= ===
seen circumstances, which it was im-
possible to avoid. He has made ar-
Tangements so that everyone will get
what is coming to'them.

The hotel is left in able hands. Mr.

the managee jas made a

reputation for himeelf by his genial
frank manner and by long experience
‘knows how to cater to the pablic’s taste.

E. H. je, the receiver appointed is! 3;
also well known, a8 is Will H. Camp-
bell, who will serve behind the bar and | A)
who has a reputation for making mixed
* drinks.

ROSSLAND STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Corrected Daily BysJennie L, Stone,
took Braker. °

$20 OOO To Loan

Tn sum! ore for short time on ap+
rowed security.

D.,M. LINNARD,
Goon, Buildiag, —-“Colurabia Ave., Rosslaat

ean snipe
A. B. FINDLEY,

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

ACROSS THE BAY.
the gloom of the early
retraite my eyes till I think I see

q vvering gleam of @ distant light
The flickergcross the bay to me.

THE
RECORD’S
WRITE-UP.

Evening Record.

BY BBER O. SMITH.

Out through
n
Published every doy (except Sunday)

CANADIAN

“PACIFIC FAY.

—AND—

Soo Pacific Line.

The Ch it, Most
Route from
ROSSLAND, KASLO, NELSON AND
ALL KOOTENAY POINTS.
Trough Tickets, to and from the Pacific
Coast to tern and European Points.
aanlerent “seemerduco= hung zat
qEaSASE fourtst and iree colonlst sleeping care

Salmon River Yalley
Mining Co, Ltd, —

MINE

TAE GUTTENBGRG

Situated one quarter ot a mile south of Poronpine Oreek, Nelaoa
Mining Division. ‘

Jennie. Stone

DEALER IN

Real Estate
Mining Stock
And Mines

ROOM TWENTY, TRADERS BLOCK,
ROSSLAND, B.C.

One Yer iu Advance
Bix Moutie
Onc Month.
By Carrier by the Week.
Single copy

Another flickers and gleame afar

i d
L Wwe and
‘And another yet, till they seem to
' den. ‘chain from the harbor’s bar
A ‘the long gray beach where the bil-
7 S lows break.

" eep out in the eastern sky
The ine west, is losing its tinge of Ted,
A purple flush is the last to sie.

't fades away and the day is dead.

t the glories of nature’s crown,
Bator the © Five ‘beacons of space Iaee;
ights of a dietant town

the bay to me.

There are so many “paid write-ups”
in the promotion of mining sch

and projects that the publio is justly
skeptical upon the absolute reliability
of accounts given of various mines and
prospects. The Recorp has no desire
© ‘preciate the efforts of publishers
in this direction, but it does desire,
above all else, that the write-up of
this camp, to soon be undertaken, be
accepted as a truthful, conservative
and complete account of the mines in
the vicinity of Rossland, and therefore
Properties Listed and Advertised | mske this offer:

Free. WE WILL PAY

= $100 IN GOLD
Ifyou have anything to sell or
wiah to buy anything call
and register, your
wants free.

and Direct

: of the P Dental
eollege.a4d. Hospital of Oral Surgery:

Rossland. B. C

One Year, in advance
Six months, in adv:
tingle copy:

Official City Paper.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1897.

——
Baseball Scores. iS
At Boston—First game—Brooklyn,
28; Boston, 5; second game—Boaton, 9;
Brooklyn, 1.
At Cleveland—Cleveland, 8;

Stussi block.
‘|ROSSLAND OPERA HOUSE
a eeeare s Fof Terms apply to

. M188 LILLIAN BEDDARD, Mauager.
P. O. Box 862, Spokane st. and Cooke ave.

Will be the Motto of the

RECORD .
JOB
- « OFFICE

Oni-| Bed, dol

run on all trains.

Leaving Rossland daily (except, Sunday)
Airect connection is mae with (.P.R. Koot-
qnay steamers at Trail for all. polite cast and
For partioularens to rates, tickets, t¢rma, ote
apply to any agent Canadian Pacitlc Railway
A. B. MacKENZIE, Agt., Rossland.
H. M. MacGREGOR, Traveling
Passenger Agent, Neleon.
E. J.. COYLE, District Passenger
Agent, Vancouver.

cago, 7.

At Pitteburg—Pitteburg, 8; Cincin-|¢
nati, 11.
At Philadelphia—Washington, 5;
Philadelphia, 4. Carbo

At New York—New York, 3; Balti-
more, 10.

——.
Kerr’s Proposal Rejected.
Toronto, Ont., Sept. 20.—The Globe’s
Ottawa correspondent says: At the] Cansais
cabinet meeting on Saturday J. A.
Kerr’s proposal for Clon ike was
unanimously rejected.
——_
The Metal Market.
New York, Sept. 21.—Copper—Firm;
brokers’ price, $11.25; exchange price.
$11.25.

Only the li
Coming across

Houses Rented and Rents Collected

Coming across from the urther shore,

IVAL AN. DEPARTURE OF
ARRIVAL sae Dancing and glinting from crest to

The ‘Waterloo Hotel
JPRAIL, B. O,

-|Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress

Tenant Rates $2 Per Day. First-Class
. Furnished Rooms With or
Without Board.

Only One mile from the Nelson & ~ort Sheppard Ry.

Capital, $1,000,000.
Divided into 1,000,000 shares of $1.00 eagh, fully paid .aad non
asseesable. Of -which 300,000 shares have been set-aside as ‘Treasury
Stock, the proceeds to be.applied-to develop work ONLY, Tue

promoters stock has been pvoled.

Mail for United States, Victoria, Van-
couver and New Westminster via Spo-
kane closes at 10 a. m.

Mail for Revelstoke, Victoria, Van-
couver, New Westminster and all points
west of Revelstoke via' Trail, ‘closes at

2 am
fail for Winnipeg and Eastern
Canada closes at 10.8. m.
‘Mail for Nelson, Kaslo, Salmo and
Yumir closes at 10 a. m. - =
Mail for Nakusp and Blocan points

at 2p. m. and
m 1 mail from Trail arrivi

2 m, and 7:80 -p. m. is mail

does not come up with the up river mail

it.
Till they fash from the blade of my

oar,
‘And fall, like 2 shower. of gems, to
rest.

And hope grows atronger each length I
And'my heart is light, as it needs
at ,
when T think of the face that, against
the pane,
Watches across the
_—William ,Chandley.. ’
O'Clock.

FOR ANY FALSE .
Contalnedin the Entire Write-Up
And will obligate the Recorn’s plant a F a Cc E: R oss LA ND, B.C.

and good will of the paper to the ‘i i *

rT A siclocauton aie: obliuae - ee Bred: Kaiser, ica ot tee, eal a, B. Stover,

‘tion. We-only wish to quatify this and Treasarer, Lucius Miley, Roseland, =F. » Frail, “BY he Boonetas vo
iy .; Bankers, iBank .

| FOR_SALE
is mitie Berteot. House and Lot for. Ssie.
I -N. Bigelow

47 Calumbia Ave.

for me.
ley in Four

a
Price of. Silver, 59 1-8¢.

at 1:30 p. m.
Mail arrives from the south at 4 p..m.
istered mail for the south via
10a.m._ For Revel-

via Revelstoke closes at 2 p. m.

The people of the United States and
Canada will always bear each other
good will and brotherly love, regardlesa
of the selfish conduct of politicians.

——

If the Le Roi people are paying less
freight than before Mr. Heinze built his
road from Roseland to Trail he is getting
the big end of it and also getting $1.25
more for hauling 1t to Trail than the
Red Mountain road is to get for hauling,
it to Northport, twice the distance.

ed

What has become of the kickers?
Isn’t it about time they were calling
another meeting and issuing a mani-
festo? The people were so long tired of
their senseless harrangue and they
themeelves must have become tired of
it too. It is rightand proper for citizens
and taxpayers to look after the conduct
of city officials, but groundless fault-
finding alwavs comes to naught.

—

Let the howlers for an export duty
on ore offer the mine owners some re-
lief in the way of cheap freight and
treatment rates before an additional
burden is laid upon mining. An
export duty on $80 ore means $4.50 per
ton, which taken together with the ex-
pense of mining, shipping and treating
means to shut down every mine in the
camp, and what then would become of
Rossland?

a
Should a 15 per cent ad valorem ex-
port duty on ore be imposed by the
Canadian government at this time, in
simple, ungarnished English, it would
ruin Rossland. Not for all time, of
course, for our mines are all right, and
conditions would change, so they could
be worked, but not now. What is it,
or would it be, to most of the business
men of this place, what fame or propor-
tions Rossland should attain, should

they go broke in the meantime.
—K—KXKXK—X—s~—_

D. C. Corbin Is probably the “‘narrow-
est gauged” man who ever controlled a
railroad. This is manifest upon many
different occasions, and one strongly
convincing failure and refusal tocx
tend the courtésies of his road to Mr.
Heinze of the Columbia & Western.
On the other hand all the Pp of

Hetel Allan.
The Howard House.

C. M. Weller.

Lead—Strong; brokers’ price, $4; ex-
change price, $4.27@$4.32.

—_e-——-
Base Methods.—‘‘Yes, it is quitea

as departed from legitimate lines and
mn through cun-
e_ cleverness of

Papa—Well Johnny, you went to
church this: morning?
Jobnny—Yes,
Papa—How di
Johnny—The beginning was |», ant
the end was , but there’ was too
much mid it,
Animals,

——_

The Klondike.
For the finest roams in the city with
free use of baths call upon Mrs. Jennie
Stone, The Klondike, top floor Tra-
ders block, Columbia avenue and Lin-
coln street. 7-20-tf
Hunter Bros. are the first to receive
their fall goods. me and see our
great assortment,

——
The Northern hotel barber shop now
has two chairs and the barbers are ton-
sorial artists of the first order. 10-15 tf

—_———___
ROSSLAND’S SOLID BUSINESS MEN.
Directory of Leading Firms and Professional
People Who Advertise in the Record.
Mining Brokers.
Dabney & Parkney. The Walters Co.
B. 8. Cook & Co. Jobn M, Burke.
Frank A. Raiad. Good, Clark & Co.
Jennie L, Stone. J. E. Fulton.
McGreggor Atkinson & Co.
Anglo Canadian Mining Exchange.
General Merchants.
Hunter Bros. Thomas Wilson & Co
and Mine

icture, but the artist ia a trickster. He} pron,

Be
id you like the sermon? H

papa.—Dumb dah

seis

BEFORE

~*“he Record Job Office was put
in the people of Roseland were
charged prices for work out of
‘all reagon, The regular ‘price
“for Sixteenth Sheet Dodgers was
$5.00 a thousand. We do them

pre ere ee eae aa sex

z
3

7

pe Let Ee

eee
S

x

erreur

a
Lo

TRE

Travers Hardware Co.

* Livery Stables.

Red Star Livery & Transfer Co.

Palace Stables.

Druggists.

Geo. A. Fraser.

Stationery and Wall Paper.

H. 8. Wallace. '
: Meat Markets.

Russell & Hale; ‘Successors to P.
Burns & Co.) a .

Hotels.

Dominion Hotel. \
Plumbers.

Contractors,

Mr. Heinze’s road, ticket agent, conduc-
tor and are strictly

Cc. H.

Laundries.

from accepting fare from “Mr. Corbin.
That is the difference in the two men.
Corbin is a selfish, narrow-minded vin-
dictive man, that any country could
well get along without.

Ifa loyal British subject has a right
to complain because a few Americans
have made a little money in the Rose-
land mines and are spending it, in their
own country, how much more can the
people of the United States retort with

+pmade many millions in America and
“gpent it at home. Add to that the fact
that a great.many wealthy Americans
are living and spending many millions
in London. This argument of the
Miner for export duty on ore froma
loyal standpoint is all rot, and intensi-
fied by the fact that the owner of that
paper is far from being a loyal Canadian.

A RECEIVER APPOINTED.

James Wilson Assigns His Interests in the
Grand Union Hotel.

Canadian Pacific.
Norther Pacific.

James Wilson, of the Grand Union

Mrs. Helen L. Keys.
The Misees

W. R. Beatty.
Smith Curtiss.

Dr. J. T. McKenzie. Dr. Edward Bowes.
ir. Reddick.

Therfact, tist British subjects hevelo” t's

worl

d Laundry.
Stenographers.

Tattle.
Undertakers.

«Barristers at Law.

Physicians.

D:
Dentists.
Dr.

Rossland Opera House.
Tea Mert ts.

O. M. Fox & Co.

: Miseellanious.
A. H. Christenson, brick and stone
lex. Larson, brick manufacturer.

‘Win. L. Webb, second hand farniture.
ine Companies.

Canadian Gold Fields Byndicate.

Salmon River Mining company.

Railroad Companies.

oO. R. & N.
Kaslo & Slocan.

hotel, made an in
favor of G. W. Bushnell.

There probably is no other man in the
hotel business who has made more
friends than the genial retiring man-
ager. He has put his little all into
Roesland and lost, but he still has
faith in the city and intends to remain
here and go to work for wages, until he
gets another start.

It was no lack of management that

Trail, B.C.

e mm. Wisconsin Central.
International Nav. & Brade Co.

Out of Town Advertisers.
L. C. Dillman, broker, Spokane.
E. 8. Topping, Trail, B. o.
Spokane Technical College.
mir Livery Stables, Ymir, B. C.

Eechenge Matlonsl Bank, Spok
‘xchan; ational nk, 8 ane.
‘Allen Ge Smith, Chicago.

wool under- |

caused Mr. Wilson to assign his in-
tereats, but » combination of unfores

wear—ladies’
Hunter Bros

Gibson & Wilcox. | 8

Wi
B, B. White. | w

eer

TR econ

ueen Victoria.

Top Mount’n.

Red Mount'nView.
of Erin.

rama

To]
rm

pee conten

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=

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x

‘ges | Write-up of the Camp, which will be
revised, condensed and published in a

for $2.50. “You can get,the best
of work, full count, prompt de-
livery and be saved money by
patronizing the —~ 2

Record Job Office.

Wirite-Up

se Souvenir.

‘Tax Recon will soon commence «
i th and

SOUVENIR»

‘Fhe first edition of which will consist of

10.000 COPIES

eine “degree of development
‘which insures success and warranta the
The Souvenir will con-

100 PAGES

ly printed and bound. Cuts

*The capitalisation of oom panies:
by miliiods and Trections thareote  nuoetet
Mamond Di
Biiver Belt, 600r'a0." "eo
Imperial’ at 2 pnts,

Russian |
English
Canadian
American Spanish
Hawaiian

Canned Delicacies of Every Kind

at
O. M. FOX & CO,

Columbia Ave. and Lincoln St.

WILL. GIVE WORKING BONDS.
J. J. Henages and Alex Wilson have
valuable mining propertiés in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horee, Champion creek
and Waterloo, in groups from one to
nine claims, ou which a working bond

————_—_—
Ladies’ and children’s
and children’s hosiery, at

€

will be given upon reasonable t le
pf me ‘Giss! nable erm.
jolumbis avenue, Ro

office at the following prices :—

Orders will now be received at this

Single Copy
25 Copies
es
100. «
250 “
500°

ADVERTISING

One Page -
One Halt Page = - = 80
(One Fourth Page - 20
Reading Notices per Line .26¢

RATES.
$50 ©

‘Taese prices ate for a gua..nteed

& Co, | rates will be increased
“ ve io eed aa Pmportivaatel

Our Prices will be made too close to take any
chanceg.op losses so our work will be

and have as complete a

Job Office

As there is in the Kootenays

New ‘Type -* New Presses
Good Workmen.

All Work will be Ready when Promised.

FULL GOUNT GUARANTEED.

We have a WIRE STITOHER, NUMBERING
MACHINE and lots of New Type, and are prepared
to. print.

_ Fiining Prospectuses

Tn a Substantial Manner and Artistic Style at
Hprices which will .wprrgnt the work being done at

‘home.

wer WE..CAN PRINT"
Btock Certificates
Bill Heads Note Heads
Business.Cards “Wedding Cards
\ L Letter Circulars Envelopes
(Note Circulars ‘Dodgers “°° ‘fangers
Posters Briefs Programs
Bills of Fare and in fact anything and everything
‘in the Job Printing line.

Letter Heads
Statements
isiting Cards

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

You Cannot Save Money
+

RECORD JOB OF

= . =
By Sending Your ‘Work Away:

ICE

edition of 10,(CO copies, Sdvertising
lv

f

Daily Recard Oéfise.

ing,
* Bar Iron, $7 cwt.

New York, Sept. 21.—Bar silver,
s9i{c; Mexican dollare, 44; silver cer-
tificates, 59c.

Steel lined Queen heaters will last
twice as long as any other make, at

Mineral City and Cariboo City

Town Lote For Sale.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

offer by being released from obligation
when others are given as authority.

Realizing that it will be impossible
to obtain ali information desired, by
personal examination, and expert

Hunter Bros.
—

THE NEW CANADIAN TARIFF.

Important Items From an OMecial Copy of
the Customs Tariff of 1897.

les, 40c 1b. Almonds, 3c. Ib.
APPI¢s dried,dbe.fo Adzes, 30 per cent.
‘Agate iron, 35 Asbestos, 25.
‘artificial flowers, 25.

J. H. Spiking

ASSAYER.

All samples received by mail carefully
assayed.

ter, 4c lb. Beans, 16c. per bu.
Batley, 30 a cent. Blackberries 2c. Ib.
Bank notes, bonds, bills of Bx. 35 per

British Gum, 10.

Baths, 30 cent.
20. Boots, 25 per cent.
Barbed wire, 15.
Brass nails, etc., 30.
Babbit metal, 10.

Brass pumps, 30.

Baggies, 35.

ies, Bicycles, 30.
Billiard tables, 85. Blinds, not paper 30
Blasting powder, 2c.Buttons, 25.
Brushes, 25 per cent.

Blue prints, 20.

Brass, 10 per cent.
Bird cages, 35.
Buckles, 30.

Canned meats 25. Corn meal 25c¢
Cond’d milk,8!4c lb. Castile soap,
Cheese, 3c per Ib. ffee, roasted.
Chickory,gr’n,8¢ Ib. Chickory,
Cocoa Cocoanuts $:

Corks, 20 pr ct

Cotton fabrics, white, 25 pr ct.

Clocks, 25 pr ct. Comp. metal, 10.

Cotton batts, 25. Coffins, 25 prct.

Carpeting, 25 pr ct. Canoee, 25 pr ct.

Combs, 36 pret. Codd liver oil, 20.
Cues, cue racks, cue tips, 85 per cent.
Coal oil, 15 cents per gal.

Eggs 8c doz Enamelled iron 380

Emery wheels Ext malt 25

Ext coffee 3c Ib Essential oile 10

Earthenware 30 Engravings

Feathers 20, 30 Fruits chn’d 234c¢

Fish smoked 1c Ib Fiah in oil 30

Flasks 20 Files 30

Fire engines, extinguishers 85 pr ct

Feather bone 20 Fiannels

Fur skins 15 Fertilizers 10.

Fire crackers, 25. Fire works, 25.

Hogs, live, Igelb. Hay 42 per ton.

Hogs, 6c Ib. Honey, 8c Ib.

“Hate, 30 r cent.
Hammocks,

Hair cloth, 30.
Hair, 20 per cent.
Tsinglass, 25. IHum’g oil, 25.

Ink, 25 per cent. India rub cloth’g,85.
Live hogs, 13¢c Ib Lithographs, 16¢ lb
Labels, 5 per cent Lamps, per cent
Lumber, 20 per cent

Ealt, 15c bu: Music sheets, 10
Musical instruments, 30 per cent
Newspaper supplements, 25 per cent
Oyaters in shells, 25; in bulk. 10c gal
Poultry, 20 Photus, 20 per cent

try
Paper, 25 percent Picture frames, 80
Pamphleta, 15c lb Print press, 10
Bales paper, 36 per cent.

tereotypes, 1igc sq in i
Sewing eekisee: 80 per cent.
Steam engines, 26. per cent.

A snap. Long sleeved ladies’ vests
at 35c each at Hunter: Bros.

RCSSLAND.

this yicinity are ly re-

This office and the citizens of ;

p' we make this reservation.
The write-up, which will first be
published in the Dairy Recurp, will
be re-published in the Weekly, aad
then, condeneed and revised for the

SOUVENIR
Which will appear about October 15th.
This iesue will consist of at least

10,000 COPIES

|Frandanmaly Round and Tinatrated .

ceiving iaquiries concerning this
section of the country which are
difficuit to answer by letter, so
the Becorp gives the following
information for the beneht of all:
Rossland is situated ‘in British
Columbia, eight miles from the
international boundary line be-
tween Canada and the United
States, Itis reached from the
north via the Canadian‘Pacific to
A d, on the C

river, from there tu Trail by
steamer, and from Trail to Ross-
land by the Columbia & Wester
railway. "

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

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

There are three weekly news-
papers and two dailies. All
.other branches of business are
well represented. ‘The popula-
tion is variously estimated from
6000 to 7500.

Board and lodging at the ho-
tels, $2 to $3 per day. Meals 25
to 50 cents. Furnished rooms,
$2.50 to $7 per week. .

Itis useless to write and ask
ifany particular business would
pay here. .

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

While there is not work tor all
whoiaquire, most sober, indus-
taious s who really wash to
work have so far been able to
obtain it.

We would not advise any man

down on

The populace

not only in

mines and conducting

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
stakin; Many are

———
The Recorp job office has b

and stitching machines and can do any

and all kinds of work promptly, neatly

and wlli save you money. 8-17-tf

——
.50 per week or $10.00 ee month
i rooms, cota 25c at the Domin-
ion hotel.

‘The Rossland laundry has moved and
has better facilities than ever for good
prompt work. Office Ffall’s barber sho}
in basement near Grand Union pcre .

=

The Rossland Lanndry will call for
your clothes and return them clean and
nicely done up. Office, Hall’s harber
shop, basement next Grand Union _ho-
tel. 7-80-t8

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd
OF TORONTO.
OFFICE: OPPOSITE FRASER'S DRUG STORE

Mining Stecks and Claims bought and soid
Go. Gurp, Secretary

THE ERCEANGE ATIONAL DARE

Capital $950,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $50,000.

: P

heresitaply looking on in won-
derment. We believe it will go
on and on until Rossland can
boast of a population of 50,000.
‘After that il will probably settle
down to a proposition of a pay
roll but not for a few years.

There are gent of money
here from sections of the

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELUCCTROTY PERS, :
and thanufacturers of Corporation
Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stenc:ls, etc.
Office at 126 Mill street.

SPOKANE, WASHJ

JOHN M. BURKE

Will examine and report on mines
for sale, and also on mines of which
stocai s being sold.

moneys invested cu same.
JOHN M. BURKE. Rosslaud B.C

Internationa Navigation and
Trading Co.,, Ltd.

& “International” and ‘Alberta’ on
toamer “fcotenay Lake and. River.

‘Time Card, in effect 12th July, 1897. Fubfect
chance without noti

Five Mile Po

ral

ice.
nection wiih sll passen-
8.R.

jorth-
id

‘points dail,

ive fontnport 12:

Frit
‘Bonuer’s Ferry and Kootenay River Service.
9 90 p.m.
600 am.

Close connection at Bonnor’s Ferry with
trains east bound, leaving Spokane 7:40 a.m.,
west bound arriviny ne 7 p.m.
‘Alberta awaits a of International
pefore leaving for Bonners Ferry.
G, ALEXANDER, Gen. Man.
Kaslo, B.C., 12th July. 1897.

KASi0 & SLOCAN RY.

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

Leave 8. Kaslo A

7 ma.
GEO. F. COPELAND,
A. Superintendent

ROBERT IRVING,
G.F.& P.
Going to Chicago

To Anywhere East
If youare, see that your tieket fiom

lobe; but the p
oe 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
the imaginary “King Solomon's
Mines,” We will not attempt to
discussthe mines in «single ar-
ticle, aswe have been writing
about them for nearly three years
and have not been able to keep
up 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 lights. ‘The main street
is guaded and ten blocks are built
up with two and three story busi-
ness houses. _

For turther {oformation come

If, 01 h

‘st. Paul or Duluth, reads
THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE

is . M. & 0. RY.
trains leave Minneapolis
Tor Chi go ‘on arrival of trains,

f Frade in Su ‘and this
Reel vas of business. With thi

Buccess.

if my reports are | |
found not to be correct I will refund all | ;

esday, We
am.) 7:15 Rs
‘Thurs-| Delly-

: | For
m. | apply to O.
+ | 430 Riverside avenue,
‘Wash,

The Fast Line
Superior Service

‘Through Tickets to-all points in the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
DIRECT CONNECTION

with the

‘Trains depart from Spokane.
8:25 P.M.
7:00 A.M.

oy Tent boaad,
TICKETS TO
JAPAN AND CHINA

maps and tickets

For information. tims
apply to egents of the 8. F. ‘and its con-
nections, or

F, D, GIBBS,
General Agent, Spokane, Wasn.

Spokane Falls & Northern Ry.

VIA §
TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC
8. 8. Co.

Montreal, Rossland, B.O.

Ony a Small N

umber.of Shares

Are left out of the first block of 50,000 shares placed:on-the market at
5c. each. When these ate gone tha price will be RAISED.

rties in the Sal district

“This is one of the most p

prop

It is a high grade silver-lead ore, carrying from mear the surface frow

$84.00 to $38.00 in GOLD, SILVER and LEAD, to.the ton.

It will

pay you to investigate this property. ‘The management expect to begin

SHIPPING before 90 days.
\ ‘Prospectus and any other infor:
ton Secret

sd,

m.tion desired-may he had on ay-

Is now prepared to

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE

TO
COEUR @’ALENE MINES,
PALOUSE;
LEWISTON,
WALLA WALLA,
BAKER CITY MINES,
PORTLAND,
SAN FRANCISCO,
CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD MINES

And all points east and south. Only line east
via Salt end Deny3r.

Steamship tickets to Europe and other for-
eign countries. :

Lmave. | SPOKAME TIME SCHEDULE | anerve

7:15 a.m
Daily.

Fast Mail:—Walls Wall:

Portiand, San Francisc”
Baker City and the East.

Loeal Mail: — Coeur 4’

Farmington, Gar,

ul jan and

6:44 yom

:45 a.m"
7 ‘Dally. Daily.

Mi
rh ticket nd furt'.er information
. & N, office.
‘ovembia avenue
ite id, B.C.
iy af, ¢ DAMS,
Trav F. ¢ P. Agen
Ww. H. HUBLBUBT, Gan. Paco. \oxwt,
Portland, Oregon

6 Passenger Trains

Each day betweon TRA'!. nid ROSSLAND
on tho

COLUMBIA & WESTERN R’y
Run mede in Ono Bost.

a.m. ¢ nnects, in

‘mm, -onnects ai

jountain train for Spokane

xi wyos Rossland at 3:00 p.. connects

ave" cig'line steamers for the north

ma, | Ore aves Trail at 5:45 p.m. connects with
- | Steamer Lytton

‘Trail.
F. P. GUTELIUS, Gen. Supt.

Wisconsin Central Line

RUNS.

wo Fast Trains daily between St.
Pat:, Minneapolis and Chicago and
Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin,
makin ~ennection in Chicago with all
lines ru: 19 east and west.
For fall iui: rmation regar¢‘ag routes,
rates, maps, ‘-"lers, ets.. addresr
your nearest tica: rent, Or

JAMio 5 FOND -

Gen. Pass. Agt., vaukee, Wis
Or GEORGE 8. BATTY,
Gen. Agt.,246 Stark St.Portlani, Ure

for im
Sone Voluntary indorsement of the North;
tel ine 8] itaneot
Tester Line We npatrouisesit.
'W. H, MEAD, General Agent.
F. 0. BAVAGE,
Trave ine Aceon

246 Washington St.
Partiand, Oregon

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

If bound for Europe, or desiring to
i from

DON’T FORGET.
Do not forget that the Recorp job
office will save you money, do your
work promptly and in the best style

—

J. Y, McKenzie, M, D.,

bring out friends or r
Ecrope, do not fail to call on the near-
Jian Pacific Railway agent, or

f
and sec for y 'Warex.r

for the Damy or
BEOoxn.

est
communicate with s

MoGII1, Montreal] —
Phy and A

Li tial o1 the Royal College of Physician

194 Surgeons. Ediuburah, Licential of the iac-
alty of Physicians. ‘end Surgeons, Glasgow.

W. STITT,

Specialty made of Eye and Eat Diseases.
Ornios 1 :-@MITH-MEWITT ‘BLOCK.

REN,

Se

MBIA SMELTING.
AND REBINING C0,

buy: Gold, ‘Silver and

Copper: Ores.
SS ge
§ Office and Works

-BRICKLAYING

layer. Office at. the gno and lock
Shop. Alley back of Windsor.

All-kinds of brick, stone and’ cement
work done.by H. Christensen, brick-

E; S. TOPPING,

TRAIL. .B. ©.
Has Mining Properties for sale or
‘ymd om Lookout mountain, Beaver
reek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer
Park and all parts of Colunibia basin.

Thos. Wilson & Cr.,

eaten V-GeNes = + \SDIBE

New sto
jus anv *

Rossland, B..c

~Also lots at .Trail and .Deer Park.
Will examine ,properties. will buy
iock for qutside inventors an:l -will
ratect them from wilt sata

TO .. RROSRECTCAS.

We are.makisy .a:> Specialty of
stocking go»! mining: proper-
ties and ar. daily

D. Hw. KHRR, D.D.8
‘The latest methods and appliances.
Artistic Crown and Bridge Work.

tt] ‘Teeth on Cust ALUMINUM, light and. dur-
able

BRICK.

First-class Building brick at MODERATE
PRICE’.

ALEX LA ‘SON,
P.O, Box.791

Fon pler and particulier et birys dee

OFFICE: 43 E. Columbia Ave. Over Fraser's
Drug Store.

NCORPORA FING
propositions in all Districts ot
B..0. © Treseary -stocks .all
listea East. °For further par
iculars apply to

L.0. DILLMAN,

11 & 12 Sherwood Bik.
&pakane. Wash.

Record Job Office
Has constantly on hand a supply of
For Sale Cards
For Rent‘ Cards
To Lease Cards
.No.Credit Cards
Furnished. Rooms

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

Will be Issued

Every
THURSDAY
MORNING

pews published in the Daily

‘t will contain ali tbe priocipal

‘Cards.

Assorted Colors. Attractive Design.
Record Job Office

: ©..W. RICHIE & CO.
Mines anit Mining Stockhrokers
11 Post Street,
Anh. * 8 WASHINGTON.

J. Le, Parker
Heiuing Ragin

Dabney and Parker,
Mi ws and Mining.

Miges@ amin: and reported.on.

Speem. attent 1 given to the placing a
Mining propertic .9..1-:the management é
ee RUSLARD, B.A.

Cable atécen, “: Beadant.” eve
-qadvenan’ Deatees eon G0SED

Jos :vh ie te .

at Trail, B.C. 2

om

ee!

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