ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 19, 1898.

on a holiday activity. “We ”
are fully prepared for the
wise ones who make an early
selection of Xmas gifts. Each'da- *
partment has received aJarge ad- ,
dition to its regular stock and the
things are so good that we hard-
ly expect that any later arrivals :
can be better.

[erste the store has taken

a
Let us point out a few things
which are both séagonable and In-
expensive. Value of course is ‘up *
to our usual high standard:

Vases, Jardineers, China Ware,

Silk Handkerchiefs, 10, 15, 25° Cis.
Kid Gloves, from $125 Up.
Faether Boas, from $2 Up.
Fur Boas and Muffs, from $2 Up.

Boxes, Handkerchief Cases, Fans, Dolls, Ete

, Brie-a-brek, Glove:and Tie

THE c

Rossland., B. C.

C=

RESCENT

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER C. SMITH.
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the faitor must
be~ccompanied by the name and address
of the writer, not necessarily tor publica
tion, but as evidence of good faith,

SUPSORIPTION. RATES.

Daily half ycer py mail

ought not to require a very strong man
to beat him.

It appears that Neleon is getting tired
of paying her mayor $2000 a year, and it
istime. The people are also desirous of
stripping him ofa great deal of authority
—sgiven and assumed—and it is time.
—eEeEeEe

The fact that a church'faircan raise
$2000in two evenings is evidence that

Daily per year..
Daily per year,

Subscriptions invariably in advance.
Advertising rates will bemade known on ap-
plication

MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1898,

“NOTICE.

On and after December 1, The Rosstanp Ev-
zx1Na Recoxn will be delivéred to any address
in the United States or Canada for$5 a year,
and delivered to any part of the city for 15 cents

. @week, or 50 cents a month

If Rossland expects to have good coun-
cilmen for the coming year itis high
time the

d has plenty of money and is
liberal with it. This fact is emphasized
by the very liberal donation § to the
auffers at the [recent fire at New. West-
minster‘of nearly $4000.. Rossland is ‘all
sieht and “don’t you forget it.’”
Volume No. 1-of the Calgary Inde-
pendent is at hand. Itisa 6-column,
4-page, all home print paper, and is pub-
ished by, W. L. Bernard. Ae it starts out
with'a good advertising patronage, there
.geems to be no reason why it might not
aucceed.. The Rzcorp extends best
wishes.

The Evening Ron is promised the
afternoon agrociated press dispatches ‘on
‘or nbout thes first of the year, which

: will ada greatly” to the importance, and

populvity ofthis pnper. Ibis not prob-
ably genorally known that the C. Po Re
telegraph compiiny hig su far declined to
the afternoon’ service , to any

Kootena,

furnish
paper'in
amount of conay tre

vi necount-of the

Lusiness ip hid,
Upon the, compiction of the line over
the Crows Nest rond; it willbe difereng,
they-claim. g ate
British ‘Columbia. Press “Association.

The-Rossland Ricoxd-ninkes- 8 ‘good |
shygestion, that the editors aud publish?)
ers of British, Columbia’ form,a. Press
Association, and this: w: r would be a
good time’iode it. The lature’ will
convene on“ January Bub, and . most of

_| the newspapers ‘of th province-witll have

w representative at Victorma. That wilt
be an excellent time for forming such an
organization,’ There.are many thingy
that could be: feged tend arranged for
the mutual.‘benefit of the eraf.. The
transportation companies would doubt-
less be glad to-escort the editors about
thefprovinee, which | would result in all
becoming better acquainted with each
viher and the ‘different sections of the
country. Then they could make a long,
strong pull for‘the good of British Co-
lumbia,—Golden Miner.

IN THE LARDEAU.

A. S. Utley Has Bond on the Sovéral Prop-
ortles Up Thero.

A. A. Utley today secured.a bond on

the Belle Vista, Belle Coolio and the

Lake, View mining claims inthe Lar-

year for the purpose of plucing them. He
also has a bond un other good proper.y
on which he proposes to forma cém-
pany.

Dr. Findley, dentist, has removed his
Office upstaire, next tu the Bank of B.
WN. .A., Columbia Ave. Office hours, 9
a.m. tod p.m ;

The snow shoveling brigade was out
early this morning, clearing away about
six inches of snow, which fell last night.
It was wet, soggy snow and indicates 3
Chinook. :

“Some men,” said Uncle Eben, ‘hol?
Jer’bout havin’ los’. dah. reputation,

, ‘when, asa matter o'fack, dey has jes’

foun’ de kind dat b’longs to *’em.”—

Washington Star.
Success— : .
Early to bed, early to riee,
ork all day and advertise.

Fall line of boys’ new Hockey Shoes
opened this week. Extra value at M.
J. O'Hearn’s,

OdGR'

were being
should be out and aa public meeting
should be called'for. {he purpose of can-
vassing the eligible men--who will be
likely to come up ..for aldermen, If
this matter is left-unti
iaabare chance of the ratepayers re-
gretting that the did not take a more
active interest in tle coming municipal
elécfion. eS i

8o far no one at homé.or. abroad haa

taken iesue with the Reconp's. estima- | |
tion of the population. of -Rossland at [9
8000. Neither has anyone found fault| |
with the accuracy of the. classification of |-

the people, starting off with 1500 miners,
1500 children and 1000 women. Our es-
timate was conservative, and there isa
strong probability of there being more
than 8000 people in Rossland at the
present writing.
es

The iew’s Chri

ition is at hand, and is an elegant 24-
page illustrated number. Its baby
show is i ‘ing 497, bi
ed and named, among whom are Miss
Helen Maude Baillie and Misa Laura
Shaw of Rossland. The reason there
waa not mose Rossland babies in the
show is that everybcdy was taking that
yaluable paper before the show opened.

a latd day there | |'

A: Wilson
Co.

=|

sH/ TAILORS.
~ BEDEORD Cords

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

DOES

‘Heart. Spasms
DR. AGNEW’S CURE FOR THE HEART
A WONDERFUL LIFE-SAVER,

No organ inthe human anatomy to-day

Whgse diseases can bo moro rendily de:
tected than those of the heart—aond

medical discovery, has made

” the leart will
-cure—it’s a heart, space acts aus
J —agts surely —noty wifey. cl
‘was given up to die’ ysicians
cand ‘friends: “Ove d ats
‘Cure for feart ERY ‘ea
six ho iies ‘cured my-cape. of fiftoon
Year'ssts ius MRS. Tle PHELLER,
‘Whitewood, "N,V,

roliof in 30

Sold by Goodeve Bros., Druggists.

Le Roi

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE. sett

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

Brapuzs: Columbia Ave., “Phone No. 37:
Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 39.

P. O. BOX, 136.

The Neleon Miner is authority for the
statement that Mayor Houston. will
be 2 candidate for re-election, and that
he will not’ get the office by acclama-
tion, and that a strong man would be
Drought out against him. Ifhalf we
hear about Mayor Houston istrue it

Rossland: Loan Office.

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

PHIL A. SILVERSTONE, PROP.

: Rese Slag tuoling Rink 8

: ‘LIMITED.

GRAND OPENING of the company’s
new rink Cor. Second % avenue and Spo-
kane street EB

Mosdey: Lvetisg, Destin. hh

GOOD ICE.
BAND IN
ATTENDANCE.

DOORS OPEN 7:30

General Admission 25 “Cents.
CHILDREN, 15 CENTS.
Season Tickets willadmit on this oc-

Lorne Beecher,

SECRETARY |

deau, and will go eust the first of the |’

For Any Season.

Zerord Jab ot
_stitements, cou
and get prices.

| SBBDSSOSSHOSO Ge DOOOS

Job printing of all kinds done to your entire subtefactlon rt the
120143 Columbia avenue,
crelipa, vards, meal tickets, et

- GP-50 DAGE a:
BRHBGLOD SECRLIBD

S|

OBPOSOTS

——

Letter heads, pill heads,

1 epecialty. Cuil

Loe

BBOSSSS:

Rossland camp.

The Saturday a

Each week contains. alithe ming news of

M MacNEILL & DEACON,

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.
Rosslund, B. C.

(\.. fiiner Bullding, Colimbia Avenue,

APPLICATION TO. INCORPORATE,

pXotige sn hereby given that application wilt
fde to the jegisiati mbly of the
9 of Matted aut) =

hi
« {company in
SACs
ed

Hunter Bro
s —FoR—_ ae
eo Fresh Fancy. Groveriee.
Table Delicacies,
ROCQUEFORT CueEen.
IMPERIAL C. OA ERSE
SWISS CHEESE.

cross & BLACK WELLS’.
JAMS, JELLIES PICKLES,

cOocosAs
and CHOCOLATES.

over ell’ eer

an
privilezes,
nd Assets, ho!
and} Bu
any, Limi

powers,
rrard. Iniet
iad", and the Ven
ne Company, and vesting the
td conan and: to SUING
tered. int
oripantes, aud for nee, colifers
aid company the
Warr oF ofhiorwrise acquire

er company or. con apanie sand TO Ore)
eurry on tho busi:ess of the eforosald com
re

re ¥ ecers
fauy end’ arate y earry on: and ope
Morany of them, aud of ule
powers.
Dated this 20:h dey of November, A. -). 168,
MCPHILLIPS & WILLL
Solicitors for Applicants.

DAIRY RANCH
For Sale.

——

Agood dairy ranch 11 miles south-east
from Colville, Stevens. County, Wath.
It is surrounded by a fine

_ Stock Range,

Fine ‘Sprints wanda Creek Runing
Through the Place. Small -Orch-
ard and Abundance of Small Fruit.
A .Gond. New Honse, Good House,
Good-Barn, Ice House, Dairy Room*
Churning Done by Water, Power.
_ Other Buildings.

40 Acres ©.

In Hay and Cultivation.
—>
For Further Information Call on or
Address,
MRS. Jd. W. STRUPEL,
Colville, Stevens County, Washington.

MINERAL -ACT 1898.
Certineato of Improvements,

* ‘NOTICE. ‘

‘fat Fraction Mineral .Claim, situate in the

ining D: £ West Kooteuny

Abo ne mile

x tho St.
Paul, Mayflower No 2 W

hat t Fea.
goat f Mor. a.
invend, sixty
Poth Mining ecor Eat a \
Tmprovemoute for t © piirpose of btaintig
he fthe im,
, tae rotlce that ‘action, ender
0

Sanne ofc

MINERAL ACT, 1896.
Certiticate of Improvement.

NOTICE.
Bird fenl mineral claim
ate vin the peat Greok. sila Division of x
Kootenay “istrict. Where Iuertud:—The
Dima’ ow sattlo Fork 14 imile enscol slg Sheen
ek HL miley north ef Newdney ‘Frail ‘The
AL on Little Fork 34 mile exst of hig ~heep
ook Joiniis tho“-Sen Ira” on she north
“take motive that, T-Jchn B, Chantrell, Free
ard. ators Free Miner's cortitieate Na
Yutond, sixty duys fom the auta herceh
to epbhy to the Te tuina heen eden £8 A UGE
eof inpr-vementr, for the jirpirg “OF ui-
Giauttothe ae elaim.
ates

ke
Suave ofmuch rertifieata of improvements,

Dated this 24inday of tretober, 18
SCH ANTRELL,

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN

Nerson & Fort Suerrarp Ry.

Red Mountain Railroad.

pe-the only direct route
Nelson and Kootenay
lake and Slocan points.

Yuen Every day inthe year
Meteor 5 SPOKANE; ROSSLAND and

No. 4 for Spokane and Pacific coast con
nection leaves Rossland at 8:45 a.m.
No., 6 for Nelson, Binal. and Slocan
points. leaves Ros: at..12:05 p.
no: 8 from Nelson, rotten
Jandat
No. 6 from Sp
points, arr. in Rossland at.

No Change of Cars Between
Spokane and Rossland.

Tickets on sale all over the world.

Close conncetions at Nelson with
steamers for Kaslo aud Kootenay lake
points.

Pee for Kettle river and

oO! ats
+ Dated this Ist Sond ‘of December, 3 188,
FA’ Wilkin.

Application Yor Liquor ‘License.

Notice is hereby given: that we Will, at ‘the
nantalsiagel ihe tiyara Of slcense Commis:
sioners for the:City of Rossland apply for man-

11"inj the
joon, Bitu-
Mrond 'Addi-

Finn £0" ‘Nei. t
* ated, Decemtier 15 1898,

eck. 1 tat Murcus
with stuge dally,

G, DICKSON, G.
Cm UFF Agent

MONTANA LIVERY

26 WW. ashington Street.

First Class Saddle and Driving Horses.
Boarding Horses a Specialty.

7, A. Spokane, Wisite
BS st

Office rooms or rooms for houze- &

keeping in the New. Record build-
ing, fitted up to suit the ttrant.
For further particulars apply ito

EBER C, SMITA

—Dealer in—
Mines, Stocks and
Real Estate.

Tele} 6 - M.A. HARVEY.

Do* .
YOU>,,
WANT
“A

MAP
OR

A 4
NEWSPAPER .*

A HA. SMITA,
TIMES BUILDING

OHICAGO

EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 19 1898.

Javic OLEARY'S Dear:
Had Many Frionds'In Rossland ho. Mourn
“ His Death.) °°

The Nebson-Penticton rath
gion added annler ots
victimg, when dagk 0”
railway contractor Was 8
jnto an untimely gt vve,
M-ner,
an and Jum-and Henry Boye had tuken’
a sub-contract for conatracting the stone
work supporting the grade near Shield’s

ene |
tek.
eae rate
Jenly.eniitten

O'Leary was standing on the
wall by the de sterdey morning
about 9 v’clock, euperintending ue low-

of kb Jnrge: stony’ into place, when
nly-oneofthe gny ropes of the
kK oroke. ‘the mast of the derrick
instuntly swung) donnwards, pinning
the unfortunate. man to the | ground,
Tuose near rushed np tw him where he

oved the: massive beam and. lifted
him tenderly. | He was unconsicous,:
thongh still breathing, and . expired
about twenty minutes after.

Arcugh bos was constructed and all
preparations made for conveying the
rema‘ns to Nelson. . A. telegram was
sent to Mr. T. Madden, o friend of the
O'Leary brothers, and arrangemen #
were nade at this end for the suitable
reception of tha corpse,

Tie deceased was extvemely popular
with his meu, and a number of them
came todo honor to his memory in
company, with his brothers and the wit-
nesses Of the sad acvident.. ~The party
was met at the station by Mr.

Sack O'Leary with his ‘brothers |”

Denver -& ;
Rio Grande R. R-

+ SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD.
r Weeldy. Excursions-to - the East,
Ps In Through Tourist Cars
Without Changé 2
MODERN.
—-- UPHOLSTERED
5 ———TOURIST
— SLEEPERS
A day stop-over arranged
aut alt Lake City and Denver

A rido through the famous
Colorado sconery.

Write fgr our ipterealin Books ©
ora Help” and“ How zane fae
m

ite

plications rejected, in other bands,
BIATSON & MANION

} DATING COUIOITORS & 8,

3echantcal Engines
json! agar Oceanic te
ieee 1 raity, aige Wor
forks:

‘Assos. Member Gan.
gD, O.

Bighe:

vey ors A880 :
Sockets oe Clon ease geuation,

Wasmrnato!
OFFIcE?: { Montnea, ©.

t S1CAPITAL, PAID-UP <=. +"
‘| Rest”

BANK OF “MONTREAL,

Gapital, All Paldup, = Med yee

SIR DONALD a, 83TH.
HON, GKO. a. DRUM
£8, CLOUSTON........

seesPresident
ce-President.
ral Mungersd¥

Rossiand Branch.

Branches in

LONDON (England) NEW YORE
CHICAGO.

‘And in the Principsl Cities in Canada. |

Buy and £ell Sterling Exchange and {Coble
‘Transere, Grant Commercial and Travellers
Credits available in any part of the world.
DRADTS I88UKD, COLLECTION® MADE, ETC.

J, §, C, Fraser, Manager,

of Halifax.

INCORPORATED 186A
% one! D000
Haap Orrics, HALIFAX, N.B.
-Directors.
T.. Renny, Esq., president: Thos Riteble,
faute Bogey Wiloy & mae! Di Honk
sm! 8q.; Hon.
Faller, MLC at David’ Muckeen: D. 11

Seignours streets;
corner Greene Ave, and St. (:
AGENCIES IN NOVA SCOTIA,
onish, Bridgewater, Guyeboro, London.

nenbui Fac
awiesbuey, Bhupesseadio, “Sydney,

a Anti
derry,
a a

and came friends who had heard of the
accident, whereupon the procession fol-
lowed on foot the mortal. remains of
Jack O’?Leary to their temporary resting
plave in D. iMfvArthue & Co’s undertak-
ing parlors on Vernon etreet.

The deveased, who. was born in. the
state of Main, has been in the western
country for about 20 years. He-was ex-
tremely well known, and equally well

iked by a Jarge circle of friends. He
was 43 years of age.

Mr, O'Léary has many friends and ac-
quaintances in Rossland who. regret
deeply his demise. :

DON’T OVERLOOK ‘HESE. -

Dr. G. 8. Armstrong, office und resi-
dence rooms 6 and 6, Postoftice block.

Umbrellas repaired and saws dled at
hooting 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 oftice for 15 cents‘a week or 50
cents a month after December 1.

If you are not satisfied with yourlaun-
dry ‘work try the Kossland Laundry.
same location, near postoffice.

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

Floating population.
Business men

Clerks . od
Mining men and soperitendents
Teamsters ......2.066
Carpenters and masons .
Waiters ..0......
Profeesional men

Rrokers and promoters
Bartenders .

Chinamen’..

Sporting men

Sporting women ......5.
Teachers and preathers.

Total...

Rossland Metal Works.

J. F. Fitzpatrick, the‘sanitary plumb-
er, of the Roxsiand Metal Works, is pre-
pared to do‘your plumbing, hot water
ant gas fitting, gaunteeing all work, at
the lowest living prices. Okanogan

uilding, Spokane Street. th.

See M. J. O’Hearn’s window for Xmas
Novelties in American. ties, fancy sus:
Pendere, Japanese handkerchiefs and
me smoking jnckets and dressing

ww

The Saturday Record, containing all
the local mining news wili. be mailed
to uny address in the United States or
Canada for $1 a yeu

a Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and resi-
eee O, ;Hearn’s, opposite Bank of
ronte,

ERCROOOM

) (RNIN
PER WEEK
50 CENTS

PER MONTH

Aaenbiis tx NRW BRUNSWICK.
Bathurs' Kingston
Kent Co eos Moncton,’ Newcastle, ' Sackville,
pees IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,
Charlottetown, Summerside,
AGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
8t. John’s.
AGENCIES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Rossland, Vancouver, Victoria, Nelson, and
Nanaimo.

imo,
BANERRS AND CORRESPONDENCE,
Dominion of Canada, Meter Bank

New York, Chage Naional Bank,
Boston, National’ - Hid

Chicago,,

Paria,
London, iy egland
formu

John -M. Smith Wenane qesaiana

The Bank of

BRIS ORTH AMERICA

ESTABLISHED 1886,

of

D, b

by Royal Charter.

Pald-Up Capital
Reserve Fund 40
London Office: 3 Cloments’ Lane, Lombard St,

Court « pinoatsee:

3, Brodie, John Jomes Cater, Garpard Ferrer
Richa rd HG b Hienty J. ed. Arthur
Hoa Ken Ld Ringsford, Brod:
eric Pabbocks George! D. Whatman,

Secretary, A. G. WALLIS.
relfend Officein Canada, St. James, St. Mont-

HE R Ev-. 6
xNING Recorp will be delivered to
any part of the city or to any ad-
drezé in the Dominion of Canada
or the United States fur

$5. PER Y
$3 FOR: FS MONTHS

In the city, Taz Recorp will be
mailed or delivered to aubscribers
for 16 cents a week or 50 cents a
month, ©

,

The news columps will be ex-
tended. to cover: thé, local events
and mining news of the camp pet-
ter than ever. An evening tele-
graph service will be odtained as
sooras possible and the paper
will be enlarged.

$5 a Year

The WEEKLY. REORD
$l. a. Year.
REISS SOOINOGO HAH

eemnber

4| To obtain first class service, your ticket

J. Evusey,
* General Siansger. Inspector,

Branches in Canada,

Kaslo, Trail,
Duwadn clty, Klondike, N.
Agents in tho deue ict
ne: Traders Netioual Bank, and
xellonal Bank, Now York: (62 Wall Street)
‘and J. Welsh, agente, san Erene
cn Sansome Street)’ He. J. MeMlichael
R. Ambrose, agents.
London Bankers.
‘The Bank of England and Messrs, Glyn & Co,

Forelgn Agents. .

Ke.
as & Co. Lyons, Credit Lyon:

W. T. OLIVER, Mgr., Rossland.

When Going
East—~

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

tral Wisconsin.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars
service.
The Dining cars are operatedin the in-
terest of its patrons, the most_elegant
seryice 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 points.
For full information call on your nearest
ticket agent or write
Jas O Ponp,
General Yass,.Agont,
MiLwauxe, Wis

or Jas. A. Clock,
General Agerit,”

Tne MERCHANTS BAN

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT

108 Bisiorsaate-St., LoNpon, E. C.

IF YOU WANT AN ADVERTISEMENT, Largo

gr small, Inserted in any Zuropean Newspaper

Magazine, Cy Periodical, save reclf all

troublesome detalls by sending {¢ straight to
T. W. HOWARD,

108, BisnorscaTE-STREET, ILONDON.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED and CONTRACTS
K NG: Ee. ADVIO™ OF-

SEWED regarding the Best Nledlume for bring?
1B ADVE dora

or
in; Tiger fs betore. the Public.
pondenee Invited, .

T. Ww. HOWARD,
10s, Bishorocarearnstr, Lonnoy, E. C,
Agent for ‘Tu RossLaNpen and British Co-
wala Review:

International Navigation
Trading Co,, Ltd.

~teamor “ International’ and “ Alberta” op
poote tenay Lake and River.
Time

seTime Card) tn effect 12th July, 1897,

Five Mito Point connection wilh all pascen-
ser trains of Aes = ae 8. R. R. to and from North-
t, Rosslans Spokane. Tieke! ets sold and
agen gS shecked fo ait Us
Kaleo

and

except su

Came} Rosslal
New Service on Kootenay Take.

Jeave Ravel for Knslo. ete, Tuesday,

nesduy, Thursday, Friday, Sati

Arrive | ‘Kaslo, 19:08 pas. Leave Kasto

Wed-
abi iar a
for
hond day, Wednesday, Thure-
iY) Friday, 6 pa. APr¥e Nelaou 9 6c.
Bonner’s ey, and Kootenay Rivers service
ve Kaslo, Saturda:
poondary Suad

Kaslo, 8, ‘on wih Sty aaa,

The Fast Line
TO
All Points

The Dining Car
Route via

Yellowstone
Park.

cco
THE SAFEST AND BEST.

Solid Vestibuled Trains

Equipped with

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

‘Through Tickets to all points in the

UNITED STATES AND OANADA

Stevnay nip tickasa t> all pacts of ths
orld.

. TICKETS _TO
JAPAN AND CHINA

TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC

0

‘Trains depart from Spokane.
3:40 P.M.
7:00 A.M.
For information, time cards, maps and tickets
pply to agonts of the 8. F. Fe aid ite cone
ections, or
E,W. Ruy, Agt. Red Mt. Ry.

D, GIBBS,
GeneralzAgent Spokane, Wasp.
A. D. CHARLTON,
t. Gen, Pass, Agent,
“35 255 Morrizon't Ti cor. Bra.
Portland *

Fublect |-

? SACIFIC. ;
And SOO LINE.
Oean to Ocaan
ROUTE,
East and West
3,000 Miles
OF COMFORT.

——FIRST CLASS .AND——

Tourist Sleeper
Run Through, 2
Baggage Checked’ to . Destination:

1 |——No - Custom - Difficulties —

Daily Train.

8:00k—Lyv. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.-28 :05k.

o-
ConnectsS§ West Robson with"ZColum-
bia River Steamers from and tor the
Northiand with C. & K. branch trains
from and to Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon and

; other Slocan points.

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For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa-
on Call on or Address Nearest Local
Agent, or

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

W F Anderson, truyeling passonger
agent, Nelson.

ssland.

E JCoylo, District passenger agent,
Vancouvor.

Atlantic Steamship Tickets

If bound for Europe, or deeiring to
bring out friends or relatives from Eu-
rope, do not fail to call onthe nearest
Conadian Paeitic Railway agent, or com- *
municate with
A.B. MACKENZIE, Cc. P. R. peo

Rogsland.
Wm. Stitt, Gen. 8, 8. Agt., Winn.

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CAPL,
Subject to change without notice.
Trains run ou Pacific standard time.

Kaslo Arrive 3.50 p.m.
South Fork -""* 815 p
Sproules

Whitewater

Boar Lak

Leave 10,00 a.m.
‘Arrive 13.20 a.

ROBERT IRVING, GEO. F, COPRLAND, |
RA Superintendent

DEPART TIME SCHEDULE,
From’ Spokane.

Fast |Portland, ¥an Franc
Mail
p.m

Chicane cud East,

Moreow
and Coeur Tekos, ‘Watlaco, Ward
@Alono | ner,’ Gariigld; Colfas,
Local Pullman, Sluseow.
8a. in. Fy 6x40 p.m,

Spm, | -. :
Pm: lockan sreamsuips| *?:™
* {All satling dates sub-|
ert to chanwe,
-|teave Portiand, Sept.
1, 6, 12, 15, 21, 26.

(SAND GRAY. WISTORK i.

“THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.”.
Pullman Compartment | Sleeping Cars,

To Aloska—
_ Ball Sept. 17.

opm,

ap.m. 4p.m.
Ex.Sunday| ex. Banday

2 To Astoria and Wav
Landings,

Columbia River
Steamers.

a.m. Willimeite River.
Ex, Eun. lore; ity, Newberg,
Satin ee Wey handing

290. p.m.
ie. Sunday

Pullman Drawing Room Cars

Dining Cars on the European Plan,
Free 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

0 p.m.
Mon Pivea.
land friday

Willamette and Yam-|
vers.
Oregon itr, Dayton,
and Way Landings.
Willamette River.

Portland tp Corvallis
and Way*landings.

72,m.
Tues Thur.
and Sat

Ga.m. 4:50
Pues. Thur, yes Thur.
and £at. _and Sat.
Snake River.
Riparta to Lewiston,

W H Adams, Gen’l Agt Spokane, Wr.
W H Hurlburt, Gen’! Paseenger Agt.,
Portiand, Oregon.

Chicago and St. Paul and Mi li
Dubuque and Des Moing,
St. Joseph and Kansas City

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F. H. Lord 33: Generel Passery ngepand

246 Btark Street,
Portland, Ore

Oldest Established House in Kootenay. |

WILLIAM R. BEATTY!

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UNDERTAKER. !
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB'