The Proposal of Today. Joseph Dabney,

She—How nicely yon didthat! And
would—would you care to always repair
my punctures?

He—Darling, it would be the greatest

Stook Broker.
of fe for me to do go if you
eed wocnied to darn my socks inre-

ROSSLAND STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Corrected Daily By i8ihie L. Stone,

MOUNAIN SERENADE.

The wandering stars have lost the moon

ther.

ie ‘eeeckiny her in vain, along
the fields of night;

J. L. Parker,
Mining Engineer.
Dabney: and Parker.
BET Mines. and Mining.
| z 7 | Mimge examined and reported on, The trees ‘on the mountain are whisper-
4g

e@
Ive an
= : h other,
Special attention given to the placing of to each other,
perties and the o

treamlet in the darkness
= And Wigs downward from the height,
mines.

5 ROSSLAND, B.C. e Like # roving thread of white.
: Cable address, ‘Parker, Rossland.” Moreing |,
: and Neal and Bedford MoNell's Codes. K

$20,000 To Loan

In sums of jor more for short time on 4)
. oo.roved security. m

: D. M. LINNARD.
Cook Building, Columbia Ave., Rossia i:

The Waterloo. Hotel

TRAIL, B, 0.
‘|Mrsa. Reynolds, Proprietress

Evening Record.

BY apan co. smite,
Published every dey (extent Sundae)

THE
RECORD’S
WRITE-UP.

ANADIAN
PACIFIC

—AND— Ry

Soo Pacific Line.

The Ch it, Mont and Direct
Route from

ROSSLAND, KASLO, NELSON AND
ALL KOOTENAY POINTS.

Tarough Tickets, to and from the Pacific
Coast to tern and European Points.
Eqnipment unsu a, combining palatial
@inking end sleeping cars, luxurious day
coaches, tourist and free colonist sleeping cars
Fun on all trains.

Leaving Rossland daily (except Sunda;
Cee eet ee made with OER. Kost
Quay slenmorsat Trail for all pointe cust end
‘west

Salmon River Valley |
Mining Co. Ltd. 2

MINE:

TAE GUTTENBOURG.

Situated one quarter ot a mile south of Porcupine Oreek, Nelson
Mining Division.

Jennie L. Stone

DEALER IN

Real Estate
Mining Stock
And Mines

ROOM TWENTY, TRADERS BLOCK,
ROSSLAND, B..C.

DAILY:
One Y-ir . Advance.
Bix moult «
Ove plenth
By Carrier by the Weck
Single copy...

Name of Company. F $|
turn. :

So they rode along in search of @ par- | Aiperta., ; rar 10
a0 | son.—Cleveland ler.

a
Compulsory.
Inebriate—Shay, help me home; will] #

There are so many “paid write-ups”
in the promotion of mining sch

and projects that the publio is justly
skeptical upon the absolute reliability
of accounts given of various mines and
prospects. The Recorp has no desire
o -yreciate the efforts of publishers
in this direction, but it does desire,
above all else, that the write-up of
this camp, to soon be undertaken, be
accepted as a truthful, conservative %

and int of the mines in| For particulars as to rates, tickets, terma, ete
the vicinity of Rossland, and therefore apps pay agent Censciee eels heres,
make this offer: A. B. MacKENZIE, Agt., Rossland.
WE WILL PAY H. M..MacGREGOR, Traveling

WEEKLY
Une Year, in navance.

six months, in advance
sMuule copy...-.+-+-+

Official City Paper.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTFMBER 29, 1897.

lossome close their ears, lest in
me their sleeping | 4
The sorrows ‘of the sighing world shoul
moan across their dream;
The birde in the tree-tops wing to wing

‘ou? Butte

Friend (disapprovingly) — I should
think home was the” last place you'd
want in your shape.
Inebriate (candidiy)—It ish, but it’eh | Bes Gol
only plashe they'll have me.—New York | ©

ruth.

Will be the Motto of. the

RECORD ....

The burning!

——__—_
P a Test.

“‘Jonesby, you’re a theorophist.””

“I don’t deny it” arbona!

“And you've got the Klondike fever.’*

“Pll not deny that either.” C

“Then why don’t you send

Houses Rented and ‘Rents Coll

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS,

Mail for United States, Victoria, Van-
couver and New Westminster via Spo-
kane cloges at 10 a. m.

Only One mile from the Nelson & rort Sheppard Ry.
Capital, $1,000,000.

ant dyin
‘k and eddying whirl-
From ore oe ntream’s last waters Properties Listed and Advertised

Free.

our as-

Mail for Revelstoke, Victoria, Van-
couver, New Westminster and all points
west of Revelstoke via Trail, closes at

2p.m.
Arent for Winnipeg and Eastern.
Canada closes at 10 a, m.

“Mail for Nelson, Kaslo, Sslmo and

mir closes at -10.a. m<
Mail.for Nakusp and Slocan points
closes at 2

p.m.
does not come up with the up river mail
at 1:30 p m. =

Mail arrives from the south at 4 p. m.
Registered mail for the south va
Northport closes at 10 a.m. For Revel-
stuke and other points via Trail closes
at 2 RB: m. All foreign registered matter
via Revelstoke closes at 2 p. m.

Our esteemed contemporary, the
Miner, is greatly exercised over the an-
nouncement that the C. P. R. will build
from Robson to Rossland. Ordinarily
one would think it would hail with de-
light such news as the construction of
such a line would tend to bring about a
cheaper freight rate for Roesland and
hetp solve the problem of cheap reduc-
tion of our ores. The trouble, no doubt,
is Mr. Heinze might be hurt. The
great corporation, the C. P. R., can and
may crush him. If there are any con-
cessions to be given to railroads by the
Dominion government for a line to the
Boundary country, it is feared the Cana-
dian Pacific wil get them, and those
fears are well founded. Of couree an
independent line from here to the. coast
would be much preferred to an exten-
sion of the C. P. R. because it would

give this section the benefit of competi-
tion, but the Boundary country would
be better off if it is to have but one line,
to have one that reaches everywhere.
Experience teaches that the .small,. ex-
clusive; rai ds sre greater

istathan large ones. Competition in
the railroad business ie the ealve that
gives the people relief.

Acrobatic Fetes.

We are glad to find that the Colonist
is so abiy supported from thé interior
by the Rossland Miner. The mere fact
that that paper has been recently pur-
chased by supp of the

tral body up to Klondike to
prospecting?””—Chicago Tribune.

———
A Good Guess.

jo your

pression]—Monev talks.
Mr. Tri

woman’s profile is put on the nation’s

coins?—New York Sunday World.

——
So Changed!

like a verbena.
And, ob, but she was stuck on style—

ou really should have seen her!
She started in upon her name

And soon it grew to May, Marie, Mae,
Mary and Marina.
—New York Preas.

—_-
Cits of Wisdom.

ing their bills.
All-people who play the fiddle look
something alike.

look at the moon.

To be popular with some people all
that is necessary is to say “Thank you”
in a very loud voice.
Probably nothing is the cause of more
coldness in early married life thana
man’s dislike to being compelled to tell
his wife he loves her when he has some-
thing. else on his mind. — Atchiso:

lobe.

——
A snap. Long sleeved ladies’ vests
at 85c each at Hunter Bros.

——————

The Klondike.
For the finest roams in the city with
free use of baths call upon Mrs. Jennie
L. Stone, The Klondike, top floor Tra-
ders block, Columbia avenue und Lin-
coin street. : 7-20-tf

unter Bros. are the first to receive
ood:

TeeBel een

Mr, Twynn [quoting a common ex- ;

iplett—Is that the reason a| De

‘There was a girl inour town with cheeks Eu

(When she began ‘twas simply | #int!
‘*Mame’”’).

7
Zourcesa Gold Mines.

g
Some people save money by not pay-
G

rf
Cupid steals a base every time lovers -

zx

‘| Tenant Rates
. Farnish:
Wi

ith or.

Per Day. First-Class
Rooms. Wi
ithout!

FOR SALE

*| Title Perfect.

x

| N. Biaelow

47 Columbia Ave.

Four .Ruom House and Lot for Saie.

JOB
oe ee « OFFICE

ova,
fo,

eerearerer saree ear

| BEFORE
The Record Job Office was put
in the people of Roseland were

charged prices for work out of

all reason. The regular price

for h Sheet Dodgers was

$5.00 a thousand. We do them
for $2.50. You can get the best

of work, full count, prompt de-
livery and be saved money by

patronizing the

Record Job Office

Our Prices will be made too close to take any
chances ‘on losses so our work will be

C.C.D.

pene Benne Brrr

Ta a

Write-Up

mr
as 1

Bars

H
their fal goods. me and see our
great aseortment.

People Who Advertise in the Record.

- Mining Brokers.
Dabney & Parker. The Walters Co.
B. 8. Cook & Co. John M. Burke.
Frank A. Baiad.
Jennie L. Stone. J. E. Fulton,
McGreggor Atkinson & Co.

in order to educate the poor

it) Anglo Canadi:

Mining

Roeslanders need not detract from the
force of the Miner’s laudatory remarks
concerning its employers or its unseem-
ly gibes at the Opposition. Formerly
this. paper was -a free lance, fighting
whom it would; today, alas, like Shake-
speare’s ‘‘Dickon its master; it is bought
and gold,”

We confess that a mountebank has.an
attraction for us still, and even in our
declining years we secretly admire the
games of our childhood, legerdemain,
slight of hand, etc., and since ‘ely thank
our nei for the ibii
it has given us in the last. few weeks of
the Rossland Miner’s gymuastic and
other feats. Once in the cold, cold days |:
when Theodora Davie :vas chosen as
premier, the Colonist iteelf, after fierce
invective and tirade of denunciation of
that gentleman, meekly ‘swallowed its
pill and wept tears of contrition upon
the new premier’s inanly breast. Today
the Rossland Miner is sitting on the
penitential stool, and the Coloniet—well,
a “fellow-feeling makes it wondrous
kind.”—Victoria Times,

———
HARVEST FESTIVAL PARADE.
Features: of the Spokane Frult Fair on Octo-

The opening « ay of the Spokane fruit
fair, Tuesday, October 5, will be the big-
est day ever seen in that lively city.
Not only isthe fair much larger this

>, year, but the interest is greater and the
opening day is to be marked by a par-
ade, unequalled in grandeur and beauty
by anything ever seen in any of the
Pacific northwest cities. It has been
the custom of people when: they go to
witness a Fourth of July or Labor day
parade to see a long drawn out line of
laundry wagons decorated with bunting,

common tracks piled high with dry | wi

goods boxes and men of all. kinds and
degcriptions plodding along throu gh the
dust or mud as the case may be. The
Harvest Festival parade will be on a
iterent ouee entirely. fi

ver per mache floats wil!
start it off. these are huge

Hunter Bros. Thomas Wilson & Co

i apt fonte Cristo
ROSSLAND’S SOLID BUSINESS MEN. Minnesote Sil
Directory of Leading Firms and Professional Mass

Good, Clark & Co. | $0!

and Mine

swe Souvenir.

‘revised. condensed and published in a

‘Travers Hardw tre Co.

Livery Stables.

Red Star Livery & Transfer Co.
Palace Stables.

Druggists.

Geo. A, Fraser.

Stationery and Wall Paper.
H. 8. Wallace.

Meat Markets.

Burns

Hotels.

Hotel Allan.

The Howard House. The Grand.

Dominion Hotel.
Plumbers.

C. M. Weller. Gibson & Wilcox.

Contractors,

C. H. Henderson.

Laundries.

Rosgland Laundry.

Stenographers.

Mrs. Helen L. Keys.

The-Misges Tuttle. ~

Undertakers.

W.R. Beatty.

Russell & Haley, (Successors to P.
Co.) 8

8t
The Leland

Smith Curtiss.

SOUVENIR -

*| ‘The first edition of which will consist of

10,000 COPIES

The mines around Roesland have at-
tamed that degree of development

‘sist of about

enone: een, eee

100 PAGES

dsomely printed and bound. Cuts

+ | and engravings for the front page. have

already been prepared. The necessary

.| presses and material have been
bought-and paid for, and are in place.

Physicians.
Dr. J. T. McKenzie. Dr.
Br nar fe} enzie. Dr. Edward Bowes.

* The capitalizati li cated
by millions and fractions thereof,

Miamond Dust, 4,000,
silver Belt 3,000, ee
Imperial’ at 2 cents,

Orders will now be received at this

Rossland Opera House.
Tea Merchants.

A. H. Christenson, brick and stone

ork.
Alex. Larson, brick manufacturer.
Win. L. Webb, secon’ hand furniture.
Mine Companies.
Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate.
Salmon River Mining company.
Cc

tions of something emblamatic of the
trade. Take that of the Edieon Electric
company. This isan immense dragon
with blazing eyes and fiery tor » 80
complete in its representation that it al-
most secms fo. pores life. The 20
floats in the parade will represent over

Canadian Pacific.

Russian
English
Canadian
American

French
Scotch

Hawaiian

Canned Delicacies of Every Kind

O. M. FOX & CO;

Columbia Ave. and Lincoln St.

Australian.
Spanish

effice at the following prices :—
Single Copy
25 Copies
50 “

100 «
250 «
Beo «

—~—

ADVERTISING
One Page -
One Half Page

RATES.

0. R. & N.
Northern Pacific. Kaslo & Slocan.
The Northwestern. Wiszonsin Central.
Internatiunal Nav. & Trade Co.

Out of Town Advertisers.

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.
J.J. Henager and Alex Wilson have
valuable mining. properties in the

One Fourth Page = - 20
Reading Notices per Line 25¢

Taz Recorp will soon commence #

write-up of the Camp, which will be

We are now located in our Fire Proof Building
and have as complete a

Job Office

As there is in the Kootenays

Good Workmen:
All Werk: will be Ready when. Promised.

FULL GOUNT, GUARANTEED.

We have a, WIRE STITCHER, NUMBERING
MACHINE and lots.of New Type, and are prepared
to print

Mining Prospectuses
In a Substantial Manner and Artistic Style at

prices which:will ‘warrant.the work: being done at
home.

we" WE CAN :PRINT

Stock Certificates ©
Bill Heads Note Heads
Business Cards Wedding Cards
Letter Circulars. -Envelopes
Dodgers
Briefs.

Bills of Fare and in fact anything and. everything

in the Job Printing line.

Letter Heads
Statements

‘We will give you-good value for your money;
but must have it, so do.not-ask Credit,

Call and get:estimates on anything you want
done.

You Cannot Save Money
+

+

New Type * New Presses |

wand seeth the awirl, and epin.
Thou sister. of the midnight . shadows.

im;
1 detghter of their darkness and
their mystery and fear,
Thro’ the dewy secret pathways, hark!
T call thee to me,
Thro’ the night’s wild sounds and si-
lence I summon thee anear,
lo! thyself is here!
And lol thy?*pall Mall Gazette.

save rr"

k brok«
L. Stone, stock broker,
bay Joanie ree of Tron Mask stock:

Syma so
The Recogp job office will
25 per cent over old prices,

wants 5, oe
THE NEW CANADIAN TARIFF.

If you have anything to sell or

wish to buy anything call
and register your
wants free.

Mineral. City and Cariboo City,

Town Lots For Sale.

t.] CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

$100 IN GOLD

FOR ANY FALSE T

Passenger Agent, Nelson.
E. J. COVLE, District Passenger
Agent, Vancouver.

Containedin the Entire Write-Up

And will obligate the Recorp’s plant
and good will of the paper to the
aithful performance of this obliga-
tion, We only wish to qualify this
offer by being released from obligation
when others are given as authority.

Realizing that it will be impossible
to obtain all information desired, by
persenal examination, and expert

Important Items From an ofmcial Copy of
the Customs Tariff of 1897.
es, 40c Ib. Almonds, 8c. Ib.
ser tee dried Abe.1b ‘Adzes, 30 por cont.
‘Agate iron, 36 ‘Asbestos,
‘Attificial flowers, 25.

tter, 4c per Ib. 16c. per bu.
Butter 30 per cent. Blackberries 2c. Ib.
Bank notes, bondg, bills of Ex. 35 per

All
assayed.

J. H. Spiking

ASSAYER.

i aby mail

pini we make this reservation.
The write-up, which will firat be
published in the Datty Regcogp, will
be re-published in the Weekly, and

British Gum, 10.
30 per cent.

ls, etc., 30.
tal, 10.

Canned meats 26. -Co:
Cond’d milk,3$4c lb.
Cheese, 3c per Ib. Coff
Chickory,gr’n,8c 1b. C

Cement,
Cast iron pipe,

Cues, cue racks, cue tips, 85 per cent.
Coal oil, 15 cents per gal.
Enamelled iron 30
Ext malt 26
Essential oile 10
Earthenware 830. Efigravings
Feathers 20, 30 Fruits chn’d 2c
Fish smoked 1c Ib Fish in oil 30
Flasks 20 Files 80
Fire engines, extinguishers 35 pr ct

Feather bone nt

Far skins 15 Fertilizers 10.

Fire crackers,-25. Fire works, 25.
Hogg, live, Lge Ib. Hay €2 per ton.
Hogs, 6c lb. Honey, Be Ib.
House furniture 30.

Hair cloth, 30. Hate, 80 per cent.
i Hammocks, 30.

Hair, 20 per cent.

Tsinglass, 25. INum’g oil, 25.

Ink, 25 per cent. India rab cloth’g,35.

Live hogs, 1c lb. Lithographs, 15c Ib

Labele, ‘35 per cent Lamps, % per cent

Lumber. 20 per cent

Ealt, 15 bu Music sheets, 10

Musical instruments, 30 per cent

Newepaper supplements, 25. per cent

Oysters in shells, 25; in bulk. 10c gal

Poultry, 20 Photue, 20. per cent

Paper, 25 per cent Picture frames, 80

Pamphlets, 16c lb Print press, 10

ies paper, 36 per cent.
tereotypes, 13gc aq in

Sewing machines, 80 gt cent.

Steam engines, 25 per cent.

———
The Recogp job office has numbering
and stitching machines. and can do any
and all kinds of work promptly, neatly
and wlli save you money. '8-17-t£
The Rossland: laundry has moved and
has better facilities than ever for
prompt work. Office Hall’s barber sho
in basement near Grand Union ee ti

—~——

The Rossland Laundry will call for
your clothes and return them clean and
nicely done up. Office, Hall’s barber
shop, basement next Grand Union ho-
tel. 7-80-tf

Ymir Livery
And Feed Stables.

Draying and Teaming, Specialties.
Hay and Grain of All Kinds.
PRICE & McLEOD, Prop’s Ymir, B.O.

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd

OF TORONTO.

OFFICE: OPPOSITE FRASER'S DRUG STORE
Mining Stocks and Claims bought and sord
Gro. Gurp, Secretary

RCOSSLAND.

This. office and the citizens of
this yicinity are Te-

then, condensed and revised for the

asseesable.

Divided into 1,000,000 shares of $1.00 each, fully paid amd non

Of which ‘300,000 shares have been set aside as Treasury
Stock, the proceeds to be applied to development work ONLY.
promoters stock has been pooled.

Tae

OFSICE: ROSSLAND, B.C.

President, Fred. Kaiser, Trail, B.O.; Vice-President, J. B. Stover,

The Fast Line
Superior Service

‘Through Tickets to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
DIRECT CONNECTION

SOUVENIR

Which will appear about October 16th.

This issue will consist of at least
10,000 COPIES

Handanmaly Round and Tiuatrated .

ceiving iaquiries concerning this
section of the country which are
difficuit to,answer by letter, 80
the Rrcorpgiyes the following
information for the beneht of all:
Roseland is situated in British
Columbia, eight miles from the
international boundary line be-
tween Canada and the. United
Btates, It is reached from the
north via the Canadian Pacific to
Arrowhead, on the Columbia
river, from there tu Trail by
steamer, and from Trail to Ross-
land by the Columbia & Western
railway.

From the sont via Spokane,

Ww yy the Sp

Falls & Northern and Columbia &
Bed Mountain railways,
Rossland has forty hotels,
with bars, eating and lodging
rooms, and a dozen restaurants.
There are three weekly news-
papers and two dailies. All
other branches of business are
well represented, ‘Che popula-
tion is variously estimat from
6000 to 7500.

Board and lodging at the ho-
tels, $2 to $3 per day. Meals 25
to 50 cents. Furni rooms,
$2.50 to $7 per week.

It is useless to write and ask
ifany particular business would
+ pay here.

Everybody must be his own
judge and take his own chances,
‘nile there is not work tor all
who faquire, most sober, indus-
trious persons who really wish to
work have so far been able. to
obtain it. .

We would not advise any man
to land here “broke” without
friends, although mapy who have
done so are doing well,

This camp is now setthng
down on & business basis.

or bonding 4

ing property:

real estate;

rental purposes,

staking prospectors.

heresimply lookingon in won-

derment. We believe it will go

on and on until land can

boast of a population of 5,000.

After that it will probably settle

down to s proposition of = pay

rol] but not for a few years.
There are plenty of money

here from all sections of the

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELCCTROTY PERS,
and manufacturers of Corporation
Beals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, cte.
Office at 126 Mill street.

SPOKANE, WASH]

JOHN M. BURKE

Will examine and report on mines
for sale, and also on mines of which
stocai s being sold. if my reports are
found not to be correct I will refand all
moneys iny cu same.

JOHN M. BUBKE, Rosslaad

Bc

Internationa Navigation and
Trading Co., Ltd.

Fteamer “International” and “Alberta” on
er "Kootenay Lake and River.
Subject

aon, ete , Mon

day, Friday.

Bonner’s Ferry and Kootenay River Service.
e Kaslo, Saturday.

Boundary, Sunday
o Bonner’s Ferry, Su
e eatineys dey

joundary,
ive Kaslo, Sunday...
tion at Bor
eae
vin:

ner’s Ferry.

Kaslo, B.C., 12th July. 1897.

TIME CARD.
Bubject to change without notice.
‘Trains run on Pacific standard time.

3.50 p.

; South Fork 3.165 p.

Sproules 215

Whitewater bed
r Lake ¥

138

12 p.

Leave 8.00a.m. Kaslo Arrive
«8.36 a.m. sod
9:36 a.m.
951 a.m
1008 a.m.
10.18 a.m. | M
«10.88 a.m. Cod;
Arrive 10.50 a.m.
CODY LINE.
Leave 10.00a.m. Sandon Arrive
Arrivel.0a.m.°. Cody Lea
ROBERT IRVING,
G.F. & P.

ve 11.25 a.m.

~ GEO. F. COPELAND,
8u perintenden!

Going to Chicago 2?
To Anywhere East

see that
U polis, Bre Paul or Dul

Jobe; but the p
fe from the United States, with
Canadalargely interested.

The history of the camp reads
like a fairy tale, and the fabulous
richee are scarcely excelled by
the imaginary “King Solomon's
Mines,” We will not attempt to
discussthe mines in a single ar-
ticle, as we have been writing
about them for nearly three years
and have not been able to keep
up with them. The ore ship-
mentsspeak for theraselves.

‘The town has won an enviabie
reputation for Jaw und order, It
is supplied with waterworks and
electric lights. ‘The main street

‘on arrival of trains.

‘ul for Chic
Drive W: of Si

ua
an equivalent sate Train A

ne01
ni:

‘Trave ine Agen

\. | 7:15 p.m.

9 90 p.m.
6.00 a.m. | ___] =
; | “For through tickets and further information
: | apply to 0. R. é& N, office.
: | 480 Riverside avenue,
‘ash,

kane
‘spokane 7 p.m.
wilt eerival of ‘Tnternational
Bot "a Fe!

KAS. & SLOCAN RY.

THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE

we
iv to Chicago. The
rings that make
atchword, and shin ie

sment of the North-
us on the part of

with the

Spokane Falls & Northern Ry.

‘Trains depart from Spokane.
No.1, west bound, 8:25 P.M.
No. 2 2 east bound, 7:00 AM.
TICKETS TO

JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA .
TACOMA and ROBTHERW PACIFICO
. d tickets
apply to snents ot the°S"rrg No and its con-
nections, Or
F. D, GIBBS,
General Agent, Spokane, Waan.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Asst. Gen. Pass, Agent,
‘No, 255 Morrison &t.,
Portland, Oragon.
Write for a new map of Kootenay country

REN.

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COEUR @ALENE MINES,
PALOUSE,

LEWISTON,

WALLA

WALLA, -
CITY MINES,

PORTLAND,

SAN FRANCISCO,

CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD MINES}

‘And all points east and south. Only line east

via Salt and Denvor.

Steamship tickets to Europe and other for-
eign countries.

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Fast Mail:—Walla Wall | 7:15am
Portland, San Francisc® | Daily.
Baker City andthe Kast.
7:45 a.m" | Local Mail: — Coeur, 2'- oa ym
‘Daily. | Alenes, Farmington, Dally.
Y- | Aatd: Colfax, Pullman and
‘Moscow.

© Columbia avenue
land, B.C.

land, B.0.; G 1

ger, A. Modigh, Trail, B.O.; Secretary
aud Treasurer, Lucius Miley, Rossland, B.0.; Bankers, the Bank o
Montreal, Rossland, B.C.

Ony a Small Number of Shares

tat,

This is one of the most p

Are left out of the firat block of 50,000 shares placed on the market at
5c. each. When these are gone the price will be BRAISED.

ties in the Sal: district

prop

It is a high grade silver-lead ore, carrying from sear the surface from

$34.00 to $38.00 in GOLD, SILVER and LEAD, to the ton.

pay you to investigate this property. The management expect to begin

SHIPPING before 90 days.

Prospectus and any other information desired may be had on ap-
t or

It will

‘y-

AND REFINING (0,

Is now prepared to buy Gold; Silver and
Copper Ores.

.C.

BRICKLAYING

All kinds of brick, stone and cement
work done by H. Christensen, brick-
layer. Office at the gun and lock
Shop. Alley back of Windeor.

Thos. Wilson & Ce.,

Dealer in Gencral Merchandise,

New Lot of Shoes
Just Avrive .

Rossland, B. C

Spokane, W:

; CAMEBELL, H. M. a DAMB,
General Agent, TravF. & P.Agen
W. H. HURLBUBT, Gen. Pars. AGENT,

Po recon

6 Passenger Trains

Each day between TRAIL and ROSSLAND
on the

JCOLUMBIA & WESTERN R’y
Run made in One Hoor.

No.6 leaves Rossland at 7 #.m.
the morning, with steamer at Trail.
No. 3 leaves Trail at 8:15 a.m. vonnects at
Rossiand with Hed Montiel sr Dns connects

: at 3:00 p.
wierd leven Rowtine steamers for the no-uR

“No. leaves ‘Trail at 5:45 p.m. connects with
Steamer Lytton st Trail.
F. P. GUTELIUS, Gen. Supt.

mnects, in

11.45 a.m. | >

/ Wisconsin Central Line

RUNS

‘wo Fast Trains daily between St.
Pau, Minneapolis and Chicago and
Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin,
makin onnection in Chicago with all
lines ru": .ng east and west.

For full information regar¢:2g routes,
rates, maps, (folders, eto.. address
your nearest ticke. ‘gent, or

JAMEd 3. POND.»
Gen. Pass. Agt, ‘" ~vaukee, Wis
Or GEORGE 8. BATTY, 7
Gen. Agt. 246 Stark St.Portland, Ure

DON’T FORGET.

office will save you
work promptly and in the best style. ‘

OO

Do not forget that the Recorp job
money, do your

‘The latest methods c= appliances.
Artistic Crown and Bridge Work. ~

‘Teeth on Cust ALUMINUM, light and dur
able «

OFFICE: 43 E. Columbia Ave. Over Fraser's
Drug.Store.

BRICK.

First-class Building bric: st MODERATE
PRICE.

ALEX LANSON,
P. 0, Box 791.

Samples and particulars at Empey Bros.

E. S. TOPPING,

TRAIL, B.C.

Has Mining Properties for sale or
bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver
sreek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer
Park and all parts of Colambia basin.
Also lots ‘at Trail and Deer Park.
Will examice properties, will buy
stock for outside investors and will
Totect them from wild cats.

A. B. FINDLEY,
D.D.8., L.D.8.

Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental

college avd Hospital of Oral Surgery.

Stussi block. Bosslaad, B. C

ROSSLAND OPERA HOUSE
For Terms apply to

‘PP!
MISS LILLIAN BEDDARD, Maanger.
P. O. Box 862, kane st. and Cooke ave.

Record Job Office

Has constantly on hand « supply of
For Sale Cards
For Rent.Cards
To Lease Cards
No Credit Cards
Furnished Rooms

Cards.

A i Colors. A

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

Will be issued
Every

Record Job. Office

C. W. RICHIE & CO.
Mines and Mining Stock*rokers
11 Post Street,

SWEASE WASHINGTON.

TO PROSPECTORS.
We are making a Specialty of
stocking good mining proper-
ties and are daily
INCORPORATING
© propomtions in all Districts of

THURSDAY
MORNING

.t will contain all tbe principal

By Raitt due | ork Away: Atlantic Steamship Tickets. J. S, McKenzie, M, D.,
If bound for Europe, or desiring to McGII, Montreal}

bring out friends or i from | Physici: es and A
Europe, do uot fail to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific y pgent, or

communicate with arirt,

eral 8 S. Agent, Winin peg

Souta belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek
and Waterloo, in groups from one to T.
nine claims, on which « working bond wiese prices are for a teed
will he wiven apn rossonsble jerms. — 10,(CO ‘copies, ddvettising
them - at: Good & Co, | rates be increased proportivaat
venue, tt: "with: tneresned-tesne, ai

L. C. Dillman, broker, Spokane.
E. 8. Topping, Trail . 0.
kane Technical College.
Livery Stables, Ymir, B. C.

is graded and ten blocks are built
up with two ‘and three-story busi-
ness houses.

For turther information come
and see for yourself, or
for the Daty or
BsoorD.

$3,000 in the mere cost of making. ‘They
are all designed by a skillful artist, 8
while the decorative work is
Frenchinan bronght from Paris eepccial- | _ B.
ly for the purpose. All the nations will
e repreented in the parade. with ap-
propria « fluate and in, the customs of
country, :

B. 0. ‘Treasury stocks all
listea East, For further par-
iculars apply to,
~. 4. 0. DILLMAN,
. 7" 11 & 13 Sherwood Blk,
yews published in the Daily ,ypokene, Wash

-_—

Licential 01 the Royal College of Physici:

sician
pany, d 81 Edinburgh. Licential of tue Fac-
al and Surgeons, Glasgow.

Capital
Juac tnmmiut Sd Undivided Profits $60,000.
acc 5 -
sed Hoover, president: A. J. Ross, vicepree

RECORD JOB OFFICE [ 2izzee==

Daily: Reco! Ce _« Waste

Trail, 'B. C.
Spokane Stamp Worke. WrrExLr

nel Bank, Spokans.

Nat
Allen Ge Smith,

‘ter