ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAY 4, 1899.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAY. 4,,1889

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER 0. BMITH.

PUBLISHED DAILY RXCEFT SUNDAY.

ab COMMUNICATIONS ¢ to the faltor must
tbe panied by the name and address
of the writer, not nécessarily ror publica
tion, but aa evidence of good faith.

BUBSORIPTION RATES.
Daity per. week by carrier.
Eaily per month by mail.
Daily half year ‘by mi il.
Daily per year..
Daily per year, fore

Subscriptions invariably in advance,
Advertising ratea will bemade known on ap-
Plication . a

THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1899.

Weekly Ore Shipments.
The following ia the ore shipments for
the week ending April 28:
Tons.
. 1,440

It seems unreasonable that the city
council would ask the ratepayers to vote
them $150,000 with the underatanding
that it iato be used for puttingin an
independent water syatem. In the first
place the municipality has no water or
not a sufficient amount to supply °the
‘city and that is claimed. by the C. P. R.
and the smelting company. Again, the
estimate of the city engineer of ‘the cost
of a.water plant is $150,000 if the water,
could be taken from Rock and Murphy
creeks, and if. not, $45,000. more. The,
Jateness of the seagon taken into vonsid-|
‘eration "the Proposed new waterworks

would not be ready. for use for over two|”

years, and it could not. be finished next
summer. Inthe meantime everybody.
“goes on paying high water and light
tolls, The ratepayers will not. endorsg
. the debenture bylaw under the circum:
stances. :

The people would like to know why
“work has not been begun on the new
court ‘house the government is to build,
in Rosslan

we SSS

The city is now in debt $107,100. Add
“to it the $150,000 for waterworke and
“925, 000 at least fora lighting plant, $25,-
“000 ‘to complete the sewerage system,
“and, $10,000 for acity hall and $25,000
-for street improvements, and where are
we at? And, by the way, where ia the
“money coming from to compiete | the
sewerage? Ifthe city engineer is off as

much with his whole estimate as it is}

knewn he is with part of it, the $150,000
will be no where sufficient to put in an
indeppndent water system, even if the
_ Waters of Rock and Murphy creeks were
“available. . Of all these expenditures
the only source of revenue ia the water
and light plants, and it will be over two
years before that would begin to com-
mence. The ratepayere will think twice
before they vote any more debt,
—X—X—_

The main use of the covering at night
is to give the boily the warmth that is
lost by reduced circulation of the blood,
When the body lies down it isthe inten-
tion of nature that it should rest, and
that the heart especialy should be’ re-
hheved'temporarily of its regular work.
8o that organ makes 10 strokes a minnte
less than when the body is in an up-

, Tight position. This means 600 strokes
/ jn 60 minutes. Therefore, in the eight
* hours that one usually spends in taking
' glnights rest, the heart is saved ‘nearly
5,000 atrokes. Asit pumps six ounces
y of blood at each stroke, it lifts, 30,000
+ ounces leaa of blood in the night’s ses-
| gion than it would during the day, when
one is usually im an. upright position,
Now, the body is dependent for ite
warmth on the vigor of its circulatton,
and as the blood flows so much more
slowly through the veins when one is
lying down, the: warmth lost in the
reduced circulation must be supplied by
extra coverings.—Ex.

~ & BIG STEEL. TRUST.

Carnecion It ie Said, Has Been Offered $150,-
000 fer His Interests

New Ses May 4.—The Times pub-

lishes the following: . Further progress

toward the consolidation of the big steel

interests in thie country were made yee-

terday at a meeting held in the Holland

You

* JMOLS Sao0d ANd *|-
® AJOAISHOXA OG TEAA I

-

‘HE increase of business
necessitated the enlarge-
ment of our premises, 80

we have fitted the store Just One

Door East of our present building,

into a Modern Dry Goods estab-

lishment where every convenience
is offered for the comfort of our
many patrons.

The interior will always be
tastefully decorated,
our many fashionable and up to
date goods.

displaying

will not be inconven-

ienced by crowding at the differ—
ent tables.
of room for everybody.”
terior is amply lighted so you
may see what you are buying,

We expect to be in the new
Store by next week.

‘There will be plenty
The in-

THE BIG STORE

AUNTER BROS.

_| House. Judge W.. M. Moore of Chicago, |-

H.C. Frick, representing the Carnegie
interests, and other’ prominent tee}
manufacturers took. part. ‘After the
meeting there was.a , rumor that, $160,-
000,000 had been offered for the Carnegie
interests, and Mr.. Frick has. taken it
under, fon for

with Mr. Carnegie.

John W. Gates, president of the Am-
erican Steel & Wire Co., eaid-he had
not become & , member of the combina;
tion, but there was ,no telling what
might happen; The. deal, itia variously

d, would be luded

on 2 basis of from, $525,000,000. to $600,, .

000,000, moreover that it would. be

financed by the National City Bank, J:

P. Morgan.& Co.,. and..J. W... Seligman
Co.

Whole: Arrests,

. WARDNER, Idaho, May 4.—One, hun;
dred and four. prisonere have ‘been cap:
tured by the regulars, and are under
guard in a barn that bas been turned
into a jail for their detention. Among

them are many of the ringleaders in the
organization. Most of the chief dyna-
miters, howeyer, ‘are now getting out of
the country, but their capture ia be-
lieved to be only a matter of time,

Cascade Smelter.
George K. Stocker and A Chandler,
owners of the Cascade townsite, came in
last eyening and were were met by Mr,
Alridge of the tn smelter, on basi:
nega concern: elter at Cascad
The result of "i ei" interview was nol
made public,

‘The Rossland 1d Laundry i
work at: reasonable prices,
Graham &'8on. Near P. O. ‘Bast te tem

J. F._ Fitzpatrick, the sanitary
lumber, bas removed his office anc
sbop to the corner of Columbia avenu:
und Washington street, mnder Cay
Shaw’s cigar store.

is doing, Rood

Ci

Le Roi

Beer

STILL LEADS
THE WAY.

We reach the hearts of the
corsumers through their stom-
achs by giving them the PURE
HEALTHFUL, PLEASING
BEVERAGE DRINK THE

Le Roi
Gould Seal

LAGER BEER.

Call for and see that you
get it.’ Itis the most Heulth-
ful and Appetising Beer

H OFFMAN

WASHINGTON STREET
ROSSLAND. B. C.

HARRY MCINTOSH,
Merchants’ Lunch.

25¢e.
From 12 noon to 2:30 p m

BUNDAY

Chicken Dinner

wA First Class Bar.

RAILROAD TIME CHECKS
Miners Checks

@€eCashed.
Free of Charge.

PROPR,

The returns for the month of April 1899
from the Rogsland customs.house are as

$12,023.95
Value.
$288,817.00

Amount of duty collected....
Exports.
Ore .......

{Tur Evenina Recor delivered to any
part of the city for 25 cents a week.

Dr. A.. W. CHASE

COMES TO THE AID OF

S. GLAZAN|,
BIG STOCK.

OF

FURNITURE

STOVES

CROCKERY
GLASSWARE
CARPETS

PARLOR SETS
ELECTRIC Light Globes.

WANTED—Second Hand Household
goods for which. ‘the highest Price will be

paid,
S. GLAZAN.
FIRST AVENUE First Store East of
SPOKANE ST.

Catarrh=—=
= =Sufferers

vos A, life s a almost impossible for a |’
with bad Nobod;

times of the lungs, sometimes of the head, nose,
and throat. It is from Catarrh somewhere, and
Catarrh is another name for uncleanness.
lany men understand this, and make every
effort to cure it, but it is beyond the reach of ot
ordinary prac tice,
respecting man.can ignore Catarrh,
(7 tet has it te in any form he makes constant effort
to be rid of it.
‘There is something about the pane of life
and the climate of Cuna
diseases of the mucous enerabrane: Medical
science wea its but Be € try to cure’ Catarrh;
it **relieves" it; but, Dr. Chase has been curing
ears, rs, and his name t

Hotiman
House

A. F, STROBE, PROPRIER
Washingten Street,
Rossland.

a J. A. Macpox stp, 9.8. Churn, 9
+ Cours, a,

Macdonald & Clute
Barristers, Solicito
Solicitors for Hank of mate Nolaieg

forth Amarity
Roatan,

McCrae & Co:

Mining and
Investment Brokers,

McBaing Bure,

dential reporte furnl
tion by competent shat

Deslers in

Real Estate

MONEY Loaned at
LOW. Rates of Interest,

- CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED,

Cable Address, “Morse,” Roseland,
Codes, Clough’s and Bedford McNeity

Time Card of Tiaing,

SPOKANE,
2—pDAILY TRAINE—2

Palouse&t Vewinion Pra’h

*Central Wash. Branch.
*Local Freight, West.

*socnl Freight, Raat

Daily, excoftBunday; all others dotiy,

J. W. HILL, Geueral Agent,
Bpokene, Wasblofloo. 1

‘A. D. Chariton, A. G. PB. A,
Portland’ Oregon.

ANADIAN
“PACIFIC
AND. SOO LINE

OCEAN TO OCEAN... ROUTE. EAST
AND WEST.

3000 Miles? Comfort

rough firstclass sleepers on all trajas. Tot
niet anrous ass through Tigveietoke aa ee 5
Paul; Thursdays, for Montreal
Tueadaya and et for fe

Oneund one-qual aut
tween Kossland and.

Nocustoms a eneaities with ‘baggage.

Daily pai

18.20k-Lv.—ROSSLAND.—Arr.—23.05 |

Makes ‘connection West Robson {or
and from ‘the north and main line, ot
to and from Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon
other Slocan points.

For Rates, Tickets and Full Inform
on Gall-on. or Address Nearest Les!
Agent; or
A. B, Mackxzie, City Tkt Act fied ‘
P. G. Dentson, Agent. Tan
'. ANDERSON,
PAs, Neleon.

.. J. Corus,
Bs A ‘Vanc't

REGULAR MEALS

20°

BEST IN THE CITY

Fresh Eggs, Chickens and Vegeta-
bles direct from the Farm tig i

a

mds
, ‘hue Ave
dollars Ter mile ah jane for o

mar. 10,

@

HARVEY

About Those

PAINFUL

Vision reatored, defects comeeted 6 WW SPRING’S
‘UNTIL mite be

SUNDAY
ae(pi Sunday Chicken

Dinner. _
A SPECIALTY.

Subscribe

A. G. CREELMAN
P.O. BOX S15.

CONTRACTORS

i BUIDERS.
Eatimates furnished on elt ings ot wort
Jobbing promptly atte!

coiRE TEE eur Rossland BG

NUE & DEA & DEACON,
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.
Rossland, B. C.

‘Finer Building, Columble Aves:

MB oldest phy

Creelman & Beat, ®

PERSONALITIES.

Field Marshal Lard. Roberta is a ‘be-

Never epiritualiem.
sir David Huntor Blair ia the only

scotch baronet who is algo a monk.

qhe Duke of Fife keeps 12 suite goirg
at the #amo time, and never wears the
sane clothes twice in the same week.

Willism Edwards, a veteran British

Se poldier, who has fought in 90 battles, is

turning & mangle to supportan Invalid
wile.

It is the amiable custom of General
Charles H. Taylor, publisher of the Bos-
ton Glube, to give a dinner every year to
the employes ot his paper.

“pereonally.”” remarks = & London
writer, “The Marquis of Lorne has
quite lozt his a Highland laddie

gl

FLOODING THE COUNTRY.

Itallans ond Other Foreigners Are Rushing
Into the United States.
New York, May 4.—Itallan laborers
are rushing into this country ina vast
army. The ‘firatof thi- army reached
here Jast Saturday and since then 4,952
Italians have landed. She number of
all other nationalities received during
the same period reached 8,955.
In the Philippines.
Wasuixaton, May 4.—The war de-
pirtment has received the following,
giving the situation in the Phillippines:
Lawton helds Balibeg, captured on the
2nd inst., atter a rapid movement from
Angat, where he was supplied with a
wagon train, pack animals ani rations.
He scattered the strongly entrenched
enemy north and northwest, capturing

e is E
y cerry

large of food supplies. His
waa ded with
great diftic! because of the character

John D.
among old Cleveland merchants as a
oung nan in the. oil businces who was
often seen with face, hands and clothes
shinning with the 1lluminant.

Anephew of the king of Siam is. a
military cadet at Woolwich, England,
and one of his eons, who is preparing to
ater the British navy at Greenwich,
his won his way to the hearts
ofthe English by his skill aa a football
player.

Archbishop Corrigan of New York
preeides over the greatest Catholic see
jn Christendom, comprising the city and
cunty of New’ York, the: counties at
Westchester, Putnam, Dutches, Ulater,
Sullivan, Orange, Rockland snd also
the Bahama islands.

Dr. Charles Frederick Wuillgohs, the
ician in Ohio, still keeps np
his practive, although he is 93 year of
age. He says that every member of his
family for the last 800 years has lived
over 100 years; and his grandfather at
the age of 106 cradled. wheat for three
days in auccession,

BASEBALL.
Over $400 Aree ‘al eribed by Citizens cf
nd.

There is pieday over $100 subscribed
by the citizens‘of Rossland to'the “ base-

a the country, the rainand heat. He
now covers our railway communication
and will be supplied by Malolos. Mac-
Arthur’s column concentrated took up
the advance on San Fernandino at 6:30
this morning. Do not apprehend any
sharp resistance on the part of ehe ene-
my, Who will probably leave the rail-
road and retire in a northeasterly direc-
tion to the north of Lawton.
Klondyke Output.

Searrize, May 4.—Phe largest estimate
of the output of the Klondyke gold fields
this season ranges froin $12,000,000 to
$20,000,000. The Klondyke Nugget of
April 8 saya the output now haa been
more than doubled the last year and it
is probable that royalty this year will be
paid on over $8,900,000.

Woolen Mills Burned.

Krrraxe, Pa., May 4.—The Buffalo
woolen mills at Worthington, six miles
from here, has ‘been totally destroyed by
fire. The loss ia estimated at $75,900,
well insured.

Police Court.

Bell Burns, colored, was fined $40 this
morning for kecping a house of il) fame
and Nita Lang $20 for being an inmate.
The Burns woman got $10 extra for be-
ing late and a iittle pert.

ball clab which was recently o

‘The rounds, are in'good and
itis the purposé' ‘of the club to induce a
Spok:

24th of this’
0 hasthe mat-
ter in hsud, and thinks he can very soon
announce dates and players.
Says She Did It. .
Sr. Louis, Mry 4.—Thos. W. Shackle
ford, who was sentenced tobe hanged
today for the murder’ ‘of a man ‘named
Taylor, was given'a respite of thirty
days by Governor ‘Stephens, This ‘ac-
thn was taken because Nettie Taylor
filed an affidavit with the governor con-
fewing ‘that she: and: not Shackleford
‘was guilty of the murder of ber husband.
She asked that Shackleford be pardon-
«i, The Taylor woman was tried and
acquitted of the charge of murdering her
husband,

Chief Keokukaka Dead.

Guruar, Okla,," May 4.—Keokukaka,
chief of the Sac and Fux Indians, died
ofumallpox. The tribe’ now ‘numbers
312 full blooded Indians, 107 having died
of smallpox, Keokakaka, “The Watch-
ful Fox,” was a son of the Greater Keo-
kukaka, the firat chief of the Sac and
Fox Indiana after whom Keokukake,
Towa, ie named.

Archbishop of Toronto.

Toronto, May 4.—The ceremonies at-
tending the installation of his Grace
Most Rev, Dennia O’Connor, archbishop
of Teronto, were very impreseive.
Among the dintinguished: visitora’ from
outside were Sir Wilfril Laurier, Hon.
R. W. Scott, Hon. William Mullock and
Hon John Costigan,

To the Grand Lodge.

Capt. S. B. Shaw, past. president of
the Rossland Eagles, left today for Eeat-
tlefor the purpose of attending the
frand lodge which will meet tomorrow
aad be in session for four days. Dan

Thomas, President, was aleoelected a
delegate, but wan unable to get away.

Will Marry a Prince,
eons. May 4.—Miss Julian Dent
rant, daughter of Gen, Fred Grant, is
suged to Prince Cantacuzene of Rus-
late military attache to his country’s

Sy, aeeome: General Grant bas

Throws 800 Men Out of Work.

Penora, Ill, Ma
Ns y 4—As a result of
Oe demand for an advance in wages the
thee ous. Sugar Refining works has closed
‘ing 800 men out of work.
——_ ss

Steatspun

tan G, May 4.—Emperor Wil-
ia sleet sof Germany arrived
decorate aay: The city is profusedly

St. Charles House-

CHAS, EHLFRS, PROP.
Board and Room

$6.00 Week

Firat class accomodation.
WEST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

Millions Are Made By Mining

MICHIGAN BOY

Gold Mining Company

REPUBLIC, WASHINGTON.

Four full cleime Mich igen] Boy, Reiv-
leer No, 2, Edna, and Sidney, situated

one-half mile southwest of the One
Thousand Dollee $ Day Sividend payers
R., ane

RIBBONS |E

We have the Ribnons that make
the most stylish Crush Belts,
Ties, Scarfs, etc. We are dis-
playing a line of Fancy Ribboris
that needs no urging to find quick
buyers at our Ribbon Counter.

-15¢, 25e, 85c, 50¢ and

Per Yard.

Plain and Fency Sash Ribbons
. 26e, 85e, 50c and 650 per yard.

SHIRT...
WAISTS

-Supposing the, weather is cold
and Spring lingers ‘in the lap .of.
Winter, don't put off the buying
of your Spring and Summer Waists
and Blouses, Early. ‘choosing: is
the best.

AND

New Bells, Belting,
Beil-buckies:

The New «Caila” Belt

ane Latest Summer feehion,

“The | Kerabol Bells

Are new attractive sad Fe ular priced at.

, 50c, 65e, 75c and $1.00.
‘Wile Kid Belts

, O5c, 76c, and $1.

.26c, 85c, 50c, 65c and GBc.
THE wey BELTING AND BUCKLES
are interesting’ because they are
new, and YORK’S Latest.
We sell them at popular prices.

Ladies’ Shirt Walsts

Ladies’ Fine Shirt Waiste made’ of French and
Scotch Ginghams,: Madras: Cloth, Lawn ‘Perales,
Chambray Piques, ‘Sateens, ‘etc., in. neat) stripes,.
Checks, Plaida, golid colors and. polka dots. .: Sizes
from 82 to 42 at 75c, $1.00, $1.26, $1.60, $1.75, $2.00,
$2.50, $3.00 and $8.60 each.

Boys’ Shirt Waists ;
With Frilled Collars:and..Caffe; others, with Sailor

Collars and Knot to to match ; others plein at.75c,
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 each.

ro 35,30).
5, 15, Sh.

You will find an inter-
esting little: assortment |

of the latest” ayes, zi ., BE
leather goods, CO!
Bags, :Purses af eo
Cases. The prices are low

Ocket Books
upses and... °
suoneCAPd Cases

Ladies Linen'Skirts, epantill d Sonuiee or platy neat:
ly trimmed at. o $2.50.

Facies American Crash Skirts

cai Pique Skirts swith row “ot sualin—a 3
pretty skirt at.

The New Wash Goods.

WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF ‘THE LATEST WASH MATERIALS IN-
CLUDING THE POPULAR PIQUES, SCOTCH GINGHAMS, MADRAS
AND ZEPHYRS, DOTTED SWISSES, MULLS, BRODERIES, ETC.

NEW BRICK BLOCK;

COLUMBIA AVENUE:

the Mountain ‘Lion, . With a 35-foot
ledge, which assays $30 and better across
the whole face, and will soon be. on
the list of dividend payers. To the south
are the Morning Glory, Troubadour, Hit
or Mise, and the Golden Lily group—
the latter 18 one one claim north of.the
Machi igan Boy Gold Mining Company’s
property.

This company is stocked for 1,000,000
shares, par value 5 cents, assessable to
par not to exceed one mill per share
per month. There are 400,000 shares in
in the treasury. All promoter’s stock
pooled until treasnry ateck is sold. Ali
money expended in ‘developing the prop-
ert;

Fist Iesue—200,000 shares at one cent,
100,000 of which were subscribed by the
buainess men of Republic the first day.

Send in your address at once if you
desire any of this issue.

Remit by postoffice money. order.

Claims all surv eyed and

Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office-and resi-
dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of
Toronto.

te Roi

day of
— pounded property:
One fron aaa

NOTICE:

Notice is hereby given, that I will, on the aun |
May ar tas. }, at 2 o'clock p.
highest bi idder, at at he city poundst tite f uewine

Dated Rossland, April 29, 1899.

NOTICE:

given th that's eral)
ofthe gaaearen matt
ity 1 Seb ‘be ‘he
Stussi’

8. FORTEATE,

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE.__seat>

JOHN F.. LINBURG,
Stylish Rigs for xent
First class Saddle and Pack
Horses.

Brapixs: Columbia Ave., ‘Phone qo
Commercial Alley,, ‘Phone No.

PROP.

WIKEOX |=

28 SPOKANE STREET.
AELLO ‘89,

AMPBE! sta
Dated April 28, 1098." i Reeretery

thas

as HSE

P. O. BOX, 136,

‘in progress.
THE NEXT ISSUE WILL BE

.100,000 SHARES AT.....

? CENTS.

President and Manager,
E, D, CARPENTER,
Republic, Wash.

J.B, HODGES,
Secretary and Treasurer.

P. O. Box 56.

and

GO to The "ay

Womans
Axchange

For the best HOME MADE pREeD
astries of all kinds. East Colum-
ve, next door west of City offices.

Magar!

ARRANGED for

Fepardin
ing AD VERTIS
pondence invited.

Large 0

T. W. HOWARD
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
108 BisHorscaTE-Br., Lonpoy, E. C,

IF YOU WANT AN ADVERTISEMENT, Large
orSmall, Inserted in any
ine, of Pertodicel, save
troublesome details by sending
T. W. HOWARD,
we BIsHOPscaTE-stREET, LOXDON.,

(ATES EURNISHED. and ‘CONTRACTS

Ick
the ‘nest Stediuine for bring:
before the Put?" 3, rer

T.. W. HOWARD,
108, BISHOPSGATE-GTREET, LONDON, E. C.
Ay
Be Sy rae RossuaNDER and British Co-

Metropolitan
Opera Co.

aBRER NIGHTS COMMENCING
MONDAY MAY 1,

Monday’ Evening. .
Tuesday Evening
Wednesday Evening. eee Oliv

Wilt Richie
Wayne’ Hogemon
Eddie Smit!

Sidney 'Rhorer
Blandhe Aldrach
Alice-James
Janette Lincoln
Lillian Kimble

PRICES, 50c, 76c, $1.00
Seats on sale rt Roll’s Drag store,

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