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ROSSLAND EVENING REOORD, JANUARY 6,:1899.

eleewhere.

WHAT MAY:

RUGS)! RUGS...
CURTAINS.

u rea.

WARM
WINDOW!

Thisiweek we have given up one of our entire windows toa nice dis-
play of house.furnishing goods, many articles of which are not found

Tapestry: Carpets, 50c, 65c, 85c and 1.00 a vers
Ingrain. Carpets, 35c and:50c-a yard.

Hemp Carpets, 15, 20,:and 25c a yard,

Hall Carpets, Stair Carpets, Stair Linens, Ete,

Kensington Art Squares, $7.50,!$8.60, $9.50, $10, $11.50 $12.50.
Japanese Art Squares, $7.50, $12.60, $14 and $15.00 each

At $1.00$ 1 26, $1.50a nd Upwards,
.-- Lace curtains at $1, $1.25, $2, $3, and $5.
Tapestry, Broeatelle, and Chenile curtains, curtain poles and fix-

BE SEEN.

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Ce:

"Fr Rossland:, B: C:

AD

-ROSSLAND RECORD:
BY: BER 0, SMITH:

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the faitor must
be -ccompanied dy the name and. address
Of the-writer, uot necessarily tor publics
tion; but as evidence of good faith:

SUBSORIPTION!. RATES,:
Daily.-per week by carrier. os
Dally per month by mail,

Daily half year by mail.

Daily peryear:.

* Bubsoriptions invariably in advance<
advertising rates will bemade. known ..on: ap:
plication

NOTICE:

Onand after December 1 1,The een? Evs

c. P, R. Narrow Gauge.

There is a large force of men laying a
narrow guage track, from the “Y’? on
tha hill near Laural Hill cemetery, to
Washington street on the newly. graded
railroad road bed and depot. At pres-
ent this track will be used to convey
material for the new passenger and
freight depots, and when those build-
ings are complete the traffic of the road
will be over this track till such time as
the present narrow gauge between here
und Trailis widened, when the te2por-

oo | ty track will be removed.

Juat received direct from England,
carpets, ruge, curtains and linvleum,
The Crescent brick store. _

Mrs. Heard, at. the‘ Ladies’ store, is
closing ont her holiday goods left after
Christmas-at your own price and wants
you to call and examine them,

4m the United. sates of Canada) for $5. a year;
and delivered to any part of the elty for 16 cents
e-week, or 60 conta a month

FRIDAY, JANUARY. 6,.1899,

The-policy ofthe new-provincial gov-
ernment, a8 outlined-by the speech from

Population of Rossland.
The population of Rossland, January
1, 1809, may be conservatively estimated
at 8,000 divided as follows:
Miners .
Prospectors

the throne, will mect the b

of the general. public.. The Semlin: gov-
ernment will become.. popular f£it - auc-

ceeda in

frem the |r,

mines, abolishes:the necessity of a work-
ing miner-taking out a miner’s license;
doing away with the mortgage. and tax
reforming the public landeystem. With
four worki 80 ob-

Professional men.
Brokers and promoters.
Bartenders ..

iy
viously right ‘ought to be dinto
laws-without much difficulty,

It was .a surprise to everybody that
the Semlin government is.to pass.a::law
prohibiting aliens from holding: placer
claimain:-the province: The govern-
ment: will be’ surprised too, before it
gets through with the subject by the
opposition that will come from the:min-
ing sections. ,

Goodeve Committeo Meeting.

All of the committees working for the
election of A. 8. Goodeve as mayor are
requested to meet tonight at 8 o’clock i: in
the di ‘on
avenue, next the Canadian Pacific ticket
office. -The further management of the
campaign will be decided upon at that
time...

Weekly Ore Shipments.

The ore shipments the week ending
Dec. 31 were. as folllows:
Tons.

10 NORTHPORT : SMELTER.
Le Roi.... 5

Total..

M. A: Wilson
& Co.»

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords
for Truusers, ..

SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Co’. Avenue.

Notice to’ Water:
All persons are warned, not: to leave
their/faucets open, which: resnits in the
waate of water. and all persona found

-|doing so will have the water shut off.

This is made necessary on account of
the scarcity of water during the cold
weather.

Rogsuanp Water & Liaur Co.

If you are not satisfied with yourlaun
dry ‘work try the Hoes! and Laundry
same location, near poatofii

Dr. G..8.. Armstrong, office: and resi-
dence rooms 6 and 6, Postoffice block.

The Roseland Laund
work at a reasonable price.
Near the postotiice:

‘1a doing good
. ‘Try tiem.

J. F.  Fitzpatrick,. the sanitary
plumber, has removed his office and
shop to the corner of Coluinbia avenue
and Washington street, under Cap
Shaw’s cigar store. adit.

Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,
is now at work again and located in Olran-
ogan_ building, Spokane Strect,,is pre-
pared to do al i work in his line promptly
at the lowest living prices, Money can
be saved by patronizing him.{t

Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and: resi-
dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank: of
Toronto.

McCrae & Co

Mining and:
Investment Brokers.

Mining Properties bought and gold,
ay. , Conti

dontial reports furnished on applies:
ry competent engineer.

Dealers in
——

Real Estate

MONEY Loaned at
LOW Rates of Interest:

Cable Address, ‘‘Morae,” Rossland:
Codes, Clough’s;and Bedford McNeil’s

ROSSLAND’

SCHOOL OF ASSAYIN
NOW OPEN

With NIGHT ann DAY Classes.. Short!
course includes the assay of any kind of
ore for

GOLD, SILVER, LEAD.
COPPER.

Students may enter on the course of
study at any time ‘for either‘ day_ or
night clasees,

V2, IRR i

Le Roi

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE.

JOHN F. LINBURG, PROP.
Stylish Rigs for ent;

Firse class Saddle, and ; Pack:
Horses.

Srapies: Columbin Ave., ‘Phone No. v.
Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 39.

.P. 0, BOX, 136.

Xmas:
Fancy
Goods ~~

amortmens of Ca! ke,

DID
SPLENDI and Cofee

Celery stands, 2 Holts,
ie anda tell ine of Mice Nacke Toe
Buroau aud Nantel

Fancy. China

BeG decorated in
in gold and red, ,

MIAN
CLASS WARE.

O..M.. Fox & Co.

SOLE AGENTS

Tel. 65.

106 Columdia Ave.

4! J. R.. AONEYFORD

The East End ‘Tailor,
: ue Suitusy

171 Conunbia Avenue East,

ED¥ aRD CHONYN.
J. A.MACDONALD.

Macdonald Clute & Cronyn
Basristers, Solicitors rand Notaxin,

J.B, OLUTE,

{eltors for the aaa of British North Ame
yey to Loan,
MuBains Molupina, Ro: HULAND,

APPLICATION | TO INCORPORATE,

Notieg is horoby giton that appltcatto
to made to the! legislativ sembly a
provines of br ‘Britieh Columb
the Shelton olumbt
eompeny incorporated in
C18 1862

ni
Wetter “and.

ve
a Hh hyones
the

MONTANA LIVERY}

| 26.Washington Street.

First Claes Saddle snd Drivin 1g Horace.
‘Boarding Horses a Specialty,
Telephone6 - M.A. HARVEY.

. CORRESPONDENCE SOLIOITED.,

) CINTS

PER WEEK

50 CEM

PER MONTH:

December 1-Tae.-Rosstanp: Ev--
gnin@ Recorp wiil. be delivered to
any part of the-city or to any! iad
dress in ‘the Dominion. of. Canada -§
or:the United States for

$S. PER YEAR
$3 FOR Six MONTHS.

Inthe city, Tum Recorp will be
mailed or delivered to: rubscribers -
for 15 cents a week or: 60 centa. a
mont

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
soon as possible and the paper
will be

Denver &
Rio Grande R. R.

Weekly Excursions to the Bast.
In Through Tourist Cara
‘Without Change v4

It has been decided tocontinue per
manently the tourist car, which for the
past few weeks has been attached to the
trans-continental train of the C. P. R.,
which leaves Vancouver on Thursdays,
The car goes right through to St. Johns,

MODERN:

——UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
— SLEEPERS

A day stop

85 a Year
Decennber

§| Paut, May towed No 2
‘gent for. G G, Adam

A] the
‘ Hentted ti Unbility, will bo 1 Hela on
ary, A

i ‘Nison Tarophine Lipton and + eat
sume {n tnesaid company’ ‘and. estat
the. Mabilities entered into te
aforessid ‘compenies, and for: the Hants
upon the said company the

ng slmnfint objocti's

the company and tonmalvutoale ob.

rr company. or compa Nos and mt a Seated

curry on the business fof the aforesaid com

Gr compantex so acquired, or to be nequired,
and for the g.coniorrivy poh the suid compart

HL wD
pletely carry cn and ¢y

al
fu ally ‘and ae
Works s aforesaid or any of them, an

Poputed this sath dey of November, 4, D. 183.
(LLIPs & W TECtAsS.
Bolicitors for Applicants,
MINERAL. ACT, 1896.

Certificate of Improvement,

rate the
of other

NOTICE. .
Bird’ tnd Seal mineral claims, situ.
tho ruil Creek. whine Division of Wet
Kuotenay vistriet. Where loceted:—The *
Bird on Little fits mile shat of pil Penesp
Creek miles orth of Newdor

sper ertiton me. No 12% a8 Bgeut
ward A:

trey, Free Miner's * cortiente ‘No,

veer notice cont rader
section Vi, mnet. be. rolnmenced. beta
sulntce of such Certificate of immproveucate.
Dated this zithday of Notober, 18
One CHANTRELL,

MINERAL ACT 1898.
Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE,

south west of " hossiand, bounded. by: the &t.
White't ear, e
‘Take notice that Dea, Wie a ncting 8
My: Minebe core iete
Tnvend sixty auye from
a De to the Mining F ecordec tor, = Ra ate
‘ni proveme.;ts for tha’) he:purpore. of eblaining
@ Crown grant of the abo
“And ‘urther fake: malice thet action, ears
section 37, must be fore the
Suance of such certificate of feaproy ements,
Dated this ist day of December, #1808

Finn & O' NEILL.
Dated, December 15 1858.

NOTICE.

Take notice thats special genoral mecting of
a alountain Gold. sming, Company,
jonday, the
189, at the hour of
releute’ clock inthe ‘afternoon at the uflica of
Whiteside, solicitor, Rossland for

he purpore o of eousidering and if dem
sable tf sulution authorizing the
Fowrsrea Yon @ pravis~
ious orbs Sompuatest ‘Rot, ison anid umbading
of the “timmit Gold and
ate r company, Limited,” and. for

id Dec camber 1898,
. L. GRAHAM, Acting Secretary.

SPOKANE BALLS & NORTHERN.

Netson & Fort Suerparp Ry.

Red Mountain Railroad.
ts Pe The only direct. route
elson und Kootensy
lake and Slocan points.

: @Q wae Every day in the year
Between SE SPOKANE, ROSSLAND and
No. 4 for Spokane und Pacific coast con

nection leaves Rossland- vat ET ‘
nob. 0. 5 from Nelson, ete... arrives in. Ho
at

No. 3 from Spokave and Banltie eer
points, arr. in Hosslaud 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

"| sieamen for Kaslo aud Kootenay lake

Pol ute.

for Kettle river and

New » where it with
the Dominion and Allan line ocean

at alt Lake City and Denver

steamers, tf

Matte from Trail smelter.........89,390

Evening Reooxp 60 cents a month,

A ride through the fumeus

Ola newspapers for sale at the Record

| Golorado scenery,

office, 15 cents per hundred; 200’ for. 25
ent hachete .

Boundary creck connect at Marcus
with stage daily,

}. DICKSON, A. ?, T, A. Spokane,
OE RUFF Agent, Reantand hae aah

ROSSLAND’ EVENING RUCORN, TANUARY. 6, 1889.

PROVINGIAL LAGISLATURE

(Contiuned from Firat Page,)
as prolific and, profitable to thore en-
gaged in them as they have been in pre-
vious yearss

: AGRICULTUBAL INTERESTS.

It is with plensure that I can refer: to
the general improvement which has ta-
ken place inthe, condition of our agri-
cultural combiunity. With abundant
crops and anvever expanding home mar-

ket, there is little doubt that in the fu-|:
ture, agricultural pursuita will ‘contrib-

A STOCK OF
GROCERIES |
WILL BE SOLD AT

AUCTION!

On Washington St, Opposite the
RED STAR STABLES’ OFFICE;

AT LP. M.,
M. J, WALKER,
AUCTIONEER

ute much :more largely,than
to the wealth of the province,
‘HE NEW. WESTMINSTER FIRE,

A great. calamity. visited. the city: of
New Westwinster in the disastrous con
flagration ‘of September Just. But’ the
energies atid courage of her. citizens reae
tothe emergency, and, encouraged. by
the sympathy and ‘material -assistance
of people of all parts of Canada they put
_forth such éfforrt ag have already caused
the city to rise trom its ashes. You will
be asked to pass:legislation to put. the
civic flnance'on such a. stable, basis as
will mai the high jon.of the
royal city. v

MORTGAGE TAX AND MINER'S LICENSE

With « view:to, remove’ the existing
inequaltiies in the present system ef

will be

Nomination: Day Fixed’ for’ Monday,
Sannary- 9.
QUALIFICATIONS OF MAYOR SET OUT

Candidates for Aldermen‘ Must Own
$500 in Real
_ Estate,

City Clerk McQueen has caneed the
nol

you for Temlesison.oni thati- “pare of- ike
tax of. ‘ps
known as the mortage tax, and for the
repeal of-the law requiring men working
in mines. fur wagez to hold a free min-
er’s certificate.

THE TORRENS LAND SYSTEM.

Renlising the advantages ‘to be de-
rived from an abeolute security: in. the
titles to land, and from an easy and. in-
expensive system of. transfers of real’ es-
tate titles, my govern men} will:lay: be-
fore you a-bill to introduce: into. this
province what is known’as’ the Torrens
system of registration. under such are
rangements as will maké its adoption’
both convenient ‘and advantageous to
owners of property.

In order.tovpen vp the: public do-
main for settlement, while, securing to
the province the full: benefit which’ it
would derivefrom such a valuable: as-
set, you will be asked to sanction cer-
tain changes in the land act...

NO JAPANESE UNDER GROUND,
For the better protection ‘of miners: in’

coal mines » bil willbe laid before. you 4

the iP under:
ground of Japanese in these mines.
PROSPECTING ON- RAILWAY GRANTS.

You willbe asked (o consider a meas-
ure degigneii to afford to prospectors on.
lands‘ within ‘the boundaries. of the
grauta to railway companies the same
freedom to--prospect ‘for the” precious
metale as ia accorded to them on’ crown
lands.

Bills will be introduced amending the
supreme court act, ‘the provincial ‘ elect-
ions act, and the act regulating the issu-
ance of liquor licenses, with the aim* of
bringing legielation’ regarding these mat-
ters into harmony with the present con-
ditions of the province,

THE FINANCES OF THE PROVINOE.

My government has given much con-

sideration to the present ial posi-

| a.m, to4 o'clock p.
Ward No. Sat the Forin: building, | ’

iz ica to printed.in the
morning paper, and: as he says he does
think it ia necessary, for.the city to pay
foritin’ two papers, we publish jt for
the benefit of our readera, many of whour|-
do not take that paper... This is the wa:
most of the city’ printing has been - ‘ae.
vided this year,
NOTICE. z
Public.notice is hereby: given: to ‘the
electora'nf the municipality of Roseland,

SATGRDAY JAN. 7}.

GIT ELECTION JANUARY'T2

BANK: OF -MONTREAT.

Capital, All Paid up, oy - 31203. ed

81R DONALD A, SMITH

T. W. HOWARD!
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
108 BisuorsaaTz-St., Lonpon, E, 0. *

YOU WANT AN ADVERTISEMENT, Largo
gr Small, Inserted in any European Newspaper

nt
HON, GEO. A, URUMMOND, i Vigereataent,
ral Mangos’

‘Rossland Branch.

Branches ‘in

LONDON (England) NEW YORK
CHICAGO.

And in the Principal Cities in Canadas

Buy and fell Sterling Exchange and %
‘Transere, Grant Commercial and Trav
Credits avatluble in any partof the world,
DEADTS ISSUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETO.

« Gi S.-C. Fraser; Manager...

TE ANRGHANTS BANK

of Halifax.-

INCORPORATED 1669-
CAPITAL, ‘PAID-OP. Te °
REST .

| Huap Orns, HALIFAX, §..
_plkeotarn: .
Fe1., protidents Thos, Ritchie,
fichael Dwyer, Eq.
ley Smith, Baas Hon. Hi,
y David’ Maskecn; De i.

in, Cas
Montreal Branch, Edson L, Pease, Manager;
7 Notre baie

oe By ‘Kenn:

‘AGENCIEA In Nova SCOTIA,
Antigonish, Bridgewater, Guyaborg, London-
derry, ‘anteatet aiuiand (Hants Co.) Pictou
ort Hawkesbu’ ubeuacad!
s\arrure, Weymouth” Py ores
AGRNCIEG IN NEW BRUNSWICK.

g Bathurst, Dorchester, Fredericton, Kingston
(Kent Co} Moncton,’ Newesatle, Sackville,

that I require the the eaid
electo. at the city offices ont Columbia
avenue on:

MONDAY HE OTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1899.
At 12 o'clock.’ noon, for “the: purpose of
electing persons to represent then in
the municipal council as mayor‘and al- |:

dermen, &

NOMINATIONS. OF CANDIDATES,

The candidates shall be nominated in
Writings the writing shall oe subscribed
by twe voters of/the munivipalty as pro-
peser aid secoader, and ‘shall -be ‘dgliv-
ered to the returning. olficer,at anytime
between the date ‘o1 notice:and-2 p.m,
of the day of: 7 Dotatnarion, : and-.in the
event ofa poll ‘being, necessary, such
poll will be opened on

“THURSDAY -THE 127rH “DAY: oF,
_.. JANUARY, 1899.

Ward No. 1.—At the: city. offices; Go:
lumbia avenue, trom. 8 o’oiock. a, m:
o’clock:p, m.

‘ard No. 2.—At Charles: Dempater’ 8:
Office, Columbia avenue, from‘8. ’clock:

Columbia avenue, from 8 o’clock: a. in.
to 4o’clock p. m.
Uf.which every person ig hereby’ re-
quired tu take notice and govern hunself
accordingly,
QUALIFICATION FOE MAYOR.

‘Shall be, such persons: as are ~ gale!
British subjecta ot the full age of twenty-
one years, and are.not dixqualified under
any. Psi and/ have. boon afer six years
next the:
the registered owner in; the Lahd..Reg- |
istry ottice, of land or real property *in
the city.of. the assessed value, on the
last municipal asaess:nent roll, of oe
thousand dollars or more,. over -aud |;

ve apy registered incumbrance, or
charge, and: who are otherwise daly,
qualified as. municipal votera.:

tion of the province, and to the’ nieana
by which important public worke can he.

B carried out without imposing undue bar-

dens on the taxpayers,’ and” you will
be asked to provide legislation, to» pro-
vide for the deficit in revenue: for the |
last two years and for.obligations:incur-
ed uuder the authority of acts already
Pon the statute bouks, also to

FOR ALDERMEN.

Shall.be,.such persons aa are male
British subjects of the full age of twen
ty-one years, and are uot isqualitied |
under any law, and have been for the six

nation, the registered owner in the Land
Registry Ottice, of land or real. property
in the city of the assessed value, on the
lust municipal assessment roll, of five
fondres dollars or more, over and above

certain changes in the methold of. deal-
ing with the provincial debt and in. the
Mmunagement of finances, whereby: it- is
ticipated that both the credit of. the
province will ‘be enbanced ‘and import-
nt economies be effected.
THE PROVINCIAL: ESTIMATE,

‘The estimates of revenue and © expen-
iditure for-the ensuing: fiscal year:-will
shortly be laid before you and will:show
that they. have -been framed with o view

10 economy, whilat providing liberally
Hor the necessary public services,

I now leave you to your deliberations,

believing that:under the ‘direction of a

ine providence, the result. of your
labora will be conducive to the interests
of the province and to the welfare and

happiness.of- ita people.

The C. P. R. has announced ‘that
round trip tickets at eingle fare rate will
be sold between all Kootenay : points
south of. and including’ Nakusp, from

or charge,
and who are otherwise qualified as mu-
nicipal yoters.

HOTEL
-H OFFMAN
WASHINGTON STREET
ROSSLAND. B. O.;
HARRY MCINTOSH,
Merchants’ Lunch.
25e. |
From 12.noon to 2:30 p m

PROPR,

ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
LAVATORIES ON ALL
FLOORS, HOT AND COLD
WATER BATHS -¥REE-TO
GUESTS. OPEN ALL

NIGHT.

the 20th to the 26th instant,
Such tickets are good for return until
January 4, Round trip tickets will aleo
‘be sold under: the same. conditions on’
Dec. 30 and 31, and Jan. 1st; which will

ww Av First Class: Bara.
{ Miners Checks

also be good for return until January 4.

Evening Recorp 50 cents per month.
Evening Recorp 60 cents per month,

@2Cashed.
Free of Charges ;

months next preceding the day of noun- |!

or Jas. A. Clock; -

ENCIES IN PRINCE’ RDWARD ISLAND,
» Charlottetown, Summerside,
* AGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
8t, John’s.
_ AGENCIES IN BEITISH COLUMBIA. /
Rossland, fy aneouver;’ fictorie, Nelson, and.

BANERRS AnD CORRESPONDENCE,
Dominion of Canada, wees, Bank .
New York, ae Ni
Boston, National

Leather
dban
‘Sational “Beni,
Paris, Krance: Greiit Lyonnais,
London, England; The Ben! of Beotiond,
Bermuda, jank of Bermuds.s
John M. Smith Manager, Rossiand.;

| Chicago,

The Bank of

Fa NORTH ANERIGH

ESTABLISHED 1836. ~
Incorporated by Royal Charter,
Pald-Up Capital * $4,866,666.
Resorve Fund
London Office: 3 Ciezeate Lane, Lombard Bt,

“Court 3 punillees
3, H. Brodie, John James Cater, Gi
Richard J By diva, Henry J. Fart heel tr beret’
; Kendall J. 3s . Kingsford, fred-
are abies, ‘George D. Wha
Secretary, A.
cefieaa ‘Ofticein Canads, Si James St, Mont-
A. STIREMAN, 3 ‘Bisex, i
General Manager.
‘Branches in canada, * iN
Lonaga Brantford, Hamilton, Toronto, Kings-
Blontreal, Quebed, St, Joh NB,
| Brandon, Wine 3a ton, Ne Ee
Halifax, N.8., Rossland,
| Kealo, trail, “Ashorot reenwood;'B. "0:
Dawson City, Klondike, N. W. T.
‘Agents In the United’States.
‘Spoke z, Tradéra National Bent, and Old
Nation % (32 Wall Btreet)
 Weleb, agente, ‘aan
clio, 4 Bengome. “Btreet) ea Mido metticbeei
J, R, Ambrose, agent
London Bankers,
| The Bank of England and Messra. Glyn & Co,

Forelgn eres

Bank,
Marouard, Krauss & Co. Lyons, Credit ipont

w.

,1,887,000'

inspector. | © -

or, Pertodics!
troublesome detalls by sending C itelaht to

T. W. HOWARD,
108, BISHOPscaTE-STREET, LONDON,
Peer SURNISHED. and; CONTRACTS
Large Orders, ADVIC:
graing the Best Medtuina for bring:
ing ADVERTIBERS before the Public, Corres
pondunce invited:
hae T..W. HOWARD,
108, BisHorsgATE-GTREET, LONDON, EC.
Agent for cus RossanpgR and British Co-
lumbia Review.

International (Navigation ... and

Trading Co,, Ltd: -

Yteamer potemational © and “Alberta” on
menay Lake and River.

Time 19th July;
sclime Card ard tao effect 12th July; 1897. Tubect

notice,
) Five: pails: Paine connection: with: all
ger.trains |. & F. 8. R. R. toand from. orth
ort, Rowland ‘and spokane, Tickets sold and

edt nen.
otnts ditly.
No

Aguege Chec! 1.0.8: point
ne Kase for Nelao!
Reh ver FeRpert 12:
pokanes
way points. daily

leaving: Spokanot

except pbundaey, 4 ovina:
0) 68 pm

of Bosal set ig Pm

The Fast Line
TO
All: 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.
Steanship: tickata to all parts of the:
orld.
TICKETS. ae
JAPA! Aa AND CHINA

Test bound
2 east bound,

‘ANADIAN

“PACIFIC KAY.
And S00: LINE
Oean to Ocaan
- ROUTE,
East and West
8,00C Miles
OF COMFORT.

——FIRST OLASS AND— °

Tourist Sleeper
Run Through,
Baggage . Checked to Destination

—-No - Custom -! Difficulties. —.

Daily Train.

vba: 8:00k—Lyv. .ROSSLAND. .Arr.—28 :05k.

Connecta? West Robson with}{Colum-
bia River Steamers from and tor the
North_and with ©, &:K. branch trains
from and to Nelgon, Kaslo, Sandon and

| other Slocan points.

—o——
For Rates, Ticketa and Full Informa-
oh Call on or Address Nearest Local
Agent, or
A. B. MACKENZIE, City Ti
‘NZIE, City Ticket Agent me
PG DENISON, Agent, Rossland.

W F Anderson, traveling passenger
agent, Nelson.

E JCoyle, District passenger agent,
Vancouvor.

Atlantic Steamsh: ship Tickets.

If bound for Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or relatives from Eu-°
rope, do not fail to call onthe nearest

nadian Eeelfic Railway agent, or com-
municate with

A.B, MACKENZIE, 0. P. R. AGT.

ossland.
Wn. Stitt, Gen. 8. 8. Agt., Winn; °

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CABL,
Subject to change without notice,
Trains run on Pacific standard time.

Leave 8.00a.m. | Kaslo Arrive

BonRehee
EEBBEBEE

peveeteD

Leave 10.00 a.m.
Arrive 11.20 a.m,

ROBERT IRVING,
GF& PA

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GEO, F. COPELAND,
Superintendent

DEPART: |! TIME SCHEDULE.
FoR From Spokane.

TACOMA: and: NORTHERN PACIFIC]!
; 5pm

Fast

Portland, fan ¥i
Fast an Fraucie-

99; Feridieton, Baker|
City, Sait Lake,
yer, Fort Xk Korth i
Omaha, Bt.

Ghicend and Bare”

of tickets
to-agents of the 6. F. ea ‘and its con-
fons, or
E,W. Burry Agt. ReaMt. By.
F: D, GIBES,
GeneralzAgent Spokane, Wasn.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Asst. Gen. ‘Pass, At gent ity
‘No, 256 Morrigon 8t., (cor. Sra.
Portland: Ore;

pply
‘ot

'.: OLLVER, Mer.,

When Going
East~
Use a firat 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
in service.

The Dining cara are operatedin the in-
terest of its patrons, the most elegant
service ever Inaugarsted. Meals are
served a la carte.

To obtain first clase service, your ticket

- should read via

The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

Direct connections at Chileno and Mil
waukee for all eastern
For full information call on your nearest
ticket agent or write
Jas OC Poxn,
General Yass, Age!
Muwavene, Wis
General Agent,

246 Stark Steet,
Fortland,: Ore

Chicago and St, Paul and M Hii

-F. AH. Lord

GHUGAGO GREAT’ WESTERN RY,

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

M
and Coeur|Tekoa, Wallace, Ward-| a

! Morcow:

ner, Garileld, Colfax,|

| @Alene
Locat | Putiman, Moscow.

} Be.m.

:8P™ ocean’ STEAMSHIPS |:

Jail saittng dates sub-
ject to chuny

Leave ‘Portiand. Sept.

1, 6, 11, 15, 21, 26.

To Al
ball Mepis 17.

Columbia: River
Steamers.
To Astoria and Way
Landings,

Willamette River,
'- |Oregon City,. Newberg,
Salem & Way Landings]

Pullman Drawing Room are
Dining Cars on the European Plan,
Fiee Reclining Chair Cara,

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

‘ur.|Willamette and Yam-|

rs.
Oregon, ‘city, Dayton,
nd Way Landings.

am. Willamette River.
ut. | Portland to Corvallis
‘and Way Landings, |_§

Snake River,
Riparia to Lewiston,

W H Adams, Gen’l Agt Spokane, Wn.
W H Hurlburt, Gen’! Passenger Agt.,
Portiand, Oregon.

Dubugue and Des Moine, »
8t. Joseph and Kansas City,|

a

Oldest House in Kootenay
WILLIAM R. BEATTY
UNDERTAKER.

General Passenger and
Ticket Agt., Chicago

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