1
Parser.

. JL.
Joseph Dabney, inear

Two Owners for Stock. CONTRACTORS.
Judge Forin made an order yesterday | C. H. Henderson.
| | reatraining Mayor Scott from selling y LAUNDRIES. 5

Mining

Dabney and Pather|

25 000 shares of Dundee stock, which \, Buseland Laundry. ) |
B. Clabon lays claims to as brocker xe |

STENOGRAPIERS. Mines and Mining. H
fee, until the case can be heard. Mrs. Helen b. Keys. Mines examined and reported on. |
SS “UNDSRTAK ERS. | Special atiention given to the placing of
iw. R. Beatty. Mining Properties and the management of
Janes L. Wileon, who is spending the BARRISTERS AT LAW. mines.
L { L |

HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS,
Cook stoves. . $10. G0 90-00 each,

& 0G 15, 00 each.

Sesion L, \uone

DEALER IN

NOM THE RECORDS.
‘Transfors.
NOVEMBER 19,
Ido May ‘4. Multero 14, Morrow ¥%,
‘Angus Beaton to H. E. Rob-

Evening Record. |

BYCBER C. SMITH,
Fubliched every dew (except, Sunday)

NADIAN

C
PACIFIC Ty.

Real Estate Soo Pacific Line.

ee ute from
Mining Stock ROSSLAND, £isio, NELSON ‘AND
And Mins ALL KOOTENAY POINTS.

fie
«daft Basnr tt Buhovens ute, Teese
ROOM TWENTY, TRADERS BLOCK,

ROSSLAND, B. ©.

The Eureka Consolidated Mining Co.
Capitalization $1,000,000.

4 Shares, $1.00 Each. 500,000 Shares Treasury Stock.

This Company owns the Eureka and Eldorado Mining Claims on
the Colville Indian Reservation near the International Boundary
Line between Rossland «nd Nerthport. They canbe examined or in-
spected at avy time by anyone.

AJl Individual Stock Pooled until January 1, 1899.

Limited amount of the Treasury Stock is now being offered at the
very low price of 10 CENTS PEK SHARE the proceeds of which
will be spent in developing the property of the company.

For further information address or call upon

DAILY: Atwood 34,

intack Bear, H. T. Enyelekjen to John

‘st
Larsen red %, Arthar Gowing to Jobn

F. Rogers.

ROSSLAND, B.C.

Cable address, “Parker, poe ”’ Moreing
and Neal and Bedford MeNell's C

The Walters Co.

" Limited Liability.

Drawer L. - * Rossland, B. C.
Buy and sell legimate mining stocks
only. Special attention given to the
stock of The Canadian Gold Fields Syn-

‘Wanted.
winter in Seattle, desires eomeone who Smith Curtiss.

{ is going there from Roesland to bring PHYSICIANS.
his blooded Siberian bloodhound | Dr. J. T. McKenzie, Dr, Edward Bowes.
“Liddy” with him. Apply at this of-
fice.

NOVEMBER :!2,

Marta H. Marymont t> Wm. Rolle.

Nevada 1%. Stephen Walch to W. J.
Harris and “Ww. D. Mejrfadden.

Golden Cross 3g. Golden Age 3,
Mackie 34, John McHale to Robert Adsoa
Mackie.

Golden Age, Golden Cross and Mackie
Harry Smith to F. M. McLeod.

Dr. Hindley:

——
For Sale.
Two smal marine engines. Apply
at this office.
For Sale or Lease.
frame boliding at a bar-

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF:
MAILS.

Mail for United States, Victoria, Van-
couver and New Westminster via Spo- |
kane closes at 12 n

Mail for Revelstoke, Victoria, Van-|

Eqnipment j combining § palatial
a ale q lous da;
auntie 3 aad, eee Sasa ss tHleeping care
rune om ail
Rossland Opera House.
TEA MERCHANTS.

O. M. Fox & Co.

ant ape Rowland daily y exrept Sumdex)
suptectorn st Trail for all’ points east and

Houses Rented and Rents Collected

ints |

Ke
w

a and si

vouver, New Westminster and al
west of Revelstoke via Trail,
6p.m.

Nail for Winnipes:
Canada closes at 10 a.

Mail for Nelson, ‘Kaslo, Salmo and|
Ymir‘closes at 10 a.m. |

Mail for Nakusp anil Slocan points}
closes at 2 p.

Mail for rail "cloges at 7 p-_an. and
10 p. mm.
at 10 a. m. and 7:30
does not rome up with the ap river mail

330 p.

1 frrives from the south at 4 p. m.
Registered mail for the south va

Northport clocer at 10 a..m._ For Revel-
3 nd other puints via Trail cluees

All foreign registered matter ;

she closes at 2p. m.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1897.

COLUMBIA & WESTERN R's
Time Table.

. Kossiand 6a. m.. Ar. at Nelson 10:20 a.m.
Nelson 6a, m. as Rossland 11 p. m-
BETWEEN RossLaXD AND TRAIL.
. Rossland, at 12n. Ar. Trail at 12:55 p.m
. Trailat2p.m. Ar. Rossland at 3:15 p.m.
SUNDAY.
lv BRoss'and § a.m. Ar Trail 6:6, Rotson, 10.

‘Trains leaving Rosstand at 6 p. m. connect
with steamers at Kobson for C. P. R. main line
and up-river points.

The Recorp has always allowed its
printers to board where they please and
is stil] willing for them to do ex. The
etrongest witnesses of this fact were the
printere them-elves. The trouble with
the Union was caused by two of ita
members refusing to comply with an or-
der of the Union. They maintained
thy were right, and promised to appeal,
instead of which thes devered the paper

pwerless to Oisinal cate thi s ¢ offlee.
i mare’? it had

NESGIVING.
Thanksgiving.
De niun of Ca.ata has much to be
thankiul fur as she is at peace with all
nations and enjoying an era oi progper-
ity that might be the envy of any coun-

try.

The Province of British Columbia
has much to be thankful for, Her
finances are in good condition and her
people are prosperous and happy.

Keotenay have reason to be
thankful because the .developinent of
her mineral resources are guing forward
with Jeaps and bounds. She has attrac-
ted the attention of the whole world and
bids fair ro surpase all other sections in
the producti6n of gold and silver with a
large showing of copper and Jead.

Rossland has every reason to be
thankiul for ehe is. today upon a firm
aris and well on the way to being and
remaini: g the metropolis of the mining
wegiens of British Colunbia, Her peo-
ple aire enjos ig good health and usnal
prosper tines surrounding a»
are fart develupirg intu shippers. The
Recorp is thankiul fur its. being pub-
lished in-a community of fair minded
people; a people who are pot averred
fiom the ri, ont by malice and »

In ew he i to investizate
ier themscives and act fur the right as
they see it,

If at! tte Klgie people want. is suf-
ficient water to uperate their propused
plant for the heatment of ores, and an
exemption from taxation fora period of
years. that eouhl he armunged without
lensing the city for 20 year of the
jower to the ownership of its water and
light plant, If t
pa in is ewn w

he asks conve
m from taxation
* control of all) the
out Res-tarl for thet

cup the waters of Murphy
roeks taken with the rights vee-
the wate 4 light company
ity of the power of

rises for

rh the people

takes

and

sien nbout th

efhe plant) hi

in, [tin tote

hat will be the

‘aft 80 feery and if thought fers

closes at, ‘gain.

and Eastern Bay your woood frm lee Davenport

Local mail from Trail arrives |

‘o-story
Apply Recorn office.

Hon;

their stock here; they are used to eell- |
ing large quantities of gcods and as vl

| believe that Rossland is quiet they wil

{remove the balance of their stock
}son.e of their branch stores in the
p. m. This mail | country. 11-20-tf.

—~—
She—Don’t you find j

—-— |

ghton & Bannett are closing out |
i

i

MISCELLANIOUS.
A. H. Christeneon, brick
work.
Alex. Larson, brick manufacturer.
‘MIXE COMPANIES.

Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate.
BAILROAD courant.
Canasian Pacific.
Northern Pacific.
The Norehwestern:

“RL & N.

Kale, « ‘Sidean,

Wisconsin Central.
Trade Co.§

thankless work?
He—Ob, no,

Me-Up.

Weather strips is what you want to
| want to keep ont the cold.

Hunter Bros.
keep it. 22 tf.

Why stand up and freeze?

Lee Devenport has it for eale..
C.& W.Y.

——
s Skates all sizesand prices at Biter

a tf,
THE NEW CANADIAN TARIFF.
Apples, 40c 1 Almonds, 3c. Ib.
Apples’ dried,; be. Ib Adzes, 30 per cent.
Agate fron, 35 Asbestos, 25.
Artificial "dowers, 2s
Butter, 4c perlb. Beans, 15c. per bu.

Barley, 30 per cent. Blackberries x a 7

Bank notes, bonds, bills of Ex.
cent.

Blacking, 25.
Brick, 20 per cent.
Belting, 20.

Gar Iron, $7 cwt.

British Gum, 10.
Lavhe, 30 per cent.
Boots, 25 per cent.
Barbed wire, 15.
Brass nails, etc., 30.
Buabbit metal, 10.

ies, 35. ‘icycles,
pareies "tables, 35. Blinds, not gt peper 30,

Blasting powder, Be. Buttons,
Brushes, 25 per cei
fins prints, 20.

‘anned m: Corn meui Ze BB

meats 25.
Tond’d milk.344¢ Ib. asi mee vars
| Cheese, 3¢ per ib.

ae
ei umd, |
30 per cent

js
The

1 25 e ct. Canoes, 25 pr ct

Vom! pr ct. Codd liver oil, “Bo.
Cnes, cue racks, cue tive, 35 per cent.
Coal oil, 15 cents per gal.

Eggs 2c doz

Emery. wheels

Ext coffee 3c Ib

Earthenware 30
Feathers 20, 30

Fish smoked Ic Ib

Flasks 20 30

Fire engines, extingnishere 35 prt

Feather bone Flannels

Fur skins 18. Fertilizers 10.

Fire crackere, 25. Fire works, 26.

Hogs, live, Lise Ib. Hay $2 per ton.

6 I Honey, 3c Ib.

Gare ‘in

Ext malt
Essential vile 10
Engravings 20
Fruits chn’d 2!{c
Ei? in oil 30

“Hats, 30 per cent.
Hammov! eS 30.
ass, 25. Ilum’g gil,
to per cent. India rnb tion '%-35.
Live hogs, Liz¢ Ib Lithographs, be Ib
Labels, 35 percent Lamps, 30 per cent
Lumber. 20 per cent
Ealt, 15¢ bu Music sheete, 10
Musical instruments, 30 per cent
Newepaper supplements, 25 per cent
-Oysters in shells, 26; in bulk. 10c gal
Posttry, 2 us, 20 per cent
Tr. 25 percent P: re frames, 30
Herat ta léc lb Print press, 10
uled paper, 35 per cent.
Stereotypes, Lge eq in
Sewing Inavhines, 30 per cent.
Steam engines, 25 per cent.
ROSSLAND’S SOLID BUSINESS MEN

Directory of Leading Firms and Professional
sPeople Who Advertise in the Record. _

MINING BROKERS.
Habe ry & Parker, The Walters Co.
John M. Burke.

etre “egor Atkinson & Co.
* MIXES AND REAL ESTATE
jul R. Cook
GENEVAL Mi RC.FANDIBE,
-lunter Bru: Houghton & Bannett
HARDWAKE AND MINE SCPPLIES.
Vravers Hardw ure |Co.
DRY GOODS FIRMS.
fhe Crescent,
MILLINE! 8.
Le Bon Marche.
LINELY sTASLtB.

‘d Star Livery & Transfer Co.
jace Stables.

DRUGGISTS.
Geo, A, Fraser.
STATIONARY AND WALL PAPER.
{1. 8. Wallace.
MEAT MARKETS.

Ruerell & ylisles: (Successors to P.
ms & Co,

The Leland

PLUMBEL B.

orking. Ore i n-@R people.
1, assaying Ite
37. Capitalization 1,000,000

C. M. Weller. Gibeon & Wilcox.

rather ave

Almost everything I
write is retnrned with thanks.—Pick-

Buy a
luad of wood and havea nice warm fire.
Yard at

5 | October 2, 1895...
Fe

Enamelle] iron 30 ‘

OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS.
L. C. Dillman, broker, §; e.
E. 8 ; Topping, Trail, on 4

and stone

Eureka Consolidated Gold Mining Co. '

dicate, Limited, operating
known
SUNSET NO. 2 MINE
at Rossland.
Cable Ad¢ress ‘‘Walters.”

Clough’s Codes.

Cc. W. RICHIE & CO.
Mines and Mining Stockhrokeis

11 Post Street.
fIErKs F WASHINGTON.

Ore Shipments and Dividends.
The ore shipments to various smelters
from the principal mines for the . last
weck ending Oct. 9 were:
Le Roi

January 1 to Sept. 20 were as f followe:
{Le Roi 112 tons
s

Total.

| *Concentrates.
| From January 14 to June 19, inclusive |-
| tne ore milled in the camp was .as fol-

|lows:

BRICKLAYING

All kinds of brick, stone ana cement
work done by H. Christensen, brick-
layer. Office at the grn and lock-
Shop. Alley back of Windsor.

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

Will be Issued
Every
THURSDAY
MORNING

-t will conta.o a

the principal

: news orblishen none Da,

{ Mince Dividends Paid.
| Thedates and an ounts of dividends
ai by the Le Koi mine are as fol-
‘lows:

wenenai

RIRRRRR

3222252922525558

ED

‘August 3, 1897,
September 7, 1+97.
September 30, 1897...

2

SSSRRR
ies

Attraction
Ey traordinar Y
COMING!

-VERISGUPE- 2

GENUINE PICTURES OF THE

Corbett-Fitzsimmon$

—Fight #1 Carson City—
lary Honsly Lifelike! Don’t Fail to

—Sce it. Two Nights—

Monday and
Wednesday.

—Nov. 29 and Dee, 1—
a

Rossland Opera House] tee:

Rooms Newly Fitted and
Furnished and

Prices Reduced

53.00 a Week.

mea SOCIETIES

NR onde Fnlehe tn Me ‘Mercale Telit
rethren cord! invited tw attend.
rs af a

Conewou tt Lecge No. ALM.
ets OD ibeeveding of Be fiat’ ‘phureans

at Masonic Hall, Rossland.

Seftiog brethren are cordially invited to at-
teeretary.

seCraney.t ¥
{OSLAND , No. 21, K. of P., will meet:
every Prides Stenitg at Mesviite Hall at
dv o'elork. E. J. Curssuw, Coa. Clark
K. of kK.
Hed, Mountsin Tent No. 4 meets
sth Wednesday of each month

Applications for Liquor License.
Notice ‘e herebs given that “oe will apply at
the next sitting of ise Bes ard « License Cor
missiovere fer the

ote), situate
on lot 6, in Mock a; suudivision Gt disiriet lot

835, City of B
DILLPLEY & MeAKIHUR,
Dated Oct. 25, 1497.

Appiication for Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that we wi?! ‘ve st
the next sitting of the Hoard of Lic ne! Comme
of Remand. for a i.
tat] e premises
known ui ume oniet 19,
Block 28, sin whe City of Kessis

ELtié & DONOUU!
Dated Nov. 20, 1897. me

United States Consulate.

TO ALL WHOM if Rapa CONCERN.
Re it known thar
Cnitea Ftste:

F, R, BLOCKBERGER,

Consuli ar a ent-of tbe: United State:
Rossland, B.C., es 2th, “

Furniture Wahted.

Wanted Second Hand Furniture of ell kinds
bought and sold.

Rossiand Furniture Company,

22 Columbia Avenue Fast,

A. B. FINDLEY.

D.D.S., L.D.S.

Graduate of the Philadelphia Denta)
college and Hospital of Oral Surgery.

Srnesi Llork Pesstard BOC

D. BE. KERR, DP

‘The latest methods and appliances.
Artistic Crown and Bridge Work

Teeth on Cust 1 -
we ALUMINUM, light and dur-

Prices, 50c., T6e., aint $1.00...

the well

Use Bedford McNeill’s, Liebers and

International Hotel

4 Posters

Is the Motto of.the
RECORD
JOB’ OFFICE

Our -Prices ane-too-close to-take any. chances on losses sy
our work will be

“C. O. D.

We are now located in our Fire..Proof Building and

‘{have as: complete a

JOB. OFFICE

_As there is in the Kootenays,

New Tyrer * NEw PREssEs

=... Goon .-WoREMEN.

Al Work.will. be ready when Promised

-EULL. COUNT GUARANTEED.

We. haye'a- WIRE ‘STITCHER, NUMBERING MA-
CHINE and lots. ef new type, and are prepared to prin

«> Mining Prospectuses

In a Substantial Manner and Artistic Style at prices which
-| will warrant the work being done at home.

SWE:iCAN PRINT .
Bill Heads‘ Note HeaJs
Busis ess Cards Wedding Cards

-Letter Circulars Envelopes
Dodgers
Briefs

Letter Heads
Statements
Visiting Cards
Note Circulars Hangers
Programs

inet | Steck: Certificates, Bills of: Fare. and in fact anything and
be

everything in the Job Printing line.

We will give.you.good value for your money; but must
have it, so do not ask Credit.
Call and get.estimates on anything you, want dune.

You Cannét Save Money

By Sénding Your Work Away-

RECORD JOB OFFICE

Je SEA .$3.E. Columbia Ave. Oxpr Fraser's

4uiDAILY RECORD OFFICE.

‘Almaden, Edward N. Bouche to F, J.
Walker and Mary E. Rammelmeyer.
NOVEMBER 23.
Golden Cross 3, Golden Age 3,
Mackie 34, Nevada 3g, Stephen Walch to

Thomas Stack
Same transfer Thos, Stack toF. M.

McLeod.

——
Metal Quotations.

New York, Nov. 28—Copper—dull;
prokers’ price, $10%; exchange price.
$10.75 to $10.873¢.

Bar silver, 585g¢c. per ounce; Mex-
can dollars, 455gc; silver certificates,
i Lead-strong ;Domestic, brokers’ price,
$3.50; exchange " price $8.80. ot $3.85

———
The Klondike.

For the finest rooms in the city with

f baths call upon Mrs. Jennie

£8 tone, The Klondike, top floor.

ders block, Columbia avenue and Lin-

coln street. 7-20-tf

Our stock of m

aie! Dominion: Hotel

No Delay.
Money to loan on Mortgages and Colateral Se-
curities, apply

T. Gregson & Co.

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.
Advances made on Consignments.
Notaries, Conveyancers, etc.
ROLAND. BO,

A Free Business
- Lunch

From 10 a. m. to 12. m. at the

BAR———

extra heavy men’s cits fo. is line x
fo $5 at Hunter Bros. 20-tf.
Stone jars all sizes at Hine it

Self basting roasters, a few xt at
Hunter Bros.

—_———
Air tight heaters, steel lined at Hun-
ter 3.

A $2.50 shoe
Bannett’s.

Miners’ and dressing shoes at one-
third you pay elsewhere at Houghton &
Bannett’s.

Boys’ rubber boots.at Hunter Bros.

Children’s long and short rubbers at
Hunter Bros.

A suit of clothes well. worth $15, you
get for $6 at Houghton & Bannett’s.

——
at $1.50 at Houghton &

—__
Lost—Papers from Johnson Electrica
Company, addressed to Fred. J. Ed-
monds—Finder will kindly leave at this
office. 11—138, ty

—_———
ROSSLAND RETAIL MARKET.
Lemons Are Tighter than Ever Before---Sel-
ling for $6 per Case.

The market keeps firm. Fresh meats
are steady and vary very. little. Flour
and butter has advanced a little, but
now promises to hold steady. Regard-
ing fruit the market is flush.

FRESH MEATS.
Plain steak.... .

Beat Moca and Java
Tea according to quality
CANNED GooDs.

= 3 Record Job Offiec

Prospectors axcs.
aio pectorss Picks
Siedges .

Shovele

.50 per Ib.
+25, OB per Ib.

A Snap Shot

A-splendid chance to purchase
a large block of Mining Stock, in
the Anaconda Consolidated Gold
Mining Company. This company
have 8 Fine Claims on Sophia
Mountain. Company’s license is
paid for 1897 and assement all
done. Block 225,000 shares for
$700.00 cash. Call and see

T, W. BIRKS,
=Imperial Block,

Properties Listed and Advertised
Free.

Ifyou have anything to sell or
wiah to buy anything call
and register your
wants free.

Mineral City and Cariboo City
Town Lots For Sale.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

J. H. Spiking

ASSAYER.

B.C.

All samples received by mail carefully
assayed.

oc GRATE ato es
A. B, MacKENZIE, Agt., Rossland.
M. MacGREGOR, Traveling
Passenger Agent, Nelson.

E. J. COYLE, District Passenger
Agent, Vancouver.

The Fast Line
Superior Service

“gmrough Tickets to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND (CANADA.
DIRECT CONNECTION

rwith the
Spokane Falls & Northern Ry.

‘Trains depart from Spokane.
wrest bound,

RCOSSLAND.

This office and the citizens of
this yicinity are constantly re-
ceiving inquiries concerning this
section of the country which are
difficuit to answer by letter, so
the Recorpgives the following
information for the benett of all:

Rossland is situated in British
Columbia, eight miles from the

TUMBLERS, Venitian Glass.
TUMBLERS, Extra Thin.
TUMBLERS, Large Beer.
TUMBLERS, Table Glass.
TUMBLERS, Lemonade.
TUMBLERS, Iced Wines.
TTMBLERS, Soda Water.

O. M. FOX & CO,

Columbia Ave. and Lincoln St.

J. VY, McKenzie, M, D.,

MoGill, Montreal,}
and A

boundary line be-
tween Canada and the United~
States, Itis reached from the
north via the Canadian Pacific to
d, on the C
river, from there tu Trail by
steamer, and from Trail to Ross-
land by the Columbia & Western
railway.

From the south via Spokane,
Washington, by the Spokane
Falls & Northern and Columbia &
Red Mountain railways,

Rossland has forty hotels,
with bars, eating and lodging
reoms, and a dozen restaurants.

There are three weekly news-
papers and two dailies. All
other branches of business are

= &

Licential ot the Royal College of P
and Surgeons. Bah Edini berg, te tioestit i
alty of

Specialty made of Eye aes — Dinwose:
Orrick: SMITH-HEWITT BILOCK.

yetoien i i

ROSSLAND

NORMALSCHOOL

CORNER OF
Second and Lincoln Sts.
Now open for Business Students.
From 5 to 75 may enter at any time.
Foreigners tau; bt thoroughly to read
and write English in a cay weeks.
LESSONS—9 to 12. 1to4 and 7
to¥. Terms moderate.
Zz. E. FREER, Prin.
Miss Emma Doherty, Teacher of
Painting and Drawing.

>——_

BRICK.
{First-class Building brick st MODERATE
PRICES.

ALEX LARSON, | m.

Samples and particulars at Empey Bros.

Record Job Office

Has constantly on hand a supply of

For Sale Cards
For Rent Cards
To Lease Cards
No Credit Cards
Furnished Rooms

Cards.

Assorted Colors. Attractive Design.

“Queen Victori Her
4 wp Qu ane 1a, He
richest pictures.

well The
tion is wacioonly: estima’
6000 to 7.

Board aad lodging at the ho-
tals, $2 to $3 per day. Meals 25.
to 50 cents. Furnished repms,
$2.50 to $7 per week.

Itis useless to write and - ask
if any particular business would
pay. y here.

Everybody must be his own
judge aad take his own chances,

While there is not work tor all
who iaquire, most sober, indus-
trious persons who really wish to
work have so far been able to
obtain it.

We would not advise any man
to land here ‘‘broke” without
friends, although many who have
done so are doing well,

This camp is now settling
down on a business _ basis.
The populace is engaged
not only in working the
mines and conducting the busi-
ness of the town, but are buying.
or bonding and developing min-
ing property; buying and selling
real estate; building houses for
rental purposes, prospecting and
staking prospectors. Many are
heresimply lookingon in won-
derment. We believe it will go
on and on until Rossland can
boast of a population of 50,000.
After that it will probably settle
down to a proposition of a pay
roll but not for a few years.

There are plenty of money
here from all sections of the
globe; but the principal investors
are from the United States, with
Canada largely interested.

The history of the camp reads
like a fairy tale, and the fabulous
riches are scarcely excelled by

Roy 2 east 5
TICKETS TO
JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA
TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC

For information. gohen maps and tickets
apply to agents of the 8. F.&@N. and ita co!

General Agent, Tjpokaue, Rash.
“E.D. p CHARLTON

Write for a new map of Kootenay country

REN,

Harry P. Jones,

PRESIDENT.

J. C. Coe,

SECRETARY.

P. O. BOX 225, ROSSLAND, B. C.

=

|KAS.Q & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARD.
Subject to change without notice.
Trains run on Pacific standard time.

Arrive

McGuigan yd
Junction 1:
ndon = Leave 1.00

CODY LINE.

Leave 10.00a.m. Rendon, Arrive a AB am:

Arrive 11.20 a.m.

ROBERT IRVING,
& PLA

3.50
B15
215
2.00
143
1.33
88 a. 12
Arrive 10.50 a.m.

GEO. re COPELAND,
Superintendent

Wisconsin Central Line

two Fast Trains “daily between St.

SHORTEST AND T ROUTE

Paul, and Chicago and

COEUR @ALENE MINES,
PALOUSE,

LEWISTON,

‘WALLA WALLA,

BAKER CITY MINES,
PORTLAND,

SAN FRANCISCO,
CRIPPLE OREEK GOLD MINES

Andell points eestand south. Only line cast
‘and Denver.

* peamahip el tickets to Europe and other for-

eign coun!

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SPOKANE TIME SCHEDULE | ARRIVE

and all points in Wisconsin,
making connection in Chicago with all
lines running east and west.
For fall information regarding routes,
rates maps, folders, etc., address
your nearest ticket sents or

JAMES ©. BOND,
Gen. Pass. hee Misrankee, Wis
Or GEORGE 8. BATT
Gen. Agt. 246 Stark ae ‘Portland, Ore

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.
If bound for Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or relatives from
Europe do not fai] to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific Railway agent, or

7:15 p.m. | Fast Mail: “Walle, ¥ Waite, 7:15 a.m
‘Daliy. | Portiand, Ben ‘Dally.
Baker city and the & art,

Local Mail: 6:48 90m
Alenes, Deliy.
field, sd, Colfer, Fu

to Coe joeur d’-
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an and

7:45 a.m"
Daily.

For Brough set weg and further information
apply to 0, office.
40 Riverside avenue,
Spokane, Wash,
AMEBELL,
General Agent.
W. H. HURLBUBT, Gun. Pass. AGENT,
Portisnd, Oregon.

Internationa Navigation and
Trading Co., Ltd.

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Card, in effect ee malj eer le
tochance without notice.
Five ve Mile Foint eon: connec ton with all 1 anon
Es nosed st ‘and spokane. ‘Tiekets sold and
Reise

30 Columbia avense
nd, B.

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Close connection at, Bonner’s | Fer
trains ens, Lound, leaving, Spokane wie
a Be Alberts swale eval of International
before leaving for

communicate with
W. STITT,

JOHN M. BURKE

Will examinc and report on mines
for sale, and also on mines of which
stocai s being sold. if my reports are
found not to be correct I will refund all
moneys invested cu same.

JOHN M. BURKE, Rossiaad, B.C

Office and Works at Trail,

[BRITISH COLUMBIA. SMELTING
AND REFINING CO,

{ls now prepared to buy Gold, Silver and
Copper Ores,

—_
B. C.

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E. S. TOPPING,

TRAIL, B. GC.

Has Mining Properties for sale or
bend on Lookout mountain, Beaver
sreek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer
;| Park and all parts of Columbia basin.

Also lots at Trail and Deer Park}
Will examine properties, will buy
*|stock for outside investors and will
rotect them from wild cats,

Don’t Mind
Other advertisements. — How
cheap they seem to offer their

goods, you always can buy for
less than half price at

Houghton & Bannett

42 E. Columbia Ave.
AUCTION SALE at 6:30 P.M. at
RED FRONT

2 Doors East of Post Office.

SOREANED
Roslyn and Cle Elum
COAL

For Sale by...

NELSON'S Wond and Coal Co.

Orders received at Rossland
Drug Store. Post Office Block.

WwW. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND BMBALMING,
Court, near Bt.
DAY AXD NIGHT.
Caskets and Metal Lining always on band
‘Te.egrapk rders promptly attended te.

ROSSLAND OPERA HOUSE
Fer Terms apply to

MIB88 LILLIAN BEDDARD, Manager.
P. O. Box 862. Spokane st. and Cooke ave

DO
YOU
WANT
A

MAP
OR

A
NEWSPAPER
cure
IF so,
ADDRESS
ALLEN A. SMITA.
TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO,

the «Kin,

Mines,” We will not attempt to
discuss tte mines jf «single ar-
ticle, aswe have been writing
about them for nearly three years
and have not been able:to keep
tip with them, The ore ship:
ments speak for themselves.

The town has won an enviable
reputation for law and order, It
is supplied with waterworks and
electric lighta, ‘Ihe main street
is graded and ten blocks are built
up with two and three story busi-
ness houses.

For turther information come
and see for yourself, or subscribe

\ Credit che eral et and territory,
ge aN 8. 7, 866 Deas’

for the Damy or WEEKLY

a. ALES ANDER, Gen. Man.
Keslo, B.C,,42th Jul;
Going to Chicago ?
To Anywhere East
f
wir oe Ar Paul orbuluth, reads via

THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE

. ST. P.M. 4 0. 1

rat-class trains lea ras “Vitnnes is
and Be Bt ate for Chicago on rrival of trains,
‘The D: eel of Trade is 5
was

‘not
peat tu From She Twin Ciitatoc hic
Sorby re horn 1 Line dose the things that vinake
aren wor and this is

Accomm oda-

y, Indoreexent rot the North-

eous on » the part of

RECORD.

F. 0, SAVAGE,

Let me and submit

TO PROSPECTORS. :
We are making a Specialty of
stocking good mining proper-
ties and are. daily

INCORPORATING
propositions in all Districts of
B. O. ‘Treasury stocks ali
listea East. For further par
iculars apply to

L, 0. DILLMAN,
11 & 12 Sherwood Blk,
gpokane, Wash.

W.S.JONES

Custom Broker
Real Estate Agent:

Office with Rossland Water &; LightCo,
Cc

Miners’ Livery Stable

NELSON, B.C.
PACK AND SADDLE HORSES.
‘FEED AND SALE STABLE

C. M. Weller,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER
All work attended to promptly

Trave ing Agen

nd Spokane street.

Office and shcp corner Columbia.

bia Ave.

BEFORE

The Record Job Office was put

in the people of Rossland were
charged prices for work out of

all reason. The regular price

for Sixteenth Sheet Dodgers was
$5.00 a thousand. We do them

for $2.50. You can get the | ber’

of work, fall cou; tas” lantern—Lat
livery 254 900 slides at a bargain,

“ this office. u—ll—tt.