* into the p

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JULY 6. igo0.

‘THE -ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING,
‘Tue Onpast. Daity iy:tie i girrmnic

PUBLISHED DAILY faxones SUNDAY:

OFFICE: BASEMENT. PosTorFiCN Boge.
TRL. 98. By 0, nox 538.

—
tein, or nutritive substance, while
that taken ‘from the packages

shipped fram: Halifax to.South Afri-
‘caontained 16, bsy. In his report

Mr McFarlane Says:

“Since the average percentage of
ids in wheat is 12, it does not

“SUSORIPTION RATES:

‘Dal 11: r month by mail.
Bal. fale year by mall

Daily, per ear, forelxi a
becriptions invariably in advance,

“Advertising Fhtds will’be. fuade known upon
application.

‘TheRxcorn reaches the people.

appear that this proteid powder is
a very concentrated food, or is en-
titled to its name, or. has a_ food
value ‘equivalent to $2 per pound.”
Four ounces of Devjin's stuff was
said to constitute (a day’s ration.
Yet Dr. Ruttan, professor of chem-
istry at McGill university, testified

That Idi doing fairly active
work would require between a pound
anda half anda pound and: three-
quarters, in order to get sufficient

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

‘ Arrive from |», DESTINATION, . | Leave for

svosam. | Rasen Gees

at «ing Sunday. .

ze Eralls Nielson, and

Crow’ ext points,
dally, including ‘Sun: (2355 p.m.

days and Boundary

~ poate, dally, except
te be. Nelson, Ay 7:00 a.m.

w Lake points a
main line

10 peas Nelson,
12:05 p.m,

630a.m.] ||..,,.Spokane......+
ER em] ed Spokane. 1100 p,m.

“ ‘TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
. OF MAILS."

DESTINATIONS.

CLOSE | | DUE

Revelstoke and all points
least and west, including Kam
32:00 p.m.|ioops. Vancouver, Vic 2

daily. |the Okanogan, Simillamesn.| di

Cast hd ‘Kiondyke dis’
ict

sar ‘rail, Robson, Nakusp,
andor). Halcyon” Springs:
and all sioean ‘and ardent
districts.

Nelson, Kasto, and Ymir,

and all Rootenay Take, and]

aug a.m, row Nest "Fass “cohnec|s:9 p. m.
daily. daily,

, | #Spokane, Northport, and
all maken United States,

| Ordinary dstter, mail only,
for all Eastern Canada, the]
furited id Kingdon a and all En-
foreign|

countries.
Nelson and Nel: Nelson district.

Crow's Nest Pass, NW.
a ‘ra Territories, Manitoba, East
pee a Canada, United King-|
al a dora and all | European a |

Grand Forks. _( Greenw
Mibway and all other Bocce
ary District points*

a

. Australia, chies and Japan—See speciat notices
© Lette Registration
hhouf previous tethe aime (ar closing he atl
The postoffice is open from 8a. m., t és
dally, Except Sunday). ohm

‘TO ADVERTISERS,

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

THIN WHITEWASH.

The majority report of the parlia-
mentary committee which inquired
1 of ‘Tae

must be posted half an |.

eidé ”; for: ‘the would re-
quire four and one-half ounces of
pure proteids daily. In other words,
Dr. Devlin’s so-called concentrated
food, only contained ‘one-sixth of the
nutriment ‘necessary for a soldier on
active duty. This stuff was furnished
the soldiers as‘a last resort to sus-
tain life when cut off from other
supplies.

In the face of this fact, which is
the central fact in the whole case,
the majority -report treats the mat-
ter asa quarrel, between two rival
manufacturers of concentrated food
and it busies itself with proving
that Devlin’s food, which was
bought, was as’ good as Hatch’s,
which had been tested last -fall but
was not, bought. Having. proved
that due care was taken by Minis-
ter Borden’s subordinates. to. prove
this, the éommittee has only proved
that neither Hatch’s nor Devlin's
food was worthy to be called con-
centrated, since common wheat
contains three-fourths as much nu-
tritive substance as either.

The minority report shows that,
after having received tenders of

| emergency rations from two other

parties Jast fall, the militia depart-
ment hurriedly gave a contract to
Devlin, whose product had never
been tested, ignoréd alll others, made
no tests, invited no tenders, and
paid Devlin a price which yielded
him nearly 300% profit.

Parliament.may whitewash a job
like this, but the voters are apt to
scrape off the whitewash,

EDITORIAL NOTES.

Should the Oregon prove a total
loss, it will be felt almost as keenly
by the American people as a reverse
in the Spanish war would have
been.

The most careful assay of Hon. J.
Israel Tarte’s career in France will
fail to disclose a trace of golden si-
lence.—Toronto Telegram,

The Bull and the Bear are in the
China shop together, but up to date
they do not appear to have done a
great deal of damage.—Toronto
Star.

A ,great deal of promising laun-
dry talent is going astray in China.

tions for the second contingent is
about as transparent a coat of white-
wash as was ever laid upon a piece
of jobbery. One has but to read’
the majority and minority reports
to see this. The majority skims
over the subject, while the minority
g0es into it thoroughly.

The majority tries to make it ap-
pear that the charges originated
with disappointed manufacturers of
emergency __ rations, Whatever
blame the majority is compelled to
admit as attaching to the depart-:

+ ment of militia is shuffled off to the

subordinates, although it is an ac-
cepted principle that a superior. is
responsible for the acts of his sub-

—Baltimore American, 2
The poll boxes for two polling
places in Cassiar did not reach their
destination in time for the élection
and therefore a new election is likely
to’ be ordered. You cannot rush
things in Cassiar; it’s a large coun-
try.

Russell ‘A. Alger jr. lost his right
arm through the explosion ot a
Fourth of July firecracker. His
father lost his job in the United
States cabinet through his attempt
to manage the war with Spain
without making enemies.

ordinates... Another peg is
the collector of ‘customs at Mon-
treal. ‘His conduct in allowing the
second shipment of the stuff out of
which Dr. Devlin made his vitallin

Gr d is d by a de-
mand for the suppression of gamb-
ling. A correspondent of the Times
asked why the ‘‘sky pilots” did not
tackle the subject, but ‘‘the parson”
replies declining to fight a skunk.

is d {wholly i

The main issue is not whether
Hatch’s protose or Devlia’s vitallin,
was the better food, nor whether
the latter was identical. with the
stuff tested at Kingston. The
question is whether Devlin’s food
was so concentrated as to fill the re-
quir of an ration ‘|
Thomas McFarlane, chief analyst of
the inland revenue department, found

_ the sample furnished with Devlin’s

tender‘to contain only 16% of ‘pro-

If Tommy Atkins were given the
chance. of going .to China by the
broiling, Red Sea route or by the
cool and breezy Canadian route,
there is no doubt about his decision.

John Houston M.P.P.’s Tribune
criticizes “Premier Dunsmuir for
neglecting Kootenay and Yale in
the ‘selection of his ministers and

suggests that the ‘seven members

from these districts vote as a unit
to enforce recognition. The Nelson
Miner says Houston's 'kickyis in-

was overlooked. !

_.. Born ra
At Rossland, B;,C., on “Wednes-
day, July 4, 1900, te the wife of F.
S. Burr, a daughter, weight “seven
pounds. . .
Try the Kooteqay dinners. ;

‘They Aurés to Stop Fighting

By amicable..agreement between
tha proprietors, the Nelson Miner
has abandoned ‘thé morning ‘field to
the Tribune and is now published as
an evening paper. In announcing
the fact, the Miner reminds its read-
ers that newspapers are not pub-
lished for fun, a fact which the peo-
ple are too apt to forget.

TODAY'S mK SALES,

Following is a summary of the
sales on the local exchange today,
together with the quotations:

_. BossIaud Sales,

Sales today on the local exchange
were as follows: Giant, ro00, 234c,
Winnipeg,

500, 1000, 1000, 236¢};.
1000,1334,2000,13 43
boo, 500, 23 c, 6000,

spired by, Pisaepcintinase that he}!

Tue CENTRAL

DRY GOODS STORE.

‘AN OFFERING

At Prices to Clear.

Ladies
Tailor-Made
Garments. . =

AiTALALAUAMAMALLAALA

Beautifulcombinations
in Plain Skirts and
Checked Skirts.*.*.*.*.

aT it

ALAM AN ANLALAAMALEALIAAAL

As we lave not a great
-many left,
-the balance of.........+

swe: also “offer

ria Mines, 2500, 154c;
2000, 2c; Mountain Lion, §00,;85¢;

Black Tail, 1000," $ Tamarac,
2000, 3c. Total sales. 21,000
shares,

Aa

It would be well to look after these snaps at once. —

;

‘Holstead & Wright

Cor. First Ave. and Washington! St.

THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING STORE =
sath shah saciid iach

22 Columbia Aveuue,
Rossland, B. C.

POLLS

vay

‘Katie D. Green G. M.
and D. Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

; Property "situated on North Fork Salmon

River, Erie District, B. C.

offered to the public at

and can be had on application to

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

71-2 Cents per Share,

GEORGE H. GREEN,
Sec-Treasurer,

wenn.

lig
2494
1
1 u
1 12
: E
Cari toe [Camp Mer innsy] 8 82
Centre Btar .. 155 $145
C 0.0
D 5
D
B pry .
ui 4
2
3s 28
L. 1 13%
ine Fe
nj
Knob Hill, a i Rd
one Pine WK 4
lonte Chri : ¥ 2
L
co
V)$ 1.00 90
ty... 1%
Okanogan (A: 74 A
: 8 a
fetews 10 90
Peorin Mine: 1
Princess Maud. a 4 3
25 223
95 34
3
uillyan 14 10.
‘aniorac
‘om Thumb. 0% 48
an Ande 3g 2
145
8
6 16
Winnipeg wo, “2
Telephone 86. ‘P.O. Box 268
A B. MACKENZIE & CO.
.
MINING BRCKERS,
Columbia Ave, Rousland, B. 0

‘Established May, 1895,
THE REDDIN- JACKSON. co.

Aimireo Gasnerys

MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS.

A; ents for ParisBell Addit ion to Rossland.

INVESTORS

will find the office |

BIG FOUR

Two doors above Masonic, fiall,
Columbia avenue.

Thaee Large Veins, Good -
Values, Large Ore Body;
one mile west of the city
and These eeeseceeeceee

Will be pleased to show parties
properties, &c., by calling at office

A. G. CREELMAN,

CONTRACTOR

AND BUILDER,

Entimates furnished on, all kinds of
: Promptly attended to." JOO

Office and shop: Commercial Court, tham-
bre hotel, "P.O. Box aise 4

Best Buyin Rossland |

Sureka C

ROSS THOMPSON........

T have the following blocks i in the following companies for :ale

» Evening Star,
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Original Townsite

Reddin. JacksonCo., Agents, Rossland, B. C

The,Arlington.—_ =
sid THE. LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL
<"" Headquarters_for Commer. :
cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms.
UNEXCELLED TABLE.

Toun Haverty, Proprietor.

Subscribe for. the Record.

50 Cents per Month Delivered.

l
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|
:
:

FOR RENT.

Boxes in Bank of Montreal Safe-

‘ ty Deposit Vault.

BES BED ADDER REY CR ES CRABS PETER SIES KBERN DER ERIE!

OCS ABL DAVEY ATES Co Oe PLDABER ERC UIT AL

ATIC TT
PHI EITE

¥
q
Pr:

‘Served to
your:
residence
daily,.
for: Fifty _

Der. ‘month.

a

nee? nannrnnnens
CLIP IDIEREL ELE)

£ “respondent says:

* ‘gagement..

ROSSLAND. EVENING ;RECORD;: JULY. 6,_-1900

‘Through Steopor.

With the inauguration of the
‘Imperial Limited” service | the
Canadian Pacific railway operate a
through sleeper between Arrow-
head and Vancouver for the accom-

dati. of the K b carries the best assortment of Imported. and do-

are y mestic goods in Kossland. None but first-class
This will be a very great conven-|tabor employed. Prices’ moderate,
ience to the travelling public. Avenue, Rossland.

GOOD SEBIES OF GAMES acquitted themselves créditably, CLASSIFIED,
re ‘Rage taneaE Ee i though new to the kind of fighting.
Wow of Baseball 1a Prospect—Teani tn They killed four Boers and: bent off

New Cairn! is the attack, Another correspondent

The Rossland baseball club.'‘nuw | says the Boers were well concealed
has -a good series of games ahend during the attack and that. Strath-
in’ \the | immediate future. Next} cona’s Horse lust one killed aid
Sunday it will play Nelson; on Captain Cooper missing.”

Friday, July-13, Stanford; on ‘Sat- fn
urday, July 14, the Boston Bloomer.
girls and on Sunday, July.15, Stan-
ford again. © “All these games will be];
played in Rossland.

On Sunday the team will appear
in handsome new uniforms. These
will consist of blue shirts, pants and:
caps, maroon belts and stockings.
The name of the team’ ‘will be let-

i(Rolt' & Grogan
- FOR 1 ENT.

Office on first floor 11.» Block.
Office and rooms on sect
ae, and secon, Moor Burns

Adeerticemente under this head inserted at the
Teas Hanis conte, Sie xenon, caken Pot

AES TAILORING.

O. SAVARD, Fashlonable Merchant Tallor,

Large Warehouse in center of town,
FOk SALE.

Seven-roomed D ng house,
tarnished ‘ello good tool plastered

| Hotei ee Baloon on Second avenue. _
splendid business opportunity.

MONTREAL LOAN
& INVESTMENT Co

Columbla

‘Imperial
Limited”

¥.

Service for the year 1900

Miss Margaret Johns,
of Mrs, King, who has been atténd-
ing school for the past two yenrsat| Is
Toronto, returned last evening. ion.

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE—Four-roomed house, plastered and
palnted, and lot; central; $700. ‘Ts Prest, 26 Co-
'y for a good E lumbia avenue,

4A _ soap to ibe pure need not| Fon RENT— House, five rooms, $13; two

Bo Bidet a New Breudent i ily be high priced. We] rooms, $6; lpuse, three rooms, $3. ‘T. Prest, 26
A have on hand a large assortment of | Columbia avenue.

A new president of the Miners’ | all-the leading makes of toilet soaps] “FoR BALE—Fine lot

union will be elected by ballot to-|and we have,: besides, other varie-|cheap.  ‘T. Pursr,

Pure Soap

Columbia ave.,
26 Colum

morrow. Polls. will. be -open at] ties, which, if not so well known, | FOR SALE—New house and I ur room s will) bec INCORPORATED
= bs OMmimenc
pein ite ae tan the shirts and Miners’ union’ hall from 1 to 8:30| are: fully as good and cost less ed Mitehen randy good | aly $575 j nced Head office, Imperial building, St. James Street,
My ja ferms. it, 4 : “ss .
Balt cake ros *) JUNE 10. The “Ittipe-| aucnorizea capie

p.m. money.
‘ Ross.anp Druc Co.,, Phone,185.

Subscribed Canita $800,000,
FOR SALE—Bouse and lot; four rvoms and! tial Limited’? takes aoe r et i
kitchen and verandah; corner lot, only $600;. half nth the Toll a Bose of Bie gerace there
cash, balance on easy terms. .T, Prest, 26 Colum= fv ton Thos: Mayne Daly Or,

:.color on the caps...

Kootenay Innches are the: best.

Jack Allen Now a Fireman

: ou, across the [=| Bimer A. Rolf, 11

zo monuae smimronn anny | ___tumeower mice {Steam y tie (Cont nee St geo
ss r. ‘Falding.
ae ee The, ‘Hoasland” Auction House!” WANTED—Hiphest price paid forckean| Ment in four dayswith- The pense ==
ay Pea Gets moe i. r
ternational, has’ been added to the | ¢* irae is aaa for, one = ene g | cutton rags at this oltice. out change. It is a eee eree rope So the
chemical crew of the:fre depart- jou. , [the Vernon Nelson. -Tele-| “For gaLE—Dandles of ol paners for] goliel tibuled trai Fepayable in monthly nataimenis Sa amounts
ment. He is an old fireman, having By Associated Press, phone pany’s office, has decided | sale at this office, vestibule rain,
For further information, apply to

served three years in the volunteer New York, July 6.—A special to go out of business. ,: The store is z
department and having been ‘a ° call | from Washington sayst for rent, fixtures for :sale and, the | Application for Hotel License.
stock will be offeced-at prices‘ un-| | Notice is hereby given that at the next sitting of

man. recently. ‘Secretary Root is preparing a heard of. the Board of License Commissioners for the city 0

luxuriously equipped
with every possible, es-

W. 4. FALDING,

Bank of Montreal Chambers, Gslewbla Tete.

2 oes The sale is now goin, - A
bill.for the reorganization of the] on, Be. coe: Lait make: ak Enon 2 WeSten sential for the comfort

hotel on Second avenue, Rossland.
Ww.
Dated this rst day of July, 1900. McLeon, a

‘Clara Mathes Company Coming | regular army even: more radical in fey
: Commencihg. July: 16,'the’: Claraits nature than the one submitted in ; é ¢
Mathes company. will filla week’s|the last session, An official in close | 2-2 -@-@820202009,

.|, and convenience . of Miss Swanson

Passengers. Ask«your

Appilcatton for Hotel License.

gag at the Rossland opera touch with the secretary says. it is * Ostuste —AT THE—
house. There is a.different style of|the intention of the d. partment to J J S af is Bes state eae ie friends who have trav-
; m J. Lwill make application for a
soln fer Cela ned tie rene oe ee ce mann es oe dob | JERE CE tt elled on ih eeradiieess CLARENDON ;
pet io hpiaccas tae ean irene card et esa aah e A Dated this oth day of June, sgoa0 OVEN
has played 30 states during the sea- | Of this size, it is estimated, will be q E.J.COYLE) ~ W.Fe : ANDERSON, GIVES THE

Spe ally’: needed to ly cope with the
At ‘Atlanta; Gaz, situation-in the Philippines.”

aving been
ful in'the ‘south.
the company played to
room only in Spposition to © Olga
Nethersole.

Nance c 7 Nelson, a "C. BEST LU NC H E 5X
HOTEL HOFFMAN, 7

Washington Street, Roseland, B, 0.

F. : W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

Fine Bottled Goods.

Physicians recommend most
highly “Schlitz’s extract of malt.
Sold :by the: bottle ‘at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. Import-
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate price: tf-

In Custom, House building
New York Life Insurance Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, B. C.

of every
description
executed with

Come and Try The.

*QOOD “WORK [0F STRATHCOXAS

—THE—

MONTANA
STABLES.

HANDSOME SADDLE HORSES
S'YLISH TURNOUTS.

and dispatch
at the...

e
The Record: $)

Office

——aw

Furnished Rooms.

Le Roi Liverv, Feed
& Sale Stables.

JOHN F. LINDBURG ..- {PROPRIETOR

~ hey Acquitted Themselves wen in
Fight, Beating Boers,
Toronto, July 5.——The Globe cor-

First-Class Bar.

Ladies’ tailoring—Fit, style and
satisfaction guaranteed at Lough-

“The Times cor d at
Greylingstadt refers to the work of| €ed’s.
Strathcona’s Horse in their first en- Hazelwood ice cream, ice czeam
He says the Canad‘ans| soda, -G. B. ‘chocolates, fresh | cut
were engaged for the first time and] flo wers, etc., at the Bon Ton tf

Heavy Transferring.
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.
STABLES:

Commercial ‘Alley,:’Phone No. 39,
Postofiice Box 16.

Railroad and Miners Fie. Oheoks
cashed, free oF cha

Harry Mcintosh -° - Proprietor, PHONE NO. 6 FOR A GURNEY

 EHEHEISRIRE EINER HRE ISIS HK KEKInE mR TEig

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

600,000 Shares’ of which are placed int the Treasury.

E Property of this Company consists of four claims, namely:.. The “CASCADE, *» the CASCADE FRACTION,” the “ROYAL KAN a *
“CALIFORNIA,” all situate on Grenville Mountain, Trail Creek Mining Division of West Kootenay District, British Co!umbia, about three ANGAROO, cen
> 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 oiling, 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 fora 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 aver: age 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? ‘ot aéeount of ‘jit being a tunnel proposition and that the tunnel fo'lows the vein
and considering 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.
F or particulars, WE, B. TO WIN SEN D. Rossland, 9. e.

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