ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 28, 1898.

"'ROSSLAND EVENING. RECORD, NOVEMBER 21 1898;

ROSSLAND RECORD.
* BY. EBER 0. SMITH.
PUBLIGHED DAILY EXCEFT SUNDAY.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the Aultor must
be ~coompaniod by the name and address
of the writer, not necessarily 10r publica
tion, but as evidence of good faith.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES,
* pally per week by carrier...

Daily bar oa ;forelg
WEEKLY LY RECORD.
Weekly, per half year.

foreign. oe
Subscriptions invariably fn advance.
Advertising rates will bemade known on &p-
Plication

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1898.

A FIRE SUNDAY MORNING:.
The B. A..C.'s Now Assay OMoce Runined by
% Fire.

Between 12 and 1 o'clock Sunday
morning the assay: office just completed
by the British America Corporation, was

$800. The Joss of tools and chemicals is
eatimated to be about #250. The fire de-
partment responded quickly and saved
farther loss. The fire is thought to
have atarted in the roof from a defect in
the furnace flue. . Z

All damages were fully covered by in-
surance. The building will be immedi-
ately repaired and refurnished.

Austin’s New Poem.
‘The London Times publishes a poem
from the pen of the poet laureate, Mr.
Alfred Austin, entitled, ‘‘Pax Britann-
ica,” singing’ of Englands display of
Preparednest for war and the dismay of
her i The last stanza reads:

“NOTICE,

On and afver December 1, The Rossuanp, Ev-
E®ING RecoRD will be delivered to any address
in the United States or Canada for$5 a yeary
and delivered toany part of the city for, 16 cents
@ week, or 60 cents month

The morning paper is responsible for
the slim attendance at Chaplain Bate-
man’s lecture, to the extent of its mea-
oy circulation and reputation for acon:

But they who watch

From where the west wind blows,
Since great themselves;

Proud that their kith are great,
Said, '‘See what comes, ‘

‘When England with her foes,
Speaks at the gate.”

Carnival Committee.
The general meeting of the Rossland
Winter Carnival committee, called ‘for
Monday 28, has been

, because “it
easing that the lecture would be given
Sunday instead of Saturday evening.

ee

The Miner, without a blush, prints
Sunday, an accountof the meeting of
the St. Andrew’s society of last Friday,
‘just as though: it was its first issue after
the meeting. The Miner is getting to
be a back number, publishing most of
the local news after it appearain the
Record.

Agcin we are under the painful neces-

sity of calling our. morning contempo-|_

rary down., It saya the Board of Trade
meeting has been postponed until Nov.
81, That sheet may “boss the city
council. and dictate to the Board of
Trade,” but we object to ita stretching
out the winter months, which are already
long enough.

ee

The licensed victuallers of Rossland

P cannot afford to pay $600 a year license,

_ and in. many instances, high rent, and

sell beer for 5 centsa glass. Since un-

fore are so fashionable the hotel men

should form one and raise the price, and

if anyone engaging in the business holds

_ out againat, it, fight him with every law-
fal means.

—SE SE
The Record will, on and after Dec. 1,
next, print free to those seeking em-

postponed. aH “Thureday evening, De-
cember 1, at the same time and place.
. S.C. Fraser.

11-28 3t, :¢

burht and damaged tothe extent of *

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Rania, all Paid UR. . 3.000.

BIR DONALD A, SMITH...
EON: GEO. A. BRUMMOND.
8, CLOUSTON

+. -President
Vie cee -Frealdent.
eneral Manyaus

Rossfand B Branch.

Branches in
LONDON England) NEW YORE
: CHICAGO

.
And in the Princips] Cities in Canada.

‘Transers, Grant Commercial and Travellers

DRADTS ISSUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETO,

J. 8. C. Fraser, Manager.

THE “MERGIANTS BANK

of Halifax.

INCORPORATED 1860-
CAPITAL, PAID-UP - .
REST - = + :
Heap Orricz, HALIFAX, N.8.
Directors.

Te ee hoe. itonle:
‘ichael. Di

Duncab, C
Montreal Branch, Edson L. Pease, Monier;
Montreal West End Braneh, comer, Notre Dame
and Selgneurs stroets; Montreal Westmount,
Corner Greene Ave. and St. Catherine Btreets!
perth x NOVA SCOTIA,
Antigonish, Bridgonater, Guysboro, London

Senator McMillan, who has been mon-
tioned as Secretary Hay’s successor at
the Court of St. James, was born in Can-
ada, and, if sent to England, would be
the first foreign born diplomat to repre-
sent us at London.

Mr. Montague,
DUNNVILLE, Ont:
Haas an Interesting Chat about

«Dr. Chase’s Ointment..

His suffering from Ulcerating
Piles Cured.

He says :—~I was troubled with itching
ples for five years, and was badly ulcer-
ated. They were very painful, so much
so that I could not sleep. I tried almost
every remedy heard of, and was recom.
mended to use Dr. Chase's Ointment.
purchased a box, and from the first ap pli:
cation got such relief that I was, satisfied
‘a cure would be made. I used in all two
boxes, and am now completely cured.

Every remedy given by Dr, Chase cost
years of. study and research, and with an
eye single to its adaptation for the ailments
for which it was intended. ir. Chase
detested cure-alls, and it has been proven
ten thousand times that not‘one of his
formulas ‘leave a_ bad after-effect. Dr,
Chase's Ointment is based on lanoline, and
the best physicians prescribe it,

Sold by all dealers. Dr, Chase’s Cloth
Bound Recipe Book 1,000 pages, sent to
any address. in: Canada, price 50 cents.

Pp not

three lines for three successive issues,
and we hope those out of employment,
will use the space set apart for ‘‘sitva-
tions wanted” ‘liberally. The object of
this departure istn assist those who
need assistance in obtaining employ-
ment during the holidays, and through
the winter ifthe experiment demon-
atrates the fact that there are many who
are in need of assiatance. .

The laboring people have no just cause
tocomplain of Mr. Thompson for his
action in the council in favoring the
payment of $2.60a day for ordinary
street work. That ie all the muckers in
the mines are paid, and 50 cents and $1
aday more. than railroad laborera get
for the same kind of work. Mr.Tnomp-
son is entitled to great credit for taking
the stand he did. Politicians less hon-
est and sincere would have favored high
wages for the purpose of catching a cer-
tain class of votes, but Mr. Thompson
chose to do what he believed to be his
duty to the ratepayera of Rossland, and
he will not lose anything by it at the
polls.

Rossland Metal Works.

J. F. Fitzpatrick, ie sanitary plumb-
er, of the Rosslan tal Works, is pre-
to do your a lumbing, hot water

fitting, gaunteeing all work, at

& Co., Toronto.

ittant (ante co.) Fiecou
Port “Hawkesbury, Bhubenacadie, Sydney,
‘Truro, Weymouth.
AGENCIES IN NEW BRUNSWICK,
Bathurst, Dorchester, Fredericton, Kingston
Front. toss Moncton, Newcastle,. Sackville,
stock.
AGENCIEG‘IN- PRINCE RDWARD ISLAND.
Charlottetown, Summerside.
AGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND,
Bt. John's.

AGENCIES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA,
Rossland, Vancouver, Victoria, Nelson, and
Nanaimo.

BANKERS AXD CORRESPONDENCE,
Dominion of Canada, Merchants Bank

canada,
New. York, chase Naidnal Bank,
Boston, and

National Hide

of

Chicago,

Pai France;

ris, younaie,
hLoudon, England;
Bermuda,

of Scotland,
jank of Bermude.s

John M. Smith faaieagen Rossland.

The Bank of

ESTABLISHED 1836.
Incorporated by Royal Charter.

Pald-Up Coney ae ee.
Reserve 7,000
London Office: 3 Clements Lane, tombard Bt.

Court a pisses
J, H, Drodie, Jobin James Cater, Gaspard Farrer
Richard H; ‘Sin rrer, Ed. Arthur
ater Hed w Rendail’ 3 3.  Hingatord, Fred-
orie Labbock, George D. Whatmn
Secretary, A. G. Watts.
jefiged Office in Cansiia, #t. James, St, Mont-

ir J. Exmecy,
‘Generat Perches, Inspector.

Branches in aes

Denver &
Rio Grande R. R.} ,

SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD,

Weekly Excursions to the Ea

In Through Tourist Cars
‘Without Change.... °
MODERN:
—UPHOLSTERED
‘TOURIST-
—- SLEEPERS

In charge of experienced —

Conductors and Porters
To Kansas City, Chicago, Buffalo
Monday ind ‘orton w thout epange, via
alt Lake, Mo. Pacific and Chicago & Alto’
cago, silts

Chi
Tuesdays soa henge wihoutcheage, vie
Salt Ta e232 i. Chicago, Rock Island and Pa-
eine F

Wednosdays Zee" Jeryh eet ci
change, via Salt and Burlington route.
Thursda:; 8 To Kansas City, and St Louis

without change via Salt rake
and Missouri Pacific railway,

A day stop-over arranged
at alt Lake City and Denver.

n
the lowest living prices.
building, Spokane’ treet. th.

‘Wood Choppers Wanted.
‘Wood ehoppers wanted by John R.
Stussi, South Davis atreet, to cut 2,000
cords or more. 11-26-3

If you are not satisfied with your jaan.
dry ‘work ‘try the Rossland Laundry.
pame location, near postoffice,

A ride the

Colorado scenery.

For rates and information enquire or 0. R."&
Mand Spokane Falls & Northern railway, oF
a

B.C, Micron
General agent,
.61 Washington 8t.,

8. K, Moorme,
Generat ticket Agt.,
ver, Col.

Portland, Or,

London, to, Kin}
Yom, Ottawa, Montreal Guabes, Bt ae Jona Ne
Brindons Wane

Renton A Vitoria ‘city B. ‘co. Dat
‘and Slocan |. Daweon
Gnatondive, Ne Wed?
Agents In the United States.
kane: Traders National Bank, and Old
nonexer Bank. New York: ( AY ‘all eres)
W. Lawson and J. C. Welah, ag n
cleo, (124 Sansome treet) ‘ir Meltichnal
and J.B. Ambrose, agen!
London Bankers.
‘The Bank of England and Messrs. Glyn & Co.
Foreign Agents,
ool, Bank of IAverpool. Australia,
jank of Australis. oe. Zealond, Prion
a x Now Zealard.
wicred Mereanitio
Bank of af {niles London and ‘China, Agra Bank,
Ltd. ‘odes, Colonial Rai Paris,
Mesouard, ‘craues& Co. ‘Lyons, Gredit. Lyon:

W. T. OLIVER, Mgr., Rossland.

When Going
East—~

Use a firat class line in traveling be-
tween Minneapolis, St. Paul and Ch -
cago, and the principal towns in Cen-

tral Wisconsin.

Pallman palace: Sleeping and Chair Cara
in service.

The Dining ears are operatedin the in-
terest of its patrons, the moat elegant
service ever inaugurated. ' Meals are
served a la carte. 7

To obtain first class service, your ticket
should read via

The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

Direct connections at Chicago and Mil
waukee for all eastern points,
For full information call on your nearest
vicket agent or write
Jas 0 Ponn,
General Pass. Agent,
or Jas. A. Clock, MILWaUKEs, Wis
General Agen!

ity
246 Stark Street,

Portland, Ore

Buy and Sell Sterling Exchange and :Cable|—

Credits available in any part of the world. |.

For Any Season.

D Record Job oft
©

© and get prices.

$090090-~~~0-~~W- 0090008004

Job printing of all kinds done to your “entire rntisfaction at. the
we, 12016 Columbia avenue.
stalanente, counteralips, cards, meal tickets, etc., a specialty.

Letter henda, vill heads,
Call

UP-GO-DAGE PRINTING.

The Sal

Rossland camp.”

ay Record

Each week contains allthe mining news of

NOTICE TO VOTERS

Qualification ot Voters for Muni-|§
cipal Elections. tor the
Year 1899,

Ist. All ratepayers who have on or
: | before the
First Monday ‘in December; 1898,

paid.all: municipal. rates, taxes, asness-

or her to the municipal ity ; 01

2nd. he is. resident bnd carrieson
business’ and is a holder.of a trade: li-
cense in the municipality, tle annual
feendoey for which is not less than five. dol-
lars ; 01

$rd. Who i is a householder, and: that
the rent or rents, or rent. value or values
thereof, ia not’ less than sixty: dollars
per annum each, and’ hason or: before
the first day of December. 1898, per.
sonally to

mente and license feeu payable by him
cor

APPLICATION TO . INCORPORATE,

or

oral mpany. under th of the
bot; itish Colum ry vretey phones, uimited for
the purpose of enabling the company toto ie

fen
powers, De privileges, Vennehiaga ad asscte it
ew Westmingter-and Burra
‘oloy hong Company,
mn Telepho
some. int the compa pany 80

storennla compriiies and for, the content
Bpon the sald compa 0 be incor

auc!
fully and comp!
works aforesaid or any of tl
Deted this 1ith day of Nov vember, A
MGPRILLIPs a WILLIAMS.
Solicitors for Applicants.

MINERAL ACT,. 1898.

:| city clerk ‘9 statutory uehtsetee fade

and eubscribed before a. judge, stipen-
diary or police magistrate, justice of the
peace or notary public, forms’ of which
can be obtained at the city office.

City Agsessor,

Rossland, B. C.; Nov. 8, 1897.

of

NOTICF.
ior No. 4 Mineral Clatm, situate in the
Division of West Kooteny
bout tour alle

BRTISH NORTH ANERIGA

LE ROL LIVERY
SALE and FEED STABLE,

JOHN. F. LINBURG,

And Turther jake notice: that Ravina ponder
section 87, wust he c
munnce of

coriiticate, or ks a rove a
jad this fiften! ppt

ta day of Sapte,
See De.

STYLISH RIGS FOR RENT,
FIRST:CLASS SADDLE AND
PACK HORSES.

Srapi
olumbie Avenue, ‘Phone No. 87:
ommercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 39,

Rossland Loan Office.
NO. 16 WASHINGTON 8T.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock-
REPAIRING DONE.

PHIL A. SILVERSTONE, PROP.

|DAIRY RANCH
For Sale.

—— _
A good dairy ranch 11 miles eouth-east
from Colville, Stevens County, “Wash.
It is surrounded by a'fine

Stock Range,

Fine Spring, and a Creek Runing
Through the Place. Small Orch-
ard and Abnndance of Small Fruit.
A Good New Honse, Good Houee.
Good Barn, Ice House, Dairy Room*
Churning Done by Water Power.
Other Buildings.

40 Acres

In Hay and.Cu]

+0, BOX 186

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN

Netson & Fort Snerrarp Ry.

Red Mountain Railroad.

Oa The only direct route
Nelson and Kootenay

lake and Slocan points,

ae Every day in the year

between SPOKANE, ROSSLAND and
SANDON. i

No. 4 for Spokane and Pacific coast eon ,

nection leaves Rossland at B46
No. 6: for Nebion, Kaslo aud Sloe
points. leaves Rossland at. .12:05
No.8 pon Nelson, ete., arrives in
jland 11:20 a. ar
No.6 front Spokave-and Pacific coust
polute, arr. in Rosslaud at. ..8:10 p. m2.

No Change of Cars Between
Spokane and Rossland.

Tickets on gale all over the world.

Close Connections at Nelson with
steamers for Kuslu and Kootenay lake
poiuts,

Passengers for Kettle river and
Boundary: creck connect. at Murcus
with stage daily,

ak BIGKSON, 8: 9.7. A. Spokane, wash,
“E. W RUFF Agent, Roas.an

—_ i
For Further Information Call on or
Address,

MRS. J. W. STRUPEL,
Colville, Stevens County Washington.

To Suit
The Tenant.

Office rooms or roome for house-
keeping inthe New Record build-
ing, fitted up to suit the tenant.
For further particulars apply to

EBER Cc. SMITH

—Dealer in—
Mines, Stocks and
Real Estate.

+ A few. th d old papers have acct’
mulated at the Record office which will
be suld at 15c a 100, or 200 for 25c.

The Evening Record delivered to your
home or ottice for 15 cents a week or
cents a month after December 1.

DO
YOu
WANT
A
MAP
OR

JA
NEWSPAPER
cure
IF sO
ADDKESS

AH. SMITA,
TIMES BUILDING
CHICAGO

Short’. Stories.

The Sultan has ordered: the closing: of
an orphauage at B itung, which shelters
the homeless victiue of the Armenian
troubles.
Louis Dahiman, of Taila was frozen to
deuth November 12th on Chilenot pass,
He started for Lake Lindeman in a
blizzard.
Winter posts have been established by
the police from Lake Bennett to Dew-
zon. ° They are ‘located thirty wiles
apart. Dog trains will travel between
and carry wail.
‘The United States evacuation commis-
sioners have. addressed # note to the
Spanirb commissioners requesting that

BELL TAPS AND FIRE BOXES:

“SECRET. SOCIETIES

. | CORINTHIAN. Loage No, 77, 4.
joi eaugetajcn audeveutng the fist te Hosa fay
H y le
Ts iia fare cordially: invited pe Dat:
BloUrases, Becrebary.
tain Te N
ane an ne We sauia Tents ‘Sach mas

meeta

ring.
The location of the fire alarm boxes
ia as followa:
No, 85, Columbis ave, and Butte. °
No. 82, Columbia ave. and St. Paul.
No. 16, Columbia ave, and W.

International: Navigation
Trading Go,, Ltd.

¥teamer “ international " ". ang Saige arta on

and

No. 27, Columbia ave. and Spokane.
No. 14, Firat ave. and Warhington.
No..48, Second ave, and Washington.
No. 41, Second ave. and Earl. , ‘

No. 28, Kootenay ave, and

the archives of the civil “A
of the lgiund be left at Havana,

‘The islond of Socotra, in the Indian
ocean, 120 miles eaxt of Cape Guardefi,
the eastern extremity of Africa, is to be
leased to the United States, who under-
tukes toerect a lighthouse east: and
west of the island which:.mast not. be
fortified,

EDITORIAL PITH:

In the opinion of the esteemed Buffalo
Express, Dolly Mitchell of Dawson City
and Mrs, O’Leary’s cow, late of Chicago,
will go waltziug @own the ages together.

The Denver Republican thinks thg re-
jected torpedo boat.“'Farragut,” which
could not quite reach ‘the required speed,
ghould be renamed the **Van Wyck,”

A new telegraphic instrument trans-
mits 3000 words a mirute. It may prove

No. 62, Le Roi ave. and Davis.
No. 64, Fourth ave. and St. Paul.

Rossland Metal Works.

with the Rossland Metal Works, Okan-
ogan building, Spokane Street, is: pre-

at the lowest living prices. Money can
be saved by patronizing him. otf

CG. P. R. Tourist Cars. -

Tourist cars for. St. Sohn’s, N. By, |":
connection Atlantic steamers pass Rev-
elstoke. ‘Nov. 25th, Dec..2nd, 9th and
16th. Berth rate on these cars, Revel-
stoke to St. John ia $8.

Lust steamer from Fort William. for |’
Owen Sound will leave Nov. 20th.

OC. M. Weller, Rossland’s popular .san-

of great value in, verbatim
reports of future women’s conventions,
says the Denver Post,

Here’s one on Grover. The St. Louis
Mirror says Grover Cleveland came out
in favor of Van Wyck for governor. 0}
New York. Such-.was his delicate, indi-
rect fathion of helping Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt.

The New York Mail. and Express
gives Sagasta a. gentle hint by saying
there are ‘twenty-five warships assein~

in the city and
is prepared to do all kinds. of plambing,
ateam-fitting etc., anywhere, for any
body at any time. 11-8-tf,

The Rossland Laundr:
work ata reseoneble Pe ice. Try them. |;
Near the postoffi

Umbrellas repaired and raws led at
hooting gallery, First avenue.

bled at Norfolk, Va., and the
er of every one.of them knows the route
to Spain,

4 dred.
in

ced a of 10 cents ah
the price cf. ice, to take. effect Dec. 1.
The poor will have a chance ty revel- in
ice this winter, remarks the Sioux City
Journal.

Rossland in 1898.
Souvenirsof Rossland are now on sale
at all news stands at 5Uc. for Single cop-
ies. Lote of 90 or more can be obtained
at 25c. each by applying to the secretary
of the Hossland board of trade. 11-28 10t

CATARRH- SEEDS. Is the breath |

foul? The voice Boal? Cone Constant drop-
ping in the throat? es th 30 eyes
and front of the head? ae
taste and smell ?—proof that this: all too cous
mon malady has you as its victim—Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder has yet to find
case too stubborn to yield to it, Relieves
instantly, and a perfect cure.
This wondertul remedy effected a speedy and
anent cure. Iam willing zo spend the rest of
sutege ccadlae e serge ele
Marshall St, Philadelphia:

So'd by Goodeve Bros. Druggists.

WEEK COMMENCING NOV. 21.

International
Music
wall...

Direct from the Kast
KELTAN & KELTAN
Comedians, Dancers Sketch
and Musical Artists.
NED KELTAN’S
uintatore DOG CIRCUS
The greatest trick. and. bal-
sncing dogs in the world.
RH
MIBS OLIR BINOLAIR— JOLLY
KUTELLE BOOTH—WHITE aud

HARRIG—J, H, FIELDING.

The Chicago ice combine Bas announ-

; Sau.

Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner, A

itary plumber, has the -best equipped |.

18 doing good agi

‘Time Card, in effect “tah J vat ‘ 1990, Fr
to chance without et ae ina pbiect
Five ie: Point eonnection wilh all
N.& Fd. RR, from North-
‘Spokane. Tiekow sold:and

oe all U8. 8. puin

Nelson an: wey ‘points dail;
B.In. Erte Nol 31

p.m, waving By ry iy
Pitosniand 1030 Pim sonbybet tase pam

“New Service on: padirar a mere

iesday, amend ‘Thi
“Arrive ‘Nelson 9 ae a

pared to do all work in his line promptly | {Lesve mi aN

PROVINCIAL OFFICERS,

WF ScnorreLp soBupronie CourtReg-
istrar.
Joun Kirxur:—Gold Commiasionerand
Stipendiary Magistrate.
W. J. Rozrnson :—Deputy Sheriff.
E. 8. Bowzs, M. D:—Coroner.

i DOMINION GOVERN'NT OFFICERS

R. B. MoDonarp :—Collector of Customs.
Government agent in charge of bureau
for iesuing. Klondike miners’ certifi-
cates, i ,

‘W. 8. Jonzs:—Internal. Col-

lh GINS

PER WEEK |

i CENTS}

PER MONTH

lector. ==

ROSSLAND CITY OFFICERS."

H. 8, Watacr:—Mayor.
C. 0. Lauonng, Alderman,
A. 8, Gooprvr, Alderman.
J. 8. Cuure, Jz., Alderman.
* Rosa T A

ALEXANDER =
Kaalo, B.C. wiht a Gen. Man,

Going to Chicago ?
To Anywhere East

If you are, see-that your ticket f101
Minneapolis, t. Paul orbulath, readayi in

THE NORTH-WESTERN: ‘LINE|

Grates M. so. ny:
ret-class trains 1

Auperr Baregerr, Alderman,
J. Eparen, Alderman,
G, A. Jonpan, Police Magtatrate.
J. A. Inaram, Chief of Police.
Wx. McQuurn, Clerk and Treasurer.
Wa. Happ, ‘Bassusor, License Inspector
and Collector.

2 H. 8; Wallace,
License Comminionere{&. A. Jordan,
F ~ UT. M. Daly.

Succesa
an ‘equivalent for for Palace Train Acco!
mee Voluntary indorsement of the Nore
rm Line is spontaneous on the part!
every traveller who patronizes it.

W. 8. MEAO, General Agent,

us Bt, F. 0, SAVAGE,

Oldest House in
Wa-R. BEArTy,
UNDERTAKER.

Rovsnanp Bririse Couumara.

The
Grand

Esronean Plan

Spokane, Warhington.

Modern in all its, appointments.”
I wadqnarters for mining men | -Rates
rea pnable. Centrally’ located, corner
He vard and Mill streets.

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

‘ANADIAN
PACIFIC ”

AND S00 LINE,

Ocean. to Ocean
ROUTE,

East and West,

3,000 Miles
OF :COMFORT.
——FIREST CLASS AND——
Tourist Sleepers

Runs Through.
Baggage Checked to Destination.

—No - Custom - Difficulties. ——

Daily Train.

18:00k—Lv. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.—23:05k

Connects West Robson with Colum-
bia River Steamers from and tor the
North and with C.&K. branch trains
from and to Nelvon, Kaslo, Slocan and
other Slocan points.

tion Call on or Address Nearest Local
Agent, or
A. B. MACKENZIE, City Ticket Agent, ||
P. G. DENISON, Agent, Rossland.

W.F. Anderson, Travellng Passenger
Agent, Nelson,
E. = Coyle, District Passengea Agent,

ep ae ae a es

‘T. ARTHUR, Proprietor."

For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa- No

Portland, Oregon. | Traveling Agent.

KASLO & SLOCAN RY,

“TIME CARL." =
Bubject to change without notice. ©
‘Trains run on Pacific standard time.

MeGuigan
a.m. ma. Cody. Ju Junatlon - 12
Leave .1,
copy ae
Senden Arrive: 145 am.

Leave 11.25a.m.
ROBERT IRVING, GEO, F. COPELAND,
PA

Omal
€ meses and. East.

Tekoa, Wallace;: Ward-|:
ner, Gartield, Colfax,|
Pullman, Moscow.

“Galore
6:40 p. ™
4p.m.

OCEAN =STEAMSHIPS
AU salting dates. sub,
Leave Portiands. ‘Seps,
1, 6,11, 16, 22,

Tu ‘Alsska— 2 Pes
Ball Sept, 17.
Columbia River
Steamers.

To Astoria and Way.
Landing

‘|mxt Babtay

Superintendent

The Fast Line

“a Points
The Dining Car
Route via

Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST AND BEST.

Solid Veatibuled Trains
Equipped with ,

Pullman Palace Cars, >

Elegant Dining Cara
Modern Day Coaches,

x Tourist Sleeping Cars'|
‘Through Tickets to all points inthe |
UNITED STATES AND OANADA.'

Steamship tickets to all’ parts of the
world.
TICKETS TO
JAPAN AND CHINA.
VIA
TACOMA and NORTHERN. PACIFIC
‘Trains depart from Spokano,
weat bound
‘2 east bound, BiH
sf +
aohiy manny meen peardgeaae
EW. Bory, Agt. Red Mt. By.
IBBS,

General Agent Fapokane, Wasn,
ap. CHARLTON,
‘Asst. Gen. Pass, Agent, .

Vancouve:

Willamette River.
lOregon'City, Newbe'
Salon & Woy Lands nes
7.2m. .|Willamette and: Yam-|
Bat. | tis
Dayton,
and! ings.

4:30
ee. Sunday

30 p.m:
Mon, Wed.
Oregon city, land friday
and Way
m. , Willamette River.
Thur.) Portland to Corvallis
and Way Landings. :

4:80 p.m,

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Snake River.
iparia to Lewiston,

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W. H. HURLBURT, Gen, Passenger
NEES cre poriana.

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Pullman Compartment Sleeping Cars,
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cara,
Dining Cars on the European Plan,}
Fiee Reclining Chair Cars,

Uniformed Train Porters,*.

Bwmpany Ushers at Depots

ARE, FEATURES

‘Of the Train Service of the

. Chicago Great Western Ry.

Been,

.. :=No Change of Care of Any Class—
BETWEEN*

C ticago and St. Paul ane Minneapolis,
é Dubuque.and Des Moine,
8t. ene and Kansas City

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Atlantie Steamship Tickets,

If bound for Europe, or desiring to
brjng out friends. or relatives from
urope, do-not fail to call on the near-
est Canadian ‘Pacific Railway agent. or
communicate with

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General Passenger and
Ticket Agt., Chicago

December 1 Tz Rossranp Ev-
ENING Recorp will be delivered to §f
any part of the city or to any ad-
drezs in the Deminion of Canada
or the United States for

$5. PER YEAR by
$3 FOR SIX MONTHS

In the city, THz Reconp will be ff
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for Ly cents a week or 50 cents a
month,

i)
The news columns will be ex-
tended to cover the local events
and mining news of'the camp bet- ff
ter than ever. An evening. tele-
graph & eervice will be odtained as
possible and the paper
. will’ be. enlarged.

$5a Year
December

MONTANA LIVERY

26 Washington Street.

First Clara Saddle and Driving Horses.
Boarding Horses a Specialty.
Telephone6' - M. A. HARVEY.

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GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
108 DisuorsoaTE-St., Loxnox, E. c.°

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