cities, will
bein the high tide of enjoyment.

ate inthe Trail Creek mining “ivision of Koo.

Dk. A. MILLoy,

DENTIST.
Rooms opposite postottice,

MINERAL ACT, 1896.

(Form F.)
Certitionte ¢ or Seaprovementay Columbia Ave,

Evening Star Fraction Mineral “laim, sitn- Daniel Dickinson. Walter L, Orde

DICKINSON & ORDE
Btosk: Brokets,, Stocks bought and
deste ‘on the closest margins.
ate | Tel, No, Al. “Rossland, B.C.

tenay district.
Located—On Monte Christo Mountain,

BE

And further (ete: notes that ection,
of such ¢ entice arcs oe

rttleate of improv

"sated this oth 1 as Sa gene

45 J. A. KIRK.

P. A. SILVERSTONE,
BROKER AND, FINANCIER.
No, 16 Washington Street

The preparations for the two days’

celebration are complete, and the e oe

festivities, owing to the energy of
the committeemen, who have been
working unceasingly for the past
month, should, like a well rehearsed
play, go off without a hitch, The
suggestion of the Eveninc RECORD,
to its many readers, is to fully enter
into the spirit of the celebration.
For what has the program of inter-
esting events been prepared for, but
for the pleasure of our people and
those who honor the occasion with
their presence? Make up your mind
to enjoy yourself and you will sure-
lydoso. As to the visitors, do
your utmost to make their two days’

stay here pleasant, and you may be e~2>

certain that they will come again.
It has been stated by some that

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Straight Cit -
Cigarettes.

MANUFACTURED BY

B. Houde & Company, Quebec
Are Better than the Best

WHOLESALE, AT *

Crow & Morris, Rossland.

«ae

Rossland has lost some of the spirit
which in its earlier history made the
observation of holidays full of life,
enthusiasm and go. We do not be-
lieve that this is so, but think that
the people here should take advan-
tage of the present occasion to show
fully that this is not true. In short,
our : .lvice to all who participate in
the cciebration is to throw aside
dull care and have a regular, old-
fashioned, good time.

Tue ore shipments for the week
ending September 1st have broken
all records and have jumped over
the 5,000-ton mark. It is only a
few weeks since the 4,000-ton mark
was reached and now another leap
has been made. With the increased
facilities now being put into the dif-
ferent properties and the additional

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

Week commencing Monday, Sept 4.

BIG BILL FOR LABOR DAY.

“het Labor broadly walk abroud,
lace with King

baad w ileox.”

Special production for this occasion, of PEARL & CASSIDY'S beautiful

novelty,
” .THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR...

Introducing their original songs, “The Gallant Kn ht "
-,. “Liberty.” their new F. 0. E. dedicated to No. “to. Rise Costumed
+ Eugle Ballet and Eagle ‘Quartelts.. itis special Scenic Enects, etc.
‘irst time here of the Great Female Baritone
MISS SUE- BLANCHARD.
Also Little Florence Patterson, Salame Elting and others.
he Sensational Drama in Four-Acts entitled

A SLAVE OF. PASSION

Twenty artists in the cast, upens the pertorinance.

—nouUDsS———* .. 9.

mines that will soon b ship-

pers it will not be long before the
daily shipments will reach the 1,000
tons and probably before the year]
ends it will require five figures tel
show the weekly shipments.

W. K. Esling has bought the
Rossland Record from Eber Smith.
It is about tlme some one took a
hold of the sheet. For months past!
it has looked more like the tattered |
remnants of an advertising take!
than an evening paper in a town like
Rossland—New Denver Ledjre.

The new management will put
forth every e‘fort to gain for the
RECORD an opinion decidedly con-;
trary to the above, but it must be!
apparent to merchants and business
men that such efforts will prove fu-
tile without a reasonable share of
patronage. There was but one ob-
ject in purchasing the Recorp, and
fhat was to save the advertisers the
burden which a third newspaper:
would necessarily entail on those
who were inclined to lend their aid. |

The same amount of money could.
have been expended to equal ad-|
vantage, perhaps, in starting a new!

paper, and it is hoped the t i
men will appreciate the efforts to;

give to Rossland a creditable even- 42 E, Columbia Ave., next Door East C.P, R. Tel. Office,

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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER

LOCALLY INTERESTING

Items of a Newsy Nature Gleaned For
Our Readers Today.

LATE HAPPENINGS IN ROSSLAND

News Notes of People Coming and Going and
‘What They Have to Say of Their Travels
—-Other Items of Interest.

This popular music hall is show-
ing to good houses tight along and
giving satisfaction to all. The
management spare no pains to give
a pleasing and entertaining per-
formance, | Extensive preparations
are being made for next week's pro-
gram, a copy of which appears else-
where in this issue of the paper.

There is to'’be a sensational. four-
act drama, entitled .“‘The*Knights
of Labor,” in which the original
songs by Messrs. Pearl and Cassi-
dy, ‘The Gallant Knights of Labor”
and ‘‘Liberty” their new Eagle song,
especially dedicated to No. 10, will
be introduced. There will also be
an Eagle ballet ‘and quartgtte, with
highly realistic scenic effects.

The drama, ‘‘A Kentucky. Thor-
oughbred,” is very popular this
week, so is Salvini’s tenor '’singing.

Pearl and Cassidy are greater fa-
vorites than ever and the St. Leon
family of acrobats are encored night-
ly. John Fielding, the topic song
artist, is a drawing card.

IN THEIR NEW OFFICES.
Jim Hill's Telegraph,- Express and
Ticket Offices Have Moved.

The Spokane Falls & Northern
Telegraph company's office has been
removed from the old premises next
Alderman C O. Lalonde’s store to
the basement of the new Bank of
Montreal building. The office has
been very elegantly fitted up and is
by far the handsomest telegraph of-
fice in the interior of the province.
Mr.’ J. M. Hayden is the manager
of the office, as heretofore, and Mr.
A. J. Jones, late of the Canadian
Pacific Telegraph company, is chief
operator. The Great Northern Ex-
press company and the Red Moun-
tain Railway company have leased
the store at the north side of the
building and have both cf them
splendid facilities for their business.
Mr. R. W. Bennett, the Great
Northern Express agent, has been
provided with ample facilities for his
business, having a bonded ware-
house in. the basement for heavy
goods and one on the ground floor
for smaller packages. Mr. Alfred
Ruff, the present cashier at the Red
Mountain depot, will have chargeof
the ticket office in the same place,
and the excellent location of the of-
fice and the genial character. of Mr.
Rui’s§ son will do much to increase

the business of the pany. °

recently taken: from the’

speed. The south drift. is. being
driven.as rapidly as possible so as
reach the surface showing... But
250 feet remain to be drifted before
the objective point is reached, and
then the drift will crosscut the sur-
face showing and the known veins,
THE STOCK MARKEF.

A Much Better Feeling

Than for Quite a While.

The outlook on the stock market
is brighter today than it has been
since March. Quite a number of
stocks have taken an upward turn
and every cheap lot. of Evening
Star or Rambler-Cariboo has been
picked up. The principal movements
have beenin Okanogan and I. X.
L., which have stiffened consider-
ably. Monte Cristo is being in-

.| quired for at a rise, and Big Three,

owing to the strike in the Mascot,
is being actively’ called for.

IMPROVESIENTS GOANG ON.
The War Eagle Company Is Now Ine
creasing Ite Facilities.

The War Eagle company has de-
cided to increase the -steam com-
pressor plant by installlng the plant
Crowao
Point mine'on the Centre Star. prop-
perty. They have: also purchased
an additional steam plant from the
‘Rand Drill company for the Centre
Star. The main shaft of the War
Eagle is now down about 750 feet,
more, rather than less, and the main
shaft of the Centre Star about 325
feet. Three hundred men are em-
ployed on the former property and
100 on the latter. The War Eagle
has now 30 drills at work and the
Centre Star about 12. A large
amount of money is being expended.
in improvements: and an addition is
being made.to the general office
which will provide office rooms for
the manager and the bookkeeper
down stairs. Three fire-proof vaults
are also being put in, so that’ the
valuable records. of the company
can be always secure. The roads
are now in good shape anda drive
to the’ properties is a luxury now
instead of a penance.

Prevailing |

poisonous a
Jants...°°..

One of the peculiar chnracteristics

Je. of blood poisoning from ivy and
other poisonous plants is that, the
symptoms orcur.at regular inter-
vals, usually at the change of the

ie’ seasons, but sometimes on expos:
ure to severe cold

how aycleur-and soft a9 g
eve's Tonic Bitters. uré the best. alternative
and purifier known iw modern medicine,

S. GLAZAN.

Cor. Spokane St., and First Ave.
The pioneer dealer in

New and.Second-Hand Goods,

Removed woe our elezunt new three-.
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Before buying elsewhere, give us acall
Satisfaction Guaranteed,

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

JOHN F. LINDBURG sees «PROPRIETOR
Heavy Transferring.
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

STABLES:
Commercial Alley, Phone No. 39.

P. 0.97136.

T. E. HALEY,

‘Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in

BEEF, "PORK, MUTTON,
FISH, OYSTERS,

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rapher and clerk for railway work.
Permanent. Apply T. S. N., Rec-
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CHASE ... SANBORN’S

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None better.

Q. M. FOX & COMPANY.

Mrs, A. Moore,.Prop. J.8. Grab am. Mgr

Dr. Eseliay’ 5 Kidney
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A POSITIVE Cure for all Kidney Diseases

Purely Verotable Medicine for all
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Orinary Organs.

A. G. Creelman.
P. O. Box 815.

George Beam

Ti Re Waffle Parlor
——aae

An “Up to Date” Restaurant.

The Best cup of Coffee in town,
Oyaters and Game in Season.

Prompt and Efficient Service.

——
34 AND 30 WASHINGTON STREET
Rossiand, B. C.

AN OPPOSITION CONVENTION,

Leter From Kamloops Suggesting
‘That One be Meld.
Politics are evidently assuming. a
more interesting phase on the coast,
especially on the part of the opposi-
tion. A circular letter has been
issued, calling for a general meeting
of those not in sympathy with the
Present government, giving for its
ebject, the following purposes:
‘1, To perfect the organization
of the Opposition party, in order
to provide for concerted action on
the part of everyone opposed to the
Present Ministry.
“2, To formulate a platform.
“2, To generally discuss all
questions pertinent and conductive
to the welfare and proper adminis-
tration of the Province.”

Kamloops is suggested in the let-|-
ter as the proper place for the con,

vention.

‘Work on the Deer Park.

Work on the Deer Park mine is Telephone No. 58
being carried on with. all possible,

THE, -EXCHANGE.

Under new management.

——

FIRST-CLASS DINING ROOM.
NEAT anp CLEAN BEL --
ROOMS.

Bar Supplied with the Finest.

Giye us acall.

P. J. SLAVIN + +++PROPRIETOR.

GRAND UNION

- >, HOTEL..

GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY

Neatly Furnished
Rooms
from $2.50 tO.....seeeeereeees $3.50 per week
First-Class Bar
in connection.

22 Columbia Avenue.
yar doors east of post oflice.

CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS &

BUILDERS.

Estimates furnished on all, inde of work.
‘obbing promptly attended to

Office and shop: | Commercial court,
y Albambra bol

HOSSLAND, B. C.

tet

* crow & ‘MORRIS,

Queen Cigar Store.
Wholesale snd Retail
dealers in.
Cigars and Tobaccos.
Direct Importers of
Cuban and Manilla Cigars.
Monthly shipments.
_ Branch Store. — . Greenwood, B.C.
Columbia Avenue, opposite Postoffice

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Washington Street, Rossland, B, 0.
——.

Nicely Furnished Rooms
First-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time Checks
cashed, free of charge.

, |Harry, Mcintosh -. -- -Proprietor.

“

To be held under thh auspices of the Mayor and City
Council, Citizens of Rossitind and Rossland

ececee

MONDAY AND TUESDAY
SEPT, 4 & 5.

Trades and Labor Council.

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ER:

MONDAY’S PROGRAM.

Monster Parade of
Labor Unions and Floats..

Hub and Hub

Race.

Athletic Contests.

Three-Horse Races. |

Two Brass

Bands.

Two Thousand Five Hun-
dred Dollars in ac

‘LABOR DAY
CELEBRATION

ROSELAND, B.C.

Miner’s Drilling

Contest.

Firemen’s Wet Test.
Children’s Sports.

Professional Foot Races.

Exciting Horse

Races.

To lude with

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A Grand Baill.

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OQRRERRRYY

MAYOR A. S. GOODEVE, Chairman.

J. ELMORE TAYLOR,

Secretary.

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