BOSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY .7 1899.

V LLOue ee. | MAGSUAEREP

Merchant Tailors
Ladies’ Drapers,

Notice to

To Carpenters and Joiners: On and

after Friday, July 7, the Carpenter's

Union will meet in Minere’ Union Hall.
Jas. Martin, ;

Recording Secretary.

TORONTO STOCK MARKEL

Toronto, July 7.—The iollowing is a
record of today’s callon the Toronto
ato exchange, and of the eales made:

vening Record

ONTARIO.
ABKED,

4.

BID,
Empress .....
Golden Star,
Foley. ...e0+
OaMP M'xinwer.
tiboo . a z
Minnebsks. -
Waterloo....... %
canrB00 Dtsratcr.
Cariboo Hydraulic... $1 44
FAIRVIEW CAMP.
Smuggler..........0.. 8K
BOUNDARY CREEK.

TEXEDA ISLAND.
Van Anda...

Big Three..
Deer Park.
Commander
Evening Star.
fon Colt.

‘ron Hors

ron Mask
Montreal Gold
Monte Christo...
Northern Belle.
Novelty ..

it. paul

t. Elm

Silver Bell
Virginia. .
Victory-T1

War Engl
White
Republic .
DRVELOPMENT COMPANIES,

_ Canadian G. F. Eyn..-

Morning Sales: “Rathmullen, 500, 500,
1,000, 1,000, 1,000 at7. A

3:
a

The International Dramatic and Spec-
ialty company will present ‘The Noble
Rogue’ at the opera house, Saturday
afternoon. It will bea fine entertain-
ment.

Monarch Stock for Sale.’
Pooled stock of the Monarch Mining
on mp fone sale at 23¢ cents. Apply to
fice.
ABOUT THE CITY.

WANTFD—A chambermaid at the
Dominion hotel.

BUSINESS POINTERS.

REDUCED PRICES FOR

20—DAYS--20

IN LADIES’ 8UITS
Just arrived a fine range of
Flannel | Suitings
IN GOOD

Colorings and
Patterns...

S20 A SUIT.

[6 COLUMBIA AVE

ductions |

WANTED.—A_ good it

lady
Address A. B.,

this office.

Men’s flannel suits for $20 at W. J.
Lougheed & Ce, 6-19tf
A Close Shave -
* Or just the kind you want at Ed Raya
International Barber Suop.

The Evening Recorp after June 1 de-
livered to any part of the city fer 65
centa.s monht.

Ladies’ Sailor Hats.

H. H.Playtord,

AUDITOR and
ACCOUNTANT

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

P. O. BOX 598.

———-

Ladies’ Sailer Hats, 75c. and $1.00,
Now 60c.
Ladies’ Sailor Hats, $1.25 and $1.60,
Now 7c.
Ladies’ Walking Hate, fe 25 and $1,50,

}

Martin A, Schwieg, the high-class

; | tailor, will give yeu a perfect fit. Call
and sce him, Spokane street, two doors

eff Columbia avenue. tf

If you want to wear the best-fitting
suit in town go te Martin A. Schwieg,
high-class tailor, Every garment gear-
anteed.

Bridgford & Horring’s O K porclane
bath and barber shop has movel to the
Leland, ene door east of the Widsor hetel.

Found—A memorandum book, sup-
posed to belong to Hatfield or French.
Owner can have same by calling at thie
office and paying for this notice.
the sanitary
his

Cee
office and

Fitzpatrick,

600, 500 at 40; 500, 500, 500 at 39. Dar.
danelles, 600 at 12. Van Anda, 600, 500,
500, 500 at 814. Golden Star, 200 at 40;

200 at 41.; 1000at 40. Cariboo, 200, 300 at

$1.18; Van Anda, 600, 5,000 at 814.

Afternoon Sales; Golden Star, 500 at
“40; 500 at 4034; 1,000 at 41; 200. 500 at
403g. Smiuggler, 500, 500, 500 at 234.
Brandon and Golden Crown, 500 at 2714,
Athabasca, 600 at 8014. Van Anda, 500
at 812; 500, 500, 500, 500, 1,000, 5,000.
10,000 at 834. Monte Christo 500 at 63¢ ;
500 at 634. War, Eagle, 100 at $3.67.
White Bear, 500 at 4; 2,000, 3,000, 1,000,
1000, 2590, 500 at 434. Canadian G. F. 600,
2,500 at 734. .

Orangemen to Celebrate.
Elaborate arrangements are being
made to celebrate the anniversary of
the battle of the Boyne, July 12, at
Revelstoke. There will be # big attend-

an ceof Salmon Arm,Kamloopsand Asb- |-

croft Orangemen.

Martin A.
Schwieg

HIGH-CLASS

TAILOR.

Perfect Fit Guaranteed
Prompt Delivery

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue,

Rossland Labor Union

Cooks’ and Waiters’ union,
mectacvory Eaturday evening
Unton hal
. Box 4.

To the oie Public

Those who appreciate the "eiddiy penoe |
sto
7

JoUNTKUMN, Pres.

n by |
ek alter? orclock.
h and dasi

shop to the corner of Columbia avenue
and Washington atreet, under Cap
Shaw’s cigar atore. dil tf.

CO. M. Weller, Rossland’s pioneer san-
itary plunder, has the best equipped
plumbing establishment in the city and
is prepared to do all kinds’ of plambing
ateam-fitting, etc., anywhere, for any
body. at anv time. 1-19-tf

a

. pIOO9yJ
a Pate oy |

kyo oyy Jo yued Lue 04 por0atjeq:

AWIQANY— oNIONgNWOO-HLNOW Ya

SOINAD G9

ee

To Sell Properties

seeeesX¥OU MUST ADVERTISE
aifyou want an @ OF

We have no solleltor 80 “his Take-off

don’t go on yo!
BILL

We have no collector, so his rake-off
does not go on y

BILL

Wedo work for CASH, so we do not
put the loss of bad collections on your

BILL

What goes on your Dill Is 8 tensonable :
charge for work that is right.

RECORD JOB
OFFICE

Ladies’ Waists and

Blouses.

——.
Ladies’ Shirt Waists, 75c. and $1.00,

is New 50c.
Ledies’ Shirt Waizte, $1.25,
Now 7c.

Ladies’ Shirt Waists, $1.50,
Now $1.00

derwear.

GO. to The- "gy

and
bia

Womans
xchange

for the bess HOME MADE BREAD
aatries of all kinds.
ve, next door weac of City offices.

East Colum-

Ladies’ Cream. :Silk -Veste, Short ~
Sleeves, $1.00......... iaseierant
Ladies’ Lisle and Silk Vests, $1, ,00..
Now 60c.
Egyptian’ Cotton Vests,
Long Sleeves. Now 2c.
+10, 15 and 25e.

Ladies’

Ladies’ Summer Vests...

Now 75c. |:

Ladies’; Summer Un-

Men’s Hats.
ee
Men’a Fi edora Hats, $2.60.
Now 41.50
Men’s Light Grey Fedora. Hate,
$2.00... occ es oad ge Now $1.60
‘Men’s Derby. Hats, $2.50.
‘ Now $1.00
Men’s Crush and: Fedora Hats at
* 2:60, $3.00, $8.60, $4.00 and $5.00
en: Hats -.50c, and 75c,
+75c., $1 00 and $1.50
Men’s Suminer Caps. 60c., 75e. and $1.00

Men’s Ti

Men’s Siraw Hats.

Men’s: Shoes.

\
We. havo several Broken . Lines
in Men’s Working and Drees Shoes

which we are: closing out at hig

Reductions.

$8.00 Shoes, $2.00.
$8.60 Shoeg, $2:25.
$4.00 Shoces $3.00.

* Ete., Ete.

Saturday Matinee. ee y i : s .

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY.

JULY 8, 1899,

PRICE FIVE.CENTS.

Blouse Set
Weather... é

‘This Surely Is.

7 7

nd the prety Blouses thetare being worn now would 100k so much cooler and

cer with ono of our RO! LED GOLD or Etlye:

hy is extra line and the prices are right a

NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. ©

. SPRING,

iver or Enameled Blouse sets... ‘The qual-

{AV The Emporiom:of Fashion... |

Osier coats azidl.veste,:Mon’s Summer vests.

Silk nage Marseilles, Bl
without col!

Boy'

New. Summer Goods Arriving Daily.

SUITS.

Men's valinet Wool sults, ‘Men‘a Linen suits, ‘Men's White Duck ‘suita,

SHIRTS. = =

id Hepettae. A nobby line of Gotored: Shirts with or

“BOYS SUITS.

nen two piece Suiti, Bos’s linen Sailor Suits, Boy's} Linen Soke:

HATS;

A complete stock of Men's ond, Boy's Straw and Lhe Hats.

Men's Lustre

.

TAN COLONY KICKS,

Denounce the Spokesman-Reviow for
Attacks on Their Fellows.

LETTER WRITER TO ““RXAMIRER."

Editor of The Spokane Paper Chal-

WILLING TO .RESTRICT CLAIMS.

But when Japanese Were Coupled with the
Bill It Was Disallowed.

“Orrawa, July 8.—Col. Prior, in the
house ef commons yesterday, made a
long speech on the Japanese and Chinese
immigration, asking the government _ to
hurry up and give its decision on those
provincial billa now in the department
of justice, Col. Prior. wae opposed -to
Chineso and Japanese immigration.
He also attacked the Gallician and
Doukhobor immigration.

Sir Wilfred Laurier, in hia reply said
‘| that he would liko to do all he could to

THE DISPUTE W ALASKA.

Aostile Clash Not Expected Over the
Boundary Question.

NO TROOPS FOR PYRAMID HARBOR

Ready A of the United

meet the viens of British C on
Chinese i but» when the

lenged to'a Debat
of the Protuot.

The. Fecent utterances of the Spokes-

province coupled: Japanese: with Chi.
nese, then the bills had to be digallowed.
There was. something more to be done
for Great Britain. than singing ‘God
Save: the: Queen” and’ celebrating ua-

e
of He eee ofthe Miners’ Union in
the Coeur d’Alenes, especially the refer-
ence {o' Italians; has created qnite an

“\ excitement in ‘the Italian colony of

Rossland. Many of the Italiane in.this
city are citizens.of the United States,
who have worked in the mines of the
Coeur d’Alenes or been engaged in busi-
ness pursuits there. The Italian colony

“/of Rossland numbers shout 200 people.

They have-been discuasing the attacks
upon their countrymen in the Spokane

+| paper for about a week, and Inst evening

it was decided to “send a protest against.

-) those etatements to the. San Francisco

A nice line of Black

for

Tne + n d the

Hore’at per pa

Ordered Clothing a Specialty.

M. J. O'HEARN,

CORNER COL: Mu BIA. AVENUE. AND LINCOLN STREET,

N, THE CLOTHIER

All we
‘ask-is:.

er: and trnst.totheir ‘dealers.

ae

—-

man

ordinary

diseases
it ‘relieves’
blessed

where. Offensive breath co!

If ne has it in any form
to be rid of ie

with bad bi

Dr. A. W. CHASE

COMES TO THE AID OF

Catarrh=
Sufferers

UCCESS in life fat sitios impossible for a
fh, Nobody wants to

do business ‘with hi fim, Nobody ee to
associate with him, He is

Columbia Ave.,

Crescenl
Dryaoodsco

NEW BRICK BLOCK,

Rossland, B. C.

ere is something about the manner of life
and the climate: of Canada that seems to breed
of the mucous imerobranes:, Medical
science ordinaril;

its

%

mes from
sometimes from Catarrh of the Stomach, some-
times of the lungs, sometimes of the
and throat,

Catan:

gee try eo Catarth;

heen curing

Catarch for over thiny years, and his name ©
thousands who have shaken off
wrapp of pp a des disease.

lea‘ers, price a§ cents per bea.

head, nose,
It is from Catarrh somewhere,
Catarrh is another name for uncleanness.
any men understand this, and make every
effort to cure it, but it is beyond the reach of

Fespecting man’can Ignore Catarth,
he makes constant effort

of the

=lfoe This week

Ending July -8th,

We will sell you shit and. drawera,
light summer weight, cotton or balbrig-
gan; sells everywhere for $1.50 :to $2.
Beth shirt and drrwers, any size,

For only. 50¢ a Suit

email {ndoriod in any European Newspaper
Magazine, of ‘save yourself ali
Marerine: Saetslie by sending ie straight to

W. T. HOWARD

General Advertising and Press Agent
106 BisHOrscaTe-St., (Within E. C.)Lonpon, Eng.

EsTIMATES FURNISHED and CONTRACTS
ADVICE OF

T. W. oe:

108, BisHoraGaTEe-2TREKT, (Within) Lonpon, Eng.
Agent for the Rossianp EvexinG RECORD

and British Columbia Review.

woes Site

the pal Sette

\3 cientific ayinerican

Sclentific American
Agenoy for

aout by be

lon of an:

lati
Splendidi;
Fetitaste

ae ene

ts brought
a te by et

Sas

CUT THIS OUT
ItIs Worth Money
To YoU

oniy

1899

For anything else you buy this week, be it
suits of clothes, shoes, blankets, top shirts, ate.
though we charge you only half the price you
have elsewhere, we will allow you anextrn dir
count of 10 per cent. on each and every dollar's
worth purchesed, provided you cut this adver
tisement out and bring it slong, which we
shall accept as payment for 10 per cent.

Rossland Auction House, B. Bannett, Mgr.
42 E. COLUMRIA AVENUE.

Hed arial Siti

an:
mae

jood storage ican

clear, transfer, warehouse, or ship any class of x

OFFICE:

QUICK WORK!

Tel. No 8.
——

a Transfer Co.

romptly. Will gall at
ighe an * Rebs freight
tak kon. Furniture, pl>

nts, With

We Sell Good, D: Tawa Wood. —
WASHINGTON ST, OPPOSITE BANK OF MONTREAL.

J.W. HARTLINE MAN.

I jour ehoes etrike people
s

106 WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

We will have your trae'after that.
average man buys shoes-from their
ance and fit.
“Hence the advantage of dealing: with’ @repu

pea
They knew little out” Teath-

by stylieh shape and by ‘their quality.

Cc. O. LALONDE.

11 East COMUMBIA AVENUE:

i}ome: time: public office in the

‘Italian colony ‘of

sent miners’
5 7

tional if we were to do eur
duty and when imperia) interests in the
orient demanded the dizallowance of
Japanese restrictions, Canada obeyed.
Canada could not expect all the’ glory
and do nothing: for it. He was rather
hard on Col. Prior for his reference to
the Doukhobors,, who. the premier was
sure would make Jlent settlers, but

States to Abandon that
Project.

Wasurnaton, D. C., July 8.—The. state
department has not received any com-
munication from Mr. Choate as te the
result of any representations he bas
made to Lord Salisbury in London, re-
specting the modus vivendi, under hie
instructions of yesterday, “Although it
is believed it is almost hopeless to ex-
pect a successful outcome of these direct

the ministor of the interior would deal
with that queetion.

Hon. Mr. ‘Sifton did so, making a
strong defence, but’ practically agreed
with Col. Prior in referenca to the Chi-
nese, yy

The West Huron and Brockville elec-
tion returns were,referred to the priv-
ileges and elections committee.

The ion bill was

Spokeaman-Review, and a
written by John Follett, as Tepresonting
the Italian colony here, appear below in
an. abridged form.- Mr. Follett speaks
Italian, French and English, and held at
ate of

Colorado, “Ho was not in Wardner at

‘1 the time of the destruction of the Bunker
Hill & Sullivan- mill, but for some time| |

‘An interesting section of the letter
written to the Examiner is the follows

I, the undersigned, representing the
Roseland, challenge
the editor of the Spokesman-Review to
‘a debate before the. public in a city, |
orthe city of Spokana, about the } pre-
trouble ins the -Ceeur

Alenes.’

~801 ‘our af
about thi

Our store isa verttanie tres

uso fare
tocome no matter what in waned, f for Hi we have very thin it we can direct you to the

TR. MORROW.

of
ae These wi
their. urity aud spreed thei
im to dec!
trials
‘he

edicines
hho hay:

de rte perites

aoe will be thoroughly cleansed and
in the Drug line.. Itisa good place

ts ec right place

Successor to preteen ‘& Morrow;
e ‘Pioneer’ Drugeista,

ge rights) and. freedom of

C g the letter saya:

“Ie is a. shame that. good American
citizens have to emigrate to another
country. to get protection aud liberty,
which is denied them in the state of
Idaho. It is a violation of the Jaws,

ur this great
country.”

‘Particular criticism is directed against
the of the

view that..the Coeur. d’Alene. miners’
union.-was composed of ignorant: for-
eigners, ‘especially Italiane, Gwedes and
Finlanders, and that they are ignorant
of the laws of the United States.

To Ad Freight Rates.

FIRST CLASS IN

Rooms for Banquets

The Cicidon. Cate.

Open Day and Night.

EVERY ‘RESPECT,

and Dinner Parties.

Curcaao, Ill., July 8 —The east hound
freight. rates are to be advanced Ji aly 24,
but. advanced figures and, details still
remain to be settled by the presidents.
Outstanding contracts ‘and other diffi-
culties incident to a general restoration
of rates have, eo far, prevented final
agreement. Freight men agreed upon a
higher schedule rate and have submitted
them to the presidents.

Tho. new grain rate will be consider-
able in advance of present rates, which
are down to-the lowest basia. Export

This Is Onlys, Scheme

va/dust Received.

SPRING CERNING:

acne is obs. season fo he have. gue system thors.

iy «el ra parila -
Paka Core compound are considered ¢
ofthe standard remedies. | ¥

at ie, perbotile. Hemember the addre

Thomas Stout, Drugeist

First Avenue Near Spokane Street.

ou can. have thet

_— FROM CALIFORNIA,

Cucumbers, Cauliflower,
Tomatoes ” Cabbage,
Potatoes, Onions
Peas and Beans

‘And frum Chicago = complete line of

Oldest Fetcbitehed House in Kootensy
wILLIAM.R, BEATTY
Undertaker; ~
2OSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB'A

Kennedy’s
= Biscuits.
O. M. Fox & Co.

LEADING GROCER.

rates are to be increased five

cents, the present rate being 20 cente,

and the domestic provision rates will

remain at the present figure of 25 cents.

The presidents have substantially agreed
upon these rates. -

Favor Fair Elections.
Tonoxto, Ont., July 8.—The Globe
says: We believe that.the great mass of
liberals, like the conservatives, favor
fair elections. Mr. Hardy ia not: enly
absolutely above reproach for corruption,
but has not been a gainer by his connec-

from committee.
EVENTS.

Baniquet.by Duke ef Sutherland to Anglo-
American League.

Loxvon, July °8.—Although a few

great balls arostill in sight the London"

People are

an try tich © earlier

Next week will given”over

to Newmarket, where there are numer-

ous house parties for the second July
soecting.

During the following: week the season
winds up with the Duchess of Portland’s
ball: There are still several fashion-
able weddings in progpect, the most
notable’ being the Earl of. Shaftesbury
‘and « Lady Coastance: Grosvenor, who
will have fifteen While

with London, it is not re-
garded bere as inevitable that,.2 hoati
clash will follow the failure to secure ‘a
a modus vivendi. Confidence isfelt in
the sufficiency of the present arrange-
ments, backed by the common sense of
officials of both ceuntries now in the dis-
puted territory in Alaska to prevents
vollision, F

Aaa matter of fact, the United States
and Great Britain have actually. worked
under a tacitly understood modus viven-
di, The existene ef an understauding
on this poimt is manifested in the ready
acquiescence by the United States in the
augeeation by the, British foreign office
that it might tend to prevent trouble if
the war department abandoned its plan
of sending a garrison to Pyramid Har-

Columbia and Defender.

Larcumont Manor, N. Y., July.8.—
The Columbia and Defender started in a
‘race today for a cup valued at $250, of-
fered by the Larehmont yacht club. The
weather bad,- ecarcely enough wind
blowing to fill the saile,. The Delender
crossed:-the line at 12:40; the Columbia,
['12;40:68,. Both yachts had a great luf-
dng match riget aster - startiug, ‘the

there are many persons looking forward
with great interest to the reception to
be given by. the Duke and Duchess of |:
Sutherland at Strafford house, July. 26,
to members of the Anglo-American
league and friends, at which Mr. Joseph
H. Choate, United. States ambassador
and Mrs,:Choate any many preminent
Americans and English men, will be
present.

JAMES RIDDLE DEAD.

One of Prince of wale Fusiliers and Crack
je Shor.
J sais 8.—I ion by
cable _was received yesterday to the
effect that the export duty on tea from
Japan will be removed on July 17.
Sergeant James Riddle, of the Prince
of Wales’ fusiliers, one of the best rifle
shots inthe Dominion aud well known
throughout Canada, is dead.
ppeaae eh =

M

Kensington: Cricket Match.

Lonpon, July 8:—In the cricket match
between the Players and Gentlemens’
elevens, which began Thursday, at Ken-
asington, the Gentlemen were al] out to-
day in firat innings for 303 runs. The
Players in first innings yesterday made
the extraordinary score of 645.

Relies of Voita Burned.

Como, Italy, July $.—The Volta elec-
trical exhibition has been entirely de-
stroyed by fire due te defective wires.
Many relics of Volta perished. There
was no loss of life. :

Standard Oil in Canada.
Wrspsor, Ont., July 8.—The Standard

tion with politics,,even im a
way.’?
Wreck on Grand Trurk.

Denn, Ont., July -8.—A_ west bound
train on the Grand Trunk was wrecked
yesterday morning, two tiles east of
here. Driver Frank Brown, of Bridge-
burg, was instantly killed and Fireman

oil ly has d control of the
Ontario Natural INuminate and Fuel
Company. . The purchase price is eaid to
be $100,000.

WS
Cornwall, Ont., Eire.
Corxwaut, Ont., July 8.—Buckley &
Company’s furniture factory was totally,
destroyed by fire today.. The losa is

Perry and Brakeman Hickson badly

hart.

$8,000.

getting the best of it. ~

Tennis in Chicago.
-Cutcaco, IN0, July 8.—The annual
tennis tournament to decide the cham-
pionship of the west, in both singles and
doubles, began today at’ the Kenwood
County Club. The tournament will
continue for a week. In all 67 players
are entered, and among them are the
best in the country.

AREER ae eee
ay Diamond Mine Disaster.

Carn Town, July 8.—A disaster oc-
curred at the New Jagirs-Fontein dia-
mend mine where the fall of thousands
of tons. of earth buried many persons,
including’an Australian named Foraythe.
Some other Australians were killed, sev-
eral persons being injured and sixteen
missing. * 2

+ .” Toasted the President.

New Yorx, July 8.—Senator Chauncy
ME. Depew, Mrs. William Astor and the
Farl of Donoughmoré arrived on the
Campania from Liverpool today. At
dinner on the Fourth of July the earl
toarted the president of the United
States and Depew responded.

PERSONALS.

Gen. C. 8. Warren is back from Butte.

Claude Cregan and Ernest Kennedy
returned from the Boundary country
yeaterday.

Phil A i
today.

C. J. Marke, of Nelson, retarned home
today.

Mrs. A. F. Strobe returned to her home
at Chewelah, Wash. She has had
charge of the Hoffman house dining
reom.

The Kohinoor; baths are again’ open
for business, having closed for a few
days during the raising of the building
and general repairs. Open day and night.

Subscribe for the Evenixa Recorp
only 65 cents per month.

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