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*£<- <^/*\xa^tL^~i. ,lu^r-ti INDUSTRIAL WORLD. -l~"*l*_***J< Vol. 2, No. 15. ROSSLAND, B. C, OCTOBER 20, 1900. Price, Five Cents. Issued Twice-A-Week in the Interests of Organized Labor. Official Organ of Rossland Trades & Labor Couucil, and of District Union No. 6, W. F. M. ::: ROSSLAND'S BIG STORE See Our COLD AIR BLAST FURNACE. Made of heavy sheet steel. Highly finished with nickel trimmings. Economical. Dust proof. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every respect. It has many advantages over all other Heaters. Ask to see the Cold Air Blast Heater. Full Stock of all kinds of I Heaterst Stoves and Ranges. Hunter Bros. DEPARTMENT STORE. F.*P*p*g*g*g*P»|a-*t**l\.isS.^H*-****^**l*-*fr**-tf*^ TVieNew Shoe r ***+*********+**>************************** __k__t_____fc _.________k_*. _. _.__,_,_,_,_, ____ _._._.__ __l WWW WW WWW WWWm'WW*'WWWWWVWWmI WWW WWW WWW THE CAMPAIGN See Our New Fall Stock of is.!..* snd t-liil.l., 11 *i *»♦ ■»■.■»■»■».*.■» •♦♦♦♦♦♦•*>♦♦♦♦♦♦•.♦.♦♦♦♦♦♦ t*ar9A^*aT*eV**************** *• •»♦*•-•»•»•••» »■»■»••»••« ♦♦» "My advice to workingmen is this : If you want power in this country ; if you want to make yourself felt; if you do not want your children to wait long years before they have the bread on the table they ought to have, the opportunities iu life they ought to^have ; if you do uot want to wait yourselves, write on your banner so that every political trimmer can|read it, 'We never forget.' If you launch the arrow of sarcasm at labor, we never forget; if there is a division in Cougress, aud you throw your vote in the wrong scale, we never forget. You may go dowu on your knees and say, lI am sorry I did the act,' and we will say, 'It will avail you in heaven, but on this side of the grave, NBVBR.' ■'—Phillips. FINE SHOES Thc Heat Oradea at Popular Prlcra W.F. McNeill NEXT Hi ink' TO I'll-1 ill I 1*1 . iS-M-r - . ♦4-I-.'-.'-.'--*?-!-'-'"-'-;-!-!*' •■;-!-!-• ; ; MeM-i f.i.s.s-j*;-..- ...-*.,.... ......... ..;.;, Trusses;?; Yes, a full line. T. I morrow. llu* llruggl.t. •*•-» I- ..... MINERS ''.. tin* Wc 101* uf Vale -Cariboo; telegraph, teltphoaii an.l npraai boat' In requesting your npparl 10 my can nm, Thi uperisnoe si i***->i'l.- ia New li.liicy for the Dominion Uuuse >.f dm* tinn.-.. it i* tine to y... that I une public c\|.ie-*iuii to my viciv- nn tin* -**\. r il Gel tbeir Prescription, l ill. .1 lay lhe Rosslamd Drug : Company : A Full Lint ul Kverything In Our Uur. Ota I'n a Call. kotauurn D*ro Co., R k STKONt;.Mgr. Columbia Ave, tieal tu lion Ton. ts\$H^**i-*\i.*^tA^*r**Si~9 . ^> . ; . ..... .................. ....... . _..-. The Strand Zealand, Ati-trulin. Qermany ami else where has dn itratad that thaaa (uno* ti.uis call W- |H-iT,.nne.l I.y the novel n ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ment with a very itrr.it ...lviiii.it,* i,, ihe tii.iiik. uf the platform ..f tl.e [adapaa- people and I most heartily indorse legia- lent L.ls.r Partyi ilalioii looking tu tli.it and. I. ('i.inpi.l.urv education ha. i.*........ •! *• Prohibition of Asiatic emigration and rocognlnd neoterity in most oountriei edncotioBsl t. -t. and a* -u. li Iii* my licirty eii.hii-oiiieiii The precner here in l-irgc numhrm of .'. Legs! ...iik dsy, s hours. tin* mm assimilating taea tab* Canadian VI..I.-in Invention I u t-i.ninoii.lv in! lalmr nf ils liutiii-iglit. Every Mongol enaaad Hn- prodnctl»a power nf man landing |..nut ...ir shore, lessons rather that his want, can be supplied wt't a Oiau inciea*e* our pOpolatlou, Tl.e whit.- fraction of the time and effort heretofore |„l«,r,.r „.h„.|, he repl - uould a* a rule Ii i„*,es»ar> for t—l fiirisise. I..1...* „. ii.ll ,„,„,,. „„,| ,..,,-,, .„„„,,, us „„,,.,,.,„. j [as capital ihonld benaBl i.y thiae rfiingcd th, population hy at least ihrre. This 'j ...ii.liii.ti.- The Shour law is a step in „„.„„, t0 ,|„. m-.r,.|1„Mt |,... mouths to I thai .In.- lion .md I .hall heartily enfone ir„u _„,*• ■,.„,, j^,,^. ,„ ebtha, to tho O say l.*gi.lati..n lo-king to lint end. doctor I.— demand fur In* sen. - to -*!».■»•»■»■»-it I 3> r5«vprn..i. in in-iM-ctiitn of indu-trie. ,|„. •-,.,,..■«,,,.„,„„ ,„„„,.,„„.. |,„ baffle, —————' Under modern cr-munic condition, the •*„ ,|„. ,|,...n-i I.-. teeth to till luxury, ns a stumbling block to pnigri'a- sive li-gl-llltititi, ... a Inline fur political iinlit-i-ilcs. who nam to have ivsolved then.-. Ivc- inlo a political imposition, icl'ii pounce ti|Hin every progniisive nica* u>*e that |Mt,*ia the loiver house, 'iranil it a.* lii'ie*y .ind proceed to pronounce tho lenience of political damnation upon nil i> > ..tilitigly, and if any little elTort I cm make tan assi-l in exterminating tii.it arisl.K*r..cy in politics I can u*e.iec yuu it will lie emni-ttl with the grciitr.*! >.f pl.-i.-UIC Trusting th.t my idt-.i* on the several nihil-1* will m.s't your views, and that I mil receive your tupport, I remain, CURLS KOLKY. (y rri*'""*Ti8»»»ggiiseiisTigT»g-rinrgT»irinrtfrgg»g»ggiririfTrrirBr5 TIME FOR HEAVIER WEIGHT It is now the time of year when the weather is uncertain. Sometimes damp, sometimes dry, sometimes warm, sometimes cold. Be guarded against colds and wear suitable foot- 3 wear. Wc have just the article you 5 want. Prices are always right. C. O. UALOINDE , a8j«sg«««9*iKBBsa8*jB88eaa-Uo-juuiaiii-.-.ji8Ji.*uijiJ The Most Elegant and Luxuriously - Fitted Bar in Canada. : : : A Fine l.iue ol the ^L_ I Choicest Liquors & Cigars j %**494t9*>******+*^-+*+*+-tt Be Cliff DiDing Parlor Kr..m the OommitbM Hooini. ' .lame* Devise, who is iu charm* of tho local t..mm.lie., rooms, irt<vri. that he li.is rcci'ivc.1 it], it* t'ri.ni nearly every iiiiti.iueuienl .it ii.tlu-lrial concerns figure niP**-hanic l.-s building! to met, to ll.e[,"rl "' '■•■■ consHIm m y (faring the list f]on n-sult.. not the method. I.y which ,,.,| ,..,,,,. ,*,.,|,.r |(... ,|,.,„,,m| for |.i.'!** ,''"'' ''•'''• *■*■ •l"1 '''* SSmspondsna they .ue to I btained. An OTennpplled rrly |ncltldinit le— (nice for tl. ...-. t.. •""' ' •'" r~"rl 1|"' rlc.'tiirs eiilluui.ia* ^ lie nt the prmpael ol ... opportunity of may newspaper man Ic-- pspers to be -id* ♦ Ideem nscasasry. Protsst n* a mle:lt> ,|„. pneeher .mall-i i-insregstinn.. J mean* dtamianlfromserriee indnrahafale „n,| 10 the boolblark ten.*. ahoestoiMne. * .want lo their l.ltle ..nrs. In throwins th-- |'|„.„ ,.,,„.,„,. „,„|,. ,,,,„,t |„ •]! .Irons "rrn of the law almnt these H.il |t.,„,|„.. „f ||„. e,-..n..ii.ic sy.tem. I o|i- Idem of misfortune you an- rfmnly f*.ll..w* to the L.ls.r marital enables them t» hnpoea on the farmer le-. -jiI.- f..r ppsiure. t.i the employes iny condltl .us they _ : nlSSES WOODS « SMVTM. PropMfloraisc. tii.t baste iha Dominion l»il«ir Qasette st».*ii|.| ...nun.,* even lhe hide-lsmnd uf lhe cn* t in; I., tiieni n.riii.illv belonging m ihem rutin*.- |,r ■ Is,n.i tide I..I or eandldats lor the .-.iniiioiis. There is no duiilil th- sentiment .1. bear -d independeooi .11 I. il. p.ri.e- is 1.111 iv 11^ .iml tha*! i* lillle doubl lh.it th<- can.lditc of lhe poaa tlie earning here on the same ■•"•"■• ■*■*••'■» will '*' It-nmphsntly ehct* Ing ihe tea.-him*. .*' the 111.1. ui.l I ."Iv —.u,,.!, | ,v„„|,| „,,,„w. ,i„. x.,uw ■< *'1* . ■ .le-us. who mid -..(Ter tba little ....... t*. „„„,. ,,., ,.,,. ,„,., „„ „,^„ I,,,.,, ,,|. come unto n.c rw .•( meh i- the kingdom I „*_£ |„„|,H| ,„ ths linking Una In mid n.-i-.ta Prom V'mlr. '"' r Ki.-iv Chinaman occupying » I. Abolition of contract sytem. |p„n,i„„ i„ doinaatic lerricai Interfere. •*• l""r ""■""' •" •*** <,lllr- '"'I The alius.*, lhal have grown up under „„,, „,,, „,„„,, •„... _ ,,,,,,,,„„ ,.. „„. night I i *. m-r. alatai that Mr. May tin ■ -.ct .yiern as oiitlincl in ihe •„,,„„„,. ,M„,., r,,,,„tf ,„ir „.„„.„ „.* w« elved aa antl tie reception at .Int p'.it,*. The Sleeting 1v.u1 lain!'. an*l it ill . 11. In- - n ., I.ut,. loau-li tif tint 1.1.|. I-II.I. HI I.ilr.1 I'.lllv \\,l* uruaniicl iiu* -.niiiii'111 ha. >el in itroagty i*. 1.not ot the Isibar .'.uilitlat.-, aiul it 10ni looks a* if he w.tiiltl have sn ca-y tlie votes ..... »■»■>>>.■»■»■»-»♦■»■>♦♦»■»»»».*»..1 < pirtiian of lhe i.i.-es.ilj- aiiincnt uf -in !■ a Isw. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ .".. I'ul.l.c own.chip nf franchises. Best Home Cooking in rjor ex|tchen«* la the control of the Rosslaud iKHtai department, public MbooU, paUk Board per week $5 hiiliw..v*. maaiclpal lighting plant, aadjj^ h|< „,„_,„-, ,h,mc Single Meals 25c. astsrworks is mOcieol sn.nn.l fur tlie. , ... . . ,, ,, " »t t 1 <■ Als.lit.'ii nf child hi-.1 Cilumhl. Atrniti. Weal. Near thr Cily Hall l-Mcll'lotl nf the .slut* *v-t>-..< to r.l.Insl.Is. I All ci.tltiilliic .ysl.-ll. lh... child from tl..- cradle 11 tin to the e*tcn! th.t fur every Cliitiiinin sai employed some one's «i*ter or daughter i- driven to proatilntl ing 11 race prol.le-u destined !■- I.l. I was nf blood and that will some H.iy mantle ih.- Chaadiaa cheek with .. Id..-'. "' " • " ' "" " Mil in that osmp. Morrison & Bryenton | . . GROCERS. . Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, Potted Meats and Fish, Preserves and Marmalades, Pickles, Chow Chow and Catsup, Fruits and Prodnce, as well as a Full Stock of Staple Groceries and Provisions. Goods delivered free. East Columbia Avenue, RossIand.'B. C. • 1 ♦t.iaaaaaaiaaaaa •♦»>♦»»« 11411 MiMMi'm ffakon. The Diffence ... Between. the old time stage and the modern railway train is no greater than that which exists between the Ready-to-wear Clothing of 15 years ago and the Stylish Uy-to-Date Garments' that are being shown for the season of 1900-1901. Don't overlook our stock when you purchase for you might miss a good thing. milling Co.. Liile!] SUITS .... ULTSERS TOP hnd COATS $7 to $22,50 $8,50 to $25 EMPEYS-CLOTHIERS ( Nan I*, r s.-rml l.lahiln> | CAPITAL, 1.000,000 Shares at 5 cents each, $50,000.00 Tkkasikv Rfskkvk, 600,000 Shares. All Promoters' Stock (400,000 Share*] is Pooled oi rici us aNii i.iwii. ii.us I'i. .1.1..11 s w. HI I.l. Supa.lnl.nJ.nl It..a M..k lln. V.c.-I'rr.ldrnl. JOHN I ir/WII.I.IA 1. I ..ran.n Usr I .jli .nj Canl.r .... tlnr. Treuu..r. U. W, HAMTI.H.V. 1inh.nl . SKtrtati. II. W. C JACKSON llircclor.;: S. J. hi.ii* nlnrr: I!. J. Ilsllnur. ms.l.r nu-ih.n t Mat I .sir and Centra klar runs. | J. .A, Cluli. Ilain.lri and S.lkll.r. M.n.flni llllril.r I W, III I I The Bonanza Mine. lie * rni! nuns the I-.ii.iii/.i Nn I I...... win.I. .- .it a ilcptn ot tlinti lm* ii..f a IiiIIm/hI mi...*...I claim, "n Bt. I Inuu.i- *l...u* ncaily two list ..I .-'J "ie. U......II...... Ihicc and a hill ...ile* I...... Uladateaa ou Ihu main trail from JI.*-* lana. tint km of oontlnulng it right Ibrough tin The claim I* traversed bj leveral ledgei claim (1,400 (.en, as py thla means th. ui lli'e milling gold On, (ll. ll.e ..-..ll'..' ledgl will he e.llo.ed sn.l tOBBIgl df* or tttieavari i.sige a tunnel haa been rsloped i""-i lapldly, Bvary two t.*.t ..i drlren fifty leet, ia ore all the way, which drifting arlB ,.*i.l at uast oni tool si ha. an ivengl value ol -la per ton. I In [diptht Treasury Shares. Of the 9MM0 share*, in tin treasury, tht 1000 iham ..« followsi direct..is liuve bSSB aulliorucJ to aell 100, | 40,000 Shares at 3c. and 60,000 Shares at 5c. j At the first shareholders' meet ing held on October | IS, those present subscribed for 22,000 shares at J 3 cents, leaving out of the first block Only 18,000 Shares at 3 c. I'or share., or Intormatlnn apply lo any dlrt-ilnr. lo anv I r l.r nr tn *tie Vt rrl.n . A l-l I loiliit. will lac put tn work ill this tunnel oa Al.tiiduy null the in Th.- la.ls.t* aaadldste, ' ini-. l'-il.y. wa. presenl ..i a grand rally .f the Isbol I rcei here 1V.*-I.*\ .ng'.t. Tin* l.r-.- 1.s.m* ini.. .rowde.1, ind tlie . ntie very enthasfatst'o A big pul.i o lemonitralion -u'l lie held here .mn. ll..* Bloeati, ll.-polls from lb. -'...... indie.ile that phsl tour ... ih.i ii. 1 . ■ B» itiiinie. he ll met lav la.** oil cnilinsi.L-im erowda. Mi* Haadon meeting wai i n*. n.l l.i...l.i. P. o. Ik. HOSSI nm. 5 snd 0 .1. !!■■ 1 :«'.'..c H. W. C. Jackson R il. ivc. the ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ faitorv '■> • ■, ,1, ,t. „n„ father i. certainly the le'iiittiiite . lul.I of an imlii.tr .il -v.* |i...n hariag gned .- it- i>*>->. prim Legislation along lines nppamd t- this j "ill rseeire mv besit) ranpott. - Ms.ltii n ..f ll.e e&vi depodt. 1 I'n.i.-r eoodltlona whew ..il ..r,- amea* lal.le to the liw ami .i««in.ie thc re**|siii* s.l.llitv ,*f delend...g the ,.>iilitlV- ll ig ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ snd ....1,1. ,11 should I.- entitled •*••"■ w~ '" ""•■"" • vc.ii..l.l.* blunt alike to aaplts i" il..* l.igl'.'-' poaitloB 'll il... g.tt m tlmt t..uni 1-1 men wilheal be* im.- laxad (nr the privilege ••■ .1 doing. I Would repeal tint UWfM """,l"■'" ■•'""•"'•■'•• Al,. W-y". lilnenrv. I . --iii j .til— 1 v .1 iH,t I r 11.... si .plJiel ... Sen Keel I looms a- the horiaoa ... '■ '* "", dHtaltalj known alien Mr. program >...t u . dream, bai *i-..*. v"''> will i** la las ...*>. f**w davi, but ,.,1 t 1 .. 1,, nailing il nWrtlng from word reeah *: n bha aad hi. latetasta «! lab r ami ...|..t..i. and .* i"1'" >i '* pnimlile thsl i *omiit' .i.-iine.i, 1 think, .11 ii..- near friar. ..i ' •* "'" '"• "i"'"' '" ,:"* KooWnay. applied) I., prevenl those perlodlosl la ilii*tii.il w.u. and l.-.itl .1 s-unity 1. -ill j i.......I..** oi i nam su i. .. li Impoedble ihere win is- a aaisilni «' the general under existing oonditioni .ml ... aaob.necutln eommittee 'I tl..- ind* ism.1.... I.-.*.!.*" mv lu.tlli ipprOTll. Labor I'arlv aSSl Monday evcllilig, tt 1 I'i. All c!c.i....i dayi tu I"* ui..!.* pul* ..'.*l...k. in Ihc *.• ratal*/*! '.II..-' Inijor* Ha h..iid.i!s. mt business in i^* ittendid i". I Htiuhl llio lavor ll.c pSaMfl of a law .lame- Divine, 3'C. m.ii-ttig tin* ci.i.i-.* oi the franchise iailii|.ill-oiy |or the loll .wing r..i-oi- I ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ K,i-t Money .... ....I ' purobsstthe *n,r iuer,„ attending the efforts "I rule* of the drunkard, ti ner hog ind ,|„. Ladle. AM --* ely ■•■ ... M. th.sli.t '"
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'' '•''■" '* ' ""'"" ply oompelliag him tb do thai bj the l"'* "• ""' ' "' i"""-'- ""• "'" t*> l.alh.i which ha Is slraadj oompelled m "'-""I ""' -'"'i' " " ";> •' «"* ' •'"'"" thi bullet defend ' ,"l,'1, ll"1 ,i,r M"""-' Ftaadard. Thay il In- loiniin Intend lo do .. ganaral |oh prinl ng iu*i 11 Abolition .I tin* Benate. | ■""' '"" ^'^^IW^ "'" "
» hi -ea ami lan.l. a ,„|| ,„*,„, gM m ....i-a.-.i „„ i I,,,,,,,. ,,,„, „,,„., _.„,!_, II Nn lllltl... ..Jle.ial,,,,, ,,, | | H Hei"..,, ..f ,ne I ,,,„.,* ||„„ „ ,,„ ■teetotal baah ol the Legislate x — ...i.i, "ill. -male ele.tt.isti*. "Lin: IS A Ki: *,:.). • ■ "Tha Kingdom ol tin i iieclililt," hv inln. Laid Peck, ■'"■ "'"ie h .1 fi I" i. i faling .--.. mmm-.n ..ne ran meet with il .lino-t any day, mid thoughtful ja-oiiie ganamlly diiiu.*** the question, "Ia life worth living,'1 just lis they might have dime in the dirk ngi*! rn* the dayi of the Roman decline, when anarchy, vioe, crime and civil war wan almost perpetual everywhere. Though our age is supposed to lie thl happiest tin- WOrid has seen, pe.* siiiiirit.il* philosophy hai sprung up .1.ii..in*. thlnken more strongly than over before; everyone leemi Boaacloui of misery muled by universal lelBihnesi, yet everyone insi.t* thnt it i*. abaolutely neosisaiy foi I liim nl* her to Ha* British iu order tn live. "It is tha competitive life," writei Kane- one, 'Tlmt crucifies humanity.'" We tee tin* -eiiisli iplrll very plainly In the prevalent Indifference regarding lm man welfare, pud even human life, Bv. .'.-v.....* hits all he can <l«i in linking out for hlmielf. No man feels it lii« duly to pay much attention to nny wrong or [suffering going on about him, ll<* may give s inm.I.ing if iiked for a contribution, hm is nol disposed to take inj ti-.iiil.li-. His naareal neighbor is no more t>> him than tha moil dlitanl stranger. Railroad explo-i.ms, iiciid.nn ..f every knui may kill their victim* by the score or hundred, yet aaid li my effective precaution igilnit them adopted and thoy continue year after year. It is tin- saint' in regard to crime, An in* nocenl man nny ba mnrd«red by ■ gang of roughs ami im one ever be punished for It A young Immigrant woman iota out alone to find her friends In the city and i- never heard from again. A liitle girl is murdered ami bar mangled body thrown Into tha marah within sight of i houee where peni.li* live und the police dn mtt sn much as find a c'.u < that i* worth tnuing. A mans Ufa i* ol -m.ill n-*-.-imt. u woman's le**. and her virtue ..iii.vly anything, while the body of a poor man's child may -la- thrown to the dogs, N.. appropriate effnit i- made in either ni-e to bring the guilty to ju-t * I Hud the general public posse-.'.I a iy mure than the mare rudiment! ol a ion- nience, any profier human fis-liug, a ■li».u..iiul detective, if n neaaaiy would iave la*i*ii put ui.."i the aeaith of tin- I.-t and for the criminals, and no lawyer*' I neks at "lupid gi-iii-rusily of thc law iiseli would iuivc l.-eii permit. t.il to let the vidians eaeepe, A- il i" lln* law i n.iile .tml is.n*tlit.*.I In the lawyer ela-s that iTiuiina's i.lien *•-* *.i|h* 'inin u in.ui* aaiil) than Innocent par >.n- .m.i thouaands ol them Infeil «..* .ii*it preying upoo ii with liule ilaug.-r in tiiciii-e've* uml oom mn benefit t" he lawyer*. Kali Individual leavei .•!■ •ryihing inn hi* owa Immediate concern n lm looked .itmr by aomebody else. He iitie. year parbapa f.-r the official! vim .in* t.i tl.. everything that i- iml mil right nul tl.ul i- a- much trouble .* ie can aff.ird to lake. "Everyone f.r liim-..|i ami lhe devil lake the hinder* m.ist." nnce i nitty piwerti of oceaalonal ippllcatlon lm- now Is-cnie -■ nntvetsa). ly ipplleeble ii i- quoted onl) *.*• .. *.*i '■me. c\|..i-<i,ui m' troth. "It i- time he aa. ttf.nl when he cniin.it sii|H*svrt him- «*li.' .* .... expnmlon I have h.-.u-.i ra siu-iting an old in in friun oue nnt *<> Siri hearted a* t'.c ..v..rug.. ,,f pea|)le, m.i it went without protaal from a half i dit/eii ..titer, to whom it waa iddteai .1. Nn doubt it MH-ini-.l I., them entirely n liun...in will, the niTu.il state of Uiing-. In thi. country we hnve had that' •eniimeut Instilled lata na from child- is. .1. because eieiiiliing in our cirlicr rnmliti.tii his sii*-gc-l.*l and ancooragoi it. Our new* Mti! and ..timr re-ourc.** srith boundlam opportunity for everyone t.. take l.i. own Wa) in in iking a fnr- turn- has developed thn aentiment mid ■t* t*.iie*|i'iitliug notion, craft and dheatlng oiana t.» I.- gloried in t.v men nf n n*t ii'iiei- a. proof. ..f a superior Intelligence t<* dlaoorar ami t .k.- advantage n KNne parti ul.it ign<.ranee -t tte.ikm-- i. i.t then, a wolldcrlul thing, wbibj tin public opinion nf labia btudneai oommon li .Ine- m.i ..imlemu llii-m f.r t'ui* ginning in Iheir shame. The end nf the process i* lu.it l..ginning tn ippsar im speculating eombinatlona ..f all sort., f.r exploiting imi ihe «.nling man onl) 'ml lite (.,-..1. —, .,, ,I , |,1S. 11T|.| tl,,. ,*,, |, i- well [ndeed ..II wl... hate wants to In- supplied. Kteiy iii.iu is oppoaed te In- neighbor, nr ....".- Uiat All ire conitantly baffling inch othsr'i efforta, up tin..- ....I i-gt iii preventing mi ■iii..*. i.*.1.1 geiimg nmetblng wanted |or ii. *nles the waste t,i time ..ml •iivt.gtii than i* .i oonitanl item .m.i tear iiimjii Ilm phyatoal m.Iihi from Hu- fin lini mid dlaCOtd, Iht- itril.iti..n. die* ippointment, data! ami Iom andwable. -nil in..*., there i. a hardening iffeel ii|«m tbl moral •srii«i!.ilitie«, making nm* unleeeliug, rmigli, ah.tinate, cruel and itiengiiiil. Mmli km.In.*s* uml good nature, it is tnw, exist in ipltl nf tl.i., for whatever honait an.l natural trill there i* in . ttiisiienee i. frint.Miip. llut the ...ulli t. of Interaata and antagonism ol feeling i* whal every ..i.e ixpetienoei in arnii degree, Jealouily, il..* ten thai •ome ...... else may get n de-ire.1 ,* uur* tiling ..nil, aansai men tn defeat thair "wu .»• iii-h Interest, lu extnnne oam I'M. hi* Hi. in una.* nl. Hliseilt and lin-c. For Sale 20,000 Shares Carnes Creek Consolidated FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO J. L. WHITNEY & CO., ROSSLAND, B. C. the Hid instant, because nf dissatisfaction regarding certain luperintandanta, all operatives iM-lnnging tn the Textile Worker!1 Union ware dieohai-ged sud tint.tied tn vacate the bouses nf the ...... panics. Notice hns been given at each mill that tin* operative win. belong! tn a labor union will nnt la- employed, .but each mill will la- run by non-union lalmr only. WAS FILL OF MERIT. Aii Inteteitlng Entertainment Under the Auspices ol tha I-adies' Aid Bodlty. A performance full ..f mint was given under the aUlpicM nf the laiulies' Aid Society nf tha Methodist church ut the Miners' Union hall la-t evening. A fair audience wai in attendance. The drills were really excellent, and this was e* peolally the case with the rainbow drill. Mrs. J. M. Pitxpatrlck and Mrs. G. Y. Mils, win. drilled the performers, arc to be congratulated on tin- effoctiveneei uf their work. The Intention i. tn repeal the peifni-mmice. I*',*!]..ti in,*, is tlie pru* gram us rendered: Kindergarten Bong—Thirty-six little girls und Isiy*, uitea from Inur tn six years. Recitation—"The Youthful Orator" Charlie Plowman, Ihict The Two Dulls" Olive tliilitT nnd Ha/el Paacoe. Recitation- "A Ki-liin'" Mac Cooper, Parasol Drill—Thirty young girls, ages eight to twelve years. Recitation -"Autumn" Until Schoficld. Radiation—"Little Hoy nine," Field.. I'ercv Plowman. Doll Drill -Thirty mx little girls, ull about six years old. Recitation "Iafltin' the Old Cat Die".. Alma Beverly, Piano Solo—"Iji Petite Ynlee" Nettie I.ingle. Tnmborine Drill—Twenty-four ynung ladies, twelve to eighteen years old. It.iinb.iw I). ill Seven ynung ladlei in ens- i.::n» -*"..g "I'm a Oypey Oirl" I -tin. I .lelt ell. Recitation "Tommy".. ,.Qeorgi Qriffith. K.iiry riuiriis- "We .Onne Vtottt K.in.t l.n.l." In eii-tume with w.iuds. Recitation—"Our Hitxtl (iirl" Oliver I'.l.'... . snug "Pieananny Lollaby"..Olive Jullff, Ki ig Drill Twenty-four boys. Dual -"Tha -Junrrel" l-'minie Qtaham and W ITorr'ng, Qoodbye Bong Contributed I.y Mi*. "-w.i... Kindergarten teacher riioru- "The Land uf ih.- Maple Leaf." Thm.k-Hiiving turkeys just fnun the ca-t at P. Iliirns A Cn. Whenever You Desire^-*- FRESH FRUIT or anything in the GROCERY LINE or FLOUR and FEED Just call on H. W. SIMPSON Second near Washington. V. & N.'Phone 68. i>'-J-$*MX^«-S-*'-*--r : ••.-.-'■ i THE PULLMAN CAFE W i-hi'i| :.-n M. John Htystf I'raprittor. All tiii: Ui LicaciKt of tub Si a sou. Hot and Cold lunches The Miners' Magazine, Price $1.00 per Year. EDWARD BOYCE, Editor. Published by the \V. I*. M., Denver, Col. .Subscriptions Received at the office of ihe Industrial World, or at Ths Office of the Secretary of Kosslrnd "lin. n.' Union. J•*-«-S-«-^H><^«*♦«>*4*♦*<^8♦«»$-$^ t G. W. flcBride, Hardware, Miners' Supplies, Stoves, | Ranges, Etc., Etc. ! i♦♦♦♦it>♦>■>■!>♦>>>><<<>•>>> 494*44t*bt-$-. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ -■ ■.*-*'■• *• FRESH*^ ALLKINDS ■ The l'l.cr to get the Oral Me«t in Uie City X I Pioi-;.t fteivlie. M.al.* .'■. Cent. in.I l'p. • 7 : ..... . . ... ;.;-.-.^ :*.-«-.*. I ............ .... -i • Smoke . . . If you are I*.-king for a location for a home yon cannot dn better than consult K. fhnrh-s. hunt agent fnr the N. A I**. S. railway, llc can suit ymi in every parti eiiliir. Lota in the new <ui-htinn, suit- .il'le fnr any pnipoaa can 1* purehn.e.1 just nnw mi very reaacoabll tcrnu. The lo-* be is linn* .elling ore on lhe sunny side of Trail creek. Union-Made : McGONGILE & Co., -: :: Spokane Street, RCSSLAND. ■4-»a-*»»»aataea>«iooggaaa*am>»a»>»»»>>t»»a»>»ae»g>»!J •»' ♦♦♦>at» ♦♦♦»♦♦»»»■»♦♦♦♦♦»»♦■»♦»>♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦>»>♦»♦»- IM6 International Keeps the Choicest atid -Coolest Glass of Beer- Iu ihr Cily ti( Rovtlaatl WHY Brcauar mr have lirttrr facililin for hmidMnir II. and •cil fl rafttct ikao any othct har In town H« r. • (Wr brine lapped, rrlain* iu mrnia ami Aaror for a lutuir.l tlroronl-r. Krcp tin* in miml whrn you Inuk Iur a pUir tu rcfrrah yout>eir. Chfi.nf of all known mine-, railroad*, euntradura aad Iwniw mrn are c ."Im il at thrir ini laci Vi m Ip out olhrr. at any hour during thr day ot night. Family Liquor Store Choicest Wines and Liquors for Family Use, at the ? Lowest Prices. Nething but thc best kept iu stock. !.-*.».,■*•»... ■viMlllMlilllUMMMMIHy 105-107 Columbia Ave. ROSSLAND, B.C. .Ml Union I-uIkm* Out Ohirlotta, N. <•.. -Dot, is. -,.\» a ,_,_*- Of ii wiilk'inii nf the eu.|tl-..v... iii tl.e at 1 ik OOtton mills of Alamance county on New Fall Jackets. SURE TO BE ADMIRED. :: V. -,a ilm* oornpteh itoek ll now di-i>.iycl. .iml Ihey ...e ten* il.....|i, la-hi n.lly made, comfortable, look well, and ht n ell. 11 ynu cannot r.ml what yon want in ready t*. near .in kit-, we'd like t.» ihow you simic .itti.ii tin* new* pice goo Is t'liul which you c.ili have a gni-l...*... made. ************************* ******************* The New Store. ♦♦-*M*4--M---i**M-<S--S><$*"^a^^ A smew & Co., Groceries Choice Staple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions, Pruits, | and Vegetables, Fruits, Crockery and Glassware. | Third and Washington. Telephone 19. Z***>*^<4*********************t***4^ When a newspaper's circulation is a mystery it seldom pays an advertiser to solve it.—Hartford Globe. There is no mystery about the circulation of The Industrial World Average Weekly Circulation for August, A 2400 It is the only paper published in Rossland, B. C.| that tells its circulation and backs it up by allowing advertisers the privilege of examining circulation books and records. Thk World's advertising columns are liberally patronized by all of Rossland's successful merchants. Write for sample copies and see for youself. Ask for Rates. seeeeeeaaeeeeeeeeaeeeee..'.......................s.s. ,
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