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 PREFACE 
 
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 In presenting this year's edition of the Revelstoke City lU- 
 RECTORY to tlie public I need make no remarks, as the work itself 
 shows the improvements made since the issue last year. It has been 
 enlarged, corrected and revised to date and will be of particular value 
 to all business m«Mi. The map which accompanies it is the only ac- 
 curate one in existance .of the four townsites— the Farwell, Mara, 
 Smelter and C. P. R. Hoping that this yeai's issue will give the same 
 satisfaction and be as deserving of the patronage extended it as last 
 year's, I remain, 
 
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 It hus been predicted by leadia«jf 
 men of Canada that Revelstoke 
 will be one of the leading cities of 
 West Kootenav. 
 
 Would You 
 
 Invest 
 Money 
 Profitably 
 
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 If 
 
 So 
 
 Come to 
 Revelstokc 
 
 That its luiicjiu' position whei-e the 
 C.P.R. crosscis the beaiitiHil Colum- 
 bia valley. \vi ,h water transport- 
 ation to the north and south and in 
 close proximity to the richest mines 
 in Kootenay, making? its Ioch; ion 
 unusu.illv favorable. 
 
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 If you want to invest your mon- 
 ey in manufactories, real estate, 
 or mining property, visit Revel- 
 stoke, the "Gateway to the 
 Kootenay." 
 
 The 
 
 Mining" 
 Centre of 
 North 
 Kootenay 
 
 
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Revelstoke 
 
 Uevelstoke has an eailjr and eventful history, which if fully 
 written up would be highly interesting from an historical point of 
 view. It is not our intention, however, to give here a complete account 
 of all the events which have transpired in the early days, but to touch 
 upon only those which most concerns us at the present time, not be- 
 lieving in "ancient history." But here and there we find a few char- 
 acters who ren)ember distinctly the exciting times here years ago. 
 
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 The hanks of the Columbia, on which river the town is situated, 
 have been the stage upon which strange scenes have been displayed 
 and wild and darint? exploits performed by the thousands who entered 
 this district during the '67 gola botmi in the Big Bend. 
 
 Revelstoke is probably one of the oldest towns in the interior, at 
 one time being known as Farwell, named after the original locater of 
 the townsite before construction, and over which there has been more 
 trouble than a little, some eleven years having elapsed before clear 
 titles could be obtained, and this only last sejison. Ana it was not until 
 this was settled that Revelstoke really began to forge ahead, commer- 
 cially and otherwise. As we said before, its growth was slow until 
 1897, but the old timers and newcomers had great confidence in the 
 town and started in to make it a mining centre worthy of note. 
 
 The C. P. R. is concentrating all its principal work shops on 
 the western division at Revelstoke. It has erectea a large new round 
 house and wareh«»use and car repair shops, a supply store, an hotel, 
 also a fi eight shed and a new express office for the handling of mer- 
 chandise coming and going into West Kootenay. Revelstoke is not 
 only a mining town, but is now an 1 will be increasingly so in the 
 futuie a railway point of considerable importance in the C.P.R. system 
 anil a distributing centre for the business of the rich mininf^ districts 
 mcluded in the section popularly known as North Kootenay. Its im- 
 
 gortance in these connections is due to its unique geographicval position, 
 eatnd in a beautiful open valley at the point of intersection of the 
 Columbia river and the C.P. R. main line, it connnands the passes run- 
 ning north and south, to the famous goldtields of the Big Bend and rhe 
 rich mineral leads of the Lardeaii, while on the east up the lllecillewaet 
 another district of great promise is being rapidly opened up. The 
 town is the point of jimction of the main line and the Arrovehead 
 branch of the C.P.R., by which access is gained to the South Kootenay 
 by rail and steamer. Before long another line of steamers will make 
 Revelstoke their starting point for the Big Bend, for which country It 
 
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 18 at present the outfitting point and hus-e of uupplies. Tlins by the 
 mere rorce of f^eotfi-.-iphicHJ position alone Revelstoke hius forKeil to the 
 front until the little mining camp of a tew yeaia ago has hcconie h 
 town of considenihle iinportn ce to the husiriess of the provinee. 
 
 The mining imlustry is still in its infancy, hut with the careful 
 expenditure of capital in development work will ^row to laiKf dinjen- 
 sions. 
 
 Larpfe areas of 
 with timber suital)le 
 wood, there heinj< n 
 Wood is worth fron 
 cleared is proving to 
 and the demand for 
 supply, train loads 
 This should be taken 
 
 land in close proximity to the town are covered 
 for lumber, but probably just as valual>le as fire 
 o coal deposits discovered near at hand as yet. 
 
 $2.25 to $4 j)er cord delivered. This land when 
 be exceptionally fine farminj^ and ^anlening land, 
 • produce is always manv times larger than the 
 being imported .i-om other points every season. 
 
 into consideration by intending settlers. 
 
 Across the river from Revelstoke an excellent clay exists for the 
 making of brick in vast quantities, which commands a liigh price at 
 any time. 
 
 The surrounding country abounds in both large and small game 
 of all kinds. Loveis of moimtain trout fishing ca?i find their heaven 
 here as all tlxe adjacent streams are tilled with trout. When the liunt- 
 ing and fishing are taken into consideration, coupled with the pleasant 
 climate and beautiful scenery, tiiis is an ideal place for any one, 
 tourisi included, to spend the summer. 
 
 The town enjoys many advantages : A fine, healthy climate— the 
 death rate Vieing exceedingly low — good water, supplied by a system of 
 water works, from the mountain side just north of the town, underly- 
 ing which is a stratum of gravel that insures a natural drainage. A sliort 
 distance up the C. P. R. track, east, to the Illecillewaet river, is a can- 
 yon and falls, which must be seen in order to be fully appreciated. The 
 power from these falls is now being utilized by the Revelstoke Water, 
 Light & Power Co. for running their fine electric lighting plant. They 
 have an unlimited power which later on will be useful for manufactur- 
 ing purposes and running the proposed street car line. 
 
 In reading the contents of this Directory you can form your 
 own opinion as to the progress and stability of Revelstolce, the North 
 Kootenay Capital. 
 
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 Business Directory 
 
 Architects 
 
 O, W. Alirahamson. residence Douglas Street, 
 Thos. Miliier, residence Douglas Street. 
 (/. H. Maclean, residence Third Street. 
 John E. Wood, Front Street. 
 
 Bakery and Confectionery Stores 
 
 {'ity Bakery, Front Street, M(;(ya8ue Bros., proprietors. 
 Revelstoke B.ikery and ('onfectionery, Victoria Road, Smith & 
 Ht)ylaiKl. pi'oprietors. 
 
 Banks 
 
 Imperial Bank of Canada, corner First Street and Campbell Ave. 
 Capital $2.(KK),()(K) ; reserve $1.2()(),00(). A. R. B. Hearn, manager. 
 
 The iVloisous Bank, corner First Street and McKenzie Avenue, 
 Capital $2,0()(),0(X) ; reserve $1,500,(X)0. J. Dinham Molson, manager. 
 
 Barber Shops —Tobaccos 
 
 A. McNeill's B irt)er Shop. Front Street. 
 Hotel Revelstoke Barber Shop, W. Brennan, proprietor. 
 J. A Morgan's Shaving Parlor, Front Street. 
 
 Pala(;e Shaving Parlor, Front Street. Earnest J. Francis, lessee. 
 Star Shaving Parlor, corner Victoria Road and McKenzie Ave. 
 F. H. Slinn, propriet<»r. 
 
 Barristers and Solicitors 
 
 J. Murphy, B. A., office Cowan Block, Third Street. 
 
 Arthur G. M. Spiagge. office Molsons Bank Block, First Street. 
 
 VVni. White, Q. C, office corner Fiont and Benson Streets. 
 
 Board of Trade 
 
 President : A. R. B. Hearn. Vice-President : H. N. Coursier, 
 Secretary-Treasurer: C. E. Shaw. Executive Council : John Abra- 
 hanison. W. M, Brown, I. T. Brewster, Wm, Cowan, Percy Chapman, 
 r. L. Haig, Dr. W. B. McKechnie, Thompson E. L. Taylor, F. B. Wells. 
 
 Boarding Houses and Restaurants 
 
 V. P. R. Dining Hall and Restaurant, C. P. R. station, J. H. Wood- 
 side, proprietor. 
 
 liofsvold's Boarding House. Second Street, O, L. Lofsvold, pro{). 
 
 McCarty's Boarding House, Pacific Avenue, F. McCarty, proprietor 
 
 Mrs. E. Knowlton's Boarding House, First Street, east. 
 
 Mrs. Sergeant's Boarding House, First St. east.. 
 
 Rhodesia Restaurant, corner Second Street and Orton Avenue, 
 Mrs. A. J. Lapworth, proprietress. 
 
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 Boot A'..! Shoe Stores 
 
 J. J. Bliuid. Front Htieet. 
 D. J(MikiiiH. First StriH't. 
 O. L. I^>fsvol(l, HiU'ond HtitH^t. 
 MiiU-olin R<)SH. Front Street. 
 P. Tal<it( k. MiKenzle Aveniie. 
 
 Breweries 
 
 The E iterprls* Fir.Mvery, cor ler OharlfS Jitiil Second St. Proprii* 
 tort, T. Downn, president; Cluw. Holten, nwinii^tM-; J. P. Stitherhmd, 
 secretary-treasurer; B. FiHcher, brewer. 
 
 ReveJBtoke Brewery, west «»f Oolunihia l)ri<lp[e. O. H. Allen, prop. 
 
 Kootenay Brewery, Victoria Road. J. K. Long, proprietor. 
 
 Builders and Contractors 
 
 O. W. Abrahaiuaon, ;_?onfflaB St. 
 
 L. A. Fretz, corner First St. and CauipWell Ave. 
 
 Thos. Hillier, Douglas St. 
 
 J. Kernaghan. corner Third and Koote.iiy Sts. 
 
 H. Luuflfheed, McKenzie Ave. 
 
 W. A. Nettle, First St. 
 
 D. McCarthy, Third St. 
 
 Pippy & VVi-ight, Connaiight Ave. 
 
 Edward Pickai'd, George St. 
 
 Baxter Robinson, Charles St. 
 
 Smith & Clark. Second St. 
 
 Butcher Shops 
 
 J. R. Hull & Co., corner Douglas and King Sts. J. f Wood row, 
 manager. 
 
 F. McCarty, Pacific Ave. J. M. Doyle, manager. 
 
 Cold Storage Depots 
 
 Government Cold Storage, First St.. at C P R freight shed. 
 McCarty's Cold Storage, McCarty blk. Pacific Ave. F. McCarty, 
 proprietor. 
 
 Churches 
 
 Methodist, Third St. Preaching sevvices at 11 a tn and 7.30 p m 
 Sundays. Class meeting at close of morning service. Sabbath school 
 and bible class at S.30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.30 p m. 
 Epworth League meets eve»y Monday evening. The public is cordially 
 invited. Seats free. Rev. J. A. Wood, pastor. 
 
 Presbyterian, Third St. Services every Sunday at 11 a m and 7.3() 
 p m. Bible class at 2.iV) p m, to which all are welcome. Pi-ayer meet- 
 mg at 8 p m every Wednesday. Rev. P. D. Muir, pastor. 
 
 Roman Catholic, corner First St. and McKenze Ave. Mass first 
 and third Sundays in each mouth at 10.30 a m. Rev. Fr. Therier, priest 
 in charge. 
 
 St. Peter's, Anglican, Second St. Service, daily, evening prayer 
 at 5 p m except on Friday when it is at 7.30 p m. Sundays, holy com- 
 niunion at 8 a m, morning prayer 11, evening prayer 7,30. First Sunday 
 in month holy communion at ntorning service. Frank A. Ford, vicar. 
 
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 '^"f'n, pr«)p. 
 
 Dentists 
 
 Dr. K. MiithiHoti, office over (Janndii l^ruK & Rook Co., corner Vic- 
 Inriii Rnitti Hiid iVli.Kuiixit' Avu. 
 
 Dressmaking and Millinery 
 
 BDurno Ri-OH., Pacltic Ave., Miss (/h>iHe in eharge. 
 
 H. N. (/(Mirsier, Front Ht., Miss N. Hinith in charge millinery de- 
 lafttnent, Miss LodK*-' ii> i-har^e dreNHniaking. 
 
 Mth. R. [jtm^, (JiiMiphell Ave. 
 
 Stevenson & Co., Union U(»tel blk, Cainpltell Ave,, Mrs, H. B. Net- 
 tle in clmi-^e. 
 
 Drug Stores 
 
 Canada Dtn^: & Book ( o.. Limited, torner Victoria Road and Mc- 
 kenzie Ave., ('liJis R. Mi"Do"ald, nianaffer, 
 
 OiifflthH & Co., Front Ht.. C. E. Reld, mMnaRer. 
 
 The McDowell-Atkuis- Watson Co., Limited, McCarty blk. Pacific 
 Lve., G. F. CnrtiH, Manager. 
 
 Dry Goods and Gents' Furnishings 
 .Stevenson & ('o., lJni«)n Hotel blk, J. F. Doyle, '"lanafer. 
 
 Furniture Stores 
 R. F« wson & Co.. McK^nZie Ave. 
 
 Gardeners 
 
 Robeit T.ippinK. Tho8. Skinner, T. Ri^hton, G. Granat, S. Crowie, 
 A. WiMiainson, R. Ramsey, H. Hayes?, F. Julian. 
 
 General Stores 
 
 F. Ahlin & Co., Fii-st St. 
 
 Bourne Bros.. Pacifie Ave. (P. O. RevelHtoke Sta.) 
 
 H. N. Coursier, Front St. 
 
 Fjillis Bros., Front St. 
 
 C. B. Hume & Co., Pucifle Ave. 
 
 Hutchinson & (io.. Front St. 
 
 W. B. Pease & Co., corner First St. and Campbell Ave. 
 
 F. B. Wells. Front St. (P. O. Revelstoke.) 
 
 Hardware Stores 
 
 Bourne Bros., Pacific Ave., Sam. Saunders, managfer. 
 
 H. N. Coursier, Front St. 
 
 C. B. Hume & Co., Pacific Ave. 
 
 W. M. Ljiwrence, Mc('arty blk. Pacific Ave. 
 
 Hospital 
 
 Revelstoke Hospital, Douglas St., Drs. McKecrhnie & Jetfs, prop- 
 rietors. 
 
 Hotels 
 
 Central Hotel, Front St., Abrahamson Bros, proprietors. Rateu, 
 $2per day, commeicial sample rooms, bath rooms. Free bus. Fire- 
 proof safe. 
 
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 Hotels — Continued 
 
 Coliunbia House, Fioiit St., Brown & Pool, proprietors. Rates. $l| 
 a day. Free l)us. 
 
 Gold Hill Hote. Front St., Frank Vandall. proprietor. Rates, $2 aj 
 day. No Ims. 
 
 Hotel Victoria, coinei- Wii.ufht and Front Sts., Chas. Holten, prop 
 rietor. Rates, $2 a day and upwards. Free bus meets all trains. Fret-] 
 sample rooms. 
 
 Hotel Revelstoke, Pacific Avenue, H, A. Perley, manager. Rates, 
 $3 a day and upvvaids. 
 
 Mining Exchange, Front St., Lund & Dufault, proprietors. Rates, 
 $1 a day. No bus. 
 
 StotkhoUn House. Front St., J. Albert Stone, proprietor. Rates, 
 $1 a day. No bus. 
 
 Union Hotel, conu'r First St. and C-anipbell Ave, H. A. Brown, 
 proprietor. Kates, $2 a day. Free b\is. 
 
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 Insurance — Fire and Life 
 
 Haig & Crage, Agents- 
 Phoenix Insiuante of Hartford. Conn. 
 Phoenix Assurance of London, Eng. 
 . National Assiu-ance Co. of Ireland. 
 Western Assurance C'o. of Toronto. 
 •British America Assurance Co. 
 Confederation Life, Toronto. 
 Birkbeck Investment Security & Savings Co. 
 
 C. E. Shaw. Agent- 
 Ocean Accident and Guai-antee Corporation. 
 London & Lancashire Fii-e Insurance (/O., of Liverpool. 
 Royal Fire Insurance Co., of Liverpool. 
 New York Life Insurance Co. 
 
 Iron Works; and Blacksmith Shops 
 
 Revelstoke Iron Works, corner Campbell Avenue and Victoria 
 Roal. Robt. Gordon, proprietor. 
 
 McMalion's l)lacksmith shops, Douglas St., First St., Jas. Mc- 
 Mahon, proprietor. 
 
 Livery Stables and Draymen 
 
 Wm. Fleming, livery. Pacifir Ave. 
 
 Revelstoke Livery. King St., Mat Pettipiece, proprietor. 
 Transfer and Parcel Delivery, First St., R. Fleming, p-^oprietor. 
 Robt. Samson, Third, St. Agent Standard Oil Co. Wood dealer 
 
 Lodg^es 
 
 Columbia I. O. G. T. No. .34. Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 p 
 m in Oddfellows' hall. Visiting members cordially invited, J. Savage. 
 C. T., B. R. Campbell, secretary. 
 
 Court Mount Begbie I. O. F. No. 3471. Meets each second and 
 fourth Friday evening in the month in Odilfellows' hall. Visiting 
 members invited. C. R., J. B. Scott, Rec. Sec, J. L. Smith. Fin. Sec. 
 C. J. Amam. 
 
 Kootenay Lodge No. 15 A. F, <& A. M. Regular meetings in Ma- 
 sonic Temple, Bourne's hall. Pacific Ave. on the third Monday in each 
 month at 8 p m. Visiting brothers cordially invited. W.F. Crage, 
 secretary. 
 
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 ^R^f. Rates, 
 
 o^'s. Rates, 
 
 l^tor. Rates. 
 
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 Lodges— Continued 
 
 Loyal Orane:e Lodge No 1058. Regular meetings in Oddfellows 
 iJill iMi'tlio second and fourth Wednesday evening in each month at 
 f.;^) p in. Visiting brothers cordially invited. Dr. T. Jeffs, W. M., W. 
 "r. Birtu y, Fin. Sec, T. J. Graharne, Rec. Sec, R. S. Wilson, Treas. 
 
 Revelstoke Lodge I. O. (). F.. No. 25. Regular meetings in Odd- 
 fellows hall every Thursfl.iy tiis^ht at 8 eight o'clock. Visiting l)rothers 
 (ivelcotne. J. A. Stone. N. G., T. J. Grahame, recording secretary. 
 
 Lumber Dealers 
 
 Arrowhead Saw & Planing Mills, First St., Pippy & Wright, agts. 
 Kciotenay Lumber Co., (^onnaught Avenu^, R. Tapping, agent. 
 Revelstoke Saw Mills, Second Street, east, Fred. Rol inson, agent. 
 
 Medical Profession 
 
 T. W. .Jeffs, residence Second Street, centre. 
 
 I)i'. Mfilloch, office McKenzie Avenue. 
 
 W. B. McKechnie, office Revelstoke Hospital, Douglas Street. 
 
 Ernest H. S. MiLean, (coioner) McKenzie Avenue. 
 
 Merchant Tailors 
 
 (ieorge Hills. Front Street. 
 
 W. J. Law. McKenzie Avenue. 
 
 Satn. Needham, clothes dyer and repairer, Douglas Street. 
 
 R. S. Wilson, Pacific Avenue. Ready-to-wear clothing stock. 
 
 Mining^ and Real Estate Brokers 
 
 H. A. Brown, Campbell Ave. 
 
 Haig & Crage. Pacific Ave. Notaries public. 
 
 E. Shaw, McKenzie Ave. Deputy sheriff and notary public. 
 
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 Newspapers 
 
 Kootenay Mail, weekly, published Saturday. Subscription, $2 per 
 year, Atkins & Smith, publishers. Office, Central Hotel bik, Front St. 
 
 Revelstoke Herald, semi-weekly, Wednesday and Saturday. Snh- 
 scrif)tion. $2 per year, free delivery. A. Johnson, proprietor, G. E. 
 Grogan, editor. Office, Front St. > 
 
 Notaries Public and Justices of the Peace 
 
 Frederick Eraser, justice of the peace. 
 
 Haig & Crage, notaries public 
 
 T. Livingston Haig, justice of the peace. 
 
 Charles F'reder'ck Lindmatk, justice of the peace, 
 
 W'illiam Benson Pease, justice of the peace. 
 
 C. E. Shaw, notary public. 
 
 Official Residents 
 
 J. M. Kellic. M.P.P. for north riding of West Kootenay. 
 John D. Sibbald, government agent, gold commissioner, stipendiary 
 magistrate, etc 
 
 Ernest H. S. McLean, M. D., medical health officer. 
 
 W. G. Birney, First St. 
 R. H. Ramsey, First gt 
 D. Stamper, Second St. east. 
 Waghorn, King St. 
 
 Painters, Decorators, Kalsominers 
 
 Wall paper stock carried. 
 
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 Photographers 
 Revelstoke Photo Co., Douglas St. F. L. Lemon, mannger. 
 
 Public School Trnstees 
 Chas. Lindinark, sec.-treas. Chas. Abrahamson, Jas. McMahon 
 
 Public Halls 
 
 Oddfellows' Hall, McKenzie Ave. T. J. Grahatne, manager. 
 Peterson's Hall. Front St. P. R. Peterson, manager and propriety 
 Tapping's Theatre, corner Victoria Road and Cotmanght A\ 
 R. Tapping, proprietor and manager. 
 
 Representatives in Dominion House 
 
 Burrard — Geo. R. Maxwell, Vancouver. 
 
 New Westminster — Anlaj' Mori'isoj, New Westminster. 
 
 Vancouver — W. W. B. Mclnnes, Nanaimo. 
 
 Victoria — Thos. Efirle, Victoria, E. G. Prior, Victoria. 
 
 Yale and Cariboo — Hewitt Bostock, Ducks. 
 
 Sash and Door Factories 
 
 Revelstoke Wood-Working Factory, Connaught Ave. Pippy t^' 
 Wright, proprietors. 
 
 Saw Mills 
 
 Revelstoke Saw Mills, Second St. extension east, Fred Robinson. | 
 proprietor. 
 
 Stone and Brick Masons, Carpenters —Contractors 
 
 C. H. Archibald. 
 
 Frank Barnard, First Street. 
 
 Frewing and Sons, Second St. 
 
 E. C. Fromey, Second St. 
 Jas. McLean, Douglas St. 
 
 Taxidermist 
 
 H. W. Edwards, Third St. 
 
 Tobacconists— Fancy Goods 
 
 Chas. J. Aman, Pacific Ave., opp. station. 
 
 F. H. Slinn, corner McKenzie Ave. and Victoria Road. 
 
 Watchmakers and Jewelers 
 
 John Aikenhead & Co., jewelry ytore. Front St, 
 Guy Barber, jewelry store. Front St. 
 S. P. W. Gainer, watch repairing, Douglas St. 
 C. E. Hanson, watch repairing, McKenzie Ave. 
 
 Wholesale Houses 
 
 A McDonald & Co., general merchandise, corner Third St. and 
 Cainpbell Ave. Percy Chapman, manager. 
 
 B. C, Sugar Refinery, First St. at C P R freight shed. L. J. Rogers, 
 manager. 
 
 Cowan-Holten- Downs Co., ales, wines, spirits and cigars. Front St 
 W. H. Lee manager. 
 
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 REVELSTOKE, B. C. 
 Abrahamson Bros., Props. 
 
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 families and monthly boarders 
 
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 Sanitary condition perfect. Baths, hot and 
 
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 Commercial sample rooms. 
 
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 A. Macdonald & Co. 
 
 Wholesale Merchants 
 And Pork Packers. 
 Importers of 
 Staple and Fancy 
 
 Groceries 
 
 Teas, Coffer^, Spices, Dried Fniit. Tobaccos, 
 Cipfars and Cigarettes. Farm, Dairy and For- 
 eign Products. 
 Dealers in 
 
 Miners' Sundries^ 
 
 Blankets, Mackinaws, Underwear, Overalls, 
 Gloves, Mitts, Boots, Rubbers. Write for cat- 
 alogue. 
 
 Offices and Warehouses 
 
 Revelstoke : and : Nelson 
 
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 ,iT'Hhafiison, Aiidiew, nnner 
 
 fchrahaiusoii, Chas G, hotel keeper Front st 
 
 Ibrahainsoii. John, " 
 
 ->rahainson. Jas 
 
 lM-ahHH)Son, O W, carpenter Douglas st 
 brahaiuson Bros, props (central hotel, Front st 
 
 Idair, E. prospector, mine owner, Second st 
 
 [hlin, Fred, njerchant, First st 
 
 Lhlin & Co, general merchants. First at 
 
 likenhead, John, jeweler. Front st 
 cG^^^.gnew, , l)rakeman C P R. First st 
 
 Lllan, John, engine driver C P R 
 
 illaii. Jas. miner 
 
 illen. J G. agt Dominion Ex Co, Hotel Revelstoke 
 
 illen. Oliver H, prop Rt velstoice Brewery 
 
 LUian, Chas J, tobacconist and stationer, Pacific ave 
 
 inderson, Albert J, teamster 
 
 Lttderson, Nels, section foreman 
 
 irmstrong, J F, elk Lillooet, Eraser River & Cariboo Gold Fields 
 (^o. Ltd 
 
 k.rgue, Thos, laborer 
 
 Lsbton, Thos, laborer 
 _ishton, John, laborer 
 
 JAtkins & Smith, pub Kootenay Mail, Front st 
 lAckins, J G, mgr French Creek Mining Co, Hotel Victoria 
 lAtkins. B R, publisher, Central Hotel 
 [Atkinson, John, teamster 
 jAudy, / '~'ur, timekeeper 
 1 Austin, VV, millwright 
 
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 Bael, P, porter, C P R freight shed 
 Bainard. Walter, teamster, First st 
 Barnard, Frank, plasterer. F'irst st 
 Ballegaard, L, niail carriei-, Douglas st 
 Bamford, A, stationary engineer 
 Bate, S J, miner 
 
 Bain, Thos VV, miner, Connaught ave 
 Barclay, D L, sawynr, Third st 
 Barber, J Guy, watchmaker. Front st 
 
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 HEVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
 Beaton, Angus, niincr, Stockholm House 
 
 Bi>Ilm-k, A. HnMii.iM C P R 
 
 Belanger, Jos, lat)orei' 
 
 Bennett. E \\ nitjci Lillooct, Piascr River & (-arihoo Gold Fields Co, L' 
 
 Benoii, Louis, hiis diivei , ("oliunhia lloiiso 
 
 Bennison. Albei-t K. t ifiner 
 
 Bensori, J, niiiier, Douglas st 
 
 Best, Wmi. miner 
 
 Birn(\v, VV, i)orter Hotel l^evelstoke 
 
 Birney, W G, painter and contractor, First st— see adv 
 
 Blackmore, Roi)l. firospt'etor, Stockholm Hr)use 
 
 Black, A N, hiidgenjan 
 
 Black, M, miner 
 
 Bland, .Fohn .1, shoemaker, Frorit st. 
 
 Blakeston, Sidney, carpenter 
 
 Board of Trade, rooms Government building 
 
 Bossley, brakeman (' P R 
 
 Bourgeois, Azaire, trail hiulder. Mining Exchange 
 
 Bourgeson. Antim. lahor«>r 
 
 Bourke. .lohn. retired hotelkeeper 
 
 Bourne Bros, general merchants, Pacific ave— see adv 
 
 Bourne, H .1, P M Revelatokc^ Stat ion, res cor First st & Mckenzie avc 
 
 Bourne, E J, accountant. Pacitic ave 
 
 Boyd, Alex, t'arnjer 
 
 Boyd, Geo, laborer 
 
 Boyd, J P, n)i!ier 
 
 Bradshaw, T \V, freight agt C P R, Pacific ;«ve 
 
 Brewster, Isaac T, secretary (Barnes Creek Consolidated Gold Fields 
 
 Ltd. Union I'lotel 
 Brown, W M. hotelkee|)er. Front st 
 Brown & Pool, props (;r'liuid)ii House 
 Brown, Francis A, miner, Colunil>ia Ho;ise 
 Brown, Hugh A, prop Union Hotel. Campbell ave 
 Bruce, Hugli, l)rakeman C P R 
 Buchanan, Jas, miner 
 Buriiey, J, bridge carpenter. Second st 
 Burns, H, laborer 
 
 Burridge, Edgai', tinsmith. Second st. 
 Burrows, Geo F. carpenter 
 
 Burton, G L, engine driver, cor Fi-ont st & McArthur ave 
 Byers, VVm, packer, Stockholm House 
 
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 Caldwell, Geo, fireman C P R 
 
 Campbell, .Tc^hn D, miner 
 
 Can)pbell, B R. [irinter Kootenay Mail 
 
 Canada Drug & Book Co, cor Victoria rd & McKenzie ave, Chas R Mac- 
 
 donald, manager— see adv 
 Canadian Pacific Railway, T \V Bradshaw, agt 
 C P R townsite. Il.iig <fc Crage, agts 
 Cao, C, wiper C P R round house 
 Carnes Creek Consolidated Goldfields, Ltd C'o. office McKenzie ave, 
 
 I T Brewster secretary 
 Carey. I, eiigine driver ('PR 
 Caruiack, Wm, lineman 
 Carr, A, laborer 
 (Larson, , bridge watchman C P R 
 
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 ^''<'l(is Co. L- 
 
 Mc-k, 
 
 ir Isdii, Amli<MV. inintM- 
 inisjf.in, lli'iiiy hiidf^finfiii C P R 
 is;irl . Jiili.iii, fjii iiM^r 
 ^lylif. John, builder, First st 
 lylic, R, ( arpcntt'f. First st 
 lentral Hotel, Front st. Abrahamson Bros, props— see adv 
 |li,i|)rii,iii, II W. shjppei' A M.-icdonald (fe Co, Third si 
 IhapiiMii. Percy, n.^^v A .M.u doiidd Sc ('o, Thiid st, 
 mase. Miss A ('.dressmaker, Uoiiiiu' Urf)s, First st 
 fhiiiisoii, .Mat. laborer 
 phiist i-ioii. U K, teamster 
 
 3ity Bikei-y. MeCJa^ne Hros. props, Fioiit st 
 /larki'. P P. teamster 
 JIarke, G M. I)iiil('er. Second st 
 
 aiiseii, W. saw hammerer 
 pochraiie, W Inislimaii 
 
 Columbia House, Brown & Pool, props, Front st— see ad.v 
 poimor. .J.is. Ithorei' 
 
 )iitell, L, laborer 
 u,)ii\vay. Fred. I)aiifgajj:e master C P R 
 ^'orlett. (ie(i li. express mfj:r 
 'oriiell. H .M. brakeman. C P R 
 'ottoii, F (J S. ss steward 
 Mniitiier. Henry N, n)erchatU, Front st 
 
 'owaii. Will. Pres Reveistoke VVati'r, Light & Power Co, Hotel Vic. 
 ^owan-Holten-Downs Co, wholesale liquor dealers, Front st, W H Lee, 
 mg^r— see adv 
 
 IC'owles, John, meal cutter McCarty's hutchei* shop 
 jCraije, Win, Haif< ife Cratje. res (■onnaught ave 
 {Crawford. W, turner tW R 
 ('rou'le, Samuel D. farmer 
 ('ruickshank, Alex, caipenter 
 Cuuuiiings, A P, surveyor, Hotel Victoria 
 Curveon, J. brakeman C P R 
 
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 f nzie ave. 
 
 Dallas, John, millwright 
 
 Deans, S, wiper C P R round house 
 
 Devitt. Alf. supt Dominion Express C'o 
 
 Devlin, H E, compositor. C7olinid)iii House 
 
 Dickey. W J, bookeeper, C B Hume & Co, cor First st & Boyle ave 
 
 Dier, H C, telegraph operator C P R 
 
 Dodd. W E. fireman C P R 
 
 Dolat), Jas, farmer 
 
 Dolvier, Tellesphor. teamster 
 
 Dominion Express Co, J C Allen, agt 
 
 Don.ihuc. Thos. liimbeirnan 
 
 Donnely. Haniillon. lumberman 
 
 Don()vaii, Patiick. lal»orer 
 
 Doubt, John, teamster 
 
 I)owuie, Thos. tr.iiii despatcher C P R 
 
 Downs. Thos, Pres Enterprise Brcnving Co, res Second st 
 
 Doyle. J. F" tngr Stevenson & Co • 
 
 Doyle. J M, mgr McCarty's butcher shop 
 
 Doyle. Wm, miner 
 
 Drew. B ?], salesman Bourne Bros, First st 
 
 Duchesnay, E P, supt Pacific Division (^ P R 
 

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 Dufault, EdwHid. hotelkeonei- 
 
 Dun bar, Jas, haitender, Coliiuibia House 
 
 Dunn, Jos, miner 
 
 Duval, A M, tar repairer C P R 
 
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 Eacrett, Geo H, miner 
 
 Ecknion, A G, teamster 
 
 El^^r, Freci, miner, Columbia House 
 
 Edwards, E, steward. Hotel Victoria 
 
 Edwards, H W, taxidermist, Thiid st 
 
 Edwards, W T, miner. Second St 
 
 Elliott, Robt, farmer 
 
 El Paso, Prof, miner, Columbia House 
 
 Elson, R S, brakeman CPU 
 
 English Church, St Peter's, F A Ford, Second st centre 
 
 Enterprise Brewing Ct>, cor Second & Charles sts. T Downs, Pres 
 
 Ericstin, C, First st 
 
 Ervin, W, bushman 
 
 Esday, Howanl, warehouse manager, C B Hume & Co * 
 
 Estay, Geo H, clerk 
 
 Evans, Miss, teacher public schiM.)l 
 
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 Fallis Bros, gfeneral merchants, Front st— see ad v 
 
 Fallis, F G, merchant. Front st 
 
 Fallis, J A, 
 
 Falkner, A, car repairer, C P R 
 
 Fay, H, fitter's helper, C P R 
 
 Field, C M, minei-, Douglas st 
 
 Fei^'guson, David, miner, Columbia House 
 
 Fischer, B, brewer, Enterprise Brewery 
 
 Fitzgibbons, F H, carpenter 
 
 Fleishman, J, jeweler. Union Hotel 
 
 Fleming, Chas, bus driver. Hotel Victoria 
 
 Fleming, Robt, parcel delivery and transfer, Fir^t st 
 
 Fleming, W, wood dealer, liveiyman. Pacific ave 
 
 Forbes. J, laborer 
 
 Ford, Frank A, clerk in holy orders, cor Government &> Second sts 
 
 Forrest, A B, trainmaster, cor Charles & Thiid sts 
 
 Forrest, Thos, fireman C P R 
 
 Forster, J, engine driver, " 
 
 Francis, Ernest J. barber. Front st 
 
 Eraser. Daniel. bridgen)an, ('PR 
 
 Eraser, Fred, justice of tht^ peace 
 
 Eraser, J D, train despat( her C P R 
 
 Eraser, R, switchman C P R 
 
 Fretz, Frank, grocery salesman W B Pease & Co, First st 
 
 Fretz, L A, carpenter, builder and contractor. First st -see adv 
 
 Frewing, W, plasterer. Second st 
 
 Frisby, J, miner, trapper 
 
 Fromey, E C, mason, contractor. Second st 
 
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 Jjulndeti, P, ImiiHertimn 
 Jjaint r, S F \V. watch iiiuker, DoiiglHS r,L 
 
 rarvcy. F P, tele><iapl> (ineratt)!* C P R 
 
 mi, Jas, hookkt'euer W M Lawrence 
 
 tilli'.^pie, Donald P, niinei- 
 
 rillespie, Walter, fiieiiian C P R 
 
 Hlli'spie. Thos, stalidnery eiiKineei- O P R 
 
 old Hill Hot<^l, Front st*. Frank Vandall. prop 
 
 rordon, Hol)t, prop Revelstitke Iron Works, Connaught ave 
 
 roriiian, P, miner 
 
 hitt, A. niiner 
 
 tough, , plasterer, Colmnhia House 
 
 rovernment Aj<ent, .1. D. SiUhald, First st 
 
 rowai'd. B. Hsst en^fineer (- P R 
 
 rrahani. J, fireujan, C P R 
 iGrady. Michael, miner. Geor>?e at 
 
 iGrahiun, J D, nn?r VVaverley Mines Ltd. Tanj?ier Mine Ltd, Second st 
 jGrahame. T J, bridge watchman C P R 
 [Grandy, G F. laundryman. George st 
 Grant, A, Uunl)erman 
 [Grant, August, gaidener 
 jGraves, Al. engii»e drivei' C P R 
 [Greasley, Wm, driver F McC'arty 
 
 Great Western Mines Ltd, office Uoliinibia House, A E Kincaide, sec 
 Green, Roht W, njiner 
 Griei-son, Allen J 
 
 Griffiths & Co, druggists, Front st, C E Reid, mgr 
 Grogan, G E, journalist, editor Herald, cor King & Front st 
 
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 Haig, T L, justice of the peace, Haig & Ciiige, Front st 
 
 Haig & Crage, mining, real estate and insurance— see adv 
 
 Haley, W, miner, Columbia House 
 
 Haller, Theo, tailor, R S Wilson 
 
 Hamilton, F, porter Hotel Revelstoke 
 
 B -milton, Fred, ckl. Union Hotel 
 
 Hamilton, Orange, teamster 
 
 Hamilton, W. bartender Stockholm House 
 
 Hanilev, Wm, farmer 
 
 Hanbury, H. fitter C P R 
 
 Hanson, C E, jeweler, McKenzie ave 
 
 Hanson, Frank, fireman C P R 
 
 Harris, Jas, miner 
 
 Hiirvev. T, fireman C P R, Victoria rd 
 
 Hayes, Henry, farmer 
 
 Heard, Geo, barber 
 
 Hearn, A R B, mgr Imperial Bank, cor Campbell ave & First st . 
 
 Herald, semi-weekly, A Johnson, publisher, G E Grogan, editor, office 
 
 Front st— see adv 
 Herchmer, J, conductor C P R 
 Hetherington, John, farmer 
 Hie key, Wm, miner 
 Hill, Samuel, miner 
 
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 RRVKLSTOKE CITY DIRECrrORY 
 
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 Hilliof. ThoH, builder, coiiti'iutdr, Dohj^Ims st 
 
 HilLs, Geo, tiiiloi aiul ruiiiuifiictuvHr, Front st 
 
 Hoar. () I), minei', McKenzie ave 
 
 Hohsori. Alex, elk. Hoiirne Bj-os 
 
 Hood, VVm. carpenter 
 
 Hopjjfood, .1. condiu'toi- (' P R 
 
 Horn. R Hrne<'. niiin'r. Kuolenay st 
 
 Horn, Thos E. miner and ficinhter, Wales st 
 
 Hospital, Revelstoke, Drs McKechnie & Jeffs props, DougL 
 
 Howson. R A: Co, lin-niliMi' dcaleis, McKenzie ave 
 
 Hoyland. Robt. I);ik»'i', Viitoria rd 
 
 Hinne. C li, rnerihant. 
 
 Hume iV Co. C H. general merchants. Pacific ave 
 
 Hume. Muriy. elk C R Hinne «S: Co 
 
 Hiune, SV, engine di'iver C PR 
 
 Hut( hison «t ('(). grocery, flour and feeil dealers. Front st 
 
 Hutchison, .lonn. iluicni.-on & Co, Front st 
 
 Hyatt, Mark, carpenter and builder. Second st 
 
 as st— see mi I 
 
 
 Imperial Bank of Canada, cor First st & Campbell ave. A R B Hearn, 
 
 mgr— see adv 
 Irwin, Al'.iert, iniiier 
 
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 Jackson, A E. cook, C P R 
 
 Jackson. (J W, minei' 
 
 Jackson. Ed, dk H N (/Oiirsier 
 
 Jackson, J VV, prosne.itor, trauper 
 
 Jackson, VV A, yar»l master C P R 
 
 James, Edward, bridgeman C P R 
 
 Jeffs, I)r T VV, Second st 
 
 Jenkins, D, shoeniaker. First st 
 
 Johns, Ed. teainst 'r. F McCarty 
 
 Johnson, A, pub Revelstoke Herald, Third st 
 
 Johrjson, D, laborer. Third st 
 
 Johnson, Herbert O, lumberman 
 
 Johnson. J A, laborer 
 
 Johnson, P, watchman C P R 
 
 Johnston, G, butcher, Hull & Co, Douglas st 
 
 Jones, Amt)rose J, nnner 
 
 Jones, VV, freight elk C P R 
 
 Jones. VV H, porter C P R fieight, slied 
 
 Jones. W L, cai'penter 
 
 Julian, Frank, farmer 
 
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 Keliie, J M, M P P, Central Hotel 
 Kelly. J, teamster 
 Kelly, Patrick, laborer 
 
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 s St— sec ad 
 
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 Kenii'dy. .Imni's, laboier 
 Keoiifdy, Peter, WfiUhiiuiii (■ PR 
 Ket'stt'fid. S A I), initici' 
 Ker. t iiDt'lvecpcr (' P R 
 
 liaghan, John, contractor and builder, Kootenay st 
 
 Ir. \V A. J.inili.r Fii-e Hall No 2 
 lle.son. K A. caipentcr, St(-ckh«»liM HnuHe 
 
 Ipsoii. F'ictI S. (jiiiiti'i-, Heiiilcl 
 
 Kil|) ill ick, TIjds. Iinilf^t, inspccror (? P R 
 
 aide, A K, sec (ireat VVestern Mines Ltd 
 It aide, liolit. Hreiiuui (' I* R 
 liii'iii, K Ij, letired miiiei 
 imee. Wellin^^toii. miner 
 pkiip, W, mine!' 
 Knowies, ,I:)hn, miner. (!olmul>i;i House 
 Knowitoti, Mr» E, lodKiiifj: house keener. First st 
 Klo<>l''nHy Bi-ewei-y, .1 E 1.004; pi-op, Victoi'ifi n\ 
 
 J)tenay, R (', Smelting iSc Trading Syndicate, London, Enuf, Haig & 
 
 Ci'ige. au^eiits 
 itenay Linnl)er ('o. R Tapping. 'iKf 
 
 itenay Mail, weekly, Atkins & Smith juihlishers, B R Atkitjs, editoi', 
 omci' (\Mitral Hotel hik, Front .st 
 
 R B Hearn, 
 
 ^hlanc, Thos, edgenian. Revelstoke saw mills 
 Brash, H J, bridge carpenter 
 
 iforme. Geo. miner 
 
 me, .1 B C', miner 
 
 mg, Richard, t arpenter, Campl)ell ave 
 
 inihkin, . carpenter, Victoria rd 
 
 ipwiM-ih, Mrs A J, prop Rhodesia restaurant and boarding house, cor 
 Second st &: Orton ave 
 
 mder, .Jas, electrician. Rev W L & P Co, Douglas st 
 
 Ludie, Pettr 
 
 LW. merchant, tailor, McKenzie ave 
 
 iwrence, W, caretaker Bourne Bros 
 
 Lwr(Mice, VV M, hardware merchant, McKenzie ave 
 
 Lwson, B A, boookkeeper A Macd(M)ald & Co, Third st 
 lawson, John, condiu tor C P R, McKenzie ave 
 lee, Miss H, elk ('anada Drug & Book Co 
 lee. W H. njgr Cowan-Holten-Downs Co, Second st west 
 Lee, W .T, baakeman C P R. McKenzie ave 
 [lendrum, T J, financial agent 
 lie wis, Gef), teamster 
 !i«^wis, Thomas, blacksmith. Third st 
 jemon, F L, mgr Revelstoke Photo Co, Douglas st 
 jevesque. P, bartender Hotel Victoria 
 iiedy, Wesley, bridgenian 
 
 jinilmark. Chas, .T P. C B Hume <te Co, Campbell ave 
 .it tie, D, fireman C^ P R 
 iitlle. Jas. engine driver C P R, Second st 
 jodge, Miss, dressmaker H N Coursier 
 .ogan, P A, carpenter 
 jong, J E, prop Kootenay Brewery 
 .oughead, H, contractor and carpenter 
 Lund & Dufault, props Mining Exchange, Front st 
 Lund. Gus, hotelkeeper. Front st 
 [-yons, J H, turner (^ P R roundhouse 
 
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 MacfHrlane, J H, uiiner, Culuiuliia House 
 
 Mackie, W, farnuM- 
 
 Maclean. V B, architect and buildei-. Third st 
 
 Maclean. 11 H, elk F B VVcIIh, Third at 
 
 Macintosh, Alex, wiiner 
 
 MacNeil, Aniedie, barber, Front st 
 
 Maclean. Earnest H S, phyHician, McKenzie ave 
 
 MacRae, Alexander K, miner 
 
 MacRae, Alex, provincial conHtable 
 
 Maddocks, A R, warebouHetnan 
 
 Mahoney, S P. switchman C P R 
 
 Magffe, Wni H. brid^eiuan 
 
 Maloney, Thos, miner 
 
 ManinnK* Fred, lumber scaler Revelstoke saw mills 
 
 Mansurrat, C N, bridge inspector ('PR 
 
 Marpole, C M. tin)ekeeper P R 
 
 Marri»tto, V, laborer C P R 
 
 Martin, Robt M(tKay, miner 
 
 Mathison, Dr R, dentist, cor McKenzie ave & Victoria rd 
 
 Meehan, W. planer Revelstoke saw mills 
 
 Melvill. W J. carpenter C P R roimdhouse 
 
 Menzies, Robt, fireman C P R 
 
 Mesley, Fred, fireman C P R 
 
 Methodist Chuicb, Third st. Rev J A Wood, pastor 
 
 Miehan, Patrick, foreman steam shovel C P R 
 
 Millard, J G, express messenger C P R 
 
 Mitchell. C W. teleujraph operator 
 
 Motfal, \Vm A, carpenter 
 
 Molsons Bank, cor First st & McKenzie ave. J Dinham Molson mjr^ 
 
 Molson, J Dinham, mgr Molsons Bank 
 
 Montgomery, T W, prospector, Douglas st 
 
 Moran, Pat, plumber, Second st east 
 
 Morgan, J A, barber. Front st 
 
 Morris, W, bookkeeper* H N Ooursier 
 
 Morris, Henry A, nuner 
 
 Mosnop, G, salesnjan Bourne Bros 
 
 Moss, Albert, barber 
 
 Muir, David, teamster 
 
 Muir, P D, pastor Presbyterian church. Third st 
 
 Mullen, Arthur, stone mason, Centi-al Hotel 
 
 Mullen, W, planer Revelstoke saw mills 
 
 Mullock, , farmer 
 
 Munsford, merchant, Hutchison & Co, Front st 
 
 Munro. Archibald, laborer 
 
 Munro, Duncan, plumber 
 
 Murdock, E 
 
 Murphy, Stephen, laborer 
 
 Murray, J W, bridgeman C P R 
 
 Myers, H, teamster 
 
 Mc 
 
 Mc( 
 
 McCI 
 
 Mc( 
 
 Mel 
 
 Met 
 
 Mel 
 Mel 
 
 
 McBean, E, prospector 
 McBurney, J, carpenter. Second st 
 McBurney, T, railroader. Second st 
 
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 REVEL8TOKE CITY DIRHCTORY 
 
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 if^iiH HiMH, props (!ity Bukt'ry. First at 
 
 I U K». 1 ^.1 
 
 fiuriM', .J S. P rttnl Hi 
 
 '.i^iic, Sam. Front nt 
 'illiiiii. .1, tiNiiiistcr 
 
 piilliiin. .1 .M. luiiii'r, ( i>nl I'.ictiii'. pi'()p IXL store, First 8t 
 •*l>y. I). Iiuildt'r iind riMiiraclor. Tiiinlst 
 iirty, F. \viio!«'.siil'' iiul rdiil lulchnr. l*iiriH(' ave 
 ►oimld, Alt'X, bar tfiHlcr Ilult'l Kcvt'lstokf 
 Doimid, K, n.s»\ iMidi^i' ins|»t'c((»r (^ F* R 
 iDonaid, A & Co, wholesale merchants, Campbell ave, Percy Chapman, 
 
 mgr - stH' iulv 
 iI»ii\vt'll-Atl<,i'is-Watsoii (/<), (IriiKxiHts, PaciHf ave 
 •F.iddt'i). I). l)il)ort>r 
 
 Kiillviay, , Culumhia Hou.so 
 
 ^(}rf|u;(>i. Ali'X. hridijf forciiian C P R 
 f(Jr<';rur. F W. 1- irp'Mili'r. Third si 
 Uiito«<h, A W, miner 
 'Intosli, 1), hlicksmith 
 
 rKt'chnio, I)r Wm Ri>ytl, Revclst ikp Hospital 
 •Keclniit* «te Jflt'.^, pro|)s Rt^vclstoke Hospital 
 :K«Mr/,it', .1 H, miner. Miiiiiiv; Exchange 
 rLaiuhlin, NV E. Second st 
 IcLejin, Frank, miner, 
 
 IcLean, .lis, plasLert-r. contractor. Don^fla.s st 
 Icljean. VV, mechanic (' P R 
 Icliellan, G, miner 
 M( Lejj.'ind. VV H. teamster 
 Ml Ijeniion, (Jordon, Mridi^emm O P R 
 IHi Malion, .las. hlacksmith. I)onsi[las st 
 M( Maimn. S. hlacksuiith .J McMahon's, First st 
 IcNeil, J W, carpent»!r, Central House 
 IcNeill, W. laborer 
 [cPheison. T 
 
 IcRae, (/has. sawyer Revelstokt; saw mills 
 [cTai?j<art, H Allen, principal public school, McKenzie ave 
 K-Ta><iritil. L. elk Hume «te Co 
 IcTavish. G, elk Imperial Bank 
 
 lining Exchange, late Senate Hotel, Front st, Lund & Dufault, props, 
 John V Perks, mgr — se(^ adv 
 
 [Murphy, B A, James, barrister, solicitor, etc, office Cowan blk, Third 
 
 st — see card 
 
 N 
 
 Na^le, G B. miner. Central Hotel 
 
 Needham, Sam, clothes cleaner, dyer, repairer, Douglas st 
 
 Needham, Sam, carpenter, George st 
 
 Needliam, T. fireman C P R, Douglis st 
 
 Neilsoti, J, mail carrier Big Bend route 
 
 Nelson, W, carpenter C P R roundhouse 
 
 Nettle. VV A, contractor and builder, Douglas st east 
 
 Newiit, F. fireman C P R 
 
 Nichol, W L, farmer \ 
 
 Nicholson, W B, engine driver C P R, Secon''. st 
 
 Noice. H S, carpenter 
 
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 HEVELSTOKE C[TY DIRECTORY 
 
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 Oaks, r B. bailuT 
 
 Ogp. John. lah()iPi(^ P R 
 
 Ogilvie, Will Forrest, cotuliKtoi' C P R 
 
 Firs' 
 
 Paf?e, W H, laboivi- 
 
 Pager. V B. ni.i rliant. W B Pease & (lo 
 
 Paget. Ed W H. elk W B Pease ,^ Oo 
 
 PaiestHi. Olat', laliorei- 
 
 Paradis, Mrs. di'essmaker. Third st' 
 
 Patterson, .fohn, stenogi-apher 
 
 Payne, E, lal)or"r 
 
 Paxton. VV G, mining recordei', etc 
 
 Pease & Co. W B. grocery, flour and feed store, cor Campbell ave & 
 
 St- see adv 
 Pearson, Robt, millwright 
 Perks, .John V, mgr Mining Exchange 
 Peiley, H A, mgr Hotel Revelstoke 
 Perrin, Jules, landlord, Front st 
 Peterson. Chas. mi net- 
 Peterson, P R, farmer. Front st 
 Petrieth, J. shoemaker 
 Petti})iece. John, teamster, King st 
 Pettipiece. M M, liveryman. King st 
 Pettipiece, R P, printer Second st e;tst 
 Phipps, A E, aic'onntant Imperial Bank 
 Pit kai'd, Ed, cai'penter .md contractor, George st 
 Pierce, Harry, bus di'iver, Union Hotel 
 
 Pippy, T A, jobber, carpenter and contractor. First st Si 
 
 Pippv & Wright, bniibef deaiei's, |)rops Revelstoke WcmxI Workin,' X 
 
 Factorv. ("onnanght av(f -M 
 
 Plumber, L F. asst blacksmith C P R 
 Pool, W B. hotelkeeper, pres Great Western Mines Ltd, 
 Porter, G M, brakeman C P R, Second st 
 Powers, Ed, engine diiver C P R 
 Pratt. H J, (Ik C P R 
 Price, Henry, laborer 
 Puffer, Edgar, bridgeman 
 
 Quinn, T .). carpenter 
 
 Q 
 
 R 
 
 Ragnelli, Mai-ino. laborer G P R 
 
 Ramsey, R, farmer 
 
 Ramsey, R H, paintei', Stockholm House 
 
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 pbell ave & Fn 
 
 Bihiili-hcse. T, St'c-ond st , 
 
 Befd, C, r i<^r Giifflths & C(^ drugs, Front st 
 
 j^llcy. Jas, iMiulun- 
 
 ^^('Islokc Bikeiy, Smith & Hoyland, props, Victoi'ia rd 
 
 B|\'elst()ko Biv'U'.MV, O II Allen, prop 
 
 R^yelstoke Directory, R P Pettipiece. publisher 
 
 ifevM'Istokf' Fire Brigade. No 1. fire luiU Fi'orit st, W M Brown capt 
 
 Revelstoke Fire Brigade. No 2, tire hall Comiaiight ave, J G Allen capt 
 
 Rev,-lstoke Iron W;>rks. c-<»r Can)|th -11 av('& Victoria rd, R Gordon prop 
 
 Revelstoke Photo Co. Douf^las st, F L Lemon, mgr -see adv 
 
 Revelstoke S lAV Mills, F Robinson prop 
 
 j^velst.oke Townsite, li lig & Civiige, sole agts 
 
 Hfev.'l^toke, rro;iL Like fi Big B Mid Telephone Co, W Cowan, prop 
 
 Ifevejstoke Wat.'i'. Light & Power ('o, Cowan blk. Third st center, T E 
 
 L Tivlor, set- 
 Rev. -Istoke Wooil Working Factory, Pippy & Wright, props 
 Rhodesia R-stanr.int and Boarding Mouse, Mrs A J Lapworth, prop 
 Righton. Thos. market gardcMier 
 Ringer, J. planei- Ri'velstoke saw mills 
 Bitchie, Jis, laborer 
 Rnai'li. (tco. miner 
 Rohiise, I. laliorer 
 Rohb, .John, i-ai-pi-nter, Hi'cond st 
 Robhins, S (i. wks engineer's office C P R 
 R()bt)ins, O, biislimen 
 Bf)binson, Baxter, carpenter 
 
 Robinson, 0. nigr Revelstoke Saw Mills. Second st 
 Robinson. Fred, prop Revelstoke Saw Mills, Third '»t 
 Roltinson, Miss Mand, bookkeeper Revelstoke Saw Mills 
 Rogers, li .J, mgr B C Sugac Refinery, Firsc st east 
 Rom, in (^ltho^H• Church,, Rev Fr Thayer, parish priest 
 Ross. Malcolm C. cobbler, Front st 
 Rover. .John, laborer 
 Royei-, Alphonse. laborer 
 Ryan, I-*, leamster 
 
 ''ood Workiii 
 
 s 
 
 Samson, J, painter. Third st 
 
 Samson, R, Drayman, agt Stuidard Oil Co, Third st— see adv 
 
 land, John, draymai;, St'Hjkholm Uonse 
 
 Janderson, .John, miner, Columbia House 
 
 argent, H P. farmer 
 
 iariania, . t'rrmec 
 
 launders, Frank E, miner 
 
 Jaunders, Sam, nigr hardware dept Bourne Bros 
 
 Javage, .John, uphohiterei', Fiist st 
 a\ age, .J, tailor R S Wilson, Third si 
 
 xhumaker. Pett'r. sausage maker 
 
 Mott. H V. elk 
 
 ■icotl. (t( org>> Innes. miner 
 
 Hott, J B. drug elk 
 
 )haw. ( has Erskin(>. elk provincial government office, trontst 
 
 ihaw, .Tolui. s|>ecial provincial constable, Stockholm House 
 lierrin, Jas P, tailor R S Wilson 
 Shortre(Ml. .1 teamster 
 
 Sd)bal{l, John I), gov(>r' nient agt. First st 
 [Skene, C P 
 [Skinner, .Jos. fireman (- P R 
 
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 REVEL8T0KE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
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 Skinner, Thos W, landscape j^ardener 
 
 Slinn, F H. prop Star Shavin)< Parlor, cor Victoria rd & McKeiizie 
 
 Smith. Albert ?]. l)()ilerniaUer 
 
 Siiuth. A N, Revelsloke Bakery, McKenzie ave 
 
 Smith; B AI, electrician R VV L <k P Co, cf)r Secon(' & Kfiotenay sts 
 
 Smith, John A, Smith & Atkins, Central Hotel 
 
 Smith, J L, telejifriiph aj^ent C P R, Campbell ave 
 
 Sujith, Miss M, dressmaker H N ('onrsier. Front st 
 
 Smith, W O, expjess messen^rer. Hotel Revelstoke 
 
 Smith & Clark, contractors and builders, Second st 
 
 Smith. H P. Smith & (Jlark 
 
 Smythe, B. Thiid st 
 
 Sniythe, H E R, Hreiuan C P R. First st 
 
 Sney(i, C R. accountant Molsons Bank 
 
 Solloway, A E, engine driver C P R 
 
 SoUoway. L T, en<?ine driver C/ P R 
 
 Soltnes. R. engine driver (^ P R 
 
 Spencei', Albert, laborer 
 
 Spragg-e, A G M. barrister, etc, cor Third st & McKenzie ave— see 
 
 Spurling. J E, elk H;iinf & Crage. Front st 
 
 Stacey, Pete, fainiei 
 
 Stamper, Uar iel. painter. Second st 
 
 Stearman, D W, ti-ain despatcher C p R 
 
 Steed, Thos, elk H N Conrsier. Front st 
 
 Steele, E K, ledger keeper Imperial Bank 
 
 Stevenson, F. bush man 
 
 Stevenson, H, bush man 
 
 Stevenson & (Jo, (hy goods, gents' furnishings, .T F Doyle, nigr 
 
 Stockholm House, Front st, J A Stone, prop 
 
 Stone, J A, prop Stockholm Housh, <Mir Front & Benson sts 
 
 Stuckey, A wiper C P R 
 
 Sutherland, J P. sec-tr«^as Enterpiise Brewing C 
 
 Sutherland, Thos S, mi ler 
 
 Sweeney, .John, miner. Central Hotel 
 
 Swift, John, checker C P R 
 
 Switzer, (jeo P, millwright 
 
 Sykes, Tom, painter 
 
 CMI 
 
 H 
 
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 Tangier Mine Ltd, office cor First st & McKenzie ave, J D Grahatue uiRr 
 
 Talaick, P, cobbler. McKenzie ave 
 
 Tapping, R, market gardener, agt Kot)tenay Lumber Co ^ 
 
 Tapping's Theair.s cor Victoria rd «fc Counaught ave, R Tapping, prop I 
 
 Tarantini, Giovanni, laborer t " t- ' 1 
 
 Taylor. Thompson E L, sec Rev W L & P Co, James st 
 
 Tayloi-, L D, checker C P R 
 
 Temple. Bert, elk C P R 
 
 Temple, Chas H. locomotive foreman C P R 
 
 Tennant, Selah, biidge carpenter 
 
 Thomas, Geo W, miner 
 
 Thomas, G J, miner 
 
 Thompson, A C, printer. Mining Exchange 
 
 Thon)pson, J. bushman 
 
 Thompson, R, b\ish foren)an 
 
 Tompkins, L, builder and contractor 
 
 Toombs, Alex, laboier 
 
McKenzie 
 itenay sts 
 
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 lOinlis, K. laborer 
 rnros^, T, cl-iriyman 
 
 u 
 
 lion Hotel, cor Campbell ave & First st, H A Brown, prop— see adv 
 )l)(i'. Iv A, prospcrtor 
 
 V 
 
 fail. .1 W, ac'cmmtatit, Stockholm Hotise 
 ave— see cii Mfiictit inc. .Jolm, luiiiei- 
 
 [an. \V .1, (• U' iiispci tor ('PR 
 
 huulall, Frauis, prop (t,iM Hill Hotel, cor Second & Kootenay sts 
 
 iictoria Hotel, Front st, Chas Holten prop— see adv 
 
 Yl 
 
 >rah 
 
 Mine mgi'j 
 
 Hpping. prop 
 
 v'adc, R H, switch man C P R 
 
 V^■l'J;h()I•n. , painter. King st 
 
 '^ailaie, \V , caipcnter 
 
 V'alton, Harry, miner, Stockholm House 
 'alton, Herbcit, elk 
 argel, .John, laborei' 
 alton, Percy, chef Hotel Revelstoke 
 V^lrr(Ml, H. bellboy Hotel Revelstoke 
 ^itmors R, roadmaster Shumas division C P R 
 fv'atxjn. \V biidgeman C P R 
 'atson, W (x. car repairer (! P R 
 it t . .Tas r. minei' 
 
 av( rley Mines Ltd, office cor First st &. McKenzie ave. J D Graham, 
 secretary 
 ^^"b^), P, porter C P R 'freight shed 
 
 "\'ll , F B. P M Revelstoke, gents' fiu-nishings, Fi'ont st 
 ^'esieiii C'anadian Mining iSc Development Co. office Union Hotel hlk, 
 
 11 A Brown, secrctaiy 
 'hatniongh. R S, painter 
 I'hite, Chas 
 V'hite. .Tas W, laborer 
 
 liili', \V', |)ack train driver 
 ^hite, W, Q C, barrister, office Front st, res McKenzie ave— see card 
 Iiylc, F H. car|jenter ' 
 
 V'illiamson, A F. farmer 
 Vilsiin, Ciias VV, tailor R S Wilson 
 ^ilson, R S, merchant tailor, Pacific ave — see adv 
 p.ilkinson, Miss. stenogra{)her, Siipt Diichesnay's office, Hotel Rev 
 U'ood. .lohn. architect and contractor, Front st 
 fc\'ood. Rev .1 A, pastor Methodist church, Thii'd st 
 JVoodrow, J I, mgr.I R Hidl & Co, Victoria Hoteli 
 U'ood.side. .J II. pr(V|) (,' p R dining room aiul restaurant 
 
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 KEVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
 Wright. A city scavenger 
 Wright, A J, car repairer C P R 
 Wright, J P, contractor, Connaughtave 
 
 Y 
 
 Yer' OS, Owen, telegiaph operator ('PR 
 Youmans, H W, tinsmith. Front st— see ad v 
 
 t! 
 
 THE 
 
 Canada Drug & Book Co. Ltd, 
 
 Carry a large and complete line of 
 
 Pure Drugs 
 
 Patent medicines, plain and fancy stationery. 
 
 Wall Paper 
 
 In latest designs, from 5(! to 75c per roll. 
 
 Photographic Suppliss 
 
 And chemicals. Mail orders iire promptly attended to. 
 Magazines, periodicals and papers always kept on hand. 
 
 A letter to your friends 
 
 In the East, and 
 
 A year's subscriptlcn to the Revelstoke Herald 
 
 Will he appreciated alike. In the letter you can tell thetn all 
 about yourself and your prospects in the greatest mining 
 country in the world — North Kootenay. In the Herald 
 twice every week they wV\ get all the news about the 
 miners, mines, the leading mining cotnpanies, -uid the 
 lunibering industry. It tells all about the big game, the 
 fish, the summer resorts, and the finest natural scenery in 
 the world 
 
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 REVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
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 ,td, 
 
 Finest Hotel in Kootenay 
 
 UNION 
 HOTEL 
 
 Revelstoke Station, B. C. 
 H. A. BROWN, Proprietor. 
 
 ^ e 
 
 ttended to. 
 t on hand 
 
 is 
 
 Herald 
 
 11 them all 
 3st mining 
 ^e Herald 
 about the 
 •uid the 
 game, the 
 Jcenery in 
 
 A.ccominodatioa for 50 guests, Bath rooms 
 and all modern improvements. Heated 
 by hot air. 
 
 Commercial sample rooms, and fire proof safe. 
 Free bus, 
 
 Everytliing Strictly First-class 
 
 ^ d 
 
 Rates. Two Dollars a Day 
 
 
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 REVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
 t:ie 
 
 COLUMBIA 
 
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 4 
 
 B 
 
 HOUSE 
 
 Front St, 
 Revelstoke, B. C 
 
 The largest hotel in town. Centrally located, 
 good accommodation. 
 
 <&> 9) <9 
 
 I Rates, One Dollar per Day 
 
 
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 # # 
 
 CHOICE 
 
 Wines, 
 
 Liquors and Oigars. 
 
 I Brown & F^ool, Props. 
 
 
 
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 mmms'^ 
 
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 REVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
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 ff^ 
 
 ^^TD 
 
 Groceries 
 
 Provisions 
 
 yHay, Flour and Feed 
 (^Butter and Hggs 
 Vegetables, Fruit 
 
 A Choice Assortment of. 
 
 yTeas and Coffees 
 (^ Fancy Biscuits 
 
 Confectionery, Soft Drinks, Cigars and Tobaccos 
 
 Cor First St, & Campbell Ave. 
 
 W. B. Pease & Co>. 
 
 'q7!^ 
 
 'Qy^SS 
 
 G>N§^ 
 
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 4. 
 
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 KEVELSTOKE (^ITY DIRECTORY 
 
 ;• * 
 
 R. S. WILSON'S 
 
 Tailoring 
 Emporium 
 
 f"^v^Pacific Avenue, Revelstoke Station, B. ( 
 
 Tile largest mid liii 
 st4>fk ever shown 
 Revelstoke in the I 
 lowing: 
 
 Scotch Tweeds 
 W:st EngflanJ 
 Spring 
 
 Overcoatings 
 Frencli Worsteds 
 
 Ready-to-Wear 
 
 Clothing 
 
 for men and hoys. It| 
 will be made to fit 
 
 Eastern Prices 
 
 Patronize Those Who Patronize You 
 
 R S. WILSON, 
 
 The North Kootenay Tailor. «* 
 
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 tion, B. C 
 
 irgest and lai. 
 ever shown 
 )ke in the I 
 
 Tweeds 
 ) England 
 
 ivercoatings 
 Worsteds 
 
 to-Wear 
 Clothing' 
 
 and hoys. \[\ 
 lule to fit 
 
 m. 
 
 'ailor. 
 
 REVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
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 ^Syo 
 
 THE 
 
 «t 
 
 MINING 
 EXCHANGE 
 
 Front St. 
 Revelstoke, B. C. 
 
 Lund & Dufault Props 
 
 Rates, $1 per day. 
 White labor only. 
 
 This house has been redecorated and re- 
 furnished throughout, and is now under entirely 
 new management, and has the reputation of 
 being the best $1 a day house in the district 
 
 The Best Brands of^ 
 
 Liquors and 
 Wines, 
 
 Domestic and Imported Cigars Always in Stock 
 
 'rniff ^ 
 
 J. V. PERKS, Mgr. 
 
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 <V>35 
 
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 REVEL8T0KE CITY DTREOTORY 
 
 Revelstoke 
 
 Kamlooi 
 
 J. R. HULL & CO. 
 
 Cor. Douglas & King 5ts., 
 Revelstoke, B. C. 
 
 fi! ti 
 
 A large and choice stock of meats, including; 
 
 Beef> 
 
 Pork. 
 
 Mutton, 
 
 Venison, 
 
 Poultry! 
 Sausage, 
 Bologna, 
 Fish, 
 Oysters, 
 
 Game in season. 
 
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 Our prices are right and we insure prompt and free delivery.B^ 
 Special attention paid to mail and telegraph orders. B^ 
 
 J. I Woodrow, Managrerl 
 
 ReVelstoke' Branch. 
 
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REVEL8TOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
 88 
 
 L. A. FRBTZ 
 
 "Pioneer 
 
 Builder 
 
 Contractor 
 
 Cor. First St. & Campbell Ave. 
 0pp. Imperial Bank. 
 
 • • 
 
 free delivery. 
 
 Specialties 
 
 store and Office Fixtures to 
 Order. 
 
 Door and Window Frames to 
 Order, 
 
 Cabinets, etc. 
 
 m (If ^ 
 
 Estimates Furnished at any Time. 
 
 agrerl^ Our Prices, Always Rig 
 
 Q>xj5. 
 
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 KKVELSTOKR (^ITY DIRFXTORY 
 
 WM WHITE, Q. C, 
 
 BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC 
 
 Revelstoke, B, C. 
 
 Solicitor for Imperial Bank of Canada. 
 
 Arthur G, M. Spragge, 
 
 Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Etc. 
 
 Office ill MolsoiiH Bank Bloik, FiisL St. 
 
 Revelstoke Station, 
 
 B. C. 
 
 JAMES MURPHY, B. A., 
 
 Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. 
 
 Office in Cowan Block. P. O. E.x No. 198. 
 
 ^•t -y(-' ■<•',', 
 
 Revelstoke J 
 
 B C. 
 
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 iii L 
 
 REVELSTOKE HOSPITAL. 
 
 Maternity Room in Connection. 
 Vaccine Kept on Hand. 
 
 iJf s. McKechnie and Jeffs, Attendants. 
 
REVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
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 Imperial Bank 
 
 ^^ Canada. 
 
 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. 
 
 PAID UP CAPITAL 
 RESERVE 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 $2,000,000 
 1,200,000 
 
 II. S. H()vvl;in<l. President. T. R. Menitt, Vite-Pres., 
 (SI. ('.(t herint's), William Ramsey, Robert Jjitt'ray, 
 Hitch Ryan, T. Sutheil.ind Stayner. El ias Rogers, 
 D. R. Wilkie. General Manager. 
 
 BRANCHES. 
 
 NORTHWEST ANaJ BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 Essex, 
 
 PVrgus, 
 
 (Jail, 
 
 Inger8oll, 
 
 St. Catherines, 
 
 Vancouvei', 
 
 Winnipeg, 
 
 Revelsioke. 
 
 St. Thomas, 
 Toronto, 
 Welland, 
 Woodstock, 
 
 Brandon. Portage la Prairie, 
 
 Oilgarv, Prince Albert, 
 
 Edmonton, South F]<lmon(on, 
 
 ONTARIO. 
 
 Niagara Falls, 
 
 Port C'ol borne, 
 
 Sault St.^Mane, 
 
 Rat Pf)rtage, 
 
 Montreal, Quebec. 
 Agents in Grreat Britain — Lloyd's Bank, Ltd, 72 Lom- 
 bard St., London, with whom money may be de- 
 posited for transfer by letter (»r cable to any of the 
 above branches. 
 
 Agents in the United States— New York, Bank of Mont- 
 real, Bank of America; Chicago, First National 
 Bank; St. Paul, Second National Bank. 
 
 Savings Bank Department— Deposits of $1 and upward 
 received and interest allowed. 
 
 Debentures — Pi'ovincial, municipal and other deben- 
 tures purchased. 
 
 Drafts and Letters of Credit — Available at all points in 
 Canada, United Kingdom, United States, Europe, 
 India, ('hina, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, etc. 
 
 Gold purchased. 
 
 This Bank issues special re^ceipts which will be accounted 
 for at any of the Hudson's Bay Co.'vS posts in tlu^ 
 Yukon and northern districts. 
 
 A. R. B. HEARN, 
 
 Manager Revelstoke Branch. 
 
 MI^fflMfflffll^MBB 
 
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 REVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
 T'^T^-'W 
 
 W. G. BIRNEY 
 
 House, 
 Sig^n, and 
 Decorative Painter 
 
 Paper Hang;ing and Kaicomining. 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 1;; 
 
 Wall Paper and 
 Decorations. 
 
 MdCe Jtie Avenue, 
 
 Revelstoke Station! 
 
 rpVELSTOKE 
 
 TIN SHOP 
 
 g, Furnace Work and kll kinds of 
 
 Sheet Metal 
 Work 
 
 H. W. YOUMANS, Prop., 
 
 Front Street, - - Revelstoke. B. C. 
 
 ">»^ 
 
linter 
 
 'mining. 
 
 Ld 
 
 stoke Station! 
 
 REVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
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 Robert Samson, 
 
 Dealer in 
 
 WOOD. 
 
 <s> ^ 
 
 Draying s nd 
 
 t 
 
 Delivery Workf 
 
 A Specialty j 
 
 At Lowest Prices. i 
 
 h 
 
 % 
 
 Teams R:ady at Shortest Wjtice. 
 
 
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 \gent for the 
 
 
 I standard Oil Company. 
 
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 )ke, B. C. 
 
 
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 REVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
 Henry J. Bourne. Frank H. Bouhn^ 
 
 Established 1885. 
 
 Bourne Bros. 
 
 General Merchant: 
 
 Revelstoke 'Station, 3. C. 
 
 NAKUSP, NEW DENVER, BURTON ClTY. i W'^ "^ 
 
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 Grocery Department. 
 
 We carry a lar^e and very complete stock of staple and faiici 
 groceries. Our aim is to ol)tain the fi)'st quality of all articles for ( (iil 
 sumption. The long experience in business has enabled us to asceriaiij 
 which brands of goods are th'i best value and will give greatest sails 
 faction to the purchaser. 
 
 Particular attention is givt^n to orders from a distance, extreme! 
 care being taken in the selection of goods and packing for ship meiit| 
 Goods in every case are shipped the same day the order is i eived. 
 
 "A complete line of proprietary drugs and patent medicines, [uiJ 
 fumes and toilet soaps is also carried, ' 
 
 Dry Goods Department 
 
 Our stock of dry goods is carefully selected and up to d e. 
 dress goods we have a nice range in all the 1< ading shades 
 meres, serges and henriettas. In black and fancies we show the lat 's 
 novelties, making a specialty of these in dress lengths, of which w 
 show but one in each design, NVe are pleased to send samples. 
 
 Our range of velveteens, blouse and waist silks, ribbons, tri!ii| 
 mings, etc, is very complete. 
 
 1 #^1,1'^^^*^ range of prints, satttens, muslius, ii'irjga, la -3S .uUl 
 
 lawn tabk^ damaske, towellings, white and iinbleache i cottrvi, ^ .eetini^l 
 lace and chenille curtains, flannelettes, tal)le oil cloths, etc. 
 
 A dressmaking department in charge of a first-class dressmakii] 
 
 A fine range of carpets, floor oil cloths and linoleums. 
 
REVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
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 K H. Bon; 
 
 BOURNE BROS 
 
 G-eneral Merchants, 
 
 Lcific Avenue, 
 
 Revelstoke Station, B. C. 
 
 Boot and Shoe Department. 
 
 In Men's Boots we carry the loading lines in latest styles, and 
 \ov very good values. Miner's Br ots — styles and prices are right. 
 1(1 ies'. Misses' and Children's Booos and Shoes. Our range is so large 
 »d varied, we are sure we can please you. 
 
 pie and faiaii 
 irticles for <(i 
 
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 tance, extreiiiei 
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 uedicines, pri'^ 
 
 Hardware and Stove Department. 
 
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 We pride ourselves on our stock of the above. We sel' McOlary's 
 inioiis Cook Stoves, Box Stoves, Ranges and Heaters. 
 
 If you want a Stove come to us. Our stock of Granite, White 
 Inainelled Ware and Tin Ware is exceedingly complete. 
 
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 We have everything you need in Heavy and Shelf Hardware. A 
 St clat; a j-ortment of High Gr ;de Carpenter's Tools, Every krad of 
 ; v.vuired in l)uilding we carry in stock. 
 
 ■ ri. ?!s on Wire and Cut Nails, Galvanized Iron, Bar and ITIat 
 [•on, bl^c- >L.,, are very low. j^ ■-' 
 
 Paints, ui'v and ground in oil, Varnishes, Riw and Boiled OiU 
 [nrpcntine. White and Red Lead. A stojk of everything required for. 
 kinling is carried. 
 
 Crockery and Glassware Deparcment. 
 
 A nice assortment of Tea, Dinner and Toilet Sets, Ironstone 
 (-lass Sets, Tumblers, Pitchers, Lamps, Etc. 
 
 ribbons, triiiH 
 
 ss dressmaki'i'l 
 
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 Miners' Supply Department. i 
 
 We believe we are right in saying that we have supplied witb 
 >utfits a greater number of miners and prospectors than anj other 
 bstMblishment in North Kootenay. The large patronage we en joy 
 )roves we understand thoroughly this important branch of our bfMinetS. 
 
 We solicit the favor of a trial order. 
 
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 REVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
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 HEAVY AND SREbF HARDWARE MERCHANTS 
 
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 Our Stock Embraces the Following - 
 
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 Mechaii ■ 1 Edo;e Tools of every description. 
 
 Builder.- . Miscellaneous Hardware. 
 
 Wire anu Cut Nails, Biiildinj2f Paper, Etc. 
 Rubber Packing and Mill Supplies. 
 
 (/hain. Rope, Cordage, Tackle and Snatch Blocks. 
 Heavy Mac hine and Cylinder Oil. 
 Bar lion, Metals, Steel, Tin and Solder. 
 Axes, Adzes, Mattocks, Picks, Etc. 
 
 Contractors', Mining and Lunibernians' Supjiiies. 
 Heavy and Light Harness and Hoise Blankets. 
 Dynaujite, Detonators and Fuse. 
 Blacksmiths and Butchers Tools and supplies. 
 
 Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, R.isps, Files, Etc 
 Guns, Ammunition, Tents nnd Fishing Tackle, 
 (/utlery. Razors, Shears and Plated Ware. 
 Pennsylvania Blacksmiths' Coal. 
 
 Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Sheet Iron Ware, 
 Enamelled Ware. House Furnishing Goods, 
 Refrigerators, Window (xlass. Putty, Pure 
 White ar.d Red Lead. 
 
 Furniture, Carriage and House Varnishes:, 
 .fapans, Oils, Diyers, Wood Finish and Stain. 
 Dry Colors, all grades ; Licpiid Paints, all tints. 
 Fine.-^t Dolors ground in Oil. Superfine Cloach 
 Colors in .Jnpan. 
 
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 Agents for the Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes. 
 Prices Mailed on Application, 
 Special Attention Paid to Shipping. 
 
REVELSTOKE CITY DIRECTORY 
 
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 R. Ho^w^son & Co 
 
 Furniture Dealers 
 Undertakers, etc. 
 
 This firm carries a fine line of case goods, upholstered 
 goods, reed goods, bal>y carriages, centre tables, oil 
 paintings, water colors, steel engravings, etc. Special 
 prices given for hotel furnishings and all large order.s. 
 Before ordering elsewhere yon would do well to write 
 foi- quotations. 
 
 Funerals personally attended. Embalming a specialty. 
 HEARSE. 
 
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 and Feed, 
 
 i^ Hay, oats, potatoes, vegetables, fruits, etc. Large '^d frwb. . 
 stock at lowest prices. 
 
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 1^ Prompt attention to mail orders 
 
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 • Newly Furnished Throughout, and the Capacity is 
 
 • Greatly Increased. The Bir is supplied with the 
 
 ^^^'y t)hoicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 
 
 e Dollar a Day Hotel in Revelstoke 
 
 J- Albert Stone, Proprietor. 
 
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 BIfhey, U G f 
 
 Boiirne Bros 3 
 
 Diug&Book Co.. 
 
 "Hutel 
 
 House 
 
 olten-Downs 
 
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 Kevelstoke 
 
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 ........ New y Furnished Tlm.ughout, an.l the Capacity is." .■.: .' 
 
 '^ ^'"t^'^ Increased. The Bar is supplied with the 
 
 -' ^-^^y Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars 
 
 Q«e Dollar a Day Hotel in Revelstoke 
 
 J- Albert Stone, Proprietorl 
 
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