HORBLAND BVENING RECURN, MAY G7, 1800

subscribers for the Recerd.

New secretary Minere’ un

James Devoin,

Berk

Toss a Loan. Of tice,

NO. 16 WASHINGTON ST.

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER O. SMITH.

H. Keller's barber shop.

‘Thomas, tailor..*

G.M. ‘McBride, hardware merchant.
John Ingram, chiof of police.

M.Ae Wilson & Co-, tailors.

JH. Young, agent Dominion Express

“M. ACW jon
& Co

HIGH-CLass
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby sivon th on that a general meet-
jrg of the shereholders of the Mascot Gold Min.
Hy idunlted, Liability, will be hold 1}
Mico of the TUS

Gola a for Trousers

— be
ILY BXCRPT SUNDAY,
PUBLISHED DAILY EXC! pomnas

Watches, Clocka and Jewelry in. Stock.

REPAIRING DONE
PHIL A. SILVERSTONE, PROP.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the gditor must
be socompansed by the name and address
of the writer, not necessarily ror publica
tion, but aa evidence of good faith.

WLIMITED LIABILITY.

Carpets.

rote Oltawa.
Rellevue hotel.
D,irg works,
Dr. Reddick.
Buck Beverly, blacksmith.
Hote! Gaeaen

n Cigar Store.
talon Bros., book and Btation ary
“ri W. Coffin, turkish baths.

1, D. E. Kerr, dentist.

ie Bluntiah, barher, Washington

BUBSORIPTION RATES,
Dadiy per week by carrie:
‘Bally per month by mail.
‘Daily half year by mail.
Daily per yea!
Delly per year,

Washington Bt.

the Afternoon, 1 for tho ia eof pasalng 0 108-
olution for volun’ winding np the of-
faire of tho company. Bi Transact such other
‘business a may op pertain pyarete:

50556660600
> H.R. Johnstone
& Co.

Real Estate Agents, 11-Col, Ave.

eee
Subscriptions {nvariably in advance.
advertising rates will bomade.known on ap-

plication

SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1899.

Carpets. ~ ,
pd ‘SHIRT WAISTS

Rossland as this sensou. Our Waists ure
models of correct sayle and prices are the

Royal \ orceste
Se te i

W. C. C.'can be had in either white, ° ‘blobk,
Crash Skirts

“SPOKANE STREET os
One Door East of Col

Muslin
Underwear

|. Avenue,

| Le Roi

This is typical House
Cleaning Weather and -no
doubt vou will require a new
Carpet, Square. Rug er per
ahs some Matting.

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

Drop In

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

CARPET DEPARTMENT.

THE BIG STORE

AUNTER BROS.

Wik COX

28 SPOKANE STREET.

It seema that Rossland ia liable to
get left on her public building this year.
The board of trade made a strong show-
ing and asked the Dominion govern-
ment for $100,000 for a public building.
Nelson came in after this and -has se-
cured $25,000 for a postoffice and cus-
tom house. It is intimated that if
Rossland had been more moderate in
her demands she might have been suc-
cesefal. Sheis entitled to all she has

~ asked for and it is better to waita year
or two than to take less.

a L Williams, Columbia hotel.
Carpenter & Co., photographerss,

yf. Nocearato, dealer in feats Frat
WOMEN'S Corset. Covers :: square, round
or V shaped neck, frlmiied with
fine embroidery and lac

at 40c, 50c, 5c, 75c 86e, “p. 00 and..

scene.
teuia Condre, milkman,

Florence hotel.
“Thomas & Greiger, wholesale liquor

dealers. .
WOMEN’S Drawers:made of the finest

D, M. Crowley, farniture dealer. cambrican me alin mien Sabai
Adsum Was Out. a frills, cluster tucks, insertiona

“fam looking for Mr. Adsum, the at 7c, 85c, $1.00, $150 and.
tonkkeeper,” said the caller, & portly,
tiple gentleman of ‘majestic appzar-

e Roi

pink, mauve or light blue, 4, 5 or 6 hooks
short, medium. or extra long; also the
DOWAGER Corset for stuut ladies. Our
prices always the lowest

$1., $1.25, $1.50, $2., $2.50, $3.00, $3. 50, $5.00

Sumnier Corsets

At... 7h and $1.50

Corset { Waists

Ladies’

Young Ladies’.
Misses’...
Childrevs’
Babies’

Special!

A broken line of Corsets: sizes 18, 19,
95, 26, 27, 28 avd 29 in drabs and blacks at

— flalf Price.

\Corset Steels

4, 6, or'6 Hook Blaoks and Drabs at.

FoR SALE
4-Room House and lee one corner
Washington &., Kooten: $800,
4-Room Honso and tot: on 1 kobe:
enay avenue, $9 a
2-Room cabin on Columtila ave.. ie
i. staurant on Columbia ave.
ene “axines aud 14 mbaths lease,
He or will rent.

“STILL LEAD
THE WAY, :

We reach the- hearts of the
corsumers through their stom.

ii 4 t in,” replied the young
achs by giving them the PURE ile is no’ K ou
HEALTHFUL, PLEASING man on the three-legged. stool. ‘He

BEVERAGE DRINK THE Se

“Tce he ia not in,” interrapted the
“a: s vititor, “This is about the hour he has
Le Roi
Guld Seaf

been in the habit usually.of coming in,
LAGER BEER.

inte iu???
“Yes, sir, bat-—-"””
Call for and see that you’
getit. Itis the most Heulth-

“Thanka, Dll wait.”
He eat down, picked up & newspaper,
ful “and Appetising Beer
brewed.

WANTED

4-Room House furnished -
5-Room House furnished ~
4-Room House unfurnished
3-Rgom douse: furnished
1& 2kdom Cabin: :

The subscription list of the Recorp,
as well as the advertising patronage, in
@ great Pp the vol
supportof this community. The peo-
ple have not been dogged and hounded
to death continually. The Recorp has

ithatood the” false of
unscrupulous solicitors for other publi-
cations, and is today the best read
newspaper in Rossland. Itis fair and
fearless, and publishes the news regard-
Jess of whom it concerns. This course
naturally brings a newspaper more or
lesa enemies, but it also brings it
friende. The Recorp was established
February 14; 1805, and has been a daily
since June 2, 1896. It has ‘stood in” : . ,
with no “cliques or rings” against the there is something you might do for me

au the same.”

. Jpeople, and that is why. it is popular Speak and it shall be done.” -
hee TTS on Lee — e-em BUUUU UP OLE £18 ow are a rich man, andI know you
own merits, and has survived the| by name. Iam eecretary of the gas

kind of that| company. Every month whea you

Under Skirts.

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

Latles ADO
Ladies’
Wrappers

Our line of Calico and Percale Wrappers is
now complete. .8izes from 82 to 44
‘At $1.00, $1.25, $150, $1.75, $2.00, $2. 50 $8. 00

slowly unfolded it, amd’ proceeded with
Ieieurely dignity to read.
The young man on the three-legged
Hool wrote away in silence.
‘Thus passed half an, hour. |
The caller grew restive. >
“By the way,” he aaid, ‘how—er—
Jong will it be before Mr.” kdsum comes
in?”
“] don’t know,” eaid the “young man

llofiman
House
Cae esate

A..F. STROBE, PROPRIET’R

‘Washington Street,
Rogsland...csessee, °

REGULAR MEATS

25°

AN D. “$00 LINE

G10
eambric Yokesof embroidery, inser- {) Alle
at $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 aud .

tera of tucks, insertions, laces and
NIGHT GOWNS: made of Cambrics and Nainsooks

* hes $1.25, $1.60, $1.75, 42.00..
Lace’, Insertions and - Embroideries—Some

on the stool. “He -went’out> about
ror Mask Officers: worth = 50 ‘and $3.00 : es

OCEAN oes ate aroute EAST. ;

’
7-00

LADIES’ Long Chemise:'made of best quality
tiona or laces, Skirts finished with
cluster of tucks and Subroidery.

LADIES’ Skirt s: made of cambric muelins and
lawns, deep umbrella frills, clus-
embroideries
at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.50... .
with Empire.yokes, round yokes,
tralls over shoulders, fancy collare, z

a ——
Special!
e
“Onelot of Skirt Chemiee, trimmed with
: ner “ ightl:
three weeks ago to stiotlier firm.”—Cin- with Lawn and Dimity Flounces and slightly
ciunati Enquirer. - mnussed snd goiled from show, ‘windows, ete.,
Atthe annual meeting. of’ the “Tron
Mask company recently held in &po-

money could give, and has never been
in a better position than now to go fer-
ward, working for the best interests of
Rossland, .

Better starve and freeze in a bull pen
for'all eternity than sigm away onr lib-
erty. It is better to die a free mar than
to live a slave. Those who are respon-
sible for the permit the miners are now
asked to sign in order to seek employ-
ment have no place in the American
government. Their home is in a despo-
tiem where tyrrany reigns

come in to pay your bill you make a
tremendous row for half an hour, and
declare that we area gang of highway
robbe:s. Ifyou would only. agree——”
“Nut to make a row over my gas bill.
Never; sir, never! You have saved my
lifeand [ am willing to draw you a
check for £10,000, but, as for fore going a
privilege granted only to free-born Bri-

if you saved my life a dozen times
ever!”

The Evening Recorp delivered to any

REELS Be:

Oldest Established House in ovtenagy
WILLIAM R. BEATTY®
Undertaker.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A 4
tons, Ican’t surrender it—couldn’t do it | === cn

BEST IN THE CITY

edb Eger Chickens and ve Fenster
bleadirect from the Far

3000 Miles? Comfort

SUNDAY
_ ate Sunday Chicken -
Dinner.
A SPECIALTY.

J. A. Macponap, J.8, CLurg, Jn,

Macdonald & Clute
Barristers, Solicitors “and Notaries.
or

Every public officer ‘who had

.part of the city for 65 cents per month

to do with the preparation of that ine
_ famous document dug his own political
grave:~ They willfully violated the plain
Provisions of the statutes of Idahe
which makes itacrime to require men
seeking employment to sign any such
permits. No: public officer can willfully
permite crime against the laws of his
state while attempting, to convict others
of crime without losing his honor before
all respectable people. No public. offi-
cer can play thexole of a criminal and
convict anyone else of crime. The
majeaty ofthe law depends‘on the law-
ful conduct of those who are entrusted
with ite enforcement. It is no justifica-
tion to say that because some local offi-
cera are charged with neglect of duty
that, therefore, other officers- have a
right to violate the Iawa they swore to
defend, and those who do so eacrifice
all their charges against othera in the
courts of the country. Those who go
into court to enforce the law and pun-
ish crime must do so with clean hands
anda clear record.—Wallace Tribune.

British Independance,

It was in Bradford. Anold man was
about to step in frontofa steam tram
going at full apeed, when a hand seized
him and fling him back. It was a nar-
row shave, and as soon as the old man
realized it he extended his hand to his
rescuer and exclaimed:

“You have saved my life and I can
never repay the debt!”

“I deserve no thanks,” was the mod-
est reply.

“But you deserve more than thanks.
Zam a rich man and I want to give you
some substantial token of my gratitude,
‘Here—let me write you a check for—”

“I couldn’t ‘accept anything—really.

W.J, LOUGHEED = J. FYFE

Wed. LOUGnEED C0.

Merchant Tailors
Ladies’ Drapers,

: Just arrived a fine range of
Flannel Suitings
IN GOOD ©

Colorings and
Patterns...

fi
[COLUMBIA AVE

gttors Bank of British N North fcuee

Le Roi-

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE._a>

JOHN F. LINBURG,
Stylish Rigs for 1¢:

nt
First clase Saddle and Pack
Horees. -

Branzus: Columbia Ave., "Phone No. 27.
Commercial Alley, ?Phone No. 39,

P.O. BOX, 186.

PROP.

Subscribe

—FOR THE—

ease

Nothing Succeeds Like Success.

The One Price Store.

WATCHES sat

Icouldn’t,” proteste! the other, “but

Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Only!

“AT. FROM _ Si. OO

All other merchandise at Eastern prices.

Cc. C. GIBSON & CO.

SLAUGHTERED

__EAGA. _

28 Spokane Street.
ee ers

g J. B. Johnson & C0. $

“-RoalEstate and.
Mining: brokers
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Fire jsarenes A -
loping Compan gents for the fol-

Norwich Pati of England,

We have sale for, all —

National of Iretan
Phontx of Hartlord :
» Atlas, Guardian,
< Lloyd's Fite Gass.

Standant Shes,

$
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“J. Be Johnson & Co
CLOOOGD HOO OOOO

SC caeeeomesesnnensees

GO to

and pas

i bia Ave. next door west of City offices.

Womans
Exchange

For the best HOME MADE BREAD 4

The Steg =

tries of.all kinda, East Colum-

reley, Sead temas oveand ‘oll
nt exeéeding thivty-Ave thotes
mile thereof, yond WoR othe poses. Poe

Dated May 25, 1899,

NOTICE.

gage b
ranches,
er purpose:
CAMPBELL USWALD,
ecretary.

‘bro trayns.
ait carmpoan th through gvetntate wea ee a
al for Moi

ys, for
Toeade,

aud Battirdays, for ‘Toranto.
On me-quartor hours the fester ialate
tweon Rosslan 1

SelRo1
“Nocustoms aidieulties with baggage.

Daily Train.

18 20k-Lv.—ROSSLAND.—Arr.—23.05k
Makea connection West Robson for
and from the north and main line, snd
to and from Nelzon, Kalo; Sandon and
other Slocan points.

For Rates, Tickets and Full Inform»

Agent, or

A. B: Mackenzie, City Tkt Age)

P. G. Denison, Agent., Tani

“W. F. ANDERSON,
T,P.-A., Nelson.

E. J. Covi,
DP A Vancr

WASHINGTON QTREEE
ROSSLAND. B

“HARRY MCINTOSH,
Merchants’ Lunch.
25c.

From 12 noon to 2:30 p m

SUNDAY

‘Chicken Dinner

wA-First Glass Bar.

RALLROAD TIME CHECKS
Miners Checks
@€vCashed.

Free of mae

PROPR,

Tap \  Caneoeteaad & DEACON,
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.

Rossland, B. C.

Miner Building, Columbla Avenue:

oh Call on or Address Nearest Loal-

kane the following officers: were elected:
Autin Corbin, president; B. J, enerss
vice-president; A. . T.> Herrick. =
orer,and J. F. Herrick Sarna ana
manager. The following are’ the mem-|-
ber of the board of trustees: ©- Austin
Corbin, D. C, Corbin, E. J. Reberts and

YOUR
CHOICE

While they last

+ Bustles

All the new styles at ....

50; 750 and $1.00

“Side Steels for Corsets

10c a wet of four

LF. Herrick, alf of Spokane; .A. -W.|

McCune, of Salt Lake City; J, P.
Gold Hill. Nevada, and John Cestes, of
Ottawa, Ont.

i Promised Treat Treat.

A“Tour of Cuba and the Hawaiian E

Tdands’” ia the title of s lecture announ-
ced for Thuraday évening'at-the Miners’
Union hall for the-benefit of the Sunday
thool library fand of the “St. George's
church, The lectarer is D. M: Crowley,

and the tropics; and he will throw 150
treen to illustrate his subject. _

Business Changes Hands.
Thomas Brownlee. has. bonght « the
Rowland Billiard and “Bowling hall of
“Iessrs, Smidt,’ Dunlop: and “Whitney
and will run it in firat class:order. | An-
drew Duncan, late of. Rochester, New
York, has’ ueen ‘engaged: as manager.

Mr. Bi

and has many friends so will_no doubt
increase the popularity of this pleasant
Teeort,
Church vic
Sunday services in the Baptiet eburch.
Rey, Mr. Gandier, Preabyterian, will
Peach in the mornitig at 11-0’clock, and
the pastor, Rey. W. -T,  Stackhonse. in
the evening at 7: The su bject for the
evening will be, ‘Mind Your Own Busi-
Deas,”
4 cordial invitation is extended to all.
Scats free, and plenty of hymn books.

Police Court.

50, which he did and was discharged.
Louis Benson, a railroad emplo

2
Waslet go upon: the charge of being

drunk and incapable and returned to his
Work. Yesterday was pay day.

te at Weller, Rossland’s pioneer san-
ry pluinber, has -the best. equipped
lumbing establishment in thovclutaed

brepared to do all kinda of _ plumbing

The dealer said: ‘You'll find our gooda
impoasible to beat!”’
‘And thereupon the farmer’a wife regret-
ted she had come.
She told the eager salesman, with in-
genousness sweet,
/Slae hoped to please her son and heir by
buying him adrom.

—Chicago Times-Herald.

ai. F. ” Fitzpatrick, the sanitary
plumber, has removed: his office an
shop to the corner of - Columbia avenue
and. Washington etreet, under. ee
Shaw’s cigar store. alte.

a

M, J. O’Hearn will have.to put an ex-
tension to his store in order to cary the
large stock of trunks and valiees just ar-
rived if they are not sold at once.

_—

Alook at M. J. O’Hearn’s stock of
trunks and valises will convince you
that he carries the largest and best atock.
n town.

a
The Rossland Laundry is doing good
work at reasonable prices. ay them,
Graham & Son. Near P. tf
—
WANTED.—A good lady solicitor.
Address A.-B., this office.

———

Keenest razors,

bod;

dy at any time. ee

m-fitting, etc., anywhere, for et f

3)]Catarrh

first-class work—at

The subscription orice of the: SEvgxIne
Rexcorp will be nts per month en
and after June 1.

Dr. A. W. CHASE

COMES TO-THE AID OF

=e Sutteror

A. G. CREELMAN
P. 0. BOX 315.

~|Oreslman & Beam,
CONTRACTORS
BUIDERS.

Estimates furnished on all kinds oe work
Jobbing promptly attended to.

Rossland BC

OFFicE AND HOF:
Commercial court, rear.
Alhambra Hotel.

GEO. BEAM |

‘Tinie Card of Tiains.

———
SPOKANE.
2—pany TRAINs—2

throat.
Catarrh i is another name for uncleanness.
‘Many men understand this, and make every
cer to cure is but it is beyond the ke ore of

ordi
No zelprespecting man can ignore Catarrh,
If teh has it in any form he makes constant effort
to be rid of it.
‘There is something about the manner of life
ana the climate of Canada that seems to breed
diseases of the mucous ‘Tmembrane. Medical
science ordinarily doesn’t try to cure Catarrh;
it “relieves” it; but Dr. Chase has been curin
Catarrh for over thiny years, and his name tt
blessed by thousands who have shaki
grasp of this {nsittious disease,
pa By all davers, peice ng conta pat bes,

‘rite for our interestin, Books” “ Invente'
"and He, x ne

oro
invention ‘or improvement and we. will tell
ny feo Our opinion as to whothor it is
. ake a specialty’
ed in otuer hands,
ished.

& MANION”
&

Civil & Me wineers, G: the
Polytechnte, Behocl of of Hnuinceena secuelor ia

led _Sclencet Universit bers
PElent tive ‘geelations J hmerisan Water Werke

rater Ws
Astoclation, Re sind W athe Works Xi
Booloty oF sie em

ore Ausocia tion,
ginioers.
” Orson: | Seasmerey, 2.0.

Ray’s barber shop, next to International.

} *Local Freight, Ws

BBBBBBBABIN

=Local Freight, E:
“sDaily, except Bunday; all others dofly.

J. W. HILL, General Agent,
jpokane, Washington.
A. D. Charlton, a Q.
_ ,. PI

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a’ Oregon,

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