RossLAttb EVENING RECORD; “DECEMBER 27; 1808,

4 ae: Srint we THE €

isin the oat eee:

Everything is real. Qualities
and values are not mysteries but
tangible and gatable. . There is
real service to be had from
every article offered in any de-

artment of our atore, The hol-
i iday display of

Dress - Goods,
DRY GOODS | AND
Gents Furnishings

Ontshine anything hitherto
ghown here, and outstrips in
beauty and quality all other
stocks.

Gents’. ties, 15c

Jyadies’ and , Gents’ Handker-
chiefs for 10c up., Ladies’ and

of..Suitable Ghristmas Pres-
ents from 10c to $5.00.

up. All Kinds

ostlang, B. C.

axl

ROSSLAND RECORD.
» aBY. EBER 0, SMITH.
FUBLIERED a SUNDAY.

all © eoainsinale the Editor, must
‘pe "ccompanied by the name and address
Of the writer, not necessarily ror publica
tion, but as evidence of good faith.

aah ae

“Daily half yenr by mail.

invariably in advance.
Advertising rates will bemade known on ap-
“plication
a

NOTICE,

ie on snd after |, The Ri wp Ev-

Grand Musical and Free P

8-page, 4-column paper, published in
pamphlet form with cover, and is neatly |

fair resume of the mining news of the
camp for the past month. R. T. Low-
ery, of the New Denver Ledge, is-the
publisher and Mr. Sciesors editor-in-
chief. peer anean

Tho warm, thawing weather, of the
last two days and nights is a surprise to
the oldest inhabitants. Itis as warm
and resembles an April chinook. The
snow is rapidly disappearing. This will
be strange news to the outside world
that Rossland has such a thaugh at
this time of the year.

The Boundary Creek Times, printed
at Greenwood, has iesued a 40-page
holiday edition, containing views of the
city, the surrounding mines and eencral
information o! the section in which itis
published. Tt is neatly printed on bovk
paper, and isa credit to the city in
which it is issued.

—__
Rossland Metal Works.

Peter Rodicr, the old reliable. tinner,
with the mobslend Metal Works, Okan-
ogan_ build: Spokane Street, is pre-
pared'to do yall work in his lire promptly
at the lowest living prices. Money can
be saved by patronizing him. tf
i

Full line of boys’ new Hockey* Shoes
opened this, week. Extra value at M.
J, O’Hearn’s.

The Rossland Laundry 1s doing’ goad
work ata reasonable price. Try them.
Near the p

There will bea series of grand mausi-
cal and free entertainments in the. va-
cant store in the Lemon block on upper
Colambie avenue, commencing on Mun-
day.evening, December 19th, and con-
tinuing until farther notice,
Remember that thie isa free concert,
and musical entertainment, and will
commence each evening at half past
seven each evening—at ff past seven
(precisely)—and will, consist of comic
songs, with banjo attachments, inetru-
mental music upon the big banjo and
little. whistle, and other instrumental
and chin music, recitations, etc. me
everybody, and bring all your kinfolke.
Front seats reserved for cash customers.
No boys or ladies admitted. , Don’t for-
get the hour. Seven-thirty p.m. (pre
cisely).

It has been decided tocontinue per.
manently the tourist car, which tor the
past few weeks has heen attached to the

42m1NG@ Recor will be delivered toany address

iin the United States or Canada for$5 a year,
‘end Seats toany part of the clty for 15 cents
aweek, or 60 cénts s month

trainof theC. P. R.,
which leaves Vancouver on Thursdays.
The car goes right through to St. Johns,
New Brunswick, where it with

Catarrh
Shackles

Broken in 60 Minutes
It's an alarmiay ig fact, Bat

dizziness,
k paimsin the forehead:
the throat, breath foag of Rey
ffensive breat! Be loss of taste and snicll,
the Grurth shackles may Aighioningaboutyou |

victis f chronio
T was a victim o ates
der gave moe instant Tenanealy cured.”
fe
Heatley, Dundes, NY.—s3

Sold by Goodeve Bros., Druggists.

wane

MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1898,

, SCHOOL OF MINES.

“Tn order to show the extreme folly of
ithe City of Rossland ‘giving a paltry
~ $200 to the proposed school of mines
*wé'submit below a conservative estimate
-of the necessary cost of a small: school,
~such as would be‘ necessary for the first
year in or British C bin:
‘1."Baflding 80x150 feet, $6,000.
v a Plumbing, sinks, vats, and furnace,
$8,000.
eB, Machinery, suchas ralls, stamps,
pillvetizers, screens,’ plates, etc., $5,000
4, Engineering instraments, $1,000.
&. Chemical laboratory, $3000.
6, Assay balances, $500.
7. Diamond drills; etc., $500.
. ‘Balary of assayer and engineer one
year, $2,000.
° Salary of " geologiat and mineralogist
ons year, $2,000.
Salary ofa thorough mill man one
year, 2,000, :
Total, $29,500.
+~Tatw recent issue of the “Mining and
Scientific Press‘was 3 statement that at

?Montieal, Canada, te McGill Univer-|

“sity has completed a chemical and met-
“allargical laboratory at a cont: of $350,-
000.

‘ The! ‘RxcorD would have entered no

ht objéttion had the'city countil ‘proposed

~té'give'a sui mnfficieut to guarantee the

- snecessful establishment ofa school of
‘mines in Rossland. : When the provin-
etal g i its willingness

the D and Allan line ocean
steamers, tf

The Saturday Record, containing all
the local mining newa a wili_ be mailed
toany address t in the United States or
Canada for $1 $1

M: A: Wilson
& Co.

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords
for Trousers, ..

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

Rio Grande R. R.

/ENIC LINE OF THE WORLD.

Weakly Excursions 10” the. Hast

In Through Touriat Cara

Without Change

MODERN———

—_UPHOLSTERED
‘TOURIST

ST:-EEPERS

A day stop-over arranged

Le Roi

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE.___cetfl>

. JOHN F. LINBURG,

ER ‘lish Rigs for rent

is rt t clase’ Saddle and Pack
Horses,

Columbia:Ave., ‘Phone No. 37,
STABLES: Norcial Alley, ‘Phone No. 89:

P. O. BOX, 136.

PROP.

Aride h the
Colorado scenery.

printed on book paper, and contains al

at. alt Lake City and Denver |}
1001

G5O5SSSSOSOS
For Any Season.

statements, countorslips, cards, 10
and get prices. '

SSSSSSOS99

Job printing of all kinds done to your entire ratisfaction at the
Record dob office, 120}¢ Columbia avenue.

Letter heads, pill heads,
neal tickets, etc., @ epecialty. Cull

UP-GO DAGE PRINTING.
SSSSSESSLESS SE PLOLELLGSSOSOSH

Rosstand camp.

The Satur

Each week contains all the mining news of

ay Record

MacNEILL & DEACON,

BARRISTERS AND SOLIOITORE ss
Rossland, E B.C.

Mines Bullding, Columbia Avenue.

APPLICATION. TO. INCORPORATE.

pavaticg in hereby given that applicati
made to: the’ at islative a pace i

Hunter Bros.,
—FOR—
2 Fresh Fancy Groceries.
€- ‘Table Delicacies,
ROCQUEFORT CHEESE.
Reerarar. CH:
SWISS Weees

CROSS & BLACKWELLS’.
JAMS, SEEDER ICR LES:

AS
and CHOCOLATES.

hpoi
me: aw
ciation mt cepuaited in Hnglnnd with the registrar
of jot os; fand geiving tae said
companys power Yo acawire
hts, | powersy “prigilesee

company in any ‘pa arto:
ot British Columbia having ‘aindint cleetss to
the compsny and to emalvamate with such oth:
er company or compant es an rate ar
re busliuess of the wlorenala ¢ coma

Towera
Dated this 90th de of November,A._D. 18.
i PHILLIPS & WILLIS.

Bolicitore for Applicants.

For Sale.

from Colville, Stevens County, Wash
It ig surrounded by a fine *

Stock Range,

Fine Spring, and a Creek Raning
Through the Place. Sinall Orch:
ard and Abundance of Small Fruit.
A:Gond New Eronse, Good
Good Barn, Ice pone Dairy Room’
Churning Done by Water Power.
. Other Buildings. Se

140 Acres

In Hay and Cultivation

Address,

Colville, Stevens County Washington.

DAIRY RANCH

House,

pices REA
For Further Information Call on or

MRS. d. W. STRUPEL,

MINERAL ACT, 1896. +
Certificate of Improvement,
NOTICE.
Bird rnd. fen] ‘mineral claims, situ-
wo ta the Sprallt Creek piniow! Division of We t

A fier
ior saward Airey, #00 Miners
88124, intend, sixty

acetion 27, cet.
“ Sn na Siberia
pat “ a) 101 rs a
ene Y SNO. B. CHANTRELL.

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERY

Nutson & Fort Saerrarp Ry.

Red Mountain Railroad.

The only direct route
. EE The c iy Kootenay
lake and Slocan points.

‘ @ wen Every day in the year
eda REOIANE, ROSSLAND and

No. 4 for Spokane and Pacific coast con
nection leaves Rossland at 8:45 a.m.

MINERAL ACT 1898,
Certificate of Improvemen*s

NOTICE.

‘Tat Fraction Minors Claim, situate-{n the
ning Diviston
ivbere ocated:—Abour- om mile

rtifleate

An
section Th Commenced before

ist be ‘the is
snanes of such certificate o
lay o}

ot West Kootenay,

eSviieiiy acting es a

notice that action, under

No. 6. for Nelson, IKaslo and Slocan
points. leaves Rossland at. .12:05 p.m.
No. 8 from Nelson, ete., caale in Hoes:

No Ctiaige of Cara Between
Spokane and Rossland.
Tickets on sale all over the world.
Close connections at Neison with
atcaniats: for Kaslo and Kootenay lake

i vpbasrongers for -Kettle mer and
eck t Ma:

reus

ted this Ist di
Eo" Wilkin,

with stage daily,

etait For Liquor License.
will, at the

tion to Finn & O' NEILL.
Dated, Lecember 15 1898. .

icense Commis-

Q, G, DICKSON, G. P.T, A. Spokane, wrth.
QMS W AUEE Agenss Rosstand

Vneciial

26 Washington Street.

Classified Want Adv’s.

‘Three lines three insertions onder head “Bit-
uations Wanted” free of charge.

First Claes Saddle and Driving Horses.
Boarding Horses a Specialty.
6 - M. A. HARVEY.

To Suit

SITUATIONS WANTED.

Emplopment as kitchen or chamber _ ma:
byyoung Ww ae i ae or oer uci pht

~to'assist in the establishment of such a
school it will be time enough for Ross-
Jand to commence donating.

_—_____}
The Dember number of Lowery’s
“@oiden Claim,a new monthly mining

NO. 16 WASHINGTON 8ST.

REPAIRING DONE.

+ Journal, bas'made its" appearance in the
promatiatie field of Rossland. Itis an

Pui A. SILVERSTONE, PRop,

Rossland Loan Office.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock.

Jd. F. AONEYFORD
The East End Tailor.

FORA

e>Fine Suites

171 CoLumpra AvENur: East.
TT ee

The Tenant.

Office rooms or rooma for houee-
keeping in the New Record build-
ing, fitted up'to suit the tenant.
For further particulars apply to

EBERC. SMITH

—Dealer in—
Mines, Stocks and
Real Estate.

DO

xXOoU

WANT

A

MAP

OB

A
NEWSPAPER

TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO

-and indiscriminate matter.

‘ ieee py)

sicissaacttnt

EVENING RECORH, DEORMBER 27 isos,

PORTO RICO HINE,
Have Most Successful Milling Operations
“here,

The management of the Porto Rico
mine completed a ten ‘day’s run of the
comprny’s new millon Sunday, the re-
ault being mugt encouraging. Although
there were many delays, chiefly. on ac-
count ofw short water supply, eome-
thing over 140 tons off ore were put
through the millon the trial run. Ac-
tual results on the ten day’s operations
have not been given out, but it is re-
ported that the ore which went through
the mill averaged {40 to the ton, and

+ that the mill recovered 04 per cent of

the aseny values, Of the 140 tons put
through the mill there remaing in con-
centrates 20 ‘tons, W. H,- Curbonld,
managing director of the Canadian Pa-
cife Exploration Company, watched the
company’s first milling and left on Tues-
day, for London. The company is work-
ing 40 men at the Porto Rico, and four
machine drillg are at work in the tunnel
and stopes.
cient ore in sight at preeent to supply.
the mill with 25 tons per dey for eight
monthy.—Nelson. Tribune.

CONTRACTOR — KILLED.
A Premature Powder Explosion Kilis Nels

Cascane City, B. C., Dec. _20.—Yes- | i
terday the remains of Nels Hansen, a
sub-contractor on the line of the Colum-
bia & Western railway exteneivn, were
buried in thin city.
by a premature blast, the top of his’
head being blown off. He was setting

off the blasts for the night, and‘as is of- |
, tn the: custom place! two fuees in the

hole., in case one was defective. Aiter
he had touched off one, .andin the
twinkling. of an eye, before he could
light the other, the blast went. off, al-
most instantly killing Hanson. He was

a married man, of about 40 years of age,
4

and had a family in Sweden.

The accident, occurred within half a
mile of Cascade, on the rock work of
John Sandgren, from whom with three
others Hanson had a subcontract for
avveral stations...

In two’ month's time that. mighty
drill of John Y. Colis’ is said to have eut
through 200 feet of solid rock, not to
mention dykes, faults and other old stuf?
i But it is
not stated what: power was used to dem-
onstrate Buch: boring capacity, or what

patent wrights the drill carrried. Was
itelectricity, steam or compretsed air,

John, and was it a White Bear model?.

W. E. Aldridge, president of .the
Eldridge Byeicle company, of Jersey
City, N.J., and. R. J. Ehlers, of New
York, are in the city on a visit and are
ataying atthe Windsor hotel, These
gentlemen are heavily intereated in the
Young America mine, near Bossburg,

* Wash., and came out to look after the

development of the game.

A lirge party of New Jersey and. New
York men are in the city leoking ‘over
the camp and their auning interesta
here.

Several curling games took place at
the rink layt night and this afternoon,
tut all of a practice nature.

ROSSLAND’S FEDERAL BUILDING.

What Our Neighbors Think of Our Recent)
Requests.

The Rossland board of trade bas un-

dertaken the task of wrestling from the

’ federal government an appropriation
anfficient to decently house its tax guth-

erere, who take $200,000 & year in direct,
import duties, inland revenue and pos-
til rates ‘from Rossland’s citizens.
There is nothing unreasonable in this
request of the board of trade, that the
People who contribute {200,000 a year
should have something to mark the ole
into which they regularly pour thie
large sum of money, but the chances are
that it will not be complied with unlesa
the Laurier government haa seen fit to
wodily its policy with reapect to the
West. The Nelson city council and
South Kootenay board of trade made a
similar request on’ behalf of Nelson a
short time ago. They made out as good
Scase as Rosslandcan. They sent dele-
Ratea to Ottawa, who undertook, on be-
half ot the citizens, to contribute free, a
site worth at least hali of the desired ap-
Propriation, but the Laurier cabinet re-
fused to entertain their request. The
fastern idea of Kootenay’s rights is res-
tricted to the payment of taxes.—Nel-
80n Tribune,

-Drama Next Week.

The city opera house will have a firét
clave attraction next week in the line of
adramaof “Ole Olegon,” in which ir
depicted the Swede character in a most

Gramatic and at the same time humor-
ous manner,

There is said tobe euffi-|

Hangon_ was killed | {0

DON'T OVERLOOK . THESE.

Closing out Winter Javkets and
Ctonks at coutat Mrs. Heard’s Ladies’
Store, tf

. G. 8. Armstrong, office und resi-
dence rooms 6 and 6. Postoffice block.

The Evening Record delivered to your
home or office for 15 cents a wreck or 50
cents 8 month after December 1.

If you are mat gatistied with yourlaun-
dry ‘work try the Rossland Laundry.
same Tocation, near postofiice.

Holiday goods at reasonable prices at
Mre. Heard’s Ladies’ Store,

Dr. J. F. McKerfzie, office. and resi-
dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of
Toronto.

Tenders Wanted.

Tenders, addressed to the chairman of|
ofthe Board of Works, marked ‘‘Ten-

ders for Thin ber will be received by:the |"

undersigned up to 8.p. m, Wednesday,
Dec. 28, 1898, Por the Gelivary of-the
timber required for a culvert at the ‘Trail
Creek crossing of Spokane street.

Specificatione for same may be ecen
at the omnes of the city clerk, Colambia
avenu

The Jowest or any tender not necessa-
rily accepted. W. McQuesrn,

City Clerk,
Rossland, B. C., Dec. 28, 1898.

NOTICE.

{Take notice thata special general mecting of
Sophia Mountain Gold, Mining’ Company,
iimait Hability, will be held on Stonday, the
9th day of J: january ‘A. D., 1899, at the hour of
of eight orclock in the afternoon at the uffice of
W. J. Whiteardess sulicttor, Rosyland, B. C., for
ore of conaidering and if deemed. ad-
Ppaseing 3 resolution authorizing ‘he
ion of the company under t
be ‘gompantes! “fet Tear sad amondine
the “Summit Gold ‘and
er Mining Company, Limited," and for
logtion, of directo
Zang December,
RAHA Acting ‘Secretary.

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Gapital, All Paid Urs a 50 1009

on , DONALD A. BMITII.
IN. GEO, A, RUSS
3 3 CLoUaTON.

«President
President,
al Manpors v

Rosstand Branch.

Branches in
LONDON (England) NEW YORK
CHICAGO.

And in the Principal Cities in CanadaS

Buy and Soll Sterling Exchange ond {Cablo

nsera, Grant Commercial aud Travellers

Credits available in any part of the world,
DRADTS I8AUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETO.

u, $8. C. Fraser, Manager.

Tn MERCHANTS BANK

of Halifax.

INGORPORATED 1869-
GAPITAL, PAID-UP. = +
g a “Toneioon: 1000. 0
Hap Orrics, HALIFAX, N.8,
Directors.

resident;
ichael.

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Brdinutar Esq
Batiee MAL.
Dupes, Caster

tral ‘Branch, Edron L. Posse, Manager:
Montreal it Es ind Branch, Sg
sud Seigueurs etree real Westmonnt,
corer Greene Averand St. Catherine. dtrests
nenciae IN NOVA SCOTIA,
Antigonish, Bi Rt Guysboro, Loi
derty, pete eitvand (Hanta co,

‘Hewkesbury, Shubeaacadie,
Baro; Weym out

aguncras IN NEW SACHETS

hos Bitehle,
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lon:
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1b CANIS

PER WEEK

&| Dominion of Canada, Meropents Bank

| Boston,

ingaton
gene cas Moncton, Newcastle, saokgiise,
CORNGIES IN FRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. .
Charlottetown, Summerside,
AGENGY IN NEWFOUNDLAND,
Bt. John's.
AGENCIES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Rossland, Vancouver, Victoria, Nelson, and
aAimo.

BANKAES AND CORRESPONDENCE.

of
janads,

oo National Bank,

New York
i Sktitoat Otide end

Chicago;

Paris, Hrance:
London, England;
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50. CENTS}

PER MONTH

John M. Smith Manager, ane:

The Bank of

VORTSH NORTH ANE

ESTABLISHED 1836.

ry

December 1 Taz Rossvanp. Ev-
ENING Recoxp will be delivered to
any part of the city or to any
drezs in the Dominion of Canada:
or the United States for

$5. PER YEAR

$3 FOR'SIX MONTHS,
In the city, Taz Rxcorp will. be
mailed or delivered to enbecribers
for 15 cents a week or 50 cents a
month. .

woon as possible and the paper
will be ehiarged.

$5 a Year
ecommher

Bi| Paia-Up Capital
g| Reserve Fund

; Richard H, Gyn, iten

by Royal Charter,
renee 686.
37,000
London Office: 8 Gloments! Lane, Tomtara Bt.

Court of Directors.

J. 1H, Brodie, John James Cater, Gaspard Farrer
ny 9. Farrer, Ed. Arthur
We, Hd. By Rendall 3, Jpg Minisstord, Fred:
erie abbock, George D-
‘Beorstae, A- 6. WaLeis.
Head Oficein Candas, St. Tames, 8t., Mont-

H, StrmeMa J. Exausty,
Gonerat Manager. Inspector.
sae in Canada.

Kaslo, Trai
Dawson ty, ‘Sporn!

eae in the Said ‘giktae
and Old
Welsh, agents. San Fran-
rect) 'H, M. J. MeMichsel
B.

London Bankers.
‘The Bank of England and Messrs. Glyn & Co,

Foreign Agents.

ol, Australis,
ond, pmon

an, Charte! Ste rome
jon vand Ching.
ew Colonial
Marcuard, Krauss
als.

i} w. T. OLIVER, Mer.,' Rossland.

|] When Going
East~

Use a first class line in travelin; be:
tween Minneapolis, St. Paul an Ch
cago, and the principal towns in Gen-

tral Wisco!

Pallman Palace 3D leoping and Chair Care
in service.

The Dining cars are operatedin the in-
terest of its patrons, the most elegant
service ever inaugurated. ‘Meals are
served a la carte.

To obtain first class service, your ticket
should read via

The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

Direct connections at Ghicezo and Mil
waukee for all eastern points,
For full information call on your nearest
ticket agent or write
Jas.0 Porn,

General Yass. Agent,
or Jas. A. Clock, Minwauxea, Wir
General Agent,
~~ 246 Btark Btrect,

é | Arrive Boundary,

T. W. HOWARD

108 BisHorsaate-St., Lonpon, E. O.

IF YOU WANT AN ADVERTISEMENT, Largi
orsdmall, Inserted in any Zuropean Newspaper
Magazine, or, Periodical,

troublesome details by sénding
T. W. HOWARD,

108, BIsHOPSGATE-GTREES, LONDON.

ARRANGED for

FERED regardln;

ing ADVERTISERS before the Public,
pondence invited.

T. W. HOWARD,
108, BisHorscats-sTREET, Lonpo, E, C,

AY
lumbia Review.

sete ca

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT

all
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ESTIMATES FURNISHED gnd CONTRACTS
r Large Orders. ADVIO- OF-
the Best Mediums for une

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Oean to Ocaan
ROUTE,

East. and West
3,000 Miles

Interriational Navigation
«+. Trading o,, Ltd.

Time carat ‘in 2th Ju rf.
tojghaoe wftho festa iy, wobes
gor trains of Ny & F. 8. 8.
pert, Rossland ‘and Bpoka
a ange, checked to all
ave Kaleo for Helio
except Sunday, 5:45 a.
Pam.: Rossland, 8:40
caanrenelion for Rano iota 24 i mans
in m., lea’
tims? Rossland 10:80 4 m,; Norvnpo: escer

nd from

New. Service on ootenay E ore
ste Helen for ati et
rs
Aerive Kastor i580 ps dey Sat sito f
son, ete., Monday,
y, Friday.5 p.m. Arrive Nelion on,
Sesaaar Fore} and Kootenn

| steave Kaslo, Saturd
! Arve Boundary, sum

ative Bonhereerry, Sunday
Leave Bonner’s Pils Sunday’

Arrive Kaslo, Bus
Kaslo, B.C., wih ‘aly. iw

The Fast Line

The Dining Car
Route via
Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST AND-BEST.

Solid Vestibuled Trains
Equipped with
Puliman Palace Care,
Elegant Djning Cara
Modern Day Coaches,

Through Tickets to all points in the

3teaamship tletata toall parts of the
orld.
TICKETS -To

JAPAN AND CHINA

7:00 ALM.

pply to agents of the 8. F.
sstlons, or
. W. Burr, Agt. Red Mt. Bee

and
¥toamer “ enternationa ent, Rie on
Point gennestion w: with all ppt

y paseo sold and
a te daily

Wed-

Kealo Se te Nel-
wesday, igdnesday,’ Thort.

rail Points

Tourist Sleeping Cart

UNITED STATES AND CANADA |

TACOMA and NORTHERN PAOIFIG

8:40 P.M.

For information, time cards, maps and fickets
@N, and its con-

¥. D, GIBES
Te : GeneralzAgent Spokane, Wasn.
| A.D. CHARLTON,

OF COMFORT.

——FIRST CLASS. AND——

Tourist Sleeper
Run) Through. -
Baggage Checked to Destination:

t

——No - Custom -; Difficulties ——

Daily » Train.

8:00k—Lyv. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.—28 :05k.

Connects™West Robson with%Colum-
bia River Bieamera from and tor the
Northfand with O©.&K. branch trainas  ;
from and to Nelson, Kaglo, Sandon and

; other Slocan points.
rh.

Ne

For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa-
on Call on or Address Nearest Local
Agent, or

A. B. MACKENZ.s;, City Tloket A:

iW tt Atoiiond:
P. G. DENISON, Agent, Rossland,
W F Anderaon, truveling passenger

agent, Neléon.

E JCoyle, District passepger agent,
Vancouvor.

Atlantic Steamship ' Tickets.

If bound for Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or. relatives from Eu-
rope, do not fail to call on the nearest
Conadian weenie: Railway agent, or com-
municate with

. B. MACKENZIE, C..B. R.'AGT.
Roasland,
Wm. Stitt, Gen. 8. S. Agt., Winn.

KASLO & SLOCAN ve

TIME CABL..)-
Bubject to change without notice,
‘Trains ran on Pacific stahdard time.

leave 8.00a.m. — Knslo
ae 8,36a.m. South Fork
-m. — Sproules
mi’ Whitewater

Arrive 30pm Pm

nea “
im. Cod Taletion 2 pa
Arrive lt-b0 a. Bandon Leave 100 bans
ODY LINE,
Sendon Arrive 1145 a.m.
Leave 1125 a.m,
“GEO. ¥. COPELAND,
“Superintendent *

BAe.

TIME é. SCHEDULE.

Leave 10.00 a.m.
Arrive 11.20 a.m.
ROBERT IRVING,

GQF& PA

mas, St. Lo
.Chicago and East,

Tekos, Wallace, Ward-|
ery Gartield, Colfax,

Pullman, Moscow.
6:40 p.m,

4p.m.

lOCEAN =STEAMSHIPS
All sailing dates sub-|

ject to change,
Leave Portland, Sept.
1, 6, 11, 16,21, 26.

“THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.”

Dining Cars on the European Plan,

Free Reclining Chair Cars,

Uniformed. ‘Train Porters,

Bompany Ushers at Depots

ARE: FEATURES

Of the Train Service of.the

’ Chicago Great“Western:Ry,

=No Change of Cars of Any Class—
BETWEEN

—

neral Pasneu

Portland, Ore

F.“H« Lord’

icket Agt., C)

CUCANO “GREAT “WESTERN RY,

Pullman CompartmentSleeping Cars, i
Pullman Drawing Room Bleeping Care

Chicago and St..Paul.and Minneapolis, .
Dubuque and Des Moine,
- Bt. Jocepli and Kaneas, City

acand
icagd

To Alaska— Spm.

Bail Sept. 17,

8p.m,. a pera:
gxBuntay| Columbia iad Baliay

er:
To ana aud Way

z Willamette. Taina
3 Qrefon, City, Newberg,|
Salem. & Way Landings|
ae Willamette and: Yan-|
Oregon City, “Berton,
nd Way Landings,
Willamette Ri vr |

™m.
Thur, Portland’ to Corvallis |™
| and Way Landings. |

4:30 7m.
Ex, Bt.ndey

3: 4
Mon. Wed.
lard friday
4:80 pam. ys Te
rues, Thur.
and Bat.

Snake River.
Riparia to Lewlator:.

Ww H Adams, Gen'l Agt Spokane, Wn.
cWH Harlburt, Gen'l Paseenger Agt.,
Portiand, Oregon..

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UNDERTAKER.
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