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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAY 26. 1900.

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
‘Tre Ovvgst Daity in THR INTERIOR.

PUBLISHED DAILY; EXOHPT SUNDAY

OFFICE: NASRMENT POSTOFFICE BLOCK.
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Daily, per month by mail
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Daily, per year, f
Subscriptions invari

Advertising rates pain be made known upon

ation,
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TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS,

CLOSE | DESTINATIONS. | DUE

Revelstoke and all points|
east and west, Including Van‘
couver, Victori
an Simifkameen, Cariboo,
nd’ Rlondyke districts: the
Ni gthwest Territuries, Man:
itoba: all ‘eastern C:
British Isles and a Eur

other foreign coun,

5°00 p. m.| trea Fos49 pam.

daily. ail, Robson, Nakusp.| datly.
sander, Haleyon | Springs.
|Arrowhead, a

all
land Lardeau *Tceniet ports

Deer Park—Monday, Wed-|,
Inesday and Friday. Nelson]
and Connections,

Nelson, Kaslo, and Ymir,
all Kootenay lake, East|-

Kootena ay and Cro’
.| Pass connections,

jpakane, Northport, andj
if points in United States.|

Hi All the Boundary district!
70 a.m] Too p.m.
cints between Cascade and

daily Ramp Mek inn aa

fluence in the world’s work would
2 nil; there would not be a nation
of Burope that would respect her;
there would not be one wild tribe in
Asia or Africa that would not be
willing to accept the belief that she,
as a world power,-had ceased to
exist.”

That states the case p

city. The Blairs made a vigorovs ——THE—

the eighth inning the score-stood 15 s
to 14 in their favor. Then Rossy STABLES.

land evened it up and Shea made anne

16 to 15 in favor of Rosslind. :
STYLISH TURNOUTS.

When the Boers not merely de-
clared war, but carried the war into
British territory, pretended to an-
nex it and stirred up rebellion
anong the Queen's Dutch subjects,
it became, necessary for Great Brit-
aia not merely to drive out the in-
vaders but to utterly destroy them
as independent states. This was
necessary in order that there might
remain no nucleus of disaffection
from which the conflict;might be
renewed, This condition of affairs
made the war as much a struggle
for the suppression of rebellion and
the extirpation of its smallest roots
as it was a conflict with independ-
ent or semi-independent states.

By their own act the Boers mad
any middle course impossible. Had
the Transvaal simply refused the
concessions demanded - by the im-
perial government and had British
troops been sent. into the country
to enforce thé demands of the suz-
erain power, matters would have

Australia, China and Jap: notices

da very different form. The

Letters for Registration must be posted half an
hour previous tothe time for closing the malls

e ostofice fs open from 8a. mt07 Pty
aatiy: Greepe Sundas es

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Tr 1 government might have
been allowed to continue with the
changes necessary to ensure equal
tights to all nationalities, with the

Arrive from DESTINATION, Leave for

Trail, Nelson and
andBonndary coun-
ry, (dally. except

8:00 a. m,
++] 1454, m,
. Zrall,Nelson,Crows
and "Arn
Eihes and CP. e
30:40 p.m, | ..main line............ 6:00 p. m.
1900 . MAY 1900
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‘TO ADVERTISERS,

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

THE TWO MARTINS,

‘When Joseph Martin was running
for parliament against Hugh John
Macdonald in Winnipeg in 1806,
the Trades and Labor Council of
that city addressed to him a series
questions, in response to one of
which Mr. Martin said:
= “‘I am not in favor of the govern-
ment constructing and operating
railways. I think this can be done
much better by private individuals
and that any government aid
should be given as a bonus or sub-
sidy.

‘*For the same reason I am not
in favor of the government owning
and operating telegraph and tele-
phone systems.”

This applied ‘to Dominion con
struction and ownership, which is a
very different thing from provincial
ownership. Many of the arguments
urged against Martin’s Coast-Koot-
enay scheme do not apply to a na-
tional road across the whole breadth
of Canada. After condemning the
more practicable scheme, what
caused Mr. Martin to take up the
utterly impracticable one?

et

THE INEVITABLE.

In explaining the impossibility of

American intervention in South Af-
rica, the Salt Lake Tribune says:
“England has a vast territory in
South Africa outside of the so-called
free states, and this war means that
South Africa must be all English or
all Boer, because when President
Kruger began the war he did not
begin ‘with the intention of merely

the ind d of

the Transvaal and the Orange Free
State, but Cape Colony as well. And
that, in the very nature of things,
was an impossibility from the first,
because it would mean such a
breaking of prestige and such a
humiliation to Great Britain that,
were England to admit it, her in-

disar of its fortresses and
the establishment of British garri-
sons in its principal cities. No pre-
text would have existed for any at-
tack on the independ of the

Birthday Sucial.and Concert

the Ladies’ Aid society of the Meth-

a a ee ee Fe et tet ea

...opecial
Offer......,,

struggle to retrieve their defeat on ;
the previous day and at the-end of M O N. TA N A
the winning run, making the score! +) ..nsqME SADDLE HORSES

The concert and social given by PHONE NO. 6 FORA GURNEY

odist church on Tuesday last was a NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
gteat success, both musically and ‘et In the matter of theestate of Hessie Tay-
financially. The program was as province of British Columbia, wi

«Love's Golden Dream”... Lennox the ist day of June, 1000, to_send by

Recitation........
Duet—‘Friendshi,

Christiat

Song—'Because” ...Miss Northey | #tatement of thelr accounts an

Recitation—‘‘Victoria”. Miss Pound ist the deceased arnony the.

Ring Tonight”........0.-.-+
“The Choir Boy”......Mrs. Benny | Official Administrator for the county, o
“Soldiers of One Empire’. W. Topp Kotienay.

» late of the city of Rossland in the

doin dae For this week we wil sell all Art Goods in

Linen Denim
Holland Cloth

Stamped or Plain,” at a discount,

follows: é eNotice ts hereby. given that all creditors
Duet for mandolin and organ... and" others havin claims against the ex
i . mers es leceasod.
Miss Perrine and Mrs. Fallis. mito Gied.on or about the Bth day of Jan=

Chorus—‘‘Rule Britannia”. ..Choir | yary' A. D., 1900, are wired: on’ Shatner
fe hs

Mr. T. H. Brown. prepaid, or deitver to pigears, Ma MacNe! o
sereeeeeess | provines 0 of British cheats ds are for
M Y and reser pulons:

Mrs. Knott and Mr. Burrough. ~ the. fall particulars of thelr “ata the

* if le
Duet for mandolin and piano... ~ Atid further “te nolice that after such
Miss Perrine and Mrs. Fallis. lai it mentioned date the goid. official adinins

ies
enn aeatay _ fey | thereto, havi mg the Pa ine elation
Song—‘Jessie’s Dream”. . Blockley thereto, bavis Dg TERA en Lave notice, and

—~WOR EE IC

-REMEMBER..-...

Mrs. Wnatt. that the saidsofficial auministrator will not
Song—Dumplings” (by request) | be: Ilable for the said asseta ‘an:
Mr, Fred Burrough. oh ims a shall not ao euetved
Chorus—*‘Canada” ..... ++.eChoir by pi at the atime of auch distribution,
i ion— lay. A. 2),
Recitation— ‘Curfew Shall Not mate ay, of Mi ay AO

Solicitorsfor James Ferguson "oun, st

Mr. Long. City of Rosstand, Court of Revision.
‘God Save the Queen.”

the assessment for the year 1

Tablets. All druggists refund the | 4
money if it fails to cure. 25c. E.|Monday, the 4th day of June, “A,
W. Grove's signature is on each 1900, at 2 o'clock p.m.

box. Wa. McQuzzn,

‘City Clere oie Rossland, Be 0.
30th, 1 B-1-1

Some excellent makes of men’s|’
Fedora hats at the One Price Store,

1.

We have the nicest goods made by Belding, Paul
_& Co., and handle a complete line of their Silks,

Holstead & Wright

Cor. First Ave. and Washington iSt.

Notica is ig hereby given thatthe first annual
ee sitting of the court of revision. for,the
‘To Cure a Cold In One Day purpose of hearing all complaints a; inst

land, B. C., will be held in the

Take Laxative Bromine Quinine a by the assessor of. the city ‘of
‘ouncil chamber, city hall, Rossland, oo

Orange Free State. It is evident
that in their vaulting ambition to
lish an Afrikand f

Spok Street. We are over-'

tion, the Boers rushed to their own
destruction and, when their repub-
lics become British crown colonies,
they will have nobody to thank but

mately thank the British govern-
ment, when they have learned to
appreciate the blessings of British
law and liberty and have had an
opportunity to make the compari-
son with Krugerism.

EDITORIAL NOTES,

the delusion that in war the de-
feated party dictates terms,

The United States senate will be
the scene of the first performance of
a new version of the play ‘‘Why
Smith Left Home,” with W. A.
Clark of Montana as a star player.

The Cubans are having a prac-
tical demonstration of the difference
between the American and Spanish
mathod of treating a rascal who
has been found out. The trouble
with the Spanish officials was that
corruption was so universal among
them that none of them dared find
out anybody else.

Aguinaldo has entered the same
category as Lost Charlie Ross, the
man who struck Billy Patterson,
Tascott, the murderer, Andree, the
aeronaut, and other men who en-
hanced their fame by disappearing.

The Boer peace envoys will ship
a cargo of sympathy from the Uni-
ted States for use in the defense of
Pretoria when the British army be-
sieges that city. It will not be de-
clared contraband of war at Lorenzo
Marques.

The Canadians in South Africa
are so highly prized, that Lord Rob-
erts is beginning to sprinkle them
like salt in the other régiments.—
Toronto Star.

oe

Referring to Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s
promise. to appoint a commission to
investigate election frauds, the
Toronto World says: ‘‘Just get
this in your head, that the men who
are guilty propose to investigate
their own sins. Nothing but a poor
job of whitewashing need be ex-
pected as the result.”

themselves. .But they may ulti- |’

The Boer envoys still labor under Ne

THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING STORE

wooded he ti aeawitctesei Le Roi Livery, Feed|
& Sale. Stables. . :

JOHN F. L see

Heavy ‘Transferring:
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.
‘ABLES:

Commercial Alley, Phone No. 32.
Postoftice Box 16, ;

3333333333321: S3283833253

NOTICE,

Rallye excent § Sunday. all othe

_ 23rd May, 1900, Rossland, B. oe as ein | 8
CITY TICKET OFFICE,

crnernavet rt svorie. (GLARENDON . GAFE,

‘Tey Our Electric Lighted K. SWANSON, Prop.

“NORTH COAST ‘First Class in Every Respect |W

99 *
LIMITED All Delicacies and Game.
With New ‘Observation Cars.” in Season, Private. <..

Rooms for Banquets and
J. W. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wn. Dinner Parties ~
A.D, CHARLTON, A.G.P.A.,Partiand.Or-. | FIRST CLASS BAR IN CONNECTION

OLE LLL ARGS ALAA LLL,
Katie D. Green G. M.
aud D. Co., Ltd. :

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated én North Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B. C.

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury Stock is now.
offered to the public at

71-2 Cents per Share,

: and can be had on upplication to

22 Columbia Aveuue, _ GEORGE H. GREEN,
Rossland, B. C. Sec-Treasurer,

Kapaa z

ROSS THOMPSON........

T have the following blocks in the following companies for sale
3ureka Consolidated, Go; er, Homestake, Evening Star,
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Original Townsite

Agents, R 4, B.C

CE eecece¥ Cet CEC eEPEEEEECEE EEC EECEEEE EEE

An Exciting Ball Game.
Those who braved the inclement
weather yesterday afternoon to’ go
to the ball grounds were” compen-
sated by one of the most exciting
base ball games ever played in the

The Arlington.

THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL
uae Bene ducsters for Commer-
Men....Splendid Sample Rooms.

ial
UNEXCELLED © TABLE, Joun Haverty, Proprietor, | *

5Oc

ON’ THE DOLLAR
PEA ERUPI
STOCK...

—a> OF

: Gibson’s “One Price Store

—==—>.TO ‘BE

$ CLOSED OUT
IBY JUNE |.

Underwear, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Socks; \
Miners’ Unlined Summer Jackets, Bar-
bers’ and Waiters’ Coats, Belts, Sweaters y
Colored and White Shirts, Collars, Jusip- \
ers, and Overalls, Suspenders, Neckties, §
Working Trousers) y
Table Covers and Table Mats. 98.28 26 98% |

NOTICE is hereby given thats an extra-

TIME CARD OF TRAINS. |qizrg toa uearu.ce Gere

Double Daily Train Service. git be, held’ at

and ae eee “Sopeny. limited,

}

7 which reericn was
cial general meetin, 3
‘den

he
ae provisions oft phe reas Clauses

—wA Counter full ofee——

; USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICL ES:

AT 5c EACH.

y A-LINE. OF LADIES’ JACKETS §

Worth $5 and $10, at $2 and $3.

: The One Price Store!

Spokane St., Opposite International.

CECECERECCECCEEceEeee

CCCCCECEECEECCECEEEE

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:

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAY. 26, 1900.

sessnineaeniccnseten stn

‘THE DEAD CHINAMAN, ~

Cercuels inquest Throws Nobtaht'sit excited, Her two eldest sons came] of the Lord’s Supper will be ob-|
in after 6 o'clock and Ernest about|served in the morning. The pastor

‘ ans tion,

Identity of His Slayer. certo 2 's biscuits st ,

Fares cary aaa 6:30 or 7 o'clock, She recog will preach g and a Fee aos te a oe pe Wont Kootenny 10. Dovolopment of farming,datrying,
The inquest on the body of Mah| the rifle found in the house and said Sacred Heart Roman lee at 0. M. Fos & Co's., 106 4 eutora: qn 2 snes ‘for the | stock raining and fruit growing resources

Lin, the Chinese cook who was|it had not been fired since thé boys
found dead on Wednesday evening | were target practicing at the Giant
in the house of Mrs. Mary Chenow-| mine a year ago.

eth, was begun by Coroner Bowes| Hugh Stevens, the dightyenrata
last evening, but elicited no facts to boy, said he was playing at the back
throw light on the mystery as to|of the house when Mah Lin came

: , 10>} provine
church, Rev. Father Welch, pastor,!E. Columbia ave, Tel. Go and 20. | otections, and 1 favor the following
Sunday services: 8:30 a. m., first] Hazelwood ice cream, ice cream | Policy: ‘asin stent i at
mass, 10:30 a. m., second mass; 2|soda, G. B. chocolate, fresh cut| 1 An administration composed —

those whose practical experience will ih
p. m., Sunday school; 7:30 p. m., | flowers, etc., at.the Bon Ton. tf il

’ te ea enablo them todeal promptly and efli-
vespers, instruction and henediction. cient!y with all details connected with

Thomas Stout, the druggist, has

who fired the gun which caused his| about 4:30, then he went to the de- removed ‘to .more’ commodious ri. depmrtinents over whieh they pree wlloae services. sali be utilized tn has
dest,” The nguest was aoured|yer and ren te ghee gy wee tummewrortae, | amine, Now 8) Firat aventr |" Sntoning vols. extentven namcntn inter and a0
to 7 o'clock on Monday evening. moving a house, He met hismoth-| For sale—the stock, good will! near Washington street, other than really necessary, antl the | yr, thé pane ail progress cf any com=
an L.. Aylward, a neighbor of|er about’6 o'clock and went home|#d fixtures of an established mer-| 5.11-6t ay sas ne _troviicg: to aa ue munity. F
rs, Chenoweth, reluted that at|with her. He was in the kitchen|cantile business. Only a small ee eee trate ead ronda in| ciat, Ministers of the Crown and their]
5:40 P..m- on Wednesday. she| fora minute or two. . He liked the| amount of capital required. Address oer Un 2ots, fon wml Bet dicgvord ining cee ee Stale Rain seenia aun ee sa
looked in at Mrs. Chenoweth's! Chinaman. He had fired the gun] Merchant, this office, tf mee Please, lenye “ab RECOR 3. Preparation of full, authentic and pone, tie tease tt crete jantontaneaa fe
kitchen window and saw the China-| at the Giant mine, bit never before| ~ * oe substantial. financial statements of the] yrompt departmental settlement of dis-
man lying dead in a pool’ of blood. | or since. St... Charles Hotel, . Charles nrovince, together with land and forost | juted claims; the taxes paid by unincor:
She saw Mrs. Chenoweth's young- ao Se Ehlers, proprietor. , Headquarters Now. Drug Stoxe areas and their probable vnluen: ft aatet- | POT ed settlements to be devoted, as far
est boy come about 6 o'clock. _ She CHURCH SERVICES w)|for work best. board in The Rossland Drug, compiny is 4, Convinced. of the wisdom of nsist-| 44 possible, towards assisting the tax pay:

Rossland. “Commutation tickets!now doing: business on Columbia | in* railroad construction as proved by | ing district.

saw no Chinese vegetable men that Baptist church.—-Rev. Ww. T,|$5-50 for $5.00; lodging $1, $1.50/avenue, next to: the old city hall} he expori

afternoon,

seeing the body he beca . om LOCALS. CANDIDATION PLATYONI, germs of discontent and consequent bj
sf y. came -srently | Monday, 8 p../ may The —— terness, by dealing with public wor!
To tho Hlectors, Ronsland ilding, | irrespective of locality or political afl lias

by ii 1 to agricul=""3)
tural societies, when by such assistance

it may be demonstrated that reasonable %
benefits will accrue to the province.
Incrensing the usefulness of #&
bureau of labor and mining statiatics by,

the appointment of a competent official,’

nce of other: provinces, 1] 43. Careful consideration of the re-

e ‘ ‘land $2 per week Re building. We have:a complete line| Would favor a aystem of honuser, 80F- | arrany of various
Mrs, E. Wright, another neigh- Stackhouse will preach at 1a, m. » ‘S

4:05 p. m. and saw young Ernest ject, ‘*A Work That Is Honorable.”
Chenoweth, playing around the| Evening subject, ‘The Most -Exac-
house, She returned about 5:40] "98 Schoolmaster We Ever Had.”

Why devote all’your time read-
ing about the Boer.war. and the

ae: A pete Sta of pure fresh. drugs, * toilet articles rounded hy reasonable check#and sale-| removing if possible thé question. from’:
bor, said she went down town about |2%@ 7:30 pm. <Morning sub- Peace Doctlarbdc ‘and druggists Sundries, Prescrip-|suards. Without feeders to the main | the political arena, by such legielation as
tions caretully. compounded. Hines, the settlement in the intericr must | under the circumstances, may be deemé

tt . E. STRONG, ‘Mer. naturally bo retarded, the, const. cities advisable, due care being tnken to secure}
heing deprived of many supply advan- to outlying districts, as well ag rapidly,

gold fields of Alaska?.,. Thére are YO pea eg eee tages ‘accruing: from ization, immi- towns, just

;and.was called by Mrs, Aylward to} Methodist — church, ' Washing-| other matters of vital. importance; Miners’ summer jackets at the gration and internal improvementy, At] 44. ‘To deal with various labor ques

e One Price Store, Spokane Street, © |the present juncture no thinking’ man | tions on rational lines, favoring no hast;
would commit himself to a snap de- logislation, but consulting all interests
eision in connection with the anbject ot | Likely to. he wffected. ‘The result of re=

see the Chinaman’s body. ton street, George H. Murden, pas- you may make a trip east, and will
Mrs. Wiesenthal, another neigh-|tor. Service at 11 a:m. and at 7.30| want to know how to travel. In

cent dis pa ly in

bor, was at home all the afternoon,|p.m. Sabbath school and Bible| order to have the best! service, use CLASSIFIED. . |xovernment ownership of railways.
but saw nobody around Mrs, Che-| class at 2.30 p.m. Epworth’ Eeague|the Wisconsin: Central railway be- is it

Tess Han center ent seth ten 4") proposition inyolving thany complex | 4

Mrs, Chenoweth said she lived in| meeting, Wednesday at 8p. m.j|rates and: other information write issues, until convinced that the resources | PTC ical basis.

the house with her three sons, aged} Morning subject, “Servitude and|Jas. A, Clock, general agent, Port-
19, 17.and eight years respectively, | Sovereignty.” Evening,’ ‘ subject,,
the youngest but one, Ernest Stev-| ‘‘The Capture of the Mirage.” pis
ens, having left about two months
ago and living down the railroad,

Employment Wanted. carries the best assortment of imported, and do-

Salvation Army — Hallelujah] A good all-round’ business man | Mest!€ #0ods in Kossland. | None but first-class technical school of mines.

favor of measures pr

h Id E t ith hi breakfast, 7 a. m.; holiness meet- and bookk (middle-aged Can- avenue, Rossland. perfecting the existing system of- mine stliers whe have snaonnee’ themselves»
as he could ‘not get on with his}; mcs Tanit A i 4 i o , and {as leaders. Some of the measures
brothers. _Mah Lin came at § a. PBs: 40.8 out Junior: micOuOg 13 /a- adian) with experience in Sp 7 {Hina ineking Jt ofes "| vocated must. commend themselves to:

m.; free‘and easy, 3 o’clock. mining broker's’ office, would be FOR RENT. of greater public advantage. Further | iy" eléctors; but I prefer reservin

m. and worked till 10 or 11, then|- Aas Le 3 ir = - more, legislation bearing upon placer | myself the-right to jurige the men behi:
‘went away and returned at ° to} St George’s church — services flad to find employment in British | To Rent—House, five rooms; $9. T. Wrest. 26] otains, claim jumping and assessment /the nieasures, for these will be erie
: way. es ae 4730 (Sunday after Ascension day) will | Columbi Good refe from | Columbra avenue work, relieving as much ns porsible the | upon to crystallize them into legislatio
_cook dinner, remaining till 7 p.m. : y, and give departmental effect”

be as follows: 8:30 ‘a. m., holy|Spokane and Montreal,” Address,| FOR RENT—Three-roxmed house, partly fur- vroshestor fron protracted litigation and | they Profeas to bell
A inducti Book Recor office. nished; $12. T. Prest, 26 Columbia avemie, consequent legal complication :
Ila. m., in of Pers r ion of carefully ¥
‘map showlag trail, waler and railway
routes traversing mining districts, to-
-} gether with such official inforn

“She had had no quarrel with him.
.The day before the murder she aeons
heard.him talking to another China- the rector followed by matins; ser-

man outside the house. She went}? by Ven. Archdeacon :Pent- |. FRENCH ‘HAIRDRESSER. “FOR S?

nics ; - FOR SALE—Double I
to the Allan hotel about 4 p. m. on reath; 2:30 p. m., Sunday’ school; -Specialist in gentlemen's hair cut- T. Prest, 26 Columbia avenue.

tion a8 liver in defense of that

Wednesday to, hear Mrs. Kenly’s|7*3° P: ™-» Evensong, ke: ~ > [ting and all) kinds -of ladies hair-| FOR SALE—Three-roomed house. Only $60. tory work, 1 this intent, 1 would advoente such;
art lecture and returned about 6 p.j| St. Andrew’s Presbyterian church, | work. * T. Prest, 26 Columbia avenue. 8, Formulating a policy which would | Mhe ‘loatings of the British, fing:

m, Her youngestson, Hugh, was| Rev. D. McG. Gandier, B. A. pas- Special attention giveriito gentle- SHOR SALE. House Jats feet, plastered, with assure to British Columbia a ironed
+ 10% a St. a » He ‘itai ecuri:

at the house when she left, but did|tor. Services rr a, m. and 7:30 p.|.mens hair cutting and shaving. BoRweonpaieie es ree epee, eis Hath Jritain, thus hed

not remain there, She met him go-| m. Sabbath school and bible Pror. DeLeon, FOR SALE—Wine lot, Columbia ave,,| its resources. : I

ing home on Lincoln street. After| class, 2330 P. m. ¥.P. S.C. B./ te No. 10 Spokane sf. cheap. —‘T.. Puest, 26 Columbia ave. 0. Destroying as far as possible all{ Rossland, April 10, 1900.

is throughout the province,

J ut Ning to an object lesson, conclusively-provin,
noweth’s and heard no shots fired,| of C. E. Monday at 8 p. m. Prayer|tween St. Paul and Chicago. For|*satvarwtenntr (hs peed, userid, of fhe) bind the province to such a gigantic) that all vartles are willing to settle vexed

as 7 x 5, In the present campaign T Ree ni
land, Oregon. TAILORING. of British Columbia justify such an ex-|jecessity foralliance with, nor hostility”

periment, toward, federal authority, nor am.
0. SAVARD," Fashionable Merchant, Tailor,]| 5; The evection and maintenance of a willing’ to commit myself or those who
support me to. an unreser ed pledge in

ie : pO"
Tabor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia 6G. Amendments to the mining law, present lender of the ts ded: PY or”

em pir
would assist those engaged in explorn- Cane vhu are now fighting ite battle
rit

z the hours ot tuition, over

I remain your obedient servant,
6. H. Mackintosr.

HE=
old Wace’
illing Co. | td.

PITAL STOCK $200, OOO

Divided into 2,000,000 Shares at 10 cents each.

600,000 Shares of which are placed in the Treasury. - *

Eroperty of this Company consists of four claims, namely: The “CASCADE,” the “CASCADE FRACTION,” the “ROYAL KANGAROO, * and the
“CALIFORNIA,” all situate on Grenville Mountain, Trail Creek Mining Division of West Kootenay District, British Columbia, about thrce miles from Gladstone
on the Canadian Pacific Railway, and twenty-five miles from Rossland. =

A shaft 40 feet deep has been sunk on the “Cascade” on a 4-foot vein of free milling quartz assaying from $12 on the surface to’ over $40
40 feet depth. Numerous open cuts expose the lead for over 1500 feet. A tunnel is now being run on the vein, and an assay of $34.80 was
obtained at 25 feet. This tunnel is being made of a large size for a ‘working tunnel, and is now 115 feet in length. It has been ascertained by
experts that it will concentrate 25 into 1, thus making concentrates of the average value of about $500.00 per ton,

Owing to its proximity to ‘the railway and to the fact that it. can be worked very cheaply " on account of it being | a tunnel proposition and that the tunnel follows the vein
and iveemaiderings the average value of the quartz, it is-safe to say that the “CASCADE?” is one of the most promising mining propositions in the district.

We are now selling the stock at. FIVE CENTS, payable in five monthly payments, and recommend it to the public as a safe investment.

CASCADE GOLD 'MINING & MILLING CO., LIMITED L’B’Y.
For particulars, WM. B. LOY END. oReialae 9%. 2.

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