. i THE EVENING VT WORLD Vol. I. No. 26 ROSSLAND, B.C, FRIDAY, MAY 31, igoi. Price Five Cents. Hunter Bros. MEN'S FLANNEL SUITS BLUE, BLACK, AND GREEN STRIPES $12.50 **■*■** CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 BROWNEE SUITS $2.50, $3, $3.50. $5 and $0. New Straw & Linen Hats MENS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT r ******* ******,*******• *********** J, W. SPRING, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, IMPORTER OF PRECIOUS STONES WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE ROSSLAND, B. C. !>♦♦ **************** ***** ********** ******** ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *** We have recently received a large consignment of ^ Children's and Misses' Shoes % Which were chipped us by mis- lake. We are going to offer them for the next Thirty Days at a big; reduction .to clear out the entire lot. Here are some prices Children's Fine Feb. ble Shoes hildrrn's Fine Dongola Shoes and Slippers... *-rr ii n Mi sseshoei"<i (jr* UP Misses' Slippers..* 50c up ^ i 1.25. up I 3 w. f. McNeill, % CARPENTER AC 0. Are now carrying a lnrgc and complete line ot KoJuks and hiind i-.oiii- crau, and Amatsur Photographers Supplies at Toronto and New York list prices. Why send away tor your goods when yon can buy right at home and save fie mail and express charges. CARPENTER & CO.' 5ver Dominion Express Oflice The International Correspondence Schools Offers your choice ot,76 Different Courses of Study. 285,000 Students and Graduates. Teaching under 71 d fferent flags Local Office: CALL AND SEE IME LALONDE BLOCK,* C. H. EBHBAUGH, MANAQBR T. R. MORROW, I The % Druggist SS R0SSL/4ND \?{\ 1} CA F l? <JNH TRAM iioksi-s VAJSX OJ\IjVj and BxpMt W-ffOn, on ensy terms, Ap'.'ly nt IynyLuu'« Second Hand Store, First and Wusliiiigton, Layton's Second Hand Store, Cash Paid lor Second Hand Gooode Firat avenue aual Wualilu-rtou street, Uos-alie-al THE BIG STRIKE Machinists of Chicago Q-o Out Today. SITUATION MORE SERIOUS A Sympathetic Strike Threatened By the Allied Trades- Manu-. facturers Sign Agreement. Chicago, May 31.—Chicago's machinists strike today. More than KJOO men quit work in various shops and factories because the employers refused to sign the agreement sent out yesterday for a 12J per cent, increase in wages, a nine hour day and lime anil a half, and double time for all time over nine hours. A few manufacturers, signed the agreement. Tho situation assumes a more grave aspect with the threat of the Allied Trades to declare a sympathetic movement at once. With the exception of six shops none of those to which the agreement was presented was signed. Tho most extensive firm of tho six signing is the Link Belt Co., which with 130 men granted the machinists' demand. It is expected that by tomorrow nearly 2000 men will be in the ranks of the strikers. Mrs. McKinley's Condition. Washington, D. C, May 31 — The physicians this forenoon issued the following statement of Mrs. McKinleys condition: "Mrs. McKinley is recovering lrom the fatigue of the trip. The illness from which she was sufl'er- ng in San Francisco still .coutin uea, though iu less intense form. She iB still feeble and cannot be considered out of danger. Her progress will no doubt be slow but impr ivement is looked for." Gave up Attempt Winnemucca, New, jMay 31.— Alexander P, Win ton and Chas. P. Shanks of Cleveland, Ohio, have abandoned the attempt to cross the continent in an automobile. Their machine stalled iu a sand hillock near this place and they wore unable to go further. Methodist Conference. Pembroke, May 31.—Rev. I>r. R. S. Pose, of Dominion church, Ottawa was this morning elected president of the Montreal Methodist conference. Rev. Charles S. Deeprose,of Huntington, (,>ito., was elected secretary. Killet Yesterday Louisburg, C. B. May 31.—Win. Kennedy, 48 years old was instantly killed yesterday afternoon by the contents of a large coal conveyor falling upon him while ho waB standing underneath. Ready mixed paints at F. W. Pretty's al ?i per Imperial hall gallon, tf FUNERAL TODAY. Havelock Gillan Burried In the Calvary Cemetery—Miners Attended. Tho late Havelock Gillan who died laBt Tuesday at tho Sisters' hospital from injuries received in the shaft of tht, Nickel jPlate mine was buried this morning iu the Roman Catholic cemetery. The local Miners' union had charge of the funeral and service was held in the church of the .Sacred Heart at 10:30 this morning, Kov. Father Walsh officiating and after wards the interment took place. The pallbearers on the occasion were: Dan D. McGillvray, J. A. McGillvray, Andy McDonald, Alex. E. McDonald, Dun Mcintosh and John Durkin. There was a good attendance of members of the Miners' union. Very general regret is expressed at Gillan's untimely fate. He was a fine young fellow physically and morally and very popular with all who knew him. He came here from Wynn Harbour, Guysboro County, Nova Scotia, where his people now reside, and was only about 28 years of age. Found Guilty.' Guysboro, N. S.,May 31.-—Henry Keay and Thos. Carey, two young men, were yesterday found guilty of manslaughter, with a recommendation to mercy, for having caused the death of Edward O'Connor, a companion, twenty five years old, on March 11. Plant Closed by Trust, Evausville, Ind.. May 31.—The American Chemical and Spirit Co., of this city has gone into the hands of a New York trust. The plant will be closed down and four hundred men will be thrown out of work. The factory is the only one operating in the west. NORTHPORT SITUATION Clerks and Assay Men at Work on Roast Heaps—No Union Men Employed. Special lb the Would. Northport, May 31,—There is practically 110 change in the smelter lockout-strike situation here today. The smelter management stated that the)r had a number of uuion men ready for work and asked Mayor Daniels to provide protec tion for the men, as they feared violence. Inquiry proved, however, that no union men had offered to work or were working. Nineteen men all told are at work on the roast heaps and unloading the daily ore trains. Only five of these are workmen, the others being clerks and assay men including some sent down from the Rossland office. In order to prevent any possible trouble the union men consented to two of tneir number remaining on the night shift at the electric light works so that the lights could be kept going at night. The men are orderly and there has been no disturbance of any kind. An offer of work made to union men has been only on condition that they retire from membership in the union, and the men have always positively refused to accept work under such conditions. II you do not use Hazelwood buttci at 3.-10 or Columbia at 31c call at our store or stop our wagon. It pauses your door daily, and try a sample lot. 'I'hone 161, Hazelw-aoil Co., opposite Ilunler Hrou. English Racing. London May 31.—Rambling Kittle won the Manchester cup today. Parqnotary was second and Kilmarnock third. Tho Manchester cup is of 2500 sovereigns, added to a handicap sweepstakas of 25 sovereigns each. The second horso lo receive 1)00 sovereigns aud the third 100 sovereigns out of the stakes. Fresh carton e_t{8, 35c at Hazelwood & Co. ROSSLAND RIFLES Two Teams From Association will Compete. A DOMINION RIFLE LEAGUE Rossland Men Will Shoot With the Rest of Canada Tomorrow-- New Targets are Used, Two teams from the Rossland Rifle association will compete in the Dominion League match tomorrow which takes place all over Canada. William Harp will captain ono of fie local teams and Bert Townsei d tho other. The ranges used will be 200, 500, and 600 yards. The new targets which we're issued this year by the league and which will be used in tomorrow's match are smaller than the ones formerly used. The following is a comparative table shewing tho changes: Thhird class targets, 200 New. Bullseye 7 in, Tuner 14 in. Magpie 21 in. Outet- 4 ft sq Second class targets, 400, 500 and 000 yards. New. Bullseye 20 in. Inner 30 in. Magpie 40 in. Outer 6 It sq The reduced size may make a change in the average shooting obtained as compared with that of • lost year. Chicago to Hamburg. Chicago, May 31.—The Northwestern Steamship company's Steamer Nprthtown left this city for Europe today. The vessal earned a cargo of agricultural machinery and provisions for Hamburg and oil cake for Antwerp. yards. Old. 8 in. 20 ia 32 in. 4 ft sq Old. 2 ft. 3 It. 4 ft. 6ftsq Hanged Today. Baltimoro,May 31.—Wiley Kirk, an eighteen year old negro boy,was hanged at Lowson this morning for criminal assault on a while women. Ho was Confined in the Baltimore city jail until after his conviction to prevent lynching. For pale—First class piano, oil paintings, alao new steel ran.e. Apply to M-«. Tuttle, at the head of First avenue sleps, green house. MUTINOUS GUARDSMEN An Extraordinary Scene in Antwerp Revolting Troops Rule the City —Singing the "Marseillais," Brussels, May 31. An extraordinary scone occurred in Antwerp yesterday when thc mutinous civic guardsmen paraded tho streets singing the "Marseillais" while the police hud to be called iu to protect the officers from tho revolting troops. There has lieen friction for some time and while drilling yesterday a guardsman in the ranks lit a pipe and when reprimanded for doing so, insulted the oflieer who administered tho reprimand. Tho guardsman was arrested, whereupon his comrades broke tanks, hooted at their oflicors and proceeded to demolish property on the parade grounds with tho butt ends of their rifles. Subsequently they paraded the streets singing. Hazelwood ice cream delivered to any part of the city. 'Phone 161-, ^^«JI THE EVENING WORLD, UOSSLAND.fB. C, MAY, 31, 1901 ee The Evening World By the Worlal Publishing Company. PabHaheal dally In Miners' Union hall, Rossland. In the interest ororganized labor iu British Columbia. Battered at the Rossland, B. C. poslofnce for transmission through the mails, May 1,1901, as accoud claes reading matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATKS-Fiftl- cents per month or $500 year, Invariable in advance, Ad- ve-tising ratns made known on application. Address all comraunications to Tames H Fletcher, Manager, P. O. box 558, Rossland, B. C DIVIDEND PAYERS. Beyond all doubt the most potent argument in favor of the mining industry in the Kootenay country, and the news that is now looked for from this section is the announcement of dividends. The present year started very fairly well in this respect but for several reasons the payment of dividends has fallen off as the year has advanced. The Payne mine in the Slocan Stands at the head of the dividend paying mines iu the province. Up to dale it has paid $1,438,000 and this year it has paid three per cent on its issued capital of $2,600,000, or $78,000. The Le Roi, which held the lead as a dividend payer for so long, now stands second on the list with a total payment of $1,305,000 to its credit. No dividend has been declared ou the five million capitalization of the Le Roi since November, 1899, when $50,000 was paid. The War Eagle has paid $545,250, the last payment being made in February, 1900. Cariboo, Camp McKinney, stands fourth on the list with $478,087 to the good. The other dividend payers this year are the North Star $39,000, with another payment of a like sum declared and due June 15, making in all $195,000 to date, the St. Eugene $210,000, Arlington $20,000, Bosun $12,500, Ymir mines $96,000. making #144,000 iu . all, the Centre Star $105,000, and the Canadian Gold Fields syndicate $36,000. It will be seen that during the first five months of the current year $635,500 has been paid out in niiningdividends from southeastern British Columbia. EDITORIAL NOTES. The discontented worries of a morose person may very likely shorten his days, and the general justice of nature's arrangement provides that his early departure should entail uo long regrets, says the Lancet. On the other hand, the man who can laugh keeps his health. To the perfectly healthy laughter comes often. Too commonly, though, as childhood is left behind the habit fails, and a half smile is the best that visits the thought-lined mouth of a modern man or woman. People become more and more burdened with tho accumulations ol knowledge and with the weighing responsibilities of life, but they should still spare time to laugh. The situation at Northport practically remains unchanged. The manager's statement to Mayor Daniels of Northport, who came here last Sunday to try and arrange a settlement, shows, so far as Mr. Bernard Macdonald is quoted, that, the whole matter was referred to the London directors aud that a reply was not expected for ut least a week. The pest house at the entrance to the city park aud cemetery is now closed and au effort should be made to find other quarters for the purpose. The building was intended for a caretaker's residence and its present use prevents people from visiting that section. May has been an unusually cold and wet month all over the continent so we may expect a pleasant June, as the weather usually averages one month with another. If it is at all possible the council should make at least a commencement in clearing up a portion of the city park, so that citizens may have some place they can stroll about in fine weather on Sundays and holidays. It is a matter of congratulation to the camp that one of our mining men h- i been selected as the general manager of so important a mine as the Payne. Mr. A. C. Garde, of the War Eagle-Centre Star staff, who has been appointed, will now have an opportunity of making a great name for himself. The Payne now stands at the head of the list of dividend paying mines in British Columbia and Mr. Garde will assume his responsible position at a most interesting stage of the mine's history aud all mining men here will follow Ihe future management of the Payne with a keen interest. Mr. Garde has always shown great interest in local matters and the canip will miss him. Good luck to the Payne's new manager. Do you know that Hazelwood butler is made from pure creum, s'erilized and comes direct from the cliuru to us by express daily. 'Phone 161, Hazelwood Co., opposite Hunter Bros. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Sin- L. Colin, Portland Hal Hawkins, San Francisco Louis Will and wife, Syracuse, N. Y. Joseph A Devlin and wife, Spokane S S Sorcuson, Velvtt'Mine J K Clark, New Denver J W Puntall, Spokane VV A Mcdonald, Nelson V A Melutyre, Winuipeg KOOTENAY. Mrs D J Kendrick, Grand Forks A Crump, Grand Forks K Johnson, Portland Alex Dumphy, Spokane Etta Merriman, Medical Lake J 1' and E 8 Byers, Trail John E npey, Spoknue L G Malley. Spokane ChurleB H Wolfe, Spokane E Gnriy, Noilhport J A Rice, Spokane Hello, Hartley, box of strawberries. Call at F. W. Pretty's aud see their wall paper at 11 cents per single roll, tf KIDNAPPER CAUGHT. Arrest of a Well Known Foot Ball Player In Portland. Portland, Ore., May SI.—Dr. Wylie G. WoodrufT, of Philadelphia, ono of the Btar foot ball players of the University of Philadelphia a few years ago, was arrested last night at the Union depot together with Mr, S. Meyer of Lawrence, Kansas, on a charge of kidnapping Mrs. Meyers' baby daughter Myrtle. Dr. Wondruff, Mrs. Meyer and her baby were lodged in jail. The arrests were made on telegraphic instructions from Chief of Police Hayes of Lawrence, K annas. Hello, boys, call around and see Davidson St Quigley at their new place ol business, the "Queen," Columbia avenue. tf A BIG FIRE. Large Building Burnt to tha Ground— Lose $25,000. This would not have happened if the building had been lighted by electric lights. Uesialescoal oil is costly, and there is the trouble of filling lamps, taking cure of wicke and the breakage of chimneys. Eleclric light reduces Ihe cost of your insurance, lessens Ihe danger from fire and adds to the comforts of the store and home. Electric power supplied tor mining and manufacturing purposes' Motors for rent or pale. Estimates furnished for wiling and lighting. Ring up 'phone 67. Host land Water and Light company. Get Your Papers and magazines ut the Postoffice New Stand. A full line of stationery nlwuy on hand. Agency for (he Evening Would. A Good Record. One hundred and fifty persons In the city of Rossland will tcsiify to the ben* cfita received from wearing spectacles prescribed by Dr. Harvey who is now giving free consultations at the Rossland Drug company's store. Hours: ten to twelve, and two to five until Saturday. H. W. SIMPSON, -Dealer in— Groceries, Flour, Provisions, Hay, Grain and Mill Feed. Second avenue. V. & N. Phone 68 JOHN PHILLIPS Builder and Contractor. Office and Shop in the Imperial£Blocli. Telephone 125. Jobbing a Specialty Residence Monte Chritato St., 3rd house aonth ut Jl.-aut 1st Church IT WILL PAY YOU TO READ THIS You can buy tlie Purest Sewing Machine OII,13J8£' Largest Cans, Machine Belts, Sewing Machine Needles for All Kinds of Machines at TAYLOR & IVcQUARRlEi S Col. Avenue Agents for Wheeler & Wilson and New Home Sewing Machines, THOS. EMBLETON the West Le Roi avenue Grocer, KEEPS EUERYTMINQ Ti MINER WANTS TO EAT Fancy and Staple Groceries and Provisions at lowest prices. Goods delivered to any part of the city. • TnTTmnmm mrrmmTTm mrmT imrm; I Paulson Bros. I Are now located in their New <2uarfers, corner of First avenue and Washington street, and will be pleased to see all their customers, both old and new. I Paulson Bros. | aaWaaaaaaa-aaaaaUaaaaaimaUaaaaaaaaaaatlaMttJ-ai .,«**»«'«*%«'»%%%%%%%«*%%***-«'%*'%-**%<%«*-%% a \ Plants For Sale. mt\rt\\9i\~A-9t\re\n%yam^^^ I International Music Hall ] I Week Commencing Monday, May 27. | 1 BIG FREE SHOW j Kirchner Lady Orchestra New Faces. Great Vaudeville Show. No Admissien Fee. SCCCCfe«!e6.BCCg«efeaa^~«t«8€«.€«ia8C««««€«««i««C€<«<at« J ti) T-V 1 r H. IT 1 -w"""-« ft fslHbllaha-d itilj ft Jaacaal porflteal by fl* Act l'uilianaciat my I Bank of Montreal"; ji- Capital, (all paid up) $12,000,000 Rest. $7,000,000. 25 ft S Undivided Profits $427,180. L A New Shipment of Potted Plants in Bloom, at Prices Most Reasonable. Come and See Our Window. MORRISON & BRYliNTON 124 E. Columbia Ave •%%-*%*«%%-%-«-«-%«/%%*%**%%%***'/»-«/%'%.%-%.%■%/•»%-*«» P. BURNS & CO. WHOLESALE MARKETS Rossland, Nelson, Trail,Sandon,Revelstoke,Green- wood, Grand Forks and Vancouver. RETAIL MARKETS--Rossland, Trail, Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon, New Denver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks, Greenwood, I'lioenix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke, Ferguson and Vancouver. Fish, Game and Poultry In Season, Sausages of All Kinds. WM. DONALD, Manager Rossland Branch HEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL. Hou. Lord Strathcona and Mount IIuii.G. A. Drummond, Vicu-I'res. ft ft ft Rt. Hou. I.-ird Strathcona and Mount Royal, G, 0. M. G., President, *tm E. S. Clouston, Gen. Man. , i ?f? — ft SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT ft A Savings Bank Department in connection with this branch has been^ ^1 opened. Interest at current rate. ______ «»j tii ****************************■%************************ G. W. McBR/DE. I I Hardware, Miners' Supplies, Stoves, * ♦ Ranges, Etc., Etc. ♦ ♦♦♦ *********************************** *************** sw!?fTTfnfwmwmwwFwm^!Fwwn?nT7iTFWWwmvfW^ The Royal Bank of Canada, g iM/«r\DDnDATrn icon *"^ INCORPORATED 1869 HEAD OFFICE, CAPITAL AUTHORIZED - CAPITAL PAID UP, - - - - RESERVE FUND, .... HALIFAX, N, S. $3,000,000 $2,000,oOO $1,700,000 • - President Vice-President Hon. David Mackeen ("DIRECTORS Tlinmas E. Kenny, Esq. - - - Thomas Ritchie, Etrq. - - - • Wiley Smith, Esq. H. G. Baulal, Esq GENERAL MANAGER -^-S EDSON L, PEASE, (office of the Gen. Manager) - MONTREAL _S SECRETARY AND SUPERINTENDENT OF BRANCHES _* W. B. TORRANCE, HALIFAX _J Savings Bank Department in Connection with the _5 Interest allowed .ti Deposits, Genernl Bunking Murines* Trnusacle<l 13 ROSSLAND BRANCH. -_ '. JOHN M. SMITH, Manager _3 The Peooles Store, Recently received a large consignment Clothing Missent on December 28th, and on refusing to accept them they were allowe a 40 Per (Sent Reduction For which the customer will receive the benefit. This is no Fake. Seethe Goods and. Prices marked and be Convinced. SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS Kent ol Boxes from $7.50 to $30 per annum. J. S.O. FRASER, Manager Rossland Branch. tii ft ft m*&*&*mm*^3®#3*******m KKKSCKSCSJOCKKfK^KKUUKKSO^KnKMK 1 Ti CANADIAN BAI OF COMMERCE. |With which is Incorporated the BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA HEAD OFTICE, TORONTO CAPITAL #8,000,000 REST. #2,000,000 Hon. Geo. A* Cox, Presialent. B .E. Walker, Manager. A SAVINGS BA^KDEPART^NT 00 Has been opened in connection with the Rouland Branch. Deposits a will be received from Si upwards and interest allowed thereon at the current rale. Oralis, letters of credit, cle, issued on all points, and 00 general banking business transacted. 0\ HENRY F. MYTTON. * J Manager Rossland Branch $ LOTS OF LOTS. % sjLots and Acreage Prop* ft ft erty for Sale. jj ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Those wishing to buy desirable lota in any of the Railway Additions, or acreage near ^the city, |!Garden Lands, Fruit Farms, Chicken Ranches, Etc., are requested to call at our City Office. ^ We have some fine residence lots which we offer at prices and terms none can object to. ^ ^* ^ Come and let us show you what we have to offer. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft m ft ft ft ft E. CHARLES, Land Agent, |Nelson & Fort Sheppard Railway,* ft Cor. Third avenue and.Washin-rton St. Opp. Red Mt. Ry. ft 'ji • %%^%-**%*-%**-«%^«**%%%*%*-«*%*%%%4t/%««*«> THE BANK OF_ BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, ESTABLISHED. 1836 INCORPORATED BY KOYAL CHARTER, CAPITAL ( RESERVE FUND, £ 1.000.000-85.800.0130, £350 000-$1.703.333.3J >t t HEAD OFFICE, - LONDON, ENG, H. STIKEMAN, General Manager, Montrfal J. ELMSLY, INSPECTOR, Montreal. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT In connect on with the Rossland Branch has been opened. Interest at current rate. J. ANDERSON. ManagerR ossland Branch •%^%%%^%*'*-%-%-,i%%*'%-%'%%%%%-%'%%'*<-%%-%'%%-%%%,J WOOD ceive prompt attention, part of the city. I Washington Street, Opposite Hank of Montreal. I havn taka-n over the control ol the Red Star Transfer Company's wood business and orders left with mc at the old stand on Washington etreet will re Well seasoned wood of all kinds delivered to any W. F. LINGLE. . 7r. THE EVENING WORLD, ROSSLAND, B.C., MAY 31, toot , THE BOERS SHOW FIGHT Heavy British Casualties—One Hundred and Seventy-Four Killed and Wounded Loudon, May 31.—Lord Kitchener reports to the war office under date of Pretoria, May 30, as follows: General Dixon's force at Vlad- fontein was attacked yesterday by Melaroy's forces and there was severe fighting. The enemy was eventually driven off with heavy loss, leaving thirty-five dead. I regret that our casualitiesalso were severe. Tbe killed and wounded numbered one hundred and seventy- four. Four officers were killed. London, May 31.—On the anni versary of Lord Roberts' entry into Johannesburg, comes the news Of severe fighting and heavy losses within 40 mileB- of the gold reef city. The battle at Yladfontein, off Durban, Johannesburg railway, re ported by Lord Kitchener today is • the most serious, engagement since General Clement's reverse at Mag- aliesburg. The garrison at Yladfontein ap parently was largely composed of yeomanry, bad 174 men put out of action. That their assailants came to close quarters and suffered heavily is shown by the number of dead left ou the field. Ice Cream—We are distributers of the - famous Hazelwood lee Cream. Get it • lrom our wagon or call us up, V. a&N., 'phone 161. We will deliver it iu any quantity to any part of the city. witness says ho saw four van loads of wonnded persons covered with blood, and another spectator declares he saw two van loads of wounded takeu to tbe hospital. Lot for Sale An excellent residence corner for $250. Easy terms, $25 down, $i0 per month. Apply, F. A. Newton, I36 Columbia avenue. . ___^ Kilties at Buffalo. Buffalo, May 31. The service of the 48th Highlander's band of Toronto have been engaged for the exposition, the date of the appeal- ance to be set later. With the band will come the pipers, bwoV d dancers and the other features , which have made tbe band famous throughout the United States and Canada. Rossland Cigar Factory. Why not patronize a home in- dutsry? It will assist Uuion labor and keep the money at home. Ask for a Crown Grant or W. B. Cigar when you buy. Fresh carton eggs, 35c at Hazelwood Dairy Co. A TRAMWAY ACCIDENT I Troops Leav China. Tien Tsin, May 31.—General Cummins with the last of his Brigade left for India today. A number of officers are filling the hotels. Many of these are Germans who are about to leave China. The sick are beiug shipped away. 1 Eighteen transports are now at Taku aud more are expected. If you want 11 nice live or] dressed chicken call at the Central Meat Market, corner ol First avenue and Washington street. 2 t SHOULD EXHIBIT HERE. Champion Jeffreys' new Manager- Anxious to Fight. Chicago, May 31.—Champion Jim Jeflreys with the assistance of Billy Delaney will transact his own pugilistic business after June 9th. Jeffreys will place himself under the charge of Delaney as soon as he reaches the Pacific coast. Speaking of his future plans last night said: "My contract with Brady expires on June 9th. I am anxious to engage in several fights within the next year, and if I win, of which I have no doubt, I will quit the game. I have been offered a good purse to fight Buhlen or Sharkey in Sau Francisco." As summer is now here, and your clothes aw feetting i-liabhy you will want « new suit of clothes. If you will call at McMillen, the tailor, yo,i will he suited in prices and clothes. 'Phone 256. tf i-iciioj narilev, box of strawberries. PORTY KILLED. Serious Results of Labor Strike In ItmM '•Ruaalar-Msny Wounded. London,,-May 31 —According to a dispatch received from St. Petersburg it appears that the conflict at Alexaudrovsky, in the vicinity of St. Petersburg, between the strikers at the Obuohoff Iron Works aud the authorities on May 20th., when about 3500 rioli'i'3 attacked the police, has had iikuu serious results than were contained in Ihe police report of the affair issued May 21st. It was then said that after twelve of the police had been injured they wui-e reinforced by soldiers who tired three volleys, killing two men aud wounding seven. The relatives of the strikers declare that forty of the men were billed and that one hundred and fifty were wounded. A reliable Two Killed and Many Injured at Wilmington, Delaware—A Brave Conductor. Wilmington, Del., May 81.— Three heavily loaded trolley cars on the new "Peoples' street railway" ran away while goiug down hill in this city this morning, killing one man, fatally injuring au- other and many others more or less seriously. Joshua Gillman. who jumped from the window of the car iu which he was riding, foil under the wheels and his body was cut in two. El- mer Jones, a conductor of the car, stuck to his post and when tho rear car crashed into the one be was iu charge of, his legs were broken, one arm was broken aud internal injuries were inflicted. His death is momentarily expected. Two of the cars were closed and the other was an open one. Each curried nearly 100 passengers, The line is a new one opened yesterday and it is presumed the motor men were not familiar with the heavy grade. New Firm. Moriish & Co., have bought ont the business of the Collins House and they will be glad to see all of their friends at their place of business. tf Fresh Strawberries Received Daily by Geo. Agnew & Co. GROCERS Washington St. and Third Ave. v.& N. phone 191 J L. Whitney & Co. MINING BROKERS. 11. O. and Washington Stocks a specialty 47 Columbia avenue. Offiicers and Meetings. TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL—Meets every second and fourth Tuesday in each month at 7.30 P.M., in Miners' Union Hall. President, Pupert Bulmer. Address all communications to Secretary-Treasurer, P. O. box 784. MINERS' UNION No. tf, Western Federation J Miners—Meets every Wednesday evening at 7.30, p. m. in Miners' Union Hall., Frank Woodside, Secretary Rupert Bulmer, President. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. 335,—Meets on the last Sunday of each month at the Miners' Union Hall )l Barkdoll, Sec; Wm. Poole, Presid CARPENTERS & JOINERS UNION—Meets every Friday of each week at 7. 30 p.m. in Miners' Union Hall. Adam Hay, Pres.; P. R. McDonald, Sec, PAINTERS' UNION, No. 40. Painters and Decorators of Amer ica,meets in Beatty's Hall, on second and forth Tuesday of each month. W. S. Murphy, Pres.; Geo. W. Shinn, Sec. NEWSBOYS' UNION, No 3 —Meet in Miners' Union Hall on the first and third Saturdays of each month, at 9 a. m. Mike Guydotti, Pres.; Jay Barton, Sec. WESTERN FEDERATION OF MINERS-Edward Boyce Pres, Butte, Montana; John F. McDonnell,, vice, president, Virginia City Nevada; |as. Maher; secretary-treasurer, Butte, Montana Room ir, Owsley block. Executive Board: John C. Williams, Grass Valley, Idaho; Jas. B. Furey, Butte, Mon tana, W. N. Burns, Ourry, Colorado; Chas. II. Moyer, Lend City, South Dakota; Chris Foley, Rossland B. C. DISTRICT UNION no. 6, W. F. M.~ Jas. Wilkes, Pres. Nelson; Rupert Bulmer,vice- president, Rossland; Alfred Parr, secretary-treasurer, Ymir. MECHANICS' UNION N0.94 W. F. M.-Meets every/i- day evening in Batty's Hall D. C. Coakley. Pres. W. W. Doty, Sec. 0000********000000000000**********000000 The World Job Office .... Is prepared to do all kinds of ************************** PRELIMINARY NOTICE, j Opera House I MONDAY, JUNE 3, $ TUESDAY, JUNE 4 ♦ The Orient Tenor j (Mr.Sidney H. Morse) Kindly Assisted by Local Atuaatamrs .. . T. V. TWINNING. . ♦♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4 Mrs. Ln. More, Pro- pi idles* .. BEST MEALS IN TOWN. | W. R. BEATTY. 3 p UNDERTAKER § t Open D»y nnd Night, Tel. «j .-anal jn " £ Washington St. opp.Bant of Montreal 3 ■i|'ui'i'Ui-auauia-in,-iiii>*-,|,,i-,''|'i11'_l Book and Commercial Printing RUBBER STAMPS SEALS AND RUBBER MARKING GOODS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105-107 Columbia Avenue Rossland .^■A^^*g*i«j», V. «4 N. Telephone 90 BEAK IN MIND We want no profits, the COST PRICE for our goods only. Pushing and Driving for trade by giving you G-OODS AT THE RIGHT PRICES. Many dollars are being saved to our customers daily. Are you in it? If not, why not? )j£ ^ \f \f S-f We will continue our CLOSING OUT SALE up to -JULY 15th. DON'T FAIL TO SECURE GOOD BARGAINS BEFORE THAT TIME, )gg g? jj? \$ $ $! |£ gg!_"& & & \$ & & T^ T? \l\ P AHR P T? Every article in our store 1V E/ IVI jC IVI £) Lj JV will be sold at cost or under. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ■0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ■ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 ■0 0 ■0 0 0 a%. i_ vv>i y ui in iy wu vw«i. i nwv ivi vuon winy ^ ****0000********000000000000000000000000 0 Everything at Cost Price for Cash Only O. M. Fox & Co. Grocers, Teas and Coffees. Crockery and Glassware. Columbia Avenue, near Queen. Rossland Carpet Cleaning Works. Carpets taken up. cleaned and relaid, Awnings made to order. Phone 221. . J. H. HONEY I.ternJiooal Lunch Couuter, ".VV. H. WALTON. Rest Meals in the city. Short orders, hot or L-olal lunches. Regular laaeals. Kvcry tleli- the market affords. Special attention given to work for organized labor generally. The GRAND UNION HOTEL it is easily seen, Is splendidly run by Proprietor Green; Buy one glass of beer and a free lunch you'll get, Such as sometimes you've heard ol but not often seen; Neat and clean furnished rooms can always be had At such low prices as will make the workingman glad. «coi, Ave. Geo. H. Green, Prop. CITY BAKERY, A. T. BENNY, Ppopbietob All Kinds of Plain and Fancy Bread, Cakes and Pies Specialties: Wedding Cakes, Charlotte ltusse, Jellies, Etc. 8 Washington St. Dklivkkki. Daily & NELSON & FT. SHEPPABD RY. Ml The only nil mil route between All points eaa we-,, .iinl muiHi i'> RoBslnucl, Nelson, and nil in- ttmneilinte points, connecting at Spokane with the Great Northern, Nor hern Pacific and O. R. & N. Co. Connect at Nelson with steamer* for Kaslo and Kootenay lake points. Connect at Meyers Falls with daily »tftgt for Republic, and connect at Bossburg with daily Hinge for Grand Forks and Greenwood, EFFECTIVE MAV 5 Leave. Arrive. g:oo a. in. Spokane 7:35 p. m. 12:50a.m. Rossland. 4:10 p.m. 9:10 a.m. Nelson. 7:15 p.m. H. A. JACKSON, Genera. Pa asseti-rer Agt, Spokalie, W»sh. H. P. BROWN, Agenl, Ki'Hslum', II C, You want a Label Cigar and you want the best? If that is so, try our High Grade Union Cigars We also handle a fine line of Im ported Cuban goods. The Queen Cigar Store CROW & MORttLS, Piops. Columbia Avenue. The British'Columbian Wholesale UquorQCo.- Ltd. ka-sslainl and Greenwood Agents for Pabst (Milwaukee) and Calgary Beers. LOOK r******'4 HERE! Talk about gettinif a Good w Meal, just try one nt the CENTRAL MEAT MARKET. Fresh nnd Salt Meat*, Fish OJaine, 1'oulirv and Oysters. j G. W. KERR, j Washington street and First ave. Meal, just try one nt the JAM 1 TT.l st. Charles Hotel i Alhambra Hotel Kverytliing comfortable at the St. Charles. Good music In the evening free. Good Wine, Whisky and Cigar^lbr money , . at i i 1 tlill 1 I ij AiiiaViiti ill tttTTTTTTTTtTTVtTttTTTtTTt V. & N. Tel. in. F.O. box B91, Oflice and Yards- Third Ave- nuenndWash ington street Op. Red Ml. Depot,.,.,,... PORTO RICO UMBER CO. IIMtTBD Rough and Dressed Lumber.Shingles, Mouldings and A-l White Pine Lumber Always in Stock Mill at Porto Rico Siding, Yards at Rossland ami Nelson, Head oflice at Nelson, B.C. We Cfttty R complete stock of Coast Mooring, Ceiling-, Inside Finish. TumedWork, Sashcaand Doors. Special order work will lecelve prompt attention If You Don't Know You Should Know THE HOFFMAN HOUSE The Meals and Rooms are the Best Harrv Mcintosh, Proprietor. Japanese Paper Napkins '"-^fii Chinese Lanterns Linton Bros. a .no. 30 BOOK STORE, .No. 36 Columbia Avenue. %%*4aVf*%%**fV*V*> |J-a/\I> C_ A I I? ONK THAM HIlRSKS J-Lflv OxVljJji Hiial Hx|>res*a W»ko-i. oai easy terms, Applv at 1,avion s Seconal Hianal Store, First ataal Waaliln'ftoia, Layton's Second Hand Store, Cash Paid lol Secobd Hand Goooda Pint aivaiina- anal Waalilugtou street, KosalQual $1 a day and up. Miners' Dinner Duckets a Specialty. The best 25c meal In town. The liar keeps only tho Heat Goode. The Strand The most elegant anal luxuriously titled bur in Canada. A fine line ol the Choicest Liquors and Cigars Rossland Hotel *m# Finest Wines, Uquore nnd Cigars. Canadian Paciric KAILWAY, REDUCED RATES EAST May 31, and June 8, agents-of Canadian Pacific Ry., at Kootenay common points will issue round trip tickets to St. Paul at $50 good for 60 days with corresponding reduction to all eastern points from all stations. Tlie Pan-American Exposition [une 4, 18, July 2, 16 and Aug. 6, 20 to Buffalo at $76. "Imperial Limited" JUNE IOTH For time-tables, rates .nd full informa- ion, call or address A. C. McArthur, Depot Agt. A. B. MACKENZIE, City Agt. Rossland, B. C. J. 8. CARTER, D. P, A. Nelson, ». 0. E. 1. Coyle A. G. P. A. Vahcovcr. B. C. THE EVENING WORLD, ROSSLAND, B. C, MAY .J. 90.1. STOCK MARKETS Centre Star Lower—Republic Out of Sight. TEN THOUSAND SHARES American Boy Firm at 7 3-4c—1000 Iron Mask So'd at 22c—Local and Eastern Sales. Centre Star was weaker this morning both in the east and locally, sales being made around 40c Trading was brisk on the exchange 10,500 shares being sold at this morning's session. Republic shows no signs of life, 9000 shares selling at Toronto today at 10c. Iron lVfask is a little weaker, 1000 shares going today at 22c. American Boy was firm at 7 3-4C, and 1000 shares were bought at that figure Appended will be found today's quotations and sales here and in Toronto. Today's Toronto Quotations. Asked Bid War Eagle 22 18 CentreStar 40 J. 3D.!. IronMask 2C 20 Rambler-Cariboo 291_ 26 Giant 4 3,!_ California 5 3 Evening Star 0 2 Republic 10M l0'„ Payne 30 26 Toronto sales this morning were iooo Republic at io'-fe, 5000 at 10c, 3000 ot io'-jC, and 1500 Cen'rj Star at 40c. Today's Loral Quotationa: Asked Bid Athabasca i 4 °° B. C. Cold Fields S Big Three 2% I Black Tall 10 8J" Brandon & Ooldcu Crowo 5 4 California &Ya 3Y, Caoadlan Gold Fields 7 5. a'nrlboo (Camp McKinney) 41 38 CentreStar 41 39-J i:auws Nest Pass Coal J8d 00 $80 00 lleer Trail No. 1>,i 11, lee Ka-*-a»ing Star (Assess, paid) Giant Hoaiaa stake (Assess, paid) Jrou Mask (Assess, paial) Iro Colt IX T. Indian chief (Spitzee) 4umbo ;iu (OroDenoro) Knob 111 LonePne Mont- hrislo Montreal Gold FielalB Morning Glory Morrison Mouutalu Lion Noble Five North Star (Rast Kootenay) Novelty Old Ironsides Payne Peoria Mines Princess Maud Ouilp Hambler-Cariboo Republic Rossland Bonanza O. M. & s. Co. St. Kltno Consolidated Sullivan Tamarac (Kenneth) Assess, paid. Tom Thumb Van Anda Virginia War Kaarle Consolidated Waterloo White Bear Winnipeg 3 15 4 4 '} 2-i 60 o» 3 ■ 3 Va tA 3'A M TA 5 70 SO tV, •A 85 75 31 21 t% 2 1.4 15 X M'A 30 •9 12 9 4 3~i 5 3% 9 *y. 5 4 H'A 2'/. 3 32 ■ !•* 2 Today's Sales: Centre Star, 500, 40e, COO, 40).c, 3000, 41c; Giant 1000, 3%e, 500, 3%e; Rambler-Caiiboo, 1000, 29>_c, 1500, W%%; Iron Mask, 1000, 22c; American Hay, 1000, 7%c; Homestake, (omitted from yesterday) 500,12)_. Total 10,500. A 30,day option on 1000 Homeslake at 13tfc. - Prison Strikers. London, May 31.—A number of prisoners in the county jail wont on strike yesterday became they thought their working ou the London breakwater was an interfer ence with "freelabor." The punishment of a ringleader however Boon settled the matter. J L. Whitney & Co. MINING BROKERS. . B. C. and Washington Stocks a specialty 47 Columbia avenue. The Reddin-Jackson Co., Lta. Ly ESTABLISHED 1895 STOCK BROKERS Money Loaned on Real Estate at 12 per annum on monthly payments. Riehard Plewman Stock Broker Bank of Montreal Building V. & N. Phone 8a ORDE & CO., Mining Stocks, Real Estate, Fire Life and Accident Insurance No. 46 Columbia Ave. Telephone 61 MINOR MENTION. J. A, C. Emerson1 an old minion: man who had the misfortune to lose an arm and leg by a premature blast, ia seekiuu little help here to make a start in business. The managers have given Emerson the privilege of circulating his petition among the miners. J. B. McArthur is in the Boundary country. Archibald Cameron of the Yellowstone mine is in town. Mrs. Maltyward Simpson leave for the east this evening on a three months' visit to relatives and friends. The funeral of the late Mrs. 8. H. Sitiion took place this afternoon from the family residence on Second avenue al 3:30 o'clock. Rev. J. Milieu Robinson, B.A., pastor of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, officiated. George Agnew & Oo., grocerp, Washington Btreet, expect to move into their n 'W quarters adjoining the premises now occupied by the firm on June 15'h. Quean Wilhelmina. Berlin, May 31.—Queen Wilhelmina and her husband, the Prince of the Netherlands, witnessed the emperor's review of the Berlin garrison this morning. The queen afterwards drove to the royal castle with the empress, the emperor riding at the head of the First Guards regiment with the Prince of the Netherlands on his right hand. On returning the procession was met on Unter den Linden by the chief burgomaster the city officials and a baud of twenty - four white maidens. The burgomaster presented an address to Qufen Wilhelmina and handed her a boquet of flowers of tho Netherlands colors, red, white and blur. The queen replied with a few words of thanks. DnUSH lu^«« Did it ever strike you how much Brushes have to do with your Comfort, Style and Appearance A good shaving or tooth brush from which the HAIRS WILL NOT COME OUT, adds much to your comfort, while well brushed lhair and clothes adal much to your appearance. Our stock of brushes of all kinds is very lnrge, well selected and of the best quality, lfyouwanta brush of any kind, try us. Goodeve Bros., Druggists and Stationers. It pay; to dea' with Goodeve Bros. A DELAYED ACCOUNT. Opening the Court House and What Followed. ShouldSHave Drowned Montreal, May 31.—Arthur to Northport today to do Dionne, a young French Canadian, jumped from the highest pier of the Victoria Jubilee bridge here yesterday afternoon, a distance of 90 feet to the river below, where there was only 12 feet of water, lie was uninjured. FOR SALE. A new eight-roomed house under construction with basement, kitchen nnd cellar, two lots, plaining mill, 30-horee power and engine, and other machinery ready fo<- operation, a quantily of rough and dressed lumber finishing material, 1 ne lioise, two single waggons, one cart, one single sleigh, one cutter, two sets harness, one Taylor safe, 30 inches wide, 2,6 inches high by 26 inches deep. Will sell cheap. Apply to Edward Logan on premises, Second avenue east. 4 t VALUABLE PAINTINGS Great Find in an Old Curiosity Shop in London by a Thrifty Pair- Bought for 15 Shillings, New York, May 31.—According to the Tribune's London, correspondent, three pictures incrusted with grime wore recently purchased in au old curiosity shop by a hrifty husband and wife in Cheshire England, for fifteen shillings, one of those when partially cleaned for the adornment of their modest dwelling proved to be the work of au early Italian master, another was a Corrott, and the third was a painting by an early English master. Encouraged by the knowledge that what they had bought for fifteen shillings was worth £100 the couple returned to the old curiosity shop and bought for a pound a canvas blackened with age which was used as a firescreen. Tbis picture when cleaned disclosed the name "Dei Pompa" in one corner and has been identified as a rare work of an Italian painter. The Cheshire couple are now asking £25,000 pounds for their treasure for which they gave a single pound. The Worid's society reporter has been unaccountably off shift ever since the openirg of Rossland's 850,000 court house. The reporter says he has been "indisposed" and only today "handed in his report of the event in question. As it purports to be an accurate- description it is given without comment: A few days ago occurred an important epoch in Rossland. the opening of the new solid brick court house on Columbia avenue. The ladies of Rossland appeared in court dress and Mr. Justice Martin in ermine and scarlet. Mr. Sheriff Tuck of Nelson-on-the-lake wore the regulation cocked hat and Rocky Mountain .sword, while Jack Kirkup wore his usual sunny smile aud yellow leggings. Judge Town- send had a lubin air about him and wore his lost Gainsborough. There were frock coats of ancient and modern vintages, coals made by Poole of Loudon, reform fits made in the effete east by Ikesteiu & Sons, Ltd., and others worn by the Oriental. commission which had evidently been made by Chinese (heap labor. To add his tribute of respect to the bench Mr. Bernard Macdonald closed down the North- port smelter for the day and were it not for his London board would have closed down the miues as well. However, like all other good things, the function came to an end and spectators and officials weuded their way homeward. Mr. Justice Martin, after disrobing, went over to the club and oue of the members, having heard his name mentioned, went forward with beaming countenance and, extending the glad lnnd, said: "How are you Mr. Martin?" His lordship drew back haughtily aud replied: "Mister-Justice Martin if you please.'' For an instant the member was dumbfounded but, quickly recovering, replied: "Oh! I beg your pardon Jedge; I thought it was Joe." Mr. Justice Martin, who has a keen sense of humor, thoroughly appreciated the sally and on his return to the coast will present it to Judge Walkenl as a brand new bon mot to add to his celebrated Cariboo collection. Hello, Hartley, box ot strawberries If you want a nice live or dressed chicken call at the Central Meat Market, corner of First avenue and Washington street. 2-t Born On Thursday May 30th the wife of Walter A. Stringer of tnis city of a daughter. On Wednesday, May 29th the wife of John Tom id 1 oi this city of a daughter. A New York Collapse. New York, May 31.—A large portion of the side-walls and nearly all the rear wall of a four slory tenement on Third avenue collapsed early this morning. There were 12 persons asleep in the house when the walls fell. All of them escaped unhurt except two children who were badly bruised. Just received a consignment of latest designs In wall paper at V. W, Pretty's. tf ^wtA0m-\*-iA~V^7 TO BE SOLD AT COST PKICE. _ t Jj The Crescent Dry Goods Qo. H nj Importers and Retail Dealers of Dry Goods, Etc. %j 1 1 81 a Hi j Prices will be marked in plain red figures \ M \ Prices Marked Does Not Include Sewing and Laying—That's 10c per yard Extra. / I The Crescent Dry Goods Co., uc We have decided to close out our Entire Carpet Stock at Cost. We want the room for other goods- The Stock consists of the oest English Brussels, Tapestry, AxmiD ster and Velvet Carpets With and without Borders And the Best Canadian Axminsters and Ingrains. TWO FORGERS ARRESTED Attempt to Flood Washington with Bogus Street Car Tickets Prevented. sasoae EMPEY'S Washington, May 31.—Fredrick D. II. Engloy, a conductor on the Washington Traction company's lines and his brother Samuel Eng- ley of Plattsville, Md., whose arrest yesterday ou charges of forgery, revealed an alleged plot for flooding the city with bogus car tickets, were arraigned today and waived examination. The}' were held in if3000 for the grand jury. Later the police received a cablegram from the police authorities of Glasgow, Scotlaml,annouuciug that they had recovered the plans from which the bogus ticket floated here were struck, aud along with them had recovered 40,000 sheets of tickets aggregating 240,000 tickets. On receipt of this information the bail of each of the men was raised to $5000 which they were unable to furnish. ~ ■*.--* * —-..* ...».,..-^xr^^.^A. Rossland's Greatest Cost Sale! See Prices! I EMPEY'S . Cuban Convention. & teJ?i'&S88^^ nfmwfm!!fnfTif!!fnfm!!fm^f?mwfnrmmwfWfTT7iT7WTifmK Washington, D, C, May 81,— The president and the cabinet today nt their meeting decided the action of Cuban Constitutional Convention wuh not a "substantial" compliance with the terms of l'latt amendment. The secretary of war will convey this fact to the convention. Hazelwood ice cream delivered to nny pnrt of tlie city, 'l'lioue 161. Quaker Vapor Bath Cabinets -AND— Electric Belts,. FOR SALE BY THE Rossland Drug Co. Phone 185 P. O. Box 568 Traders Block, Queen antl Columbia avenue Maii Orders Promptly Attended to We h,ive thc largest assortment of Union Made Shoes in Rossland for men, women and • boys, misses and children, made by the following firms. |. D, King <X: Co. and Weston Hros, Toronto, Seguin Laline & Co., St Hya- cynthe. C. O. Lalonde, THE SHOEMAN ^iiUuiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiUiUMiUiUiUiUiUiUiUiUiuuiK V, it N, Phone 17 POSTOFFICE BOX 297 THE BRACKMAN-KER MILLING CO, Ltd. DEALERS IN Hay, Grain, Feed A Mill Stuffs B. & K. Rolled Oats, Cereal Products, Wheat, Whole Com, Cracked Com ahd WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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