ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER O. SMITH.

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEFT SUNDAY.

aL ppvcrakdelerien ty to the Editor must
pe secompanted by the ua: nd address
Of tha writer, uot necessarily tor publica
ton, but as evidence of good faith.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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Daily per year.
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Plication

SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1899.

Washington Hand Press.
FOR SALE—An Reolumn. Washington hand
presa in jacs order, together with @ six o1
seven coli column newspaper outtit. .Apply ae re
cae ei
Weekly Ore Shipments.
‘The following is the ore shipments for
the week ending June 9:
To Trail.
War Eag!
Irom Mask.
Centre Bta
* 70 MORTHFORT SMELTER.
LeRoi... :

THOSE ORE SHIPMENTS.

The morning paper exhibits great
haste in its desire to falsify the record of
the ore shipment from the camp. Sun-
day morning is the usual time for it to
do its:tall timber lying about this par-
ticular industry, for then itis that it
gives the gencral mining resume and
weekly ore shipments. But this morn-
ing that. sheet makes a statement of the
ore shipments from the Le Roi for the
week upto last night and gives at at
1920 tons. .

The fellowing is the exact shipment
from:the.Le Roi to.Northport:
Sunday, June 4, cars...
Monday; June 5, cars.
Tuesday, June 6; cars.
‘Wednesday; June 7, cars
‘Thursday; June 8; care
Friday, June 9, cars.....+

. Total...
"whe capacity of the ore cara of the
:Red Mountain road ia 313¢ tons, which
makes 1827 tons, a mistake of 93 tons too
much: —

oe D
12

a
It 1s to be hoped that Jima Jeffries will
not grow into'a blowhard and bragga-
, docial-bully.as have his predecessors as
champion pugilist of the world, :
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The United Statescan now afford. to
pe turned: down at® the ~ conference’ at
Hague, as skénow holds. the middle
and heavy weight championship of the
world,’

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Because many of our. subscribers did
not remain up te get the.extra last night
aud’because our report: is much: better
than that furnished by the-merning pa-
per, we republish it in epr regular issue
today.

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TE there in to bea meeting of the ‘city

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD}: TUNE 10, 1809.

“WE BUY'

GROCERIES”

r ROVISION S-

aa

Carloads Lots Only

A Carload of Meats

Tust being opened up and placed in atook..

th Grocery and Provision Dep't

Of the BIG STORE has always-been a stock of the
finest Imported and Domestic goods. ‘Every necessity in
“eadables and all luxuries slays kept in stock.

Inpirled French:

We makea specialty of.

Table Delicacies:

You will always find-in our Grocery stock the choic-
_eat brands of Coffee; the world renowned brand of Teas.

‘GROCERY DEPARTMENT.

farther complicate the settlement of the
Alaskan boundary dispute: is!nat well
taken. :It ieas Sir Charles Tapper says.
The boundary. questien: will: -be: settled
by experts and:evidence nat effected..by
the building of cities.- If it ia aconcess-
ion of territory from.the. United States
that Canada wants, then the building of
cities and every other. advancement: of
that: portion desired would surely. add

: THE BIG |STORE:
AGNTER BROS.

tancing ita competitora- in the -report: of
the Fitzsimmons-Jeffries fight... 80 aur-

the earlier ‘returns furnished. by» that
company were not: believed and .somé
went on betting on Fitzsimmons.

‘ao-full and comlete as that‘furniehed : by
the Spokane Northern and p in

rised: were: the~ public: generally that

tter |.
the fight was over. The report waa--not,|’

i
H. R Johnstone
& Co.

Real Estate Agents, 11 Col, Ave.

7m House and 108 on corner
Washington 8t., Koote! $800,
{, 4-Room House and ot on Koot-
‘enay eyonue, 9950.

“gs TRO cabin on Columbia ave,
P urant on columbia Bye.)
fwith a acinar 8 nd 14 months. lease,
Rae or will rent. %

“Tloffman
House

A. F. STROBE,: PROPRIET’R

‘Washingten Street,
Rossland.

REGULAR MEALS

BEST IN THE CITY

Freah n Buen Chickolis and Vegeta-
SUNDAY
« Sunday Chicken
Dinner aaa
A SPECIALTY.

RealEstate.and..
« Mining: brokers

INSURANCE AGENTS.

} lepine Compa!

the Extra Reconp, but it was not. our
fault that we did not get badly: scooped
din giving it-to the public. =~

Norwich Union of England,
Rational of gigas,
eurey Quardian,
‘Liosd's Plate gine

tothe of feis
not a progressive-policy to hold.the Can-
adian Nerthweat back for the.fear of a
vancing the value of territory belonging |.
to the United States.

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The peace conference- at the ‘Hague

A. MACDONALD,
Macdonald & Clute
Barristers; Solicitors and Notaries.

Bolieitors for Bank of British North Amertos..
MoBurr Buipine, Rossraxv.

J.8, CLUTE, Jz.

entered upon its most ie
, when the draftii

_ stage. s

of the third section took up. arbitration:
According te reports - America’s: echeme
does not seem: to have obtained the sup-
port of any delegates, -and it ia ‘'there-
fore-added that the Americans:.realize
this and have virtually abandoned: the
idea of pressing its adoption, and. ae may,
be jidered. as

At most it will only furnish material for
a few amendments, which ; will be. set-

Wide Le D..FYFE

rama |

Merchant: Tailors «
Ladies’, Drapers,

Just arrived a fine range of

Werhave sale for alt

Talat

"Ms A: Wilson
& Co.

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords
for Trousers. ..

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue,

the Canadian Pacific. Fast Service
From Ocean to Ocean,

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ROSSLAND, EVENING BHOORD, JUNE 1, 1890

LIMITED. LIABILITY.

giLL GO- INTO RFFECT: JUNE 18
o ze

jp1s Proposed to-Beat alt Previous
Time Across.the American

. Continent.

‘The through daily service by the “Im-
pet Lecegurrnieanit Montreal and
ill become effective on Tang | .

STILL. LEADS
THE WAY.

"We reach the ‘hearts of the
corsumers through their stom-
acha by giving them the PURE
HEALTHFUL, . PLEASING
“BEVERAGE DRINK THE

| Le Roi
: Guild Seal

LAGER. BEER,

Califor and see that you
get it.. It isthe most Heualth-
ful and  Appetising Beer
brewed.

, % and will vee the. advent of ». new

[Special Sale of Black ane Colored

=Dress God. ==

period in railway transportation in Can-

ada,

Westbound the train will leave Mon-
trealand Toronto daily at 9:30 a. m. an
1:20 p. m. respectively, arriving at Win-
pipeg at 6:30. It will leave Winnipeg at

‘and arrive at Vancouver at 18:16

Yelocks

Eastbound the train will leave Van-
couver at 13:15, arriving at Winnipeg at
91:80, leaving for the east 22:00, an
riving at ‘Toronto and Montreal at 2:30

snd 6:10 p. mae reapectively.

The overland ran is about four days,
the shortest time.in which the American
continent is crossed, while the time from
Winnipeg to Toronto is forty hours;

Lot No. 1 ase per i

SSS
About 100° yards of black: ead, colored Dress ‘Goods ‘

all wool, in Jengths from 5 to 10:
yards. “Some very choice pat-.
terns. Former prices were 50c,
65c,'75e. Your choice,

a |

Yard.
Be oe This week only.

Montreal, 44 hours, and Vi 64
hours.
The “Imperial Limited” will slo be
ttilized for Rookeney., traffic, making ¢ di-
at

rect

witha daily diet service between
that point and Kootenay Landing, where
tnnecting steamers ply toand from
Nelson, the journey between Winnipeg
and Nelson being performed in forty-one
hours.

| ATLANTIC & PACIFIC

Imperial Limited

To be. inaugurated

June 18th:

Will give the quickest route from ocKAX To
OCEAN across she American continent,
DAILY: EXPRESS. SERVICE VIA
the Crows Nest Pass route to and from

| Kootenay
Country.

Improved service onall Kootedey local rail
and steamer Lincs.
Close connections throughout. Be on the
lookout for {ull details of the new service and
apply for particulars to
». Mackenziz, City. Tkt Agt.) Ross
G. Denrson, Agent. F land
EB. J. Coyne,
- DP A Vane

| Church, Mra J. A

The ial. Limited” will aleo
make connections with the steamers. ar-
riving at and-departing from Fort Wil-
lum, The'trains leaving Wianipeg at
o'clock on Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdaya, aill carry: the paseengers take >

the

LOt No. 2 je ene

About 125 yards of Novelty Dregs, Goods ‘in, black. snd

colored, in lengths from 3 _ one 5
yards Former prices Tse, $ Oc.
$i. ae per yard:

Yara,
‘While they ast.

ing the.
Direct connection ‘westbonnd will be
mate at the various junction points with
the overland train, while eastbound the
‘tine off the branch lines will. be sckho-
duled to arrive at the junction pointa to
make close connection with the “Lamite
ed,” enabling passengers | to! make the
journey to the east iu many. hours sher-
ter time than‘ ever before’ accompliehed.
In addition.te-the.“Imperial Limi
ed,” alocal service will he established be-
twoen, Winnipeg- and Moosejaw, daily;
|, to a service“ between Brandon and

Pieces ‘of “black and navy, Serge .
suitable for'separate skirts. ‘This
is a great bargain. . Only.

! Winnipeg, daily, except. Sunday; and
on the South-Western bramch the trains
will be daily, except Sunday, instead of
tti-weekly, as at preaent.—

ADVERTISED LETTER. LIST:

The following:is a list. of letters. re-
maining uncalled for at the Rosaland
post office May 81:
Barnes, Allan,G Blackburn, James
Clare, Aylmore
Dancy, J
Fitzsimmens.Jas
*-Galluway. Antony
Gibbons, Austin
Vezina, Alfred

Colman, Fred
Ferrell, Chag
Forster, H E
Gagne, Eugene
Holmes, M

Lot NO. qi

Priestly black dress goods, aes yard

stamped with Brigs’ Priestly &
same. Former. prices, $4.26,
and $1.60 per yard.,

For your: choice.

‘Wash Dress

___ Fabrics.

FRENCH MADRASS 20c

Cloths, 16c and. :
RERCH GINGHAMB: :
F atl gay 25 Cc:
SCOTCH , GINGHAMS dainty check,
stril 3 and plaids .- 8 5 Cc.

15c, 25c, ans
OHAMBRAYS F

OPER) STR es DIMATIES 10c

15c.

i NAINSOOK. sree

FRENCH PIQUES.; if
at 1be, 20c, 26e an i

Ae Berieses at.. . 25¢
50c.! ‘ORGANDIES

DOTTED swiss.
‘at 10c, 16c and....

solid colors: ‘20, 25, Sbe,

A word about
. Shirt Waists..

Stylish:and: ‘Swell Shirt. Waista made, of Imported
: French Percales, fine. corded Dimities, Chambrays, Or-
i gandies, Piques,. Lawns, ete. Our prices ate the. lowest.

50c; 75¢; $1.00, $125, $150$ 175,
$2.00, $2:50 and $3.50.

| Crash Skirts

vesee $1.50, $2.00

_ Pique Skirts.

at...

sepeetee sereseeesee

pb imer Skirts

at..

$8.50, $6.00, £6.00

“DRY GOODS CO

: New Brick Columbia Ave.

Cavadini, F C
Jilee, Mra

Jackson, H H
Jilson, A F

there was.ne.fire built in ‘the stove dur-

“CO. M. Weller, Rossland’s. pioneer san:

Flannel... Suitings,:
IN GOOD. -
Colorings and

Patter ns.ire..oe
The C. P. R. Telegraph company has

cme semen || UI GOLUNDIA ANE

Rossland Is All Right!

“But if a Tradesman tries to make a fortune out of every
customer he can hardly expect to succeed. = i

The One Price Store.
Is on a back street [and..we know it], but if you don’t

mind walking on a back atreet—Spokane Street, you will find
every articleof merchandise at

EASTERN: PRICES OR NEAR. IT-

We invite you to bring your catalogues and compare. Yours for cash business

‘C..C. GIBSON. & GO: cate

(Subscribe.

ing the evening, the origin. of the “fire
will probably always be a mystery. The
theory ‘that’ it caugbt from the wires is
tb d by the fact that the electric
light atthe hali burned brightly until
turned off after the fire was nearly out.
In the attic, under the circumstances it
would not be a conyenient Place to start
@ fire purposely s and. then there can be
no conceivable reason or excuse for aly
one desiring to burn the Masonic * ball.
It was used by the Masons, Odd Fellows,
Knights of Pythias and Maccebeon. | The
insurance on the building
which was mot far from tl
atracture.

‘Most ef the farniture and _parapher-
nalia of the different orders were saved. | F

It wasina Topeka hardware store,
and a man and his little son were look-
jng over the: different. | makes of. ‘lawn.
mowers, say the Kansas *Gity Journal.
“This one,” said the dealer, ‘is worth],
$4, and that one $5 and here is one §7,
ita advantage being that it runs. eat nea over O,Hearn's, opposite Bank of
than any of the others.” “‘Papa,””| Teronto.
spoke up the little boy, we'd better|'.
take the easy one if we expect Maw. te.
ran it.” Which showe, dear children;
that little boys may not only be kind-
hearted, but alo inighty quick to catch
on.

i ne

WANTED.—A lady.. solicitor.
Apareas: ABu fe eice. % tf.

Jefftey, Thos Jobneton, JT
Johnston, Danford -Nicholson, Burns
, Person, E Scarborough, HB
McDonal, George cFonald,  Mal-
McLean, Jas.A
McMartin, Martin,2, seaman: Sandy
O'Neil, Molly O'Neil, Mrs Expells
Paterson, Miss F Pritchard, E
Prichard, Thos Proctor, Harry.
Sanford, Rev A M. Schulper, Jacab
Shattuck, William . Shea, Richard
Bhilion, E A Stewart Mrs Mary.
Taylor Geo H
Way, Jdo H Wu, Loyd. 3
The above letters will be held one
week, When calling for same, be sure
|. and say as “‘advertised.”*
Wiis Wavps,
Postmaster.

A MIDNIGHT. BLAZE.

- Masonic Hall Destreyed by Fire—Origin of
the Flames Not Known.
ALi2 o'clock last night the Masonic
hall at the east end of Columbia avenue
Was discovered to: be on fire. The fire
company wasqnick in. response, but
wasunable to gave the building. The
7 “isin of the fire: is not known. It ap-
Parently started in the attic.
The Knights of Pythias met. in the
bail last night, - leaving the building at
Notclock, If it is true, an stated, that

council and the representatives of the
‘Water & Light in to
the.purchase of the water Sai light plant
it should be an.open one. The city
council cannot afferd te carry on : these
negetiations privately. It is the rate-
payere’ business, and meeting should be
public.

ee

For the .beet HOME MADE BREAD

tled during. debate. This gives: auffi-
cient evid that it..is not the will of
the great powers4o avoid: war; and:that i
the disarmament conference - ié . more
than useless.-: War and conquest :seema
tobe the. willof man. Peace - is.: too;
cheap.

WASHINGTON STREET
ROSSLAND. B. C.

“HARRY. _ MCINTOSH,
-. Merchants’ Lunch.
25c.:

"From 12: neon to. 2:30. p m
BUNDAY

Chicken Dinner

oy First Class Bar.

RAILROAD: TIME. CHECKS
-Minars. Checks
@€s-Cashed, .
~ Free,of Charge.

Eaet Colum-
ve, next door weat of City offices.

and Pastries of all kinds. oe at any time.

bia —FOR THE—

PROPA. Roman Catholic, Church —_ Services _
will be at the usual hour, Sunday, Jt -
11, vespersat3 p. m. Evening service
ft "Trail at 7:45. kev. W. Palmer. |

‘A. G. CREELMAN “GEO. BEAM

P.O. BOX.315..

Creelman. &. Beam,

(CONTRACTORS;
BUIDERS.

Record.

Catarrh.
Shackles.

_ Broken. in 60, Minutes.

—————————
Monarch Stock for Sale.
‘Pooled ateck of the Monarch Mining
company for saleat 3 cents, “Apply te
A.B., this office.

It is against the Jaw ofthe state of
New York and the i of the
_ great-city to allow prize Chief
Devery and his deputies-sat:by the ring
side for the express purpore of seein; to
it that the Fitzsimmons-Jeffries mill-wae
not a slugging match. They sat there
and saw through as hard and dangerous
abattle as probably was ever fought on
the stage, and saw nothing in it which
violated::the: law. We would like. to
have the rake-off of the officials, without
violating an cath of office as they did.

Timo Card of Tiains.

iL 4
ea: tara thea op Ltr sade, 0 of work.

OFFICE.AND SHOP: Rossland B G

Commercial court, rear

J. oF. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary
plumber, has removed his. office ani
|Shop.to the corner of Columbia avenue,
ard Washington street, under. “Cap.
Shaw's cigar atore. d1ité ‘|:

SPOKANE.

Alhambra, Hotel.
2—DAILY TEAINE—2

Le Roi ~
LIVERY SALE: and FEED
STABLE.

JOHN F. LINBURG, PROP.

Stylish Bi Rigs for rent. -
Firat class Saddle and Pack
loraes.

* The Evening Recorp delivered to an)
‘part of the city for 65 ceats per ‘mon!

pr wF. McKenzie, office and reai-

HALOS UB ISNT

*Local Freight, East

Pde pee ES
‘Wanted—A good solicitor for the city : 5 *Daily, exceptBunday; ae others dolly,

‘apply at this office.

Rossland Labor Taio :
a

DEACON,

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.

SS
The position taken by. the Laur‘er M ACNEILL &
government not to ‘grant charters for
railroads into. the Klondyke.country ‘be-
cause it would be the means of building

other American cities and..that:.it will

J.:W: HILL, Geueral Agent,
Spokane, Washington.

A.D. jgtineiten, A. G. PB. A.,
Poi ortiand’ Oregon,

“Iphone No.
P. O. BOX, 136..

Grapes: Columbis Ave., “Phone No, 37.
mercial Aljey, 39,

Rossland, B. C.
Miner Bailding, Columbis Avente,

P.O. Box