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ROBSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 11, 1898.

JUST FOR FUN. BANK OF MONTREAL. bate
wa PU

a peer

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER O. SMITH.
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEFT SUNDAY.

: ance cou, RROSSLAND EVENING: RECORD, NOVEMBER. 1
ROSSLaND IS SOLID.

ised.

it

SECRET SOCIETIES ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE: OF ‘MAILS

CORINTHIAN Lodge Xo, 7, 4: Fw AUM.
meots on the evening of the first Thursda:

Oe eee ee siassniy lally iosslond.

V1.iting brethren are cordially invited to at

tnd. ft. B, MoGrauey, Bocretary. ;

Jy UT.M,—Rod, Mountain Tent No. 4 meets CLOSE

«slat, 8rd and Sth Wednesday ofeach month —— -

in Aociety Hell,

B. C, Mining Record Says It Is Past the
Batten Building Stage.

A member of the board ,of ‘trade in ped
speaking of the many things the morn- Gated, A Paldup, > _ $12,000 B ] ; IC ATTA POR ANE ST.
>< AT 7 P. M.
a : od The British Colunbin Mining Record
~ ql 1

of hus this ‘y
: t mention to make of us:
cae Y * “Rosslanders are spending plenty of
Goods of all kinds may ) A I U RDA §
be brought to” be ‘sold C.C. 3

Rossland Postoffice.

SIR DONALD A, 8MITH.. «..-Prosident -
HON. GEO. A. DRUMMOND.. ice-Preaident.

ON! the fuitor must oi
ALL COMMUNICATIONS to E 8, CLOUSTON, eneral Mangei3 a

be ~ccompanied by the name snd address
‘of the writer, uot necessarily 10r ‘publica
tion, but as evidence of good faith.

—— E DUE
TIME SCHEDULE. | 4HKIVE
From Spokane. FROM

Portland,

: Trail, Ri , E
Rosstand Branch. . Ru pete, Deerpark
Arrow!

8:20 jand 1 220 pm *
ead, Haloyon Hot Springs, ete

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Daily por week by carrier,
vaily per month by mail
Daily half year by mail,
Daily per year.
Daily per year,

5 11 :1Band 5:15 pm
International Navigation eee
Trading Co,, Ltd.

Hteamer “International” and‘ Alberta” on

ea Kootenay Lake and River.
ime Card, in eftegt 12th July, 1897, Ful

toguunee without notice,” cyt

Five Milo Point connection wilh all passen-

ger trains of N. & #.5, K. R, to and from North-

Rossland and Spokane. ‘Tickets sold and

to ail U.8. pointe.

‘and way ‘points dail:

and

Brauches in

LONDON (England) NEW YORE:

CHICAGO.
And inthe Principal Cities in Canada.

lo
do
do

Umehn, Bt.
Chicago and East.

The stuff.martyrs are made of may be
found in Neleon. There is no doubt
about it, for a gentioman who returned
‘ aS from that burg yesterday telle of a re-
WEEKLY RECORD. markable phase ot character of Neleon’s

1 eleon has no opera

realy Dee house, but it -has a skating rink and
when a theatrical company which is
about to appear here, struck that city,
its performers were obliged : to exploit
theirart within the four walle of the
rink. -The commedian ‘did not make
any funny “eracke” for there were too
many cracke in the walls and the roof.
Betweenthe acts the audience could
have studied the stars if the night ' had
been propitious, but it wasn’t.! It is an
accepted fact. that actors are trained to
hardships; that the hero is so wrapped
in hie art that he-could keep warm inva
Dakota, blizzard while pouring into a
i d’a left ear, burning words
of love, and, that the heroine could look’
as cozy a8 a spoiled angel while the,
icicles dv »ped frigid moisturs from the

ing paper pointed out for’ the body to
me money in laying out their town.” Streeta
; .C. GIBSON & CO.
at 28 Epokane street. Hold their weekly miscellaneous sale.

do, laughed and suggested: that in ad-
dition to building a city hall and court
are being graded and sidewalks set out,
bridges planned and viaducts conetruc-
If you wieh to make the most of your property (Household goods, etc.) send
them up to this'gale at 28 SPOK WN -St. Satisfaction guaranteed. ‘Terms

house that they should: build a lunatic
ted, and the mining cainp on the steep
moderate. Algo a new stock of goods will be eold.

asylum and fit up aapectal ward for the
slopes ‘is fast becoming a dungerous
C.C.GIBSON & CO.

violently insane and the’ editor of the
rival in point of size and Wealth, to the
The only AUCTIONEERS in the camp.

Miner should be asigned to it.
coast cities of Victoria and V
“Ruasland Is already paseing beyond
N. B. Money advanced, if desired, on all goods sold.
Heap Orricz, HALIFAX, N.8. J
“. Directors." F Salo of Building Next to Bank of B. A. N.—

the board and batten wooden building
T.€. Kenny, Esq, ident; Thoa Bitchle, x 2 : é ~ Other leals.

do
8 am and 6:15pm
do

Landing.
Sandon, Cody, Whitewater: Three

‘orke,
Nelaon, ‘Pilot Bay, Ainsworth, Erie,
Hall”:Siding, Slocan, New Den-
ver, Silverton; Roseberry.
Kaslo, Ymir; Salmo, Waneta
Revelstoke and CPR stations be-
tweeh Vatcouver and Winnipeg
Fort Steele and East Kootenay.
‘Vernon : and Okanogan ‘
Victoria, Vancouver and New West-
minster
Ontatios Quebec‘ and -Mafitimd Prov-
3:

8 tie
Pos

w
Tokoa, Wallace, Ward-| én
0 | ner, Gartleld, Colfax,
Pullman, Moscow.

Buy and ‘Bell Sterling: Exchange and {Cable
‘Transors, Grant Commercial and Travellers
Credits available in any part of the world.

-DBADTS' ISSUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETO.
pistes

J. §. Gy; Fraser, Manager.

THE MERCHANTS” BANK

of. Halifax.

INCORPORATED ° 1860-
CAPITAL, PAID-UP +. > ‘11,500,000.00
REST = ay - 1900000

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
All gailing dates sub
Jert to change. *
teave Vortiand, Sept.

1, 8, 11, 16, 21, 26,

ssland, 3:40
re Nelson for Ki

IT. Alaska—
Bail Fopt. 17.

Columbia River
‘Steamer!

plication

5p. 4B: m,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1898. Ex.Sunday| Ex. Sunday.

or iBror’, and ~ United

ints

Forks, Greenwood, Boun-

dary, Camp ‘McKinney, M idway,

Rock Greek, ChHstina Lake, Uas-

, cade City... a5

Britiah, and Foreign, via New York,
__ Lettera only. - a
British. and «Foreign, via Quebec

‘Bank of Toronto, which openeton the
tof the month. in the2lrst: atose
building erested in the city.” The Batik| ~ea:m.- | Willamette River.: | 4:30 p.m.

fof’ Montreal is erecting ‘a handsome| =*: £82. [oregon City, Newberg, Ex, Bunday
fps rick and'stone edifice in the very.aeart - yalom:a,Wey Langage ———————
a of Columbia avenue.”” Tues Thur, fon Pied,
and Sat fond Friday

ve

oy, WW
ve Nelson 9 a.m,
Bonner'a Ferry and Kootenay River Service.
“Leave Kaslo, Saturday. 9.90 pm
Arrive Boundary, Sui 0 am
Arrive Bonner's

To Astoria and Way
MR. J, FRED RITCHIE. standings’

(While the Record isin the nominating
business 1t rigea to suggest the name of
Mr, J. Fred Ritchie as a candidate for
alderman at the coming city election.
Mr. Ritchie, like Mr. Thompson, is an
d-tii id of and, heavily
interested in the town and in every way
fitted for the office. Besides all this, he
ia popular and's sure winner, if he con: | ceiling down her spine, but, audiences
sents to the use of -his name. Mr.|are uaually more particular. © They can’t
Ritchie is not averse to going into the|P pire and do not ily don
council, with the assurance that the their veila for fear of aetting tanned
right kind of mon are elected with him. |"BS™ ediiaag bopreitats teats
Be is outspoken in favor of Mr. Thomp-

temperature of the theatre breeds
son for mayor, and Mr. Thompson and |chillblains. They go on the principal
his~ friends would gladly rally to Mr.

=
“m.| Wednedays & Sat-
urdays, 8 am
+) Wednesdays 5:15pm

BUSINESS PROPERTY CHANGES.

tters and"papers é

PROVINCIAL AND ROSSLAND OFFIC

PROVINCIAL OFFICERS.

‘Willamette Riyer.
Portland to Corvallis
and Wav Landings.

trai
6a, m. 4:30 p.m.
rues Thur, ues, fhur.
and Bat. and Bat,

Kaslo, B.C., wanduye
Going to Chicago- ?
To Anywhere East

*

‘Is you are,s0e that your ticket fiom | « istrar.
Minneapolis, bt, Paul or Duluth, readavia | s5 0) Kingup:—Gold C

|THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE]. stpenaiory atarietrate.

W. J. Rosrison :—Depaty Sheriff.
E. 8. Bowzs, M. D:—Coroner.

Snake River. Seer
6:

Riparia to Lewiston. | 5:45 s.m.
Daily.
Ex. Sun.

Spokane, \Vash,
BT, Gen, Pepsonger Agent,
"Portland,

Gen. idan.

ROSSLAND ‘CITY OFFICERS.

F.

Cr H. 8. Waniack:—Mayor.
C, O. Latonpg, Alderman.
A. 8. G , Aldérman.
J. 8. Cuurz, Jz., Alderman,
Ross THompson, Alderman.
Auger Bargerr, Alderman,
I.E ; Alderman,

‘ANADIAN
PACIFIC

stage. Several erections arc now being |:
‘in the city, the Bank of British North
* Wek
Eaq,, vice remdent; Michael Dwy Transfers of valuahlejcentral husinees
L, Pease, Manager; :
‘other lines of business, “Yesterday ‘A. fi
‘Catherine Streets. H.W. ADAMA, Gen'l Ag’ty
don- 3 < =
aerry, Lunenburg, mitten (Han Hot a America on’ Columbia avenue. © :
Port Shubenacadie, |
AGENCIES IN NEW BRUNSWICK. =e 3: & A ¥ ‘ zt 2b: Gy
fe how faith “in the future of Rossland, C. ST.P. M.& 0. RY.
SMORNGIES IN FRINGE EDWARD I6LAND,

conatracted of brick and stone and more
are tofollow. There are now fourtanks
’America, the Merchants’ Bank of Hali-
fax, the Bank of Montreal and the
LEAVE
.; Wiley Smith, Roa’, Hon! BIPABIA
:} Hons David’ Muckeen: “D. H. property at guod figures keep pace with | Dally”
the vity of the stock market and Ex, Sun,
‘Notre Dame
ane ‘Birosts fL, McMillan bought the buildi t
le te C41 “boug we bul ing. nex!
AGENCIES IN NOVA BCOTIA, Fat 5 W. HDHUBL
Antigoniah Dragerater 6 ee ast of the Bank. of © Britieh North
ts CO.
Fort | Hewkerburys : The price paid waa $8,000 cach. Mr.
3 cMillan was among: the very firet’ td
Bathurst, Dorchester, Fredericton, Kingston |" 3
Gent, So) ‘Moncton, Neweaatle, » Sackville, fhaving built the Windsor and Butte.
NGins 1m ERINGE, ROWARD JU | Ed Finch bought Jot 4, block 8, ad-

that if one must die why not pasa away
Ritchie’a support. At each previous

in #. comfortable position?
election Mr. Ritchie has been urged by
the best people of dto stand for

But the Neleon theatre goer ig @ mar-
yel. On the occasion referred to the

alderman, but declined. Any ‘sicte
which leaves Mr. Ritchie off will be
smashed.

The Record, ‘in- bringing out Ross
Thompson for mayor yesterday strack
the keynote.. Mr. Thompson himself is
probably not aware of his own strength
with the ‘people. On every side comes,
encouraging news abovt his candida-

stayed till the curtain dropped
on the last act; stayed while the rain
poured in through the broad cracke in
the roof. Those who had umbrellas
were envied. It muat have been a re-
markable scene and“ the actors. might
have been puzzled to realize which were}
the entertainers—those on the, atage°or
those off. “The spectacle of people, in a
highly civilized place like Nelson, look-
ing from: under: umbrellas through a/
rainat a play ‘ia not: ‘often witnessed.

ture. He is strong with the 1d-t
and with the ratepayers. It is generally
agreed too that he is through courtesy
entitled to the office. His friends pro-
pose to- make no compromise. Who-
ever else rung, Mr. Thompson will evi-
dently be in the field. There is n0
question but now is Mr. Thompson’s
chance to be mayor of Rossland if he is
« ever.to be. His friendsat the last elec-
tion were hard to handle, and had it not
‘been ‘for Mr. Thompson’s entreaties to
harmonize on Mr. Wallace, he would
have been nominated and elected. Mr.
Thomspon is one of the largest property
owners in Rossland, is honest and ener
getic and will make Rossland a good
mayor.

Some daya.agothe Miner contained a
column of: PP tly directed
atthe editor ofthe Record not being
frank enough to speak plain. Among

. other things he eaid the person referred
to was sowered atthe world -on account
of the lackef business success. The
facts will hardly bear him ont, if the

measure of ‘success be calulated by the} the

money saved ‘from a business. The
Record has netted from the manage-
ment more than $10,000 during which

The should have a
half their mouey back for services ren-
dered, anyhow.

A vagrant who appeared before Mag-
intrate Jordan the other day asked the
judge to be lenient with him and asked;
“Your Honor, is poverty @ crime?”
His Honor sized up. Hairy Weary
thoughtfully, and- being familiar with
the latest sayings in the comic papers
answered:

“Yes; punishable with hard labor—
at Nelson.”

Test the —at

. They, arg the Great Feeders of our Bedies

Cleansing Powers:

yd. young, man or
trouble, anzlety,
e's efforts

as

judgment and the experien
marding against mistakes in.
for your particular allment.
MR. GEORGE BENN22,
‘Wiarton, ONTARIO, S278!
As a life saver to mankind, Ub
hase’ ls did fo:

A
time ‘the Miner has lost about that au

amount.’ No, Mr. Race is mistaken.
‘The Record crowd are very well satisfied
with themselves and the world gener-

ally.
—_—__

It is to be regretted that the health of bs

Mr. J. B. McArthur would not permit
that he longer hold the officeof preai-.
dent of the Rossland board of trade.,
There are few men as well calculated to
discharge the duties of that office as Mr.
McArthur. No better man than Mr. J.
8. C. Fraser could be selected to fill the
vacancy occasioned by Mr. McArthur’s
resignation, if his Heslth and Dpusiness
connections will permit.

—————————
Rossland Metal Works.

J. F. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary plumb-
er, of the Rossland Metal Worke, is pre-
_pared to do your plumbing, hot water
‘and gas fitting, gaunteeing all work, at
the lowest living prices. Okanogan
puilding, Spokane Street. th.

se:
jed with Constl
and

orand to-day 1 can safely

they have saved my life. ~

DR. CHASE’S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS

are the only Combined Kidney and Liver PL

-| What they have Accomplished is but a

warantee of what they will do... « +

The Roseland Laundry 1s, doing, good
work at a reagonable price. Try them..
Near the postoffice.

ee

DO

A
NEWSPAPER]
cure
IF 80
ADDRESS

AA. SMITA,
TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO,

=KIDNEYS/&=

‘The Pury of the Blood Is Dependent'on thelr | cts

AGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
~ "Bt, John's.

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

Nanaimo.

‘BANERRS AND CORRESPONDENCE. :
Dominion of Canada, Merchants Bank of
New York,
Boston,
Chicago,

Paris, ¥rance;
London, England;
jermuda,

na

Chase Netonel Bank,

xf 1 Hide and
61

John M. Smith Manager. Rossland.

THe Bank of ©

ESTABLISHED 1836.°
Incorporated by Royal Charter.

Paid-Up Capital 84,856,666.
Reserve Fund 1,887,000
London Ofiee: 8 Clements’ Lane, Lombard Bt.

ss Court of Directors.
‘J. H. Brodie, John James Cater, Gi Fal
rd H. Giyn, Henry J. Ferrer, Ed. Arthur
Hoare, H. J.B, Rendall, J.J. Kingsford, Fred-
erie Lubbock, George D. Whatman.
eretary, A. G. WALLIA,
Head Officain Canada, Bt. James, 8t., Mont-
He Srigemany f° J. ELMSLY,
General Matisger. * “Inspestor.
-= Branches in Canada.

‘Toronto, Kin
one ojo N. Be
C NB,

Kaslo, ‘Tra!
Gity, kior
‘Agents in the United States.
kane: a1 Bank, and Old
NeRonel Bank. ik: (62 Wall Btreet)
. nant ents. Ban Fran-
iM. J. MoMicheel

‘The Bank of England and Messrs. Glyn & Co.
Foreign Agents.

Liverpool, Bank of” Idverpool. Australia,
onion bank of Australia, New Zealond, Union
Bank of Australia, Bank of New Zealand. Jh-
dia, China, and. Ja) ‘hartered Mercantile
Bank of [ndis, London and China, A; Bank,

.  Weat Indies, lonial Rank. Paria,
Marcuard, Krauss & Co. Lyons, Credit Lyon;

Ww. T. OLIVER, Mgr. Rossland.

When Going
East~

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

tral Wisconsin.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cara

in service.
The Dining cars are operated in the in-
terest of its patrons, the most elegant
service ever inaugurated. Meals sre
served a la carte.

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.

BETO IG) |
Sheep Creek Suoles a W ater-

For full information call on‘your nearest
aicket agent or write
Jas O Pond,
General Yass, Agent,
or Jag. A. Clock,

» MILWAUKEa, Wis

General Agent,
246 Stark Street,
> Portland, Ore,

“Over 100 men

~ ynderground in the imme: [

diate vicinity now.

Outfitting center for thou:
sands of prospectors.

The Townsite of Melville
is the center.of the won
derful Sheep Creek. camp.
Bonanza showings on So-
phie, Santa Rosa. and Nig-
ger mountains surround it

Power that is Unsurnassed

~she.

working

4 Natural Site for Reduction Works |

Lots are not yet on the |
market, but soon will pe

LOOK OUG.

rox MELVILLE

' i TCHING

STINGIN

Hoining the residence of J. R. Miller,
yesterday, and will erect a residence
gpon hia new ‘purchase. The sale wag
hegotiated by A. B, Clabon.

REEPING
uM

; GKIN DISEASES RELIEVED. BY ONE AP
a PLICATION OF

4 r 9 e

Dr. Agnew’s Ointment,
4 35 CENTS.: :

mn, merchant, W

ulna yeara T
in 1.
blem-
s —30.
Goodeve Bros., Druggiats, City.

Bit yon are not satisfied with yourlaun-
y “work try the Roseland Laundry.
faine location, near poetofiice.

Denver & ©
Rio Grande R. R.

SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD.

North and with ©. & K.
from and to Nelson, Ki
other Slocan points,

Vani

ROUTE,
East and Wes
3,000 Miles

AWILING| OF COMFORT.

: —_rirst CLASS AND—
Tourist Sleepers

Buns Through.”
Baggage Checked to Destinati

——No = Custom - Difficulties —

Daily Train.

18:00k—Ly. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.—23:05k

—o-:

A. B. MACKENZIE, City Ticket Agent
P. G. DENISON, Agent, Rossland.

‘AND 800 LINE,

Ocean to Ocean|#

—o——.
Connects West Robson with Colum-

bia River Steamers from and for the
. branch trains

‘aslo, Slocan and

For Ratea, Tickets and Full Informa-
tion Call on or Address Nesrest Local
Agent, or

FP, Ande » a
Agent! een’ jerson, Traveling Passenger

Se le,
es Coyle, District Passenged Agent,

G. A.-Jorpan, Police: Magistrate.
J. A..Inakam, Chief of Police.
‘Wa. McQuaugn, Clerk and Treasurer. :
‘Wm. Hazp, Assessor, License Inspéctor
and Collector.
'R. Reppice, M. D., Health officers
a H. 8. Wi .
License Conamisionee{ A. Soren:
. M."Daly.

s | DOMINION GOVERN’NT OFFICERS
t s:

it we

«| R. B. McDonaup +—Collector of Customs.

‘ a anode Government agent in charge of bureau

ne, unt melee i for issuing: Klondike miners’ certifi-

every traveller who patronizes it. cates.

W. 8. MEAO, General Agent. W.: 8. Jonxs:—Internal’ Re ,

248 Washington St, F. ©. BAVAGE, lector. i Hereand Cot
Portland, Oregon. ‘Traveling Agent, i

KASLO-& SLOCAN RY.

“TIME CARL. eS
Subject to change without notice.?
‘Trains run on Pacific standard time.

t,

“THR EVENING RECORD.

The Popular Paper.

Hiéave: 8.00em. ~ Kaslo Arrive
38, Bouth Fork.
lon: x
10.38 a.m.
Arrive 16,50 a.m.
Leave 10.00a.m. Sandon. Arrive 1145e.m.
Arrive 11.20 a.m. Cod: Leave 11.25 am
ROBERT IRVING, GEO. F. COPELAND,
F.& PA Superintendent

|Aims to Give All'the: News, ‘Local,

a

The Fast Line ‘Foreign and "Mining.
TO

eekly. Excursions to the East

In. Throcgh Tourist Cars i
Without Change...

BoDERN——=— > STS as
— UPHOLSTERED

4 ‘TOURIST -

(A CRT WisTa ,

“THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.”

| Pullman Compartment Sleeping Cara,
Pollman Drawing Room: Sleeping Cara,
Dining Cars.on the:-European Plan,

-| Fiee Reclining Chair Cara,

— _SLEEPERS'
charge of experienced — 2
Conductors and Porters

onday cH Kansas Cit Chicazo, Buffalo

A ston without chi

t Lake, Mo. Pacifie ana Onisago & Alton BY
To Omaha, Chicago, Bi

esdays and Poston without hearer vie

A Chicago, Rock Island and’ Ps-

‘ednesdays To St Joseph, Kansas City,
Boe, vin alt Lane ana Buriiegion routs | 4
bursdays

wil
id Missouri all

To Kansas City, and Bt Lonis
oe mney eee

Eday stop-over ‘arranged

F

at alt Lake City and Denver.

Uniformed Train Porters,

wmpany Ushers at Depots

ARE FEATURES

Of the Train Service of the ~*~

Chicago Great Western Ry.

=-No Change of Cara of Any Class—
BETWEEN

ticago and St. Paul anc Minneapolis,
Dubuque and Des Moine,

——

St. Joseph and Kansas City

General Passengerand

» A Lords tare ast Chicazo

All ‘Points
The Dining Car
Route via”
Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST AND BEST.

Solid Vestibuled Trains ‘‘
Equipped with
Pullman Palace Cars,
Elegant Dining Cara
Modern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Cars
‘Through Tickets to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
Steamship tickets to all parta of the
world.
TICKETS TO
JAPAN AND CHINA

Its editorial columns. represent ‘the inter-
ests ot the community without bias or pre-
judice, and. are not subject to external in-

fluence.

Bride through the famous
plorado scenery.

for rates and information engui! .
pod Spokane Falls & Roving nalwey or

8, K. Hoorme,
Generar ticket Agt.,

f 251 Washington 8t., yor, Col.

Rossland.

Portland, Or,

WM. Stitt, Gen; 8.8. Agt., Winn.

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

.|. If} bound for Europe, o
bring out friends’ or relatives from
Etrope, do not fail to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific Railway agent. or
communicate wit :

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

1 dosiring to

“ via
TACOMA and NOBTUERN PAOIFIO

‘ ‘Trains depart from Spokane.
No. 1, 33 6
No.2 2 NO Xe

For information. time cards, mapa and tickets
apply to agents of the 8. F.& N. Taad its oon
nections, or, ¥
E.,W. Ruvy, Agt: Red Mt. Ry.

.__F. D, GIBBS,
General Agent Spokane, Wasn,
A D. CHARLTON,
‘Asst, Gen. Pass, Agent,
No, 255 Morrison 8t., cor. 8rd,
Portland, Oregon}.

Its: circulation ‘is increasing. ‘by leaps*and

bounds. It is: read-by everyone, and there

fore it pays to ‘advertise in it.