“ROSSLAND RECORD.|

BY EBER O. SMITH.

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the Auditor must
be-ocompanied by the name and address

ot the writer, uot nevessarily tor publica
ton, but aa evidence of good faith.

SUBSURIPTION RATES.

Datly per year,

Subscriptions invariably in advance,
Advertising rates will be made known on ap-
plication

THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1899.

_ JUNE.
TW |T

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Washington Hand Press.

FOR 8ALE—An *-column Washington hand

press in firat-class order, together with a aix or

reven column newspaper outfit. Apply at the
Rxcogp oftiee. tf.

At the special meeting of the city

council held last evening to consider|.

for a gaa it was
determined to give the applicants until
the 20th of this month to alter or amend
propositions submitted last evening.
Mayor Goodeve crawled through a very
small hole in making his explanation as
tohow Mr. Doolittle had been given
“‘every opportunity to be ready with hie
proposition,” but as everybody seemed
disposed to. help instead of hinder, he
got through, we hope to his own satis-
faction, if not to the of the

Carpets.
Carpets.

Carpets.

This is typical House
Gleaning Weather and no
doubt vou will require a new
Carpet, Square. Rug: cr- per-
haps some Matting.

You will find a large stock of CARPETS, SQUARES,
RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING, ete.

Drop In

To the Carpet of the Big Store “where we will be
pleased to show our asrortment whether you intend to ‘buy
or not. ‘ :

CARPET DEPARTMENT:

THE BIG STORE
AGNTER BROS.

RAGLAN BVBHING RECORD, FUNH 1. ee -  .

(Rossland Loan - Office,| 7

NO, 16. WASHINGTON ‘8ST.

~ .REPAIRING- DONE.
Puit A. SILVERSTONE, Prop,

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in. Btock.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby. gi
Arai

ft Ma:
1

day, the Z71

theafternoon, for the

olution forthe volun

business as may appertain thereto,
a at

Dated April 28; 1899.

ja that’s general’ moet-
of the Mavcot Gold Min:

‘pose Of passing ator].
ey winding mp, the wf.
fairs of the company and trauecct: such other
AMPBELL, Eeeretary.

5. oe S088
H. R. Johnstone
& Co.

Real Estate Agents, 11 Col. Ave.

FORSALE.- -
4Room House and lot on corner
Washington St., Kootenay ave,
4-Room House and lot on Koot- >
ensy avenue, §
2-Room cadin.on Columbia ave.;

Restaurant “on: Columbia - ave.
with, fixings and 14 months lease,
_ $00 or will rent. ae

_ 4-Room House furnished
€8oom House furnished
Boom House unfurnished

#Room House furnished.

2koom Cabine =~ 25

cp & Co son

HIGH-CLass

TAILORS.

-». BRUFORD Cords
for Trousers, .,

SPOKANE STREET ~
hy One Door, East of Col. Avenue,

~~ STILL LEADS
THE WAY.

_ We reach the hearta of the
corsumera through theif stom-
ache by giving.them the PURE
HEALTHFUL, PLEASING
BEVERAGE DRINK THE

Le Roi

A. F. STROBE, PROPRIETR}.
Washingten Street, -

people. Although Mr. Coates was’ ex-
tremely anxious and altogether ready to
aubmit a for the id

ADVERTISED LETTER 11ST.

Bho]

The following is a list of letters’ re-
Ini led for . and Washington . street,

ander _

tion of the council, so long as there. was
to be no competitor, so soon ashe be-
came aware that time wasto be given
to Mr. Doolittle who only asked for 10
. days, Mr. Coates asked for 30 days, stat-
ing that he had not yet ascertained what
‘price he would have to pay for coal.
‘The wisdom of extending the time, to
give the Economical Gas company a
chance to put in an application, from a
ratepayer’s point of view is quite appar-
ent.

The Recorp sees no .reason why the
City of Rossland might not own her own
gas plant from the very beginning. No
company is going to put in a system and
‘agree to sell out only upon the condi-
tions of being well paid for it. No mat-
ter how well the interests of the rate-
‘payers are guarded im grantings fran-
chise, they will be required to pay hand-
somely when the plant is finally taken
over. . By all means let the city put in,
maintain and operate her own gas
works. There is noquestion but the
consumer would thereby get beeter
rates than a corporation holding a fran-
chise would give. ©

Today the morning Miner pilfered
from the Recorp about half of the tele-
-gtaph it published. On the front ‘page
it has owr account of the Derby, Dewey
to sail, Yukon gold output, Fighting at
Mindanoa island, Tattoo artist , killed,
Custom troubles in Alaska, Electric
storm, Battleship Brooklyn injured,
Walcott-Walls fight, and the Montreal
stock exchange report. Lots of people
have gone to jail for etealing less.

The morning paper strenuously ob-
jects toany “holo inthe corner busi-
ness” with the city council when it is
not in the corner.

Cuba and Hawali.

This evenings entertainment at the
Miners’ Union hall should draw a geod
house. The lecturer is familiar with his
subject, having resided for many yeare
in. the tropics,. and the illustrations will

for at the
post office May 31 :.
Ainsley, Steve

DH

Shaw’a cigar atore. da Ltf.

Beach. BH

Stephen

dence over O,Hearn’s,
Boyce, James ‘oronto.
Burton, Ed Carroll, JJ
Clay, Kate D Corage, Robt Mrs WANTED.—A_good lady solicitor
Cross, Thos Cunninghan, J H Address A.’B., this office. th.
Canningham, James Davey, Jas. >
Dionue, Pierre Dupresne, Thee
Dunn, R B Evans, TE

Brant, Eva

dg: Fo °F the sanitary
plumber, has removed~ his office and
to the corner of Columbia aveniie
iP

Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and resi:|~
opposite Bank of

) The Evening Recorp delivered to an
part of the city for 65 cents per- month

| BEGULAR MEALS.

BEST IN THE CITY]:
‘Fresh Eeer, Chickens: and: Vegeta:

~ bleadirect from the Farm,
1 Es

Guld Seal
LAGER BEER.

Call'for and see that yon
getit. Itie the most Health-
J.ful. and Appetising — Beer

_KND S00 LINE
OCEAN TO, QORAN ROUTE East

3000 Miless Comfort

all trayns. Too

SUNDAY ae
‘Sunday: Chicken
(pinned, Ge

Farrel, Michael ig, Walter S
Fulten, Fred J Gil,P. -
Graham, 8 L Hawley, Wm
Hayes, James H Kindrigan, Pat
Moloney, Ed Matson, Al

Miller, Rose Moohan, Tom
Mulroy, Marry McGain, JT

5.8, Cuore, Je,

Macdonald & Clute

J. A. MacDoxaLp,

Solicitors for Bank of British North America

Barristers, Solicitors - and , Notaries. |<

-A SPECIALTY.

7. OO

McIntyre, Pat Nize, J D

Powers, Morrie Pye, Win

Radcjiffe, Arthur ‘Ralison, BR

Sawyer, Wm Schoffint, E G

Sharp, Jno V Shattuck, Wm

Simpson & Donnelly Simmons, J T

Smardon, RJ Snyder, Mary

Solis, LE 8t Clair, Stelia

8t John, Richard Thompson, Riley

Wait, Roy C Way, Juo°

Young, Florence Young, Sofa

The above letters: will be held one

week, When calling for same, be sure

and say as ‘‘adyertieed.””

Wituram Wapps,
Postmaster.

Extremely So,
Bacon—Would you calla man who
borrowed money from you and wko
never paid it back a friend?
Egbert—Certainly.- I’d call him one
of my dearest friends.

W.J. LOUGHEED J. FYFE

Wed LOUGHEED 0.

Merchant Tailors
Ladies’. Drapers, s

Suat arrived a fine range of
Flannel - Suitings
IN GOOD -

- Colorings and
Patterns...

‘eee || 6 GINA

@POOOD OOOO

: Lee

B. Johnson & C0. &
RealEstate and
Mining. brakers

INSURANCE AGENTS.

ne und ont
tween Rosslan:

‘and Nelron,
Nocustoms dificulties with baggage.

‘Daily :- Train.

18.20k-Lv.—ROSSLAND.—Arr.—24.08,
Makes" connection “West Robson {or

‘and ‘from the north and main line, #1

| to and from Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon and

other Slocan points.

~ For Rates, ‘Tickets and Fall Inform»
on Call on. or: Address Nearest
Agent, or. *-%. SS. >

‘A. B. Maoxxyzir,
P. G. Denison, Agent.

Fire Insurance Agents foi ey
Leplag Comm pauiense ee sor the. fol

“National
“Atlas, Guardian, :
Lloyd's Flate Giass,

We have sale for alt ———

Alandard Shad, -

Nothing Ss ds Like S

The One Price Store.
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Only!

"WATCHES aise’ SLAUGHTERED

Vomians
Richange |

For the beat HOME MADE BREAD

and pastries of all kinds. East Colum-
bia Ave. next door weat of City offices, :

NOTICE.

EACH.

arm $1.00

All other merchandise at Eastern prices.

‘be by 160 large pictures,

x

The & Western railway will a

to the parliament of Cansde at its not sesslos

for an act giving the company authority to $s-

sue first mortgage bonds to be a charge ‘on its

Rot exceeding thirty ove thoussad dollars: ro?

'-five thousan: jo}

inile thereof, aud forother purposes; nn Por

H. CAMPBELL Oey Alp.
iret

©OOOOOOOOHOOOHOOOS

E. J. Covnr,
DPA

W. F.ANpy
T,-P.-A.,.Neleon.

“WASHINGTON STREET
‘ROSSLAND, B. C.

PROPR.
Merchants ‘Lunch.

EOC.

From 12-noon to. 2:30 p m

SUNDAY

Chicken Dinner

ww. First. Class Bar..

RAILROAD TIME CHECKS
(Miners Cheeks
@vSasied.

Free of Charie.

MeeEnre DEACON,
BARRISTERS 4ND SOLICITORS.

Roseland, B. C.

C.C. GIBSON & CO... | @& Euan

Dated Way 25,1299,

+ prisa# Binding, Coltmbia Avenue.

FCOMPANY. Fy

BR Manila av, “Indians.” Very. few’ true

ity Tke Agty Row i

Vane

“PLAY- BALL.”
—
Tired Soldiers Could Not Be Aroused
with “To Arms.’

the hero of Williaman-
5 ow story of El Caney to the
ia rer of that place. Iti about the
ib regulars, of whom. Bill was one.
aor dates from the night attack,
teptain Clark, who was a8 fine suldier
ad peemed never to sleep, burried back

gleepy>

Bill Jubneon,

. ROPRLARD HVNENG Rrconn, JUNE i, 186d

Crescent Dry |

generar

10

LIMITED LIABILITY:.

fawn the trenches-to where the men of
the company slept, and -erind: 19
grms! Got up! They are coming atus!

One or tivo men aprang to their feet

and afew sab UD and -drowsily rubbed
their eyes, The rest slept peacefully on:
dreaming of home, perhaps. They were
dead tired. ‘Then Captain ¢ fark began
toswears We will hope that in the ex-
citement of the moment the angel Ga-
piel failed to aut itdown against the
captain. Clark began .to swear and to
go from man toiman, kicking each one
intarn, ‘Weare attackel! Rally at
the trenches!” be thouted,
But still the weary, Aayged-ont, men
yere slow. They rouged, but seemed
to shake off the mesh: sof slum?
ed their brains.
sake, buys, wake up?”
ered the cap! in—and then; with a gud-
den inspiration, he shouted: Lom-
pany F, play ball ies 4
« ‘That mettied it.
awake.

nnable |
dees ne o ah

The. men were wide

Who Are tho Filipinos.
In Manila “Fiipioo” means # person
ixed Spaniah blood born in. the
pine Ielande, -says “the Boston
transcript. Acninaldo, although ‘ac-
cording to: Spanish standards, well edu-
tated and representing the civilized pop-
ulation as distingnished ‘from the savage
population, ia, according’ to local stand-
Znlsa balf-bread, being of mixed Span-
jsh and ‘Tagal blood... His followere,
mainly drawn fromthe Tagal tribes, are
always spoken “of by te Spaniards of

of

“Filipinos,” probably. re sfuund follow-
ing Aguinaldo, ‘The mayority ef .lus of-
ficers are undoubtedly half-breeds, and
the mass of his army are what.the Span- |
ards call “Tindiang!” 0
Among the half-lireeda: of the Pliftip-
pines are found many, uien.ands women
of education.» Aguitalde ie himself an
educated maa; “About one-filth of the
“congress” he gathered about hin at
Maluloe are understced to “have. been
what we call collegé .gradudtes.- -From
this element -his._officers have ~been
drawn; his soldiers are the. Tagal._na-
tives, unlettered, butshrewd and active,
the class whom the. Spaniards feared to
educate. ‘These-men hive «blindly fol-
loved their educated leaders,gu far.
There ure more'than 60 tribes in the
Philippines, Among the 8,000,000 or
10,000,000 people of the ‘archipelago may.
be found not only Christians and Mo-
hammedana, but also absolute savager,
not above the Jevel ofthe Piutes. There
isa fringe of cultivation to this popula-
tion, but only @ fringe. ~ i
Dissolution of Partnership.
The partnership. heretofore existing
between W. 8. Loughend and J. Fyfe
has thie day been desolved by mutual
consent, J.. Fyfe. retiring .from* the
firm, The business will be continued by
W. J. Loughead, to whom all debts due
the lategirm will be paid and also who
“will discnarge all liabilities against. the
late firm. >W. J.T ouaugaD.
J. Pree.
Tn continuing. the above business I
will be pleaged to meet all the old. cus-
tomers who may be.assired of: the ut-

most satisfaction, both'in material: and |f

vorkmanehip. A complete. asortment
ef suiting, pantinge, etc., are always in
the house, Ladies’ coztame clotha and

silky forevening wear in all the latest

shades and fabrics. . This is my special-

Muslin

WOMEN’S Corset Covers: square, round
or V. shaped neck, trimmed” with

fine embroidery and-laces g

at 40c, 60v, U5e, 75e 85c, $1.00 and..

WOMEN’S Drawera:made of the finest
cambricand musling with umbrel-
la frillx, cluster tucke, imsertions
‘at 76c, 85c, $1.00,'$150 and

cambvic yokes of embroidery, inter-
tiong or Jaces, Skirts finiebed with
cluster of tucks and embroidery.
Bt $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and :

~ lawns, deep umbrella frills, clus:
ters of tucke, ingertione, laces ‘and
embroideries - es
at$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.60...

NIGHT GOWNS: made of Cambrics and -

be wih Empire yokee, round - yokes,

c., ete.

el :
at $1.00, $1.25, $1.60, $1.75, $2.00. +

Underwear

LADIES’ Long Chemise: made . of beet quality

LADIES? Skirte: made of, cambric musling and

frills over shoulders, fancy collars,”

SHIRT WAISTS

Never was such » variety shown in
Rossland as this season. Our Woaists ure
models of correct ssyle and - prices are. the
Jowest. :
76e, $1.00, $1.50. $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $4.50

t

0 ;

yall Linen Sicks

t

bal

Royal Worcester -

son UOESELS!

W. ©. 0. can be had in either white, blabk,
piuk, mauve or light. blue, 4, Bor 6 hooks -
short, medium or extra -loug; also: the
DOWAGER Corset for stuut ladies, Our
prices always the lowest

$1., $1.25, $1.50, $2., $2.60, $3.00, $3.50, $5.00

The and $1.60

Under Skirts -

Of Moriens Mercerized Satcens, Near Silks
$1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00

$300

Nainsooks Misses’...

Childrevs’ .

Young Ladies’.

wee  TK5e
.25c, 35c and 50c

Special!

mussed and soiled from show, -wind

While they last .

One lot of Skirt Chemise, -trimmed with
Laces, Insertions and Embroideries —Soms
with Lawn and Dimity Flounces and slightly

Ladies Aprons

. Ladies’ Aprons at 35¢, 50c 65c, 75¢ and #1.
Ladies. .
. Wrappers |)

25; 26, 27,

Special!

-A broken line of Corsets: sizes 18, 19,

28 and 29 in drabs and blacks at

- ‘Half Price.

lows, ote., oy no
= + _~Qur,line of Calico.and Percale ‘Wrappers is --
now complete... Sizes from 82 to 44
_ At#1.00, $1.25, $150, $1.75, $2.00, $2.60 $3.00

Corset Steels

4, 6, or 6 Hook Blacks and Drabs at

Bustles |

All the-new styles at ....50c, 76¢ and $1.00

r Corsets

10c a-aet of four

Oldest Established House in Kootenay
WILLIAM.R. BEATTY,
Undertaker.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB'A

ty. W.5.L iy
116,:Col. ave.’

Weekly Ore Shipments.

Mr. Trnax—The one who can 68Y .
‘No” in such a way.as to make | person e Ol
feel under obligations ie the one that

Wins in thie world.

Miss Wobbuleigh—I enppose £0, but of STABLE._-

after she hae

course ehe must eay “Yes”
been properly tensed. °

He thought hard for a few minutes
and then decided that there was 0 Way

oat of it.—New York World.
Eee

The Rossland Laundry

work at reasonable prices. ‘Try them.

? Estimates furnished

js doing good

A, G. GREELMAN GEO. BEAM
P. 0. BOX 315. —

tin Creelman & Beam,

CONTRACTORS
BUIDERS:

‘on all kinds of work.

Jobbing promptly attended to,

orner ano sor: Rossland BC.

1
Commercial court, rear
‘Alhambra Hotel.

LIVERY SALE and FEED,
JOHN F. LINBURG, PROP.
Stylish Rigs fur cnt
Fivec clase’ Saddle and Pack
Horees.

STABLES: Columbia Ave., “Phone No. a.
Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 89.

P. 0. BOX, 136.

Giaham & Son. Neat P.O. Bast. tf

‘Lacross.

A number ofthe Roesland.lacruss: are
determined to not allow the game to die
‘out and are practicing nearly every even-
ing on the bageball grounds. S

DOMINION GOVERN’NT OFFICERS

R. B. McDonatp:—Collector of Customs.
Government agent in charge of bureau
for issuing Klondike miners’ certifi-
cates.

Col-

WILGOX .

28 SPOKANE STREET.
HELLO 89,

‘Dr. A. W. CHASE

COMES TO THE AID OP

W: 8. Junxs: ial
lector. ang

F. Sonor1

OC. M. Weller, Roseland’s pioneer sau-
itary plamber,-has the best uipped
lumbing establichment in the city and
is prepared to do all kinda of . plumbing

istrar.

g, etc., anywhere, for spy
body at any time. 1-19-tf

Joun Kirkur:—Gold C

~ PROVINCIAL OFFICERS,
Catarrh Court Ree
Ss uffere Ps Stipendiary Magistrate.
W. J. Rosrmsox :—Deputy Sheriff.
bd E. 8. Bowrs, M. D:—Coroner.

ROSSLAND OITY OFFIOEBS.

A. 8. Goopgeve:—Mayor.

C, O. Lavonpe, Alderman.
Boss Taospsox, Alderman.
Joux F, McCaax,. Alderman.
Jonn E. Hoosox, Alderman.
Jons Encren, Alderman.
Jonn 8. CLure, Jn , Alderman.
Jonn Incram, Chief of Police.
War. McQuszen, City Clerk.
Wx. Hazp,. Assessor.

J. A. Jorpan, Police Magietrate.

effort 10 cure it, but it is beyond the

ordis practice.

No ‘self-respecting
If he has it in any form
to be rid cf it.

‘There fs something about the manner of fife
‘and the climate of Canada that seems to breed
diserees of the mucous membrane. “Medical
science ord: ly acean try to cure Catarrh ;
it ‘relieves’ t_Dr, Chase has been curing
Catarrh “for over- thirty years, and his'name it
Blessed by thousands who bave Of. the

‘of this insidious disease, 34
all dea‘ers, price ag cents per beu,

-

man can ignore Catarrh.
he makes constant effort

Samug ForrestH, Sanitary Inspecto

Donatp, Gurnatir; Chief of -Fire Dep't.

livered to-any partof the city for 65
cents a month. tf.

2

‘The Evening Rxcorp after June 1 de-