ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD,

DECEMBER 24 1898.

LD
HE SPIRIT OF THE eC
LIDAYS

isin the vnyth here.

Everything is real. Qualities
and values are not mysteries but
tangible and gata! ble. There ia
real service to be had from
every article offered in any de- -
prrtment of our store. The hol-
day display of

Dress - Goods,
DRY GOODS AND
Gents Furnishings

Outshine anything hitherto
shown here, and outstrips in
beauty and quality all other
stocks.

. Ladies’ and Gents’ Handker-
chiefs for10c up. Ladeis’ and
Gents’ ties 15c up. All Kinds
, Of’ Suitable Christmas Pres-
ents from 10c to $5.00.

The morning paper is showing the
cloven-foot by its persistance in seizing
upon every opportunity to get the name
of the editor of the Recoxp in the police
court in connection’ witth tbe libel suit
the editor of the Miner has saw fit to
bring. This. morning it hadn’t the de-
cency to say upon what charge we were
in the police cenrt. The court reques-
ted that both papers let the cage alone
until it was ended, and the Recorp hag
done 80, £0 far.

The Reconrp will in next Tuestay’s
iesue give an estimate of the necessary
and with
stablishing a

an app: cost of
school of mines for the benefit of the
city aldermen, who are disposed to make
B& $200 to such ani
The Recorp’s contention is that it would
be throwing #200 away to give it to a
proporition that is notin any way es-
tablished.
eee
Our excellent contemporary, the].

THE CRESCENT
‘Rossland.,B. C.

av

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER 0. SMITH.
poesness: DAILY EXCEFT SUNDAY.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the faitor must
be-ccom panied by the.neme. and address
of the writer, not nevessarily tor publica
tion, but aa evidence of good faith.

Sent sy eee ruaeae: RATES.
Daily perweek by parriers eoeee ee ceenerese $15
by mi

50
Daily half year by att oo
00
Dally: awe rears foreign. 0
wulin ©
Bubseriptions invariably in advance.
Advertising rates will bomade known on ap-
plication

NOTICE.

On end after 1, The R Ev-

Grand Musical and Free Presentation
by Entertainments.

There will be a series of grand musi-
cal and free entercainments in the va-
cant store in the Lemon block on upper
Columbia avenue, commencing on Mun-
day evening, December 19th, and con-
tinuing until further notice.

Remember that this ia a free concert,

and musical * entertainment, and will
commence each evening at half paet
seven each evening—at half past seven
(precisely)—and_ will consist of comic
songs, with banjo attachments, inetru-

mental music upon the big banjo and
little whistle, and other instrumental
and chin music, revitations. ete. Come
everybody, and bring all your kinfolks.

Front seats reserved for cash customers.

No boys or ladies admitted. Don’t for-
get the hour. Seven-thirty p.m. (pre

cisely).

It has been decided to continue per-
manently the tourist car, which tor the
Past few weeks has heen attached to the

xaNG-Reoonn will be delivered to any address
in,she United States or Canada for$5 a year,
and delivered toany part of the city for 15 centa
‘& week, or 50 cents a month

train of ‘the 0. P. R.,
which leaves. Vancouver on Thursdays.
‘The car goes right through to St. Jobns,
New Brunawick, where it conneets with

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1898,

CHRISTMAS IN ROSSLAND.

fs Chri Jand
has‘ en on holiday attire, as much so
y eastern city of ita size. Large
suns a ‘money have been expended in
buying. presents for relations and friends
here and-thousands of dollars have gone
out in the way of,Christmas gifts to those
who were left behind, The churches
have, ‘made. _Preparations for entertain-
ing the’ members and friends. Nearly
every oven‘has & well-fed turkey in jt
with's capbord well filled with the del-
acacies of'the season. Rossland can be
thankful beyond ‘that of probably any
other city,on earth, because its list of
those. in need is amaller, And thankful
too, Because her list of charitable people
is largér than any other city of her size.
No. city OrePeople can have a merry
Christmas "without having many reas-
ons to be thankful, and Rossland has.
If any one knows of a neighbor who is

the D and Allan line ocean
steamers, tf

——— ay
The Saturday Record, containing all
the local mining news ‘Will -be* mailed
to any address in the United States or
Canada for $1 a year,

M. A: Wilson -
&

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords
for Trolisers,

SPOKANE‘STREET ~
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

Ri <> Evenixe Recon, is disposed
to be indignant becauee no one, ‘‘at
home or abroad,” has chal d its es-

\GSSSS9SS99S9 @

Record Job office, 120}¢ Columbi:
statements, connterslips, cards,
and get prices.

meal tickets, ete, & Specialty,

Or >i SOOTSDCO—TTCs

For Any Season.

Job printing of all kinds done to your entire: sutisfaction at the

a avenue, Letter heada, vill heads,

Call

’ UP-GO DAGE PRINTING.
2 LLLLLDL LIL SSSSELLGSSSSS69

Each week. contains
Rossland camp. |

The Saturday Record

allthe mining.news of

Moecseie & DEACON,

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.
Rossland, B.,C.

Minez Bullding; Columbia Avenue.

APPLICATION TO INCORPORATE.

timate of Rossland’s population, which
it puts at 8,000. We are afraid there are
many inthe province who would like to
challenge that part of its distribution
which gives, ont of these 8,000, 250
“sporting men” and 125 ‘sporting wo-
men.” With these exceptions British
Columbians generally will be glad to
concede the 8,000, and will rejoice when
the number is doubled.—Neleon Miner.

Hunter Bros.,

—FOR—- %
Fresh Fancy Groceries.
€=Table Delicacies,
ROCQUEFORT CHEESE.
IMPERIAL, CHEESE
swiss CHEESE.

CROSS: & BLACK WELLS’,
JAMS, Ser Lins PICKLES.

AS
and CHOCOLATES.

nt stock companies;
PARRY; TOWRT to aaa
over all “righ
We esmminatar.

on sp acuulred, or reed
he sald company

narate tie
Of othe?

suc Pe neers “ap Ta
fu rend ‘complotely carry ca and oy
rors a id or auy of them, au

Popated this 20th dey of November, A.
PLibea WiLctaats.
Eolfcitors for Applicants,

JTCHING
REEPING

RAW LING
STINGING

SKIN DISEASES RELIEVED BY ONE AP.
‘PLICATION OF

ih pee S Ointment,

35 CENTS.

James Gaston, igrchant }) Wilkesbarre,
F oriten For nine T Haye een

from every blem-
The first ‘application gave relief. 20.

Sold by

DAIRY RANCH|_

-For Sale.

——

Stock Range,

Fine Spring, and a Creek: Ronng
> Sinall Orch-
Br ard and-Abnndance of Small Fruit.

Good House,

Through the Place.

FON lew Honge, G
-Good Barn, Ice House, Dairy Reom*

ct

$1. a Year.
DOOIOOOHES

Denver &
Rio Grande R. R.

SCENIO LINE OF THE ‘WORLD.

Weekly Excursions to the Bast,

In Through Tourist.Cars

‘Without Change

MODERN———_

" —_-UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST.

one by Water Power.
Other Buildings. *

40 Acres

In' Hay and Cultivation.

section 87, must
suance o!

MINERAL ACT 1898.
Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE,

iy of Chratning
of the above cla
Ana turther fake notica tbat ‘action, pnder
1° ed before the is-
of'ueh certifieata of Linprov ement

‘A good dairy ranch 1] miles routh-east
from Colville, Stevens ‘Connty, ‘Wash.
It is surrounded by, afine .

Soi
For Further Information Call on or
Address,

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

MINERAL ACT, 1896,
: Certificate of Improvement.

pligee

mineral claims, situ:

rth
z oo deb Be ‘chante, Free
ating Cornitien ta Nor 127 fold, meting as
Edward Aires, Free Minel heate.N
Sela tutongs pest free atfner “ne gata, hess
toapply to tha jalining Kecurder’ fura Certit-
gate uf improvements for the purpuse “of ob-
Gtant to the above claim.

Davea this zithday of ficotgben,
NO. B. CHANTRELL,

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERY

Nexson & Fort Suxpparp Ry,

Red Mountain Railroad.

M@&F-The only direct route

to Nelson and- Kootenay

lake and Slocan points.
Qe Every day in the year

between SPOKANE, ROSSLAND aud
SAN DON. 3

No. 4 for Spokane and Pacific coast eon
nection leaves Rossland at 8:45 a.
No. 6 for Nelson, Kaslo pu
poluts. leaves Rossland at. .
No. 3 from Nelson, ete., arrives
_Jand at ss
No. 5 from Spokane and Bucille const
_| polnfsyarr. in Rossland at. ..3:10 p.m.

No Change of Cars Between
Spokane and Rossland.

Tickets on sale all over the world.

Close connections at Nelson with
steamers for Kaslo and Kootenay lake
poiuts. a
an

‘Deted this lst day of
PA" Wilkin,

——SLEEPERS

A day stop-over arranged

at alt Lake City and Denver

not-well provided for Christmas,

the name to some one or two of
Roesland’s many charitable people, and
their wants will be supplied.

There is not asoulin Rossland that
the Rxcomp does not wish a merry
Christmas, and how happy the world
would be if everyone could lie down to-
night, and close their eyes wite a part-
ing good night to everyone else, of a
“Merry Ohbristmas.””

Rossland Metal Works.

Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,
we. (tee Rossland Metal frorks, ose
vi Spokane Street pre-
red to bers work in his line romblly
Hy the lowest living prices. Money ca:
‘be saved by patroni him.

Fall line of boys’ new Hockey Shoes
this week, Extra value at M,
Pon Hearn’s,

Rossland Loan Office.

A ride through the famous

Le Roi

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE,__saf>

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

BtaBies: Columbia Ave.) ” Phone No, 87.
Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 39.

P. O. BOX, 186.

PROP.

by young woman.

Colorado scenery.

Not
next sitting at the Bs

Application For Liquor License.
tice is hereby given that we will, at the
nse ( ommi:

Finn & O} Netty.
Baa December 15 1898.

Classified Want ‘Adv’s.

‘Three lines three insertions onder head ‘Sit-
uations Wanted” free of charge. .

see fr Kettle Fiver
it Murcus

with stage dally, 5

ez @, DICKSON, G. P.T. A. Spokane, wosh,
'. W RUFF Agent, Rossiand

MONTANA LIVERY

26 Washington Street.
Firat Claes Saddle and Driving Horees.
Boarding Horses’@ Specialty.

- 4M, A. HARVEY.

To Suit

SITUATIONS WANTED.

Emplopment as kitchen or chamber inatd
Cailor address Guelph

NO. 16 WASHINGTON ST.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock.
REPAIRING DONE.

Jd. F. AONEYFORD
The East End Tailor,

FORA

e=Fine Suit.

171 Conumnra Avenue Ease.

PHIL A. SILVERSTONE, PROP.

The Tenant.

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

EBERC. SMITH

—Dealer in—

Mines, Stocks and
Real Estate.

TIMES BUILDING,
oHICAGO

+ gollection of the minerals of the —proy-

EVENING RECORD; DECRMBER 24 1898.

ABOUT THE SCHOOL OF MINES

Takes Issuc te 9 Difovence. ‘When There

Eprron Evening Recorpé—Aseuming
that your coluiins are open for divcus-
sion of public topics, even though the
views of the correspondent may not be
be in acvord with your own, I would ask
yur inda'gence thot I may put forward
a progpector’s view. of the proposed
achoul of mines for Roseland.

Roseland is admittedly the greatest
mining camp in the Rreatest mining
prov in the
tu your census of the town’s population
thera are 1500 miners and 600 prospect-
ors in town, @ total of 2000, orone-fourth
of a population of 800.’ There is a pop-
ulution of 1600 ‘childrens ‘There is no
ovectios to un expenditure of public
money for suitable: buililing, equipment
and the employment of qualified teach-
ers for public school instruction. In
this age of science ‘and knowledge, no
one will for s moment contend. thata
progpector or miner with a vechnical
knowledge of hie calling is not better
equipped for his. duties than one. with- | #

The Rossland Laundry 18 doing good
work at a reagonable price. Try them.
Near the postofiice.

The Indedendent Band will. entertain
at the Miner’s hall on Monday (Christ-
imag) night by giving a. grand, ball
Make arrangementa accordingly. Bt

If yon want to have a good time go to
the Band dance on Monday night at the
Miner’s hall, The boys will take the
right kind of care of you. 8t

H. Ed Leckie, of the Velvet mine, left
for the Boundary country this morning
to be gone several days,

Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and resi-
tense ov over O, ;Hearn’e, opposite Bank of
‘oronto.

Tenders Wanted.

Tendere, addrersed to the chairman of
ofthe Board of Works, marked ‘‘Ten-
dere for Timber w iit ber recaived by the
undersigned up. to »_ Wednesday,
Dec. 1898, for aps ‘Gslivery of the
timber required for a culvert at the Trail
Greeks crossing of Spokane atreet.

‘te otic ions for game may be ecen
Ha f ffice of the: city clerk, Columbia

vie ‘Towest orany tender not necessa-
ly W.

out such. I have
jn this mining town once in vain for a

ince, and have met nv better results in'a
quest for ® comprehensive collection of
the ores and rocks of the camp.

What is needed is a public collection
ofores and rocks, lecturer who can
teach prospectors ‘and others to identify
them by their physical properties, and,
failing these. determine their properties
by ineang of a Llow pipe, and a compact
blow pipe outfic: cin be carried in a
pocket, where ‘it 18 not possible to carry
alaburatory to‘test a sample in the field
by the wet process, A knowledge of the
occnrrency of orea and: those likely to
occur in association with each other,
Aknowledge .of  veing, their formation
aud kinds would, if. properly under-
stood, save prospectors time and money
lam not. aware that- there are “classes
Jor imparting such information in town,

Surely mwinera and prospectore, who
form so large ® proportion of the popu-
lation of Rossland should be entitle 1 to
sone consideration when so much is
done'to prepare the Syoung for the du-
ties of citizenslyip.

‘There are public’epirited men in Ross-
land with: continental reputations for
technical knowledge in’ these matters
aud it 1s not. unrexsonable to hope that
for the good uf the town and those who

desire to better their condition by a bet-

ter qualification for their’ ca.ling, . these

men will give a portion of their. ‘time

that the school may havea start. It is

as important that prospectors should be
able te recognize rocks and minerala on
sight and huve a knowledge of their
Properties as iz ia for the echool popula-
tion wv know their A, B, C, and how to
construct them into words. A echool
where such is knowledge ia imparted
would attract prospector’s from: other
camps in the province, and miners
would Gnd it to their advantage to avail
ves of such ities as it

nay afford.

Agrant of $200 would give a start,
private subscriptions and fees would do}
the rest, for 1 underatand $300 in cash
hasalrea ly been raised, and more can
be easily got. The grant from the city
would help and bea goarantee to the
legislature when that body is asked for
assistance that Rossland and the inter-
ests uf the city were behind the move-
ment. Proxpgcror.

Rossland, December 24, 1898.

[In the firat place, the Recorp has

River opposed the establishment of a
school of minegin Rossland. It hae
only pointed ont that the municipality

thould net make a donation to, such an
institution at this time when there is
do foundation to start. on. The prov-
ince suatains the public echools, and not
the city, and if the province will estab-
lich the echool of mines, Rossland might
Well afford to agaist it.

“Prospector” saya he doesn’t know of

anyone in town teaching euch things as |"

®echool of mines would teach. We re-
ferhim to W. P. Murray, Prof... C.
Woodhouse, Robbins & Long, A. A.
Watson and Richard March, allof whom
have one or more students, and we uD-
derstand “Pprospector”” ig at present a
Student under Mr. Marsh.]

DON’T OVERLOOK THESE.

Closing out Winter Jackets and
Cioaks at cost at Mrs, Heard’s taal
Store,

Dr. G. S. Armstrong, office and resi-
dence rooms 6 and 6, Postoffice block.

The Evening Record delivered to your
home or office for 15 cents a week or 50
cents a month after December
. If you are not eatistied with your laun-

ty work try the Rossland Laundry.
fame location, near postoilice.

Holiday goods at reasonable prices at

: McQuzzn,
City Clerk.
Rossland, B. C., Dec. 23, 1898.

NOTICE.

lake notice thata special general meeting of
sophie Mountain Gold Mining Compe:
Irie Uisoltty. ill be held on. fonday, the
day of January, A. D., 1898, atthe hour
afelaito'
W.J- Whiteside, solicitor, Rossland
Considering and } dea
lution authoring the
the prvis-
act, under the name o!
Conner ining Company, Limited,’ and’ for
the lection of directors,
err
ST GRAHAM, Acting Secrotary.

5 OND =

PER WEEK

tr oF
clock: inthe attSenoon at the omee of |

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Gapltal, All Pata Ue = _'512.900.008

S3IR DONALD A, SMITH.
HON, GEO. A. URUMM!
B 8, CLOUSTO;

«-Proeident
\ce-President.
ral Mangos ®

Rossiand. Branch.

Branches in
LONDON (England) NEW YORK
CHICAGO.

And in the Principal Cities in Canadas

Buy and sell! Sterling Exchange and ;Cable
‘Transors, Grant Commercial and Travellers
Credits availuble in any part of the world.
DRADTS ISSUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETC.

~G 8..G. Fraser, Manager.

TRE MERGHINTS BANK

of Halifax.

INCORPORATED 1860:
CAPITAL, PAID-UP = = _%1,500,000.00
REST ’- ee - 1,076,000.00
Hxap Orvica, HALIFAX, N.8.
Directors.
T.8. Kenny, Esq, president; Thos Ritchlo,
Eaq,, vice: Be ea icbeel Dwyer, Esq.
auld; Hag.2 Willey Smith, Hea Hon.
. David’ Muckeen; D.

ase, Manager;
Kotre Dane

AGENCIES 18 NOVA SCOTIA,
ance Bridgewater, Guysboro, London:
burg, avant (a fants Co.) Pictou
"Hawkesbu Ha beacadie, Sydney,
ey
AGENCIES IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
Fredericton, Kingston
Newcastle, ' Sackville,
‘AGENCIES IN FRINCE EDWARD ISLAND»:
Charlottetown, Summerside..
AGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
8t, John’s.
AGENCIES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
* Rossland; Vancouver, Victoria, Nelson, and
Nanaimo.
BANERRS AND CORRESPONDENCE.
Dominion of Canada, Merchants Bank

Canada,
New York, Chase Naidnal Bauk,
Boston, an

National Hide
Chicago,

Endoa, Bugiand;
on, jan
Bermuda,

of

Cre:
The Ban!
Bank of Berm

aX} GENTS

PER MONTH

John M. Smith Manager, Habana.

The Bank of

BRUSH NORTH ANERIGH

ESTABLISHED 1836.

mber 1 THE Rossuanp Ev-
-BNING Recor will be delivered to
any part of the city or to any ad-
dress in the Dominion of Canada
or the United States for

. R: YEAR
Se. B FON SIX MONTHS:

In the city, Tas Recorp will be
mailed or Slelivered to subscribers:
for 15 cents a week or 50 cents &
month.

The news columns will’ be ex-
tended to cover the local events
and mining: news of the camp bet-
ter than ever. An evening tele-
graph service will be odtained as
goon as ‘possible snd the paper
will be enlarged.

soa Year
‘December

Are, Heard’s Ladies’ Store.

by Royal Charter.

Paid-Up Capital ($4,866,066,
Reserve Fun 1,387,000
London Office: 8 Clemente’ Lane, Lombard Bt.

Court a oes

Sik, Bragteysons James Cater, Ce Guspard Farrer
Hoare, H.J By ike! dali J os “Kingstord, rod:
eric Labbodk, George D.

joretary,

‘Mead Ofice ts Camus, Bt. Tames, 8t., Mont-

EK BTIKEMAN, I. ELMsiy,
General Manager. Inspector.
Branches In Canada,

London] Brentford U Hamilton, arose Rings.
ena

Agents in tie’ United States,
Trad: Natl 1 Bank, ‘and Old
situa New York: (52 wall treet)
W. Laws . San Fren-

i: Meitichael

The Bank of England and Messrs. Glyn & Co.
Paes Agents.

ol. Australia,
ae tie Now Zealond, UnIOn

‘of New Zealand. Jn-
ite, China, and Jo japan, rtered. _eremnttie
‘Amik of india, London and Ching, A gra Bai
Lta.. West Indles, olepial Hank, Pa is,
Marcuard, Krauss & Co. Lyons, Credit Lyon-
nais.:

Ww. T. OLIVER, Mer., Rossland.

gaige bank of of. re
Australia, Bank

When Going
East—~

Use a firat class line in travelin
tween Minneapolis, St. Paul anh Sh - -
cago, and the principal towns in

| Wisconsin.

palimen Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars
in service.

Che Dining cars are operatedin the in-
terest of its patrons, the moat elegant
service ever inaugurated. Meals are
served a la carte.

Co obtain first clasa service, your ticket
should read via

The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

: Direct connections at Chicago and Mil
waukee for all castern points.
for full information call on your nearest
ticket agent or write
Jas O Ponp,
General Yass. Agent,

or Jas. A. Clock, Mupwauxga, Wir
qe

jeneral Agent,
246 BI

tark Street,
Portiand, Ore

T. W. HOWARD

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
108 BisnorsaaTE-Sr., Lonvon, E. 0.
IF YOU WANT AN ADVERTISEMENT, Large
orSmail, Inserted in any European Now!
Sfagazine, or Periodical, anv poursel all
troublesome detalls by sending {t straight to
T. W. HOWARD,
108, BIstorsaaTE-sTREET, LONDON,
AHIANGED for Largo Orders, | AD
niet the Best Mediums for bring.
ing ADvEI TIGERS belore the Public.
pondence
"D, iW. HOWARD,
108, Bietorscate-aTREET, LONDON, E. C,

lumbia Review.

aper

ESTIMATES FURNISHED and CONTRACTS

corres

Agent for THE RossLANDER and British Co-

\NADIAN.

4 PACIFIC IVY.
And SOO LINE
Oean to Ocaan
ROUTE,

East and West
3,000 Miles

International ‘Navigation . and

Trading Co,, Ltd.

¥veamer ‘\Iutemnational ” and. Alberta!” on

Kootenay;Lako and River.

ja offegt 12th July, 1897.
Hive Mite Point connection with all passen-
ger trains of N, & F, 8. R. tre toand from North-
Rossland'and ~ Tickets sold and
aggage checked
we Kaleo for

10 Cal Eubject
torghance

elt
except, Bundey,

| ootenay Lake.
necgare Nelion for Kasto, eto, » Tueedey, Wed-
puraday, Friday, Setuntay 8:90 8.
cealont? Rise @Kaslo for al:
Monday, desdey, Wednesda jay, Thurs.
Sp. Nelson 9 a.m.

i Leave Bonne ra Ferry, Sunday
r joundary,
‘Arrive Kaslo, Baca

ALEX ANDI
Kasio, B.C,, wih July. 1897, i

The Fast Line
” All Points

The Dining Car
Route'via
Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST AND BEST.

Solid Veatibuled Trains
Equipped with
Pallman Palace Gare,
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Modern Day Coaches,

Through Tickets te all points in the
UNITED STATES, AND OANABA

| Staamahip tickata to all parts of the
orld.

TICKETS _TO
JAPAN AND OHINA

For information: gine cas

N, and its
estlons,ar
E. W. Rory, Agt. Red Mt. Ry.
F. D, @!
GeneralcAgent ipokaue,
A.D. D. GHARLTON, ,
‘Asst; Gen. Pass, Agent
No, 255 Morrison Bhs oar Arde
Portland

Tourist Sleeping.Care

VIA
TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC
8. 5. Co, ‘

may and tickets
8. BE. a Tat con-

OF COMFORT.

——FIRST CLASS. AND-——
Tourist Sleeper

Run Through,
Baggage Checked to Destination’

i |——No - Custom -, Difficulties. —

Daily Tr Train.

8:00k—Ly. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.—23:05k.

—)p-_——
Connects#West Robson withlColum-
bia River Steamers from and for the

ith ©. &K. branch trains
‘and to ‘Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon sad

“m. other Slocan points.

——o.
For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa-
on Call on or Address. Nearest Local ~
Agent, or
A. B. MACKENZIE, City Ticket Agent, ~
2 Sty Misket “Rossland.
P.G@. DENISON: Agent, Rossland.
F Anderson, traveling passenger
agent, aun:

E JCoyle, District passedger agent,
Yancouvor.

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 Pacific Railway agent, or, com-
municate with

A; B,. MACKENZIE, ©, P, R. AGT.

Rossland.
Wn. Stitt, Gen. S. S, Agt., Winn.

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARD,
-Bubject to change without notice.
_ Trains run on Pacific atandard time.

Leave e ‘ty a.m. Arrive

i
ieGuigan bs

a agetion,
jandot

VoveuETS
BBE EBEE

Arrive 11.20 a.m.
ROBERT IRVING,

G.F. & P. Superintendent

BREN

“DEPART
FOR

TE: SCHEDULE.
m_ Spokane.

in, Bt.
Chicago aud East.

cow
Cosur|Tekos, Wallace, Ward a
e Gartield, Colfax,
Follman, Seseow.
6:40 As m,

ocean steamsurps| *?*™
JANL sailing datos sub,

ject to inge.
Leave Portland, Sept.
1, 6, 21, 15, 21, 26.

“THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.”
Pullman C i jing Cara,

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY,

7p.m. |To Alaska— Spm.

€ail Sept. 17.

> Is 4p.m,
ge Sunday Soluble Eieer ex. Banday

‘To Astoria and Way
‘Landings.

Willamette Fence,
Oregon City, New!
oA, Lenaings

Dining Cars on the European-Plan,
Fiee Reclining 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 anu Minneapolis,
Dubuque and Des Moine,

—_——-

General P:

F. H. Lord

Ticket Agt

Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars

St. Joseph and Kansas City

rand
cago

_| Willamette. and Yam-| 3:
hilt Five: Pe
gon. city, “Dayton,

Ome ay andings.
Willamette River.

Portland to Corvallis
and Way Landings.

6a.m.
Tues.Thur.|
and gat.

Snake River.
Riparia to Lewiston.

W H Adams, Gen’l Agt Spokane, Wn.
W H Harlburt, Gen’! Passenger Agt.,
Portland, Oregon.

|; Oldest Established House in Kootenay

WILLIAM R, BEATTY
UNDERTAKER.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A