ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 30 1898.

Nees ate! i tt vibe ‘
ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER’ ‘80, 1898.

ROSSLAND RECORD.

JUST FOR FUN.

BANK OF MONTREAL.

@DOOO OOOH" HHOHOHO OH

ghia Leitel keke tahoe oat

BELL TAPS AND FIRE BOXES.

SECRET SOCIETIES

[ROSSLAND OFFICIALS.

PROVINCIAL OFFICERS.

2 £OUR YEARS AGO TODAY

IN ROSSLAND.

List texiehighighighipiighiehieliviten

‘When a bill was before the Missouri
legislation to close the barber shops on
Sunday, a member introduced the fol-
lowing substitute:

SECTION 1.

CORINTHIAN Lodge No. 2, 4. F, &. AM.
|<" meets on the evening of the tirst Thurada:
¢! each month at Masonic Hall,  Rosaland,
Viciting brethren are cordially invited to at-
wed, i, P, MeCraney, Becrotary,

fy, UTM Hed Mouiitain Tent No. 4 meets

+ Ist, drd and btn Wed
PP wesday of each month

BY EBER ©. SMITH.

Capital, All Paidup, - $12,000,000 @
peck Regia Sh PmenPs~ «000,000 ,
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. v

om For Any Season.

Job printing of all kinds done to your entire sutiafactilon at the
Record Job office, 12044 Columbia avenue. Letter heads, vill heads,

a

SIR DONALD A. BMITH., President
HON. GEO, A. URUMMOND, ice-President,
EB, CLOUSTON. eneral Manges o

) CRNTS

a9
COMMUNICATIONS to the fdltor must
“SS F, Scuorrenp :-Supreme CourtReg-

‘pe-ccompanied by the name and address
of the writer, not necesearily ror publica
tion, but aa evidence of good faith.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Dally per week by carrier.
Daily per month by mail
Dally half year by mail.

"Daily per year, forelg:
WEEKLY RECORD.

‘Weekly, per year, foreigi

Bubseriptions invariably in

Advertising rates will bemade known on ap
plication

Itigasin
To steal a pin,
Or shaye a chin
On Sunday.
SECTION II.

Or think beguile,
Or wicked wile
On Sunday.

SECTION IIT.

No one shall kiss
Awife or Miss,
Or taste of bliss
On Sunday.

No one shall smile,

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1898.

NOTICE,

On and afver December 1, The RossuanD Ev-
ENING Reconp will be delivered to any address
in the United States or Canada for%5 a year,
and delivered to any part of the city for 16 cents
a week, or 50 cents # month

STOOD BY THEIR GUNS.

The action of ‘Aldermen Goodeve,
Thompson, Lalonde and Barrett in turn-

The i

others overlooked section fou
be in keeping with other
should run:

But you may yell,

In accents fell,

And just raise—
On Monday.

Reese
Eber C. Smith has again assumed
control of the Rosstaxp Evenina Reo-
orp. and is making a bright journal of
it.—Statesman-Index, Colville, Wash.

like many
r, which, to
sections,

Rossiand Branch.
Branches in
LONDON (England) NEW YORK
CHICAGO.

And in the Principal Cities in Canadas

Buy and Sell Sterling Exchange and ;Cable
‘Transers, Grant Commercial and Travellers
Credits available in any part of the world,
DRADTS ISSUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETC.

a, §. C. Fraser, Manager.

THE MERCHANTS’ BANK

of Halifax.

INCORPORATED 1868-
CAPITAL, PAID-UP - .
REST : *

Heap Orica, HALIFAX, N.
‘Directors.

7.8, Kenny. Esq., president; Tho:

raadent; Michael Dwyer| Esq:

+ Wiley Smith, Esa. Ho HL

ailer MLC; Hon. David D. H,
ler.

¥075, 000.
8

Ritchie,
H.
i
juckeen;

ing down the salary grab last evening ig

highly commendable, and wiil meet the

approbation of every good citizen and
A

Women’s

payer who hi;
the question. Alderman Lalonde did
not disappoint his friends. He cast the
deciding vote which saved the city $2800.

Worst Enemy.

Mr, Lalonde, ashe stated, has given
more of his time tothe city than the
mayor or any one of the city council,
and he said he was more than willing
to continue to do so, to the end of this
term, without remuneration. The Rec-
op takes pleasure in saying that Mr.
Lalonde has another jewel in his crown
of self sacrifice for the public good.

_ Me Goodeve was the spokesman and
champion of the opposition, and de-
serves great credit, Mr. Thgmpson,
whose loyalty to the city of Rossland
cannot be questioned, has all along been
against the pay t of sala-
ries. Mr. Barrett has not talked much,
but his heart was in the right place and
his vote was not lacking when the time
it'was needed came. It is four-of-a
kind which always beats threes.

——————

—_—= ;

A.W. McCune, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, who wasone of the principal
ownera in the Nickle Plate mine here, is
a candidate for United States senator,
Mr. McCune is a smiling, pleasant gen-
tleman, and has lots of money, & fact.
woregret to say is an i factor

HEADACHE.

cure the headaches you must
thus remove the cause o!

Dr. Chase s|
ing a medicine wl
and liver.

home

discovery
a5 doses for 25c.

nt years of his life in
ich acts directly on the kidneys
“Thousands of grateful women have
testified during the past ten years tothe effective-
ness of this remedy for sick headaches, Manya
been restored to happiness as a result.
Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, the greatest

of this great scientist, are put up tosell

dealers. %

Some hesitate before
giving an answer, but
those who know best
will Immediately say

Edaon L. Pease, Manager;
Hotre Damo

AGENCIES IN NOVA SCOTIA,
Antigonish, Bridgewater, Guyaboro, London-
derry, Lunenburg, Sta{ttand (Hants Co.) Pictou
Pore Hawkesbury, Shubenacadie, bydney,
Truro, Weymouth.
AGENCIES IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
Bathurst, Dorchester, Fredericton, Kingston
‘Kent co.) Moncton, | Newcastle, ' Sackville,
Woodstock. g
AGENCIES IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,
‘Charlottetown, Summerside,
AGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
Bt, John’s.
AGENCIES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Rossland, Vancouver, Victoria, Nelson, and
Nal

mo,
BANERRS AND CORRESPONDENCE.
Bi

st cure
isease,

fect

of Canada, jank
Canada,

New York, Chase Naional Bavk,

Boston, Hide

Chicago,

Paris, France; o ‘onnals,
London, England; jank of Scotland,
jermuda, Bank of Bermuda;

John M. Smith Manager, Rossland.

‘ The Bank of

ESTABLISHED 1836,

Christina Lake district.

The Melville Hotel.

Townsite of Melville,
Sheep Creek,.

Now affords good accommodation for
all parties visiting Sophie Mountain or

Big

by Royal Charter.
Paid-Up Capital _

Reserve Fun
London Office: 8 Clements’ Lane,

LB.

real.
H, STIREMAN, J. ELMBLy,
General Manager.

jn the ordinary election for “senator.
His many friends in Rossland wish him

BILCCERS.
—

—_—

Nelson is using sawdust on the sloping
sidewalks, and the Tribune says it ap-
pears to be working well. Itis worth
an experiment on the walk on Washing-
ton street, from First to Second avenue.
Pedestrians are continually falling there
and outside the great danger of injury
to life and limb, the city would be hold-
ing for damages. There are other places
equally bad, but not so much traveled.

A Laughable Incident.
Yesterday afternoon while Editor
Race was making a speech to the Elks,
one of them nudged the next man and
said: ‘Let’s give it to him. Three
cheers for the Evening Record.” His
neighbor nudged him back and said:
“This is the Miner office,” whereupon
the mover cried out, ‘Three cheers for
the Miner,” and they were given hear-
tily,
It Was No “Josh.”
The statement made inthe Recorp
yesterday that Jack Wilmott, the popu-
Jar mining man and made-to-order Elk
‘was snowed in was understood by many
asa‘josh” because it was among the
equibs concerning the order. It was not,
for he did not getaway withthe Elke
and remained over today.

Denver &

MODERN———

In charge of experienced

To

Monday
Tuesdays

Salt La e,
cific railros

Wednesdays

and

Thursdays

A day stop-over arra:

To 8t pre

Rio Grande R. R.

SCENIC LINE OF THE WOBLD.

Weekly Excursions to the Ras
In Through Tourist Cars
Without Change...

—-UPHOLSTERED
——-TOURIST
— SLEEPERS

Conductors and Porters

Kansas City, Chicago, Buffalo
and Boston without change, via
‘alt Lake, Mo. Pacific and Chicago & Alton Ry

To Omaha, Chicago,
and Boston without change, via
snd Chicago, Rock Island and Pa-

nged

at alt Lake City and Denver,

Buffalo

phe Kansas City,
uuis without
change, via Salt Lake and Burlington route.
To Kansas City, and 8t Louis

without change via Salt rake
and Missouri Pacific railway.§

Branches in Canada.

tO

Kaslo, Trail and Slocan.

City, kiondike, N. W. T.

Agents In the United States.

ne: Traders National
x YO!

poke B
National Bank. New York: (52
Lawson an c.

London Bankers,
Forelgn Agents.

1, Bani

ew
rtered

of

and

BRITISH NORTH ANERIGK

94,868,668.

Rossland Loan (ifice.

1,887,
Lombard Bt,

. WALLIS.
it. James, 8t., Mont-

Inspector.

jank, and: Old
‘Wall Btreet)
. Fren-
J. McMichael

‘The Bank of England and Messrs. Glyn & Co.

alaud. Jn-

Mercantile

Agra Bank,

5 . Paris,

Marouard, Krauss & Co. Lyons, Credit Lyon-
nais.

‘WwW. T. OLIVER, Mgr., Rossland.

and get prices.

$$OOOOOO~O-~- 000000044

statements, counterslips, cards, meal tickets, etc., a specialty. Call

UP-GO-DAGE PRINTING. {

The Satur

Rossland camp. .

Each week contains all the

ay Record

NOTICE TO VOTERS

cipal Elections tor the
Year. 1899. ;

.-- First: Monday ‘in December, 1898,

or her to the municipulity ; or

2nd. Who is a resident and carrieson
bueinees and is a holder of a trade li-
cense in the municipality, t'e annual
fee for which ia not less than five dol-
lara; or .

8rd. Who is a householder, and that
the rent or rents, or rent valueor valuea
thereof is not less than sixty dollars
per annum each, and hason or before
the first day of December, 1808, per-
sonally delivered to the assessor or
city clerk statutory declaraticn made
and subscribed before a judge, stipe
diary or police magistrate, justice o: the

can be obtained at the city office.
WM. McQUEEN
City Clerk.
WM. HARP,
City Agsesgor,
»| Rossland, B. C., Nov. 8, 1897.

LE.ROILIVERY
SALE and FEED STABLE.

JOHN F. LINBURG,

Qualification of Voters for Muni- :

ist. All ratesayers’ who have on or oe
+ | before the ~ w

peace or notary public, forms of which z

APPLICATION TO INCORPORATE,

Notice is hereby given that application
be made to the legislative assembly of Brith
next session for anact to i

‘so
bilities entered
d for the

paid'all “municipal rates, taxer, aesess- ote
mente and license fees, payuble by him
e

Novem!
& NM

MINERAL ACT, 1898.
Certificate of Improvement,

NOTICF.

section 87, nust t

mining news oi

80, 1806, the R Rec-
onp was46 weeks old, In that issue
was contuined a resume of the. general
news of the week.
with the greater Rossland of today may
be found interesting to the readers of
the: Recorp, many of whom were not
included among the oldest. inhabitants.
Extracts from that iseue follow:
“The force of men on the narrow
guage is being increased rapidly as the
progress of work requires, and a large
number are employed on the new water
works.
“Real estate ia quite active and there
is an active demand for businevs proper-
ty. C, O'Brien .Reddin, the realestate
iman, reports there is uot a lot for sale
on Columbia avenue. Butte capitaliats
have recently invested heartily in inside
property, Building is going .on rapidly
in spite of the approach of winter and
several store buildings are in progress. of
construction. The east end of Columbia
avenue appears to be the favored local-
ity at present.
“Lively interest
matter of claim jumping and much in-
dignation is expressed,
“Chicago parties are negotiating for
the purchase of the Abe Lincoln owned
by Frauk Guse and Eugene Germond.
The Evening Star, has shipped ite firet
carload of ore to Butte. There is no
doubt but that the vstablishment of a
asmelter at Rossland will do more to-
wards assieting in the development of
the camp than any other one thing,
“This afternoon at 2 o’clock a miner
nam-dL. 43. Oberg entered Wm, Kil-
lam restaurant and asked permission to
write a letter.
discovered that the man was partly ly-
ingon the tableas if asleep, and upon
going over to him found that, he was
dead. The remains were taken to the
undertaking parlors of Wm. R. Beatty.
Nobody seema.to know anything about
the deceased. ‘
‘-As it ig understood that tke tendere
for the erection of the school house con-

auance of sucl of
Dated this fifteentn day of Septe...ber, 18%
Wa. KE. DEV oEUL

exceed the mt voted by
the government the matter will have to
stand over until the next session of the

STYLISH RIGS FOR RENT,
FIRST-CLASS SADDLE AND
PACK HORSES.
STABLES: ‘
olumbia Avenue, “Phone No. 37.
ommercial Alley,-"Phone No, 89,

.0, BOX 186

NO. 16 WASHINGTON ST.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock.
REPAIRING DONE.

Pit A. SILVERSTONE, PROP.

DAIRY RANCH
For Sale.

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

Stock Range,
Fine Spring, and a Creek Runing

Through the Place. Small Orch-
ard and Abundance of Small Fruit.

Good Barn, Ice House, Dairy Room*
Churning Done by Watér Power.
Other Buildings.

40 Acres

When Going
East~

Use a first class line in traveling _
tween Minneapolis, St. Paul and Gh
tral Wisconsin,

in service.

service ever inaugurated.
served a la carte.

To obtain firat class service, your ticket
should read via

The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

A ride through the famous

Car 1 €
The general mecting of the Rossland
Winter Carnival committee, called for
Monday evening, November 28, hag been
postponed. till Thureday evening, De-
cember 1, at the eame time and place.
J. S.C. Fraser.
Chairman.

Colorado scenery.

address
R. C, MicHor
General agent,
61 Washington St.,

41-28 8,

Portland, Or.

For rates and information enquire ot O.
M, ud spokane Falls & Northerr railway,

8. K. Hoormr,

General ticket Agt.,
ver, Col.

R&

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 Pass. Agent,

MiLwauxeg, Wis

or

or Jas, A. Clock,
General Agent,
246 Stark Street,

be-

cago, and the principal towns in Cen-
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars
The Dining cars are operatedin the in-

terest of ita patrons, the most elegant
Meals are

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

To Suit
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.

Portland, Ore

A Gond New Honge, Gaod -House, Ps

a

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHEL

Netson & Fort SHEPParp ‘Ry.

Red Mountain Railroal

gaF-The only direct route
to Nelson aud Kootenay
Jake and Slocan points.

@Q wer Every day in the yall

between SPOKANE, ROSSLANDa»
SANDON.

No. 4 for Spokane and Pacific
nection leaves Rossland at. 8
No. 6 for Nelson, -Kaslo and
points. Jeaves. Rossland at. .12:05p.
No, 3 from Nelson, ete., arrives in Ros
landat .. e
No. 5 from Spokave and Pacific
points, arr. in Rossland at. ..3:10 p. 4

coast cof
45 BI

No Change of Cars Between
Spokane ‘and Rosslan

Tickets on sale all over the world.

Close connections at Nelson wi
steamers’ for Kaslo and Kootenay 1s

joints.
Passengers for Kettle river. aol
Boundary creck connect at Marea
with stage daily,

©. @, DICKSON, @. 7. T, A. Spokane, wath,

“E. W RUFF Agent, Ross.and

mulated at the Record office whic will
be suld at 15c a 100, or 200 for 25:.

The Evening Record delivered to 0%
home or office for 15 cents a week oF 9
cents a month after December 1.

MAP
OR

A
NEWSPAPER
cure

IF SO
ADDRESS

AA. SMITA.
TIMES BUILDING
oHTCAGO

‘A few thousand old papers have scct

legiclature. The now used for
echool purpoees muet be papered and
ceiled, if the school is to be maintained.
This will cost about $150 and‘ immedi-
ate subscriptions are wished from all
interested in the school. We suggest
that the parents should organize to
obtain subscriptions for the above pur-
poze. The trustees have no money on
hand to meet such expenses and could
only close down the schools ifthe funda
be not provided.

“Rey. T. Gee is pastor of’ the Meth-
odist church, Rev. J. E. Wallace of the
Presbyterian and Father Lemay of the
Roman Catholic. :

Razors hollow ground, siszors, doctor’s
instruments and all kinds of edge toolw
ground at shooting galery, First Ave.

Heart Spasms

DR, AGNEW’S CURE FOR THE HEART
A WONDERFUL LIFE-SAVER. -
Noorgan inthe human anatomy to-day"

whose dfsenses cat be more readily de-
tected than those of the heart—-apd

left side, fainting
dency, any of thea

cure—it’s a heart specific—acts quickly
acts surely—acts
“I was

Sold by Goodeve Bros. Druggists.

“SHLVIOOOHO pus
SVOO

ie)
, SETH SAITITas ‘smve
STITMHOVIA ¥ SSOUD

“dSHHHO SSIMS
me LSAGHO IWIN
ASHAHO LUOMANBOON

“sojovosog otqe.
‘sajieoouy Aoues ysoly

—wol—

which in contrast

is being taken in the|1

Presently “Mr. Killam |*

The location of the fire alarm boxes
is as follows:
No. 85, Columbia ave. and Butte.
No, 32, Columbia ave. and St. Paul.
No. 16, Columbia ave. and W

International Navigation
Trading Co,, Ltd.

Hteamer «‘Internatiqnal ” snd atueria d on

and

No. 2/, Columbia ave..and Spokane.
No. 14, Firet ave. and Wathington.
No. 48, Second ave. and Washington.
No. 41, Second ave. and Earl.

No. 23, Kootenay ave. arn Spokane.
No. 62, Le Roi ave. and Davis.

No. 54, Fourth ave. and St. Paul.

Rossland Metal Works.
Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,

ogan building, Spokane’ Street, is pre-

at the lowest living prices. Money can
be saved by patronizing him. tf

CG. P. R. Tourist Cars,

Last steamer from Fort William for
Owen Soun will leave Nov. 29th.

C. M. Weller, Rossland’a popular san-
itary plumber, has the best equipped
plumbing establishment in the city and
is prepared to do ull kinds of plumbing,
steam-fitting ‘etc., anywhere, for any
body at any time. 11-3-tf. .

The Rossland Laundry 1s doing ‘good
work at a reazonable price. Try ef.
Near the postoffice.

Umbrellas repaired and saws dled at
hooting gallery, Firat avenue,

v
with the Rossland Metal Works, Okun- | Gay

pared to do all work in his ine promptly |

2 iver.
in Sheet 12th July, 1897. Bubfect

it no-ice,
Five Mile Point connection will -
gor iralus of Nd £8. f Oto wud from North:
by eslund ani kane. ‘Licks

egénge obecked to Ue yolnee ee

ave icuino for Nelson and way points dail
except sunday, 6:45 4.m, urrive Northpert 12:15
Pan Rogaland, 3:40 p.m.: kane 6 p.m.
rs i wens obits, dally
a.m.) Rosslan 760 pa.

5:41
2 Bia
te

Close connection at Bont "1
trains eant bound, leaving Spokane 70 acre
Cn gH
a awaits ar!
before leaving for Bonners Ferry.
@. ALEXANDER, Gen. Man.
Kaslo, B.c,, wihJuly. were ome MOM

?

Going to Chicago
To Anywhere East

If you are, see that your ticket {1
Minneapolis, St. Paul Or buluth, readavin

THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE

Cc. ST. P. M. & O. RY.

H. 8. Wannacz:—Mayor.

istrar.

Btipendiary Magistrate.
‘W. J. Roprnson :—Deputy Sheriff.
E. 8. Bowzs, M. D:—Coi roner,

DOMINION GOVERN’NT OFFICERS

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

W. 8. Jonzs

Int 1

Col-

Joun Kinxur:—Gold Commissioner and

PER WEEK

M0) GENTS

PER MONTH

lector. =

ROSSLAND CITY OFFICERS,

C. O. Latonpg, Alderman.

A. 8. Goopgvz, Alderman.

J. 8. Ciure, Jz., Alderman.

Ross THomrson, Alderman.

Avperr Barrett, Alderman,

J. Evarzn, Alderman,

G, A, Jonpan, Police Magistrate.

J. A. Inaran, Chief of Police.

‘Wa. McQuuen, Clerk and Treasurer.

Wa. Harp, Assezsor, License Inspector

and Collector.

R. Reppicr, M. D., Health officer.
. 8. Wallace,

License Commissioners { A. Jordan,
. T. M. Daly.

‘Throe (8) first-class trains leave
aud St, Paul for Chicago on arrival of trains,
‘The Drive Wheel of Trade is Success, and this
in as true of railways as of business. With this
thought in mind itis not difficult to account
for the success of The Northwestern Line—The
t line from the Twin Vitissto: 0.
orthweatern Ling does the th.1ny
Success. Success is its wate
gn equivalent for Palatial Train Acc
tions. Voluntary indorsement of the North:
western Line is spontaneous on the part
every traveller who patronizes it.

W. &. MEAO, General Agent.

‘Oldest House in
Wm R BEAITY,
UNDERTAKER.

Rosspanp Britis ContMBia.

The
Grand
Enronian Flay
Sau, TI. ARTHUR, Proprietor.

8 Bt. F. 0, BAVAGE,

Portland, Oregon. ‘Traveling Agext,

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME.CARL.
Bubject to change without notice.>
Trains run on Pacific standard time.

uth Fork
oul
Whitewater
. Bear Lake
1038 em
Arrive 10,60 a.m,
Leave 10.00 a.m.
‘Arrive 11.20 a.m,
ROBERT IRVING, |
G.F.& PA

GEO. F, COPELAND,
Superintendent

REN.

‘ABRIVE
FROM

TIME SCHEDULE,
From Spokane,

Fast
Mail
jan-| 7:45 8, m.

Umahs, Bt.
Chicago and East.

M

Tekoa, Wallace, Ward-| and Coen
ner, Gariiold, Colfax,
Pullman, Moscow,

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
+ |All sailing dates sub-
ject to change.
Leave Portland, Sept.
1, 6, 11, 15, 21, 26,
Ty Alaaka— opm.
Bail Sept. 17.

Columbia River
St ers.

4p.m.
: lex. Bunday
To Astoria and Wa:
‘Tandings,

W

Modern in allits appointments.
1 wadqnarters for mining men Rates
reawmnable. Centrally located, corner
He vard and Mill streets.

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

(CANADIAN -
? PACIFIC Fy.
AND S00 LINE,
Ocean to Ocean
“ROUTE,

East and West,

3,000 Miles
OF COMFORT.

— FIRST CLASS AND——

Tourist Sleepers

Runs Through.
Baggage Checked to Destination.

— No - Custom - Difficulties. —

Daily. Train.
18 :00k—Lyv. .ROSSLAND. .Arr.—23:05k

Connects West Robson with Colum-
bia River Steamers from and tor the
North and with ©. & K. branch traina
from and to Nelson, Kaslo, Slocan and
other Slocan points.

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

_ A. B, MACKENZIE, City Ticket Agent, a
lant

P.G. DENISON, Agent, Rossland.
‘W.F, Anderson, Traveling Passenger
Agent, Nelson, : ©

“solg JoyUn

E. J. Coyle, District Passonged Agent,

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

world.

The Fast Line
TO
All Points

The Dining Car
Route via

Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST AND BEST.

Solid Vestibuled Traina
Equipped with
Pullman Palace Cars,
Elegant Dining Cara
Modern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Care
Through Tickets to all points in the

Steamship tickets to all parta of the
TICKETS TO :
JAPAN AND CHIN.
VIA
TACOMA and RORTaERS PACIFIC
P ‘Trains depart from Spokane.
io. Bs
Be. se Toast born, Fie AM:
F tion, time cards,
apply to agents of the SF & Naud its ooo.
Rections, oF
EW. Rory, Agt. Red Mt. Ry.
F.D,
General Agent Spokane, Wasn.
43 D. CHARLTON,
Boras Mortigss Be.
4 a St. cor, Srd.
Portland, regen. oe

bring out friends or rel
Europe, do not fail to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific Railway agent. or
communicste with

Willamette River.
Oregon City, Newberg,|
salem & Way Landings|
Willamette and Yam-|
"3.
Oregon City, Dayton,
and Way Landings.
Willamette River.
ur.! Portland to Corvallis
vy Landings.

4:90 p.m.
Ex, Sunday

8:80'p. m.
IMon., Wed.
land friday

4:30 p.m,
tues. Far.
and Bat.

Tues. Thu
and Sat.

Snake River. cewiee

Riparia to Lewiston, | Brisa. in:
ally

Ex. 8un.

H. W. ADAMS, Gen'l Ag’t, Spokane, Wash.
WH. MURLBURT, Gen. Passonger A sat

ortland, Oregon.

CHICAGO GREAT WESTER RY,

“THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.”
Pullman Compartment Sleeping Cars,
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars,
Dining Cars on the European Plan,j
Fiee Reclining Chair Cars, .

Uniformed Train Porters,

B»mpany Ushers at Depots

ARE FEATURES

Of the Train Service of the

Chicago Great Western Ry. |

—-No Change of Cars of Any Class—
BETWEEN
© ticago and St. Paul anc Minneapolis,

Dubuque and Des Moine,
Bt. Joseph and Kansas City

General Passenger and

F. H Lord:

Ticket Agt., Chicago

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

If bound for Europe, or desiring to

any part of the city or to any ad-
dress in the Dominion of Canada
or the United States for

$5. PER YEAR
$3 FOR SIX MONTHS

In the city, Tae Recorp will be
mailed or delivered to subscribers 9
for 15 centa a week or 50 cents a
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- fy
graph eervice will be odtained as f
soon as possible and the paper
will be enlarged.

$5a Year
December 1.
MONTANA LIVERY

26 Washington Street.

Firat Class Saddle and Driving Horses.
Boarding Horses a Specialty.
felephone6 - M. A. HARVEY.

T. W. HOWARD

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
108 BrsttorscaTE-St., Lonpon, E. C.

PA
T. W. HOWARD,
108, BIsHOPSGATE-STREET, LONDON.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED and CONTRACTS
ARRANGED for Large Orders. ADVIC’ OF-
FERED Fogarding the ‘Best Mediums for bring-
ing ADVERTISERS before the Public, Corres-
pondence invited.
T. W. HOWARD,
108, BISHOPSGATE-STREET, LONDON, E. C.
Agent for THE Ross.anpER and British Co-
lumbia Review.

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