2 pra referred to

wey

ROSSLAND RECORD.

* BY EBER oH SMITH

PUBLISHED DAILY RXCEPT SUNDAY.

aLL COMMUNICATIONS ¢ to the faltor must
be scoompanied by the nae and address
of the writer, not nevedsarily tor publica
tion, but ae evidence of good faith.

Daily pe!
_ Daily per year, sforets

Subscriptions invariably in advance.
‘Advertising rates will bemade known on ap
Plication

TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1889.

Weekly Ore Shipments.
The following is the ore shipments for
the week ending April 28:
To Trail.
‘War Eagle...
TO NORTHPORT 3 fe
Le Rol... cseceeeeesTeseeeeeecoees 2,260

Tons.

—<
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Some of the brokers sresore becausr
the Rrceep | does ‘not agree with them
about the advisability of forming a atock
‘exchange. in Rossland. They shave
eradicated some of the most objectiona-
ble features of the “exchange’’ of which
the RECORD complained. Inthe first
place they atarted out quoting put little
over half ofthe local stocks. Again,
they attached a local bid to every atock
quoted that was far below the quote-

to beat down prices. One broker ‘paid

“the Rrccen,.was trying to injure his
Dasiness. We. anéwered ‘no ,but that

At the beginning the EcoRD said ite a

nosh dite HYENING son, MAY,

ir

lishment
is offered

“You

terior is

‘e@ ATOATSOPXY 9 TEA 4H

[* aMOLS Sadoo9 ANG *

|

HE increase of business

. necessitated the enlarge-
“ment of our premises, 80

we have fitted the store Just One
Door East of our present building,
into a Modern Dry Goods estab-

where every convenience
forthe comfort of our

many patrons.

The interior will always be
tastefully decorated, displaying
our many fashionable and up to
date: goods.

will-.not: be inconven-

ienced by” crowding at the differ-
. ent tables.
of room for everybody. The in-

‘There will be plenty

amply Jlighted- so you

may see what you are buying,
‘We expect to be in the new
store by next week.

THE. BiG STORE

BE ies BROS. |

2, 18997

- STILL: LEADS
THE WAY. ~
Wo reach the: hearte
coreumers through: their sto!
ache by giving them the PURE
HEALTHFUL, . PLEABING
BEVERAGE DRINK THE

Le Roi
Guid Seal

_ LAGER BEER.

Gall for and ece that you
get it. It is the most Health-
id Appelising Beer:

H oFFMAN

WASHINGTON STREET
-ROSSLAND, B. C.

HARRY. MCINTOSH,
- Merchants’ Lunch.
SCs:
From 12 noon to 2:30 p-m

SUNDAY

Chicken Dinner

A SPECIALTY.

wA First Class Bar...

RAILROAD TIME CHEOKS |
glners Checks

PROPA,

we

local exch 2}
it would be usefal to the’ com Hi

Fro!

their methods: had not. been . radically
changed. It-is mot eo important to this
district what business a few brokera do

their ‘businoss wrongtally, and to the
detriment of the Bonsland: brokers the

did oat ‘show a proper appreciation. ,
Some of them are quick to condemn
th Rxcom when it does not suit then
their, reward when it

Rossland. very shabbily in regard to our'|
‘The urgent. need of, an- :
other teacher inspired . the school [beard

public. schools. +

to telegraph for permission to employ] t!

one. Iadue course of time a letter was},

stating that, the matter, ‘had
hod: ‘and ‘after'a

tors dispute among themselves for. the
adyantage of playing, befor thia special
public. ‘NO other dudience; is. “mpre

terized only by. the best pieces, and ‘a -

_ Cuban Army is Large-Now.
Hanan, May. 2.—Governor-General
Brooke and Gén. Gomez héld- another
conference vestarioy regarding the dis-

gratel fal or more’: Ror
yarely have the. 1 pleasare of belig “p:
ent atthe play. They are not bie
nor are they familiar with the wings.
Having gained their places by long wait-
ing at the door, ‘they ocelby ‘them ag
conquests;. they: listen! i ilence, ap-
plaud with enthusiasm, weep all ‘to-
gether, the . prey.of simple and conta-
| sions emotion.—Onutlook.

a.
‘Another Attempt at Peace.

. |-were nowhere near. an:agreément.

of $3,000,000: agreed: upon | at
previous confeoences. The Cuban com-
mander freely admitted. that the rolls, as
drafted: by. Cuban. military. assembly,
were two laige and Gen. Gomez | un ler-
took to. get.the facta from. individual
commanders and. make correctionis ace
xf In the fof

‘Brooke. was:.to make ‘independent’

quiries. After two investigations they,
For’
instance iy agent for Gen. Gomez in ‘the

New Yore, May 2.—Manila’ di
es to the Evenina, ere Bayi, The jin-
aurgent peace fon “ahich left
‘Manila Satarday wi with Géneral Otis’ ul-
timatum, that he would accept nothii iz
from the rebels: but ‘unconditional
reneer, d with a new
ir a cegaation | of hostilities.

1d

‘The saine|

Ives on ‘the mercy of the.

“Americans. | General Otis will meet the

whilé word came that ‘a teacher would
mot pe‘allowed- until after the aummer,
Every one of the nine rooms
overcrowded, having. from ‘60 to 90
scholars ‘enrolled in each... It the pro-
vince :canaot- properly attend to the
school business it had better relinquish,
it to the cities themselves.
The mayor and city council surely wilt
not hava the assurance: -to ask the peo-
ple to vote them ‘$160, 000 with which to
putin an independent cwater jsyatem
with no water in sight. | It the water in
Rock and ‘Murphy creeks cannot be
used, and it appears that it cannot,
then according to the ‘city engineer's es-
‘timate it will take #45, 000 more to bring
in water, which added ‘tothe $150, 000
will put it beyond the. reach of the city,
to-say nothing about a lighting plant.
—_

‘Free Shows in Paris.

on’ certain days, when
eats ( only a quarter or half the

‘some time’ today.

‘M.A, J,,Long 3 a, Mies - PK Mole
the | resi-

mere married last e

= Rev. H. Irwin. A wedding supper
yas served to a few select friends. Mr.
‘and Mi
Rossland. _

ae M. Weller, Roasland’s pioneer san-
y pl ‘aber, has the best equipped
Bats ing “eatablichmont i in the city and
ia prepared to do all kinda. of. plumbing
ateam-fitting,. e%c., say Nae for ‘any
ly-at any time. .& 19-tf

Long will make their home in |:.¢

reports -there ‘are

diatrtbution.: -Major: Gen. ‘Wood does
not: figure out “Half that number,
Gomez Toney, eatimates the entire
army at 23,000.

Did’ thie MoVey ‘Act.
Wneknina, W.Va, May 2:—Oncar |

| Gardines, the “Omaha Kid,” in order to

his brother Eddie, of :this city,

fi

land of Pittsburg, atthe Metrupolitan

Cliib'last hight, did ‘the “McVey ‘act in
(e final‘round’afia ‘twenty round con-;

teat, “McLeliand would have gotten the
decialon, but’Oacsr feared the béating

Eddie was taking might*have fatal re-

gults.

Lost Thelr Children.
“GistcAGo, May'2.—A fire ‘yesterday de-
‘stroyed $50,000 worth’ of” prsperty in a
ent ‘at ‘Noble‘aiid ‘Clover

‘The police had on ttieir'liands over a
tiandred lodt'children.

J. Fitzpatrick, xine :sanitary
* a eater has. removed “hia - office and
sbop to the corner of .Columbia, avenue

and Washington street, buder ee
Shaw's cigar store.

SOSSSSSSS9

GOOSS99S

.. Consult

PAMPTL wy HB

17 600 abate thore entitled to share thie |

being’! “knocked out by Jack’ MtLel-|>: }-1-

"Fre a chatge.

ELECTRIC ‘Light Globes,
WA Household
paid.
Ss. GLAZAN.
FIRST AVENUE Firat. Store East of
SPOKANE ST.

‘Washington Street,
‘Rossland...

WTED—Seco and”
goods for which ci aoe ee price will be| 15

s AL Macbox ito, 9.8, Cuore, Je,
r

Macdonald & Clute

Barristers, Solicitors a
ind
Bolicttors for Bunk of British sanded
MuBarwr Burp, Rosssixp,

McCrae & Co Cg
Mining’and

Mining’
ose are in
stocks of Kool

Dealors in.
teegee

Real Estate

Son EY Loaned at
- LOW Rates: of Interest,

:.. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITAD.,

Cable Addrese, “Morse,” Rossland,

Codes, Clough’s and Bedford McNeil's

Tinie cara of ‘laine.

a
SPOKANE,
2—DaILy TRAINS—2
— arrives T Dep

‘sLocal Fretebt, Wes

| *i.o¢al Freight; Rest

4 Baily, except Sunda; 1 others doily.

TW. HILL; ;;General Agent,

Spokatis, Washtagton,

‘| AD: Chariton; A. G. P. Ay

Portland’ Onion

‘ANADIAN
2 PACIFIC
AND: S00 LINE

3000 Mist Comfort

raonall,
elstuke an a ra

or
Ta d Bat for oe
ta jefe ater Roure the reat ata
in Rosslan felson.
a yountoma nieneulties with baggsse-

Daily. Train.

‘}18.20k-Ly. HORELAND—Ar—BHE

‘Weat Robson for
io main line, nf

Mi
and from the 0)
Kaslo, Sandon

to’afd ‘from Nelzor
other Slocan Feleot
For Rates, Tickets and Hall J Iola

i ie Call on i or. Address N

t, 0
ALB. Mackxnzre, City Tkt Agt. he Rost
Denrson, Agent.

REGULAR MEALS

BEST IN THE CITY

Tro ty piers dod, Loete
‘SUNDAY :
“lB Sunday Chicken
Dintier___ asia.
‘A SPECIALTY.

Stibseribe

—FOR THE—

tupabia and Western Ralleay wl Da
vs guint

rallwe} 0 “nel ne fe mi
4 exceedi:

i
branches, ty
é \d for other pul
dollara emg thereof, a Cae

ar. 10.
aA. G. RL EREELMAN’ GEO. BEAM
P.O “SOx 315,

Grosiman & Beate

OONTRACTORS
BUIDERS.

fornished on “on all Kinds of work

Sobbing promptly attend

cotastiereate” tie Rossland BC

Hatimates f

MGs & DEACON,

CITORS-

Te

vg Thousand Socialists :-Colebrate
In New York,
prAnS AKD STRIPES 0° BRSHADOWED

——_

Socialist Emblems Predominate—,
Fiery Spzech by ‘President.
Samuel.

—$

ica, “where capital in the most advanced
atening: the

axon, eee and the’ triple
alliance, with their ineatiable’ ureed, i in-
carable class restrictions, ., murderous
class rule and violent class conflict. “It
represents war, riot and despotism ona
ur more slupendous ecale than did the
feudalisin which it supplanted. The
twentieth century is clearing away. Bar-
Hariem 18 way to civilization and from
Issn Francieco to Moscow, from San
Francisco to the Coeur d’Alene, to Car-
mux, the cry ia “proletarians, “Unite.”

THE DREYFUS CASE.

oister of War Tellsa Subordinate to Mind
His Own Business,

: Dreyfas Proceedings ‘befere the ‘court ‘of

Lieutenant’ Col. Da
Paty de Clam, yin the course of ‘his
evidence said wher M:“*Cavafghac' bé-
‘came minister of war he~(Du Paty de

ments, Cavaignac replied? ‘Mind ‘your
ovn business.” Thie statement, the
Figaro eays, produced & ‘seneation in
court,and Du Paty. de Clam became
frightened and aeked. ‘to"-bave it sup-
preseed, The withtes farther said that
Lieat, Col. Henry eliuded to Gen. Mer-
der, when he wrote. his wife,

know in whose interest I have acted.”
Replying to a di weation. Du_ Paty.
de Clam said : "De. Bois “ Deffre

SOME. WAR FIGURES.

Comparison of First Year of ‘the civit War
‘With War With Spaln. H
* Wasiunaton, D. C., May 2.—A mem-
orandum has been prepared by the war
department comparing the losees in the
Spanish war with the firet year of the
civil war. ‘The aggregate strength of
troops.employed during the war with
Spain are approximately 275,000 cover-
ing the period from April, 1898 to April
1809 inclusive. During this time deaths
from all causes were 6,100. Mean
etrength for the first year. of the civil
war was 246,371, with aggregate losa by
death of 10,159.

Going to Rescue Perry.
Sr. Jouns, Nrup., May = 2.--The
Steamer Hope has gone into the dock
here to be thoroughly overhauled pre-
paratory to proceeding northward next
mvnth with an expedition for the relief
of Lieut Perry, the Arctic explorer.
The latter left lust summer with a speci-
ully selected party and may now need as-
sistance, as his eteamer Windward has
been frozen in ice floes since carly last
winter,
’ Killing Sea Lion,
San Francisco, May 2.—A large num-
er of ses lions at Point Rockeries have
heen killed since last Friday. by subor-
dinates of the state board of fish and
game coinmissioners. They hope to re-
duce the herd so that they will no
longer be a menace te fichers of the
const.

Very Proper, Anyway.
A Line sin County paper in this state
saya that over in Adams County, New-
ton Lord and Miss Jennie Helper were
united in marriage, Newton is a six
footer, with muscles like sugar cured
hame, and neither of the editors in that
county dared head the notice “Lord:
flelper.”—Garfield (Wash.) Enterprise.

Hindoos Use Little Soap. *
The only soap which- the Hindoos of
the orthodox type employ is ‘made en-
tirely.of vegituble products. But soap
is little used in India, being almost an
unknown luxury with ‘the natives.
Truly memory.is a:remarkable thing!
From statements made before witnesses
it appears that Justices.of the Peace
Almond and McCallum ‘can not ‘remem-
ber which one of them, if either, eat on
the case:of Brault, -the Niagara highway-
ian; --Naithen. can“they! remémber the
amount of bail upon which he was.re-
leased on his own recognizance. Grand
Forks Miner.

Police Court, «

The-ense of Miller va. Adams for” as-
aanit was dismissed this morning. for
Jack of prosecution, the complainant ar-
riving about 20 minutes late.
The leading question in the Boundary
country just at present i is “How much
did_D. O. Corbin receive for withdrawing
his application for a charter for the
Kettle River Valley Railway 2"—Grand
Forks Miner.

a

+ Burned a Chinaman.

Sepasrorot, Cal., May 2.—A fire here
1. i

DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED: LY.

RIBBONS.

We have the Ribpons that make
the most -stylish Crush Belts,
Ties, Scarfs, etc. We are dis-
playing a line of Fancy Ribbons
that needs no urging to find quick
buyers. at our Ribbon Counter...

l5c, 25, 85e, 50¢ and _65e/

Per Yard.

Plain ang: Fancy Bash siphons
25c, 35c, 60c and 66c per yard.

BLOUSE
SHIRT
WAISTS

Supposing.the weather is cold
and Spring lingers in the lap of
Winter; don’t put off the buying
of your Spring and Summer Waists
and Blouses. Early. choosing is
the best.

AND

THE ee BELTING AND ate

New Bells, Belling,
Bell-buckies ©

The New “Calla” Belt

ike Hee Summer fashion

The “Kerabol Belts

Ars new attractive and, Fe ular priced at.

, 50c, 65e, 76c and $1.00.

25e, 85c, 50c,:65¢ and 65c.
25,.35,.90
65, 75, SI.

are. nterens ing because they: are
new, ant VORK'S atest.
We sell ent at popular prices. .

Ladies’ Shirt Waists

Ladies’ Fine Shirt Waists made of French and
Scotch Ginghames, Madras Cloth, Lawn Percales,
Chambray Piques, Sateens, etc., in neat stripes,
Checks, Plaids, solid colors and polka dots. Sizes
from $2 to 42 at 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00,
$2.50, $3.00 and $8.50 each.

Boys’ Shirt Waists
‘With Frilled Collars-and Cuffa; others with Sailor

Colles lara and Knot to match others plain at 75c, 85c,
00, $1.25 and $1.50 each.

Ladies’. Linen Skirts, Spanigh flounce or plain, & pest:
ly trimmed at.

veees CAPA CASS

Ockel BOOKS
urses and.... ic

leather!

Bags, rses ai

Yon will find an inter-

Cases. The prices are low

Ladies’ American Crash Skirts

15c
2Ecy ‘Ladies! Pique Skirts, 8

Ladies’ Pique Skirts with row rot muslin—a yery
pretty akirt at........ Soba eeencveretese neces =a

The New Wash Goods.

WE HAVE A FULL LINE

CLUDING THE POPULAR PIQUES, SCOTCH GINGHAMS, MADRAS
AND ZEPHYRS, DOTTED SWISSES, MULLS, BRODERIES, ETC.

OF THE LATEST WASH | MATERIALS IN-

tion, the younger children attend in-the
morning and remain away. in the after-
héon to give the others a ‘chance.

About a month ago the school -bor d

mide application fo tha provincial edu- | @OGCOO

tational department for another teacher
which was refused -becauge- it was so
Rear vacation. The primary depart-
‘ment has kept’ filling. up-until “about 90
sholars were enrol led for one teacher,
‘they were divided into morning and
iiternoon divisions.

Rossiand Customs.
; The returns for the month of April-1809
froin the Rosslatid customis howge ‘are as
follows:
oports,
yaathe

$54,606.00

Amount of duty collected... $12,028.95
A poset ta, Value.
os $288, 817.00
. Customers.
Little Boy—Please, I want the doctor
come and see mother.
Pies ‘8: Servant—Doctor’s
a do you come.from?
ittle Boy—Whatl'Don'tyou" know

out.

today

c roy 7
80 houses, “witha. loss of $20,000. One
Chinese burned to death.

eee
‘M..McDonald.&.Co.,. of Toronto, are
fixing up a large :oom just west of the
city offices and are putting ina fine
stock of confectionaries, cut flowers, ete.,
and will call the place the “Bon Ton.’
a

The Rossland Laundry is doing - good
work at reasonable prices. ory spe:
Graham & Son. Near P. O. Eas!

THE ORESORNT DRY GOODS COMPANY

NEW BRICK BLOCK, COL UMBIA’ AVENUE:

Dr. J. F. McKenzie,
dence over O,Héarn’s,
Toronto.

office_and Lich
opposite Bank: of

St. Charles House

CHAS. EHLFRS, PROP.
Board and Room
$6.00 Week
Firat class accomodation.
‘WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

teresting books " raven
‘Write for our inter you aro swindled.”

sof the
sate neering. rp achetore tm

Selaneeti ations, enter!
Association, New Hngicnd water. Aim Anoc.

L

e Roi
LIVERY a and? FEED
STABLE.__sett>

JOHN F. LINBURG, PROP.

Sranies: Columbia Ave.y,
‘Com

ray

Notice is heraby given, iven. that T will, on the sth
ee
Leys doe at the city pound, the following
ded property:

One jron gray. pony.
Dated Rossland, April 29,

NOTICE. NOTICE.

to the

pony and

a
8. FORTEATH.

109. ar Potiaante ee Sp the af
ni act such other

Stylish Rigs for 1ent
Fivet clase Saddle -and “Pack
Horses.

28 SP

sPhone No. 87.
‘mercial Alloy, ‘Phone -No.

WIELSOX

HELLO 89,

business aa may 8p)
Datéd April 23, 1895."

ROSSLAND OPERA HOUSE

OKANE STREET.

P. O. BOX; 136.

T.

GO to The Sap

| Womans
Fxehane

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45
ing a

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
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ortuat, Inserted | ja in any Suropean ‘Newspaper
Magazine, of,
troublesome "actalis by y eonding

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ik dence ye nvived.

Metropolitan
Opera Co.

THREE NIGHTS COMMENCING
MONDAY MAY

Monday Evening.
Tuesday Evening.
Wednesday Bvenin

WwW: HOWARD

roursell a

it straight to
T. W. HOWARD,

. nOhivette.

ising

ne Hey
Bai jie Smit!
Sidney Rhorer
Blandse eA Aldrach

Pets S Lincoln
Lillian Kimble

mon

Al epi ae
ft Mediuipefor bring-

ing. Principals

T. W. HOWARD,

Vision restored, defects corrected ~
gingses fitted: a1

ra & PR I Ne f=) BARRISTERS AND SOLI
Rossland, B. CG

riser Ditatig, Colembla

ice, ‘There are also days like
the national. holiday, ; Inly 10, when
most ot the theatres give, gratuitous
spectacles, These occasions are charac-

me? Why, wedeal with had For the beet HOME AD, BREAD
baby from you We are trios of all kinds. Colum- Bon Lstiea

Fur ty from here. Inet. week.—London and pee next door ‘weas of Gy offices, | um Agent yor THE and British Co-
. } ‘

vests : ee : : = a

106, BISHOPSGATE-STRERT,, Loxnor, E. C. PRICES, 600, 76c, $1.00
Seata on sale rt Roll’s Drug store.

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