THE EVENING WORLD Vol. 1. No. 3. ROSSLAND. B.C.^FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1001. Price Five Cents. •I ^ k: MEN'S FURNISHINGS NEW SPRING HATS In Stetson Soft Hats and ehristy Stiff Hats. ( SEE OUR WEST WINDOW ) I $ HAN AN SHOES, For Swell Dressers BELL SHOES, # SEE OUR EAST WINDOW ) HUNTER BROS. ►♦*♦ ♦♦♦♦ «-v »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ **■**■ *t _J.W,SPRING. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. IMPORTER OF PRECIOUS STONES «v*%%^% WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE ROSSLAND. B. C. ► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦..♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*,)«>} aaaflllaia II —■-. ;ACCID£NT May not be nerinus enough lo deinuml a doctor's iillriilion or even cull lbr drugs or medicines, lint some sort uf lm incnl will lie beneficial; Morrow's Rheumatic Liniment will nlve Instant relief. Nu lauiily sliuiilil be without a bottle. Sold at T. R. MORROW'S DRUG STORE. O. M. Fox & Co. Grocers, Teas and Coffees. Crockery and Glassware. SEE OUR Columbia Avenue, near Queeu. Rossland JOHN PHILLIPS Builder and Contractor. Office and Shop in the Imperial Block. Telephone 125. Jibbing a Specially Residence Monte Christo St., 3rd home south of _.,,,., fl«ptiat Churoh New Spring Goods, They are Beauties. Nothing Cheap About them lIBut the Price The largest Stock in the City to Select from. HEARD&SHOULTS WEST END TAILORS, Columbia Ave. . Next door to Empey's Mrs. Ls •More, Pjo- prictrchs .. BEST MEALS IN TOWN, Cut Flowers A fine assortment always on band Plants If you want a nice house plant call and see our assortment. We have them at all prices Finest Candy in town always to be bad at tbe leading confeclioueri.. The Bon Ton I'hone 214. Cloth Tep. SEE - THAT THIS Light as A Feather TO OUR PATRONS: We aim to pleaee all, and you will find our prices always as low as first- class goods can be sold for. - We solicit your patronage. WE SELL UNION MADE SHOE*. W. F. McNeill THF SHOE MAN 1 «>i" ' 1 NEWS BY WIRE Today's Associated Press Dispatches. CONDENSED AND CONCISE The Latest Current News from all Parts of the World—Interesting and Refreshing- Columbia Transfer Company i;F.<), FUNK, Mgr. The only Transfer or iixprcsa company iii I'm: 1 .n.i that *-Hl dirllwr lour trunks iui jjc <-a* 11 Three 'lava -storage free. oFiacK.n,ieen. Cigar Sinraiasasa Robert Coibett, captain of the Iroquois boat club, and one of the first men in aquatic spoil iu Chicago, is dead. Mr. Corbett came oi a family of oarsmen and waa a brother of John Corbel t who was the champion oarsman of America. At the third days racing of ths Newmarket fust spring meeting the Brety handicap of 200 sovereigns was won by London, ridden by Manny Maher. A small boat containing two persons, persnmably boys or young men, was swept over the rapids of St. Mary's river yesterday. Neither boat or passengers have been seen since. One of the passengers was rowing bard against the current but the boat was carried un der the bridge and caught by a rush of water. It overturned and the occupants disappeared. Mrs. Mary Bankey, mother of Ira D. San key, the world wide evangelist, and singer, died at- her home in Newcastle, Pa, today. She was 90 years old and death was due to her advanced age. Several of the large New York brokerage houses employ automobiles now to carry messages from their offices to the new headquarters of the stock exchange. The vehicles can be seen during the busy hours of tlie day rushing along the streets to Wall Street offices carrying messenger boys and brokers. The rent for an automobile during the business hours is ten dollars a day. The brotherhood of St. Paul, an organization of Methodists which has extended its chapters into 13 states and Canada, will meet in annual convention at TJtica, New York, May '-'2. The building iu Chicago of a i(1100,000 temple to the memory of Robert G. Ingersoll, iu which the teachings of the orator and atheist shall be perpetuated is the purpose of the Iiigersoll memorial association, incorporated at Springfield today. The chancellor, count Von Bue- low. llHS notified the respective presidents that a joint sitting of the diet for tonight has been summoned for the purpose of hearing a message from the throne. Dr. Vou Miquel, the Prussian minister of finance, has resigned and his resignation has been accepted. Three thousand guineas stakes at London Newmarket races today was won by Aida ridden by Maher, Fleur d' Ete was second and Santa Brigada, ridden by I. Reiff, was third. Fifteen iiorses ran. A two year old selling plate of 103 sovereigns was won by the Moon Daisy filly, LeBter Reiff up. Mr. P. Lorillard's chestnut colt Tantalus Danny Maher up, won the Brinklet stakes of 200 sovereigns. Aida won a cleverly ridden race by a neck. Two lenghta separated second and third horseu. The betting was 13 to 8 against Aida aad ten to 1 against Fleur d' Ete and Santa Brigada. Albert T. Patrick, David L. Short and Morris Meyers, were arraigned before Recorder Goff at New York today to plead to indictments for forgery and Patrick for and indictment for the murder of the, late Texas millionaire, William Marsh Rice. The defendants pleaded not gnilty, pending the argument of demurrers against the indictments. The demurrers will be argued next week. A public reception was tendered to Minister Conger today under the the auspices of the G. A. R. of lies Moines. Fully 3,000 people crowded into the building to listen to the guest of honor who for an hour detailed his experience duriug the siege of Pekiu. The executive board of the International Association of Allied Merchants, in session at Toledo, decided unanimously to snpport the International Association of Machinists in the demand for a shorter work day. This order has 10,000 members iu the United States and Canada. There were scores of meetings today in the English coal districts and there was evidence of the intense interest in the tax question felt both by miners and owners. | Chairman Briggs, of the joint conciliation hoard of the Yorkshire miners, has issued a madifesto to the men to the men to the effect that, although he was strongly opposed to the import, he considers it moBt unwise to take such a grave step as stop- l>ii.,i ll.n collier>s. Several miners counsels have issued similar advice to the men. Fire destroyed the county jail at Upper Woodstock, N. B., yesterday. Jailer Jones lost a large sum of money, mortgages, bonds and all his furniture. The prisoners were removed from tho cells when the fire first broke out. Carpenter & Co., over Dominion Express ollice will sell all kodaks, photographic supplies aud hand cameras at Eastern list prices hereafter. Call or send for our price list of supplies, ready after May iOth. THE KING REPLIES ■More Addresses and Deputa tions—Sugar Tax Will not be Withdrawn. Loudon, May 8.— Replying "to a deputation from the work mens and sugar tax association today, the chancellor of the exchequer, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, declined to consider the withdrawla of the sugar tax. Ho said it was the most important part of the present budget aud he did not believe that workingmen who have approved of the war in South Africa objected to pay something toward the cost. The last batch of addresses of condolence at the death of Queen Victoria and congratulation on His accession to the throne was pie- sented to King Edward this afternoon at St. James palace with the customary ceremonies. Todays deputation included Catholics, Jews and Presbyterians. The King's replies were practically identical. He promised to promote unremittiugly the enjoyment and blessings of religious liberty, tolerance, peace and good will among all classes and religous races. BURNING DOtS Jacksonville, Florida, Bt» ing Destroyed by Fire. ALL EFFORTS UNAVAtUNQ Help Was Asked From Neighboring Towns—The City in Smoldering Ruins Atlanta, Qa., May 3.—Privet* advices to the local telegraph company officials are to the effect that the fire at Jacksonville, Fla. haa destroyed three blocks in the business district. Eight more blocks are reported on fire. Jacksonville, Fla., May 3.—Several blocks of buildings in the business part of the city have been destroyed by a fire which has been raging for two hours. The flames have spread to the residence portion, Over 100 houses are believed to have burned. Citizens are tearing down buildings where ever possible to prevent the spread of the flames. All neighboring cities have been wired to send help. A gale iB blowing and at 3 o'clock this afternoon the fire was utterly beyond control. It already covers an area of nearly 11 blocks. The fire is rapidly eating its way toward the heart of the dawn town business district. The Windsor hotel, one of the largest in the city, is now •" imminent danger. Among the manufacturing plant* destroyed is that of the Cleveland Fibre company. No loss of life has thus far been reported. Savannah, Oa., May 3.—A telegram has been received from Jacksonville, Fla., askiug for lire apparatus. A fire iu tbat city ha* completely destroyed several blocks and is said to be beyond control. Jacksonville is 175 miles from 8a« vannah. Fob Bint—Nice live-room house. Electric lights and water. Nickel Plate Flat and Third avenue. Apply to, Frsnk E. Woodside, Miner's Union Hall, tf Installation of Officara* At Ihe regular meeting ot I. O. ti. T. last evening tbe following officers for tha ensuing quarter were duly installed by Lodge Deputy P. W. Bryanton: C. T., Bio. O. J. B. Lane; Treas., Sister Murray; V, T„ Sister C. Davidson; Eiuancial Secy., Bro. 1. Ketch; B. S., Bro. VV. H. Cricty, A. S„ Sister Milroy; Chap., Bro. J. H. Cooper; Marshall, Bro. .Simpson; D. M., Sister Parker; (iuurd, Bro, Murray; Sentinel, Bro. Elmer; P.C. T„ J. H. Shaw. After installation seveiul briaf speeches were made by new officers in which each pledged their honor lo fill their position. Ths Police Court. At Die Police Court this morning In Ihe Hand case tbe Police Magistrate directed Hand to return the rod which caused the trouble. During the afternoon session the Davidson larceny case was in progress at three o'clock. A CHICAGO PANIC. Ths Most Violent In Many Years- Heavy Loasos. Subscriptions to the Evkni.no World will be taken at any of the newi stands in the city at SOc per month, Chicago, May 3.-A panic, the first real one, since Phillip, cornered the market occurred among shorts in May corn on the Board of i Trade to-day, Price fluctuations were the most violent in years. Having seen their losses grow heavier with each succeeding day for some time, traders who bad guaranteed to deliver May coru to Phillips made frantic efforts lo gel ii. The price went from 55 to 58 cents, 4% ctnts higher than yesterday's close, in a few minute*. I** fe~= THE EVENING WORLD, ROSSLAND, ti. C„ MAY, 3, loot The Evening World By the World Publishing Company. Published dally ill Miners' I'nion hull, Koss- laud, in the Interest of organized labor in Hi Itish Columbia. Entered at the Rossland. B.C., postoffice for transmission through Ihe mnils, Mayi, igoi, as Mcowl class reading matter, SUBSCRIPTION RATKS Piflyper moulhoi S5.00 per year, invariably In advance, Advertising rates.naiie known on application. Address all communications lo The World Pub lishingcompany. P.O, bojt 558, Kossland, B. C. Secretaries of all union* are authorized to re ceive subscriptions for The Evening World. <uinv'icKgaEi> THE SMELTERS. There was a time not very long p.go when the smelter question was a very burning one in Rossland and a new site was generally selected and agreed upon, by the papers at least, every other day. A recent dispatch from Toronto states Mr. Oooderham announces that the deal (or the Trail plant between himself and associates and the C. P-, R. is not decided but is still "pending." 'Whether if the sale took place now it would have anv affect on the bungled properties is one of those questions more easily asked than answered, but presuming that ' 'the large quantities of low grade ore'' which we of Rossland fondly imagined were possessed by the Gooderham mines and which Brother Blackstock has so often referred to, really exist, a transfer of the Trail smelter would enable these properties to ship very largely, it having been authoritatively stated again and again that it was only the rate demanded for treatment which prevented this being done last .September. It is possible of course that if the same peculiar influence—whatever it is—which now overhangs the two mines should pervade the smelter the latter would fade away, like the ore in the mines, aud close up for want of smoke or some other important element. Hut bar little accidents like this and remembering that "I.e Barren" is professedly a smelter, rather than a mining man, aud that he would probably be promoted to Trail camp, Rossland would be the gainer if the "pending" deal goes through. The fifth furnace at Norlhport is nearing completion and it has been stated that no lurther enlargement of the plant will be undertaken. If this is correct what is to become of the increasing shipments from the Le Roi, Great Western and Le Roi No. 2 ? because these mines appear to keep up a wicked intention of not petering out, having fits, or doing anything else than attending strictly to business. Well, if a large concentrating plant was erected at the mines here, as rumor savs it is to be, would it not permit the Northport smelter in conjunction to treat the increasing output? and is not that the project whieh the Le Roi people have in contemplation ? entrance fee would quickly popularize the entertainments. Grass aud level ground are both rather scarce here but the mud floor of the rink would make a very fairly good bowling ground antl there must be a number here to whom a game of bowles would ba a welcome relaxation. Lawn tennis courts we have, but they are for the few. Cricket is hopeless, but we have base ball to look at and bet on. The trouble is we have no one whose particular business it is to look after such mattsis and we do "as we did last summer.'' Won't some enthusiastic organizer take the matter up? THE COM INC SEASON. ... ■ . Tit?, summer season is not quite so short in Rossland as in some section's of the universe where only two seasons are recognized, viz: "Winter and July," but it is quite short enough and it is also sufficiently near these May days to make one think* if it is not possible to get a little more enjoyment out of it than Rossla'nders usually do. If the early'Closing bylaw is to come into force'before long we shall have a species of continuous Sunday evenings without anything specially to do, except get into mischief one way or another. As the city council probably will not have funds for public baud concerts on the avenue, would it not be possible to raise a fund which would insure at least two "band nights" a week? The skating rink usually lies idle all summer and if the free concerts "don't go" could not the rink be Utilized Ity having weekly concerts there. If they were held on regular evenings people would soon get in the way of going and a low THE TWENTY-FOURTH. The announcement that the federal government has determined to bring in a measure declaring the 24th of this month a perpetual holiday in remembrance of Queen Victoria will please everyone. Among the thoughts that first came to mind when the Queen's death was announced was the fact that iu future there would be no more "Queen's birthday," and the idea of using the 24th ol" May as an ordinary workday brought home the fact of the Queen's demise to many, so accustomed had we all become to the famous date. Iu taking over the bill of a private member perpetuating the day and making it a government measure, Sir Wilfrid Laurier said that he was certain there was a general, if not unanimous, public sentiment in favor of the measure. Who or what section of any known Canadian political party would object? R. D. McMillan, the merchant tailor, owing to an increase of biu-inces lias moved next door to the C. 1'. K. ticket office. tf ARMOUR'S ON FIRE Chicago Beef House Caught Fire Early Today—Damage $100,000. Chicago, May 3. —Armour & Co's beef house, one of the largest buildings at the stock yards, caught fire atJ3.30 o'clock today and was damaged by flames and water to the value of 8100,000. On the fourth floor were 16,000 head of cattle which were resctud with great difficulty. The building is a five- story brick and extends nearly a block. It contained 64,600 carcasses in dressed beef. A general alarm was sent in aud after an hour and a half Of struggle the firemen succeeded iu conqueriug the flumes. One hundred men under Ihe direction of Chief Sweeney wei e at work on the third and fourth floors when a large ammonia pipe burst and the stifling odor which arose drove tbe men (rom their posts to the open air half blinded by I lie gas and they escaped with difficulty. A BIG FIRE Large Building Burnt to the Ground, Loaa $25,000. Thia would not have happened if Ihe building had been lighted by electric lights. Besides coal oil is costly, and there is the trouble of filling lamps, taking cure of wicks and the breakage of chimney s. Electric light reduces the cost of your insurance, lessens the danger from fire and adds to the comforts of the store and home. Electric power .supplied for minim* and manufactnring purposes. Motors for rent or sale. Estimates furniahed for wiring and lighting. Ring up 'phone 67. RoBslao^ P*»<-«« and Light company. Call up Collis & Co , 'phone 88, for first-class job printing. OITYI CLERK'S OFFICE H06aland, B. C, Jan. 26. 1899. W R. Btatty, Undertaker, City. Dear Sir:—I an instructed to notify you that your tender of January 31, for buryinjr the poor of the city waa accepted by the health and relief committee, and adopted by the city council on the 24th inst. - WM, MCQUEEN. Sty Clerk. Tnis apace reserved for Geo. Agnew & Co. The Leading North End Grocers and Provision. . . Merchants Washington St and Third Ave. V.&N. Jihone 191 htiJWWMr THE HEALTHFUL HOME, We have etfery requisite for health or brunty thut is carried hy any firal class druggi-it—all those soothing' nnd helpful kiihiHcs for the infirm, as well 'is the toilet necessities nnd hclth requisites for the baby. The housekeeper will find here all those useful secrets of successful housekeeping, especially required in the spring aud fall housei'leatiiiiK. The Rossland Drug Co., Traders Block, Queen and Columbia avenue THOS. EMBLETON the West Le Roi avenue Grocer, KEEPS EVERYTHING TEE MINER WANTS TO EAT Fftncy nnd Staple Groceries and 1'rovisions at lowest prices. Goods delivered to any part of the city. • TtnnnnminfTniiiTiTnmtiTrTTmmmiT I Will Move! Paulson Bros, i C will consolidate with their j fc branch store, the—— 3 fc.O.D. GROCERY I 7 aim move into their new 3 S quartere, corner First ave- 3 p nueandWashinf>tonSt.,ou r~ iMAYIsA A . ~ —: — QiiaaUUIaaaalialaaaaaaaailUlaaUaaailaaaaiUaH 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.a™. Geo. H- Green, Prop. Rossland Cigar Factory. Why not. pataouizo ii home industry? It will assist Union labor nnd kenp tho money at homo. Ask for 11 Crown (Irani or \V. II. Cigar wlii'n you buy. Taylor & McQuarrie HIGH-CLASS TAILORING... I International Music Hall A. Kl.OCKMANN,[Proprietor A, Af. '/JNN. Amusement Manager * ffi 'i* m tt> $ iv 'i> m >ti 'i* <ti m fa ■Week Commencing Monday, April 29. FRED BIG HIT OF THE HOBBS MAZIE CLAIR KEITH EDYTHE STANLEY. First production iu the dly ol HnBco't*. beautiful home play, abounding with pathos niu! comedy, produced with »|H'cial scenery Coin the brush uf Prank Martin, entitled IN DIXIE LAND NEW FACES EVERY WEEK *« ADMISSION IS AND 2GC J Sewing Machine Agents, Machine Supplies for Sale. 1 Bank of Montreal —1 •■ Act Parliament fay ■i-. Capital, (all paid up) $12,000,000 Rest. $7,000,000. ity W Undivided Profits $427,180. L I HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL. jj V* Ta. Hon. Lord fitrathcona and Mount Royal, Q. 0, M. Q., President, :L \tl II011.G. A. Drummond, Vice-1'res. E.S. Clotiston, Gen. Man. " t SAVINGS BANK~r>EPARTMENT (fl \ljff A Savings Bank Department in couneciion with this branch has been »fj vy > opened. Interest at current rale. A'. f SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS § y> Kent of Boxes from $7.50 to $30 per annum. "j? % J. S. C. FRASER, Manager Rossland Branch. A\ II. W. SIMPSON, -Dealer in- Groceries, Flour, Provisions, I lay, Grain and Mill Feed. Second avenue. V.& N. Phone 68 i Best Butter in Town I IE CANADIAN BAI OF COMMERCE. R « Just received, in 14, 20 and 28 pot.nd tins, also one pound bricks, in Jersey, Government Creamery and Hazelwood. Freshest Egys in the city. 0*. ii 0\ -\0 H 0*. \0 9 With which is incorporated the BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA HEAD OFTICE, TORONTO CAPITAL $8,000,000 REST. #2,000,000 Hon. (ico. A. Cox, President. 11 ,K. Walker, Manager. A SAYINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Has been opened hi connection with the Rossland Branch. Deposits will be leceived from f i upwards and interest allowed thereon at the current rate. I trails, lelleis of credit, eic, issued on all points, und general banking business transacted. HENRY F. MYTTON, Manager] Rossland Branch MORRISON & BRYENT0N i?l E. Columbia Ave • %^-%-%^%.%%-^-V^, -*.-«. •*■%.-*■%•«*% ^%/^«V%-<*'l<-.-^%'V».%%-"%-^-V'»,> ■»*.>.* ——— P. BURNS & CO. WHOLESALE MARKETS Rossland, Nelson, Trail,Sandon,Revelstoke,Greenwood, Grand Forks and Vancouver. RETAIL MARKETS Rossland, Trail, Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon', New Denver, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Phoenix, Midway, Camp McKinncy, Revelstoke, Ferguson antl Vancouver. ;lsh, Game and Poultry in; Season, Sausages ol All Kinds WM. DONALD, Manager Rossland Branch ♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦«•♦♦♦*.♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«•>♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ Atitmmm. 1 A I sA it I \ m a. I M ' »v I * w \ G. W. Mc 4 ♦ ♦ ♦4 »♦«-♦♦«♦<> »«*«>«4>«4>« 0»««>«4>*«■%,♦ »4>+«>«>4>«» t>wwmt-t,t,w wwt)**** Hardware, Miners* Supplies, Stoves, Ranges, Etc., Etc. gnfi!f!!fwfnfmi!fiTfWFi!fnfnr?mTmnfTtf!!ft!FtTfnfitmrnf| 1 The Royal Bank of Canada, | ;H INCORPORATED I860 3 8fc: HE-AD OFFICE, - - - .HALIFAX, N, S. ~S E *) CAPITAL AUTHORIZED - - $3,000,000 3 p i CAPITAL PAID UP, - - - - $2,000,o00 r§ •j; / RESERVE FUND, ----- $1,700,000 \ 3 S"f DIRECTORS 3 ogz Tliomas E. Kenny, Esq, - ..... President, 39 fc Thomas Ritchie, Esq. Vice-President ^S P* Wiley Smith, Esq. II. G. Bauld, Esq. Hon. .David Mackeen ^3 t GENERAL MANAGER 3 \mz EDSON E. PAEHE, (office of the Gen. Manager) - MONTREAL =5 Ism- SECRETARY AND SUPERINTENDENT OF BRANCHES "-"-5 E W. B. TORRANCE, - HALIFAX 3 | Savings Bank Department ia Connection with the % E ROSSLAND BRANCH. 3 «£: -JOHN M. SMITH, Manager 3 ^miniHiUiiiiiiiiuiummuiU'^m^iiUiUiiiiUiiaiiiUi^u., % LOTS OF LOTS. % |Lots and Acreage Prop**; g erty for Sale. .-| /is $ m fa 'fl 'fl 'fl 'fl Those wishing to buy desirable lots 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. ^f ^ ^ Come and let us show you what we have to offer. (fl * (fl (fl *fl *fl (fl (fl (fl m (fl (fl (fl 'fl E. CHARLES, Land Agent, * Nelson &* Fort Sheppard Railway,* all Cor. Third avenne antl Washington Si. Opp. Red Mt. Ky. iax d TIIU BANK OF - BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, ESTABLISHED. 1836 INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. CAPITAL £ I .OOO.OOO-S5.866.660. RESERVE FUND, £360.000-31.703.333.33 ! <» HEAD OFFICE, - LONDON, ENG, II. STIKEMAN, General Manager, Montrfal J. EI.MSLY, Inspector, Montreal. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT In connection with the Rossland Branch has been opened. Interest at current rate. J. ANDERSON. MANAGER ROSSLAND BRANCH WOOD ceive prompt attention. purt of the citv. \Vashington Street, Opposite Bank of Montreal I have taki-n over the control of the Red Star Transfer Company's wood business and orders left with me at the old stand on Washington street will re. Well s-.asoned wood of all kinds delivered to any W.F.LINGLE. THfiiEVENTNG WORLD, kOSSLAND, B; C, jvfrAVfe. i9& —i "■»—;—— — w Centre Star, War Eagle and Le Roi Stationary. NO CHANGE IN SITUATION White Bear Sold Freely in the East and Locally-12.000 War Eagle and Centre Star Sold Today- There was little or no change to-day in the War Eagle, Centre Star situation On the Toronto market War Eagle 17a. 13Kb. Centre Star, jojtfa, 30b, practically tbe same as yesterday. 500 Centre Star sold for 80%. White Bear was an active seller 13,000 at 2c, being recorded the stock closing 2%, 1%. Rambler was quoted at -5a, 23b, and 2000 Giant sold at 8?«\ On the local market 10,000 Centre Star was sold at 31c and aoco at 80^f While Bear was also an active seller locally, 10,000 going at 2c. There was no news to-day of any marked change in be Hois on the London market. Todays Quotations: Asked Bid Athabasca $4 00 B.C. Gold Fields 3 Big Three 2'A I Black Tail io «« Brandon & Golden Crown 4 3M California s'i 3>i Canadian Gold l'-ields 051; 4}*, Cariboo (Camp McKiuney) .V. M Cenlretitar 51 30 Crows Nest Pass Coul **W 00 >8o on Deer Trail No. a 3 llA Puudee is ^veiling Stat (Assess, jiald) 4 2 Oiant ;.. 4 J.Y, Hotuestake (Assess. J>ai«l) o'-j 7 Iron Mask (Assess, paid) 33 2S Iron Colt i'A IX L » Indian Chief (Spittee) "X 3 4umbo 10 ling (Oro Deiioiu) 5 2 Knob Hill lm 5" I.onePine TA iTA Monle Chrlslo 3 iH Montreal Gold Fields i'A 2 Morrison.. 4!.' 3'* Monntai n I.ion 35 Noble Five T. 5 North Star IKust Kooteniiy) 70 So Novelty lY, 'A Old Ironsides «5 75 Payne as 213 Peoria Mines lU Princess Maml 2'i l}, Suilp 35 21 iillltil.-l i ll I ll,..., 24 22 Republic 2l!*i ig St, Klrao coiiHuiidiited 5 \M Sullivan 9 »% Tamarac (Kenneth) Asseas. jtaid. 5 4 Tom Thumb 14X Vuu Anda t% Virginia i ■ iX War Eaflc* Consolidated is 15 Waterloo aU III White Bear 2'/, I". Winnipeg 8 5 Today's Sales: Centre Star, 2000, 30(10, 6000, .lie, 1000, 1000, 30,'iic; (iiant, 35113, 4o: Winnipeg, 2000, 7c; White Hear, 10,000, 2c. Total sales, 27,500 shares. ing. In the pool are included ten of the large oereal concerns of the Northwest. The corporation, it is said, is planning to establish branches in European cities where the old trust now has branches. Where did you get those pants? Why I got them of R. D. McMillan Ihe merchant tailor, next door to the C.P.R. ticket office. tf SHARKEY RUSSELL The Fight Tonight in Denver —Sharkey Easily the Favorite with Sports. Denver, Colo., May 3.—"Sailor Tom" Sharkey and Fred Russell, tbe California heavy weight will meet for a ten round go ih the arena of the Colorado Athletic association tonight. Sharkey's special effort has been to accustom himself tn the high altitude and those who are nearest him say that there is no danger of his wound being Affected in the least by it. Ho will weigh close to 190 pounds aud is in the pink of condition. Russell has trained faithfully aud is as hard as iron. He is reported as having improved greatly in the science of the game. He will weigh close to 205 pounds and his friends are confident that if he does not lose his bead he will win the battle. Up to last night Sharkey was the favorite in tbe betting at odds of 27', lo 1, George English the official referee of the dub will officiate tonight. J L. Whitney & Co. MINING BROKERS. B. C. and Washington Stocks a specially 47 Columbia avenue. Sports. Mr. A. Velade ex-champion all-round fencer of Quebec will open a'fenciug achool in Beatty'e hall on Monday next. All those wisliiug to learn fencing can apply for teiins at the following hours: 2 to 5and 7 p.m. Ladies clai-s a speciality. Still More Trusts. Chicago, III., May 3—The Chronii 11 says: The Great Western Cereal company, the organization which was completed two mouths ago, is now in active existence, having opened headquarter,* to-day in the Great Northern build- Onr slock ol fine photographic mounts and other supplibB for making photographs is much too large and must be reduced immediately, tn order to do this we have reduced all prices on these goods one-half. Do not wait but take advantage of this reduction at once, as there is no telling how soon the price will again be raised. There is mire lo be an Immense demand, which will reduce the stock very (juickly. Reiueniher these prices only last until the present stock is decreased. Cartkntir A Co. J. 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.; A. R. McDonald, Sec, JOURNEYMEN TAILORS UNION NO/252.—Meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at 8 P- m. in Beatty's Hall. P. O. Box 314. W. McLeod, President. J.Kloman, Sec. PAINTERS' UNION, No. 40. Painters and Decorators of America,meets inBeatty'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 q 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; las. Maher; secretary-treasurer, Butte, Montana Room 1?, Owsley block. Executive Board: John C. Williams, Grass Valley, Idaho; Jas. B. Furey, Butte, Montana, W. N. Burns, Ourry, Colorado; Chas. H. Moyer, Lead 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 eve ■ ri- ilay evening in Batty's Hall D* C. Coakley. Pres. W. W. Doty, Sec. Ii Oftiicers 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, Rupert Buhner. Address all communications to Secretary-Treasurer, P. O. box 784. MINERS' UNION No. *6, Western Federation A Miners—Meets every Wednesday evening at 7.30, p. m. in Miners' Union Hall., Frank Woodside, Secretary Rupert Buhner, President. TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. 335,—Meets on the last Sunday of each month at the Miners' Union Hall. *"V^* T^*****^***!!* ^** **-^F*^ff ^r"*^W T^VT V V W"W-V* # 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. V.&N. Telephone 80 Grand Closing Out Sale Spring Goods Selling at <2ostf New Waists We have the correct Styles. A very choice lot at special prices. Usual Price -#1.10 for 50c Usual Price $ 1.40 for . . . . $1.00 Usual Price $2.00 for ... . 1.50 Usual Price $3.00 for ... . 2.25 White Duck Suits. Green and Blue Dinum Suits White Pique Shirts, all at cost Price Special in White Wear. Ladies' Night Gowns. Regular Price 75c, now .... 5oc Regular Price $1.10, now. . . 75c Regular Price $r.,r,o, now . . $1.00 Regular Price $3-.oo,now. . . 1,25 Corset Covers. From 15c and up Ladies' Drawers, per pair . . 20c Ladies' Chemise, each .... 25c EVERYTHIN GAT COST PRICE FOR CASH ONLY 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 0 0 V. & N. Tel. 111. F.O. box 89a. Office and Yards- Third Ave- nueandWasli ington street Op. Red Mt. Depot ♦%**%*%'%>%%%%*%%'*%• BOOKS 1O0O SEASIDE LBIRARY all the best HUthors. Scott Dumas. Stevenson, Black, Brandon, Corclli, Cooper, The 1 Unlit-.-, ete. I Regular 25c 4 Our Price, 2 for 25c } Linton Bros. BOOK STORE, No. 36 Columbia Avenue. PORTO RICO LUMBER CO. Rough and Dressed Lumber.Shingles, Mouldings and A-l White Pine Lumber Always in Stoek Mill at Porto Rico Hiding, YardH it Rowland and Nelson, Head office at Nelson, U. c. We carry a complete stock of Coast Floor ill*, CeiUnir, lutride Finish. TnrnedWork. Kastienand I>«ot*. Special order Work will leceive prompt attention Canadian Paciric RAILWAY AND SOO LINE Kirst-class Sleeper on All Trains From REVELSTOKE AND KOOTENAY LANDING. Alhambra Hotel $1 a day and up. Miners' Dinner Buckets a Specialty. The best 25c meal In town. The Bar keeps only the Beet Goods. Rossland Hotel»« Kineet Winea, Liquors and Cigars. HEDLEYCITY.B.C. Situated on Twenty Mite Creek, Similkameen Kiver Nickel Piute moun.aln is the moil talked about mineral section of British Columbia today, uudn-dnol people all ovrr the tlie Northweat are preparing lo (jo there at an early date, On thia uiountoiu lien .he lamoua Nickel Plate mines, which many mining men consider TOURIST CARS Pass Dunmore Jet. daily for St. Paul Saturday for Montreal and Boston, Mondays and Thursdays for Toronto. Same cars pass Revelstoke one day earlier. A POINTER for your Eastern trip is to see that your ticket reads via CANADIAN PACIFIC Trains Depart— 8:00—Ex-Sun. For Nelson, Kaslo. Casdade, Grand Forks, Greenwood, Mid; way, etc. 18:00—Daily For Nelson, Sandon and Slocan points, Revelstoke, Main Line and Pacific Coast, and via. Crow's Nest Route for all Eastern points. For time-tables, rates and fullinforma- ion, call or address nearest Local Agent, or A. B. MACKENZIE, City Agt Rossland, B. C. A. C. McArthur, Depot Agt. E. J. Coyle A. G. P. A. Vancover. B. C. £ nun Nelson A F Sheppard Ry. M Moiliilfty, The only all-rail route between all points east, west and south to Rossland, Nelson and all intermediate points connecting at Spokane with the Great Nothern, Nothern Pacific and O. R. & N.Co. Connect at Nelson with steamers far Kaslo and all Kootenay lake points.] Connect at Myer's Falls with Itage daily for Republic, and connect at Boss- burg with daily stage for Grand Forks and Greenwood. the greatest prospective mining property lu Canada; here also Uesthe great Kingston War Horse l.olla, Banner and other noted properties with wonderlul large, rli'hbodies ol ore. Thouaauds o dollar* will lie expended In their development during thecoinlnu: summer. mountain and close to all tlie noted mines ...-.. - supply point I 'i the tiilues ol tins district. At the litis** ol this no mm ni 11 and clu'ae to ali the rioted uiTuesTiesTiie towiMltc oi Hedley City! Thia low u Is the only The government is building roads to the townsite. Effective 0< 1900. Leave. 10:35 a. m. 1140 a. m. 9:30 a. m. 111:00 p. m. 11 :oo p. m. Day Train. Spckane. Rossland. Nelson. Night Train. Spkane. Rossland. Arrive. 7: ia p. m. 6:00 p. m. 8:00 p. m. 7 :o$ a. m. 7:3.0 a. m. We have removed to the PEOPLE'S STORE, next to the Clifton Saloon. ON EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OP CLOTHING, SHO^S, GENTS' FURNISHINGS YOU BUY OF US YOU SAVE ANOTHER DOLLAR THE PEOPLES STORE, Amalgamated with the Trails to the mlneaertbelrii built rapidly and a large force of men are being .employed new 1 ml......I down Ihe shiiiricamf en will be built to Hedley cllv at an earlv dale, and in a very .hurt time thil p ace will presents scene of activity seldom witnessed. Many predict it win ne the j<reut.-sl milting Camp in the northwest. Lots are eapected to nell at very high hgures within n law tui.uiii* , , . .... It b but a short time Igo Oil! lota In Rowland, Greenwood, Nelson, Phoeuli and hsn.lou which are now w.nth Ihousuuils of dollars, were selling at the same prlceB as are now being asked lbr lots in Hedley City, und the same thing Is celtalll lobe repeated al this place. Until Ihe liist day of Muy lots will be sold at lrom }ioo to J150 on easy terms. Alter tha dale I he prices will be it least doubled. Lots are selling very rapidly. The choicest bus! ncss lots will soon be all iione. Intending purchasers should make Immediate application iu order lo secure tne niosl. desirlihlt locutions. „ , , r . Maps ol the surrounding country, plau of townsite, location of mines, samples or ore, etc., may oe seen nt my ofTlce. . , _ ,, lr., ,,, Anyone fii tin* city unable lo call at the office and wlalilng Inrther information, ir they will wi lie me, I will call nnd give them any further Information they may ret-uire. N. B. BERGSTROM. Agent Hoi 454 Ottawa Hotel, Washington street —1—».—g^—^^^^gg ROSSLAND, D. C. rmm T HE BOOT AND SHOE WORKERS1 UNION STAMP Is used by THE J. D. KIMS CO., Limited, upon-all their manufacture of Boot* and Shoes. No strikes, cessation of work or labor difficulties promote the highest possible production of perfect workmanship. In thus consulting the Interests of the consumer we urge that you DEMAND The J. D. KING CO.'S UNION MADE SHOES The Strand The most elegant anil luxuriously lined bur iu Canada, A line line of the Choicest Liquors and Cigars CENTRAL MEAT MARKET. Fresh unci Salt Meats, Fish Game, Poultry and Oysters. G. W. KERR. Washington street and First ave. The British Columbian Wholesale Liquor Co.. Ltd. Rossland and Greenwood Agents for Fabst (Milwaukee; and Calgary Beers. First-clais sleepers on night train) H. A. JACKSON, General Pasenger Agent. H. P. BROWN, Agent, Rossland, B. C. The World Job Office .... II* prepared ta do all fclnda ef Book and Commercial Printing 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 Imported Cuban goods, The 0uee" Cigar Store CROW & MORRIS, Piops. Columbia Avenue. RUBBER STAMPS SEALS AND RUBBER MARKING GOODS Special attention given to work for organized labor generally. Minora' Union Hall P. O. Bex SSI Reaelend, B. O jHBBhflPJL1 n'i,t^»ma,titmmt--m%.\-\:\^-^mmmmt4 THE EVENING WORLD, koSSLAND, Ii. C, MAY *, 1901. OUR COURT HOUSE The New Building Almost Ready for Use. FORMALLY OPENED 27TH Total Cost of Building and Furni- niture $46,000-A Credit to the City and Province, Rossland's handsome new Court House will be formally opened by the Judge of the Supreme Court who will preside at the next sitting of the court to be held he'e for the trial of actions on the 27th of this month. Either Hon. Mr. Justice Irvine or Hon. Mr. Justice Martin will be here and there will doubtless be a mild amount of specifying befure the work of the court commences. The officials liojie to Ret into their new offices some time next week is the building is practically finished now, a email amount of carpenter work and a little painting together with some odds and ends about the place and the court house will be ready for use. Men are engaged today in cleaning outiheiuh- bish, washing windows, and getting Ihi- place ready for the general finishing touches. The basement requires another ten daya work lo complete the pai- titions, Ac. Outside, the temporary office of the contractor and some outbuildings are being removed and the giound immediately in front of the ei.- trance steps is heing levelled up ready lor use. The furniture and fixings for Ihe court room and the offices will be ir, place long before the 27th, so that nheii "The Court" arrives tho house will be in readiness. The c< n ract for the budding only.w B let for $38,000, hut the contractor could not complete his job for the money and he waB let out, tlie building being finished under the direct supervision of the government. When the building is completed and furnished ready for occupation it will have cost about *46,00il, and the Provincial Government have got a good bargain at the price named. Itis easily tbe most complete, '.nd allowing for the size, the handsomest Court House in Ihe Province to-day. METHODIST MEETING. Election of Laymen to Attend tho Con- farence-Mext Meeting at Nelson. China. His telegram iu reply was: The Christian Herald, New York: Your telegram receive.il. The suffering of the famine stricken people in Shan Si is iutliecri- bable. Y'our plan of relief is best. Put matter in hands our consuls at Shang Ho and Tien Tsin and heads of missions there- Chinese government anil people will be grateful, demands of humanity will be answered and future good will result. I send by letter one hundred dollars. (Sigued) E. H. Conger. Minister Zouger said later "Prinee Chang told me only two days before I left Pekin that these people were litteraly eating each other. They have eaten every blade of grass, every bit of bark, everything in fact, that can be eaten in Ihe province. Nothing has been raised there for two years and unless relief is given, many thousands must perish." Wanted. Old rubber boots and shoes, old brass and copper. Send at once to Richard Altman, Washington slreet. tf If you want the laleit styles in cloths, go and see R. D. McMillen, next door to the C. P. R. ticket office. CAPITAL FOR OLD MEXICO Chicago Money in New Enterprises of Great Magnitude. Chicago, 111., May 3.—Chicago capitalists aud millions of Chicago money are to develop the resources of Mexico until the Southern Republic becomes one of the important factors iu the world's trade. Silver mines supplying two-thirds of the silver of the world coal Holds hundreds of miles in extent; great teaches of iron and other ore lauds; and great grazing lands doited wilh cattle nre to bo matle the objects of tho impulse of Chicago money. Bonded warehouses, heretofore unknown in the Kepublli), are to be located at the City of Mexico and Vera Cruz. The concession under which they will bo erected grants the rights for forty years and from 8-4,000,000, to 85,000,000 of Chi cago capital will be placed iu this enterprise. The disirict meeting of themin:s'en of the Methodist cliur. h for Kootenay convened yesterday mfiming ato o'clock. The proceedings opened with devotional exercises by Rev. J. A. Wood, chairman. Several interesting matters were discussed during the session and the following laymen were elected tu attend the conference which is to be held in Nelson next week: Messrs, B. M. Petch ol Greenwood,-W.. J. Amleison of Slocan City, W. ]. Green of Kaslo, G. M. Fripp of Grand Forks, W. A. Prest of Cran- brook, George flurd of Nelson, A. D Emory of Nelson, B. F. Cascelman, Geo. Agnew and H. Holland nf Rossland, G. W. Gimmell of Sandon. II. A. Wilkes o( Fernie. It was decided to hold the next annual disirict meeting at Nelson. The meeting adjourned to meet al the call ol th* chair. Get Your Papers md magazines at the Postoffice News 3tand. A full line of stationery always on hand. Agency for the EvkniJhs World. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Photographs at half price for a short time at Carpenter & Co.'s Gallery Our flue Cabinets at $2.50 and U3.00 per dozen, now ; regular price was jfl.OO and $15.00 per dozen. All other style and ■Izes reduced one-half regular price. STARVING MILLIONS People of Northern China in a Bad .Way-Thousands must Starve. Des Moines, Iowa, May 3.—Minister Conger received a message from a New York paper asking him to co-operate in giving relief to starving pillions of Northern ALLAN. E Ferguson, Nelson Ed Rinker.Citv B H Johcs and wife,Gland Folks Thomas Norman, Toronto J Rankin, Winnipeg II F Ceperly, Vancouver N F Galer, Grand Forks W W Wooster, Grand Forks W G Stephen, Cleveland W H Bullock Webster, Nelson John Bough, Sandon Mrs G A McKenzie, city K K KienVert, Milwaukee A E Hill, New Westminster F .1 Smith, Vancouvei H L Hieter, Portland F H Oliver, Spokane A McAllister, Trail KOOTKNAY. Phil White, Ymir Ed Rinker, city Wm II Adams, Kaslo O Dunbar, Golden W H Wall, Nelson R W I.ee, Greenwood Geo Greene, Racine St. G Harvey, Nelson J P Vance, Nelson J P Keane, Spokane J J McMullen, Greenwood P A Raymond and wife, Nelson Lot for Sale An excellent residence corner for $250. Easy terms, $25 down, $i0 per month, Apply, F. A. Newton, I36 Columbia avenue. SAVES MONEY, SAVES TROUBLE, SAVES LIVES. Goodeve's Tonic Bitters Acts on the Liver, Stomach ami Nerves, producing a healthy body and sound sleep PRICE SI.OO Sold only by Goodeve Bros,', Druggists and Stationers. jfSa^It pays to deal with Goodeve Bros. MINOR MENTION. H. H. Playtord, a 260-pounder, met H. Stephenson of Ainsworth, 150 pjunds, in a wrestling match—catch-as catch- can, nt Nelson on Thursday and as was anticipated the heavier man was declared the victor, although tho little hl- low took one full in four out of him . Playtord was lormerly a Rossland man and ia well known here. The staff and students of the summer term at the school of mines in con- net tion with McQjll university, Montreal, left Thursday morning by C. P. R. for British Colijmbia. The party, vih Oh consists oi 25 persons, goes direct to Banff. W. Hastie Adams of Kaslo, general manager of the Rumhler is a guest at the Kootenay. The opening of the hnn<lsome6t Court House in the Province is not to be allowed to pass unnoticed. In addition to the opening ceremonies when the court commences it is proposed to hold a grand ball tome time during the first week 01 court. T!*:e mattei has not been definitely decided yet but a celebration of some kind will be indulged in. * W The backward Spring finds the Shelves of JJj The Crescent Dry Goods Qo. O OVERLOADED WITH Bright, New, and Crisp Spring and Summer Goods And in Order to Reduce their Present Stock they have Decided to Give a Bona Fide J35 Discount of 25 and 35 Per Cent On each and every article in their Dry Goods Department, now is your opportunity to secure your Spring and Summer needs at a bargain. Subscribers who do not receive their papir regularly will please report thc fact to the Evkninh Woiii.ii, Miners' Union hall. A Whisky Famlme. Now York, May 3.—There is a pending whisky famine, wholesale liquor dealers say. Ono large distillery antl warehouse company in this oily has practically cornered. the market. For two aud a half to thirty cents has already been added to the former price of whisky by the gallon. The wholesalers declare that the pi-ices will go still higher, because the combined whisky interests have control of all brands. 18 18 nr 8 S 18 A visit to Our Stores will convine you this is a Genuine Spring and Summer Discount Sale Every Article Being Marked in Plain Figures H I Crescent Dry Goods g Company, Limited. The Hand Case. Alas Poor China. Paris, May 3.—The French foreign office corrects the figures of the indemnity to bo demanded from China as cabled to tho French minister at Tekin to road 1,63a,- 000,000 francs (327,000,000) instead of 1,305.000,000. Thia amount' howevei',yet may bo reduced. These figures provide for expenses up to July lirst. Editor World: Sir—The facts ol thc case in which I was charged before 1'olicc Magistrate i Boultbee today with having stolen a piston red from the White Hear company are is follows: Four of ua who were! woi king at the While Hear were chanted $$2 by (he company for the breaking ol a piston ro.l and, as wn paid for the btoken rod I thought we had a right to it. The company manager, instead of buying a new rod, welded part, as it turned out, of thc rod we paid for with part ol another rod and this was Ihe one I refused to give up, unless the company would make ns tome allowance or give us the broken ph cea we hud paid fur. If we could have got these we could have done some welding ourselves and had something to show for our money. As it is the company has a new rod for the cost of wcldi.ig and haa charged us with the price of a new one, while we have nothing to show lor our good cash aud do not think the arrangement a fail- one. Yours, etc., Redmond Hand. p UNION WORKMEN, | Want Union Madr Shoes, ^ See that tliry hear the 3 Union Stamp, j the onlv prool thnt they are ""■* Union Hade, r^g It is our pleasure to ray that we —j have n vrry strong line Of these gJ gpoda made by the ~^w J. D. KING & 10., M, 1 Tliey ai*e both Dressy and Good Wearers. Subscriptions to the Evbnino World will lie taken at any of tlie news utatids in the city at 50c per month. Ring up V. A N. telephone No. 20 lor all kinds of Job Printing, Rubber Slumps and Seals. Call up Collis & Co , 'phone 88, for liist-class job printing. J L. Whitney & Co. MINING BROKERS. B. C. and Washington Stocks a specialty 47 Columbia avenue. :look here, j Talk about getting a Good • Meal, just try one at the " St. Charles Hotel : Everything comfortable at the St. Charles. Good music in the eveniug^free. Good Wine,Whisky and Cigars for money The World Job Office .... lie prepared to do all kinds of Book and Commercial Printing RUBBER STAMPS SEALS AND RUBBER MARKING GOODS Special attention given to work for organized labor generally. Miners' Union Hall P. O. Box 55B RoMiand, B. C 3 I /iiai.iiiUiiiUiHiamiUlUiaiuiiUiuiUiUiUiUJuiiiiUMk^ I C. O. LALONDE The International Correspondence Schools Offers your choice of 76 Different Courses of Study. 280,000 Students and Graduates. Teaching under 71 d fferent flags. Local Officei LALONDE BLOCK, CALL AND SEE [ME. C. H ESHBAUGH. MANAGER EMPEY'SI MB 3 —■— ... ■ .--?T^.^^T"i-^-T-T-- ,-. k -. 1 1 I I 1 BOYS' Clothing EMPEY'S i,&m^m^t^M^t%^^r^8im%{r:
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Title | The Evening World |
Publisher | Rossland, B.C. : World Publishing Company |
Date Issued | 1901-05-03 |
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