ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, APRIL 14, 1809.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, APRIL 14, 1889.

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER O. SMITH.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1899.

THE MINER VS, C. P. BR

Itisno partof the business of the Recorp to fight the battles of the C. Pr. R., or any other corporation, not even Mr. Heinze’s, but we are constrained to say that the never ceasing harangue of the morning paper against the C. P. R. isb it ing and

tat

Some things the Miner says against the C. P. R. may be true, but they: are’ true of all railroad companies, and gen- erally more objectionably so than with that corporation.

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While Mr. Whyte, the general mana- ger of the western division of the 0. P. R., was in the city recently he explain- ed tothe Miner that the “old rails’ on the Crow’s Nest division were really of a better quality than the rails turned out nowadays, and that they were taken off of the mountain divisions of the main

. Hine and replaced with heavier rails be- cause very heavy engines: had been put, on those mountain divisions. The Min- er published this statement, but goes on railing about the old raila, without giv- ing apy evidence. that they are not all

right, wa *

Ifthe Miner could point out wherein the C. P. R. was worse than any other corporation, or wherein its constant abuse could result in any good to this community, the people would have some .patiencein reading . its long daily edito-

-rials; but: .as it does neither they sare

Biege,

Dress Goods.

Serges

Poplins,

Crepons,

blacks.)

Amazon Cloths, French Cashmere.

Fancy Checks,

Alpacas Pirle Coating

Brilliantines Grenadines

The most Fashionable and by far the most reason- able in‘ price ever presented to the Women of this city.

An incomparaple array of the most Exquisite Styles and Weaves in DRESS GOODS that the Women of Rossland have ever had the. pleasure of seeing.

AUNTE

that the waterworks company would be able to unduly influence the ratepayers into voting to buy ita plant will be re- sented by every: honorable. citizen of Rossland., The people should surely be trusted to make a proper disposition of their own moncy without being ‘accused

heartily tired of its endless id = * *

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‘The bias and unreasonable malice of ‘the Miner toward the C. P. R. is glow- ingly manifest in its discussion of the transportation and treatment rate on the oresfrom-'the Rossland mines to the railamelter. While Mr. Heinze, the Teputed owner of the Miner, owned the ‘Trail amelter.and railroad between the mines and:the smelter, he charged $11 a ton for freight and creatment and forced the owners of the Le Roi’ mine to build @ smelter, at Northport, because he would not give them a satisfactory rate, or sell them a smelter site along hie line. When the C.P,R, bought the smelter and railroad it gave a rate of $7 for transportation and treatment: and Jater reduced it to $6. Now the Ross- Iand Miner criticises tne ©. P.R. for trying to monopolize the melting and transportation businces, and insists that the ore should be hauled and treated for 96 a ton or less.

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The Rrecorp must not be regarded az in the Sight, for it is not, but it, like all

d, is d with the conti

ous unreagonable attacks upon a corpor- ation-which ia no better or.ne woree than other corporations, with probably the exception of the Heinze combine, which got-s round figure for ite holdingsin this aection from the C. P. R.

The land Water & Ligh

ebjects to being bulidozed into selling its plant to the city at itsown price, and the city council objects to being bull- doxed into paying the company’s price. The best way to settle it is to submit the proposition of buying and the proposi- tion of putting in a syatem to the people. Their money is to be used, and they can

Ri) best judge of. what they want, and| ,,

should not be bulldozed into either pro- position ‘by the city council.

of being ibl

—____ In di a P ai against three Montreal newspaper men for commenting upon a case while it was upon trial, Judge Wurtle said’ itwas improper that any comments should ap- pear during the hearing of the case, Lut when it’ was finished the newspapers may make any comment they saw fit about the judge, jurors or witnesses, s0 long agit was not done through hatred or ill-will, but in the public interest. In fact, he considered proper comments should be made as.it was a great pro- tection and obliged the officials to keep within the law by reminding them they may becalled to account, This is a commendable and more liberal view than is taken by the judges of this _pro- vince, who seem to regard the dignity of the court above everything else.

—_—_——— C. M. Weller, Rossland’s pioneer ean- ilary plumber, has the best equipped lambing establishment in the city and is prepared to do all kinds of plumbing eteam-fitting, etc., anywhere, for any body at any time. 1-10-tf

J. ¥F._ Fitzpatrick, the sanitary plumber, has removed his office and shop to the corner of Columbia avenue and Washington street, under Cap Shaw’s cigar store. diti.

CURES THE WORLD

Rheumatism Banish- ed Like Magic.

Re- llef from One Dose.

Mr, H. W. Sherman, proprietor of the Sherman House, Morrisburg, Ont. ls known by thousands of Canadians, hence the fol- lowing atatement from Mf be read with great interest and pleasure “I have been cured of rheumatism of tes years’ standing In three days, One bottle! of SOUTH AMERICAN RHEUMATIC: this most remarkable cure.

‘Amerl-

Tt did me fees, in Le goctoring Lever did in my

—_—K€,_ The insinuation of the morning paper

fr, Sherman will]

THE BIG STORE R

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BROS.

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S. GLAZAN

——CARRIES A——

BIG STOCK

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OF _ FURNITURE STOVES CROCKERY GLASSWARE ** “CARPETS PARLOR SETS ELECTRIC Light Globes.

WANTED—Second Hand Househoid goods for which the highest price will be

paid, S. GLAZAN,

FIRST AVENUE First Store East of SPOKANE 8T.

Regular bucio ula

Every night by the only licensed auctioneer

M. J. WALKER,

At Bpol ‘goots ul every dereri

Tementagiven ateresy Fecal nis given atchearest rates, Cal

sddrere be. Box 104.

M: A: Wilson & Co,»

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords for Trousers, ..

SPOKANE STREET One Door East of Col. Avenue.

Sold by Goodevs: Brothers.

Pe Ne the day ae = ES]

Le Roi

Beer

STILL LEADS THE WAY. / We reach the hearts of the coreumers through their stom- achy by giving them the PURE HEALTHFUL, PLEASING BEVERAGE DRINK THE

Le Roi Guld Seal

LAGER BEER.

Call for and sce that you getit. It is the most Health- ful and Appetising Beer

Epwanp Crovyn, 3.8. de Ae BEACDON ALE CMTE TR, Macdonald Clute & Cronyn Barristers, Solicitors and Sollaltors for Rank of British Nort} MeBatps Buripwa,

Notaries 1b Amertey Rowtuaxn,

re ener eee McCrae & Cy Mining and Investment Brokers EOP DPR BAR Ae | wee ne Ragga g Hough ante

stocks of Kootona: Gontial roporta furnished on ape tion by Culnpetent oreasen Septic.

‘P — Real Estate

mining uals

MONEY Loaned at LOW Rates of Interest,

WASHINGTON STREET ~ ROSSLAND. B.C.

HARRY MCINTOSH,

Merchants’ Lunch.

25c.

From 12 noon to 2:30 p-m SUNDAY

Chicken Dinner

wA First Class Bar.

RAILROAD TIME CHECKS x Miners Checks 1 qeCashed.

Free of Charge.

PAOPR.

. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED,

Cable Addrese, ‘Morse," Rossland, | Codes, Clough’s and Bedford McNeity

SPOKANE, 2—DMILY TRAINE—2

eur d'Alene ftranch on *

‘*Loeal Fre yht *.oeni Freight,

*Dally; except Sunday ; all others dolly,

EGINNING January 1, 1899 thie up-to-date hostelry - will be conducted strictly on

BUROPEAN PLAN...

Eighty-five eligantly farn- ished, steam heated = roms. Toilets and bathe with hot and Cold water on every floor. Spa- Ci_us Suinple roontr.

MRS, MF. Allan: PRO, DSGOSSOSOSE

J. W.- HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Washington,

+. -D. Charlton, A. G. PA,

ere Portiand? Ureron.

AND*SOO LINE OCEAN TO.QCEAN, pour East

3000 Miless Comfort

Through first class sleepers on all trayns. Tor

rst care bess through xevelstoke daily for

Haul: Thuredeve, for Montreal and stot.

‘Tuesdays and Saturdays, for Toronto. ‘Oneund one-quarter hours the fasterroutale

tweeu busidnu anu SEisul.

Nucustoms dificulties with baggsge.

Daily Train.

18 20k-Lv.—ROSSLAND.—Arr.—23.56

Makes connection -Weet Robson ft and from the north and main line, 6 to.and from Nelson, Kaslo, ‘Sandon ather Slovan prints.

For Rates, Tickets and Full Informs

GALT—~ COAL

THE BEST

VALUE.

FOR THE

MONEY

IN THE

MARKET

FOR ALL

PURPOSES.

SOLE AGENTS,

J.L, Parker & (Co.,|.

onCajl en or Address Nearest .) Agent, or. A. Be Mackenzie, City Tkt Agt P. G. Denisox, Agent. W. F, ANDERSON,

P. A., Neleon.

Dev

land . J. COL

ES PA Vanet

NOTICE.

Mar 10. A. G. CREELMAN Geo. BEAM Pp. O. BOX 315.

Creelman & Beall,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Estimates furnished on all kinds of work ‘Jobbing promptly attended to.

OFFICR AND SHOP? Rosslard BC

“omimereinl court, rear Alhambra Hotel. Ms EILL & DEACON,

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. Rossland, B. C. Miner Building, Columbla Aveam: i

The Next European War. ords, the next European Mork mY Oe he. Franco-Englivh, but ish, . I dare say the excuse . n or nonpayment of the vi ee eoupan. The French. govern- ne t has been constantly looking out ae MacMahan resigned for places to war with good They have done so sep off cers quiet. by giving them ue of promotion and not exposing them to too much danger. Taunis, Ton- jn, Anan, Siam, Madagascar, Sene- al, the Niger, have in turn and some- Aimee simultaneously reryed this pur- . Colonel Achinard, when the gov- ernment did notat once enter into hiv pellicose views in leone made war

ainet its orders.

Ae rend officers have not been led in- to pronunciamentos, itis because there have been 50 many expedients. Tho yernturesomne spirits. volunteer to take their chances of death or promotion in a wildeat expedition. Spain’ will be at- tacked because weak, proximate and heavily in debt to French capitaliste. Other powers, I dare gay, would consent toa campaign there if it lead to all sround payment of coupons by a French financial- control. Casimir-Perier, ne foreign minister, threatened Portugal with ench control when the Portuguece government attempted. to do French

ereditore out of their lien the tobacco |’

monopoly.—Paris Cor. London Truth, ———

Battleships and Cruisers.

At present Italy still possesses the largest battleship, the Lepanto, while’ Germany. owns the amalleat, the Olden- burg. AS regards cruisers 1t will. sur- price not a few to Jearn that China at present possesses the two fastest crnis- ers, the Hai-Tan and Hai-Tehin, which, with engines indicating. 1,700 - horse power, have attained an average speed of 34 knots. Argentina, Chile and Japan follow with cruizers having an average apeed of 24 knots. The four cruisere now building for the British - navy; which will be fitted with engines indi- cating 30,000 horse power, are intended tv have an average speed of 23 knots. Avimilor speed is to be attained by two cruisers in course of construction for the Rogsian navy, by means of engines hav- jug an indicated horse power of 19,500 anil 20,000, reapectively,

It we look at the relative strength of

the five naviee, we find that Great Brit- |

ain heals the list with 949 veasela of all clawsas, the other powers ranging as’ fol- lows: France, 412; Russia; 349; ‘Italy, 848; Germany, 302,-Industries and Iron.

Such Help Needed. Spoxaxe, Wash, April 12, 1899,

Eprror Recorp: ~ Pleasu let me know by retnra mail if you know or think I could get a place to work*in Rossland in a femily or cooking in a amall hotel or boarding house. Please etate wages.

‘The employment agent here has been telling me about Rossland and says if I can cook I can get work there. Ican do all kinds of hotel work and: am a first- class chamber maid.

Miss Mrsgnva Surrx, (colored.)

508, Sixth Ave. :

There is plenty of work in Roseland for such persons as Miss Smith describes herself to be at from $20 to $30 a month. —[{Ed.) :

List of the World’s ‘Colontes.” Area. Bq. Miles, United Kingdom. 11,250,412

ance... 8,617,327 2.930 1,020,070

302.863 | 14

246,377 56, 000

104,000

x ice 80,614 142 189,000

6,680, 77 ,000

Population $44,

Germany’ Netherlands.

Totals, 21,821,882

Scientific American. Opera House Company.

Rosa Thompson, T. Mayne Daly, John 8, Clute, W. F. McNeill and W. H. Fald- ing propose to organize & company for

land

THE CRESCENT DRY GOODS COMPANY, UI

MENS” GOODS.

MENS’ GOODS.

| Shoes.

We are closing out a broken line at less , We have not all sizes but if we can_ fit 4 you in these broken lines you will get a BIG

cort,

B Mens’ $3.00 Shoes for. Mens’ $2.50 Shoes for.

A Mens’ $4.60 Tan Shoes for Mons’ $2.50 Congress Shoes fo:

iv. 7 Mena! $7.00 Patent Leather Shoes for.

$225 $1.75 $2.76. $1.75

$3.60

{ oraz HAT—TN" }

rts $1.00,

Meng’ Outing Shirts at... 7

: Special.

2 oon our -$2,00 VOLUNTEER ' SHOE. . .

= America's best. Vici Kid heavy Hi sule, Cun not be beat at the prico

| oer

iq ate.

$1.75 and $2.00.

ute,

hite Dreas Shirts, long or short bosom

Mens’ Fasi Black Sateen Shirts Bt... eeseeee7ECs, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50.

75c., $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50.

Trunks, Valises

Cris.

A big line to select from -at popular prices.

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75c., $1.00, $125, $1.50

$1.25, $1.50 and $1.75.

ht Shirts .+.7fc. and $1.25. latest styles 16¢. and 25c,

| Oprrmawss om<ore

$5.00

We are headquartera.for Mena’ Sox. B have them in Silk, all Wool, Cushinere,

A rino and Cotton at all prices from

“8c, Up to. $1.50,

We Me-

| Mens Mackintoshes

—9aF- 45.00

$2.50.

[urs |

8

10ST

Waiters’ Jackets axvoCooks’ Aprons.

Blocks in stock, IN C: AND 8H) T

[...CAPS | Bei

and MILITARY Caps.

In Stetson’s celebrated hats we have.all the

PHERD’S Checks an

A big line of American and Canadian Gloves just received ranging i English Tandem

Umbrellas, 28 and 28-inch ‘ at$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $5.50, $3.00 and. up to $5.

Suspenders.

‘We carry a full line of the Dominion Sua- ender Company’s Haspenders at.

J6e, 50c, 76c, $1.00 and $1.25.

Mens’ Silk Handkerch'fs

White and colored at 85c, 500, 5c, 760, $1.00 «

Mens Linen Handk‘ch’'s.

* At 8c} 10c, 15c, 20c, and 25c.

aps_we have BLACK BLUE SERGES,

-EDS.. Enginecera’ Caps

BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS

Th] He-$L00

Se

al

the young

home and brought him time be was in company

up petieman who will [3

w. 8

Joun

left this morning to visit his mother in Victoria. A few day ywas to be joined in

o he started an ane by a lady, rt thought ‘man was runnin:

with a grown vouch for him, ia right to travel ia questioned.

Master Alien has been with bis- father, 21. White, who bid him good-bye at the train.

and hig. brother .and’ sister,

DOMINION GOVERN’NT OFFICERS

R. B, McDoxatp:—Collector of Customs.

+ Government agent in charge of bureau for issuing Klondike miners’ certifi- cates.

Jonzs:—internal Revenue. Col-

lector.

PROVINCIAL OFFICERS. F. Scuortany:-Supreme Court Reg-

istrar. . .

Krrgve:—Gold Commissioner and

diary istrat

the purpose of taking over the opera house. It ia to be repaired and put in first-class order after the preeent lease expires, which will be June 30.

Sinclair Brought Back. Constable Devitt, of Trail, has return- ¢d from Spokane, with James H. Sin- clair, who is charged with embezzling funds of the Columbia & Western rail- way. He has fought extradition for two months, which was finally decided

A Young Traveler.

W. J. Rosrnson:—Deputy Sheriff. E. 8. Bowss, M. D:—Coroner.

——— ROSSLAND CITY OFF ICERS.

‘A. S. Goopeve:—Mayor.

C, 0. Laronng, Alderman.

Ross THOMPSON, Alderman.

Joun F. McCraz, Alderman.

Jonn E. Hoosox, Alderman.

Jofix Enoren, Alderman.

Joun &. Chute, Jn , Alderman.

Jou Incrax, Chief of Police.

Wu. McQuzen, City Clerk.

Wa. Happ, Assessor, .

J. A. JORDAN, Police May jetrate, Josrrn SQuigzEs, Chief of Fire Dep't. SamvEL ForTEATH, Sanitary Inspector

The Roseland Laundry is doing good le Brices:

Try them. work at reasonabl Bast

Master Allen White, four years old,

Graham & Bon. Near P. O. a

TT. W. HOWARD

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT 108 BrsuoPscaTE-8t,, LONDON, E. C.

Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and resi- dence over 0,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of Toronto. :

IF YOU WANT AN AD" ENT, Large

of Small, Inserted jn any Supe soured all me, of, Periodical,

Magazine, of Perogy esnding it straight to

T. W. HOWARD, 108, BisuorsdaTe aTREET, LONDON. 7 ESTIMATES FURNISHED and CONTRAC ARRANGED for Large Orders. ADVICK OF- rding the Best Mediums for bring- TIGERS before the Puts, Corres

Agent for tumbie Review. ;

Dr. A. W. CHASE

COMES TO THB. AID OF

Catarrh== ==Sufferers

sometimes from Catarrh of times of the lungs, sometimes of the head, nose, itis from Catarrh somewhere, and cleanness. and make

be rid of it

to De tire is something about the manner of life Climate of Canada that seems to b of. the mucous ‘Medical

T. E. HALEY,

WHOLESALE ano RETAIL DEALERIN.s

Beet, Pork, | Mutton, Fish Ovsters

Came.

doesn’t try to cure Catarrh; , Chase has been curinj ears, and his name shaken off the

Spokane Street,

ROSSLAND, . B. O.

ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.

In the Supreme Court of British Columbia. In robate: 1p the matter of the estate and effects of Charles Van Ness, deceasee, intes-

hi © personal en id deceased, who died on or about f January, A. D. 1899,

having cisims against, the said uired on or before the first day "boo, to send full particulars of ‘uly verified by statutary declars lon to Alfred John Marks, of Nelson, B. O., with their Christian and surnames, \dresses and descriptions and, the value of ,the securi-

ties, if an; t} y them.. And farther take notice that after such last adm! tora will

A.

rec tion. of Fobrusry: A. D, 1799. & LENNIE, dministrators.

1 lopment and Liability, - rker & Co.

ts. ‘Dated this 7th day of April, 1899.

y °CHARLES B. BENN, ‘Secretary and Trustee.

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