ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, APRIL 6, 1900

-oSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
-Hg Oppgst DAILY INTHE INTBRIOR.
eUBLISHED DAILY BXOHPT SUNDAY

The miners’ union has gone far to
prove that it has these character-
istics and thereby has strengthened
itselt in the estimation both of the

OFFICE: BLOCK.
TEL. 98. P, 0, BOX 538.

SUMECRIPTION RAT
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Raicyear by mail 3

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Daily, per year, foreign 8
Subscriptions invariably in advance.

Advertising rates will be made known upon
application.
TheRecorp reaches the people.

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TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

CLOSE | DESTINATIONS. DUE

‘sand the g I public.

A CANKER AT THE HEART.

That Rudyard Kipling’s descrip-
tion of the rebel sentiment which
pervades Cape Colony was not over-
drawn is proved by the following
extract from ua letter home, written
by Corporal Henry Denyes, of
Hamilton, a member of the Royal
Canadian artillery:

‘We have been insulted on the
streets very often, and unless we do

toke and all points)
Hevelsiore. including yan

‘rail, Robson,
Hal

Deer Park—Manday, Wed
Inesday and Friday. Nelson|
land connectior

Netso
jand all

Bian coacet L330 p.m
s0;99 a.m. Base connections. 90 p.m.
“aay Rally.
Spokane, Northport, and
all points in United States.|

All the Boundary district!
oints between ‘Cascade and ry

70 a.m],
dally [CampMecKinney.

Australia, China and Japan—See special notices,

Letters for Registration must be posted half an
hour previous to the time for closing the mails.

‘The postoffice 1s open from 8a. m.,to7 p.m,
dally, (except Sunday).

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TO ADVERTISERS.

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

THE SETTLEMENT.

“The acceptance of the contract |’

system by the miners’ union marks
the conclusion ofthe first serious
labor dispute which has occurred in
the history of Rossland as a mining
camp. It has been arrived at in the
right way, by friendly confe

to defend 1 we
are liable to get punched. I and
the rest of the boys have carried
clubs, and we use them, too.” |

This happened in the capital of a

NOTICE.

compan:

malnian
to cons! Inaintain such an
many polus and other works and. ‘levices as the
company deen) necessary fur making, cumple ing.
wing, working, operating and main-
tem of communication by telephone

dl rr t ears, an
e ied or tt
al

construct, and to a
line or linesaor any portion or
ssessin

with all ot!
ary hts, powers: ivileges as
may ment
of the

MILTON,
Solicitors for the applicants.
Dated this first day of March, 1900.

CLASSIFIED.

British colony to P

through to fight for the country.
No wonder that the loyalists of
Capetown became worked up to
such a pitch of indi, jon that

Advertisements under this head inserted at the
rate K One Cent a Word. Nothing taken for
fess than ag cenis. Six insertions, $1.00.

‘TAILORING,

they robbed the Copperhead Premi-
er Schreiner. .

It was high time that 250,000
British ‘troops landed in South
Africa to restore British supremacy,
when thé canker of treason had
eaten into the very heart of the
parent colony. After Roberts has
completed his march of conquest

O. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tallor,
carries the best assortment of Imported and do-
mestic goods in Kossland. None but first-class
labor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia
avenue, Rossland. :

FOR RENT.

FOR RENT—Fonr-rooni’ cottage good
Jocality, $15. T. Prest, 26 Columbia aye.

FOR RENT—A very cosy cottage, five
rooms well furnished, with piano. Good
locality on hill, T. Prest. 26 Columbia ave.

northward it ‘may be y for
him to return over his tracks and
gather in the shining lights among
the traitors, completing his work in
Capetown itself. If he sends these
shining lights to. St. Helena to
keep company with Cronje and his
men, it may check:the di: which

FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms, with or
without board. Kootenay avenue, betwen
Washington and Spokane street.
ate. Mxs NorTHEy. 476t

FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without,board,
also housekeeping apartments, for rent cheap. 17
Ce Rot avenue. 32310

FOR SALE.

is still rampant. |

The Dutch have made return for
being granted equal liberty with the
British, by assuming and striving to
maintain superiority. If they will
only be content with the superiority
of one race over the other, they
should be taught that the British
are the superior in their own domin-
ions.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Anglophobe Viennese wanted
to show their feelings and discov-
ered that five o'clock teas were dis-
tinctly English, so they abolished

FOR SALE—Good rooming house, furniture
nearly new; $275, ‘I. Prest, 26 Columbia avenue.

FOR SALE—House of four rooms and furni-
ture complete; $200. T. Prest, 26 Columbia Ave.

FOR SALE—A money-making butcher busi-
ness. Owner going away. Small capital required.
Investigate this. T. Prest, «6 Columbia avenue.

FOR SALE—

A prominent business corner at a bargain.

A five-roomed furnished nouse on Butte St.,

A four-roomed house on Davis St., $225.
e-roomed house with all modern conveniences
with two. lots highly cultivated, house finely
furnished, at much less than cost.

A‘six-foomed house and barn, with lot partly
Paid, $500.

The furniture and good-will of a 17-roomed lodg-
‘ing house, $400.

Two acres of ground adjoining townsite to the
‘south, $500 each.

Houses for rent.

E. N, OUIMETTE & CO.,
Real Estate, Insurance.... Mining Broker
Bank of Montreal sncx Busiaing,

$150

them. TI pon Roberts trembled.

and the establishment of that mutu-
al confidence which is the first re-
quisite for a good understanding be-
“tween capital and labor. This re-
sult was brought about by the med-
iation of two men who are admira-
bly adapted for the task to which
they were called—R. C, Clute, the
Domini labor i , and
Ralph Smith M.P. P., the head of
the coal miners’ union and of the
ion trades and labor con-
gress. To them and‘ to Minister
Curtis, at whose instigation they
took up the delicate work, is large-
ly due the credit for the settlement
of the question at issue.

There is every reason to believe
that the settlement is permanent,
for it is founded on the sound prin-

-"ciple of payment by the amount of
work done, not by the length of
tyme occupied in doing it. This
‘system of piece work has been
gradually extended the world over
in every branch of trade until it is
now in almost universal practice. It
produces the maximum efficiency of
the twin agents of production—la-
bor and capital—and therefore will
redound to the benefit of both. By
reducing to the minimum the cost
of producing each ton of ore,
it will make profitable
production of a vast tonnage
of lower grade. This implies
employment of more men, the pay-
ment of larger profits to the mine-
owner and increased business for
every trade in the city. In other
words, it means general prosperity.

The conciliatory _—_ disposition
shown by the miners’ union has
done more to strengthen it with the
employers and in the public estima-
tion than any other agency. A labor
union under the reg of

the |:

Kitchener shook in his shoes, Sal-
isbury was bowed with grief and
‘Kruger gave another interview to a
yellow journalist.

The Borchgrevink expedition
claims to have located the south
pole. Mr. Borchgrevink should
have tied his name to it, to scare
the polar bears.

The ease with which Joe Martin
can borrow rillions in his mind
wherewith to build railroads on
paper proves his superhuman gen-
ius. No ordinary politician could
do it.

The Orange Free state is the first

MONTREAL LOAN &
INVESTMENT 60.,

INCORPORATED}

Head office, Imperial building, St. James Street,
, Montreat.

Authorized Capital,. $2,000,000.

Subscribed Capital over. ...$800,000.

This Gompany has opened a branch office here,
with the following Board of, Management.
Elmer A. Rolf. Hon Thos. Mayne Daly.Q: C.

James Lawn. Chas. R. Hamilton.

Secretary-Treasurer, W. H. Falding.

The Montreal Loan & Investment Co offers the
safest investment for small sums now open to the
public, and Jends money in large or small amounts
repayable in monthly instalments.

For further Information, apply to

W. H. FALDING,

Secretary-Treasurer.
Not 14 Columbia ave, Rossland. ©

country that Canada ever q!

ed, and we naturally feel a little bit
elated over it. We would rather
see Great -Britain give up Git-altar
than the Orange State.—Torontéd
Star.

The Liberals of Vernon, Kam-
loops and New Westminster have
no use for Mr. Martin. The major-
ity of the Victoria Liberals take the
same stand.—Colonist.

Peace Declared.

Why devote all your time read-
ing about the Boer war and the
gold fields of Alaska? There are
other matters of vital importance;
you may make a trip east, and will
want to know how to travel. In
order to have the best service, use
the Wisconsin Central railway be-
tween St. Paul and Chicago. For
rates and other information write
Jas. A. Clock, general agent, Port-
land, Oregon.

Fine Bottled Goods,
ici: d= = most

conservative men, who recognize
busi principles in their dealing:
with the employers and, while de-
fending the rights of their constitu-
ents, also respect those of the
employers, is an advantage to labor
and capital alike, and is recognized

highly Schlitz’s extract of malt.
Sold by the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. Import-
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate prices. tf

Artistic Job Printing of every de-

as such by enligt d

prey

ion at this office.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Washington Street, Rossland, B, O.

Furnished Roots.
First-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time Checks
cashed, tree of charge.

Harry Mclatosh - - Proprietor.

Printing
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of every
description
executed with
neatness

and dispatch
at the...

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At Greatly Reduced Prices
TO CLEAR!

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* Fancy Plaids

in Stripes and Plain Colors.

IDERDOWN ROBES

The nicest garment a lady can have for lounging in. Children’s
Eiderdown Coat at half price. We want to clear these lines

to make room for Spring Goods. F 98 88 SB SB BR

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Spring Gostumes InGrey Homespun, Datk Checks, Lisht
Blue and Grey Check with Goat Trimmed In Check Material of the
of the Skirt, Silk Grepons, Plalted Chiffon for trimming, all Vatlety of

Shades, Out Ladies’ Windsor Scarfs ate Gteat Sellers.

~ae--- 2-2-2 _- 8-8-8 ee ~~3

Table Linens, Towels, Toweling and Napkins

A complete stock. In Ladies’ Vests and Fancy and Black Lisle
Hose we have a beautiful variety. 9 s§ 98 3 2 %

ainy Weather Skirts!

Just the thing for wet. weather and dirty walking; in Homespun

——es>and Fancy Mixtures. <@aq

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OLSTEAD + WRIGHT

Central Dry Goods Store.

rst Avenue ‘and -Waslaingtor: Street, Rossland, B- c.

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THOSE WHOSE FREIGHT Br

land
were Destroyed at Springdale.

A list has been received by EW:
Ruff, the agent of the Red Mountain
road, of the consignments of freight
for Rossland which were burned in
the Springdale wreck, The .con-
signees are as follows:

Lansing & Newman, from Walla
Walla; Carpenter & Co., from
St. Louis; War Eagle Con M. & D.
Co., from Chicago; Centre Star
Mining Co., from Chicago; Hunter
Bros.,from Minn .Transfer; C. Pat-
terson, from Portland; Empey Bros.,
from Milwaukee; George W. Floyd,
from Chicago; William K. Esling,
from Seattle; O. M. Fox & Co.,
Victoria; Thomas McKelvey, from
Tacoma, G. W. McBride, from St.
Louis; J. E. Clark, from Portland;
Almstrom Bros., from Portland;
George Thomas, from Portland,
Spokane & B.C, T. & T. Co.,
from Portland; Hunter Bros., from
Portland; Washinnton & Kootehay
Power Co., from Portland; A. S.
Steinke, from Seattle; P. Burns &
Co., from Milwaukee; Le Roi M. &
S. Co., from Duluth; G. L. Ewing,
from Neche; P. Burns, from Seattle;
Bennett & Sons, from Chicago; B.
C. Wholesale Liquor company,
from Chicago; Daniels & Chambers;

seams of the rock, showing that it
is near the ledge, ‘
een vERRE a
TODAY'S STOCK SALES,
Following is a summary of the
sales on the local exchange today,
together with the quotations:

Tossland Sales,

Sales today on the local exchange
were as follows: Winnipeg, 2000,
1334, 1000, 13¢; Giant, 5000, 244;
5000, 3¢3 Okanogan, 1000, 1500,
2}{c, 6000, 4000, 2%c; Rathmul-
len, 3000, 3c, 2500, 3000, 334c;
Rambler-Cariboo, 2000, 2434c;
Tamarac, 5000, 6c; Deer Trail,
1o00, 10%c. Total sales, 42,000
shares.

Athabasca. ..
b C. Gold Field:
ig Three ....
Brandon & Golder
Canadian Gold Fi
Cariboo [Camp McKi
wis Nest Pass Cr

Inter 1 pany; H. R.
Lovell, Trail; Canadian Smelting
Works, Trail; J. W. Barnes, Green-
wood; Jeff Davis & Co.; Grand
Forks; A. Barrett, C. E. Becker,
Clara B. Ritch.

The shipments include groceries,
fruit, liquors, hardware, mining

Ma:
Montreal Gald
lorrison....

i
loble Five
jorthern Bi
lavelty..
Okanog

ld Lronsides
almer Mountain
eoria Mines.
rincess Mae
Zain bler—Caril

PP. electric a
quantity of paper for the Record

public... +
t. Elmo Consolidated.

mee Seot

and photographic li

Near the Ledge on the Ennismore.

E. N.
letter from the foreman of the Avon
Mining company in charge of the
work on the Ennismore, in Burnt
Basin, stating that work on the
crosscut tunnel ‘is making good
progress, it being in now about 125
feet, and having mineral in the

Ouimette has received a] wots

RRARK RK

an Anda.. ....
ictory-Triumph
rgini

Vinnipeg.
Wonderful.

Diamond, Ring Lost,
Lost—A small diamond ring.
Name on inside. Reward for re-

turn to RECORD office.

ncedummsnasemeinscaiatah

ROSSLAND' EVENIN

G RECORD, APRIL 6, rgoo.

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromine Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. asc. E.
. Grove’s signature is on each
OX.

BUSINESS LOCALS.

For Rent—The Western hotel,
Second avenue. For particulars,
apply to Daly & Hamilton.

Prof. De Leon’s Electric Dan-
druff cure. No more bald heads.
No more hair falling out
from any human being. It leaves
the scalp as white as snow. Sent
to any address,
and so cents. Address, 10 Spo-
kane street, Rossland, B. C,

Lent keepers and fish eaters may
regale themselves on the lovely
mountain trout received every
Thursday at O. M. Fox & Co's.
Take notice, we alsy have ». full line
of smoked and salt fish. ti

Rubbers, overshoes,
fine footwear for men, women and
children, The best Canadian and
American goods, at Lalonde’s.

Notice.

On and after April 2 the N. & F.
S. land office will be located on the
corner of Washington street and
Third avenue, near Red Mountain
depot. 3-gie7t

Dissolution of Partnership,

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Creelman & Beam is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. %

A. G. Creelman will be responsi-
ble for all debts, and all bills and
accounts due the said firm shall be
payable to him. .

A. G. CREELMAN
Gezo, BEAM.
Rossland, B. C., April 2.

Transfer of Liquor License.

g
city of Rossland, n
a transfer of the license now held b:
{pr the Centre Star hotel, Rosslan
Lowney.
‘Dated this roth day of March, A. D. 1900.
i ‘Janes Dyer.

Transferof Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given, that at the next sitting
of the Board of License Commissioners for the
city of Rossland. an upplication will be made fcr
a transfer of the license now held by H. L. Will-
igms, for the Columbia saloon, Rossland, B. C., to
Ralph Albo & Vete:

Price, $1.50, $4] #2

boots and |,

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No, (53.
Certificate of the Registration of an Ex-

tra-Provincial Company.
“COMPANIES ACT, 1897,"

Capital, $500,000.
Registered the 18th day of February, 1000,
J HEREBY CERTIFY that [ have this

day rowistered the “Idaho Gola Mining

and Sinelting Company,” as an Extra: Pro-
vineial Company under the *C

ee The SS

Waffle Parlor.

34-36 Washington St.,

Furnishes
the BEST } )

MEALS in
Rossland,

Act, 1897,
‘The head offive of the Company is situ-
ate at Butte, Silver tow County, State of
Montana.

The amount of the capital of the Com-
pany fs five hundred thousand dollars, dl-

CENT

Tickets, 21 Meals, $5.00

g4-36 Washingtou Street.

vided into tive hundred shares of
one dollar cach.

The head office of the Company in this
Province 1s situate at the offices of Messrs.
Daly & Hamilton, Bunk of Montreal Cham-
bers, Columbia Avenue, in the City of Ross
land, and the Honourable Thomas Mayne
Tialy, whore address is suid City of

d, is the attorney for the Company.
The time of the existence of the Company
is twenty years.

The objects for which the Company has
been established and so licensed are:

To carry on and conduct a general min-
ing, smelting, milling and reduction busi-
nese, and particularly to carry on and con-
duct such business in Trail Creek Division
of West Kootenay Mining Distr:et, in Brit
iuh Columbia, vicini and also more
particularly to mine and develop that cer-
tain mineral claim in said ‘Trail Creck Di-
vision of West Kootenay Mining District,
British Columbin, known and culled the
{dabo Mineral Claim. pnd, to reduce the

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smelting, 1uilting and other processes: al:
s0 to hald, own, purchase, lease, bond, or
otherwis wire mining property. | or
other property necessary to carry on the

-| busines: of the enid Company; alsa to pur-

chase, sell, or in anywise to nequire or dis-
pose of ores, for the purpose of carrying on
and conducting a general custom business
in the reduction of ores of all kinds,

Given under my hand and seal of office
at Victoria, Province of British Columbia,
this 13th day of February, one thousand
nine hundred,

(vs) 8. Y. Wootton,
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies,

92);

is the number of the

JRECORD
PHONE.

Let us figure on your
Job Printing

1900.
H. L. Witiiams.

ere.
Dated this roth day of. March, A. D. 1

Se te” ty te ed ae)

Rolt & Grogan

. FOR RENT.
Office on first floor 11s Block.
Office and rooms ot second ftoor Burns
Block.
Large Warehouse m center of town,

FOK SALE.

Seven-roomed Dwelling house, plastered
furnished throughuut, good locality.

Hotel and-Saloon on Second avenue.—A
splendid business oppo~tunity.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

JOHN P. LINDBURG .. ..PROPRIETOR
2 Heavy Transferring:
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.
STABLES:
Commercial Alley. Phone No. 39.
Postoftice Box 16.

A. G. Creelman. George Beam

CREELMAN & BEAM,

CONTRACTORS &
BUILDE.RS.

ing promptly attended to,

Offi ce and shop: Commercial Court,

rear Alham
brahotel, P.O. Box 315.

Estimates furnished on all kinds of work. Job-

CIGARS!

Finest Im-
ported
and Domestic
Cigars
Pipes, and
all kinds
of Chewing
and Smoking
Tobacco.
atic.

CAPT.

SHAW'S

Rooten ay Cafe.

Fresh Oysters in any Style.
ame in Season.

Private rooms for parties.
Business Men’s Lunch, 35¢.

Open Day and Night.
Rooms and Bar
Miss‘K. Swanson, Prop.

in connection

C. E, Benn. M. H. MeMahon

CHARLES E. BENN & CO.
BROKERS AND ACCOUNTANTS.

Buy, sell and trade Stocks and Real Estate for

V & N'Phone 83.

Columbia ’Phone §1. PO Box 468

Telephone 86, P.O. Box 268

A , B. MACKENZIE & CO,
MINING BROKERS.

Columbia Ave, Roesiand.B. 0

F. W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

In Custom House building.
Also New York Life lusurance Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, B.C

Fetablished May, 1895.
THE REDDIN- JACKSON CO.,

Aumivao Waeniry.
MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS.

Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland

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¥ Carpets

Our New Spring stock of Im-

ported

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Never before did

...Colorings....

Tapestry, Brussels

we
show such a large range.

.Such Pretty Patterns and New

? THE CRESCENT

Dry Goods Co., Ltd.

Importers and Retailers of Fine Dry Goods, Silks,

Furnishing Goods, Etc., Etc.

| Tapestry

85c., a yard.

$1.00 and $1.25 per yard.

ster Carpets.

Jube Carpets

Carpets

4oc., 30¢., Goc., 65c, and

Brussels Carpet

Velvet and Axmin-

$1.25, $1.35, $1.50. $1.75 and
$2.00, with Borders to match.

36 inch wide, 15¢., 20¢., 25¢..

Art...

$2.00.
$2.50.

$. 3-00.

$3.50.

Squares
Art Squares, 234 yards by 3, at

Art Squares, 3 yards by 3 at
Art Squares, 3% yards by 3, at

Art Squares. 334 yards by 4, at

Linoleum

—AND—

Oilcloth

We import direct, and offer
good quality Linoleums at 50c

a square yard.

Cork Linoleums,
Inlaid Linoleums,
E.tc.

Stair Oilcloth,
Floor Oilcloths

Ladies’

TAILOR-MADE
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SUS
Here you will find the Latest
styles and cuts in Homespun,
Tweeds, Venetains, Serges, etc.

$10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $16.50,
$17.50, $20.00, $22.50, $25.00.

LADIES’

Separate Skirts

in great variety, and at popular
prices, $2.00 to $12.50.

.
Spring Capes
The Latest and Newest in Chif-
fons, Laces, etc.

Blouses,

SHIRT

Waists,

ETC,

The White Waists this season
are daintier than ever shown
before, with Fancy Corded
Yokes and several rows of in-
sertions, etc. Our prices are
always the Lowest; $1.25,
$1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, $2.50
$3.00 and $3.50.

The Colored Waists in Gin-
ghams, Organdies, Lawns and
Percales far surpass any ever
shown before. We have them
in Stripes, Plaids, Dots, Solid
Colors, etc.; 75¢., $1.00, $1.25,
$1.50, $1.75, $2.00, upward.

BOYS’ BLOUSES in great
variety and at popular prices.

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Crescent Dry Goods Co’y., Ltd.

Brick Block, Columbia Ave.

V. & N. Telephone No. 107