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ROSSLAND, B. C,
FRIDAY,   MARCH. i8, 1904
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HUNTER AND YMIR STANDBYS
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I by the Large Number
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' CALL FOR A TRIAL BOX.
A representative of the World
returned from Ymir yesterday
afternoon and reports tbat the old
Quartz Creek oamp of the old dayB
of the Rossland boom is doing very
well. Things seem to have got
down to a business basis and everybody seems to be content and do
ing fairly well. The main standby
of tbe town is, of course, the mines
and the Ymir under the new manager Mr. Barnhardt, is running
forty stamps and is doing well on
a paying basis. There are about
100 men employed there and thia
force will be increased shortly.
Many Ymir people, however, are
of the opinion that the Hunter V.
will be the mine of the camp. This
property has just put in an aerial
tramway three miles in length
and is employing a force of 45
men whicb will be shortly increased to 100.
The Wilcox has just started up
with a force of 25 men and the
Dundee and Gold Cup are also resuming work, the latter being leased and the lessees began by unwatering early in the year.
The Porto Rioo mill, after a
olose down lasting all winter, and
whioh is owned by looal copital,
started up on Tuesday last.' The
mill employs about 90 men.
These are the chief industries of
the place but there are several
other minor properties in the
neighborhood whioh are rapidly
coming to the front and of whioh
more is likely to be heard later.
The camp is one of big hotels
whioh are very well managed and
a few enterprising business houses
which are owned by pushing men
who have unbounded faith in the
outcome of the future.
The glory of the oamp is its hos
pital which would do credit to a
very much larger oity. It is under tbe capable management of Dr.
G. Duncan. It is a building two
storeys high, 50 x 128, oontains 16
wards etc, and is heated with hot
air. The St. > ndrew's sooiety are
just putting in a private ward for
ladies.
Working in conjunction with Ymir
are the pushing little places of
Erie and Salmo which are situated
but a few miles distant and both of
whioh burgs are thriving and are
going ahead in a manner whioh
promises ti make this distriot one
of the most solid in the Kootenay.
FOR   SALE
A single horse express harness,
wagon  and  sleigh.    Easy terms.
Apply toLayton's Rossland Bazar
The Hoffman House
Cafe, open all night. Short
orders a specialty.
Marquis   Ito
Is   Favourably
The   Humanity
Tsar.
Received in Korea-
of  the
Liauyang, Maroh 18— Troops are fashi, to produce
still concentrating
forming    guerilla     detachments.
Prioes have risen enormously.
St Petersburg, Maroh 18.—The
first headquarters of the Manchurian army after Qeneral Kourcpat-
kin's arrival-will be at Liauyang,
the general having selected that
point instead of Mukden, whence
to direct the operations.
Liauyang is ten miles off the rail
road, being conneoted with the
main road by a line whioh will be
completed by tbe time General
Kouropatkin arrives, and has many
advantages over Mukden.
St. Petersburg, Maroh 18.—A
correspondent of the Novosti at
Vladivostok Writing under the date
of February 23rd, says that the
cost of living there is high now
from the aotion of municipality is
fixing the price of necessities.
Tbe correspondent describes the
panic wljich prevailed in the city
after the declaration of war and
says that all the institutions of
learning are closed.
Seoul. Maroh 18.—Marquis Ito
arrived at Chemulpo today. He
was greeted by a delegation of high
Korean officials. The Japanese
minister to Korea and General
Ijiohi, commander of the Japanese
garrison here, who went to meet
him, aooompanied him to Seoul.
When the speoial train arrivod
at Seoul it was reoeived with
military honorB. A Korean
guard of honor saluted and surrounded the handsome green palanquin in which Marquis Lo wus
carried to the mansion prepared for
him by the Japanese The route
was lined by Japanese troops who
saluted'he Marquis as he passed.
Thousands of Koreans also witnessed his arrival. Marquis Ito will
be received by the Korean Emperor tomorrow.
Seoul, Maroh 15.—(Via Chemulpo and by steamer Haimun to Weihaiwei, London Times cablegram,
March 17.]—The civil influence
whioh Japan haa been brought to
bear in Korea is no whit less remarkable than the military precision for which it paved the way.
Chemulpo to Seoul every inoh of
the railway line, every foot of telegraph wire and even the highways
are now policed by Japanese soldiers. In faot, judging by the results
Japan must have been laying the
foundations for the present oooupation for months, and it only remained for her minister, M. Hay-
here  and   are)wand   sufficient
as with a magic
backing from an
armed foroe to defeat the more
olumsy machinations of the Russian
representative.
It must not be inferred that the
Sapanese place implioit trust in
Emperor Yi Hyeung and his numerous protestations of sympathy.
Rather is the reverse the case iu
view of the fact that even sinee the
signing of the protocol he haB been
deteoted carrying on a secret correspondence with the Russian Minster at Seoul, M. Pavloff. He has
been warned that a repetition of his
offenoe might make it necessary to
invite him to visit the Mikado at
Tokyo as an honored guest and remain with him until the close of
the war, while at the same time the
Japanese would be enabled more
securely to strengthen their hold
on tbe peninsula kingdom.
At present, however, the attitude
of the Japanese is by no means one
of overbearing ooeroion; on the contrary, everything is being done to
conoiliate the Koreans. Foroible
ooeroion will be the last resort and
in the opinion of your correspondent it will never be necessary.
There has been no maltreatment of
the inhabitants by the army of
occupation and all supplies commandeered have been paid for when
taken. There have been rumors in
circulation of a plot to effect the
overthrow of the Japanese garrison
here as soon as the main army is
engaged in the north, but diligent
investigation indicates that they
are without foundation.
Court plotting is, of course, and
always haB been,epidemic in Seoul,
but it is doubtful that, with the
tangible proofs ol Japan's power in
sight in the harbor of Chemulpo
where the sunken Russian warships
lie, it will eter assume the form of
a serious attempt against Japanese
rule in Korea.
St. Petersburg, March 17.—The
Emperor this morning reoeived the
German attftob.es, who ar» to leave
for the front tomorrow. Among
other thing he said: "Gentlemen,
we all know tbat Russia tried to
avoid war and to obtain a peaceful
settlement. Many of the powers
strove also to attain this end, but
Japan forced the war, infringing on
all international laws. Gentlemen,
you will be able in the Far East to
see how Russia observes a humane
and correct conduct during the
war."
LATEST TELEGRAPH BULLETINS
The Doings of Conspicuous Pereens
Affecting Canadian Interests.
The total snowfall in Chicago this
j ear is the greatest ever known.
The Duke of Cambridge, cousin
of the late Queen is dead at the age
of 85.
High grade oopper ore has been
discovered at Ladysmith near the
Tyee smelter.
General Kouropatkin declares he
has 230,000 troops between Harbin
and Port Arthur.
The Tibet campaign has lost all
its live stock by a descent across
the Chumbi valley.
A mine at Port Arthur haB blown
up one of the Russian torpedo boat
stroyers, the Skorri.
The Russians and Japanese are
dosing together just north of Anju,
on the river C hemming.
The Chinese government is
strongly opposing the emigration
Chinese to the TranBvaal.
It is reported that the Frenoh
will willingly forego their territorial rights on the coast of Newfoundland. •
Fifteen Japanese spies, disguised
as Japanese laborers have been
oaptured by the Russians near Port
Arthur.
The Grand Trunk railway, evidently on the lookout for tiouble,
is asking for delay in the oase of
strikes.
The RuBsianB have bought 5,000
tons of barley at San Francisco and
the Japanese are lying in wait for
the same.
The Russians say that General
Ma's attitude in Manohuria is endangering the peace of their country with China.
D. C. Corbin is willing to put
Spokane in connection with the C.
P. R. if he oan get the right of way
and necessary terminal grounds.
The Ottawa government will disallow the provincial laws passed
last session against the immigration
of Japanese on the ground that the
Japanese government is forbidding
emigration to this country.
LAST NIGHT'S LIGHTS.
Accldont to Turblnoo at  Bonnington
Folio.
Nelson, Maroh 18.—About 5.30
last evening one of the turbines at
the Bonnington Power works gave
out, a portion of the machine breaking, and causing a stoppage of part
of the power supply. In oonse-
queuce the tram line company of
thiB city were notified that no power could be supplied ithem for a
couple of days until the necessary
repairs had been effected. The oars
stopped running at 6 o'olook last
night and Manager Mason said that
traffic would probably not be resumed until Sunday morning.
Walker'B Rye Whisky, 75o, Por
Wine, 76o, Sherry 76c perqt. bottle
At the Family   Liquor Store Wash
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THE EVENING/vVdkLi3jROSSLAND  B.C., MARCH   i8, 1904
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The Evening World
By tha WorW;PuYillihlnk Company.
contrived wonderful tramways, belt
conveyors, elevators, hydraulic
plants, etc., and made general
wreckage of old-time methods and
ideas pertaining to mining.
^ There is practically nothing to
•umcmftion *\t«8-$5oo »"»'"!" deter Canadians from utilizing the
variably la adwnce.    AdrtrUalng rata* made- »
kaawa oa application. mining experience of the United
States and, where practical, mak-
Knttxed at the Rossland, B. C, postoffice To
traatmiaaion through the mails,May i, igoi a
aeoondclaaareading matter.
MARKET
Rossland Mails.
(R!.J AMES H. FLETCHER.
■.(OENBRAL   MANAGER:
T. 0. SOX JOJ Koxxlivnil,  11. C
WAR NEWS.
Retail Prices in Rossland
Stores.
Apparently the gentleman who
is  handling  the dissemination of
the Associated Press "news" from
New York has a great contempt for
the intelligence of the publio on
tbis continent.    The publio want
the war news.    Now Japan does
not see fit to divulge its aim for at*
taok and the Russians to publish
broadcast what they are going to
do.   Consequently there is no news
and the unfortunate A. P. man is
driven to make it up.   Now if he
knew anything about anything outside of his own country he might
make a fair shape at  it and the
"news" would probably be every
kit as reliable as that sent out from
interested sources, Tokio or St. Petersburg.     But when the publio iB
informed  that the   Russian  fleet
was oontemplating getting around
to the Paoifio from the Baltic by a
cruise around the north of Asia in
the ioe blocked Arotio ocean, a voyage that puzzled many an Arctic
explorer for centuries, and has been
only once or twice accomplished,
and that in a voyage of months of
duration, the "news" is at  once
stamped as an idle coinage.   On
• the same day we are informed that
the Russian fleet will Bail for the
Far East round the Cape of Good
Hope, where every coaling station,
or nearly bo, is in the hands of the
British, the publio is inclined to
discount him still further.   Then
the information  is vouchsafed ub
that the Japs do not know whether
the Vladivostok   squadron is   at
Port   Arthur or the Port Arthur
squadron at Vladivostok, a junction that must be effected by passing through the Japanese fleets and
the very thing that they have been
trying to prevent.   After this it iB
no wonder that the leading news
papers on' this oontinent are making arrangements with the London
Times to send them the news.
ing    improvements  or    adapting
methods to circumstances.
Judging from the geology and
area of British Columbia, -the
future will see hundreds of millions
of mineral wealth produced in the
the province and it is to be hoped
that the people seoure a large share
of their birthright—the natural re
sources of the country.
It is time for British Columbians
generally to learn all they can of
mineralogy, geology and mining,
because if they do not they will in
a few years be the choppers of wood
and drawers of water for the enterprising "inlanders," and in that
case they will be just where they
belong.
GROCERIES AND MINE SUPPLIES
Corrected Up to Date by the Lead'
inp Merchants of the
Camp.
FOR   SALE
A Bingle horse express harness,
wagon  and   sleigh.    Easy terms.
Apply toLayton'a Rossland Bazar
Walker's Rye Whisky, 75o, Por
Wine, 75o, Sherry 75c per qt. bottle
At the Family   Liquor Store Wash
St. 	
The Hoffman House
Cafe, open all night. Short
orders a specialty.
We are Cleaning out trimmed
hats at the Emporium. New goods
ooming in.
Crown Point Hotel, Trail. Lead-
ng hotel in the smelter city.
Carnations Fresh Daily. Palace
Candy Store.
MINING.
Don't be discouraged, says the
New Denver Lejge, because you
are not acquainted with everything
pertaining to mining—keep on
learning—use every opportunity to
master eoonomio mineralogy and
geology and all mining methods.
It took the Yankees—smart,
adept and enterprising rs they undoubtedly are—forty years to learn
to mine. They made all kinds of
blunders. Lead Bmelters were
erected lo reduce zinc blendes. Fifty
per cent or more of their mills were
found useless. They did not know
a tree milling from a refractory ore
—rich ores of all kinds were unrecognized and thrown over the
dumps. Miners had to be brought
from Cornwall and elsewhere.
Chemists and metallurgists f..m
Germany and other oountries.
Eventually the Yankees knew all
their instructors could tell thom
and actually began to make unheard of improvements in mine
timbering, in pumping, hoisting
aud reduction plants.    They also
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The Best Whiskey
There Is
USHER'S   BLAOK  BOTTLE   •
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BENN & OHREN
CUSTOMS BROKERS
STONE BLOCK
Cor. Queen St. and Columbia Ave.
ORDER   YOUR
WOOD
AT  THE
Le Roi Stables]
Dry Fir and Tamarac at
$5, per cord,
Telephone 39.
Rossland B. C.
JUST OPENED.
Largest Stock of Pipes
IN
Meerschaum
and Briars.
Fine Line in CIGARS
Put up in 10 and 25 in a box
L.  LEVY A CO.
MINING   SUPPLIES.
Axes, per doz 17.50-10.00
Candles, per case $5.60-6.50
Caps, Bennett, per box 75o
Coal, blsckf mith per ton $22.50
Dynamite, 60 per ot, per lb 194
Dynamite, 50 per ot, per lb 18o
Dynamite, 40 per ct, per lb I6J0
Fuse, Bennett per 100 ft 75o
Hammers, per lb 15o
Iron, per lb 3i-5o
Nails, base, per keg $4
Shovels, per doz $7.60-10
Steel. Canton per lb 84c
MEAT AND POULTRY.
Bacon, per lb 18-20o
Beef, per lb (side) 9-10c
Chickens, each 50-90o
Fish,{per lb 12i-15o
Ham, per lb 18-20o
Mutton per lb (side) 13-15
Turkey, per lb 23o
Veal, per lb fside) 18c
PROVISIONS
Almonds, per lb 25c
Apples, per 501b box $1.25-$1.50
Bananas, per doz 40c
Beans, per lb 6c
Butter, per lb 25-35o
Cheese, per lb 20c
Chocolate, per lb 40-50c
Cocoa, per lb 40c-$1.00
Coffee, per lb 25-50o
Condensed Milk per can 15o
Dried Peas, per lb 8c
Eggs, per doz 30-40
Flour, per 501b $1-60-1.05
Grapes, per lb 150
Honey, per lb 25c
Jams and Jellies per lb 12-13c
Lard, per lb 174c
Onions, per lb 5c
Oranges, per doz 40-50o
Pickles, per qt 20o-25o
Plums, per 201b box 50c
Potatoes, per 1001b sack $1.00
Rice, per lb 80
Rolled Oats per lb 5o
Sugar, per lb (>4c
Vinegar, per gal 50c-75o
Walnuts, per lb 25c
Watermelons, each 50-60c
FEED
Bran, per ton $27
Hay, per ton $27
Oats, per ton $32
Shorts, per ton $30
MISCELLANEOUS
Coal, per ton, Gait, $8.50
Kerosine, per gal SOo
Soap, per bar 5o
Wood, per cord $4.50-15.50
Mails close Mails delivered
o\ ilv^x- daily except
ct   Su nday Monday at
ep6:3o am 7:00 a.m.
for Trail, Phoenix,
Ca'cade, Columbia
Grand Forks, Fife,
Greenwood, Eholt, Midway and all Boundary
District points.
Daily except Daily except
Sunday Monday
6:30 a. m. 7:00 a. m.
Robson, Castlegar
Mon., Wed., Fri Wed. .Eri., Sun
6:30 a. m. 7:00 a. m.
Gladstone
Daily Daily
4:40 a. m. t:oo a. m.
Northport, Spokane
and all United Btates
points. Paterson, B, C.
Daily except Daily except
Sunday Sunday
9:40 a, m. .   6: 00 p. m
Kaslo, and also Waneta,
Ymir, Nelson and Sulmo,
B.C.
Daily Daily 6 :oo p. m.
0:40 a. m and 7 :oo a. m
Ordinary letter mail
only for all Eastern
Canada, and the United Kingdom and all
European aud other
foreign countries.
Daily Daily
5:1; p m. 7:00 a. m.
Alljpoint* served bv
the Canadian Pacific
Railway, the North-
weat Territories, Manitoba, all Eastern Canada, the United Kingdom, and all European
and other foreign countries.
Daily 5:1511 in.. Daily 7:00 a. m.
Crow's Nest Pass and
connections, Nelson.
Sun., Tues., Tnur Tues., Thur., Sa
7:00 a. m
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Daily except
Monday
7:00 a. m.
5:i5 P-m.
Deer Park.
Daily except
Saturday
5:1s p.m.
Sandon.    ____^^_^_
Daily 5:15p.m Daily 7:00a.m
Trail, Arrowhead, Nakusp, Revelstoke Station, Halcyon and Columbia River, Slocan
and Lardeau District
point and connections.
Daily 5:15 p4m. Daily 7:00 a. m,
All points served by
the Canadian Pacific
Railway west of Rrv-
elstoke Station, including China and Japan
and Klondike,
MORTGAGE  SALE
Under and4 by virtue" of the power
of sale coutu'ned.in a certain Mortgage
whieh will be produced at the time of
sale, there will be offered for eale by
Public Auction by Walter ]. Robinson
Esq., Auctioneer, on the premises below
described on Wednesday, the 30th. day
ol March, 1004, at tbe hour of 12
o'clock in the forenoon, the following
valuable property situated in the Town
of Rossland, and being composed of Lots
No. 19 and 20 in Block 31. according to
Map or Plan No, 579, of the said Town
ol Rossland.
On   the   above  described   property
which is on the south side of Kootenay
street, are said to be two trame cottages.
Terms of Sale.—10  per   cent of the
purchase money at the time of sale and
the balance within thirty days thereafter.
For further particulars apply to
Mcdonnell, McMaster Sc Geary,
51 Yonge Street, Toronto,
Solicitors for Vendors'
Or WALTER J. ROBINSON,
Auctioneer,
Rossland B. C.
Dated March Qth, 1004.
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Sample Rooms
For Commeroial Men,
Finest Brill in Kootenays
in; connection.
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WALTER] J. ROBINSON
AUCTIONEER
Real Estate and Customs Broker
ezt to Postoffice
At Agnew's'
Hammond's Hams
And Bacon
Boneless Pork
Agnew & Co.
GROCERS
R.L. Wright
A.R.S.M.
(Assayer^for",La Roi No. 2,)
WILL TAKE
Custom Assays
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SOCIETY   CARDS.
Ff\      XI*    FRATBRNAL   OEDRE   OF
.   KJ.   aVa. xUQUta,   Roaaland  Afrit,
No, 10, Rcgalar mwtin** crtrr Monday ei
Inga, Ip. n, Minera'Union Hall,
A JB. Dutton W   r
H, Dultl W. IMr*MTT
STOCKSAND REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE—Four-roomed cottage
nicely finished, and three lots, wel
fenced and laid down as garden, Price,
11)200, part cash down.
FOB SALE—Lodging Flat, going con
cern, cheap rental.   A bargain.
 APPLY	
DYER & FLETCHER
E120 Columbia Ave.
The Evening World is
the paper that has the
circulation. So if yon
want to get good results
from your advertisements
put them in a paper that
Is read not by part of the
people, but [Jby all the
people. It may cost a
little more but you will
find it cheaper in the
end. Stop and think
about it.
©FIRST CLASS
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WHOLESALE   MARKETS
Rossland, Nelson, Trafl,Sandon,Revelstoke,Green-
wood, Grand Forks and Vancouver.
RETAIL MARKET8-Rowlani Trail, NelwnJ.YmJr, Katie
Sandon, New Denver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,
Greenwood, Phoenix, Midway, Camp   McKinney,
Revelstoke, Ferguson and Vancouver.
Fish. Sum ud Poultry in Season, Sannges ol AH Unds.
WM. DONALD, Managar Roaaland Branch
ESTABLISHED 1849.
GEORGE GREEN.
ITHE FOUNDRY.
ABERYSTWYTH,
ENGLAND,
Manufacturer of Concentrating Machinery.
MEDALS—Royal Cornwall Polytechnic; Gold medal' International IMinirr Exkl
bition, Crystal Palace, 1800,    Only award (or Concent-atari.
SPECIALTIES:
I.- rrps with latest improve ments, ol up-to-date design, and with wearing parts of
Hadfield's steel, from 2 cwts. to 10 cwts. per bead, Stonebri akers, Clusters, Jigs
Trommels, Vanners, etc, all constructed in sections for facility of transport if desired. Patent Portable Crushing and Amalgamating Pans for Prospecting, A
small concentrating plant to treat up to five ton* erected at the worka by welch
commercial results can be seen by intending purcbaseri for a merely nominal co*
Estimates for complete
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IPHRAJ
•The Phoenician*!
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SYNOPSIS
Phra, who dies and lives again in
Britain, begins to recount his early adventures—He buys a British slave girl
and sails oa a trading voyage to Cornwall and marries a British princess. Is
attacked and captured'by the Romans,
Escapes aud is murderd by the Druids.
Is born again in later Roman Britain,
Fnds a tattooed record bv his wif» on
his body. Rescues a Roman lady from
a bull and is taken into favor. Lives
and dies in her service. Wakes up in
Saxon England just before the Battle of
Heatings. Rescues a Saxon Maiden
from the Conqueror. Marries her. Visited at |8tonehenge by his British wife.
Compilers of domesday book makes enquiries. Flight to Sanctuary where Phra
again sleeps and wakes in Edward I
reign. Finds himself a sleeping saint
in an Abbey. Visits shrine of his Saxon wife. Joins the knights going to the
French war. The daughter of a Norman Baron falls in love with him and
accompanies him as his masked p.ge to
France.
CHAPTERXII (Continued)
Again I had to owe to Flamau-
coeur's ready wit and liberal parse
precedence for our needs above all
the requirements of the many good
knights who would have orossed
with the haste they oould, but had,
perforce, to wait. It was he got
us a vessel sufficient for our needs
when the fisher folk were swearing
there was not a * hip to be hired
for .wen y miles up or down the
ooast. In this we embarked with
our horses, and one or two other
gentlemen we knew, and in a few
hours' sailing the English shore
went down and the sunny cliffs of
Normandy rose ahead of us.
Will you doubt but that I stood
thoughtful silent as the green and
silver waves were shivered by our
danoing prow, and that strange,
familiar land rose up before ub? I,
that British I, who had seen
Caesar's galleys, heavy with I'm-
brlan and Etrurian, put out from
that very shore: I, who had stood
on the green cliffs of Harold's kingdom and shaken a Saxon javelin
towards that home of Norman
tyranny: I, this knightly steel
bound I, stood and watched that
oountry grow upon us, witb
thoughts looked in my heart there
were none to listen to and none to
share.
Ohl it was passing strange, and
I did not rouse me until our iron
keel went gently grinding up the
Norman gravel, and our vessel was
beached upon the hostile Bhore.
CHAPTER XIII
Strange, eventful, and bloody,
were the incidents that followed.
King Edward, burning for glory,
had landed in Normandy a little
time before, had knighted on these
yellow beaches that gallant boy
his son, and with the young Prince
and some fourteen thousand English troops, ten thousand wild
Welshmen and six thousand Irish,
pillaging and destroying as he
went, he had marohed straight into the heart of unready France.
With that handful of men he had
burnt all the ships in Hogue,
Barfleur, and Cherbourg; he had
stormed Montebourg, Carentan, St.
Lo, and Valognes? sending a thousand sails laden with booty back
to England, and now, day by day,
he was pressing southward his fair
rebellious territories, deriding the
French King in his own oountry,
and taking tithe and taxes in
rough fashion -with fire and sword.
Nor had we who came late far to
seek for the Sovereign. His whereabouts was well enough to be told
by the rolling smoke that drifted
heavily to leeward ol his marching
columns and the broad trail of de-
eolation    through     the    smiling
country that marked his stem 'pro
gress. To travel that sad road
was to see naked war stripped of
all her excusing pageantry, to Bee
grey desolation and lean sorrow
following In the gay train ol
viotory.
Godsl it waa a sad path. Here,
as we rode along, would lie the
still smouldering anhes of a burnt
village, black and grey in the
smiling August sunshine. In such
a hamlet, perhaps, across a threshold, his mouth agape and staring
eyes fixed on the unmoved heavens
would lie a pennant herdsman, hia
right hand still grasping the hum -
ble weapon wherewith he had
sought to protect his home, and
the blaok wound in his breast showing whenoe his spirit had fled indignant to the'dim Plaoe of Explanation.
[To be continued.]
POWDER SMOKE—Did, it ever
give you headaohe? Dr. Scotts
headaohe powders are a qnick and
sure oare    Sold at Morrows  Drug
8t^«-
Walker's Rye Whisky, 75o
Port Wine 75c, Sherry, 75c.per qt
bottle. At the Family Liquor Si ore
Wash. St.
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Powder dusted in tha bath softens the
Water at the aame tirnt that it disinfects. *s
List Your Property With
Walter J. Robinson
AUCTIONEER
Real Estate and Customs Broker
WANTED
Two Houses and Lots,
4 or 5 rooms. I have a
buyer for each.
FOR  SALE
One 35 H. P. upright Boiler,
Hoist, Cable and Buoket. Only in
use about a month.
FOR SALE—Two lots with four
roomed house. Wood shed, spring
water. Good looation for miner.
Prioe, quick sale, $175. Apply to
Walter J. Robinson.
Why pay rent? When you can
own your own home by paying a
small deposit down and the balance
in monthly payments,
FOR   SALE
Bowling Alley, complete; double
maple floor, return (rough, pins
and balls. Made in three sections,
for shipment. Made by Bruna-
wiok-Balk Co. of Chioago. Prioe
$275. 	
If you have any bedsteads', bureaus, waBhstands, tables, chairs,
stoves, ranges, carpets, etc., that
you want to turn into oash, oall on
Walter J. Robinson
AUCTIONEER
Real Fstate and Customs Broker
Next Door to Postoffice
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To the
Merchants
Why Don't
You Increase
Your Business?
Do not sit down and complain of lacK ot
business, because people are sending out of
the city for their goods. -
Hustlinq will
Do the Trick
Give them to understand that they can
save money by dealing at home.
YOU WILL HAVE
TO SHOW THEM
That you can sell them better goods for
less money than they can get them for at
some Cheap John department store in the
east, and keep the money at home.
When you* have done this
You will get the results
The next question is how to reach the people toj tell them what you want them to
know
You can do this by keeping your advertisement in
The Evening
World....
It reaches all^the people and goes in all the
homes in the city. # [%} Its circulation is
increasing every day.
Give it a'Trial
i I Specials atPaulson's
P. B. Blend
Goffee;
I! Moosejaw
Floor
II Chilliwack
j j Butter
Paulson p
;   Bros,   i
iiTHE GROCERS:!
nmniwi
Rossland Home Bakery
A full line of
Confectionery
FRESH BREAD
Schwartzenhauer & Wells. Props
The Alhambra
Family   Liquor
Store
We supply only^ first clt.se goods
Oar Wines and Liquors are especially adapted to family and medi<
cinal purposes. All goods at whole-
sal prices. Goods delivered to
any partol the oity.   Phone 268.
GEO. OWEN   Prop.
JttuHtiMnfy
The only all rail, between" points cast
west and south to Rossland. Nelson,
Grand Forks and Republic.
Buffet cars run between Spokane and
Northport.
Effective June !4, 1903
NORTHBOUND.
Leave Spokane 845 a.m.
Arrive Rossland 4:35 p.m.
Arrive Nelson »**-P-m-
Arrive Grand Forks...,
Arrive Republic	
.7:20 p.m.
4:00 pjn.
.6:15 pjn
SOUTHBOUND.
Leave...
Leave...
Leave...
Leave...
Arrive...
.....Republic 8:30 a.m.
 Grand Forks 10:3s ajn
 „NeI»°n 7--oa.ni
  Kossland io:ioa.m
 Spokane 6:15 pjn
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CD   TO ALL POINTS
Atlantic S.S. Sailings
C.P.R. ATLANTIC S.S. LINE
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ALLAN LINE
From St   John.
Ionian ... .April 2   Bavarian April 0
DOMINION LINE
From Portland
Dominion. .April 2   Southwark. .April q
AMERICAN   LINE
St. Louis April 2    New York.. April 9
RED STAR LINE
Finland,.,.. April 2   Vaderland.. April o
CUNARD LINE
Etruria Apr 1 2   Lucania April 9
WHITE STAR LINE
Arabic April 1   Oceanic April 6
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La Touraine Apr. 7   La Lorraine Apr. 14
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Laurentian..Mar. 31   Numidian Apr, 14
Continental sailings of North German
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W. P. F. CUMMINGS,
G. S. S, Agt., Winnipeg
0,W. DEY, Agent,
C. P.R, Depot, Rossland.
SHORT .LINE
TO
St. Paul,Duluth,Minneapolis,Chicjgo
and all'points east
Seattle, Tacoma, Victoria, Portland
and all Pacific Coast points;
Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers
Dining & Buffet Smoking Library (Jars
2-Fast,Trains Through Dally-2
For rates, folders and full information
regarding trips, call on or address any
agent 8. F. & N. Railway.
H. BRANDT, C P 4 T A,
701 W Riverside, Spokane
H.A. JACKSON. Gin  Ft. & Pass. Agt.
Spokane, WaBh,
H. P. BkOWN, Rossland Agent
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And you will not complain as to the results ■**.«#. r nuw .    nwi f HE EVENING  WORLD ROSSLAND,    fc. C, MARCH ig, 1964
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THE LOCAL
EXCHANGE
Cariboo McKinney at
Bottom Notch.
the
WAR EAGLE STOCK NO STRONGER
Tht Latest Quotations and
Locally    Upon    the
Market.
Sales
Cariboo Camp MoKinney, whioh
aoared in years gone by to a pre-
nium, was sold this morning at a
cent.   War Eagle is no Btronger.
ANOTHER HOCKEY MATCHr
Game  on   Saturday   Night   Between
Rossland Bankers and Trail Team
The Bankers of Rossland have
challenged the men • ol Trail to a
hockey matoh which is 00 come off
here tomorrow night at the rink
and a rattling good game is expeoted. The bankers are confident
o( victory but the Trail team are
reported^) be adversaries worthy
of their steel.
The lineup will be ae follows:
Trail—Messrs. Bingay, Buchanan,
Turnbull, Kunner, MoNab, Blay-
look and Labarthe. Bossland—
Watson, Leighton, fhipps, Dewd
ney, Lee, K, E. MaoKenzle and
Lamont.
List Your Property With
Walter J. Robinson
AUCTIONEER
Real Estate and Customs Broker
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Today's Local Quotations:
Aaked
American Boj........ -...•      *X
Wm H«r        *
■tick Tall        3
Caaadlafl Oold Fielda         3>*
Cariboo (Camp afcaTJnnay) -x-dl*       i'A
ClraBtar     -JH.
Crow. Meet Fern Coal f
Falrriew        4
Fiaher Maiden        3
Bid
Granby Conaulldated   (4.0°
Moraiac Glory..
Mountain Lion..
Rorth BUr Waat Xooteuay)..
(an
tana	
SamN.'r-Cafil>
. itboo.
Ml.
•rnUlTan	
Tan Thamb	
War Sail. Conaolidated..,.,
Waterloo (Aaaeaa. paid)	
Whit. Bear (Aaaeaa. paid) .
16
6
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■7
•5 .
ty.
$3-'5
REGISTER,  REGISTER.
WANTED
Two Houses and Lots,
4 or 5 rooms. I have a
buyer for each.
FOR   SALE
One 35 H. P. upright Boiler,
Hoist, Cable and Buoket. Only in
une about a month.
SMOKE THE BEST
W. B and
Crown Grant
Cigars	
They Are Union Made
Patronize a Home Industry
Tha Votara List Will Cloaa on tha 28th
f-•     jj.y 0f March
1*
3*
»4
Hi
Today's Sales.   .
Cariboo MoKinney, 1500, lo; War
Eagle 500,12o.   Total 2000.
MINOR MENTION
The Presbyterian concert is
nearly ready for performance.
Harvey Heavener and Jack McArthur have leased the Clarendon
The Bangers are much exercised
over a proposed change in head-
get r.
The youngsters are to have their
hookey match with Nelson tbis
evening.
A large party are planning the
ascent ot Mount Robert" on Sunday next.
There is a meeting of the Robb-
and Liberals tomorrow evening at.
tbe Board of Trade rooms.
A. H. MaoNeill is attending the
Court ol revisions at Kaslo having
returned from Revelstoke.
Six inches of snow fall yesterday
making the total for the season
209 inohes. The record snow
1896-7 waa 203 inohes.
Many people ar disappointed be
cause .of the possibility of the non
return of the Olympia owing to the
deadlock over the O. era House.
The Canadian order of Foresters
has been reorganized with Dr
Kerr as chief ranger, Q. A. Paulson as vice and Q. Agnew as chaplain.
Tha Exit of a Local Preacher.
Your ligbt is bad, my eyes are dim,
I source oan Bee to read this hymn.
I cannot remain upon your soil,
There's Bonnington water in your
oil.
Musicians sang, his flock arose,
He raised his glasses off his nose,
Dumb blind with rage at his new
flock,
Not knowing a hymn from business
talk.
His  audience  smiled,   he looked
quite tame,
The Bonnington light got all the-.
blame.
"Now may the devil take you all,"
Wae his farewell to his last call.
—A. Munn,
Who is doing a first class business in his new store on the oorner
of Second and Washington.      2t
We are Cleaning out trimmtd
hats at the Emporium. New goods
ooming in.
Crown Point Hotel, Trail.
ng hotel in the smelter city.
Lead-
Carnations Freah Daily. Palace,
Canity Store.
Electors are reminded that the
registration lists will olose on
Monday, Maroh 28. According to
the Provincial Elections Aot all
persons desirous of having their
nameB entered on the list of voters
shall make application to the
registrar of voters up to the last
Monday in M^roh and September
of each year.
On the first Monday of May and
November a court of revision iB
held by the registrar for the pur
pose of hearing any objections to
any names orr the list or to the
applicants who may wish to have
their names registered as voters.
Those whose names are not now
on the voters lists must have them
registered before Monday, March
28th.
The Provincial lists are also used
for Dominion election purposes.
POWDER SMOKE—Did, it ever
give you headache? Dr. Sootts
headaohe powders are a qniok and
sure cure,   Sold at Morrows Drug
stire
Walker's Rye Whisky, 75o
Port Wine 75o, Sherry, 75r.per qt.
bottle. At the Family Liquor Store
Wash. St.
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JUlEljnQ   80B1
R.L Wright!
A. R.S.M.
!       (AssayerlforJLe.Roi'No. 2,)
WILL TAKE
Custom Assays:
JUST OPENED.
Largest Stock of Pipes
IN
Meerschaum
and Briars.
Fine Line in CIGARS
Put up in 10 and 25 in a box
L. LEVY A  CO.
FOR SALE—Two lots with four
roomed house. Wood shed, spring
water. Good location for miner.
Price, quiok sale, $175. Apply to
Walter J. Robinson.
Why pay rent? When you can
own your own home by paying a
small deposit down and the balance
in monthly payments.
FOR   SALE
Bowling Alley, complete^ double
maple floor, return trough, pins
and balls. Made in three sections,
for shipment. Made by Brnns-
wiok-Balk Co. of Chioago. Price
$275. 	
If you have any bedsteads, bureaus, washBtands, tables, ohairs,
stoves, ranges, carpets, ete., that
you want to turn into cash, call on
Walter J. Robinson
AUCTIONEER
Real Estate and Customs Broker
Next Door to Postoffice
THE
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S A LOON
The Best Whiskey
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•   USHER'S    BLAOK  BOTTLE   *
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ORDER   YOUR
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AT  THE
Le Roi Stables
Dry Fir and Tamarac at
$5, per cord,
Telephone 39.
Rossland B. C
MORTGAGE  SALE
Under and ' by virtue of the power
ol sale coUa;ned,m a certain Mortgage
whieh will be produced at the time of
sale, there will be offered for eale by
Public Auction by Walter J. Robinson
Erq., Auctioneer, on the premises below
described on. Wednesday, the 30th. day
ot March, IQ04, at tbe hour of 12
o'clock in the forenoon, the following
valuable property situated in the Town
of Kossland, and being composed of Lots
No. igan4 20 in Block 31. according to
Map or Plan No, 579, of the said Town
ol Rossland.
On   the   avove  deseribed    property
which is 011 the aouth eide of Kootenay
street, are said to be two frame cottages.
Terms of Sale.—10   per .eent  of the
purchase money at the time of sale and
the balance within thirty days thereafter.
For further particulars apply to
Mcdonnell, McMaster Sc Geary,
51 Yonge Sireet, Toronto,
Solicitors for Vendors'.
Or WALTER J. ROBINSON,
Auctioneer,
Rossland B. C.
Dated March Qth, 1904.
jYOIICE.
In the matter of an application for a
duplicate of a Certificate of Title to lots
7 and 8, block 60, in the Third Addition
to the Railway Audit on in the Town of
Rosssland.(Map6i6I>).
Notice is hereby given thai it is my
intention tn issue at the expiration of
one montb from the first publication
hereof a duplicate of the Cerlificate of
Title to the above mentiinei! lots in the
name of W. II. Jackson, which Ceriifi
cate is dated the 15th day of October,
iqoo, and numbered 3786K.
H. F. McLEOD,
District Registrar,
Land Registry Office, Nelson,
29th February, 1904.
Application for Transfer of Liquor
License.
Notice is hereby given that I will ap
ply to the Board of Licensing Commissioners of the city of Rossland at its next
meeting for a trimeter of the liquor li
cense held by me for the Western Hotel
situated on Second avenue, in tbe city of
Rossland, B. C, to K. D. Stinson. I
Wm. McLeod,
Licensee
Dated this iSth day of March, IW4.   ;d
Y
SOCIETY   CARDS.
Ff\      XT-    FRATEKNAI,   OHDRJt   OF
.   KJ.   Mi, KAQLK8,    Rouland   Aerie
Ho, 10, Regular meeting, eren Monday .Train**.. 8 p, m. Minera* Union Hall,
A ,H, Du"on W   •
H. Denial w. «M'M«n
STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE—Four-roomed cottage
nicely, finished, and three lots, wel
fenced and laid down as garden, Price,
(1,200, part cash down.
FOB SALE—Lodging Flat, going con-
cern, cheap rental.   A bargain.
 APPLY	
DYER & FLETCHER
E120 Columbia Ave.
HOCKEY MATCH
Saturday, March 19
Rossland Bankers vs. Trail
A Lively and Interesting Game Is
Certain to be Played.
Notice to the Public
I have taken over the management of the
WESTERN HOTEL
The house will be thoroughly renovated.
All the delicacies of the season will be found
upon the tables. The bar is supplied with
choicest of wines, liquors and cigars
A specialty -will be made of Miners' Din.
ner pails. Give ns a trial and you will be
convinced that we have the best house in
the city.
K.D.STINS0IM
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Magazine Charges for the removal of  Wrecks, Etc.,   Eto.
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i
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The policies of this gigantic eompany are
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No stockholders. All profits for the
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The rates and guarantees beat the world.
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BOSSLAND, B. C.
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