ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER 23, 1899.

BUSINESS LOCALS.

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
WILLIAM K. ESLING,

The Hotel Russell sets the best
table in Rossland.

Am prepared to take contracts

Silk Blouses

AND

3. A. Hartman.

New ‘Stock’ of Fall
Goods arriving daily.

“corner Columbia ave., sa Waste
n street.

for excavating, grading and general

SUBACRIPTION HATES:
Dally, per month by mail

work address Henry Bohle, con-
tractor, Kootenayavenue and Wash-

‘Daily, half year by mail
uily, ber yeu!
Daily, per dear, foreign
Subscriptions invariably in advance.

ington streets.

served at the Hotel Russell Sunday.

‘Advertising rates will be made known upon

application. Houghton,

George

general merchandise.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1899

TO ADVERTISERS.
with furniture and equity
New reading matter makes your|$r,000, Best of location.
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your “tad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

FOR RENT
Five-room house, $25.00.

GETTING UNDER WAY. Five-room house, $8.00.

Four-room house, $9.00.
E. N. Ouimette & Co.,
Insurauce, Real Estate
and Mining Brokers.

Provincial politics are reaching a
very interesting stage, and while
the present government misses no

An elegant chicken dinner will be

Rossland’s
pioneer auctioneer, has rented the
Lemon block and will conduct regu-
lar sales, as well as carry a line of

For SaLte—A four-room house
in lot,

Five-room house with bath, $$25

Underskirts,

AT

M. J. Eagles.
<j

‘|Our Millinery: Opening will take
place in about ten days

BUSINESS CARDS.

We handle the Bert manufac-
ture ol
Shoes, Hats, ready- .
made Clothing, :
derwear, Sox, Neck-
ties, Oil Clothing, Rubber
Goods, Caps, Gloves,
Mackintoshes, Mackinaws,
Miners’ Pure Gum
Coats, Long and Short
Gum Boots, — with
Leather Sole, eic,, etc.

one!) Price to all. We sell
1 Small Profit.
A.

s. HARTMAN,

Next to Bank of Montreal.

CHASE & SANBORN'S
aT

© Coffee, and
Salada Tea,

NONE BETTER:..

0. M..Fox & Co.

S. GLAZAN,

Cor. Spokane 8t.,'and First Ave,
The pioneer dealer in

New 2 Second-
hand Goods.

Removed to our elegant new thre
building. storey

Our prices-are Right.
yourself.

Teon Beds, Wo ‘nol. Top” i nttreases Yun

um Springs, of er good Springs, Hard-
‘wood Avh Be . Feather ite Basi

See for

DR. 4. MILLoy,

DENTIST.

Roomr: Stone block, over Bank of Toronto
‘Columbia Ave.

opportunity to give assurances of

P A. SILVERSTONE,

Pastry

AT THE~

City Bakery.

Try the Cake &

and combination Washstand:

Before buying elsewhere, give us acall
Satisfaction Guaranteed.

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

Washington Street,. Rossland, B, 0,

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER 23, 1899.

TODAY'S STOOK: MARKET
Sales on the Local and Toronto Ex-

changes,

SOME OF THE SELLERS TODAY

Officis! Quotations Corrected Daily by the
Record—Morning and Afternoon Sales by

Special Wire from Montreal.

Fifty-six: thousand shares of Oka-
nogan sold on the local exchange

today at 14}4c to 1g%c. There

was no afternoon session of the To-

ronto exchange.

ASKED
thabasca ..
Bultumore
yore & a
ibaa Tani skin 1 380
anadian oo Md Field:
t, Pass Goal.

eer fe
cer feat No, 2.
tal

Knob 8:
Lone tine. Gonsol.

without cause or reason.”
The ladies propose to first war

tinued, to have them arrested.

.their, spurs, and jerk and beat them

the boys, and if the cruelty is con-

Some of Rosslann’s teamsters

LOCALLY INTERESTING

Items of @ Newsy Nature Gleaned’ For
Our Readers Today.

will be taken in hand also, as some
of them whip and beat their horses
most cruelly, while trying to make
the teams pull more than a reason-

LATE HAPPENINGS*IN ROSSLAND

able load.

at New

ments with the Toronto la cross

Thursday, October 3d and sth.
This will be the first visit of

The managers of the New West-
minster fair have made arrange-

team to play there on Tuesday and
an

‘e.s'ern La Crosse team to Briti:h
Columbia and will be sure. to draw

Nows Notes of People Coming and Going and
_ What They Have to Say of Thelr Travels
— Other Items of Interest.

The Owl club will hold its weekly
meeting tomorrow night.

Mr. Will -a Lynch of Spokane is
registered at the Grand Union,

e

There will be a balloon ascension
a week. from tomorrow at the ball

a large crowd, especially as_ trans:
exceedingly, low...

‘ @Phe Police Court.

drunk and resisting an officer. _H
made an explanation of the troubl:

an officer is resisted.

portation rates from all points are

In the police court. this morning
Jolin Berg was fined $10 for being

but the new magistrate is not dis-
posed to show, any teniency, when

g

Mrs. R. E. Young arrived today
from Winnipeg, and will make Ross-
land her home. x

Mr. A..C. ‘McArthur, the new
agent of the Canadian Pacific at
e| Rossland, has brought his family
le | here to reside.-

Messrs. A. B. McKenzie, Hector
McRae and John McKane have gone
to Nelson to present Mr. Buchanan

’ NOTIOE.

We, the undersigned, being ap-|
plicants for the incorporation of a
Company to be ‘known::'as the
“Rossland and Sophie Mountain
Electric Railway, Limited,” hereby
give notice that the points between
which it is proposed to build a tram-
way, and the general route of such
tramway, are as follows:

Route 1, Starting at a point on
Union avenue, in the « “Aaty of Ross- |
land, at or near the intersection of |
Union avenue with Spokane street, |
thence westerly along Union avenue
to Earl street, thence northerly on!
Earl ‘street to Victoria avenue, !
thence westerly on Victoria avenue’
toDuavis street, thence northerly:
along Davis street to Ci ia'av-!

8 Satin
Blouses.

Elegant in Finish and Style.
The Very Latest. A limi-
ted number at

St $6.50 1%
Muslin
Underwear

A complete line just in.
The Best that money can buy.
Everything for Ladies.

enue, thence easterly along Colum-!|
bia avenue to Washington street,
thence northerly along Washington:
street to the limits of the said city |
ot Rossland.

RouTE 2. Alternatively, the same’
route as Route No.'1 to the inter-
section of Columbia avenue’ and
Washington street and then contin-
uing on Columbia avenue easterly
to Butte street, thence northerly on
Butte’ street to Second avenue,
thence westerly on Second avenue to
Washington street, thence northerly
on Washington street to the limits
of the: said city of Rossland.

Route 3. Continuing on. Wash-
ington street from the said limits: of

‘Corsets,

50 cents. e046 B3.00,

MRS. HEARD, ;

Columbia Ave. Next to Lalonde’ 8.

Genuine...

Home made Bread, -
Cake and Pastry.

Seldom Equaiied; Never Excelled,
Special rates to Hotel:

smoothsailingand the necessary ma-
jority, they are, nevertheless, leav-
ing nothing undone to strengthen
their fences at the election which is
confidently expected. There will

ANNUAL MEETING on behalf of his. Rossland friends,

a cabinet of silver. .

BROKER AND FINANCIER.
No. 16 Washington Street

io. Masonic Hall.

Work was begun today on the

neW Masonic hall building ‘on..East

g |Columbia avenue, by Contractor
“|B J. Raymer. There ‘has’ been

S IS THE BEST, and as Cheap as
you can make it.

Try it!

the city of Rossland westerly and sou- and Restaurants.
thwesterly around the southern slope Family Trade

Me. A. R, Macdonald oe madaeseute|The Royal Bakely..

Of the Conservative Union of British
Columbia,

The annual meeting of the Lib-

eral Conservative Union for British

lonarch

Nicely Furnished Rooms
. First-Class Bar.

FE. w. HINSDALE, ovetty. ofthe Silver Belle mine, returned and couthwosterly around the south-

ern slope of Spokane and 0. -K

be the greatest kind of variety when
all dissenting factions are satisfied
and these will very likely be in-
creased by the introduction of party
lines. The Liberals have not been
inactive, and now the Conservatives

mencing at 10 a. m.

Columbia will be held at the As-}’
sembly Hall, New Westminster, on
the sth day of October next, com-

All Liberal Conservatives will be
welcome. The right to vote is con-
fined to delegates chosen by Liberal
Conservative. Associations, or dis-

o” Rossland have issued a call for

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,
In Custom House building.

Also New xork Life Iusurance Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, B.0.

ALL MEN ARE FOND OF
* GOOD MEALS.

_54 Washington Street.

Ratlroad and Minera rime: Checks
cashed, tree of charg

ROSSLAND

. EXECUTES THE.

Electric Launy nd ry

next’.Wednesday evening for the

tricc meetings regularly convened
for this purpose.

One delegate for

purpose of electing delegates to the
annual meeting which takes place} $
October 5 at New Westminster. At
their last year’s session they decided
BY to introduce party lines into Pro-
vincial politics, and this may or
may not be carried out. If it is,
they will adopt a policy and select a

sociation or district meeting. Prox-

the same time.
D. H. Witson, Geo. H. Cowan,
tf President.

every twenty members. ef such as-

ies can only be used by members of
the union. Advantage may be taken
of the railway rates to and from the
exhibition which is being held at

Secretary.

Russell...Hotel

ROBSLAND,
Table Board, $7 per week.

Tower & McKercher....... .. Proprietors.

leader.

Party lines, however, will not be CLASSIFIED.

Mrs, A. Moore, Prop. _J.¥. Graham, Myr.

acceptable, either to the late attor-
* ney-general, Hon. Joseph Martin,
_ or to Mr. Cotton, the moving spirit
ot the present government. Mr.

TO RENT — Unfurnished house,
rooms, plastered, large basement,
water. Apply, M. W.
Jumbia avenue.

tive
city
Simpson’s store. Co-

Ti Re Wal fle Parlor
——a

An “Upto Date” Restaurant.
‘The Best cup of Cotiee in town.

Cotton, who is a conservative, feels

ee WANTED—A porter; a midd'e-aged 0:
that there will be a better show for

young man,

Meakin House, Trail. B. C.

Oysters and Game in Season.
Prompt and Efficient Service.
——

r

him if he leads his own forces. Mr.
Martin is a Liberal in disgrace. He

quarreled with Laurier, and was|@. L., Record Office.

FOR .8ALE—Two heavy wagons and
two sets of double haruess. Address, A.

34 AND 36 WASHINGTON STREET,
Rossland, B. C.

disowned, but will have his follow-

ee WANTED—A bright boy to learn th
ers in the socialistic element. ae ier -

Jewelry business,

Apply to J. W. Sprine.

e ...eFOR A...

fore, if party lines should t
factor-in the approaching Sicsiioas

house near town,
and they undoubtedly will, the peo-

Apply at this office.

WANTED—To buy a good two-roomed

Good Meal or a Lunch

AT ALL HOURS,

ple will rid themselves of this one-

man government and the public] Gontre star hotel

WANTED—situation as woman cook in :
mining camp. Know my business. Apply

=GO'TO..

business will recieve proper atten-

tion. 5
ginver, Six years’ experience.
Cole, Recor office.

WANTED-—< position as stationary en-
Address

The Cafetera.
eS

COMUMBIA AVENUE,

Already the Dominion is assured
of a most creditable showing at the
Paris exposition, the chief trouble of
the commissioners, being the de-

TO RENT—Three furnished rooms ani
rooms fur housekeeping at 17
uue, in rear of Windsor hotel.
premises.

Apply a

Le Roi ave-

Three doors from Bank of Toronto.

id

"TURF EXCHANGE.

mand of Canadian manufacturers
for more space than that at the dis-
posal of the issi Already

WANTED—To buy a reaidence lot.
be cheap.
Box 53k, Reconp office. -

Must
‘Address with price aud terms,

_ Onder new management.

Canada has secured much more than
half of the space in the Colonial

, and the hasin
addition secured 4,000 feet in the

neighborhood, where a in

FOR SALE-—Lease of Royal Bakery,

15th, 1901. Small rent,
show cases and all necessary baking plan’
Dicktxaon & Onn, 46 Columbia ave., E.

bake-bouse and oyen,two doors north of
Ottawa House, Washington street, to June
Also counters.

FIRST-CLASS. DINING ROOM.
* NEAT anp CLEAN BED-
ROOMS.

i Bar Supplied with the Finest.

Give us a call,

the nature of an annex will be erec-
in Crown Granted Yon? for

WANTED TO, TEAVE—Mining stock

P. J. SLAVIN. +++ -+PROPRIETOR.

ted. This makes a total space for
the Canadian exhibit of nearly 4,-
500 feet.

Rossland Residence lot.
Address Stock, Reconp Office.

BEST WORK.QUICKLY.
. “row

Delivery Wagon makes regular calls.

Graham & Son,, Proprietors.

‘|Harry McIntosh -- - Proprietor,

Kootenay Hotel,

FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
LUNCH, 35 CENTS.

Any style OYSTERS a Specialty.
GAME in Season.

Try the RECORD, .

50c.. per month.

ste896

Miss K. Swanson, Prop.

ROSS. -THOMPSON........

Eureka C lidated,

I have the followitig blocks in the following companies for sale:

» Hi Evening Star,

Silverine, R. E. Lee, Bodi
Lots in the Original Townsite

‘Reddin: Jackson Co.;° Agents, Rossland, B. C.

Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

e->
cx

——HOUDES

Straight oe
Cigarettes.

“MANUFACTURED BY
B. Houde & Company, Quebec
Are Better than the Best.

e~<~2

WHOLESALE ‘AT ~

.Crow & Morris, Rossland. )

qt

———
water wheel, cheap.

Proposed Hospital Fair. orp Office.

FOR SALE—A 7 horse-power Pelton
Address, A. B., Rec-

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

The following circular has been
issued by the Sisters of St. Joseph
and the invitation it contains will be
read in the churches tomorrow:

A. G. Creelman.
P.O. Box 315.

CREELMAN & BEAM.

George Beat

You are earnestly requested to
attend a meeting to be held in the
Miners’ Union hall at 3 p. m. on
Monday, the 25th inst. At this
meeting the ladies will consider the
best means of making the proposed
hospital fair a great success and
their cooperation and experience
in this will be greatly appreciated by

Yours respectfully,
S1sTERS oF ST. JOSEPH.

BUILDERS.

Jobbing promptly attended to

Office and shop: Commercial court,
rear Alhambra hotel.

CONTRACTORS &

Estimates furnished on all hinds of work.

HKOSSLAND, B.C.

JOHN F. LINDBURG ..'...PROPRIETOR
ny

Heavy Transferring:
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.
STABLES:

Commercial Alley, 'Phone No. 39,

P.O. Box 16.

. INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

Week commencing Motday, Sept 18.

are in the

See the New Company in the LOCAL FARCE COMEDY,

“A NIGHT AT THE OWL CLUB!”

The Four Bohemian Troubadors, ‘The Sisters Walcott, Canton and
Ryder, Pearl and Cassidy, Sisters Perry, Amclitn, Sue Blanchard,
Littlo Flo Pattison, Leonie Mendel, Misses Hamilton and Whitucy,
Flora DuBois, and Messrs. Ficlding, aes Vatade and Gentle,

ee for Liquor License

NNL ae & a AeDON
Dated tins Stn day of September, 1! tee

Scenic and, Novel. Ei

And many othér‘noveland

The Fascinating * ‘Owl’s Antics,”? Alii

iifecta,

<The “Dance of the Skeleton” Chairman,

feafuarés too

OD

‘g1 8 $1107

Tamrac (
‘Trail Cree!
an Anda.
irgini
iors Fearaph
Wonderful

00...
Winnipeg ..

Howsland Sal

Today’s sales on the Rossland

i were: Okant 5000,
14ide; 000, 5000, 14540; 5000,
§000, 1434¢; 5000, 5000, 1000,
5000, 5000, 1000, 1§¢}; 5000, 15343
gooo, 1000, 1534c; . Rathmullen,
1§00, 8}4c; 5000, 85£c; 500, 2500,
5000, 834c;, 2500, gc; I. X. L
§000, 1000, 13¢; ‘Rambler, 1000,
4934c; Homestake, 1750, tor;
104c; 1000, 124%c; Deer Park,
1000, 4C;, 1000, 5000, 43%; Deer
Park, new, 5000, 5c.

‘Toronto Sales.
Toronto, Sept. 23.—Special.—
Morning sales on the Toronto Ex-

ay

some delay in‘gétting the necessury.
Mitmber, on account of the great: de-
mand for building material ' here
this ‘summer,’ but all’ this is now
ready, and the work will be rushed
to completion. PO ae

=

Columbla river where he has bees
fishing; and had fairly good luck,.
The members of Rossland Pre-
ceptory, Rossland Chapter, Corin-
thian lodge, -last_evening tendered a

“DENNIS” 18 HOME AGAIN.

reception to the Very Eminent Sir
knight, E. C. Davies of Toronto.

Ho: Enjoys Attending the Police Inves-

tigation Better Than ‘Anyone,

good shape, When.Mr. MacNeil!

the dog waiting. for him.
him back in Rossland
and “Dennis” takes greater interes

* lin the police investigation than any-

one else.

‘Dennis” is the name of Mr. A.
H. MacNeill’s fall” ‘bred si . Bernard

Somebédy'else wid a fancy Rg him
in Vancouver.and. fed” him* ‘up .in

went down to-the terminal city the
other day he was astonished, to sce
He has
‘once more

The. gathering was i in the- parlor of,
the ‘Alla hotel.

Burl ‘oday. ;
August Carlson, a miner, who
has until recently been working in
the War Eagle, died yesterday at
the Sisters’ hospital, of maliguant
typhoid fever. --
1] The ‘funeral’ services were con-
ducted under the auspices of the
Miner’s. union, ths morning: at-11
o'clock. * Services were held in

and Recurd

creek, thence southwesterly aleng
the east slope of Sophie mountair,
thence westerly crossing the sum-
mit of Sophie mountain at or ‘near
the point of crossing of such moun-
tajn: yy the Dewdney trail, thence
southwesterly along ‘the western
slope of such mountain to the Vel-
vet mite, ‘thence ‘westerly “to :a
‘point on main Sheep creek, the en-
tire distance “from ‘ the limits-of the
ci y. Uf Ro-sland to this point being

.ve've miles more or less.

Dated at Nelson, B.C., this 16th
day of September, A. D., 1899.
iy T. J. DUNCAN. ©”

Se “'W. A..MacponaLp,

GRAND UNION

--HOTEL..

GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETO!

RATES FROM’$1.00 to $1:50 PER DAY

--Neatty-Furnished
Rooms
$3.50 per week
First-Class Bar
in connection.

from $2.60 to.

Application for Transfer of Liquor
License.

Notice is hereby given that after

the lapse of thirty days from the

Miners: hall’ by* Rev, Mr. Irwin;
burial was in‘ Laurel. hill cemetery,
t'}and’’ was largely. attended. ‘“De-
ceased-had no relatives i in this coun-
tty.

Established May, 1895,
‘THE REDDIN- JACKSON CO,
Cinta Liamuiry.

MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS. z

Agents for Paris Bell Additior to Rossland. |

Church Services Tomorrow,

St. George’: Ss church services at
11 a.m. and 7: 30 p- m., Sunday
school at 2:30 p. m.

Army! — Hallelujah

7a. m.;_holi meet-
tla.

Salvation -

date of this notice, application’ will
bé made to the Board of License
[Commissioners or other proper offi-
cers in that behalf, for permission
to transfer the hotel license, now
held by me, to sell liquors, ‘etc., in
the “Grand Hotel,” situate on lot
i2, block 27, plan 579,in the city of
Rossland, to Thomas, Stack and
Christopher McDonell. *

Dated this ay day of Septem-
ber, A. D. 1
te MIKE Murpuy, Licensee.

change today: were: Rathmull

500, 500, 1000, 1000, 1000, 1000,
2000, 83{c;. Winnipeg, 500, 500,
28%c; Rambler, 500, 48c; Repub-
lic, 1900, 1634c; Deer’ Trail, 500,
234%c; Van Anda, 5000, 1000, 1000,
1000, 1000, 8c; Deer Park, 200,

34c; Eastern Star,600, 1034, 1000, |

10h; Monte Christo, 500, 634c,
500,500, 500, 6c; Northern Bell,
2000, 214; Victory Triumph. 500,
5c; White Bear, 500, 4c.

CHANGE THEIR METHODS.

Hereaster the Hillside Mining Come
pany Will be Assessable.

The Hillside Mining Co., opera-
ting in the Slocan, held its annual
meeting yesterday. The new di-
rectors appointed were: Jno. Mc-
Kane, president; John Keen, vice+
president; J. F. Ritchie, W. j. Ad-
ams and G. W. Richardson.

It was decided to make it into an

and to
the development of the property. It
was also decided to transfer the
head office of the company from
Rossland to Kaslo.

LADIES TAKE A HAND.

They Propose to Stop Crue] Treatment
to Animals,

A number of Rossland ladies are
making an organized effort to pre-
vent the cruel ‘treatment ‘bestowed
on horses, “especially ‘by delivery
poys who carry packages on horse-
back. Complaints are common
that these boys ‘race the horses up
hill, cut them. unmercifully with ,

Cable address “Nuggets.”

27% Columbia Ave.

Daniel Dickinson.

Dek es & ORDE
Stock Broker’.
sold on the closest margins.

‘Tel. No. 61. Rorsland, B. c.

Walter L, Orde

Stucks bought and

ing, 10 a. m.; Junior, r=
m.; free and easy, 3 o’clock; Salva-
tion meeting, 8 p. m.

Baptist Church, Rev. W. T.
Stackhouse, pastor. Preaching at
Il a.m.and 7:30 p.m. Monday

CHARLES DANGERFIELD,

STOCK BROKER.

Wallace Block, Columbia aye. Tel. No. 90

g, Young People’s meeting.
Wednesday evening prayer and
psaise meeting. All are welcome.
Sacred Heart church, (Catholic,)
Rev. Father James Welch, pastor.
Services at the above church next

“Whiteba! Cloughs.
THOos. Ss. GILMOUR,
STOCKS AND SHARES

MINING AGENT.
Columbia Avenue.

Cable address Codes {Redford Meveurs

Rossland, B. C.

Sunday will be:—8 a.m.,Low Mass;
10 a.m-, High Mass ;.2 p.m., Sun-
day School; 7:30 p.m., Vespers,
sermon and benediction.

The Methodist Church, Washing-

ton street, George H. Morden, pas-
tor. Service at 11 a.m. and at 7.30

ERNEST KENNEDY & CC.,
MINES AND STOCKS,

‘Telephone 44 | p.m.

Rossland, B.C.

Sabbath School and Bible
Class at 2.30p.m. Epworth League
of Christian Endeavor, Monday at
8p.m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at8 p.m. Morning subject
tomorrow, ‘‘The Gift of the Knees.”

Telephone 86.
A. B. MACKENZIE, & CO.
MINING BROKERS.

Columbia Ave,

Cable address: ‘“Betovi.””
BEETON & OVINGTON.

STOCK BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS,

Imperial Block.

’ P.O. Box 268

Rossland, B. C.

Telephone 79

Ross‘and, B. 0.

Evening subject, ‘‘Snip - Shape
Sense.”

SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE

At Vancouver. The best paying
hotel for sale at a low figure. Large
and select ever increasing trade.
Books open to examination. Owner
desires to travel. Must be sold
privately. Gross receipts and de-
tails givenon application to Mel-
lon & Scott, Brokers, 419 Cordova

AANA ANAND

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~~ for the —
‘“‘Record.”’
50Oc.
per Month.

No. 58. 22 Columbia Avenue,
Four doors east of post ottice.

Cc. M. Weller. * A. S, Hunden.

C. M. WELLER

.& COMPANY.
PLUMBING AND HEATIN
Telephone 27.
No. 30, west side, Spokane Street.
Rossland, B. C.

TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
‘Those who appreciate the short, houre kept
3 will Kin div bestow thei ir

PACIFIC KY.

"AND SOO LINE.” "
IMPERIAL LIMITED

New, Fast Daily Service, East,and
-.. West...

Optional routes erst trom
KOOTENAY COUNTRY.
Ente ene on all trains from Are

ead snd Kuutenay Landing.
TOURIST CARS
Pass Revelstoke daily for St. Paul; Thurs-
‘days tor Montreal and Boston; ‘tues
days and Saturdays for Toronto,

2: TRAINS DAILY 2
To and from Robson and Nelson.
‘Train leaves Rossland at 7:00 a. m.. and
arrives 11 a.m.

Train aie Hossland at 3°20 p. m., and

ves at 7:40 p.m.

Morning train daily for north and Main
line and (except Sunday) tor Kuslo.
Afternoon train daily for Crow's Nest Pass
line and (except Sunday) for Sandon
and Slocan Points.

ROSSLAND TO"
Toronto, 92 b Montreal, 96 hours
New York, 108 outs: Winnipeg, 62 hours
Vanco'ver, 30 hours, Victoria, 35 hours
4—Hours Rossland to Nelson—4

*| Kor rates and fal infotaasen | address the

st lucal agen!
A.B. McKenzie, City Ticket Agt.,
~ W. H. Gage, Acting. Agent,
Ro: sland, B, ©.

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