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 HE PUBLISHER OF THIS DIRECTORY FEELS THAT THE WORK, 
 as far as the ideas underlying its inception go, needs no apology, 
 but he wishes in introducing it to the public to ask for some 
 ^ allowance for any shortcomings, which may appear in this issue, as 
 *\yftlmost unavoidable in the first edition of a work of this nature. At the 
 same time every care has been taken in its compilation, and it is put 
 forth under the belief that it is a complete and accurate directory of 
 this rapidly developing town. It will, the publisher believes, be found 
 to be both of interest and value to business men and will give new- 
 comers and outsiders a good idea of the present stag'j of progress 
 attained by this place. The map, which accompanies it, is the only 
 accurate plan of the whole town, which has so far been published. In 
 the edition of this directory in 1898, it is the intention to present this 
 map with several new features and the whole directdry in a more 
 accurate and elaborate, and as it certainly will have to bej a greatly 
 enlarged shape. This edition contains 420 names of actual residents, 
 F istly males, without including any of the Chinese population, which 
 numbers close on 500. 
 
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REVELSTOJ^E 
 
 THIS RISING CENTRE OF THE TRADE OF NORTH KOOTENAY 
 is a place o! about 2000 Inhabitants and is maintaining a steady 
 growth. It is now and will be increasingly so in the future i 
 RAILWAY POINT Of considerable Importance in the O. P. R. system and a 
 M»^iwtJTiN<J CENTRE for the biisiness of the rich mining districts in- 
 cluded in the is^tlon popularly known as North Kootenay. Its impor- 
 tance in these connections Is due to its unique geographical position* 
 Seated In a beautiful open valley at the point of intersection of the 
 Columbia river and the C. P. R. main line, It c<ommands the passes 
 running north and south, to the fakndus go^d fields of the Big Bend and 
 the rich mineral leads of the Lardeau, while on the east up the Illecille- 
 waet another district of great promise i« being rapidly opened up. '^he 
 town is the point of junction of the mainline and the Arrowhead branch 
 of the C. P. R., by which access is gained to the South Kootenay by rail 
 and steamer. It s altogether likelr thkt before long another line of 
 steamers will make it thfeir starting point for the Big Bend, for Which 
 country Revelstdke is at present the outpittiNG foint and basis of 
 supplies. Thus by the mere force of geographical position alone Revel* 
 stoke has gradually forged to the front, until the little mining camp 
 of a few years ago has become a town of considerable importance to the 
 business of tho province. 
 
 A PROGRESSIVE TOWN. 
 
 Within the last twelve months the population of Revelstoke has 
 very largely increased and a large number of buildings ha ire been 
 erected^ including a fine hotel built by the C. P. R., another large hotel 
 built by Abrahamson Bros., a large brewery, several extensive ware- 
 houses, an office of the Imperial Bank, a Dominion government cold 
 storey building, and a new government house for the provincial 
 autMrlties. It possesses a complete telephone system and an excelleni 
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 which Is now being extended to every part of the town, and by nex t 
 winter will have an electric light system in operation, for whieh a large 
 power plant is being installed. There are four ehurohep, Anglioati, 
 Methodist, Presbyterian and Roman Catholic with resident cleirgy» a 
 fine public school with two teachers, a kindergarten and a private 
 hospital. The town posseise? fine stores of all kinds and Its leading 
 merchants do a large ttade in a wholesale way with the various mining 
 camps scattered through North Kootenay. A branch of the Imperial 
 Bank recently opened has greatly extended the buf iness facilities of the 
 town. It is felt on all sides that the place has outgrown the Bwfi^dling 
 clothes of provincial authority and a popular movement, which will 
 soon take practical effect, is on foot for incorporation . There can be 
 no doubt that the steady growth of the place in the past, which, has 
 taken place without any attempt at a boom, out of the real demands 
 and necessities of the situation,and even in the face of actual dlfflc,ultle8 
 foreshadows the rise of a business centre of great importance. Revel- 
 stoke is destined to become the Spokane of the north. 
 
 BUSINESS BIREGTBRY 
 
 Architettg. 
 O. B. Maclean, residence Second Street. 
 
 Barristers and Solicitors. 
 
 A. G. M. Spragge, office Smith Block, Victoria Road. 
 Qhas. I^. Carlyon, ofiQce FiH>ot Btreefc> 
 Wm. White, Q. C, office Front Street. 
 
 . Breweries. 
 
 The Enterprise Brewery, corner (Charles and Second Sti^ 
 Proprietor's : T. L^owns, President; Ohas. Hoi ten, Manager; 
 J. P. Sutherland, Secretary-Treasurer. B Fischer, br^virer. 
 
 Bevelstoke Brewery, west of Golumbia bridge* 0i H. 
 Allen, proprietor. . 
 
 Kootenay Brewery, Victoria Road , J . B. Long, pmp. 
 
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 Bunks. 
 
 Iraperial Bank of Canada, corner First Street and Camp- 
 bell Avenue. Capital $2,000,000; reserve $1,156,000. A. E. 
 B. Uearn, manager. 
 
 Board of Trade. 
 
 President : J. D. Sibbald. Vice-President : H. N. Coiir- 
 sier. Secretary -Treasurer : C. E. Shaw. Council : John 
 Abrahamson, W. M. Brown, T. L. Haig, F. W. Laing, P. 
 B. Wells, Chas. R. Carlyon. H. A. Brown. 
 
 Bakeries and Confectioners. 
 
 Revelstoka Bakery and Confectionery Store, Victoria 
 Boad, A. N. Smith, proprietor. 
 City Bakery, Front Street, McCague Bros., proprietors. 
 
 Butcher Shops. 
 
 McCarty's Butcher Shop, Pacific Avenue, F. McCarty, 
 proprietor. 
 
 J. R. Hull & Co.'s Butcher Shop, corner Douglas >ind 
 King Streets. J. I. Woodrow, manager. 
 
 Barber Shops— Confectionery— Cigars. 
 
 J. A. Morgan's Shaving Parlor — Tobacconist— Confec- 
 tionery, — Front Street. 
 
 A. McNeill's Barber Shop, Front Street. 
 
 F. L. Johnson's Barber Shop, corner McKenzie Avenue 
 and Victoria Road. 
 ^ Jas. Bradley's Barber Shop, Front Street. 
 
 Builders and Contractors. 
 
 X. A. Fretz, corner First Street and Campbell Avenue. 
 
 J. Kernoghan, corner Third and Kootenay Streets. 
 
 Thos. Hillier, Douglas Street. 
 
 Plppy & Wright, cor. Cannaught Ave. and Victoria Road. 
 
 Eaward Pickard, George Street. 
 
 D. McCarthy, Third Street. 
 
 Baxter Robmson, Third Street. 
 
 W. A. Nettle, First Street. 
 
 H. Lougheed, McKenzie Avenue. 
 
 Smith & Clark, Second Street. 
 
Boarding Houses and Restaurants. 
 
 Rhodesia Restaurant and Ternperauc*^ Hotel, cor. Second 
 Street and Orton Avenue, A. J. Lapworth, proprietor. 
 
 C. P. R. Dining Hall and Restaurant, O. P. R. station. J. 
 H. Woodside, proprietor. 
 
 Mrs. Knowlton s Boarding House, First Street, Mrs. E. 
 Knowlton, proprietress. 
 
 McCarty*s Boarding House, Pacific Avenue, F. McCarty, 
 proprietor. 
 
 Lofsvold Boarding House, Second Street, O. L. Lofsvold, 
 proprietor. 
 
 Mrs. Dent's Private Boarding House, First St. 
 
 The Buffet Restaurant, meals night or day. First Street. 
 Wui. John Kerr, proprietor. 
 
 Pozer's Restaurant, Front Street, J. Pozer, proprietor. 
 
 Boot and Shoe Stores. 
 
 J. J. Bland» Front Street. 
 
 Malcolm Ross, Front Street, cobbler. 
 
 D. Jenkins, First Street, cobbler. 
 
 O. L. Lofsvold, Second Street, cobbler. 
 
 Churches. 
 
 Methodist, Third Street. Preaching services at 11 a. ra. 
 and 7:30 p. m. Class meeting at the close of the morning 
 service. Sabbath School and Bible Class at 2:30 p. m. 
 Weekly prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:30 
 p. m. Epworth Leaugue nleets every Monday evening. 
 The public are cordially invited. Seats free, Rev. J. A. 
 Wooas» Pastor. 
 
 St. Peter's, Anglican, Second Street. Services : Daily, 
 evening prayer 5 p. m. except on Fridays when it is at 7:30 
 p.m. Sundays: Holy Communion 8 a. m., 
 
 morning prayer 11, evening prayer 7:80. First Sunday in 
 month Holy Communion at morning services. Frank A. 
 Ford, Vicar. 
 
 Presbyterian, Third Street. Service every Sunday at 11 
 a, m. and 7:30 p. m. Bible Class at 2:30 p. m., to which all 
 are welcome. Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. every Wednesday. 
 Rev. P. D. Muir, Pastor. 
 

 
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 Boraan Catholic, corner First Street ami McKenzie Ave. 
 Jlass fourth Sunday in every month at 10:30 a. in. Rev. 
 Father Peytavin, Priest in :harge. 
 
 Cold Storage Rooms. 
 
 Government Cold Storapre, First Street, at O.P.R. freight 
 8h«d. A. W. GiindJey, manager. 
 
 McCarty's Cold Storage. Pacific Avenue, McCarty Block. 
 F. McCarty, proprietor. 
 
 Dry Goods and Gents' Furnishings. 
 Stevenson & Co., Union Hotel Block, J. P. Doyle, Mngr. 
 
 Dentists. 
 
 Dr. R. Mathison, office over Carada Drug & Book Co., 
 corner Victoria Road & McKenzie Avenue. 
 
 Dressmaking: and Millfnery Shops. 
 
 Bourne Bros., Pacific Avenae, Miss Chase in charf^e. 
 
 Stevenson & Co., Union Hotel Block, Campbell Avenue, 
 Mrs. H. B. Nettle in charge. 
 
 H. N. Coursier, Front Street, Miss Marchallsay in charge 
 millinerv department. Miss Lodge in charge dressmaking. 
 
 Mra. i^ippy, Firat Street. 
 
 Mrs. R. Lang, Campbell Avenue. 
 
 Mrs. M, J. Ross, Victoria Road. 
 
 Drug Stores. 
 
 Abey*8 Drug Store, Victoria Road, F. T. Abey, prop. 
 
 The McDowell-Atkins-Watson Co., Limited, McCarty 
 Block, Pacific Avenue, Geo. T. Mallory, manager. 
 
 Canada Drug &; Book Co,, Limited, corner Victoria Road 
 and McKenzie Avenue, Chas. R. McDonald, manager. 
 
 Griffiths & Co., Front Street, C. E. Reid, manager. 
 
 Furniture Stores. 
 R. Howson & Co., McKenzie Avenue, F. W. Laing, mgr. 
 
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General Stores. 
 Bomne Bros., Pacific Ave. (Pott Office^ Revelstoke 8tR.) 
 H. N. Ooursier. Front Street. 
 
 B. Hume & Co. Stores on Pacific Ave., and Frtmt St. 
 
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 Abrahamson Bros,, Propriators. 
 
 ^r^IS splendid hotel, Just rebuilt, L* replete with 
 1 every comfort and modern appliance. Sanitary 
 condition perfect. Baths, hot and cold. Electric light 
 and bells fitted throughout. 
 
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 Iron Works and Blacksmith Shops. 
 
 Revelstoke Iron Works, corner Campbell Avenue and 
 Victoria Boad, BoH. Gordon, proprietor. 
 
 McMahon's Blacksmith Shop, Douglas Street, J as. Mc« 
 Mabon, proprietor. 
 
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 Roman Catholic, corner First Btreefc ami McKenzie Ave. 
 Mass fourth Sunday in every month at 10:30 a. m. Rev. 
 Father Peytavin, Priest in charge, 
 
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 i^mmths & Oo., Front Street, 0. E. Reid, manager. 
 
 Furniture Store*. 
 E. Howson & Co., McKenzie Avenue, F. W. Laing, mgr. 
 
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General Stores. 
 
 Bourne Bros., Pacific Ave. (Post Office* Bevelstoke Sta.) 
 
 H. N. Coui^ier. Front Street. 
 
 O. B. Hume & Oo. Stores on Pacific Ave., and Fpimt St. 
 
 Hutchison & Co,, Front Street. 
 
 W. B. Pease & Co , corner First St. and Campbell Ave. 
 
 F. B. Wells, Front Street. (Post Oftice, Revelstoke.) 
 
 Hospitals. 
 
 Revelstoke Hospital, Dougltts Street, Drs. McKechnie & 
 Jetfs, proprietors. ^ 
 
 Hardware Stores. 
 
 Lawrence's Hardware, McCarty Block, Pacific Avenue, 
 "W. M. Lawrence, proprietor. 
 Bourne Bros., Pacific Avenue, Sara. Saunders, manager. 
 C. B. Hume & Co. Stores on Pacific Ave., and Front St. 
 H. N. Coursier, Front Street. 
 
 Hotels. 
 
 Hotel Victoria, corner Wright and Front Streets. Wm. 
 Cowan, proprietor. Rates: $2. a day and upwards. Free 
 hus meets all trains. Free sample rooms. J. Perks, mgr. 
 
 Hotel Revelstoke, Pacific Avenue, H. A. Perley, mana- 
 ger. Rates: $3. a day and upwards. 
 
 Central Hotel, Front Street, Abrahamsdn Bros., props. 
 Rates : $1. a day and upwards. Free hus. 
 
 Union Hotel, corner First Street and Campbell Avenue, 
 H. A. Brown, proprietor. Rates : $2. a day. Free bus. 
 
 Columbia House, Front Street, Brown & Pool, Props. 
 Rates $1. a day. Free bus. 
 
 Stockholm House, Front Street, J. Albert Stone, prop. 
 Rates : $1. a day. No hus. 
 
 Senate Hotel, Front Street, Field & Bourke, proprietor's. 
 Rates :; $1. a day. No bus. 
 
 Gold Hill Hotel, Front Street, Frank Vandall, proprietor. 
 Rates; $2. a day. No bus* 
 
 Iron Works and Blacksmith Shops. 
 
 Revelstoke Iron Works, corner Campbell Avenue and 
 iTictoria Road, Bobt. Gk>rdon, proprktor. : 
 
 McMahon's Blacksmith Shop^ Douglas Street, J as. Mc- 
 Mahon, proprietor. 
 
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 Lumber Dealers. 
 
 Revelstoke Saw Mills, Second St. Fred. Robinson, Agt. 
 Kootenay Lumber Co., corner Connaught Avenue and 
 Victoria Road. R. Tapping, agent. 
 Pippy &; Wright, Connaught Avenue. 
 
 Livery Stables and Draymen. 
 
 Fleming & Hamilton's Livery, Pacific Avenue, Wm. 
 Fleming and Frank Hamilton, proprietors. 
 
 Revelstoke Livery, King Street, Mat Petti piece, prop. 
 
 Transfer and Parcel Delivery, First Street, R. Fleming, 
 proprietor.. All trains met. 
 
 Robt. Samson, Third Street. Agent Standard Oil Co. 
 
 Medical Profession. 
 
 T. W. Jeffs, office Revelstoke Hospital, Douglas Streets/ 
 W. B. McKechnie, office Second Street. 
 Ernest H. S. McLean, McKenzie Avenue. 
 
 Merchant Tailors. 
 
 R. S. Wilson, Pacific Aveniie. 
 
 W. J. Law, McKenzie Avenue. 
 
 George Hills, Front Street. 
 
 Sam. Needham, clothes dyer and repairer, Douglas St. 
 
 Mining, Fire and Life Insurance. 
 
 Haig & Crage, Pacific Avenue. 
 
 White & Sibbald, First Street, and Front Street. 
 
 F. W. Laing, McKenzie Avenue. 
 
 C. E. Shaw, McKenzie Avenue. 
 
 Newspapers. 
 
 Revelstoke Semi- Weekly Herald, published Wednesday 
 and Saturday. Subscription, $2.00 per year. Johnson & 
 Petti piece, proprietors. G. E. Grogau, Editor. Office: 
 Front Street. 
 
 Kootenay Mail, weekly, published Saturdajr. Subscrip- 
 tion, $2.00 per annum. Atkins & Smith, publishers. Office: 
 Front Street. 
 
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Official Residents. 
 
 J. M. Kellie, M, P. P. for North Riding West Kootenay. 
 
 J. D, Graham, Government Agent, Gold Commissioner, 
 Assessor and Collector, Registrar of Voters, Stipendiary 
 Magistrate, Etc. 
 
 Dr. Ernest IL S. McLean, M. D„ Medical Health Officer. 
 
 Fred. Fraser, J. P., Mining Recorder Revelstoke Div. 
 
 Provincial Cabinet. 
 
 Lieutenant-Governor, Hon. Edgar Dewdney, Victoria ; 
 Private Secretarjr, Capt. Richardson ; Executive Council 
 (forming the Cabmet) : Premier, Hon. J, H. Turner; Pro- 
 vincial Secretary and Minister of Mines, Education and 
 Immigration, Hon. James Baker; President of the Council, 
 Hon, Chas, E. Pooley, Q.C. ; Attorney-General, Hon. D. 
 M. Eberts, Q.C. ; Minister of Finance and Agriculture, 
 Hon. J. H. Turner; Chief Commissioner of Lands and 
 Works, Hon. G. B. Martin ; Clerk of the Executive Coun- 
 cil, Hon. J. Baker. 
 
 Public Halls. 
 
 Peterson's Hall, Front St. A. B. Reid, managsr. 
 Tapping's Theatre, cor. Victoiia Road and Connaught 
 Ave. R. Tapping, proprietor. 
 
 Painters, Decorators and Kalsominers. 
 
 Birney & Norrington First St. W. G. Birney and W. L. 
 Norrington. 
 D. Stamper, First St. 
 
 R. H. Ramsay, Front St. _^___ 
 
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 Representatives in the Dominion House. 
 
 Burrard — Geo. R. Maxwell, Vancouver. 
 Now Westminster — Aulay Morrison, New Westminster. 
 Vancouver— W. W. B. Mclnnes, Nanaimo. 
 Victoria— Thos. Earle, Victoria; Hon. E. G. Prior, 
 Victoria. 
 Yale and Cariboo— Hewitt Bostock, Ducks. 
 
 Revelstoke Lodges. 
 
 Kootenay Lodge No. 15 A. F. & A. M. The regular meet- 
 ings are held in the Masonic Temple, Bourne's hall, Pacific 
 
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 Visiting brethren cordially invited. H. E. 8mythe, sec. 
 
 Revelstoke Lodge. I. O. Ot F.^ No. 25. Regular meetings 
 are held in Oddfellows' Hall every Thursday night at eight 
 o'clock. Visiting brothers cordially invited. J. A, Stone, 
 N. G., T. J. Graham, recording secretary. 
 
 Loyal Orange Tjodge No. 1658. Regular meetings are held 
 in the Oddfelhiws' Hall on the second and fourth Wednes- 
 day^ of each month at 7:30 p.m. Visiting brethren cordially 
 invited. E. Adair, W. M., T. J. Graham, rec.-sec. 
 
 Columbia I. O. G. T. No. 34. Meets every Tuesday even- 
 ing at 8 p. m. in the Oddfellows' Hall. Visiting members 
 cordially invited. J. Savage, C. T., R. Hodgins, secretary. 
 
 Public School Trustees. 
 
 Ohas. Lindmark, sec.-treas. Ohas. Abrahamson. Jas. 
 McMahon. 
 
 Produce Gardeners. 
 
 Robt. Tapping, Thos. Skinner, T. Righton, G. Granat, S. 
 Crowle, A. Williamson, R. Ramsay, H, Hayes, F. Julian. 
 
 Sash and D-^or Factories. 
 
 Revelstoke Wood- Working Factory, corner Con naught 
 Avenue and Victoria Road. Pippy & Wright, proprietors. 
 
 Saw Mills. 
 
 Revelstoke Saw Mills, extension of Second Street, Fred. 
 Robinson, proprietor. 
 
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 Stone and Brick Masons and Carpenters.— -(Contractors.) 
 
 Frank Barnard, First Street. 
 E. C. Fromey. Second Street. 
 Jas. McLean, Front Street. 
 0. H. Archibald. 
 Frewin &, Sons, Second street. 
 
 Tobacconists— Fancy Goods."* 
 Chas. J. Aman, Pacific Avenue, opposite station. 
 
 ' Watchmakers and Jewellers. 
 Guy Barber's Jewellry Store, Front Street. 
 S. F. W. Gainer's Watch Repairing Shop, Douglas Street. 
 
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 John Aikenhead^s Jewellry Store, Front St^reet. 
 
 Wholesale Houses. 
 
 Oowan-Holten-Downs Co. — Ales, Wines, Spirits and 
 Cis«'i's» Front Street, W. H. Lee, manager. 
 
 A. McDonald & Co. —General Merchandise, corner Third 
 Street and Camphell Avenue. Percy Chapman, manager. 
 
 B. C. Sugar Refinery,-— First Street, at C. P. R. Ireight 
 shed. L. J. Rogers, manager. 
 
 North Kootenay's Representative Newspaper 
 
 THE REVELSTOKE HERALD 
 
 Published every Wednesday and Saturday. 
 
 A. Johnson, Publisher and Proprietor. 
 
 
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 OOKS and Photographs, Stationery, 
 
 English Tobaccos, Egyptian 
 Cigarettes, Imported and Domestic Cigars, 
 Pipes, Etc., Mining Books and Maps , 
 Japanese Curios, Toys and Candies. 
 
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 Heavy and Shelf Hardware Merchants, 
 
 Revelstoke, B.C. 
 
 Our Stock 
 Embraces the 
 Following : 
 
 Mechanics' and Edge Tools of every description . 
 
 Builders' and Miscellaneous Hardware. 
 
 Wire and Cut Nails, Building Paper, Etc. 
 
 Rubber Packing and Mill Supplies. 
 
 Chain, Rope,Cordage,Tackle and Snatch Blocks. 
 
 Heavy Machine and Cylinder Oil. 
 
 Bar Iron, Metals, Steel, Tin and Solder. 
 
 Axes, Adzes, Mattocks, Picks, etc. 
 
 Contractors', Mining and Lumbermans'JSupplies 
 
 Heavy and Light Harness and Horse Blankets. 
 
 Dynamite, Detonators and Fuse, 
 
 Blacksmiths' and Butchers' Tools and 
 Supplies. 
 
 Horseshoes, Horseshoe Nails, Rasps, Files, etc. 
 
 Guns, Ammunition, Tents and Fishing Tackle. 
 
 Cutlery, Razors, Shears and Plated Ware. 
 
 Pennsylvania Blacksmiths' Coal. 
 
 Stoves, RangeSj Tinware, Sheet Iron Ware, 
 
 Enamelled Ware, House Furnishing Goods 
 and Refrigerators. 
 
 Window Glass, Putty, Pure White and Red 
 Lead. 
 
 Furniture, Carriage and House Varnishes. 
 
 Japans, Oils, Dryers, Wood Finish and Stain. 
 
 Dry Colors, all grades; Liquid Paints, every 
 tint. 
 
 Finest Colors ground in Oil. 
 
 Superfine Coach Colors in Japan. 
 
 
 Prices mailed on application. 
 Special attention paid to Shipping. 
 
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 3ealei in Hate, §aps, B@@te, 
 
 Msdislnss, ¥0^^.(8 ?cs and Sigais, ^oikt 
 and Fan®g Eitioles, Piuits, Bt@. 
 
 Agent for the Blickensderfer Typewriter. 
 
 POST OFFICE STORE, 
 
 REVELSTOKE, B C. 
 
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 W, B. Pease S'Ge. 
 
 TVHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 
 
 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS 
 
 Hay. Butter and Eggs, Flour and Feed. 
 A fine assortment of Tea, Coffee, 
 Biscuits, Etc. Soft Drinks in stock 
 by barrel or bottle. Orders taken 
 every day and delivered free. ♦ 
 
 Mail Orders our Specialty. Prompt Shipment. 
 
 Corner First 5t. and Campbell Ave. 
 
 
 Rhodesia Restaurant 
 
 r---^ and Temperance Hotel 
 
 Corner of Second St. and Orton Ave., 
 
 Revelstoke Station. 
 
 ENGLISH COOKING under the superintendence of 
 Mrs. Lapworth. 
 
 Dining Room attended to personally by the pro- 
 prietor. 
 
 Meals at All Hours. 
 
 Cleanliness and civility our motto. Terms moderate. 
 
 First Class Dance Hall to let. 
 
 A. J. UAPWORTH, Proprietor. 
 
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 The Best Short Order. . . . 
 Restaurant In Revelstoke 
 
 MEALS AT ALL HOURS 
 
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 THP gfeiFFET 
 
 GAFE 
 
 Opposite Post Office 
 
 Kerr & Hamilton, Proprietors 
 
 Anything you want 
 
 Cooked any way you want It 
 
 White Oook 
 
 Everything Neat and Glean 
 
 Hutchison 
 &Co. 
 
 Front Street 
 
 Dealers in Flour, Feed, Hay, 
 
 Groceries and Provisions, 
 
 Confectionery, Fruits, 
 
 Etc, 
 
 Mail and Telegraph Orders care- 
 fully filled and shipped same 
 day as order is reeeiyed. 
 
 Your Treat, 
 Partner. 
 
 Well, let's go to the 
 
 Stockholm 
 House 
 
 and settle all disputes. 
 
 Albert Stone, Proprietor. 
 Front Street. 
 
 
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 JOHN D. SIBBALD, J.P. 
 
 MINING AND REAL ESTATE BROKER, 
 
 NOTARY PUBLIC. 
 
 A^ent Equitable Savings, Loan Sc Building Association. 
 
 Fire Insurance in best companies. 
 
 OflBce opposite Union IJotel, Revelstoke Station. 
 
 ROBERT SAMSON, 
 
 DEALER IN WOOD. 
 
 Draying and Delivery Work a specialty at lowest prices. 
 Teams always ready at a moment's notice. 
 Agent for the Standard Oil Company. 
 
 CHAS. R. CARL YON, 
 
 BARRISTER-AT-LAW, SOLICITOR 
 AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 
 
 Oflftce : Opposite the Post Office, Revelstoke, B. 0, 
 
 A. G. M. SPRAGQE, 
 
 BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. 
 NOTARY PUBLIC. 
 
 Office upstairs in Smith's Block, Pacific Ave., Revelstoke 
 
 Station, B.O. 
 
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 lAIC OTAUn I'^^r Pure Drugs, and sell them at reasonable prices. 
 If L 01 An U The MeDowell-Atklns-Watson Co., McCarty Blo(5k. 
 
 GENERAL D1REGT0RY 
 
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 rices. 
 
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 Abey, F T, druggist and stationery, Victoria Road. 
 
 Abiahamson, Jos, packer, Stockholm House. 
 
 Abrahamson Bros, props Central Hotel. 
 
 Abrahainsoii, Chas prop Cential Hotel, Front St. 
 
 Abrahamson, John, do do 
 
 Abrahamson, W, carpenter, contractor, Douglas St. 
 
 Adair, E, prospector, mine owner. Second St. / 
 
 Adair, M Miss, tailoress, R S Wilson's, Second St. 
 
 Ahlin, Fred, waiter Central Hotel, First St. 
 
 Allan, E, car checker C P R. 
 
 Allan, John, locomotive driver C P R. 
 
 Allan, Raymond, miner, Stockholm House. 
 
 Allen, J G, agent Dominion Express Co, Hotel Revelstok 
 
 Allen, O H, prop Revelstoke Brewery. .. 
 
 Alton, Daniel, bridge foreman C P R. ' ^ '^ 
 
 Aman, Chas J, tobacconist. Pacific Ave. 
 
 Anderson, J R, teamster, R Samson. 
 
 Anderson, Nels, section foreman P R. 
 
 Armstrong, A, blacksmith. 
 
 Arnovitch, J, dry goods merchant, Victoria Road. 
 
 Aseleno, L, Third St. 
 
 Atkins & Smith, publishers Kootenay Mail. 
 
 Atkins, B R, publisher Kootenay Mail, Front St. 
 
 Atkins, J G, mgr French Creek Mining Co, Hotel Victori 
 
 Audy, A, laborer. 
 
 Auner, Anthony, laborer. - 
 
 Austin, W, mill setter. 
 
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 TRUSSES 
 
 All the best kinds— at 
 'Co'a., MoCarty Block. 
 
 the McDowell-Atkins-Watson 
 
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 Bae], P, porter freight shed.' 
 
 Bain, T W, miner, C/on naught Ave. 
 
 Ball. P, laborer C P R. 
 
 Ballefraard, 8, mail carrier, Douglas St. 
 
 Bamford, A, mill stationery engmeer. 
 
 Barber, Guy, jeweller, Front St. 
 
 Barcklay, 1) L, head sawyer, Revelstoke Saw Mill8,Third St, 
 
 Barnard, Frank, plasterer. First St. 
 
 Barnard, Walter, drayman. First Street. ' 
 
 Bauett, Ohas. cook C P R restaurant. 
 
 Bate, S J, laborer. 
 
 Baxter, O, coalman O P R. 
 
 Beaton, Angus, miner, Stockholm House. 
 
 Bell, Miss A, tailoress, R S Wilson's. 
 
 Belleck, A, locomotive fireman C P R. 
 
 Benoit, Louis, bus driver Coluujbia House. 
 
 Benson, J, miner, packer, Douglas St. 
 
 Birkbeck Investment, Security & Savings Association, 
 
 Haig & Crage, agt*nts. 
 Birney. W, porter Hotel Revelstoke. 
 Bimey &. Norring^on, painters, contractors, First St. 
 Birney, W G. painter and contractor, First St. 
 Black more, Rfjbt, prospector, trapper, Stockholm House. 
 Blake, George, laborer. 
 Bland, J J, shoe store. Front St. 
 Bland, J H, clerk telephone central. Front St. 
 Board of Trade. J D Sibbald, Pres., C E Shaw, Sec. 
 Bolton, S H, timekeeper O P R. 
 Bourgeois, J, road builder. Senate Hotel. 
 Bourke« John, prop Senate Hotel, Front St. west. 
 Bourne Bros, general merchants, Pacific Ave. 
 Bourne, E J, Pacific Ave. 
 Bourne, H T, postmaster Revelstoke Station, res. cor. First St. 
 
 and MciCenzie Ave. 
 Boyd, John D, free miner. 
 Boyd, J J, laborer. 
 Bradshaw, T W, P R station agent, Pacific Ave. 
 
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 nUnTnODADUin supplies at the McDowell- Atkins-Watson Co's., 
 rnU I UMKArnlu The Druggists, MeCarty Block. 
 
 Brewster, I T, sec Games Creek Consolidated Gold Fields, 
 
 Limited, office McKenzie. Ave. 
 Broach, J, hushtnan, Revelstoke Saw Mills. 
 Brown, H A, prop Union Hotel. 
 Brown, W M, prop Columbia House. 
 Brown & Pooli props Columbia House. 
 Bruce, Hugh, brakeman C P R. 
 
 Buffet Cafe, Front St. Kerr & Hamilton, proprietors. 
 Burns, H, laborer. 
 
 Burridge, Edgar, tinsmith W M Lawrence's, Second St. 
 BuiTows, Geo F, carpenter. 
 
 Burton, G L, locomo driver, corFiist St, McAi'thur Ave. 
 Byei-s, Wm, packer, Stockholm House. 
 
 Caldwell, Geo, fireman C P R. 
 
 Cameron. A J, switchman C P R. 
 
 Campbell, A, printer, Kootenay Mail. 
 
 Campbell, J D, book-keeper, Firs< St. 
 
 Catuida Drug & Book Co, C R Macdonald manager. 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway, T W Bradshaw agent. 
 
 C P R Townsite, Uaig & Crage, agents. 
 
 Canning, W, bushman, Revelstoke Saw Mills. 
 
 Carson, — , bridge watchman C PR. 
 
 Cao, C, wiper C P R. 
 
 Carey, I, locomotive driver C P R. 
 
 Carlyon. Chas R, barrister, Front St. 
 
 Carnes Creek Consolidated Gold Fields, Ltd, I T Brewster. 
 
 Carr, A, laborer. 
 
 Casart, Julian, farmer. 
 
 Cayley, John, carpenter, First St. 
 
 Cayley, R, carpenter. 
 
 Chapman, H W, shipper, A McDonald & Co, Third St. 
 
 Chapman, Percy, mgr A McDonald & Co, Third St. 
 
 Chase, Miss A O, dressuiaker, Bourne Bros, First St. 
 
 Chrinson, Mat, laborer. 
 
 Christison, R E. teamster. 
 
 City Bakery, Mc^Cague Bros, props, F.ont St. 
 
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 PRESCRIPTION 
 
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 Prifie always right at the MeDowell-Atkins- 
 Watson Go's., The Druggists, McCarty Block. 
 
 Clarke, P P, teamster, McCarty's. 
 
 (Jlawson, W. saw hauiineier, Revelstoke Saw Mills. 
 
 Cochrane, W, biishiiian. 
 
 Columbia House, Brown & Pool, props, Front St. 
 
 Confederation Life Association, Haig & Crtige, agents. 
 
 Contell, L, laborer. 
 
 Conway, F, baggage master, C P R. 
 
 Conway. F J, baggageman, C P R. 
 
 Corlett, Geo B. Express nigr, C P R. 
 
 Cornell, R M, brakenian, O P R. 
 
 Coursier, H N, general merchant. Front St. '^^ 
 
 Cowan, W, prop Victoria Hotel, President Revelstoke Water, 
 
 Light & Power Co., Limited. Front St. 
 Ccwan-Holten-Downs, wholesale liquors, W H Lee, mgr. 
 Cowles, John, mgr McCarty's butcher shop. 
 Crage, W F, Notary Public, customs broker, real estate and 
 
 commission agent, Connaught Ave. Haig & Crage. 
 Crawford, W, turner, C P R. 
 Crowle, Sam. farmer. 
 Cunmiings, A P, surveyor. 
 Carrie, Dan, carpenter, Douglas St. 
 Onrveon, J, brakemaii, C P R. 
 
 Dallas, John, mill setter, Revelstoke Saw Mills. *"' 
 
 Deans, ^. wiper, C P R. 
 
 Densin, L M, barber. Hotel Revelstoke, 
 
 Dent, Mrii, private boarding house. First St. >?? 
 
 Dent, Charlie, telegraph messenger, C P R. 
 
 Deschamp, Sam, miner. 
 
 Devitt, Alf, asst supt Dominion Express Co. 
 
 Dickey, N, salesman, C B Hume & Co. 
 
 Dickey, W J, book-keeper, C B Hume & Co, cor First St. 
 
 ar.d Boyle Ave. 
 Dier, H C, telegraph operator. C P R. 
 Ditman, T A, bartende?*, Hotel Revelstoke. 
 Dodd, W E, wiper, C P R. 
 Dominion Expiess Co, J Q Allen, agent. 
 
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 HOMEOPATKtC 
 
 Remedies at the McDowell-Atkins- Watson Co's.r 
 The Druggists, McCarty Block. 
 
 Donelly, Harnilton, hush foreman, Revelstoke Saw Mills. 
 
 Downie, T, chief trAin despabther, P R. 
 
 Doyle, J F, rugr Stevenson & Go's, Union Hotel Block. 
 
 Drew, B E, salesman. Bourne Bros, First St. 
 
 Diichesnay, E P, Siipt C P R. 
 
 Dunbar, Jas, carpenter. 
 
 Dunn, Joe, miner, Stockbohn. 
 
 Durham, Sid, accountant. Union Hotel. 
 
 Duval, A M, car repairer, C P R. , ^ 
 
 ?or First St. 
 
 Eacrett, Geo H, clerk, Victoria Hotel. 
 
 Echenan, — , porter, P R freight shed. 
 
 E]ckmon, AG. 
 
 Edgar, Fred, miner, Columbia House. 
 
 Edson, F A, clerk, Hotel Revelstoke. 
 
 Edwards, E, waiter. Hotel Victoria. 
 
 Edwards, W T, miner. Second St. 
 
 El Paso, Prof, miner, Columbia House. 
 
 Elson, R S, brakeman, C P R. 
 
 English Church, St Peter's, F A Ford, vicar, cor Second St. 
 
 and Government St. 
 Enterprise Brevvery, cor Second and Charles St, props, Chas 
 
 Holten, T Downs, J P Sutherland. 
 Erickson, C, Fhft St. 
 Erviri, W, bush man „ 
 
 Esday, Howard, m arehouse manager, C B Hume & Co. 
 Evans, -- Miss, teacher public school. 
 
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 Falkner, A. car repairer, C P R. ^- >' 
 
 Fay, H, fitter's helper, C PR. 
 Field &; Bourke, yuops Senate Hotel, Front St. 
 Field, C M, prop Senate Hotel, Douglas St. 
 Fischer, B, f)rewer. Enterprise Brewery. 
 Fleishman, J, jeweller. Union Hotel. 
 Fleming, Chas, bus driver. Hotel Victoria. 
 Fleming, Robt, parcel delivery, First St. 
 Fleming, W, wood dealer, liveryman. Pacific Ave. 
 
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 FREE DELIVERY 
 
 To any part of town. The McDowell-Atkins- 
 Watson Co., The Druggists, McCarty Block. 
 
 Fleming & Hamilton, livery stable keepers, Pacific Ave. 
 
 Forbes, J, laborer. 
 
 Forrest, A B, trainmaster, cor Charles and Third Sts. 
 
 Forster, J, locomotive driver. First St. 
 
 Fraser, Daniel, bridgeman, C P R. 
 
 Fraser, Fred, (J P), mining recorder Revelstoke Division. 
 
 B'raser, J D, train despatcher, C P R, Connaiight Ave. 
 
 Fraser, R, switchman, C P R. 
 
 Fretz. Frank, driver delivery wagon, W B Pease & Co, 
 
 First So. 
 Fretz, L A, carpenter, buildr/, contractor. First St. 
 Fiewing, W, phvsteror. Second St. 
 Frisby, J, miner, trapper. 
 Fromey, E C, mason, contractor, Second St. 
 
 
 Gadsden, P, bush man, Revelstoke Saw Mills. 
 
 Gainer, S F W, watchmaker, Douglas St. 
 
 Garvey, F P, operator, C P R. f & v 
 
 Gill, Jas, book-keepei*, Lawrence's Hardware. 
 
 Gillespie, Thos, stationery engineer, O P R. 
 
 Gillis, A, teamster. 
 
 Gillis, Miirdock, biishman, contractor. 
 
 Gold Hill Hotel, Frank Vandall, prop. ,:v ; ? -^ 
 
 Gordon, Robt, prop Revelstoke Iron Works, Connaught Ave. 
 
 Gorman, P, mm*ir. -. v.;>;-r^:v;., ^v^ - 
 
 Gott, A, miner. 
 
 Governnient Agent. J D Graham, Third St. 
 
 Government Cold Storage, warehouse, AW Grindley, mgr. 
 
 Goward, B, asst enj<ineer, C P R. , f , ^rj--;','.,:.'-':^^:-'^^^. M- 
 
 Graham, J, wiper, F R. ^^» r r ^ r r> >r 
 
 Graham, J D, stipendiary magistrate, gold commissioner, 
 
 government agent, etc, Third St. 
 Graham, T W, bridge watchman, C P R, McKenzie Ave. 
 Grant, A, bushman, Revelstoke Saw Mills. 
 Graves, A i, locomotive driver, C P R. ^ 
 
 Green, Robt, miner. 
 GriflBths & Co, drug store, Front St, C E Raid, manager. 
 
QUALITY 
 
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 The highest, prices the lowest at the McDowell-Atkins- 
 Watson Co's., The Druggists, McCarty Block. 
 
 Grindley, A W, rngr Government Cold Storage, First St. 
 Grogan, G E, journrilist, editor Revelstoke Herald. 
 
 ision. 
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 lissioner, 
 e Ave. 
 
 nager. 
 
 Haig, T L, (J P) Notary Public, customs officer, real estate and 
 
 commission agent. Front St. Hai^ & Crage. 
 Haig & Crage, minins^, real estate and insurance, Pacific Ave. 
 Haley, W', miner, Ooiniiil)ia House. 
 Hall(»r, Theo, tailor, R S Wilson's, '^^^'^^"^m^' 
 Hamilton, Frank, liveryman, Fleming & Hamilton. 
 HMmilton, F, laborer. 
 
 Hamilton, Orange, prvop Buffet Cafe, Kerr & Hanii'iton. 
 Hamilton, W, bartender, Stockholm. 
 Hanbury, H, fitter, C P R. , ^ , 
 
 Hanson, C E, Second St. ' *^ J IW ^ v , 
 
 Hanson, Frank, fireman, C P R. V: " t v -^v^^, u^ 
 Harvey, T, foreman, C PR, Victoria Road. ^$"x' 
 Hayes^ Henry, farmer. ^.-y ■^^^_;s^r-r,n>r-,,--:^/.A--':!-:^^'}^-t'lt 
 Heard, Geo. barber. 
 Hearn, A R B, manager Imperial Bank, cor Campbell Avenue 
 
 and First St. 
 Herald, semi-weekly, 4 page, 7 column; publisher, A Johnson; 
 
 editor, G E Grogan; ofiice, Front St. : v^ ^3 :? 
 Herchmer, J, conductor, C P R. ; .jf":^ '^ V^ 
 
 Hetherington, John, farmer. / ^'f 
 
 H ilier, Thos, builder, contractor, Douglas St. f ,; -, 
 
 Hills, Geo, tailor and manufacturer. Front St, \..^: . ■ i 
 Hip Chung, Chinese store. Front St. ET 
 
 Hoar, O D, miner, Union Hotel. - < • 5 
 
 Hobson, Alex, clerk. Bourne Bros.' V 
 
 Hodgins, Richard, clerk, C B Hume& Co.'s. 
 Holten, Chas, manager Enterprise Brewery, First St, west. 
 HoUoway, W, miner. 
 
 Hopgood, J, conductor, C P R, McKenzio Ave. 
 iHorn, Bruce, miner, KootenaySt. ^^^-- : -islt- ^ #5 
 Horn, Thos, miner and freighter, Kootenay St. '-Mi'y:.- 
 JHospital, Revelstoke, Drs. McKechnie & Jeffs, propnetors, 
 
 Douglas St. > . * V 
 
 
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 IN PERFUMES 
 
 We have only the best. The McDowell-Atkins- 
 Watson Co., The Druggists, McCarty Block. 
 
 Howson, R, & Co, furniture dealers, McKenzio Avenue, R. 
 
 Lain^, manaerer. 
 Hume, C B, gereial merchant, C B Hume & Co. 
 Hume & Co, C B, general merchants. Pacific Ave, Front St. 
 Hume, Murry, clerk, C B Hume & Co's. 
 Hume, W, locomotive fireman, C P R. 
 Hutchison, James, drayman. First St. 
 Hutchison & Co, grocery, flour and feed merchants, Front St. 
 Hutchison, John, merchant, Hutchison & Co., Front St. 
 Hyatt, Mark, carpenter and builder, Second St. 
 
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 Imperial Bai.k of Canada, capital, $2,000,000; reserve fund, 
 $1,560,000; ARE Hearn, manager. 
 
 Jackson, A E, baker, Revelstoke Bakery. 
 
 Jackson, C W, miner. 
 
 Jackson, Ed, clerk, H N Coursier's. 
 
 Jackson, J W, prospector, trapper. 
 
 Jackson, W A, yaii master, C PR. 
 
 James, Edward, bridgeman, O P R. 
 
 Jeffs, r W, (M D), Second St. 
 
 Jenkins, D, shoemaker. First St. 
 
 Johrs, Ed, teamster, F McCarty's. 
 
 Johnson, A, publisher Revelstoke Herald, Third St. 
 
 Johnson, D, laborer, Third St. 
 
 Johnson, F L, barber, cor Victoria Road, McKenzie Ave. 
 
 Johnson, J A, laborer. ^.^ 
 
 Johnson, P, watchman, C P R. '^'" 
 
 Johnston, G, butcher, J R Hull & Co, Douglas St. 
 
 Jones, W, freight clerk, C P R. 
 
 Jones, W H, porter, freight shed, CP R. ' 
 
 Jones, W L, carpenter. 
 
 Julian, Frank,. farmer. 
 
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 FLINT'S RHEUMATIC CURE 
 
 Co., The Druggists, McCarty Block. 
 
 Cures Rheumatism. Agents: 
 The McDowell-Atkins-Watson 
 
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 Kellie, J M, (M P P), Central Hotel. 
 
 Kelly, J, teamster. 
 
 Kenstead, SAD, miner. 
 
 Ker, E D, timekeeper, O P R. 
 
 Kerr & Hamilton, props Buffet Cafe, Front St. 
 
 Kerr, Wm John. Kerr & Hamilton. 
 
 Kernag^han, John, contractor and builder, Kootenay St. 
 
 Kettle, W A, wiper, O P R. 
 
 Kettleson, Fred S, printer, Herald ofBce. 
 
 Kilpatrick. Thos, bridqje inspector, OP R. 
 
 Kinman, E L, miner. 
 
 Kirkiip, W, foreman French Creek Mininjjf Co, Ltd. 
 
 Knowlton, Mrs E, boarding house keeper. First St. 
 
 Kootenay Brewery, J E Lon^, prop, Victoria Road. 
 
 Kootenay, B 0, Smelting & Trading Syndicate of London, 
 
 Eng. Haig & Crage, agents. 
 Kootenay Lumber Co. R. Tapping, agent. 
 Kootenay Mail, weekly. Atkins & Smith, prop and pub. 
 
 B R Atkins, editor. Front St. 
 
 Ave. 
 
 La.blanc, Thos, edgeman, Revelstoke Law Mills. 
 
 Laing, F W, mgr K Howson & Co, First St. 
 
 Lambkin, — , carpenter, Victoria Road. 
 
 Lapworth, A J, prop Rhodesia Restaurant and Boarding 
 
 House, cor Seci>nd St and Orton Ave. 
 Lawson, Miss T. dressmaker, Bourne Bros, l^:^.. 
 Lauder, Jas, electrician. Rev W L & P Co, Douglas St. 
 Laughton, Alex, porter Union Hotel. 
 Laughton, John, bartender. Union Hotel. 
 Law, W J, merchant tailor, McKenzie Ave. 
 Lawrence, W, caretaker Bourne Bros. 
 Lawrence, W M, hardware merchant, McKenzie Ave. 
 Lawson, B A, bookkeeper A Macdonald & Co, Third St. 
 Lawson, John, conductor, C P R, McKenzie Ave. 
 Lee, Miss H, clerk Smith's confectionery store. 
 
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 COST WITH US 
 
 Carty Block. 
 
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 Not considered when quality is in question. The 
 McDowell-Atkins- Watson Co., The Druggists, Mc- 
 
 Lee, W H, mgr Oowan-Holten-Down's general liquor store, 
 
 Second St. 
 Lee, W J, brakesman, C P R, McKeuzie Ave. </;> 
 Lewis, Frank, driver delivery wagon, H N Ooiirsler's. 
 Lewis, George, teamster, F McCarty*s. 
 Lewis, Thos, blacksmith, O P R, Third St. 
 L^'ndmark, Chas, nierchant,0 B Hume & Co, Campbell Ave. 
 Little, D, fireman, C P R. m^3i&)' ;-:^rr- -:^" ..^-^ 
 
 Little, Jas, engineer, C P R, Second St. tj 'i^ : v^t- 
 Lodge, Miss, dressmaker, H N Coursier's, J^ .t ; 
 Lofswold, O L, shoemaker. Second St. ^ '^;^^ -^ , 
 Long, J E, prop Kootenay Brewery. • 
 
 Lougheed, H, carpenter and contractor, McKenzie Ave. 
 Lund, Gus, miner. j^a^; 
 
 Lusk, Thos, packer. King St. ^^;ix 
 
 Lyons, J H, turner, C P R roundhouse. 
 
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 Macfarlane, J H, miner, Columbia House* Jvf %> 
 
 Mackie, W, fanner. ■''r;^}<-'4aM 
 
 Maclean, C B, architect, builder, Third St, 
 
 Maclean, R, clerk, F B WelFs, (post office), Third St. 
 
 Mahoney, S P, switchman, O P K. 
 
 Mallory, Geo T, ragr McDowell-Atkins-Watson Co, corner 
 
 First St and McKenzie Ave. 
 Manning, Fred, lumber scaler, Revelstoke Saw Mills. 
 Manufacturers Life & Accident Ins Co, F W Laing, agent. 
 Mansurrat, C N, bridge inspector, C P R. ■ 
 MarpK)le, C M, timekeeper, C P R. ^ v :^ 
 
 Martin, Mrs A, housekeeper, Hotel Revelstoke. j ;^^ 
 J xtin, — , farmer. . > 
 
 A Hin, H, asst agent, C P R. ■ ;^ v 
 
 3b. bias, Phillip F, clerk. Central Hotel. ' "'- ' 
 MathisDn, Dr R, dentist, cor McKenzie Ave, Victoria Road. 
 Meehan, W, planer man, Revelstoke Saw Mills. 
 Melvill, W J, carpenter, C P R roundhouse. 
 Mesley, Fred, locomotive fireman, C P R. 
 Methodist Church, Third St, Rev J A Wood, pastor. 
 
 
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 NO GUESS WORK 
 
 Co., The Druggists, McCarty Block. 
 
 With us. We know our drugs are as pure as 
 money can buy. The McDowell-Atkins-Watson 
 
 Millard, J G, express messenger, O P R. 
 
 Mitchell, VV, telegraph operator, O P R. 
 
 Mori ford, Geo, merchant, Hutchison &> Co, Front St. 
 
 Montgomery, T W, prospector, Douglas St. 
 
 Moran, Pat, plumber, Second St. 
 
 Morg^an, J A, barbsr, confectioner, tobacconist, Front St. 
 
 Morris, W, book-keeper. H N Coarsier's. 
 
 Mosnop, G, salesman. Bourne Bros.* ' ' , . 
 
 Muir, P D, Presbyterian minister. Third St. 
 
 Mullen, Arthur, stone mason. Central Hotel. 
 
 Mullen, W, planer man, Revelstoke Saw Mills. 
 
 Mullock, — , farmer. 
 
 Munro, Duncan, plumber, Columbia House. 
 
 Murdock. E 
 
 Murray, J, biidgeman, O P R. f^^ 
 
 Myers, fl, teamster... ..;:-;--;• Jj>p 
 
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 McBean, E, prospector. 
 
 McBurney, J, carpenter. Second St. v ( ; ■:; W.;;^ 
 
 McBurney, T, railroader. Second St. i " 
 
 McCague Bros, props City Bakery, Front St, ^ • ^ ,, 
 
 McCague, J S, prop City Bakery, Front St. ^I H' 
 
 McCague. Sam, prop City Bakery, Front St.. 
 
 McCallum, J, teamster, First St. : r ^ ; 
 
 McCallum, J M, miner, contractor, prop IXL store,First St. 
 
 McCarthy, D, bjLiilder, contractor. Third St. 
 
 McCarty, F, wholesale and retail butcher, Pacific Ave. 
 
 McDiannid, R» miner. 
 
 McDonald, Angus, miner. ' : ' 
 
 McDonald, C R, mgr Canada Drug & Book Co. -^ 
 
 McDonald, B, asst bridge inspector, C P R. : /^'■:^^S.:yc ■ ^ 
 
 McDonald & Co, A, wholesale merchants, P Chapmati, mgr. 
 
 McDowell-AtkinS'Watson Co, druggists, Geo T Mallory, mgr. 
 
 McFadden, D, laborer. 
 
 McGregor, F, W, carpenter. Third St. ^^ ^ 
 
 Mcintosh, A W, miner. ^ 
 
 Mcintosh, D, blacksmith. 
 
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 WHITE PINE BALSAM 
 
 McCarty Block.; 
 
 Cures Couj^hs and Coia.H. The McDow- 
 ell-Atkins-Watson Co., The Druggists, 
 
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 McKechnie, W B, (M D), Revelstoke Hospital. 
 
 McKechnie & Jeffs, props Revelstoke Hospital. 
 
 McKenzie, J H, miner, Seriate Hotel. 
 
 McLauchJin, W E, Second St. 
 
 McLean, E H S, (M D), McKenzie Ave. 
 
 McLean, Prank, miner, Columbia House. 
 
 McLean, James, plasterer, contractor, Frpnt St. 
 
 McLean, W, mechanic, C P R. 
 
 McLellan, G, miner. 
 
 McLelland, W H, teamster. 
 
 McLennan, Gordon, bridgeman, C P R. 
 
 McMahon, Jas, blacksmith, Douglas St. 
 
 McMahon. S, blacksmith, J McMahon's, Second St. 
 
 McNeill, A, barber, Front St. 
 
 McNeill, J W, carpenter, Central Hotel. 
 
 McNeill, W, laborer, 
 
 McPherson, T. 
 
 McRae, Chas, sawyer, Revelstoke Saw Mills. 
 
 McRae, Murdoch, miner. 
 
 McTaggart, H, principal public school, McKenzie Ave. 
 
 McTag^art, L, clerk, C B Hume & Co, Front St. 
 
 McTavish, G, clerk, Imperial Rank. 
 
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 Nagle, G B,*miner, Central Hotel. 
 
 National Fire Assurance of Ireland, Haig & Crage, agents. 
 
 Needham, Sam, (deputy sheritf) clothes cleaner, repairer, 
 
 dyer, Douglas St, 
 Needham, Sam, carpenter, George St, 
 Needham, T, locomotive fireman, C P R, Douglas St. 
 Neilsou, J, mail carrier, Big Bend route, 
 Nellis, Charles. 
 
 Nelson, W, carpenter, C P R roundhouse. 
 Nettle, W A, builder, contractor, First St. 
 Newitt, F. locomotive fireman, C P R. 
 Nicholson, W B, locomotive driver, C P R, Second St. 
 Noice, H 8, carpenter. 
 Norrington, W L, painter, First St, Birney & Non-ington. 
 
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 FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, 
 
 McCarty Block. ' 
 
 All sizes and prices. 
 Atkins-Watson Co., 
 
 The McDowell- 
 The Druggists, 
 
 Northey, Miss A, dressmaker, H N Coursier's. 
 Northey, Gilbert, waiter, C /lumbia House. 
 Norwicn Union Assurance Co, Haig & Crago, agents. 
 Noxon, A T, watchmaker, Pacific Ave. 
 
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 Oaks, T B, barber, Bradley's, Front St. 
 Ogg, John, laborer, C P R. 
 Ogilvie, W F, conductor, P R. 
 
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 Pacific Coast Assurance Co, Haig & Crage, agents. 
 Pactiau, J, chef de cuisine. Hotel Revelstoke. 
 Page, W H, provincial constable. 
 Paget, C B, merchant, W B Pease & Co. 
 Paget, Ed W B, clerk, W B Pease & Co. 
 Paieson, Olaf, laborer. 
 Paradis, Mrs, dressmaker, Third St. 
 Patterson, .T S, salesman, H N Couraier's. 
 
 Payne, B, laborer. 'xi-mi- ^m-^'Tv^- l'^'^-'',^^'}\:- 
 
 Paxton, A, 
 
 Pax ton, W G, accountant. 
 
 Pease, W B merchant, W B Pease & Co, First St. 
 
 Pease & Co, W B, grocery, flour and feed store, cor Campbell 
 
 Avenue and First St. 
 Perks, John V, manager Victoria Hotel.^ 
 Perley, H A, manager Hotel Revelstoke. 
 Perrin, Jules, house owner. Front St, ,. . ,. 
 Peterson, Chas, miner. 
 Peterson, P R, farmer, Front St. 
 Petrieth, J, shoemaker. s;:*^?--^ 
 
 Pettipiece, John, teamster, King ^t. i4| 
 Pettipiece, M M, liveryman, King St. 
 Pettipiece, R Parm, printer, Second St.- 
 Peytavin, Rev E, parish priest, Roman Catholic church. 
 Phipps, A E, accountant. Imperial Bank, (insurance broker) 
 Phoenix Assurance Co of London, Haig & Crage, agents. 
 Phoenix of Hartford Assurance Co, do do 
 
 
 
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 w..wJut TUUn UnyUUlul tor lor his ability. The McDowell- 
 Atkins-Watson Co., The Druggists, McCarty Block. 
 
 Picard, Ed, carpenter, contractor, George St. 
 
 Pinkerton, J H. cook, Stockholm House. 
 
 Pippy, T A, jobber, carpenter, contracter, First St. 
 
 Pippy &. Wrig^ht, lumber merchants, props Revelstoke Wood 
 
 Working Factory, Connaught Ave. 
 Plumber, L F, asst blacksmith, O P R. 
 Pool, W B, president Great Western Mines, prop Columbia 
 
 House, Douglas St. 
 Porter, G M, brakeman, C P R, Second St. 
 Poser, J, prop Palace Restaurant, Front St. 
 Powers, Ed, locomotive driver, C P R. 
 Pratt, H J, clerk C P R. . ^ . 
 
 Provincial Building & Loan Association, F W Laing, agent, 
 
 McKenzie Avenue. 
 
 Quinn, T J, carpenter. f> i 
 
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 Ramsay, R, farmer, 
 
 Ramsay, R H, painter, Stockholm House. 
 
 Rebbach, Mrs. T, seamstress, Douglas St. 
 
 Rebulchese, T, Second St. 
 
 Reid, A B, mgr Petei son's Hall, Front St. 
 
 Reid, O E, mgr GriflHth & CVs drug store. Front St. 
 
 Revelstoke Bakery, A N Smith, prop, Victoria Road. 
 
 Revelstoke Brewery, O H Allen, prop. 
 
 Revelstoke Development Co, Chas Taylor, president. 
 
 Revelstoke Directory, published yearly by R. Parm Pettipiece. 
 
 Revelstoke Hospital, Drs McKechnie & Jeffs. 
 
 Revelstoke Iron Works, corner Campbell Avenue and Victoria 
 
 Road, R Gordon, Wop. - 3 
 
 Revelstoke Saw Mill, F Robinson, prop. 
 Revelstoke Towusite, Haig & Crage, agents. 
 Revelstoke, Trout Lake arid Big Bend Telephone Co, W 
 
 Cowan, prop. 
 Revelstoke Wood Working Factory, Pippy & Wright, prop. 
 
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 TUUn IflyNCT pAuK The McDowell-Atkins-Watson Co., The 
 Druggists, McCarty Block. 
 
 Rhodesia Restaurant and Temperance Hotel, A J Lapworth, 
 
 prop. 
 Rlpfhton, Thos, market praidener. 
 Rinjrer, J, planer man, Reveistoke Saw Mills. 
 Ritchie, Jas, laborer. . 
 Roach, Geo, miner. "" I- " 
 
 Robaise, I, laborer. t 
 
 Robb, John, carpenter. Second St. 
 Robbing, 8 G, asst engineer's office, C P R. 
 Robbins, O, biishman, Reveistoke Saw Mills. 
 Roberts, O, book-keeper. 
 Robinson, Baxter, carpenter. Third St. 
 Robinson, D, manager Reveistoke Saw Mills, Second St. 
 Robinson, Fred, prop Reveistoke Saw Mills, Third St. 
 Robinson, John, sawyer, Reveistoke Saw Mills. 
 Robinson, Miss Maud, book-keeper, Reveistoke Saw Mills. 
 Rogers, L J, manager B. C. Sugar Refinery, First St. 
 Roman Catholic Church, Rev E Peytavin, parish priest. 
 Ross, Malcolm, cobbler. Front St. 
 Ross, Mrs M J, dressmaker, Victoria Road. 
 Ross, D wight. 
 Ryan, P, teamster. 
 
 
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 Samson, J, painter. Third St. 
 
 Samson, R, drayman, agent Standard Oil Co, Third St. 
 Sand, John, drayman, Stockholm House. "^^■'■\j'P' 
 Sanderson, John, miner, Columbia House. :|'/; 
 Sariania, — , farmer. ^:6^, 'j:^\- ■■■..-'■:: 'i'::^^ 
 
 Saunders, Frank, miner, Columbia House. 
 Saunders, Sam, mgr. Bourne Bros' hardware department. 
 Savage, John, clerk, R. Howson & Co, First St. 
 Savage, Josiah, tailor, R S Wilson's, Third St. 
 Schumacher, Peter, sausage maker, F. McCarty's. 
 Scott, H V, clerk, A McDonald & Co's. $;^«t ;i- .: 
 Senate Hotel, Field & Bourke, proprietors. Front St. 
 Shaw, Chas Erskine, clerk provincial government office, 
 secretary of the Board of Trade, McKenzie avenue. 
 
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 Atkins-Watson Co., The DruggiHts, McOarty 
 
 The Ideal Horse Medi- 
 cine. The McDowell- 
 Block, 
 
 Shaw, John, special provincial constable, Stockholnr\ House, 
 Shenin, Jas P^ trouser maker, R S Wilson's. 
 Shine, Alf, barber. Front St. 
 Shortreed, J, teamster. 
 
 Sibbald, John D, Mininfjf Broker and Commission Agfent, Presi- 
 dent of the Board of Trade. Agent for the Equitable 
 Saving's, Loan and Buildmg Association, First St. 
 
 Sing, Ohas, laundry, Front St. 
 
 Skene, C P, timekeeper, C P R roundhouse. 
 
 Skinner, Jos, locomotive lireman, C P R. 
 
 Skinner, Thos, landscape gardener and stump extractor. 
 
 Smith, A N, Proprietor Kevelstoke Bakery, McKenzie Ave. 
 
 Smith, B M, electrician, R W P & L Co, corner Second and 
 
 Kootenay Sts. 
 Smith, J A, publisher Kootenay Mail, Central Hotel. 
 Sn»ith, J L, telegraph agent, C P R, Campbell Avenue. 
 Smith, W O, express messenger. Hotel Revelstoke. 
 Smith & Clark, carpenters and contractors. Second St. 
 Smith, H P, carpenter and contractor. 
 Smythe, B, Third St. 
 
 Smythe, HER, locomotive fireman, C P R, First St. 
 Smythe, R, Third St. 
 
 Snider, W, Chinese driver, C P R, Douglas St. 
 Solloway, A E, locomotive driver, C P R. . 
 SolloWay, L T, locomotive driver, C P R. 
 Solmes, R, locomotive driver, C P R. 
 Spragge, A G M, barrister etc., cornev Third St. and Mc- 
 
 Kenzie Avenue. 
 Spurling. J B, clerk, Haig & Crage, Front St. 
 Stacey, Pete, farmer. ' 
 
 Stearman, D W', train despatcher, C P R. 
 Steele, E K, ledger keeper. Imperial Bank. 
 Stevenson, F, bushman, Revelstoke Saw Mills. 
 Stevenson, H, bushman, ** " ^** 
 
 Stevenson & Co, dry goods, gents' furnishings, J T Doyle, Mgr. 
 Stockholm House, Front St, J A Stone prop. 
 Stone, J A, prop. Stockholm House, corner Douglas and 
 
 JBenson Sts. 
 
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 McDowell-Atklns-Watson Co., The DruggislM, 
 
 Stnekev, A, wiper, CPU. 
 
 Sutherland, J P, sec.-treas. Enterprise Brewing Co. 
 
 Sweeney, John, miner. Central hotel, 
 
 Swift, John, checker, C P R. 
 
 Switzer, Geo, mill sawyer. 
 
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 Talaick, P, cohhler, Victoria Road. 
 
 Tapping, R, market gardener, agent Kootenay Lumber Co. 
 
 Tapping's Theatre, prop, R Tapping, corner Victoria St. 
 
 and Con naught Ave. "rv ^ 
 Taylor, Chas, mgr Revelstoke Development Co, Second St. 
 Tavlor, L D, checker, C P R. 
 Temple, Bert, clerk, V P R. 
 Temple. Chas H, locomotive foreman, C P R. 
 Tennant, Selah. bridge carpenter, Columbia House. 
 Thompson, J, bushman, 
 Thompson, R, bush foreman. 
 Toombs; Alex, driver street car line. 
 Toombs, E, laborer. 
 Turnross, T, dairyman. 
 
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 Valentine, John, miner. ; vi / , , ''Z^:-^^''''\r-'4::-- 
 Van, W J, car inspector. 
 Vandall, Frank, prop Gold Hill Hotel, corner Second and 
 
 Kootenay Sts. 
 Victoria Hotel, W Cowan, prop, Front St, 
 
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 Wade, R H, at witch man C P R. 
 
 Wargel, John, laborer. 
 
 Wallace, Geo. Third St, 
 
 Wallace, Thos, foreman R W P & L Co, Third St. 
 
 Wallace, W, bushman. 
 
 WaltqjD, Harry, miner, Stockholm House. 
 
 Warren, H, bellboy, Hotel Revelstoke. 
 
 Watuiore, R, roadmaster, Shnmas section, P R. 
 
 Watson. W, bridgeman C P R. 
 
 Watson, W G, ..ar repairer, O P R. 
 
 Webb, P. porter O P R freight shed. 
 
 Wells, F B, Postmaster, Revelstoke, General Merchant, Post 
 
 Office Store, Front St. 
 White, W, laborer. Central Hotel. 
 
 White, W, Q O, barrister, McKenzie Ave, office Front St. 
 Whyte, F H, carpenter, 
 Williamson, A F, farmer. 
 Wilsbn, O W, tailor, R S Wilson's. 
 Wilson, R. S., Merchant Tailor, Pacific Avenue. 
 Wilkinson, Miss, r:.oenogr&pher, Snpt, Duchesnay's office. 
 W'ood, Rev J A, pastor Methodist church. Third St. 
 Woodrow, J I, mgr J R Hull & Go's butcher shop. 
 Woodside, J H, prop P R dining room and restaurant. 
 Wright, A, laborer. 
 Wright, A J, car repairer, P R. 
 Wright, 3 E, contractor, Second St, 
 
 Youc>ans, H W, tinsmith, Front St. 
 
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 The Pioneer Paint Sliop, 
 
 777 First Street, 
 HEVELSTOKE STATION. 
 
 W. G. BiRNEY AND W. L. NORRINGTON, PROPRIETORS. 
 
 House, Sign and Decorative Painters 
 
 Giaining, Hardwood Finisbing and Polishing. 
 Paperhanging, Kalsomining and Glazing. 
 
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 J. P. Sutherland 
 
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 ENTERPRISE 
 BREWING CO. 
 
 Revelstoke, B.C. 
 Brewers of Lager, Ale and Porter, 
 
 In Bottles and Kegs. 
 
 Orders by mail promptly filled. Always ask for Enterprise Beer. 
 
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 Bakery>^ 
 
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 and Confectionery Store. 
 
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 We make the best bread and give the most satisfactory 
 
 free delivery service in town. 
 
 Ogilvie's Hungarian Flour 
 Lake of the Woods Flour 
 Rolled Oafs 
 Corn Meal 
 
 Canned Goods 
 
 Choicest Confectionery 
 
 
 
 Fruits, Ice Cream and Soft Drinks in Season. 
 
 Careful Attention to Mail Orders. 
 
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 Wood-NA/^orkiiig Factory 
 
 Pippy & Wrig^ht, Proprietors. 
 
 Window and Door Frames made to order. 
 
 Store and Office Fixtures. 
 
 All kinds of Sashes, Doors, etc.> in stock. Odd 
 
 sizes made to order. 
 
 Lumber Yard 
 
 in connection. Best In. 
 
 ■^t lowest prices. 
 
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 Ccnhaught Ave., Revelstoke Station. 
 
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 F. McOarty 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Rll"tclld* 
 
 Dealer in Meats of All Kinds 
 
 Large Cold Storage Facilities. 
 
 Prompt Attention to Mail and Telegraph Orders. 
 
 Shipments Made Promptly. 
 
 
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 S. T". ■W. C3--A.I1TBE^ 
 
 High Grade Walcli Specialist 
 
 Workshop: Doug^las Street. 
 
 Watch Repairing in all its branches promptly attended to. All work 
 
 guaranteed. 
 
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 Carpenter and Builder. 
 
 Workshop and Residence : Comer Third and 
 Kootenay Streets. 
 
 Plans prepared and estimates given for the erection of buildings in any 
 part of Kootenay. Stores and office fitted up on shortest notice. . 
 
 WE LEAD m STYLE AND PRICE 
 
 Dry Goods, Mantles, Millinery and Men's 
 Furnishings. 
 
 We sell for cash and sell cheap. 
 
 STEVENSON Sl CO. 
 
 J. F. Doyle, Manager. 
 
 REVELSrOKE IR0N WORKS 
 
 Blacksmithing and Jobbing. 
 Plumbing and Pipe-Fitting. 
 Tinsmithmg and Sheet Iron Work. 
 Machinery Repaired. 
 
 MINING We RK A SPEGIAbTY 
 ROBT. GORDON, Revelstoko Station. 
 
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 R. S.Wilson 
 
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 Pacific Ave., 
 Revelstoke Station 
 
 HAIG & CRAGE, 
 
 Notaries Public and Conveyancers, 
 
 Mining and Real Estate 
 Brokers. 
 
 Sole Agents for Revelstoke and Trout Lake 
 City Townsites. 
 
 Agents for the Birkbeck Investment, Security 
 & Savings Company, of Toronto. 
 
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 Corner F,«t street .„<, 
 
 Campbell Avenu* 
 Opposite .mpert., B«,k. "*' 
 
 SPECIALTIES. 
 
 Store and Office pjw 
 D„„, . ^'*"'«» to Order. 
 
 I>oor and Window Frames to n\ 
 Cabinets, Etc °"'*''- 
 
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 ESTABLISHED 1885 
 
 Hbnby J. BomtNB 
 
 Frank H. Bourne 
 
 BOURNE BROS, 
 
 General Mercliants, 
 
 REVELSTOKE STATION, B.C. 
 
 Stores at Reyelstoke, Nakusp, New Denver, Burton City. 
 
 Grocery Department 
 
 We carry a large and very complete stock of Staple and Fancy 
 Groceries. Our aim is to obtain the first quality of all articles for con> 
 sumption. The long experience in business has enabled us to ascertain 
 which brands of goods are the best value and will give greatest satisfac- 
 tion to the purchaser. 
 
 Particular attention is given to orders from a distance, extreme care 
 being taken in the selection of goods and packing for shipment. Qoods 
 in every case are shipped same day order is received. 
 
 A complete line of Proprietarv Drugs and Patent Medicines, Per- 
 fumes and Toilet Soaps is also carried. 
 
 Dry Goods Department 
 
 Our stock of Dry Goods is carefully selected and up to date. In 
 Dress Goods we have a nice range in all the leading snades of Cash- 
 meres, Serges and Henriettas. In Black and Fancies we show the latest 
 novelties, making a specialty of these in dress lengths, of which we 
 Show but one of each aesigL. We are pleased to sena samples. 
 
 Our range of Velveteens, Blouse and Waist Silks, Ribbons, Trim- 
 mings, etc., 18 very complete. 
 
 A large range of Prints, Sateens, Muslins, Veilings, Laces and Lawn 
 Table Damasks. Towellings, White and Unbleachea Cotton, SheetingSv 
 Lace and Chenille Curtains, Flannelettes, Table Oil Cloths, etc. 
 
 A Dressmaking Department in charge of a first class dressmaker. 
 
 A fine range of Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths and Linoleums. 
 
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 REVELSTOKE STATION, B.C. 
 
 Boot and Shoe Department 
 
 In Men's Boots we carry the leading lines in latest styles, and show 
 very good values. Miner's Boots— styles and prices are right. Ladies'. 
 Misses' and Children's Boots and Snoes. Our range is so large and 
 varied, we are sure we can please you. 
 
 Hardware and Stove Department 
 
 We pride ourselves on our stock of the above. We sell McClary's 
 Famous Cook Btoves, Box Stoves, Rangers and Heaters. 
 
 If you want a Stove come to us. Our stock of Granite, White Enam- 
 ell«ds Ware and Tin W^are is exceedingly complete. 
 
 We have everything you need in Heavy and Shelf Hardware. A first 
 class assortment of High Grade Carpenter's Tools. Every kind of Hard- 
 ware required in building we carry in stock. 
 
 Our prices on Wire and Cut Nails, Galvanized Iron, Bar and Flat 
 Iron, Steel, etc., are very low. 
 
 Paints, dry and ground in oil. Varnishes, Raw and Boiled Oil, 
 Turpentine, White and Red Lead. A stock of everything required for 
 painting is carried. 
 
 Crockery and Glassware 
 
 A nice assortment of Tea, Dinner and Toilet Sets, Ironstone China, 
 Glass Sets, Tumblers, Pitchers, Lamps, etc. 
 
 Miners* Supplies 
 
 We believe we are right in saying that we have supplied with out-^ 
 fits a greater number of miners and prospectors than any other 
 establishment in Kootenay. The large patronage we enjoy proves we 
 understand thoroughly this important branch of our business. 
 
 We solicit the favor of a trial order. 
 
 
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 A. MAGBONAI2D & GO., 
 
 VHBLESALE IMPeRTERS 
 
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 P0RK PACKERS 
 
 STAPLE ANB FANCY GReCERIES 
 
 MINERS' SUNDRIES 
 
 Blankets 
 Mackinaws 
 Underwear 
 Overalls 
 
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 Gloves 
 Mitts 
 Boots 
 Rubbers 
 
 REYEI2ST0KE AND NEI2SON 
 
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 Hardware.^'^^ 
 
 Full lines of Shelf and Floor Hardware, 
 Miners' Tools, Rope, Paints and Oils, Fire- 
 nrms. Ammunition and Sporting Goods, 
 Tinware and House Furnishings. 
 
 Tinsmith's Shop in connection. Roofing 
 and Eavestroughing a specialty at right 
 prices. 
 
 W. n. Lawrence, nccarty eiock. 
 
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 The Cowan-Holten-Downs Co 
 
 Wholesale Dealers in..^...... 
 
 Ales, Wines, Spirits 
 
 and Cigars 
 
 Agents for K. W. Ksrn Co.'s Pianos and the Qoold Bicycle Co.'s 
 
 Celebrated Bicycle. 
 
 Revelstoke, British Columbia 
 
 eoi2aMBiA HeasE 
 
 The largest hotel in town. Centrally located. 
 Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Best 
 accommodation. 
 
 — ■ "nrr"-- $1.00 PER DAY 
 
 St. Leon Hot Springs, on Upper Arrow L^ike, 
 run in connexion. 
 
 BROWN & POeL, PRePRiETORS, 
 
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 The Revelstoke Herald 
 
 Semi-Weekly 
 
 Has a circulation of 
 650 COPIES 
 
 Each l8Bue. 
 
 1300 a week 
 
 Being over four times the weekly circulation 
 of any other paper in North Kootenay. 
 
 It is the only medium through which the mer- 
 chants and business men can reach the 
 consumers in this district. 
 
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