BOSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JANUARY 9, 1899.

* ‘This week we have given up one of
play.of house furnishing goods,

A.
WARM
WINDOW !

our entire windows to a nice dis-
many articles of which are not found

LD

€

t

- elsewhere.
WHAT MAY

Hemp Carpets, 15, 20, and
Hall Carpets, Stair Carpets,

Kensington. Art Squares, $7.50, $8.60,

RUGS! RUGS!..-.

CURTAINS :
Tapestry, Brocatelle, and Chenile
ur e8., : i

Tapestry Carpets, 50c, .65c. 85c and 1.00 a yard.
Ingrain Carpets, 35¢ and 50c a yard.

Japanese Art Squares, $7.50, $12.60, $14 and $16.00 each
.:. At $1,00$ 1 26, $1.50a nd Upwards
.. Lace curtains at-$1, $1.25, $2, $3, and $5.

BE SEEN.

25c a yard,
Stair Linens, Ete,

$9.50, $10, $11.50 $12.50.

curtains, curtain poles and fix-

(s¥E7_ Ross

2

» THE CRESCENT

land., B. C.

al

=

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER 0. SMITH.
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEFT SUNDAY.

ALI, COMMUNICATIONS to the faitor must
‘be~ccompanted by the name and address
of whe writer, dot necessarily tor publica
tion, but as evidence of good faith,

BUBSCRIPTION RATES,

Daily por week by carrler.....eccereeeeeeS
Dally per month by mail

‘the mayor and city council. this year,
‘and it was not done. It is true it fa-
vored the election of Mr. Wallace last
year, but there was no. election, or he
would aurely have been defeated. Even
the Recorp, which hus always been on
the winning side, could not have pulled
him through. The Miner is a millstone
about anybody’s. neck, It was@ sorry
@ay for Mr. Goodeve whea that sheet

d his cause.

Daily half year by mail.
Daily per year.

——
The Victuallers Associa ion, which is

Inrge number of the citizens of Rossland
at our hotels.

state of aifoirs.

dence rooms 6 and 6, Postoflice block.

dry work
eamo location, near: postoffice.

dence over O,Hearn’a, opposite Bank of
Toronto.

work at a reasonable price.
Near the postofiice.

plumber, has removed his’ oflice and
sbop to the corner of Columbia avenue
and Washington

Shaw’s cigar etore.

is now at work again and located in Okun-
ogan. buildin;
pared to do all work in his line promptly
at the lowest living prices. Moniy. cai
be saved by patronizing bim.it

Spokane 1 1uld do some-
hing to show its appreviction of thie

“CITY -NEWS CUT SHORT.

Dr. G. 8. Armstrong, office and ‘resi-

If you are not satistied with your aun
try the Rogsland “Laundry

Dr. J. F. McKenzie, office and_resi-

The Roseland Laundry 18 doing zood
Try them,
uy. FS

Fitzpatrick, the eanitary

under Cap
di tf.
Peter Rodier, the old_ reliable tinner,

street,

, Rpokane Street, is pre-

The Saturday Record, containing all
the local mining news wili_ be mailed
to any address in the United States or
Canada for $1 8 yedr. :

It has been decided tocontinue per
manently the tourist car, which tor the
past few weeks has heen attached to the
trans-continental train of the C. P. R.,
which leaves Vancouver on ‘Thuredays.
"The car goes right through to St. Johns, |.
New Brunswick, where it, conneets with
the Dominion and Allan line ocean
steamers, tf

McCrae & Co
- Mining. and
Investment Brokers.

Mining properties bought and sold.

We Dive buyers for ‘he standard
mining etocks of Kooteray. Confl-

. Jontiel reports furnished on applica
flan by competent engincer-

Rea! Estat

Dealers in
—-

MONEY Loaned at

1) THE HLETORS
DF ROSSLAND: es

REQUESTED
FOR......

YOUR

xj Votes and
*' Influence

‘

A SWAULA

---FOR---

Jd. F. AONEYFORD
The East End Tailor.

FORA

e~Fine Sult-sy

Enpvanp CKONYN.

J. AMACDONALD.
Macdonald Clute & Cronyn
Barristers, Solicitors rand Notaries,

ettors for the Bauk of British North America,
Money to Loan. 7

4.8, Chore, Jn

APPLICATION TO INCORPORATE,

Notice is hereby given that application will
10 the legislative assombly of she

ritish Columbia,at its next session

‘olumbie To!ephones, Limited”

Jigland under the

jorated in
2 to. 18: jal)

om yan:
¢ take ove:
Ty

such pt
and comy
works aforouaid ur auy of them,
powers.

Dated this 80th dey of November, A. D; 1608.
2eNen MCPHILLIPS & WILLIAMS.
Bolfcitors for Applicants,

MINERAL ACT, 1896.
Cortiticate of Improvement.

owers ap may be: uecessiry to
pletely carry ch and operate the
and of other

NOTICE.
Fea Bird rnd Seal mineral claims, situ.
ate in the ‘Trail Creek Miging Divistonicl Wot
: f tonot We

scetion 27, must te
suaveo.of such Certificate of Improvement
Dated this 2th day of ctober, 1828.

= INO. B, OHANTRELL.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JANUARY 9, 1889.

Weekly Ore Shipments.

The ore shipments the week . ending
Dec. 81 were az follows:
To Trail:

War Eagle.
Tron Mask.
To Silica:

War Eagle ....+e-seee
10 NORTHPORT SMELTER.

Le Rok..eseceeeeee

Tons.

+» 50
Tons.
67

1066

Total. ..csececsessececeeseees 1,787
POUNDS.

Matte from Trail smelfer........ 80,800
Notice to Water Consumers.

All persons are warned not to leave
their faucets open, which results in the
waste of water. ‘and all © persons found
doing so will have (he water shat. off.
‘This is made necessary on ‘account of
the ecarcity of water during the cold
weather, ~

RossbAND Water & Lignr, Co.

Just received direct from

England,
carpets, Fuge, curtains and ‘linol

M. J. WALKER,

RELIABLE
AUCTIONEER

Any kind of goods sold
at moderate charges. nie comeerlon

Cor. Spokane St. and
ColuMbia avenue.

CT ELECTION JANUARY

Nomination Day Fixed for Monday,
January 9,

QUALIFICATIONS OF HAYOR SET OUT

for A

Must Own

The Crescent brick etore.

Copper and Lead.
New York, Jan. 6.—Copper—Strong;

prokers’ price, $18.00; exchange- price, | .

$13,00@$13.50.  Lead—Firm; brokers’
price, $3.75: exchange price, $3.095@$100.

Price of Silver.
New York, Jana 5.—Sjlver quiet; Bar
silver, 50¢; Mexican dollara, 455¢c.

$500 in. Real
Estate,

NOTICE..
Public notice is hereby given to the
elegtors of the municipality of Rossland,
that I require the presence of the said
electo ’ at the city officeson Columbia
avenu® on
MONDAY HE OTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1809.
At 12 o'clock noon; for the purpose of
clecwing , Persons to. represent them in

hi

YON...

al| Vote and
*\Influence

Are respectfully
requested for...

A
dermen. -
NOMINATIONS OF CANDIDATES.

Th

-| CAPITAL, PAID-OP +»

council as mayor and al-

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Capital, All Paidup, - $12,000,000
Rest - SS * => $,000,000

SIR DONALD A, BMITH.
HON, GEO, A. URUMMO)
E 8, CLOUSTON... a.

.+.Prosident
Vice-Prisident,
soneral Mungorise

Rossland Branch.

' Branches in
LONDON (England) NEW YORE

CHICAGO. “
And in the Principal Citfes in Canada

Buy and Bell Sterling Exchange and :Cablo
‘Transers, Grant Commercial and Travollers
Credits availuble in any part of the world.
DBADTS ISEURD, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETO,

4, §. C. Fraser, Manager.

of Halifax.

INCORPORATED 1869-

$1,500,000.00
: - 1,075,000.00

, Hap Orrica, HALIFAX, N.
Directors.

resident;
ichael D'
D

Dupsatbat Breach, Edson L. P M

mtroal Bran won L. Pease, A
srontroal Weat End Brauch, corner Notre Darae
nd Gelgneurs streets; Montreal Weatmonnt,
reene Ave, and St, Catherine Btrests.

+ AGENCIES IN NOVA SCUTIA,
niah, Bridgewater, Guysboro, London-
tuseburg, eit Gianta cs, Pictou

¥ a] acadie,
‘Truro, Weymouth. si poe da

AGENCIES IN NEW BRUNSWICK. |

a
corner

The all, inated in
writing; the writing sball o¢ subscribed
by two voters of the munivipalty as.pro-
p-ser and seconder, and shall be deliv-
ered to the returning officer at any time
between the date of notice and 2 p.. in.
of the day of nomination, and in the
event of a poll being necessary, ‘such
poll will be opened on

THURSDAY THE 12rH DAY OF.
JANUARY, 1899.

Ward No. 1.—At the city offices, Co-
luinbia avenue, irom 8 o’clock a.m, to
4o'clock p. mn.

Ww No. 2.—At Charles Dempster’s
office, Columbia avenue, from 8 o'clock
&. 1m. to 4.0’clock p. m.

ard No, 3.—At the Forin building,
Columbia avenue, from 8 o’clock a. m.

Bathurst, Fredericton, Kingston
ent Co,} Moncto astie, ' Sackvil
Kent Coy eton, ' Neweastle, le,
AGENCIES IN FhINCE EDWARD ISLAND,
Charlottetown, Summerside.
AGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
: 8t. John’s.
AGENCIES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA,
Rossland, Vancouver, Victoria, Nelson, and
Nanaimo.

BANKRRS AND CORRESPONDENCE.
Dominion of Canada, Merchants Bank. of
“ Canade,

New: York, Chase Naional Bak,
Boston, National Hide and

Chicago,

Paris, Irance:
London, England;
jermuda,

insis,
of Scotland,
Bank of Bermudas

John M. Smith Manager, Rossland.

THE MERCHANTS’ BANK}

T. W. HOWARD
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
1€8 Bisnorsaatx-8t., LONDON, E. C,

IF YOU WANT AN ADVERTISEMENT, Large
or Small, Inserted in any European Newspaper
Magazine, or Periodical, save ‘ urselt ‘all
troublesome détails by sending {t straight to
.T. W. HOWARD,

108, BrsiorsdaTE-stREET, LONDON.

ESTIMAT:
ARRANGED for Largo Ord

T. W. HOWARD,
108, BIsHOPEGATE-STRERT, LONDON, E. C.

entfor THx RossLaNDER and British’ Co-

Al
jumble Review. .

International Navigation ,and
. Trading Go,, Ltd.

¥teamer “International” and“ Alberta” on
Kootenay Lake and Ri
Time Card,

in effegt 12th Jul; BI
tegration Ca cae
ive le Point connection wilh al een:
ger trains of N. & F.8.R.R. toand from North:
ort, Rossland and Spokane. ‘Tickets sold and
aggege checked to all U.S. pointe.
Leave Kalso for Nelson and way pointe dail
ma. arrive Tab

SF PACIFIC. KY:
And SOO LINE
Ocean . to Ocaan
ROUTE, .
East land ‘West

. . 3,000 Miles
OF COMFORT.

——FIRST OLASS AND——

TouristiSleeper
Run Through.
Baggage Checked to Destination

except Sunda}
P ‘Ronsland,

All Points

No - Custom -;Difficulti

Daily | Train.
8:00k—Ly. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.—28:05k.

—_.-——_—
,Connecta™West Robson with{Colum=
bia River. Steamers from and ‘for the
Northfetid ‘with C. & K. branch train
from and to Neleon, Kaslo, Sandon and

,, other Slocan points.

ft
For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa-
on Call on or Address Nearest Local
Agent, or
A. B. MACKENZIE, City Ticket Agent,
: if . ‘Eotaiana,

P. G, DENIGON, Agent, Rossland.

W F Anderson. travelin,
agent, Nelson. aap

E J Coyle, District passenger agent,
Vancouvor. B were :

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

It bound for Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or relatives from Eu-
Tope, do nou fail fo, call on the: nearest
nadian Paci: i is
municate-with as Py. Reread
A.B. MACKENZIE, C, P. R. AGT.
che Rossland,
Wm. Stitt, Gen. 8. 8, Agt., Winn. e

Daily per year, foreign. LOW Rates of interest.

made up of the men who pay, agreat
Portion of the revenue of the city, after
due deliberation, endorsed. Mayor Wal,
; lace for re-election. At first there waa .
o . NOTICE. some dissatisfaction among them, but it Cable Addresa, ‘‘Morse,”” Rossland.
On and after December 1, The Rosstanp Ev-| has finally been amicably eettled, and , ‘i {icNeil’ ub cone | mil
sinuna Recon ofl be delivered to any address 7 y i. dhe ‘ : an Codes, Clough’s and Betiford McNeil’s a eunded by ‘tho Bt.
HUNG Gulted States or Canada. forss a year,| neatly every one Of them have Tein | Paul Mlusflower Bo 2, QW bite Venn,
shoulder to the wheel for Mr. \/allacz. ROSSLANZ 4
LANE a
tonne “a of
a

seer SCHOOL OF ASSAYING,

MINERAL ACT, 1898.
Certificate of Improvements

A. S. Goodeve vee ineh avery person is hereby re-| + The Bank of

quired to tako notice and govern hiineelf ARTSY NORTH | MERIC I

accordingly. ane
QUALIFICATION FOR MAYOR. ©
ESTABLISHED 1836.
¢ by Eoyal Charter,

Pald-Up Capital : $4,886,666.
Reserve Fund 1,387,000
London Office: 3 Clements’ Lane, Lombard 8t.

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CABD, . "oe
Bubject to change without notice.
Trains run om Pacific standard time.

«Bubscriptions invariably in advance.
Advertising rates will bo made known on &p-
plication

The Dining Car
Route via

Yellowstone
Park..

Me
THE SAFEST AND BEST. - arsine a RE OOM
Solid Vestibuled Trains * CODY LINE.

«CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED...
—— NOTICE.

Trofl reek
District. V

3.50 p.m.
3.15 pam,
2:15 pam:
200 pam,
1.48 p.
138 p.
1:12 p.m:
1:00 p.m:

—FOR—-
r Y
the registered owner in. the Land Reg-

MAYOR.
u istry ottice, of land or real’ property in

a, sixty days from
P i et eras the city of the assessed value, on the

To the Electors of Rossland: last municipal assessment roll, of one

thousand dollars or more, over aud

The labo: 0 5870

a week, or 50 cents a month
And 1

under
section 87, must be commen re the is-

MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1899,

MR. WALLAE FOR MAYOR,

‘This is the iret issue of the Recorp
since the issues ofthe campaign were
madeup. Saturday night Mr. Wallace

are very much in’ earnest in their sup-
port of Mr. Wallace for mayor. All ef-
forts to divide them upon the issues of
the campaign have been unavailing.
They. stand to their determination as
firm as a rock.

and Mr. deve met upon the p!
and explained their views upon the lead-
ing questions now before the people, and
‘we have concluded, after daly coneidér-
ing the position taken by each, that the
best i of Jand would be

Will COME TO ROSSLAND.
Rate: of $6.60 for the Excursion to Winter

Carnival.
G. G. Dixon of the Spokane Falls &

subserved by the re-electiun of Mr. Wal-
lace. His position upon the water ques-
tion has proved sound, and upon that
question he and Mr. Goodeve differed
widely. This is the most important
question in the campaign, andthe Rec-
orp has always been a strong advocate
of the “municipality owning the water
and light plant. There ia such a thing 28
‘being penny wise and pound foolish. The
city is now without water. To say noth-
ing of the great inconvenience our peo-
pleare put to, the danger of total de-
struction by fire has been hazardous.

Mr. Wallace has satisfied the Victual-
Jers ‘Aseociation and the labor organiza-
tions, and although the Recorp has not
agreed with them upon all questions, it
is willing to concede to these people a
voice, and joins them in their wiah and
earnest endeavor t elect Mr. Wallace.

—_—_—_—_

Straws show which way the wind
blows. Everybody was in doubt as to
who would be clected mayor until the
morning paper declared iteelf. It is al-
ways on the wrong side. It opposed
Mayor Scott and he was elected. It op-
posed the election of J.B. McArthur
for president of the board of trade, and
he was elected withoutother opposition.
Every public road or public enterprise
that it has favored hes fallen through.

At railway has granted a rate of
$6.60 for the round trip on the excurs-
ion that isto be run to Jand the

‘NOW OPEN

With NIGHT anp DAY Classes. Short
courge includes the assay of any kind of
ore for
GOLD, SILVER, LEAD.
COPPER. ih
Btudents may enter on the course of
study at any time for either dey or
night classes.

IMPERIAL RLOCK, ROSSLAND.

later part of this month at the time the
winter carnival is in progress there.
The regular rate is $15.60, says the Spo-
kane Chronicle.
The big reduction is made on condi-
tion that thefe are 100 excursioniats. It
includes a special train. . This will leave
here about § o’clock in. the morning of
January 26 and will arrive in Rossland
at 2 or 3 o'clock in the afternoon, The
party will remain here that afternoon
and evening and the following mornig.

The return trip will begin about 3 or. 4
o’clock in the afternoon and the train
will arrive in Spokan¢ between 9 and 10
o'clock.
MANY WILL COME,
‘With such liberal treatment from the
railroad a large excursion ought to be
gotton up easily by tho chamber of com-
merce, under the management of which
the affair is to be conducted. All the
members of the chamber, the mining
men-of the city and other business men
who would like to go are requested: to
report at once to Story Buck, secretary
of the chamber, telephone maind 198, to
C. H. Weeks or.to J. Goldstein. Ladies
are especially mvited to take the trip.
RETURN ROSSLAND’S FAVORS.
“The people of this city vught to take
advantage of this opportunity to return
the favora which Russiand has extended
to Spokane,” said Mr. Buc’ this morn-
ing. ‘Every yoar that to rn acuds 2
Jarge delegation to the iruit fair, the
merchants of the place do all the busi-

Le Roi
LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE. ____ acct

JOHN F. LINBURG, PROP.
Stylish Rigs for rent
Firsc class Saddle
Horses.

SraniEs: Columbia Ave.) “Phone No. 37.
Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 89.

P. O. BOX, 188.

es
and Pack

W. P. MURRAY Prin’

GoodS——-»,

BPLENDID_ assortment -of Cok
read and Tea Piates, Ten sud Coffe
ter

A
Ee!
Bureau and Mantel in

Fancy China jiemy,tecrmg?

“BOHEMIAN
GLASSWARE.

O.M. Fox & Co.

SOLB AGENTS

106 Columdia Ave,: Tel. 65.

Denver &
Rio Grande R. RB.)

SORNIC LINE OF THE WORLD.
Weokly Exwusions to ths Bast,
In Through Tourist Cars
. Without Change
MODERN.
UPHOLSTERED
‘LOURIST
—-SLIEEPERS
A day stop-over arrange&
at alt Lake City and Denver
Aride through the famous

ness with Spokane that the duty will al-

It favored the payment ofasalary to.

Jow them to do, and there sre always 8

Colorado svencry.

MONTANA LIVERY

26 Washington Street.

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

Telephone6 - M. A. HARVEY.

The C. P. R. bas announced that
round trip tickets at single fare rate will
be 2old between all Kootenay points
eouth of, and including Nakusp, from
the 20th tothe -26th instant, i i

at 18)
sttance of such cortificats of improvements,
‘Dated this lst day-of December, 3 1898.
. FA’ Wilkin.

Application For Liquor License.

stone!

luon license to sell liquors

prémises known as tho Anaconds saloon, situ-

ated o11, pert A car Block D, Kailroad Addi-
1

tion to Itosslu: <
Finn & Q’ NEILL,
Dated, December 15 1898.

NOTICE.

Company,
onday, the

act, une
Uopper Aiumg Compeny, Limited,’’
the election of directors.
ated md Lecamber, 1698.
*.  & Ly GRAHAM, Acting Secrotary.

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN

| Netson & Fort Suerrarp Ry.
Red Mountain Railroad.

EX¥-The only direct route
to Nelson. snd Kootenay
lake and Slocan pointe. :
@ Yam Every day in the year
between SPOKANE, ROSSLAND and
SANDON. . g
No. 4 for Spokane und Pacific const con
nection leaves Rossland at'8:45 u:m.
No. 6 for Nelson, Kaglo and Slecao
oints. leaves Rossland at, .12:05 p.m

p
No. 8 from Nelson, ete., urrives in Koss-
11:20 a.

points, arr. in Rossland at..
No Change of Cars Between
Ss and Boss!

7

Such tickets are good for return until
Janvary 4. Round trip tickets will sleo
be sold.under the same conditions on
Dec. 30 and 31, and Jan. 1st, which will
algo be good for return. uatil January 4.

Old newspapers for eale at the Record

Tickets on sale all over the world.

Close connections at Nelson with
steamers, for Kaslo and Kootenay lake
points.

Pussengers for Kettle river and
Boundary creck connect at Marcus
with stage daily,

¢. G, DIC:

office, 15 centa per hundred; 200 for 25
cents. :

XBON, @. P.T, A. Spokane, Washes
2. W RUPE Agent, Rossiand

YOUR VOTES:AND
INFLUENCE

‘Albert Barrett

oeeeee For

ALDERMAN :
FOR THE 3RD. WARD.

To the Electors. of Rossland:

YOUR VOTES AND
INFLUENCE

Requested for...

Eli Lavalley

ALDERMAN :
FOR THE 3RD WARD

-| months next preceding the day of nomi-

above any registered incumbrance or
» and. who are otherwise duly
qualitied as municipal voters.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR ALDERMEN.
Shall be, such persons as are male
British subjecta of the full age of twen
ty-one years, and are uot> disqualitied
under any law, and baye been for the six

nation, the registered owner in the Land
Kegiatry Office, of land or real propert;

last municipal assessment roll, of five
hundrzd dollars or more, over and above
any registered incumbrance ‘or charge,
and who are otherwise qualitied as mu-
nicipal voters.

3
3
4;
3
#
:
$e
S39

WASHINGTON STREET
ROSSLAND, B. C.. ‘

HARRY MCINTOSH,
Merchants’ Lunch.
.25c.

From 12 noon. to 2:30 p m

PROPA,

ELECTHIC LIGHTS AND °
LAVATORIES ON ALL
FLOOR. HOT AND COLD
WATER BATHS FREE TO
GUESTS. OPEN ALL
NIGHT, So

wA First Class Bar...
Miners Checks
q@eCashed.

Free of Charge.

OR TOES ROE TR UO

ROOK

egeGes

Application for Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given that I will. at the next
sitting of the Boas of License Commissioners
for the City of Rossland, apply for a hotel li-
conse, to sell liquors by retal s
the hants'

kn
Railroad Addi

own re
part.of iof20, block 16,
ossiand,
FRANK EOVINO.

F y y |
in the city of the assessed value, on the! ¥,

“|W. Las

Court of Directors,

ents bond eee EEE.

Head Officein Canada,

Hr Srrxexan,

General Manager.
Branches in Canada.

St. James, Bt.,. Mont

J. ELMsuy,
Inspector.

London,
Dy Cy
an., 3
"sshorotea ‘Yonsover,
croft an
Kiondike, N. Weide
Agents in the United States.
Spokane: Traders National Bank,
wenOkaT Hanke Kew voc; (Ge Wall Uirees
wwgon.and J. C. Welsh, agents,

ae
cisco, (124 Bansomo Street) H.M, J. MeMichsel
and J.B, Ambrose, agents.

é via
5| TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC
- 8. 8. Co.

Equipped with
Pullman Palace Cara,
Elegant Dining Cara
Modern Day Coaches,

Tourist Sleeping Cars
Through Ticketa to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND OANABA
itaamship tickata to all parts of tho
orld. . :
TICKETS _TO

JAPAN AND CHINA ~

z London Bankers.

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

verpool. Australi

‘New Zealond, Union

‘New Zealand. Jn-

Paris,

Lyon-

.W. I. OLIVER, Mgr.,

AM,
For information, time cards, maps and tickets
pply to agents of the 8, Fd No aud ita cone
ectfons, or
5. W, Rory, Agt, Red Mt. Ry.
¥, D, GIBBS,
GeneraltAgent Spokane, Wash.
A. D.. CHARLTON,
Asat. Gen. Pass, Agent,
‘No. 256 Morrison St., cor. ard.
+ Portland =» Oregon

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

Arriy

ve 11.45 s.m.
Leave 11.25 a.m.

GEO. F. COPELAND,
Superintendent

TIME SCHEDULE.
From Spokane.

DEPART
FOR

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Mah
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maha, Bt. Lot
Chicago and East.

loscow
and Coeur,

Me
a Tekoa, Wallace, Ward-| an
d’Alene | ner, Garfield, Colfax,|
Local Pullman, Moscow.
Sa.m. 6:

opm.
Pm locEAN STEAMSHIPS

When Going
East—~~

Use a firet class line in 1

GHIGARO GREAT WESTERN RY,

“TOE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.”

ling _be-
tween Minneapolis, St. Paul and Gh -
cago, and the principal towns in Cen-

tral Wisconsin.
Pallman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars
in service.

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

To obtain first clase service, your ticket
should read via se a

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 OC Ponp,
General Pars. Agent,

or Jas. A. Clock, MinwavKkeEg, Wis

Lated January 7, 1899.
Evening Recoro 60 cents per month i]

Gencral Agent,
246 Stark Street,
Portland, Ore

Pullman C Cara,
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping 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

Chicago and 8t. Paul and

7pm. |To Alaska—

Bail Sept. 17,

8 p.m
Ex.Sunday|

* Columbia River
Steamers.

To Astoria and Wa:
Landings, ‘4

6a,m.
Tues.Thur,|

‘and Sat.

LEAVE
RIpARIA

Ex. dun.

Willamette River.
oregon City, Newhborg,|
Salem & Way. Landings

Thur, Willamette and Yam-
and Bat. | oregon ety Dayton,
and Way Landings.
‘Willamette River.
Portland to Corvallis
and Way Lavdings.

Snake River.

a.m. | Riparia to Lewiston.

‘W H Adams, Gen’l Agt Spokane, Wn.
W H Hurlburt, Gen’l Passenger Agt.,
‘, Portland, Oregon.

- Dubuque and Des Moine,
St. Joseph and Kansas City

——

Genoral Passenger and
Ticket Agt., Chicago

Oldest House In Kootenay

WILLIAM R. BEATTY
UNDERTAKER.
ROSBLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

F, H. Lord