ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DEOEMBER 7, 1898.

William Koller, confecticner. ROSSL AND OFFICI AS ee

Parsons Produce Co.
PROVINCIAL OFFICERS.

its nema
thing in the nature ofa wake, and the
subject of the solemnities would not be
Hon. Arthur Sturges Hardy.—Neleon
Tribune.

TERSELY. ‘TOLD.

Japan has 76 cotton mills.
Hops are ruized in 16 states,
Italy has 11 electric railways,
Egypt has nine sugar factories.
London is to have a trolley road.
B .rdeanx is to have electric cara.
Glass church bells sre announced.
‘Tonneszee hae 187 yarieties'of wood,
Japan now makes electric machinery.
‘Venezuela is to have an electric road.
Great Britain leads in sugar conaump-
tion. ‘
Uncle Sam is firet i in tobacco consump-
tioa. 7
Toledo is to have the greatest. plate
glass f: ctory in the world.
Six hundred thousand pereon# are
employed in Italy in rearing silkworms.
‘AA New York department store has
gone into the printing and banking busi-
ness.
The total value of the mineral output
of the Dominion of Canada for 1897 was
$28,000,000.
Some 7,000, 000 tons of coal are annual-
ly used in the United Kingdom for the
manufacture of gas.
‘The manufacture of atraw is one of the
most important industries of Germany,
giving thousantts means of suppors.
Twenty-five yeara ago the United
States produced 70°. por cent of the cot-
ton of the world; today’ she produces 85
per cent of the world’s cotton,

SECRET SOCIETIES

‘ Creel Lodge No. 27, 4. F, & A.M.
ete on the evening of tho fire ‘phuraday
‘at Mayon

Tally itu
hren are cordially aoe
becretal

BANK OF MONTREAL

Capital, All Paid ul - = 12008:

Cramer's Barber Shop,
Wilson & Co., tailors.
Surveyors are Busy.
A party of C. P. R. Surveyors, who
about a week ago went up Kettle river
from Midway, camped att he mouth of
Beaver. creek, a northern tributary of
the West Fork. From. this. point they
will.go-in different directions, the ulti-
mate object being to reach the Okana:
gan valley either by way of McLean or
Penticton creek, saya the Midway: Ad-
vance.

BELL TAPS AND FIRE BOXES,

een
ROSSLAND RECORD.
‘BY EBER 0. SMITH.

y_invived toa

For Any Season.

Job printing.of all kinds done to your entire sutisfactlon at the
Record Job office, 1203¢ Columbia avenue. Letter heads, bill hends, |
statements, counterslips, cards, meal tickets, ete., & specialty. Call
and get prices.

UP-GO-DAGE PRINTING,
Soeegee ren Gy OIe eee? ag

The Saturtay Record

Each week contains all the mining news af
Rossland camp.

A CURIOUS STORY. «++ President
Vice-President,
neral Mengoaas

ae DONALD A, SMITH...
N- GEO: Sto! PRC MOND.
Ez 3 NonoU

bh. .—Red Mountain Tent at No. 4 meets
- sri 8rd and Sth ¥
tn Aoolery en Wednesday of each month

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PER WEEK

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PER MONTH

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the Sdltor must
‘be-ccompanted by the name and address
of the writer, not necessarily ror publica
tion, but as evidence of good faith.

F. Scuorre.p :-Supreme CourtReg-
istrar.
Joun Krrxur:—Gold Commissioner and
Stipendiary Magistrate.
W. J. Rosrneon :—Deputy Sheriff.
E. 8. Bowgs, M. D:—Coroner.

A Woman Could Not Tell the Truth About
Hi

‘Acurions story comes tothe Daily} Rossiand Branch.
Telegraph from Monte Carlo, the hero-
jne of which bas lost alarge sum of
money through excueable female vanity.
She entered the salle whilea former
friend and protector of hera was winning
in a sweeping style that seemed destined
to break the break. “Zam so glad to
see you here, Prince, and in such luck,
tool’? she exclaimed. “Do teli mo a
lucky number; 1t ig sure to win, for you
are now in the. vein.” The Prince gen-
erously placed a pile of gold louis before
the yivacious lady, whose beauty had
successfully defied the effects of thirty-
six winters, and said, “Put it allon the
number vf your years, and reap @ gold-
en-harvest.” Thelady reflected, hesi-
tated and then placed the pile on twen-
An instant later the croupier
sang out, “Thirty-six wins.” The. lady INCORPORATED 1869-
muttered, ‘Ab! mon Dien; thirty-six is CAPITAL, PAID-OP is tf

exactly my age,’”? and fainted on the} REST - ‘075,
spot. * Heap Orrice, HALIFAX; ™. 2.

International Navigation
Trading Co,, Ltd,

tteamer “International” and‘ Alberta” on
crime caneTuauay Lake and River.

6 Card, in efte t lath J 1; .

toguance wie ain Hoi i ee ani
eo Fol it eon jon with all

ger ager of N. Ate fest is se tte. toaud trom'North.

and and Spokane. ‘Tie

ay wae checked to to aL US po! one rae:
eve algo for Relnon andl way pointe dath

except und reiva Noztaport 22:

in
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And in the Principal Cities in Canada.

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Subscriptions invariably in advance.
‘Advertising rates will be made known on &P-
plication

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‘Transors, Grunt Commercial and Travellers
Credits available in any part of the world,
DEADTS ISSUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETC. -

J, $..C, Frasor, Manager.

THE MERCHANTS BARK

of Halifax.

R. B. McDonatp :—Collector of Customs.
Government agent in charge of bureau
for issuing Klondike miners’ certifi-
cates.

W. 8. J
lector. =

«+. 7 taps.
(406

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‘WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER? , 1898.

New Servico on Kootenay Luke.
eave Nelson for Kuslo, ete, Tuesday, W
noaday, Tu nuraday, ¥riday, Saturday ito es
1. lo for Nel-
ton, ote, Monday, Puente » Wednesday, Thurs-
day Friday. 5 p. i vArrive Nelson 9 aaa.
Poaner’s Ferry and Kootenay River Service.
‘Antive Hounlasy suns
6 Bounda:
Arrive Bonner’ ae

NOTICE. i

On and after December 1, The Rosstanp Ev-
xmix@ Recorp will be delivered to any address
in the United States or Canada for#5 a year,
and delivered toany part of the tty for 15 cents
« week, or 60 cents 8 month

Continuous ring.

The location of the fire alarm boxes
is as followa:
No. 35, Columbia ave. and Butte.
No, 32, Columbia ave. and St. Paul.
No. 16, Columbia ave. and W
No. 27, Columbia ave. and Spokane.
No. 14, Firat ave..and Warhington. “ose,
No. 48, Second ave. and Washington.
No. 41, Second ave. and.Earl.
No, 23, Kootendy ave. and Spokane. G, ALEXANDER, Gen. Man,
No. 52, Le Roi ave. and Davis. Kaslo, B.C, wh July. 187,”
No. 64, Fourth ave. and St. Paul. =
Going to Chicago ? §
To Anywhere East.

Ifyou are, seo thet your ticket from
Minneapolis, Se Paul or Duluth, reads via

APPLICATION TO INCORPORATE, ROSSLAND CITY OFFICER!

Notice is hereby given that application wit}

Menke & DEACON,
pra inude to the lexisiat! ative ortuets of Britis

H. 8. Watnace:—Mayor.
;| ©, 0, Lazonpg, Alderman.
A. 8. Gooprvz, Alderman.
J. 8. Ciurz, Jn., Alderman,
Ross T Alderma
Aupeer Barrett, Alderman
J. Eparen, Aldermen,
G. A. Jokpan, Police Magistrate.
J. A. Inaram, Chief of Police,
Wa. McQusen, Clerk and Treasurer.
Wa. Harp, Assessor, License Inspector
and Collector.

SHOULD BE ABOVE REPROACH. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. ORAL
gompany

om soneatian at Bonner’s’ F
Sd west sound ariel aka: 07 pa
Ihe Alberta awaits atrival of inter
pofore leaving for Bonners Farry.

Rossland, land, B. 0.
Miner Bullding, Columbia Avenue.

The bench must be respected, but that
should not mean that ajudge can do
wrong and go uncriticised by the public
press. It should not mean that public
questions under adjudication should net
be disenased. It should nat mean that
free apeech and the freedom of the press
‘be curtailed. Judges should be above

December 1 Tre Rossuanp Ev-
ENING Recorp will be delivered to
any part of the city or to any ad-
drezs in the Dominion of Canada
or the United States for

$5. PER YEAR
$3 FOR SIX MONTHS
In the city, Te Recorp will be :

mailed or delivered to subscribers ff
for 16 cents a week or 50 cents 2

Men of the Day.
Sir John Voce Moore, the newly elec- oeiioy ae Ee
ted Lod Mayor of London, hag reached | Fulle: Hon, David’ Mackee:
the good old age of 72, Sir John, who | "auSttots reason be Past Manager;
comes from the manufacturing town of Neptsetenota ateote Ws corner Ki estan
Btockport, in Lancashire, is the head of
the great tea firm of Moore Brothers,

penny: Es: 8
ne

Hunter Bros.,

—FoR—

cf
and
phone ‘Company, ited th
Ws e.gon Telophv ine fier vesting
same in the cumpany so to be incorporated
to assume the Uubl ities venereal

id companies the

nt

Sonar Greene Ave. aud St, Catherine Streets,
AORNCIES IN NOVA, BOOTIAL

Antigonish, Bridgwater, Guysborg 0, London-

Fresh Fancy Groceries. AV CeCe Ca

reproach, dnd that ia the best way for
them to escape criticism. Newspaper
men are not the only brave and fearless

people there are, who dare speak out.
Recently in Cleveland, a bribery case
was being tried. It was the closing of
the Burke-Dellenbaugh bribery case,
which ped a most ‘ional fea-

and has been in public office since 1870,
when he entered the Common. Council.

He was sheriff in 1804, and in that year
was raised to tbe knighthood for his dis-
tinguished servises in connection with
the opening of the tower bridge over
the River Thames. During his term as
Lord Mayor his daughter, Mrs. John

ture. Ex-Judge i. J. Blandin, one of
the three prosecutora of the charges
against Vernon H. Burke, rose to speak
8 everyone supposed, in support of the
charges and in defense of Judge Dellen-
baugh. Instead of doing that the judge
did not attempt to affirm or deny the
truth of the charges nor did he attempt
to defend Judge Dellenbaugh. He made
a bitter and sensational attack on the
whole bench of Cuyahoga county. He
asid he knew the visk he was taking,
but he did not care; others, who thought
the same as he did, were afraid to say
go publicly, and had warned him to be
careful. He was willing to face the con-
sequences. For some time the ex-judge
and old members of the bar who listened
to Blandon’s passionate utterances stood
amazed at his daring. Then they broke
into cheers. When the judge finished
they cheered and clapped their hands
again and fell over each other to, get to
him and congratulate him.
Judge Blandin declared that it was
the bench which needed reforming first.
The elitnination of rottenness. should
commence with the bench, he said. He
went into details, and did not hesitate
to say he was talking about Judge Wal-
ter C. Ong and Judge T.K. Diseette.
He said it was 2 comparatively ineignif-
cant thing whether Judge Dellenbaugh
was impeached and driven” from the
Pench or whether Vernon Burke was
disbarred. It is more important, he de-
clared, to cleanse the bench of Cuyahoga
county 20 that property, liberty and life
may be safe in the hands of the seven
men constituting the court. It was one
ofthe most sensational speeches ever
made bps lawyer in Cuyahoga county,
Judge Blandin’s standing at the bar

is the highest. He possesses a reputa-
tion for great integrity.

—_—_—

It is becoming more and more evident
every day that to get the local news you
must read the Recozp. Our esteemed
morning contemporary did not contain
asingleitem of local newsin today’s
igsne. By the way the new subscribers
are rolling ‘to this office itis convinc-
ing evidence that the people of Roseland
are catching on to the fact that the Rrc-
oxp is the local paper,

BY Ki

Spain begs respectfully to call the

world’s attention to the painful fact that

she signs at the point of the ultimatum.
—Grand Forke Miner.

Any Ontario conservative banquet at

King-Farlow, will act as Mayoress, os
Sir Sobn himeelf is a widower.
————_
LOST.—Black Spaniel, black, and grey
about the mouth. Answers to name of
Nellie. Rough lether strap around neck.
‘Anyone who will return her to The Rec-
ord office will receive pay for their
trouble. t£

Catarrh

Shackles

Broken In 29 Minutes

It's an alarming fact, but
wes ‘ear tf cut’ that

Ww

| tomes = ine la
jezine
ins in the forehead,
e, dropping in
the throat, offensive bresth, loss of taste and smell,

“For I was a victim of chronic Catarth;
the frat ppletion of De Suse is Catarchal powe

ter gave fa an incredibly

short mae le I was, tran rgrmasea

Sold ae Goodeve Bros. Druggists.

Denver &
Rio Grande R. R.

SCENIC LINE OF THF WORLD.

In Through Tourist Cara
Without Change ....
MODERN———_
——UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
— SLEEPERS

Weekly Excursions -to the Eas ae

evened tite fants Co. ep Picton,
peuacadio, Sydney,
iro, Weymout
AGENCIES IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
Bathurst, Dorchester, Fredericton, Kingston
at Go,$ Moncton, ' Newesstlo, ’ Sackville,
roodat
CGENGIES IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Charlottetown, Summorside.
AGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
St. John’s.
AGENCIES IN BRITISH: COLUMBIA.
“Rosstand, , Vancouver, Victoria, Nelson, and

€- Table Delicacies,
ROCQUEFORT CHEESE,
IMPERIAL CHEESE.
Swiss CHEESE. .

CROSS & BLACKWELLS8’.
JAMS, JEUEILES PICKLES.

SOCOAS
~and CHOCOLATES.

|_| power

Similer Svjects to the co!
a

r ee wn

tely catty on_and operates
worl fu aforenn: id or any of a f ule

Datedathis ith dey of heerrdans™

‘The peuple of Richmond, Va., are be-
jing encouraged in the belief that the

WEEK. COMMENCING ‘DEC. . 5.

James river may be made as i
to the shipbuilding industry , of thia
country as is the Clyde in Scotland,

Indiana now ranks second as» a state
in which fruits and vegetables are pack-
ed, Muryland being first, Indiana second
Indiana’ now
25 per cent of the canned

and New Jersey ~ third.

Solicitors for A

BANKERS AXD
Dominion of Canada, Merchants Bank
in,

jan:
New York, Chase Naional Bank,
Boston, tional » Hide

ir

of

Chicago,
Faris, Irrance;
London England;
fan

John M. Smith ta case ore

The Bank of

BRTISH NORTH. ANERIGK

ESTABLISHED 1836.
Incorporated by Royal Charter.
Pafd-Up Capital’

Reserve Fund
London Office: 3 Clements’ Lane, Lonhvara Bt.

Court at pieced.

5, H, Brodie, John James Cater, Gaspard Farrer

Hichand 3, disn, Henry Farrer es Arthi

Hoare, H. TT EDN 3 Kingsford, Fred-

eric abodky ‘George DW! Pm
Secretary, A.G. WALLI s.

pefieed Omesin ‘Canada, St. James, St., Mont-

He Grixes, J. ELaey,
Gonerel Manager, Ingpector.

Branches in Canada.
ae

Hallfex, N.8., Victo
Kaslo, Trail and igen
City, Klondike, .T.
“agents ie i United States.
Spokane: Traders National Bank, and Old
xatioual diane New York: (52 Wall Btreet)
W. Lawson and J. @. Welsh, agente, Ban Bren:
ci Sansome ‘Btroct) H. M. J. MeMichael
agents.
London Bankers.
‘The Bank of England and Messrs. Glyn & Co,
biabeds Sua
werpool. Australia,
relia New Zeatond, Union
Se" Zealand.

City,

ies
and J.B.

we i OLIVER, Mer., Rossland.

When Going
East—~

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

tral Wisconsi:

Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cara
in service.

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

should read via
The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

In charge of experienced
Conductors and Porters
‘To Kansas City, Chicago, Buffalo
Monday saasgonon without epaiee, Yt
Falt Lake, Mo, Pacific and Chicago & Alton Ry
To Omaha, Chicago, Buffhlo
Tuesdays ana Boston ‘without ehiane, yo
Salt Lee, and Chicago, Rock Island an
elite rai
Wednesdays 79, ‘To St Joseph, Kansag City,
change, visBalt'Lake: aud Burifagton route.
‘To Kansas City, and 8t Lout:
Thursdays Tideutcnangé vie salt take
and Missouri Paclfic raiiway,
A day stop-over arranged
at alt Lake City and Denver.
A ride through the famous
Colorado scenery.
For rates and information enquire ot 0. R. &
Mand spokane Falls & Northern railway, or

B.C. MicHOL
General agent,
+61 Washington 8t.,

8, K. Hoorms,
Generat ticket Agt.,
ver, Col.

this stage of the game would be some-

Direct ions at Chicago and Mil
eahen for all eastern points.
For full information call on your nearest
vicket agent or write
Jas © Ponp,

General Yass, Agent, ~”
or Jas. A. Clock, MinwauKeEd, Wis
General Agent,

‘246 Stark Street,

Portland, Ox.

To obtain first class service, your ticket|’

SUBSCRIBE FOR. THE RECORD

LE ROI LIVERY
SALE:and FEED STABLE.

JOHN F. LINBURG, Proprietor.

+0, BOX 186 FIRST-CLASS SADDLE AND
PACK HORSES.

olumbie Rennes, *Phone No. 87.

ommercial Alley, ’Phone No. 39.

ate in the frail Cre 0
iste
Gres!
creak : Jolut
Su

STYLISH RIGS FOR RENT, q

MINERAL ACT, 1896.
Certificate of Improvement.

$s NOTICE. >
Bird, rnd seal mineral elatins, a
4s Division of \

i OF of Hig
at igites north eackney: Teall ie
Little | ote a me cust, of ig ine Bae

the “Sea }
juhu Ae

orth,

re
10 the sbove clai »
tuke notice thac Betton, ‘ander
at © commenced before thels
suanrce of {ertifteate of Lmproy ouaeis,
‘Dated this Zith day of (-ctober, 18
Shon CAN TRELL

goods manufactared:in thts in this country.

EVERYBODY 1S TANG

The Byening Records Popularity

Fast Returning.

“Phe new subsceibers tu the Record to

date are:
The Butte Dining rooms.
Paulson Bros., grocers.
M. & M. restaurant.

‘\Rossiand Loan Office.

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

Puit A. SILVERSTONE, PROP.

DAIRY RANCH
For. Sale.

Agood dairy ranch 11 miles routh-east
from Colville, Stevens County, Waeb.
It ia surrounded by a fine

Stock Range,

Fine Spring, anda Creek Runing
Through the Place. Small Orch-
ard and. Abondeure 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. J. W. STRUPEL,

Colville, Stevens County Washington.

Jerry Spellman
Best Salcon in
Rossland...

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN

Newtson & Fort Suxerpparp Ry. f

Red Mountain Railroad)
per the only direct. route

Nelson and Kootenay
lake and Slocan points,

e ew Every day in the yest

bern SPOKANE, ROSSLANDand
AN DON.

oe 4 for Spokane nnd Pacific coast o
nection Jenves Rossland xt 8:45 i
o. 6.for Nelson, Kaslo and Sloat
points. leaves Rossland at. .12:05 p.

No. 8 from Nelson, ete., arrives on nit
lund at .

No. 6 from Spokave and P,

points, arr. in Rossland at. .

No Change of Cars Between
Spokane and Rossland.
Tickets on sale all over the ws vor’:
Close connections at_Nelsor

steamers for Kaslv and ‘Kootenay | ake
points,

To Suit
The Tenant.

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

EBERC, SMITH

—Deaivr in—
Mines, Stocks and}
Real Estate.

Portland, Ore

for Kettle river aol
Boundary creck connect at Marci!
with stage daily,

ex @. DICKSON, @.°.T, A. Spokane, wast.
W RUFF Agent, Ross.and

DO
You
WANT
A
MAP
OR

A
NEWSPAPER
cure Ss
IF 80
ADDRESS

A AB. SMITA.
TIMES BUILDING

CHICAGO

Sh galery.

Columbia hotel.

Miles’ barber shop. *

G. W. MeAuliff, tulor.

The Palace barber shop.

‘W. W. Rye, messenger boy.
8. Glazan, second-hand store.
Thos. Stout, Nruggist.
Little Queen Restaurant.
B.A. C. barber. shop.
Gro, N. Tayler, architect.
H.S. Hartman, merchant,
W.R. Braden, grocer. /
Florence hotel. *
J. M. Miller, broker,
J. 1. Robinson, merchant.
J. B. Johneun, :
Water and Light Company.
St. Lawrence House.

‘Thomas & 8mith, hay and grain deal-

Whelan & Pullman, Butte Bar.
Mra. Krous, Butte Lodging House.
Mrs, M. Becker, Dreasmaking.

O. K. Barber Shop.

Cc. Hikhbue, Tailor.

MLean & Morrow, Druggiste.
Merryweather, Wincisor Hotel.
Martin Ceo, Leland Restaurant.
Davis & O'Connell, Grocers.

H.C. Barton, S. F. & Express Agent.

DeVoin & Patt: 5
Burbank, jewelers eo
Reddin-Jackson‘Co., brokers.

Dr. Armstrong, U. 8. Consul.
James Cooper Manufactucing Co.
McNeill & Deacon, barristers.
‘Taylor & McCoy, tailors.

L. H. Keller, barber shop.

Daniele & Chamberz, paints, oils, etc.

B. Woods, tailor.
Jenks Manufacturing Co.
FE. Schofield, jeweler and repriang.

McLeod & Whiteside, barristers and

eolicitora.
eae & Orde, brokers.
M. Fox & Co., grocers.
W. 3 Loughead, iiilor.
D. B. Bogle, mining.
Montreal House,
Ward & Mckay, grocers.
H. B. Smith, civil engineer.
Mra, M. Heard, ladies’ store.
MJ. O’Hearn, merchant tailors.
John Dean, mines and real estate.

Alex Pattereon, jeweler and repairing,

Andy Reveabeck, Qneen Hotel.
Crow & Morris, cigars and tobacco.
J. W. Whiteside, barrieter.
Clifton Hotel.

‘he Oregon Restaura:
Keefe & Dunahue, Bellovae House.

International
Music
wall...

es

AN
UP-'f0-
DATE
BILL

Cc. ST, P. M. & 0. RY.

Three (3) first-class traing leave Minneapol
and St. Paul for Chicas

‘The Drive Wheel of
‘as true of railways

at line from the

Tw!
jorthw rentorn. a Ling does the thd.
is ita watchwor

tha

mm
every traveller who patronizes it.
W. 8. MEAD, General Agent.

THIS
WEEK,

l

Ii NOVELTY SPECIALTIES

KELTON & KELTON

MISS OLIE ‘BINCLAIR— JOLLY
UKTELLE BOOTH—J. H. FIEL-
DING.—3. W. MORBIS.

es

Bt. F. 0. SAVAGE,
Portlan4, Oregon.

THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE

make
and this is

Traveling Agent.

R. Reppicx, M. D., Health officer.

‘i #8. Wallace.
License Commissioners it
M. Daly.

month.

G. A. Jordan,
T.

REN,

TIME SCHEDULE,
From Spokane.

DEPART
FOR

Portland, Yan Fraucis-|

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARL,
Subject to change without notice.?
‘Trains run gn Pacific standard time.

Leave 8.00 a.m.

8.36 a.m,
$38 acm
4 (9.5) eam

Kaslo

South Fork #1 p.

ae

Oldest Established House in Kootenay
‘Wm R. BEarty,
UNDERTAKER. -

Roseranp BrittsH: CoLuMurA.

ANADIAN.>.
PACIFIC HY.

AND. S00 LINE,
Ocean to Ocean
ROUTE,
East and West,
3,000° Miles
OF COMFORT.

+~— FIRST CLASS AND——

Tourist Sleepers
Run Through.
Baggage Checked to Destination.

——No - Custom - Difficulties. —.

Daily Train.
18:00k—Ly. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.—23:05k
—-—o.—_—.

Connects West Robson with. Colum-

bia River Steamers from and tor the

North and with C. & K. branch trains

from and to Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon and

other SJocan points.

For Rates, Tickete and Fuli Informa-

tion Call on or Address Nearest Local

Agent, or

A. B. MACKENZIE, City Ticket Agents
osslaud

P.@. Agent, Rossland.

W.F. Anderson,
Agent, Nelson.

E. J, Coyle, District Passenged Agent,

Willowate
7a
10.03a.m. Be: “7
« 10.13 a.m,
1988 a.m,
Arrive 10.60 a.m.
Leave 19.00 o.m.
Arrive 11.20 a.m,
ROBERT IRVING,
& PA

Sandon = Arrive 1145a.m.
Cod: Leave 11.2
GEO, F, COPELAND,

arrive 1.50pm.

6 p.m,
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Superintendent

maha, ui
¢ hicaxo and East.

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

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and coeur

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Pullman, Moscow.
Sam.

8pm.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

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1, 6, 1, 15, 24,

7pm Ite Alaak

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Bail Sept. 17.

soon.as possible and the paper
will be enlarged. B

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Columbia Biver.
Steamers.
To Astoria eed. Way

The Fast Line
Al Points

The Dining Car
Route. via

Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST AND BEST.

Solid Vestibuled Trains
Equipped with
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Modern Day Coaches,
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UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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world,
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Snake River.
Biparia to Lewiston.

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ARE FEATURES

Of the Train Service of the

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Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

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Europe, do not fail'to call on the near-

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communicate with

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Bosslan

25 5 Yagnesel Passenger and
Ticket Aut. Chicago

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December 1.
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26 Washington Street.
First Class Saddle and Driving Horees.
Boarding Horses a Specialty.
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