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ROSSLAND,   B. 0>    TUESDAY,   APRIL 19, 1904
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Simultaneous Movemefntof Jap Army
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London, April 19.—A despatch
has been reoeived from the correspondent of the Daily News, stating
that the Japs yesterday suooeeded
in establishing themselves on the
west bank of the Yalu near the
mouth under oover of the guns of
the fleet, which were brought up
the estuary so as to silenoe the fire
of the Russian field batteries
whioh were arranged as to oom*
mand the point of disembarkation.
There was a further attempt made
some seven miles above, which the
Russians evidently thought to be
the main attack.
The despatches do not seem to
come at first hand and there aie
no details are to the number of
men who have orossed. It is
thought probable that the first detachment will be reinforced tonight
under cover of darkness. The men
already over are oovered by the
guns of the fleet whioh command
the approaches to the new entrenchment.
Weihaiwei, April 19.—A Chinese
junk comes from Yinkow and reports that on the 17th a fleet of
transports was seen heading up the
Liautung Gulf evidently making
for a point on the main line of
communication between Port
Arthur and Newohwang. The
transports were accompanied by
five sail of the line together
with several oruisert and torpedo
boat destroyers.
Port Arthur, April 19.—There
has been no appearance tf the Jap*
anese fleet, and a oruiser sent out
out reports tbat there are no Japanese vessels in the vicinity with
the exception of two vessels, hull
down, in the Straits of Pechili,
thought to be men of war owing to
to the light smoke issuing as would
be the oase from the burning of
hard ooal instead of the usual Ta*
kashima used by merohant vessels.
Struck OH.
Word has been reoeived from
Cardston, in the Mormon settlement in Alberta, that oil has been
s'.ruok in the Swift Current distriot,
whioh is both illuminating and
lubricating. Something like fifteen
barrels of oil had been taken from
the well when the upper portion
(not piped) oaved in and stopped
the flow. The oil ia a-thick, dark
brown fluid with a strong smell
Oil Inspeotor Ryan of the Qreat
Northern railway, says that it is
the finest maohine oil in the world.
Stook in the company has taken a
jump from 5 oents to $1 per share.
THAT   ZINC  SMELTER
Will
Be Built at Crows
Nest-Fuel is
Cheap
The Tyee Copper
Directions for use—Apply freely night and morning, or often as required.
 PRICK	
50 Cents 'a 8ox
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NEW, YORK W
Sole agent for-Rossland.T.  R. MORROW, The LDrUgglSt   H
•CALL FOB A TBIAL BOX. OjQ
An interim dividend of Is. per
share, free of inoome tax, will be
paid this month by the Tyee Cop
per. A Bum of ,£22,125 has been
planed on deposit with bankers in
London as a oash reserve, and a
futhersum of £15,000 has been
spent on capital account out of
earnings.
The Fernie Free Press sta'es the
indications point to a zino Bmelter
being built at the that place. As
has been known for some time the
ohoioe of the location lay between
Frank and Fernie. The latter,
Mr. Fernau admits, possesses every
advantage excepting in the prioe
demanded for fuel.
To understand the matter cor-
reotly it must be remembered that
a zino smelter uses only slack ooal.
The slack, is used in the .by produot ovens, where it is oonverted
into coke and the coke is afterwards
used in the furnaoes. The zino
emelter would use 100 tons of Black
a day. throughout the year, and
that amount would probably be
inoreased to 300 tons a day by the
third year. At Frank the Blaok is
cot valued as highly as it is at,
Fernie, for the reason that the
ooke plant is not built at Frank,
while in Fernie the plant is io
operation and the slack is estimated at ooke valuation, less the oost
of labor. Therefore a considerable difference exists in the two
rates quoted Mr Fernau. Every
other detail has been arranged between Mr. Fernau and the Crow's
Neet Coal Co., and the latter is now
considering an offer from the form'
er, in whioh a compromise in tbe
price of slack is suggested. Mr
Fernau does not aek as low a prioe
as quoted by Frank, for the reason
that Fernie posseees a material ad'
vantage in transportation rates.
It is believed the ooal oompany
will agree to the compromise suggested, even if they do not realize
Be muoh from the slaok as they
would otherwise by converting it
into ooke. The company is anxious
for the location of the industry at
Fernie, for the indirect benefit that
will spring from it, and from the
impetus it will have in bringing
kindred industries to the plaoe..
.Bloek makers Hit
Chioago, April 19.—The most
severe blow ever dealt book making
in Chioago was ever delivered by
Mayor Harrison when he revoked
revoked the saloon lioenoe of eight
places where this kind of gambling
waa concluded. The sensation
came in the revocation of the li
oenoeof James O'Leary, known the"
oountry over as "Gambling King
O'Leary." O'Leary has heretofore
immune from interference, but the
orusade against this kind of gambling now seems to mean a thorough
cleaning out regardless of "in
fluence."
"OH   ITS    ALRIGHT!"
But it Wasn't and George
Blake Met His
Death
An aooident on the tipple at
Michel resulted in the sudden
death pf George Blake last Satur
day. Mr. Blake was employed as
engineer lo run the tipple engine.
Joseph Faulkner, a new night engineer, was sent to Blake to get information about his duties on
Saturday morning. After the latter had apparently showed all that
was necessary, he took the new
up stairs. While there he idly
allowed his hand to rub against a
large pulley wheel, oalled the jaok
shaft, very close to its contract
with the belting. Faulkner warned him that it was dangerous, to
whioh his companion replied "Oh
it is alright." Just aB he uttered
these words the belt caught hie
hand, oarried him swiftly around
the large wheel and landed him
with a great force against the pit
below. When pioked up he was
found to be terribly brusied and
broken. Hia legs and hips were
fractured in several plaoes. He
died two hours latter, without re
gaining consciousness.
NEWS IN A
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Items of Interest  Round
the World.
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The Doings of Conspicuous! Persons
Af acting Canadian'Interests.   \
OXFORD TEST IS STIFF
California  Students Trying for the Rhodes
Scholarships
We are complimented every day
upon the splendid fits we give oar
patrons.
TAYLOR & McQUARRIE,
Fashionable Tailors.
FOR SALE—A pen of dark
Brahma chickens, one cockerel and
five pullets. Enquire at World
offioe.      	
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ng hotel in the smelter oity.	
We/oarry the largest line ol
trunks and bags in the oity. Empey
Bros.
The goods on sale will not las t
long at the slaughter prices they
are marked. Be among the first to
take advantage of the great bargains.   The Crescent.
University of California, April
19.—Eight students labored yesterday with the question askedJn the
examinations for the Rhodes
scholarships. Latin and Greek
grammar and compositions were
the subjects. Today the examination in mathematics will take
plaoe.
The eight students who passed
papers were impressed with the
thoroughness ot the Latin and the
Oreek work at Oxford, as shown
by the questions.
"The Latin and Greek composition was not so hard," said one of
the students as he came out of the
examination, "but in grammar
they oertainly are more thorough
at Oxford than we are here. Some
pretty stiff puestions were asked."
The Brockton, Ont., shoe faotory
has burned down
The St. Petersburg publio are reported aa thirsting for revenge.
St. Petersburg ia building sob-
marine boats for use during the
summer.
The Gyangtse forte in Tibet have
been surrendered to the British
force advancing without opposition.
It is again reported that the Japs
have been repulsed in an attempt
to land between the Yalu and Port
Arthur.
A fleet of Japanese transports of
is said to bare been seen heading
for Korea Bay and another for the
Gulf of Liautung.
A big slide at the Silver Cup has
killed a miner and done a tremendous amount of damage to the tramways and maohinery.
The Supreme Court pf the United
States deolares it is without jurisdiction ln the oase of Minnesota vs.
the Northern Securities.
A strike ol 2600 men on the Fore
River dockyards, Qoinoy, Mass,
bas stopped work on three United
States battleships building.
The Hon. Sir Richard Cartwright
deolares that no Chinaman oould
escape the poll tax by becoming a
British subjeot outside of Canada. *
Filty Chineee oooliss have been
imported into the oountry near
Lethbridge for the purpose ol taking up the cultivation of beet
sugar.
New York Demoorate have not
instructed their delegates  to ths
I National Convention as was anticipated for Parker.  They mast, however, vote as a unit.
General Kouropatkin vdvises the
abandonment of Pott Arthur unless
the fleet oan be reinforced and made
effeotive. Otherwise the plaoe ia
useless for military purposes.
The Birmingham Post says that
while the trip to Egypt has greatly
benefitted the health ot Mr. Chamberlain he must avoid exoitement
under penalty of a breaknown.
Fitxelmmene-Creel.
Never have looal sports been en*
thused over "a sparring matoh as
they are over the ooming boxing
matoh between Filzwilllams and
Creel next Saturday night. Both
of the contestants are wtil known
among local sporting oiroles of this
city and are known to be stayers.
Neither will lack for plenty of backers on the night of the oontest.
When we take your measure you
are sure ot satisfaction.
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The swellest suite in the oity for
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20th Century brands and they oan
only be found at Empey Bros.
Walker's Rye Whisky, 75o
Port Wine 75o; Sherry^76cper!qt.
bottle. At the Family .liquor Store
Wash. St. !__
Buy yourself a nioe trunk or bag
at Empey Bros.
jT THE EVENING WORLD, ROSSLAND B. C, APRIL
19,      1904
The Everting World
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JAMESIH. FLETCHER.
•jBNsTRAL   MANA8ER
F. O. Bix joi Rossland, B. C
APPENDICITIS.
Sir Walter liefiant says that ol all
the sciences political economy is
the most empirioal; lhat is to say
the moat built upon guess work
While Sir Walter was running
down eolentism, or rather pseudo
scientists, he might have included
medicine. Every day the newspapers tell us that new discoveries
art being made in medioine and
surgery, and every decade or so a
new disease is invented for the
benefit of mankind. A generation
ago the newest diseaBe was la
grippe, today it would seem to be
appendicitis. La grippe seems to
to be simply a Frenoh name for a
bad cold, and appendicitis surely
must have been invented by a Bostonian as a more elegant name than
bellyache. A New York doctor in
a large practice recently stated that
during the oourse of his professional career he had oome across but
few oases of appendicitis where
that disease meant some trouble
with the appendix to the colon. In
some several thousand autopsies he
Bad Seen something wrong with
the colon, inoluding the appendix,
rn thirty-seven oases. But tbe
worst of hiB evidenoe was that up
Wards of folty two bodies had been
sent to him of people who had
obstinately refused to be cut open
and who oorreepondingly were said
to have died of appendicitis. In
not one of theBe oases, where Burger-* bad been bo eagerly called upon, had there been any trace of the
diagnosed disease. As the doctor
says, a dose of castor oil will cure
most appendicitis. Truly from the
days of Galen and Hipprocra.es
medioine has made but astonishingly small advance in twenty odd
osnturiee.
be Roman Catholics, 89,000,000 t6
be Greek Catholics, and the remaining 157,000,000 he sweepingly
classes as Protestants, although one
body of those so-called Protestants,
the Anglioans, take great oare to
especially eschew the nsme, exoept
in a political way. The Lutherans,
although a Protestant body, are not
fond ol affiliation with other protesting bodies. Now the Anglicans
number some forty odd million, the
Lutherans thirty, leaving the total
of all the remaining protesting
todies at 87,000 000. Between the
Roman, the Greek and the Anglican CatholicB negotiations for a
union have been proceeding for
many years, in faot, it may be said,
for many oenturies, the latter two
appealing from the authority of the
Pope to that of a General Counoil*
All three have in common a oreed
in whioh there is little difference.
Now, should the Anglioans rejeot
that creed ln order to ally themselves with some 87,000,000 Protestants, including Unitarians, they
would rejeot all possible union with
the other Catholic churches whose
aggregate numbers are 312,000,000.
One need say no more. The pros-
peot of a reunion seems more hopeless than ever.
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GROCERIES AND MINE SUPPLIES
A CHURCH UNION.
! A QUESTION OF ETHICS.
Th* Presbyterian body wants
ehorch union. The Methodists and
CongregationalUts seem inclined to
Ml in with their wishes. Well
meaning people declare that this
union will infallibly be oarried out
and there is only a question of time
before the Anglioians fall in line.
For many ages many pious minds
have hoped for a reunion of all
those who oall upon the name of
the Master. A union is possible by
making a oreed from whioh all
points of difference are eliminated.
Any person conversant with the
tenants of the varying protestant
bodies from Unitarianism to Luther-
anism knows that there is hardly
a single tenet whioh may be predicated as common to all. Union
purohased at such a prioe is hardly
worth having. It is probable that
suoh bodies as the three first mentioned would not care to inolude in
their union the Unitarian, although
they would seem to wish for an inclusion of the Anglican.
Turning to Mullhall's statistics
it is found that he plaoes a total of
468,800,000 professing Christians
In the world. In these in his general table he reckons 223,000,000 to
By some means whioh are un*
divulged R. L. Borden, Leader of
His Majesty's Loyal Opposition,
has obtained the private memorandum of the late Minister Blair addressed to his colleagues with reference to the railway polioy of the
Dominion, and particularly concerning the Grand Trunk railway
One thing is certain that both Sir
Wilfred and hie henchman Fisher
are particularly exoited, Tbey do
not seem to deny the accuracy of
the memorandum, but they do de
olare that Mr. Borden is nefariously
in possession of stolen property
and he ought to be ashamed of himself. Of oourse the argument is
that were Mr. Borden ashamed of
himself he would nd. use this very
dieoommoding pieoe of evidence as
to what are the real' intentions of
the Government. It is to be hoped
that the oountry will be allowed to
know what are the purposes of the
Government and why this private
memorandum of Mr. Blair's should
not be divulged, and why Mr. Bor
den should be stigmatised by
honorable gentlemen as a felonious
misappropriator. Certainly the
oountry wonld like to know why
the Government are building a line
for a railway and handing it over
to a private company instead of
keeping it themselves. .
Corrected Up to Date by the Leading Merchants of the
Camp.
MINING   SUPPLIES.
Axes, per doz t7.50-10.00
Candles, per case $5.50-6,60
Caps, Bennett, per box 75o|
Coal, blacksmith per ton $22.50
Dynamite, GO.per, ot, per lb 194
Dynamite, 50 per ot, per lb 18o
Dynamite, 40 per ct, per lb_16Jc
Fuse, Bennett per 100 ft 75oj j
Hammers, per lb 15oj
Iron, per lb 3i-5o
Nails, base, per keg 84   ,
Shovels, per doz $7.50-10
Steel. Canton per lb 8 Jc
HEAT AND POULTRY.
Baoon, per lb 18-20c
Beef, per lb (side) O-lOo
Chickens, each 50-90o
Fish, per lb 12f 15o
Ham, per lb 18-20o
Mutton per lb (side) 13*15
Turkey, per lb 23c
Veal, per lb ([side) 18c
PROVISIONS
Almonds, per lb 25c
Apples, per 501b box $1.5042.00
Bananas, per doz 50c
Beans, per lb 6o
Butter, per lb 25-40o
Cabbrge, per lb., 3o
Canliflower, per head, 15o
Cheese, per lb 20c
Chocolate, per lb 40*50c
Cocoa, per lb 40c-f 1.00
Coffee, per lb 25 50o
Condensed Milk per can 12^o-15e
Dried Peas, per lb Go
Eggs, per doz 35c
Flour, per 501b $1-65-2.00
Green Onions, per buucb, 5o
Honey, per lb 26o
Jams and Jellies per lb 12-13o
Lard, per lb 17*)o
Onions, per Ib 5cj
Oranges, per doz 25-50o
Piokles, per qt 20o-25o
Potatoes, per 1001b saok $1.25.
Bioe, per lb So
Rolled Oate per lb 6e]
Spinaoh, per lb., 10c.
Sugar, per lb 6jo
Vinegar, per gal 60c-75o
Walnuts, per lb 25o
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 oord $4,50-15.50
Opera House
ONE NIGHT
Thursday, April 21,1904
Mahara's
Big
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Carnival
Headed by the only
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Singing Comedians
Assisted  by 6 Comedy Jesters and a
competent Lady Chorus
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ct    Sunday Monday at
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Olio of pleasing Vaudeville, concluding
with the one act rag time opera
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Big Sensational Street Parade at Noon
Free band concert In front of theatre
at 7:1$ p. m.
PRICES $1*00 AND 79c
fc'ule of Seats at l>-ual Place
Rossland Home Bakery
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sired.    Patent Portable Crushing and Amalgamating Pan. for Prosptctlng,    A
small concentrating plant to treat up to five tons erected at the works by wUck
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THE EVENlNGtWORLD ROisSLAfol). 8'. C, APRIL 19  1904
THE    ANNEXATIONISTS
True Feeling of Canada Towards a National
Life
Cy. Warman. writing in Leiliel
Monthly Magazine, expreeeie the
opinion that the people of Canada
are growing favorably impressed
with the notion of becoming an independent republio. He says:
"Twenty years ago only a few
dreamers of the republic of Canada;
10 years later 10 per bent of tlie peo
were in favor of it and today 20
out of everr 100 Canadians Would
weloome tbe news that Canada bad
oast off the cable that moors her to
tbe motherland and had blossomed
ont as a nation." The foregoing
occasions the Woodstock, Ontario,
Express to remark: "Whether
the situation be just as the writer
quoted puts it or not, no one who
is not blinded by imperialities and
love of everything connected with
the motherland but baa observed a
growing tendenoy towards independence of aotion in Canadian life.
This may or may not reach to
national aspirations, but the faot
remains that there is a strong element in Canada whioh believes
that the development of tbe oountry should be followed by the development of national ideals, and
that this idea-is more than an under current ie indioated by the frequent publio utterances on the
subjeot. There may never be a
Canadian republio, and tbere will
never be annexation with the
United States, but a measure of
greater Canadian independence, ws
believe, is bound to oome."
The goods on sale will not las
long at the slaughter prioes tbey
are marked.   Be among the first to
take advantage of the great bargains.   The Cresoent.
When we take yonr measure yon
are sure of satisfaction.
TAYLOR & McQUARRIE,
The Up to Date Tailors.
POWDER SMOKE—Did. ft ever
give yon headaohe? Dr. Sootts
headaohe powders are a.qnick and
sore dure,   flold at Morrows Drug
it"** u
Walker's Rye Whisky, 76o
Port Wine 76o, Sherry^75cper*qt.
bottle. At the Family Liquor Store
Wash. St,
Crown Pdint Hotel, Trail. Lead*
ng hotel in the smelter oity.
. Th* None-such—Lownev's Per
lection Chocolate* Pa*ac4 Candy Storsi.     ,:	
Walker's Rye Whisky, 75o, Por
Wine, 75o, Sherry 75c per qt. bottle
-At the Family Liqnor Store Wash
Bt
Notioe to Minors.
Those who were employed st
the Bruoe Copper Mines of Bruoe
Mines Ontario., since Jan.,1, 1901,
should send their names and address io Louis J.-Abrahams, of
Bruoe Mines, Ont., for thi purpose
of receiving a refund of the
amount! contributed by {hem to
the hospital and mutual relief
funds. These names should be
mailed before April 18. For
further particulars addreas, J. F.
Hutehoroft, Cranbrook, B. C. or
S. P. Dawson, Fernie, B. C.
Tbe Eastern Star danoe has been
postponed indefinitely.
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Be Bate aud visit the Cresoent
while the sales last.
We are complimented every day
upon the Splendid fits we give oui
patrons.
TAYLOR & McQUARRIE,
Fashionable Tailors
Freah Cut Flowers Dally. Palaoe Candy Store,
FOR SALE—A pen of dark
Bfahma chickens, one cockerel and
five pullets.    Enquire at World
Nioe front rooms, with board, $1
per day at tbe Alhambra. Rooms
without $7 and 18 per month.
You'll be surprised at the money
you oan Bave by buying during the
sale at the Cresoent.
Wanten—A lady 000k. Apply
to Mrs. T. J. Ferguson, Wes.em
Hotel.
Remember our great bargain sale
commences Monday, April 18, and
lasts for two weeks.   The Cresoent.
Our styles are oorreot and our fit
is what your form requires.
TAYLOR & McQUARRIE,
LOST.—A pooketbook containing receipts and bills. Finder re
to H. F. Busob and reoeive reward.
The St. Charles Hotel, newly remodeled; best board and room, 12
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1000, and numbered 3786K,
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m
In the matter of an application for a
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6, Block 33, in tho Town of Trail (map
46SA).
Notice is hereby given tbat it is my intention to isBue at the expiration of one
month from the first publication hereof
a duplicate of the Certificate of Title to
the above mentioned Lot 6, Block 33, in
tbe Town of Trail (map 465A), in the
name of David Mutchler, which Certificate is dated the 2nd day of April, 1897,
and numbered 1350C.
H. F. MacLEOD,
District Registrar.
Land Registry Office
Nelson. B. O., 21st March, ioo4.
Application for Transfer of Liquor
License.
Notice is hereby given tbat I will apply to the Board ol Licensing Commissioners of the city of Rossland at its next
meeting for a transler of the liquor li
cense held by me for the Western Hotel
situated on Second avenue, ln the eity of
Rossland, 11. C, to K. D. Stinson.
IV- W. McLEon,
Licensee.
Dated this 18th day of March, IIKI4.
The Alhambra
Family  Liquor
Store
We supply only first claisjgoods.
Oar Wines and Liquors are especially adapted to family and medicinal purposes. All goods at whole-
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any part of the oity.   Phone 268.
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WORLD ROSSLAND,    B. C1, APRIL 19, 1904
99-.
THE LOCAL
THE LAST REHEARSAL
EXCHANGE
tittle Doing Upon the Exchange.
Went Off With a Swlng-
i Belshazzar Produoed
This Evening.
CANADIAN GOLD FIELDS SOLD
Th*
litest Quotations
Locally   Upon
Market,
and Sales
the
There was little doing today and
Canadian Gold Fielda was the only
•ale made. Thia waa no doubt influenced by the starting up of the
Bt. Eugene.
Today's Looal  Quotations:
Asked      Bid
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Tab        s„      »
Ut*. Oold Mtldj        4%       3%
ntCssap McKlnns»)»x-dt*       i'A
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-Maiden        3 *
TWtn'&wUOlUd'."!'.".'.'... $3.00 $1.50
•   '■'iMory -         iX       1
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1 atu (But looUns-)        s 3%
.- mm.., 9 7M
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iTkamb....  •
git Consolidated  is         l
9 (Assess, paid) — iX       1=
saw Mskss. paid)  d%       3«
Today's Sales.
Canadian Oold Fields, 2000, 4o.
MINOR MENTION
Tha City Counoil meet thia evening.
The line to the Boundary is open
today.
D. A. Grant and Neil MoDon aid
left laat evening for Ottawa.
A lioenoe has beeD given to J.
tjquirea for the Clifton House.
City Assessor Hooper ia evidently no believer iu Henry George.
The report of the Minister of Agriculture for 1902 ia just to hand.
The City Assessment Roll ia
likely to show another inorease in
taxation.
The state of the lines between
Bonner's Ferry and Bpokane is
doubtful.
< The first praotioe ot the Drums
and Fifes wil be held tonight at
tha International.
. A family theatre or vaudeville
•how la to be opened up in the
•amp for a brief visit.
Smith Curtis ia leaving for the
Biundary in the morni ng, hoping
to return on Saturday next.
Some mail got in today from the
ooast, a little from the east but
none from the southern points.
The Lwrosse Club organized last
evening appointing C. Summers
captain and seoretary treasurer.
It is understood that there wil
be a dance after the performance oi-
Belshazzar  tomorrow   evening  at
Miners Union Hall.
The Rosaland Woman's Club
held a well attended session yesterday after noon in the Bank of
Montreal building.
It is hoped that the reada will be
in sufficiently dry a state shortly
to permit ol shipments being resumed from the Jumbo.
The City Assessor haa increased
assessment by more than double on
Improvementa but haa allowed the
land values to remain the same.
Come in and aee our large line
ef oustom made clothes. They are
the 30th Century brands. Empey
Bros.
You'll be surprised at the money
yon oan save by buying during the
•ale at the Cresoent.        «
Wanten—A lady 000k. Apply
to Mrs. T. J. Ferguson, Wes.ern
Hotel. u
Be sure aud visit the Crescent
1 while the aalee last
Freeh Cut Flowers Dally. Palaoe Candy Store!
There was a good rehearsal of
the oantata Belshazzar at the Minera' Union Hall laBt night and the
full ohorua were present. Some
hard work was done as may be eon
oeived when it. is stated that the
oonolusion ef the reheara&lB was
not reaohed until close upon midnight. The ohorua work was good
and some of the solos were pertioul*
arly effectively rendered. The
musio waB oatchy and of several
fine pieoes of musio it will be hard
to prediot whioh of them will be
whistled by the small boy upon
the Btreet for the next six months
to come. The Bmall boy is a great
oritic and a good evidence of popularity.
The danoing of the Jewish maidens or scarf girls will be found very
pretty and the grouping is decidedly novel and forme a good basis for
many another posture dance. The
rhythmical swaying of the figures
in unison together wi h the slowly
swinging scarves forms a pioture
that will linger long on the memory.
To improve the orchestral effect
the great organ from the Church
of St. George has been borrowed
for the oocasion and ie now in place
in the body of the hall. Its assistance will be greatly appreciated by
those who are present this evening
and tomorrow. So far the booking _
has been excellent and a large attendance is assured.
Mahara*. Mln.tr.l.
- .Mahara's VJinstrels at the Brooks
Sunday night were greeted by a
larger audienoe than usual for
Sunday night, and proved themselves to be the best oolored minstrels on the road. The audience
was pleased with the performance
whioh-jwas all that had been expeoted. The oolored artists in
their ohoruB, quartet and solo
work, their monologues, danoe
specialities, muBioal specialities
and short plays, kept the attention
of the audienoe and produoed
many a hearty laugh. The work
of John A. English, the olever
hoop controller, deserves special
attention.    Manager   Brooks was
able to announce last night that he
had aeoured Mahara's for a return
date to be played on a week night.
—Guthrie State Capital.
CAST OP CHARACTERS.
Belahazzar,King of Babylon	
 F. D. Fortin
Nitocris, the Queen   	
 Winifred Crowley
Daniel, the Prophet... F. W. Coffin
Hananiah Thomas H. Long
High Priest of Baal. Leroy S. Lakin
Lord of the Court.. .Geo. H. Dunn
Lady of the Court.. Mrs. D. Thomaa
Jewish Maiden... .Miss M. Puroell
jewishTmaidenb' trio.
Misses Katie Purcell, Mary Purcell,
Gladys Townsend.
JEWlsrf QUINTETTE.
Katie Puroell, Mary Purcell, Thos.
H. Long, H. J. Rickard, W. F.
McNeill.
JEWISH MAIDENS' DUETT
Katie and Mary Puroell.
daniel'b companions.
Notic to Minor.
Those who were employed at
the Bruce Copper Mines of Bruoe
Mines Ontario., sinoe Jan.,1, 1901,
Bhould send their nameB and address to Louis J. Abrahams, of
Bruoe Mines, Ont., for the purpose
of receiving - a refund ot the
amounts contributed by them to
the hospital and mutual relief
funds. These names should be
mailed before April 18. For
further particulars address, J. F
Hutohoroft, Cranbrook, B. C,
S. P. Dawson, Fernie, B. C.
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They Are Union Made
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WALTER J. ROBINSON
AUCTIONEER
Real Estate and Customs Broker
Next to Postoffice
FREE
The best Bar Lunoh in town,
from noon until midnight, every
day, at
THE WINDSOR
or
The Eastern Star danoe has been
postponed indefinitely.
Flour
We buy Flour by the oar
load and
carry a full stook of
Raymond and Ogilvie's
Prompt delivery
THE OPAL
Nioe Rooms, Free Bath,
Terms Reaeonable.
Mrs. RUPERT BULMER
ki
R.L.Wright
a. r.;s.;m.
(Assayer.for_Le_Roi.No. 2,)
WILL TAKE
Custom Assays
Thomas H. Long,
W. F. MoNeill.
H. J. Riokard
WISE MEN.
ThomaB H. Long, H. J. Riokard,
F.,W. MoNeill.
SCARF 0IRL8.
Katie Puroell, Carmen Adams, Ed'
na Honey, A. Blanche Hobbs, Kit
Hamilton,   A. Beatrioe Hobbs,
Bessie Evans.
CHORUS.
Soprano—Winnie Croaley, Mrs.
J. Cosman, Rebecca Demuth, Bessie
Evans, Mra. J. M. Fitzpatrick, A.
Blanohe Hobbs, Olive Hobbs, Winifred Hobbs, Mrs. W. E. Jones, Mrs.
E. King, Mrs. T. H. Long, Nellie
Murphy, Mrs. C. M. Oliver, Mrs.
Harry McIntosh, Ella Preston
Katie Puroell, Mrs. Rulle, Mrs. C.
E. Simpson.
Altos—Mrs. D. Thomas, Mrs. R.
T. Evans, A. Beatrioe Hobbs. Mary
Purcell, Gladys Townsend.
Tenors—T. H. Brown, Fred W.
Coffin, Arthur C. Cole, E. Croteau,
Earnest W. Dunn, Geo. H. Dunn,
Thomas H. Long, L. M. Roberta.
Bass—Alfred W. Dyer, F. D.
Fortin, Thos S. Gilmour, Leroy S.
Lakin, W. F. MoNeill, H. J. Riokard, J. H. Parker, Chaa. Sangster,
C. Varooe. _., .. I
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Why Don't
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Your Business?
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business, beoause people are sending out of
the city for their goods.
Hustlinq will
Oo the Trick
Give them to understand that they oan
save money by dealing at home.
YOU WILL HAVE
T© SHOW THEM
That you can sell them better goods lbr
less money than they can get them for At
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east, and keep the money at home.
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You will get the results
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