ROSSLAND

EVENING RECORD,

DECEMBER 29, 1898.

; SD
HE. orn $F THE eC

- ig in ther Ets Roan
Everything is real. Qualities
and values are not inysteries but
tangible and gatable, There is
real service to from
every article oftered in any de-
pareent of oar store. The hol-

day display of

Dress - Goods,
DRY GOODS AND
Gents Furnishings.

Outshine anything hitherto
shown here, and outstrips in
beauty and quality all other
stocks.

Ladies’ and

Gents’ ties 15c

Gents’ Handker-
chiefs for10c up. Ladies’ and

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

up. All Kinds

C

+ THE CRESCENT
"Rossland., B.C.

aa

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER'C. SMITH.
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the Raltor must
‘be-ccompanied by the ‘name and address
of the writer, nut necessarily ror publica
tion; but as evidence of good faith,

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Dalty porweek by carrier..
Daily Per month by mail
Daily half year by mail

Daily por year, foreign.
Bubscriptions invariably in advance.

Advertising rates will bemade known on sp-
plication

NOTICE.

On and after December 1, The RossLanD Ev-
‘NING Recogp will be delivered to any address
in the United States or Canada for$5 a year,
and delivered toany part of the city for 15 cents
& week, or 50 cents a month

THMSRDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1898,

EXCURSION FROM SPOKANE.

in taking the action he hes. Mr.
‘Thompson was in the race long enough
to find out that he has many warm per-
sonal friends, who would be glad to be-
stow the honor of being mayor of Ross-
land upon him. The Recorp favored
but concedes him the right to attend to
his election for reasons previously atated,
his own business in his own way.

DON'T OVERLOOK THESE.

Closing out Winter Jackets and

Cloaks at cost at Mrs. Heard’s Tastes’

Store.

The Evening Record delivered Bs your

home or office for 15 cents a week .or 50

cents a month after December J.

If you are not satisfied with your laun-

dry ‘work try the Rossland Laundry.

same location, near postoffice.

Holiday gooda at reasonable prices’at

Mrs. Heard’s Ladies! Store.

Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and resi-

dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of

Toronto.

Go to M. J. O’Hearn’s for boys’ sole-

leather shoes; special line, only $1.

Peter Rodicr, the old reliable tinner,

is now at work: again andlocated in Okan-
treet, is pre-

The d from.
to Rossland during the winter carnival
is a matter of great importance to this
place. The two cities “are very closely
connected in a business way, and a visit
‘by the business men of Spokane will re-

sultin an increase of interest in our |’

mines and mining stocks. Rossland
must do her whole duty in not only en-
‘couraging them to come, but by receiv-
ing ged. entertaining them while here.
As. soon as possible the approximate
number who will come should be ascer-
tained and suitable arrangements made
to care for them. The carnival commit-
tee will have its hands full with other
matters,s0 there should bea special
committee to look after the visitors.
The mayor and city council should in-
‘vite the mayor and aldermen of Spokane
and see that they. are well cared for.
The board of trade should invite the
chamber of commerce and look after ita
members when they come. The differ-
ent societies and churches should make
special invitations and make special ar-
rangements to take care of their visitors.
If this suggestion is followed, 1,000 peo-
ple willcome to Rossland onthe pro-
posed excursion and the event will be
one never to be forgotten.
———
The withdrawal of Ross Thompson as
candidate for mayor was no surprise
to the general public or to his close and
particular friends. Mr. Thompson
should know his own business best, and
Sf it is, as he says, that hie personal and
private interests preclude him from giv-
inga great portion of his time to the

ogan

pared to do all work in his Jine promptly
Ls the lowest living prices, Money can
be saved by patronizing him. tf
Mra. Heard, at the Ladies’ store, is
closing out her holiday goods left after
Christmas at your own price and wants
you to call and examine them. th.
Fall line of boys’ new Hockey Shoes
opened ibis, wee Extra value at. M.
J. O'Heai
The Beaind Laundry 18 doing good
work at a reasonable price. Try them.
Near the postoffice.

See M. J. O’Hearn’s window for Xmae
nevelties in American ties, fancy sus-
penders, Japanese handkerchieis and
men’s smoking jackets and dressing
gowns.

: gr
Hunter Bros,
—FoR—

Fresh Fancy Groceries.
€- ‘Table Delicacies,
ROCQUEFORT Cae
IMPERIAL CHEESE.
SWISS GHELSE

CROSS & BLACKWELLS’.
JAMS, JELLIES PICKLES.

AS
and CHOCOLATES.

Weekly Ore Shipments.

The ore shipments last week were as
follows
To Trail:
‘War Eagle..
Tron Mask.

To Silica:
War Eagle

0 NORTHPORT SMELTER.

duties of the office, he has acted justly
with the people and wisely with himself

Matte from Trail smelter. .....181,260

{to them whetner Mr.

ILUTIMED ACTION. ?
Tho action of the labor unions and sa-
loons in endorsing Mayor Wallace for
re-election seems strange at this time,
before the issues of thy campaign are
madeup.. Mr. Goodeve, who is now
proposed as a candidate tur moyor, has
stood by the working people as faith-
fully as they could ask. Their interests
would be as safe in his hands as in the
hands of any man in Rossland. It, how-
ever, does’ not make so much difference
Wallace or Mr.
Goodeve is elected, and for that reason
they shonld not have taken an active
part in the fight for mayor.
The action of the saloon men is stran-
ger still, They will probably regret this
hasty step before the election ig over,
and may regret it sadly ‘afterwarde,
Some of them were farseeing enough to
warn their brothers in the meeting, and
others epeak outopenly and refuse to
support Mr..Wallace. They claim that
Mr. Wallace as mayor bas allowed gam-
bling to be done. at the Internationa
when it has not been allowed elsewhere.
They have other grave objections to the
conduct of that ropular place of resort,
and were in hopes of being able to look
to the mayor and city council for relief
the coming year.
As the saloon men do not agree rnmong
themselves about just what they want,
we repeat that it ie strange that they

didates are in the field and their views
have been ascertained upon the ques-
tions that particularly interest them.

Actors, Singers,
Shcaners

‘Thousands of actors, publis |:
entertainers, singers, lectur-
ers, preachers,

‘ forer 5
Asthma, Tonallis, and os baron ce stones 10
more gerlous complications i neslecied
Ispowerfal palptesss harmless and ick Sete a
barmless andquick-ictlng, a
Witcore aif sugh troubles—relieves in ro minutes,

“1 can but proclalm Dr. Agnew’s Guiraat hore
deca wonderial medicine, particularly for Singers
and public rs. Myself and wife were bot
subjéets of Tonsilitis and Catarrh, and never fount
Snything to equal this great remedy for quick action
god carative qualities it is.a wonder. worker,
heartily recommend it to my brother prefessionals."

Al Emmett Fostell, Actor, Now York Clty—31

Sold by Goodeve Bros., Druggists.

Co.»

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords
for Trsusers, ..

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. eee

agree to endorse anyone before all can- is

|| ore for”

night classes.

za

Xmas

Fancy
Goods»:

SPLENDID. assortment. of | Cake,
: "ron Matos, Hen aud Colles
tree etn oath ee ‘After Dinuer

A
ooh

Bu
Fancy China tekegeras! i

BOHEMIAN
GLASSWARE,

O. M. Fox & Co.

SOLE AGENTS

106 Columdia Ave. Tel. 65.

Jd. F. AONEYFORD
The East Ead Tailor,

, FORA
e>Fine Suit.cy
171 Conussia AvENUE Eau, |
Bie tnd
Env any Cnoxyy.
wy J. A.Macponanp.

Macdonald Clute & Crony}

Barristers, Solicitors rand Notaries,
silettors for the Bank of Britigh North Amertes
Munoy to Loan.
MoBring Burnowa, Ronsvann,

J.B. Chute, Ja

APPLICATION TO . INCORPORATE,

‘Notien. is hereby. giv
nude ta the legis

peoluge of Bri

yt!

en that applicati
ative assembly of iit

ofjoint mock c: “mpani and’
over Pall’ rights, Peat mf ale ie
over al + POWOTS,.- privile

ehisee ands miele nS ua i te
Weslminaiar: “and” Bun nice Tele.
phon Limited" ana 8 Vernon

MONTANA LUV ERY

26 Washington: Street.

First Clare Saddle and Driving Horses.
Boarding Horses a Specialty.
Telophone6 - HM. A. HARVEY.

McCrae & Co}

Mining and |
Investment Brokers.

qilinir g Dr spertieg bought and and gold,
Ininiag at Stocksof Kootenay, peer
reports furnished on applica:
tion by vompetent engiueer.

Dealors in
———

‘Real. ature {i

MON EY Loaned at
LOW Rates of Interest.

oe CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.,

Cable- » Address,” “Morse,” ‘Roabland.’ :

Codes, Cidugtits and Bedford Monett’s |’ te

ROSSLAND >

SCHOOL, OF ASSAYING.{Ses

NOW.:OF OPEN —

With NIGHT AND ‘Asn DAY Classes. ‘Shor
course'includes the essay of any kind’ of

GOLO. SILVER, LEAD.
CoP 3
sitieas may eoiee ‘on the ‘course’ of|
study at any time. for either day or

W. P. MURRAY Prin’

IMPERIAL RLOCK, ROSSLAND.

Le Roi
‘LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE. aes
JOHN F, LINBURG; * PROP.

Stylish Rigs for zent ;
-Firse class Saddle’ and Pack
Horeca.

Brasixs: Columbia Ave.,
“Alley,

‘Phone No. 37.

Denver &
Rio Grande R. R.

SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD,

Weekly Excursions to the East

In Through * Tourist Cara
Without Changs
MODERN-———
—— UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
— SLEEPERS
A day stop-over arranged
at_alt Lake City and Denver
Aride through the fi

Colorado scenery.

“The Saturday Record, containing all
the local mining news will. be nailed
to any address in ue United States oF

‘Phone No. 89.

P. O. BOX, 186.

OR.
A
NEWSPAPER
ADDEESS

AA. SMITH,
TIMES BUILDING;

M | vise Ble ef Py

er,
; Gopper ‘Stith,

Canada for $l a

OHICAGO

o’Seleen Telepbeine Company, a andy Y resting the
ry con

oman,
Hupititicn’ oniged” fig f,osume

entera
rid com ae niew, an i re. conferring
x

reset pases een a
funy and completely carry eh an
works afore resufd or any of them, a

‘Dated this 80th day ri of November, A
MOPHILLIES & WILLIAMS.
« Bolieitors for Applicants,

om
rato the
of other

MINERAL ‘ACT, 1896.
“Certificate’of Improvement.

Nomice,

section 27, must bo com
wares of such f ertificate # Impravenients.
uted this 2th day of iotober, a
CH ANTRELL.

MINERAL ACT 1898.
Certificate of Improvomonts

* NOTICE. +.”

rat Fraction Mineral Claim, situate in. the
Divinion’ of Wear Kootent 7
ted: mil

ne st.

‘Trail reck Minin|

crown erauco ofthe uuote
urther inks. notice. “tbat action, pode r
section 87, ene! 0 fe
tua co of'ruen certificute 0 itiprovouents
“Dae ted this ist day of December, 3.1888,
PA’ Wilkin.

, Appltoation For Liquor ‘License.

preioises kno
sted it pare ot fea ‘Block D, wailruad ‘Addi-

Hon te FInn & O° NEILL.
Dated, December 15 1898.

NOTICE,

Ta’-e notice that a special genoral mooting of
the Sopbia Mountain Gold “stining Company,
Hapllity, will be held on, Monday, (he
A. Da 1800, at the hour of
ofelghtorclosk in
Ws" Whitesiae, solteltor,
the purpore of considering and
asin solution Sutsortalng the

am
Company, Limited,” and
the e'ection of dire
ed 22nd Deco bor 18
8.L, GRAHAM,  Keting Secretary.

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN

Netson & Forr Suerrarp Rx.

Red Mountain Railroad.

‘The only direct route
hoe and Kootenay
lake and Slocan points.

@ wer Every day inthe year
between. SEORANE, ROSSLAND and

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

No. 6 for Nelson, Kaslo ..d
points. leaves Rosslund at. . 1:

No. 8 from Reigony ete,, arrives in Hous-
land at . wile

No.6 from ‘Spok

points, arr. in ‘Rossland at..

No Change of Cars Between
Spokane and Rossland.

on 10 p. m.

Tickets on sale all over the world.

Close connections at Nelson with
steamers for Kaslo and-Kootenay lake
points,

Passengers for Kettle river and
Boundary creck connect at Marcus
with stage daily,

G, DICKSON, G, . T, A. Spokane, wash.

ene, W AUPE Agent, Rosstana’ ne" Wee

“to diecuss the transportation matter.

EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER} 26. 1898.

DOMINION G OVERN’NT OFFICERS

oe
R. B. McDonauD :—Collectorof Customs.
Government agent in charge of bureau
for issuing Klondike m‘ners’ certiti-

-Internal Revenue Col-

PROVINCIAL OFFICERS,

@ F,Scuorrerp:-Supreme Court Reg-
istrar.

Joun Krrkur:—Gold Commiasioner and
Stipendiary Magistrate. - :

w. J. Rosrnson :—Depnty Sheriff,

£, 8. Bowss, M.' D:—Coroner.

ROSSLAND CITY OFFICER&.
eee
H. & Wat.ace:—Mayor.

C, 0. LaLoxnE, Alderman.

4. S,Goongvz, Alderman.

Ross Tuowrson, Alderman,

Avent Baneerr, Alderman.

“Joux Encren, Alderman,

Jonx §. ChutE, Jz, A

“al
ae
Sei F8t

H OFFMAN

WASHINGTON 8
ROSSLAND. & Que EE?

HARRY MCINTOSH, PROPR,

Merchants’ Lunch.
25c.

From 12 neon to 2:30 p m

ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
LAVATORIES ON ALL
FLOORS, HOT AND COLD
WATER BATHS FREE TO
GUESTS. OPEN ALL
NIGHT.

wA First. Class Bats
Miners Checks
G@eCashed.

Free.of Charge.

CE COR oh ehehphiels sosds bal

a

Jons Incras, Chiet of Pulice.
Wau. McQugzen; City Clerk.

Ws. Hop, Agseseor.

J. A. Jonpan, Police Magistrate.

AN EXCURSION: TO ROSSLAND. :

Spokane Chamber of Commerce Favors It—
Plans Mnder. Way.

Ata special nieetifig of ‘the board of
trustees of the chamber of commerce
leld last evening the proposed excursion
t Rovsland, January 26, on the occasion
dthe mid-winter carnival; wae favor
ably dieenssed, It was decided that the
camber of commerce will, take charge
ofthe excursion. provided suitable ar-
tangements can be provided fur railroad
transportation. ,

Secretary Story Ruck was inisteweted

with General. Freight and — Passenger
Agent Dixon, of the Spekane Falla &
Northern railway, and to report at a
meeting of trustees to be called later. It
was the general’ opinion that a train
thould he secured 20. that:the excursion-
ists can‘leave Spokane early in the morn-
ing of January 26 and ‘return ‘ home .i
the evening of January 26.

Those present expressed themselves of|
the belief that. suitable railroad arrange-
wentscan be.made and that a large

number of Spokane people will take ad-,

vantage of the opportunity to visit :the
prosperots Britieh- Columbia mining
tiy. Mr. Dixon ig at present ont of the

but ig expected home within a few’

‘The only other business transacted at,
the meeting was the eledtion of the fol-
lowing new members: .; Re “Insinger,
Koverts Bros., H. W. Greenberg, H. M.
Moseley and H. L, Lilienthal. papeker:
man-Review,

No Skating Yesterday.

Owing to the softening effect of the |.

late Chinook upon the’ ice at the rink, it
was decided by the management to keep
allekaters off the ice, and. .by extra
flooding, try unl get the good surface
Tetored thoroughly before. any: more
Mating was ullowed. Consequently the
trea of skatera who attended _yester-
thy afternoon and last night were sadly
diappointed. But all will be happy as
wedding bell today, splendid ice, in
{uct the best of the season. The rink was

led several times yesterday and last
tight, and the thermometer registered
telwest during the winter. So we
Told advise all ainatenrs to take a pil-

along tonight to sit on while rouud-
ingcorner

Allen Hotel Cafe.

a European plan will prevail in the
ba *, Kooms can be had witheut
tala and vicu-verea,

pan Sate EES
reeland has a very good habit.of do-
Pia ngs right, and when it comes to
ha mattere, the generosity of her
cin would make s city three times
ee feel small, ‘Zhe latest achieve-
ier, he the raising by means of a fair
re inder the auspices of the ladies of
Ant s guild the sum of $2,000 to he
me the erection of a new church.
Od Ge $1,057 was realized at
" ml as ‘ory tooth, in charge of Amer-
‘adies.—Truil Creek News.

Dr. G,
bt G+ 8. Armet: trong, office and: resi-

M. J. WALKER,

“RELIABLE
AGCTIONEER

Any kind of goods sold on‘ ‘commiseion
at moderate charges,

ColuMbia avenue.

Cor, Spokane St. ie

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Gaital, All Paid up, °- . 912.000,000
3,000,

SIR DONALD a, SMITH.

HON, GEO, fol
EB cnouae URUMMOND

+++Prosident
Vice-President.
-Cheral Manporay

Rossland Branch.

Branches in
LONDON (England) NEW YORK
CHICAGO.

And in the Principal Cittes in Canada,
Buy and Bell Sterling Exchange and {Cable
Transers, Grant Commercial and Travellers
Credits available in any part of the world,
DBADTS I8SUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETC.

a... C.. Fraser, Manager,

Tne MERCHANTS a

of Halifax.

INCORPORATED 1a69-
QARITAL, PAID-UP - -

'1,500,000.00
1,075,000,00
Hun ornice, HALIFAX, ».3.
Directors.
7.8. For, presidents Thos Ritchte
Es ieee rend 1 Dwyer, ea e
@. Baul ae ae

ehael
y 81 ith Ege
past Lei Hon: mae Subieen?

therine &
Tomoea 1 nave “SODTTAL
Antigonish, Bridgewater, Gursboro, London-
7, Lunenburg, Stal it nd (Hants Go.) Pictou
hubeuacadie, Sydney,

tree!

Fares ‘Hantantets,
Truro, Weymouth.
fared IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
Bathui

1) CRNTS!
PER : WEEK
50 CENTS

PER MONTH

(Kent 3) Moncton,’ Noweastlo, ’ Sackville,
pets cree IN PRIN
om Gharlottetown, Buminentaee
SGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
+ Bt, John’s,
AGENCIES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Ronaland, Vancouver, Victoria, Nelson, and

BANKRES AND  COERRAPORDEKCE.
Dominion of Canada, btn rd Bank

Sew, York, hee Satna Bank,
Boa 3 Siieaat

Chicago,

Paris, Irrance:

London, England;

Bermuda, Bank of

John M. Smith Manager, ‘eee,

The Bank of

BRITSH NORTH AMERIGH

ESTABLISHED 1836.
by Royal Charter,

December 1 Toe Rossuanp Evy-
ENING RECOED. will be delivered to
any part of the city or to any ad-

reza in the Dominion of Canada
or the United States for

$5; PER YEAR
$3 FOR SIX MONTHS

In the cit®, Taz Recorp will. be
mailed or delivered to subscribera
for 15 cents a week or 50 cents. 5
month.

€-OS2S->

€

The news columns will be ex-
tended to cover the local events
and mining news of the camp bet-
ter thauever. An evening tele-
graph service will be odtained as
yoon as possible and the paper
will be enlarged. *

$5 a Year
December

Ae rooms 5 and 6, Postoffice bleck.

Pald-Up Capital ©
Reserve Fund
London Ofllee: 8 Clements! Lane, Lombari gt at.

beets een

Court a Diesolate,

3H. Brodie, John Jemes Cater, Gaspard Farrer
Richard H; Giyn, Henry J. Farrer, Ed, Arthur
r HG By Rendall 3.3. ‘Kingsford, Fred-
erie Labbock, George BD. gti
Secreta: tary, A.G.
Head Oficoin Canada, St. “Janes” st., stont-

“Gd. Srimem, J. ELMauy,
Gonerat Manager. Inspector

Branches in Canada.

to, Kings.
Hietonn We

Vaneover, Kosslsind,

ame wood,

Brando myth B,
randon, i
Halifax, viet

Kealo, ay

Dawson cay, Mibndtke

ate ta the United Stater.

W. Lawson and J.C,
clégo, (124 Sansome ‘Stree
Hd 5k Ambrose, agente.
: London Bankers.
The Bank of England and Messrs. Glyn & Co,
Foreign Agents.

Bank of Liver Australia,
guioe Bead of tustealie: Nee Zeslond, Union
Bank of Australia, Bank of New Zealan
‘He, China, and Jay 1 Japan, Chartered Sleresnttle

ais, London and Ching, Agra Bank,

i cient. Yndleg, Goioptal, Hai Paris,

Marcuard, Krauss & Co. Lyons, Credit Lyon:
nais,

W. T. OLIVER, Mgr., Rossland.

When Going
East—~

Use a first class line in traveling be-
tween Minneapolis, St, Paul and Gh -
cago, and the principal towns in Cen-

tral Wisconsin.

Pallman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars|
in service.

The Dining cars are operatedin the -in-
terest of its patrons, the most elegant
service eyer inaugurated. Meals are

served a la carte.

To obtain first slass service, your ticket
should read v:

The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

Direct connections at Ghleago and Mil
waukee for all eastern points.
For full information call on your nearest
vicket agent or write
Jas C Ponp,
General Yars. Agent,
or Jas. A. Clock, “ Munwauges, Wis
General ‘Agent,
246 Stark Btreet,

and Old| .- VIA
Fran TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC
1 8. 8. Co.

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
108 BisitorscaTE-St., LONDON, E. C. ~=
IF YOU WANT AN ADVERTISEMENT, Large
e Small, Inserted in nny Buropean Newspaper
Blagazine, or Periodical, save yoursel? tai
troublesome details by sending {t straight
T. W. HOWARD,
108, BIsHOPSGATE-STREET, LONDON.
Ret FURNISHE:
RANGED fo aE. and CONTRASTS
Fatty pert ‘Mediumna for bring-
before the Public, Corres
pohdenve! invite :

Tt Ww. HOWARD,

108, BrswoPsaaTR-sTREET, Lonpon, E.C.

ent for Tar
wei eiiae ROssLANDER and British Co-

H
to

International Navigation
Trading Co,, Ltd.

“teamer sdbtemational” end, sa Alberts | on
jenay Lake River.

ci2th J , 1897,
to-ghates seats tte duly, ar

1 notice,
int connection with all
und end Spokane, oa fekets eo xen
Meare als fo s f U8. int sorg and

ave Kalso for Nelson and ra etnts dal
iy BA em toa meints dally

except Sun
Pm: Ross) Spokane s.

and

Bublect

mm. Leave
jesday, Wednesday, Thu:

 Atrive Nelson 9m, wo
Bonner's Ferry anid Kootenay River Berries:

The Fast Line
TO

All Points

The Dining Car.
Route via
Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST AND BEST.

Solid Vestibuled Trains
Equipped with
Puliman Palace Cars,
Elegant Dining Cara
Modern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping. Care
Through Tickéts to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND ‘CANADA

staamship ticksta to all parts of the
orld.

TICKETS _TO
JAPAN AND CHINA

‘Trains depart from Spokane.
3:40 P.M.
7300 AM.
For information, time cards, maps and tickets
toagents of the 8.F.&N. and its con-
ore ons, or
E,W. Rove, Agt. Red Mt. By.

. Fr
GoneraizAgent pokeus, Wasp.
A.D. o CHARLTON,

t. Gen. Pass, Age:
“Ne. 255 Mor risen Ste oor. 8rd.
Portland Ore;

Northifand with C.
from and to Neleon, Kaslo, Sandon and
‘| other SJocan points.

ANADIAN,
PACIFIC’

“And SOO LINE.

Oean to Ocaan

ROUTE,

East. and West

3,000 Miles

OF COMFORT.

* —-—FIRST CLASS AND—

Tourist Sleeper

Run Through.

Baggage Checked to Destination’

——No - Custom -| Difficulties ——

Daily Train.

8:00k—Ly..ROSSLAND. . Arr.—23:05k.

.Connects$West Robson with{{Colum-
ia River Steamers om and tor the
& K. branch traing

o——
For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa.

on Call on. or ‘Address Nearest Local
Agent, or

A. B. MACKENZIE, City Ticket Agonty

P.G. DENIEON, Agent, Rossland.

W. F Anderson, traveling passenger

agent, Nelson.

E.J Coyle, District passenger agent,

Vancouvor.

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

“tt pound for Europe, or vairing to to
ue

bring out friends or relatives from
rope, ae not fail to’call

on the. nearest
ian Pacific Railway agent, or com-

munieate wit!

A. B. MACKENZIE, C. P. R. AGT:
Rossland.

Wm. Stitt, Gen. 8.8. Agt., Winn.

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

KASLO & SLOCAN RY,

TIME CaRBL.
Bubject to change withaut notice.
ins run on Pacific standard time.

Arrive 3:50 aes

Sengon

GEO. Fe COPELAND, -

G.F.d& PLA Superintendent

ae SCHEDULE:
Spokane.

Foren San Francis:
£2; Yendieton, Buker|
Cily, Sale Lake

bi

OB. a
CBteagd and East.

Moscow
and Coeur|
@Alene

Local
8a.m.

‘Mos
Tekoa, Wallace, Ward-| a:
per, Gartleld, Colfax,
Puliman, Moscow.

8p. m.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
All sailing dates sub-
ject to change.
ieave Portland, Sept.

1, 6, 12, 15, 21, 26.

GHIGAKO GREAT WESTERN RY,

“THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.”

Pullman Compartment Sleeping Cars,
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
Dining Cara on the European Plan,

Free Reclining Chair Cara,

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

Chicago and St, Paul and Minneapolis,
Dubuque and Des Moine,
8t. Joseph and Kansas City,

_

General Passenger and |

7p.m.

Ey Bandas’

To ‘Alaska-

ay opm,
Sail Sept. 17.

4p.m.
Columbia River
pial Ry ex. Banda

To Astoe eed Way
Landin:;

Ga.m.
Ex, fun.

rues Thar.
and Sat.

Willamette River.
Qregon City, New pers,

jalem & Way Lan:
wien Rise and

Oregon. Cit;
nd Way

4:30 p.m.
Ex, Sunday

Yam-|

Portland, Ore _

F; H. Lord

Ticket Agt, Chicago

6a,m.
Tues.Thur.|
‘and Bat.

LEAVE
RIPARIA
1:45 a.
Dail:
Ex.

Willamette River.
Portland to Corwallia
and Wav Landin:

Snake River.
Riparia to Lewiston.

Dail:
un. Ex.8un,

W-H Adams, Gen’l Agt Spokane, Wn.
W H Harlburt, Gen’! Paseenger Agt.,

Portiand, Oregon.

Oldest House’ ii Koote
WILLIAM. R. BEATTY

2 UNDERTAKER.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB'A