ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 20,,.1898,

EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 2 0 1898,

on ‘a holiday activity. We

are fully prepared for the

wise ones who make an early
selection of Xmas gilts. Each de-
partment has received # large ad-
dition to ite regular stock and the
things are uo g that we hard-
ly expect (eae auy later arrivals

*. can be bette: *

eee the store has taken ¢

rd
Let ug point out a few things
which are both seasonable and In-
expensive. Value of course is up
to our usual high standard.

Kid Gloves, from

Silk Handkerchiefs, 10. 15, 25 Cts.

Faether Boas, from $2 Up.
Fur Boas and Muffs, from $2 Up.

Vases, Jardineers, China Ware, Bric-a-brek, Glove and Tie
Boxes, Handkerchief. Cases, Fans, Dolls, Ete

$1.25 Up.

2

er

” Rossland., B. C.

LD

that Rossland ia the best townin tho
province—money the easiest and the
people the most liberal and public spir-
ited.

For Any ‘Season.
Record Jub office, 12045
statements, counterslips, curds,
and get prices.

—_—_—_—_
‘The 7-column, 60-page holiday num-
ber ef the Seattle Daily Times is at hand
and is a monumentof great honor to
the publishers and the city in which it
is published. With all the pains and
expense the price of the regular edition,
is maintained, which is not usual, The

Job printing of all kinds done to yonr entire esntisfactlon at the
Joluin bit sven
imal

|\GHSSSODDIOOS SSSOQOSOOOOO ITO

Letter heatla, bill hendi,
rkets, etc., & specialty. Call

UP-GO DAGE PRINTING.
SLLLOLSLLWSE GSHSLLLVPHIGSIGH

Times ie allright, and the merchante
and business men who inake it possible
to igsue such a paper are ure all right,

—_—_—_—_

As it is the time for huliday editions,
those acquainted with the Seattle Argus
will not besurprised that itis out with
_|a handsome illustrated number of 44
pages, It is printedon fine buok paper

The Satur

Rossland camp.

ay hecord

Each week contains allthe mining news of

and ie a credit to the publishers,
$l MacNEILL & DEACON,
The Rossland Recor makes the en- oa
terprising and creditable suggestion that
the editors and publishers of British
Columbia should form a press associa-
tion, and that this winter would bea

good time to do it.—Daily C

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.

Roseland, B. C,

Miner Building, Columbia Avenue.

dw pon ‘ e paw By

‘APPLICATION ‘To. _ INCORPORATE,

to
provines oF fitien
y the

forcing
amIPATY,

ie aume eypent fit the a abso:
© inion conenited itt Beats Da. ey he rexiattny
of joint siock ¢ smpantes ving tao said

Le Rol May Pay 20 Per Cent.
Now thatthe Le Roi has been over-
subscribed by the public in England, it
iseaid to be the intention of the man-
ugement to operate the property on
large ecale. fit is possible the mine

Hunter Bros.,

=fone

Fresh Fancy Groceries.

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER OC. SMITH.
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

ALI COMMUNICATIONS to the £ditor must

‘pe-ccompanied by the name and address
of the writer, not necessarily ror publica
tio:

but as evidence of good faith.

SUISOVIPTION RATES.
Daily. per we  k b7 carrier..

shaking and applause, but more inter-
esting than either were 163 kisses given

the Merrimac’s hero by as many girls.
The lieutenant met the attack bravely
andeven seemed to encourage it, but

Sinking of the Merrimac” under the
auspicee of the Chicago Press Club, and
after the lecture the members of the au-
dience pressed forward for fan impromp-
tu reception. There was much hand-

will be made to yield dividends at the
rate of a million dollars per annum.
This will make it pay. dividends at the
rate of 20 cents per annum on its entire
capitalization of £1,000,000. If these
anticipationg are realized the effect will’
be of great benelit to Rossland and Brit-
ish Columbia generally. A million in
dividends from one Trail Creek mine

@=table Delicacies,
CQUEFORT CHEESE.
RO Ce RIAT. CEES
8Wiss CHEESE

ROSS & BLACKWELLS’.
JAMS, i SBE ES PICKLES.

and CHOCOLATES.

chise

same

me
oxgr all righ, powers, Prien fare

held thie Rew
Westmingter “and. syard. Inte: Tole.
Ehone Company, Limited) and the “Vernon
 Neigon Te! leper ry Vompuiy, a ‘and vesting ihe
inthe company’ ‘and to, asa
Heviltion | inter ed the
said compantes, ond for’ "the eotorsing
upon the ald company th

the
afo:

of thom, and of =

af November, A

ELV a 1 Peta.
jcltors for Applicants,

Iw erR,
PSated this LNA we

distributed among the investors , of
Great Britain will bean advertisement
of great potency. It will be in the shape
of pounds, shillings and pence, and coin
speaks most eloquently to the investor
especially when it comea in the form of

DAIRY RANCH

" MINERAL ACT, 1896.

Certificate of Improvement.

NOTICE.

LUCKY GEORGE.

May Soon Address the Princo of Wales In
the Capacity of o Son.

The luck of some people dies with
them: with others it pursues the family
unto the third and fourth gensration of
those who are Incky.

Prince George, the second son of the
king of Greece, Was the favorite prand-
son of theold queen of Denmark, the
“other in-law of all Europe,” w ho has
just died. Before cher death she ‘often
gaid that she had arranged for the whole
family except George, and ehe still
hoped that he might wear'a crown,

Now, while the, funeral baked meats
are set forth upon the Copenhagen te-
ples, word comes from the powers that
Prince George iy to Le his. father’s rep-
resentative in Crete. As king of Crete
he is to go to that faland to live forever-
more—and his descendants.

Prince Geurge, or, ag he. must now be
called, King George of: Crete, is under
90. In type be greatly suggests the
princess of Wales, hia aunt, for he has
dark hair, regular. features, and a bean-
ful, supple figure... In character he.alro
resembles the idolized princess, for he
has an even temper and great, vigor of

constitution.

Two years ago, while asevere storm
was lashing the bay of Piraeus, he
sprang overbourd from the frigate under
his command to succor a eailor whe had
been upeet in a boat. - By sheer physical
strength, allied with a swimmer’s skill,
he suceeded in’ bringing the drowning
man to one of the iron-clads of the
fleet.

The king of Crete is unmarried, and
he muet goon make a royal match. The
Princess Vietori of the

Denver &
Rio Grande R. R.

Weekly eurions to te Bas,

In Through Touriat Cars
Without Change
MODERN———
—— UPHOLSTERED
——TOURIST
— SLEEPERS
A day stop-over arranged
at alt Lake City and Denver

Aride through the famous
Colorado scenery.

PATENTS

Wits for our ipterostin

orslieip” and. “How you ee

Send oe a or model of your

es or ary ‘and we. will tell
a3

& MARION
ZATENT, taht betas’

ee: surveyors iesoul
lety of Civil Bnginoers.
: ASHINGTON, D,
Orwices: SEZ Montreat, Can, x &

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Capital, All Paid uP, = dy a ‘800

SIR DONALD A. SMITH.
HON, GEO. A. URUSIMO’
£8, CLUUSTON

..Prealdent
Vice-Tresident.
soneral Mangesss

Rossland ind Branch.

Branches in

LONDON (England) NEW YORK
CHICAGO.

And in the Principal Cities in Canada;

Buy and &ell Sterling Exchange and {Cable
‘Transers, Grant Commercial and Travellers
Credits availuble in any part of the world.
DBADTS ISSUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, BTC.

a. §. C. Praser, Hanager,

TE MERCHANTS MM

of Halifax.
INCORPORATED te6e-
CAPITAL, PAID-OP .
REST

Heap Orvice, HALIFAX, ¥
ene

‘7. &. Ken’ Bee
renders ichael Dwyer, Esq
Wiley Sunith, Reqs Honea. a
i Ho Da’ vid’ Mackeen; dD

euch, Edson L. Pease, Manager;
moiea W West End ranch, corner re Dame
and neurs street Montreal Wentmonnt,
Soren greene Ave. aud St. Catherine Streets
AGENCIES IN NOVA SCOTIA,
Antigonish, Bridgewater, Guyaboro, London:
gerry, anenbure, aittand ( c
Hawkesbury, Shubenscadie,
Traro, Woym

Aaancess IN NEW BRUNSWICK.

Bydney,

Engligh royal family—ia mentioned for
him, and were she to’.choose him no
more acceptable match | ¢ould’ be found
in all Europe.

The king of Crete will rnle the island
jnetly and will ‘proceed upon English
lines, for he has-lung been a student of
English political life.

1t would not be surprising that such a
character should fulfill the unueually
lofty fdeal of the Princess Victoria of
Wrlea. She id the most. self>willed of

PENIS

PER © WEEK

-] New York,
Boston,

Batburs Kingston
= a3 Moncton, ' Newcastle, ' Sackville
AGRNGIES IN FRINGE EDWARD ISLAND.
Charlottetown, Summerside.

AGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND,
: Bt, John’s,
AGENCIES IN DRITIBH COLUMBIA.
Rossland, Vancouver, Victoria, Nelson, and
amo.

BANEBR&S AND CORRESPONDENCE.
Dominion of Canada, Merchants, Bank of
nada,

Chase Naicnal Bank,
Hide

Salen ’

on
ident; Thos Ritehle, :

T. W. HOWARD
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
108 Bisitorsa41z-8r., Lonpow, E. G.

IF YOU WANT AN ADVERTISEMENT, Large
orsmall, Inserted in any Huropean Newspaper
Magaz! eriod save yo ourself . all
Trogbierome detaiis oy yesnding it straight to
T. W. HOWARD,

108, BisorsaaTz-sTREET, LONDON,
ESTIMATES FURNISHED and CONTRACTS
ARRANGED for Large Ordera. ADVIO~ OF-
SEED regacuing the Bost Mediums for bring-
ing ADVELTISERS before the Public. Corres

pondence invited.
T. W. HOWARD,
108, BrsitorscaTz-errzet, LONDON, E, C.

Agent for THE RossLaNDER and Britiah Co-
lumbia Review.

international Navigation and
Trading Co,, Ltd.

“tonmer “\Internationsl” and. Alberta” on
‘cotenay Lake and River.
aublect
Five Mile Point ‘eoungetion wiih all
ger trains of N. & F.8. nnd from North:
. re sold and
inte dail
oxeept gun ive Northport 12:1)
pam: Rossland, 8:

except Sunday
mm. Ro aalend 10:

Leave Kaslo, Sa

Arrive ‘Bondary:

jrzive Bonnor's
ner's

Arrive Bor oundery, Bundey.
Arrive Kaslo, Sun sda Y.

The Fast Line

NADIAN5.
PACIFIC KY.
And SOO LINE.
Oean to Ocaan
ROUTE,
East and West
3,000 Miles
OF COMFORT.

— FIRST CLASS AND-——

Tourist Sleeper
Run Through.
Buggage. Checked to Destination’

—No - Custom - Difficulties. ——

Daily Train.

8:00k—Lv. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.—23:05k.

——_.-—_—_.

ConnectegWeet Robson with}{Colum-
bia River Steamers from and tor the
Northfand with C. & K. branch trains
from and to Neleon, Kaslo, Sandon and

; | other Slocan points.

0:
For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa-
on Call on or Address Nearest Locat
Agent, or .
A. B, MACKENZIE, City Ticket-Agont,
P,G. DENISON, Agent, Rossland.

F Anderson, truveling passenger
agent, Nelson.

E JCoyle, District passopger agent,
Vancouvor.

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

If bound for Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or relatives from Eu-
rope, do not fail to call’ on the nearest
Conadian Besifc Railway agent, or com-
municate with

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

For Sale.

-_—

Rossland.

pie
profitable d. ‘Toronto World, Wm. Stitt, Gen. 8. 8. Agt., Winn.

Mr, O’Leary's Funeral.

the young gallant is soon to sail for da-
nila, where the nutbrown lips of the

the royal houee of England, and her Hondon 3 a Hugiand; he Bank of §

matrimonial prospects have been @

ny per on, foreign

Bwubscriptions invariably in advance.
Advertising rates will bemade known on ap-
pieation -

AUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1898,

NOTICE.

On and after December 1, The RossLanp Ev-

RECORD will be delivered toany address

in the United Btates or Canada for$5 a year,

and delivered toany part of the city for 15 cents
@ weak, or 50 cents a month

NO TIME TO LOSE.

The . ‘

was raised in
short time to buy the ground and erect
the building, which is another evidence

dusky maiden will not be -able to even
lisp the name of Hobson.
be a sorry day for Lieutenant Hobson!
The waves may kiss the shore, the sun
the beautfiul biue sky, but Hobson
xust not allow those eweet kisses of the
Yankee girls he leaves bebindto be
burned with Philippine forfeits.

Oh, that will

Sunday afternoon at 2:30 a large num-
ber of mournera assembled atthe Ro-
man Catholic church in Nelson, when

body ‘of the late’Mr. John O'Leary,
whose sudden death by accident on Fri-| *
day last created such consternation
among his numerous friends. The de-
ceased was well known and deservedly
popular, and consequently, , notwith-

The successful opening of the rink
last night brings to mind that $13,000

the shortness of the notice,
there was a large congregation at the
church. The impressive ceremony over,

dinan i

ly

the cortege ded to the new ceme-
tery, when the remains were interred in
the portion set apart forthe Roman
Catholic church.—Neleon Miner. ~~

place on the 11th of next month,21 days
away,.and still the ratepayers do not
Anow who is willing to fill the six seats
4n tho aldermanic circle. The first thing
‘we all know, the election will’ be upon
us, and it isnot unlikely that in the
‘worry and hurry unfit, men will be chosen
to guide the destinies ofour fair young
city for the coming year. There is not
wm great deal of danger of a serious mis-
take in selecting a mayor as any of the
men now mentioned for that position
‘would make a good mayor and could do
no harm if he did not, if we have good
midermen. There isnotime to lose.
There are many matters of great cen-
cern with which the next council will
have to deal and they should be good
‘business men of ability and i i

will take|,.

: M. A. Wilson
& Co.

HIGH-CLASS -

TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords
for Trousers, ..

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

The water‘and light problem should be
rettled ;the sewer syatem should be com~-
pleted; a city hall should we built;
street improvements should be steadily
and rapidly pushed.

* It is likely that before the year enda
numerous franchises will be, asked for.
‘Within the coming year Rossland
should have a street car system. These
and many other things are aptto come up
for ion by the i i

cil,and now is the time to select men 2 who
will be capable of attending to them to
the best interests of Rossland. Who
will they be?

—_———
Lieutenant Richard Pearson Hobson
cwas heavily bombarded by a large fleet
of kissing’ giris in Chicago the other
night, but as no distress signal was
hoisted after the engagement, itis not
Delieved that he was seriously injured.
Lieutenant Hobson lectured on “The

Goes Home 2 Widow.
Mrs. Dr. Langhammer and daughter,
Miss Annie, wife and daughter of. the
late Dr. Langhammer, left for- their
home in Seattle, Wash., this

the funeral service was held over the} ~

‘A good dairy ranch 11 milee south-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 Abundance of Small Fruit.
Good New Honse, Good House,
Good Barn, “Tee House, Dairy Room*
Churning Done by Water Power.
- Other Buildings,

40 Acres

In Hay and Cultivation.

pee a
For Further Information Cull on or
Address,

MRS. J. W. STRUPEL,|?

Colville, Stevens County Washington.

After making the necessary srrange-
mente in Seattle, the widow and daugh-
ter will move to Argentine, Kansas, and
make their home in the fature with the
family of R. Reutcher, son-in-law of the
late Dr. Langh Mra. Langh

mer and daughter bave been completely
overcome by the loss of.the doctor, and
for a time it was feared that the. pros-
tration of the widow would ‘prove  seri-| 3:
ous. Many friends i

the appl

MINERAL ACT 1898.
Certificate of Improvements

-NOTICE.

ladies to the train this morning,

formerly stationed at Nakusp, is in the
city on his way to Cascade City, where
he hag been recently ordered to take
station. Mr. Darrah is an old poineer in
the Kootenays and has met many old

friends in d. He will proceed to

Le Roi

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE.

JOHN F. LINBURG,
Stylish Rigs for rent
Firat class Saddle and Pack
Horses.

Stanzes: Columbis Ave., ‘Phone No. 37.
Gomimercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 89.

P. O. BOX, 136.

PROP.

the dary country

Joseph Darrah, provincial policeman, sua

a Grown b grant tof the nuove a
m1 Mther take notice tha ection, under
efore che is

creak Jot
ttiner's ‘Goptitonto ted 347011," acting as agent
{ Fred Minera cine?

section 27, mi comm
Shanes of much Certificate of | impress ements,
Dated this 24th day of vetober; 1
. UH ANTRELL.

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN

Nerson & Fort Surerarp Ry.

Red Mountain Railroad

. MF-The only direct route
w Nelson and Kootenay
Jake and Slocan points.

@ ean Every day in the year
betweet, ti cbeore ied) ROSSLAND and

No. 4 for sponte and Pacific coast con
nection Jeaves Rossland ut 8:45 a.m.
No. 6 for’ Nelson, Kaslo and slocao
points. leaves Rossland at. 12:05 p.m
No. 3 from Nelson, etc., arrives | i Ross-
20 a. m.

No Change of Cars Between ©
Spokane and Rossland.

Tickets on sale all over the world.
Close connections at Nelson with
steamers for Kuslo aud Kootenay Jake

points.
Boavengers Yor Kettle Tver and

Applieation For Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given, thet, we will, at the
next sittingof the Board of i{cense Comm!
slonors for “the City of ‘of Hosstand, apply, ‘for aaa:
Hoon Hcense to sell quors by, sete 1 in the
remisds ow e-Anaconda Saloon, altu
Ried or on part ot ors, Splock D, Railroad’ Addi:

Rheumatism Banish-=
ed Like Magic.

Re-
lef from One Dose.

Mr. HE. W. Sherman, proprietor ot the
Buenas House, Morrisburg, Ont. is

ence the fol.
Gwing statement from Mr, Sherman’ will
read with great interest and pleasure.

NO. 16 WASHINGTON ST.

REPAIRING DONE.

PHIL A. SILVERSTONE, PROP.

Rossland Loan Oifice.| &

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock.

“I have been cured of rheumatism of ten
zene standins in three days, One bottle
BO .MERICAN RHEUMATIC
iced this most remarkable cure.

fhe atteets vor the first dose of South Amerl-

and no*
feta in my system. id me more good
iE. all * ie Red I ever did in my
to 26,

Sold by Goodeve Bros., Druggists,

Finn & O° Nein.
Dated, December 15 1898.

creel reus
with stage daily, -

&, @. DIOKRON, @.°. TA. Spokane, wosh.
1 W RUFF Agent, Rossiand

=| MONTANA LIVERY

26 Washington Street.
First Class Saddle and Delving Horses.
Boarding Horses s Specialty.
T 6 - MA. HARVEY.

To Suit
The Tenant.

Office rooms or rooms for houee-

EBERC, SMITA
_—Dealer in—

Mines, Stocks and
Real Estate.

it

/ DO
you
WANT
A
MAP
OR

A
NEWSPAPER

TIMES BUILDING.
CHICAGO’

source of come anxiety to her father and
grandmother, since she has repeatediy
yowed that she would marry for love or
notat all.

Full line of bors new Hockey Shoes
openedthis week. Extra value at M.
J, O'Hearn’s.

DON'T OVERLOOK THESE.

Dr. G. 8, Armstrong, office and resi-
dence rooms 6 und 6, Postoffice bleck.

., Umbrellas repaired and sawe dled at
hootiry gallery, First avenue.

The Rossland Laundry 1s doing good
work ata reasonable price. Try them,
Near the postofiice.

The Evening Record delivered to your
home or office for 16 cents a week or 50
cents @ month after December 1.

Tf you are not satisfied with your latn-
dry “work try the Rossland Laundry.
eae location, near postoffice.

ROSSLAND’S POPULATION.
A conservative eetimate of the pop-
tion at 8,000, divided as follow:

Prospectors

Floating population.
Business men.
‘ki

1g nen and euperitendents.
Tea auneters

Sporting men.
Sporting women
Teachera and preachers, .

See M. J. O’Hearn’s window for Xmnae
nevelties in American ties, fancy sus-
Pendere, Japanese handkerchiefs and
ee smoking jackets and dressing

The Saturday Record, containing
the local mining news wili be ma

any address in the United States or
Canada for $18 year.

a
iled

a Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and real-
Toe over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of
0.

© the WEEKLY RECORD
: $1. a Year.

VENTS

John M. Smith Waeres gocaisaat

The Bank of

PER MONTIE

December 1 THz Rosstanp Ev-
ENING Recorp will be delivered to
any part of the city or to any.
dress in the pominion: of Canada
or the United States for

$5. PER YEA
$3 FOR Six MONTHS

In the city, THz Recozp will be.
mailed or delivered to subscribers
for 15 cents a week or 50 centa
month.

The news colamne will be ex-
tended to cover the focal events
and mining news of the camp bet-
terthanever. An evening tele-
graph eervice will be odtained as
soon as possible and the paper
will be enlarged.

$5a Year]

BRITSH NORTH AMERICA

ESTABLISHED 1836.
Incorporated by Royal Chartor,
Paid-Up Capital 94,565,688,

Reserve Fund 7,000
London Office: 3 Clements’ Lane, Lombard St.

Court - Dissiserd,
J. H, Brodie, John James Cater, Gaspard Farrer
Richard H. Giyn, Henry J. Farrer, Ed. Arthur
Hoare, H. J. B. yondall Jed. Kingsford, Fred-
eric apbock: nena rge D. B. Waatim: a tr
LIC.
Head Omes in Catada, St, James, Bt, Mont-
H ‘STIREMAN, J. ELusuy,
General Manager. Inspector.
Branches in Canada.

London, Brantford, Hamiflton, ‘Toronto | Kings
ntrea), Queber Johi

Agents in ii eed ‘states.
ne: Traders National Hank, and Olé
rk: (fiz Wall street,
groin: Sey Fren-
Je BMedfichues
London Bankers.
The Bank of England and Messrs. Glyn & Co
Forelgn Agents.
ool, Bank of Liverpopl. Australia,

aank of Australia, New Zealond, Gntor.
f Ne and, In:

uard, Krauss é& Ci

w..T. OLIVER, Mer., Rosaland.

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 Care
in service.

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

should read via

The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

Direct connections at Chicago and Mil
waukee for all eastern point
For full information call on your nearest
ucket agent or write
Jas O Ponp,
General Yass. Agent,

or Jas. A. Clock, Minwavuxeg, Wis

December

‘I

General Agent,
246 Btark Street,
Pe bs Ore.

To obtain first class service, your ticket |°

RI Points
The Dining-Car
‘Route via
Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST AND BEST.
—

Solid Vestibuled Trains

Equipped with

Pullman Palace Cara,
Elegant Dining Cars
. Modern. Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Cars

Through Tickets to all points in the

UNITED STATES AND CANADA

stramsaip tickata to all parts of the
orld.

TICKETS _TO
JAPAN AND CHINA .

tACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC

Trains depart from Spokane.
wrest bound y
2 east bound,
tor taformation, time corde, ops s apa th
sply to agents of the 6. F,
ibtfone, or
= W. Ruy, Agt. Red S0t- Ry.
F, D, GIBBS,
GoneralzAgent Spokane, Wasn.
A.D; CHARLTON,
Gon, Pass, Agent,
No. 255 Mo rrison 8t.,'cor. Bd.
land Oregon

eon

_|veaye 8.00a.m.

KASLO & SLOCAN RY;

TIME CARL,
Subject to change without notice,
run on Pacific standard time,

Kaslo Arrive
e4 eB am South. Fork Ge

8p
2a am _Wittewater

0. 100)
Arrive 10.50a.m. San

Sandon Arrive 1145 a.m.
we 11.25 a.
GEO. F, COPELAND,
Superintendent

oR N.
TRE SCHEDULE,
“Spokane,

Peaines, fae piraucte,
» Pendle!

Leave 10.00 a.m.

Arrive 11.20 a.m.

ROBERT IRVING,
Gr& PA

DEPART
FOR

Louis,|
Chicos and East.

Moscow
Tekoa, Wallace, Ward-| and Coour
ner, Gartield, Colfax,| d'Alene
Pullman, Moscow, Local

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and Coeur]
a’Alone
Local
8a.m. 6:40 p.m,

8p.m. 4pm,

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

Leave “Rortiand, Sept.
1,6, 1, 15, 21, 2

AIAG] GREAT WESTER “RY,

“THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.”

Pullman Compartment Sleeping Cara,
Tullman Drawing Room ‘Sleeping Care
wining Cars on the European Plan,
Free lining Chair Cars,

Uniformed Train Porters,

Bompany Ushers at Depots

ARE FEATURES
Of the Train Service of the

Chicago Great. Western Ry,
—-No Change of Cars of Any Class—
BETWEEN

Chicago and St. Paul and Minneapolis,
Dubuque and Des Moine,
St. Joseph and Kansas City

—.—
General Passen

H

t

7p.m. |To Alarka— oP
fail Sept. 17.

8p.m. 4p.m.
Columbia River bu
rx.Bundey jumble Rly ex. Gunday

To Astoria and Way
Landings.

‘Wiilamette River.
+ |Otegen City, Newbore,
fale we Wey banda

4:30 p.m.
Ux, Sundsy

viillamette and Tele
hill Rive:
Oregon + tty, Das
and Wav y,barton,

Willamette River,

+] Portland to Cor
and Way Land!

3:30
Mon Pied.

7a,m.
Tues ‘Ibur.
and kat land Friday

6a.m.
Tues.Thur.
and Fat.

LEAVE
jRIPARa

4 a,
n pally

‘Snake River.
Riparie. to Lewiston,

WH Adams, Gen’! Agt Spokane, W
W H Harlburt, Gen’l Paseenger Agi oy
Portiand, Oregon.

a

Oldest Established House in Kooteuey

WILLIAM. R. BEATTY
UNDERTAKER. .

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

F. H. Lord:

rand.
Ticket Agt., Chicago