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. with the Le Roi cup and gold and

+ year and Alderman McRae, john

- Canada,

‘a public presentation of prizes to
“the winners in the Bonspiel and car-
‘nival sports.

CARNIVAL SPORTS

Contiriued from Third Page.

free for all, quarter mile, best two
in three heats; prizes $10 and $5.
Dave Maloney will be starter and
Dan Thomas, C. A. Cregan and
Chas. Howson the judges in both
the horse and dog races on both
Friday and Saturday.

Friday Kventud
® The rink will open at 7:30 tor
skating races and another senior
hockey match, as follows:

Three-mile skating championship
of British Columbia, open ts all
a Prizes, Mackii cu
and gold and silver medals. ,

One mile skating championship
of British Columbia. open to all
amateurs—Prizes, gold and _ silver
medals.

Boys under 12, one mile—Prizes,
two sets of military brushes.

Boys under 16, one mile—Prizes,
first, case of military brushes; sec-
ond, gold sleeve links.

Girls under 12, one mile—Prizes,
two gold bracelets.

Girls under 16, one mile—Prizes,
first, gold watch chain; second, sil-
ver hair-pin box.

The starter will be L.
ber and the judges A. S. Garde, E.
W. Ward and L. Craig.

As soon as the races are over the
fifth match inthe senior hockey
tournament will be played between
the winner of the match Victoria vs.
Nelson and the Nelson lacrosse-
hockey club. Admission, both skat-
ing races and hocky matches in-
cluded, 25 and 50 cents.

Satnrday's Sports

3

The first event on Saturday will
be the three mile snowshoe race for
the championship of the Province

silver medals as prizes. ‘The course
will be practically the same ac last

McKane and Alexander Dick will
be the judges. _ It will be started at
10 a, m. sharp. |
SKI Jumping Contest

The ski jumping contest will be-
gin on Spokane street at 10:30,
The jump will at the corner of First
avenue and Spokane street. “The

judges will be J. L. G. Abbott, F. {country is shortened by one hour.
W. Rolt and'C. R. Hamilton, The | This makes it possible”

events will be as follows:
Ski jumping championship of

B. de Veb: |

CHANGE IN TRAFFIC

More da

= Than

Quarantine and shutdowns.
The laying off of so many men
at the War Eagle and Le Roi prop-
erties has madé a change in the
amount of travel and traffic to Ross=
land.

crowded with miners this morning
leaving the city for various mining:
camps in the States. A large crowd
had gathered at ‘the depot to see
them depart.
Mr. Ruff,agent. of che Red -Moun-
tain road, gave a few interesting
facts about. the outgoing passen-
gers. The passengers leaving over
the Red- Mountain the. past four
days are as follows:
Thursday, February 8
Friday, February 9....
Saturday, February ro.
Sunday,. February 11..-......-31
' Today's list is still heavier as over
fifty lett this morning.
Since the quarantine has been in
force, it has had the effect of lessen-
ing the number of passengers com-
ing in over that line nearly 50 per
cent. Whereas the number of in-
coming passengers used to number
about 50 per day, the average is
now ‘about 25.

ad Fellows’ Ball”

A number of.Rossland Odd Fel-
lows will Jeave for Trail this even
ing to participate in the first annual
ball under the auspices of the order
at that city. The opera house is
magnificently decorated and special
scenery, presenting the all-seeing
eye and emblems of the order, has
been:painted | by ‘William Furnall,
of Trail.

A Trail Man Goos

Stanley Davis, of Trail, and a
former resident of New York city,
was among the applicants accepted
for the Strathcona Horse. © Mr.
Davis was 3 draftsman in the con-
struction depariment of the C. &
W. at Téail. :

New Bunning Time
With the completion of the Bull

_ The Red Mountain train was:

Skirts:

wear.
be found anywhere.

weave and. colors,

HUNTER BROTHERS.

These particular goods are for cee only,

The first consignment of Spring Novelties in Dress goods are on sale.

Scotch Homespuns,

in extremely large checks and plaids are to. be the reigning fabrics .for early spring ~

No'more“ fashionable goods; no better grade of goods, nor better price, to.
The early buyer will be the most fortunate.
one of each pattern, and the wearer will have the satisfaction .of knowing that- it is
the ONLY one in the city. There are no two alike, and that contentment of ex-.
clusiveness is an important feature in’a new and fashionable skirt.

$10 A Sten eee

Other fabrics-also received of newest.

RY GOODS ROOM

THE BIG STORE|

ROSSLAND, } B.C. “¢ m
Sevccesooneossoooconssonooooeesaceasones

‘There-is only

MUNOR MENTION. 4

Dr. F. J. Ewing of Spokane is
visiting Rossland.

George C. Rowan of ‘South Oma-
hais in the city.

Dr. Peters of Hamilton, Ont., ‘ar-
rived in town yesterday.
Wallace O. Wright arris
Greenwood yesterday.

from

Harry Lister of Montreal i: is in the

Dog tunnel on ‘the C. & W., the
switchback is no longer in use and

the running time to the Boundary | visiting R

city.
M. S. Matheson. ‘of Regina is

to reach
Greenwood an hour earlier and to
leave an hour later,

open to all
Prizes, War Eagle cup and gold
and silver medals.

Men’s ski jump, prize winners in
championship contest barred—
Prizes, first, case of : PIBES: second,
a pipe.

Boys’ ski jump, open to all boys
under 15—Prizes, ‘first, case of
military brushes; second, gold
fountain pen.

Afternoon Sports
Beginning at 2 p.m. on Colum-
bia avenue there will be two more
‘cutter races anda dog race. The
cutter races this time will be under
the same conditions as on Friday,
except that they will be ‘‘owners
up.” Winners in Friday's race will
be barred in the dog race.
Ladies’ Hockey Match

The match for the ladies’ hockey.
championship of British Columbia
between teams of the Nelson and
Rossland Ladies’ Hockey clubs will
take place at the rink at 4.p. m.
in many respects this will be the
most interesting feature of the car--
nival. Both clubs have been prac-
‘ticing hard since the cold weather
‘began and a closely contested and
‘Mcientific game may be expected.
The admission will be 25 and so
‘cents,

The carnival program will be
brought to a close with the final
games in the junior and senior
‘ookey championships which will
‘bewin at the rink at 7:30 p. m. The

‘admission, including both hockey i

‘matches, will be 25 and’ 50 cents.
jiately on. the lusion of
“the last of these games there will be

‘MUktary Ball
‘Lailies, have your hair dressed
for'the military’ ball at Miller-Der-
vant's. Extra hairdresser from

TODAY's STOCK SALES.

Following is a summary of the
sales on the local exchange today,
ther with the q et

Honsland Sales.
Sales today on the local exchange
were as follows: Giant, 1000, 7c;

Morrison, 2000, 434c; Okanogan, .
1300, 7c. -
shares.

ules
Brandon & Golden Grown:

6%
80
8;
8%
Morriso! 46
Winnipeg - 20
rien
Dardanelles
fable Five ys
in ble: 43
(Yonder fal. 2
$28 00
| public.
i as : % :
ree
itt 4
venit
anit. ¥
ron Col!

Total sales, 45001.

“RL EL Gosnell, «ditor of-the Green-
wood Times, spent yesterday in thé
city.

J. Crawford of Nelson artived in
the city last night and will remain
for the carnival.

Mr. and Mrs. George Cowan have
arrivedfrom Winnipeg and have
opened.a music store opposite Hun-
ter Bros., where they will carry “a
complete line of pianos and ‘organs
and all kinds of musical. test
ments.

VE. EB. Phair, of the Phair hofat,
Nelson; is.in the cito.

Fred Kummer of Nelson is in th
city.

A meeting ‘of the young ladies!
hockey club will’ be-held at? 9:30
o'clock at the. rink “this evening.
All: members. are requested . fo. be
here.

‘CLASSIFIED.

Advertisements under this head ‘inserted at the
gate of One Cent a Word. Nothing taken for
dess than 35 cents, Six inses ions, 1.00.

TAILORING.

0. SAVARD, Fasl.jonable Merchant Tailor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goods in Rossland. None but first-class
labor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia
avenue, Rosstand.

~ MISCELLANEOUS,
‘welve hundred dollars ‘takes pair of
 nonges, three rooms, summer kitchen ang pantry.
Rented for $30 per month. T. Preat, 26 Columbia
avenue,

ANADIAN
“PACIFIC

Yi

“ FOR RENT.

FOR RENTOH, :
Brests26 Colompia avenue” house $800. Tt

"FOR RENT—Five roomed Plastered house, un
farnished, on Spokane street south, Water; good
basement. $18 per month, Apply nes sine |
s0n, Columbia avenue. os

FOR REN I—Three nicely Taraished rooms for
housekeeping Two minutes from postoffice Ad-
dréss R, at this office

FOR RENT—Four-roomed house on Nickel
Plite Fiat, handy to mines, $12 per month, Apply
“RO this office rast

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, rent or exchange—A

‘To GRAND—

=e Winter faa

Rossland, :
13th February’ to February lith

typewriter. Address “Mack,” Record office.

FOR SALE—Fi
bustaess, on Columbia avenue, "Rasy (une #204
T. Prest, a6 Columbia avenue.

FOR PRIVATE SALE—Complete fumiturr
fot four fooms; high, class; almost new. Apply |”
Oliver, Record office,

BOR | SALE—House and lot, $1000, cay terms

Coltmbia avenues CY terms. Fresh 2
FOR SALE—Plastered house and clear title to

lat on Second Avenue, only $500, T. Prest, 26

Colmbia Avenue.

FOR SALF- A block ot 9000 mining’stock at a
bargain. T. Preat, 26 Columbla Avenue,

. Important Notice,

All persons having friends or re-
lations buried -in the -Laurel «Fill
cemetery are requested to. call at
my office and make a to

FOR SALE—

A.prominent business corner ata bar
A five-roomed furnished house on ae St. Hy $150
a Resroomed ee kd Dave St., $22:

mm eivedlantes

five-r00) ode:
Ronishea, two. sla Se SHA, house: finely

have the remains * disinterred® and
moved into the new City-cemetery.
W. R. Beatty, Undertaker.

Booms for Rent |
Two front rooms in the_ Stone

block, corner Columbia avenue. and

efor cee ith lot partly
heffarature ana will of a 17-roomed lodg-
tee py of: ground adjoining townsite to the

south, $500 ea
Houses for rent.

E. N, OUIMETTE & co.,
Real Estate........ Insurance Mining Broker
Bank of Moatreal tincx” Busidane,

Is now open fer business on Co-
lumbia avenue next to old city hall.
A complete line of drugs, patent
medicines, toilet articles, etc. Pre-
scriptions carefully compounded.

Bling Lincoln street. Fi proof;
ctor: yitrinmnph ient in every way; reasonable. Ap-
W pr Nagle Consolidated ply C. E. Benn & Co.
8 . ime Mottled Goods,
4 2 Physicians recommend most
2 Ey highly Schlitz’s extract ‘of malt.
98 35 | Sold. by the bottle. at the Interna-
8 33% tional family liquor store. Import-
a ~% ig ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
anu marae [K. fennel... “ % 7 dies. by the bottle, basket or case at |.
prices. at i
‘The,New Drag Store, :

Why Smith Left Rome
Because Brown’s in town and
has said so much about the Wiscon-
sin Central line between St. Paul
and Chicago that Smith ..could- ‘not
resist the temptation of a strip

‘Spokane for this week.

tf Tue.Rosstanp Drus Co,

ACT, 1896,

Certificate of Improvements.

OTICR—« B: a
Nn al ace ning dine fituate in
In,

Kane mouotafn, near Rossland
Gamble of ‘Nelson,

Min
ca io a from m the date herent”

to the Minin; es a. Certifi ireate fap

provements, cor the thee se of Sotainiog: a Crown
‘Ani a fc
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West,

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February” tath, 13th, 14th rsth and
16th; limiting going portion on -
date. ‘of ‘sale, and’ return portion
‘good to:leave. Rossland: up to -
February 18th,

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ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1900

PRICE 5 CENTS

FOR THE BALL, AT
J.W. Sons the Leading Jeweler.

NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE

Headache Wafers.

Cures Headaches

ENGLAND Al ANXIOUS

Waiting ‘for News. From Lord Rob-

BOERS RAID ZULULAND

= The Methods of Warfare Make It Aimost|

erts and Modder River.

Impossible to Advance in, the Face of
:Gans—Latest From Ladyemith,
By Aseocisted Press,
New York, Feb. 13.—All Eng-

KIMBERLEY
‘UNDER FIRE

Victories and Reverses for

Both the B

the Boers.

aia SKIRMISHES

FOR TEN MILLION

Boers Will Hold * ‘Oecil Rhodes for
Thie Much’ indemnity.

HIS FATE {F CAPTURED

ritish and

His Friends are Becoming Much Alarmed at
‘His Prospecte—Dr. Leyds Says the Boors
Do Not Intend to Kill Him But. Will Hold

‘Him as a Hostage.
London, Feb. 13.—The friends
of Cecil Rhodes gre becoming

of all kinds

Powder, Nervous or Bilious.

Try them!

land is waiting eagerly for news

latest London advices,.and the fact.

from Modder River, according to |?

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GOODEVE BROTHERS,

It pays to deal with Goodeve Bros. RUGGISTS: AND STATIONERS.

that Lord Roberts is there
| son adds to the great interest in the
events which .

in per-

it. is believed will

-SACRIFICE SALE.

Le

We have yet a big stock of fancy satin and felt Foot
‘Warmers which must be disposed of. To induce buy-

ers we are offering them at COST. -We invite one
_and all to come and look over our stock. ‘i

LALONDE, The Reliable Foot-Fitter.

Cc. 0

‘soon be repor'

‘| suming alarming proportions.

d from that point.
A dispatch received in London

last night from Durban says that |::

the Boer raid.into Zululand is: as-
Natal colonists in London declare
that the natives will break away and
fight’ the Boers on their own ac-
count, as the country where the
Boers are is the best grazing land
in South Africa and the . Trans-
vaalers _ will be able to seize-vast
ities of cattle.

re]

SKATING RINK

; Tuesday and Wedtiesday .

¥ 7 CURLING BONSPIEL
Wednesday Evening. . .

Carnival Masquerade

Bt ct.
a The Clarendon Cafe.
First-Class in Every Respect. Open Day and Night,

4 ‘ ——oC

Rooms for Banquets and Dinner Parties.

” The London Daily Mail has: re-
ceived a letter from Julian Ralph, |
who is at Modder.River. He. tells
in clear language, of the new prob-
lem in warfare, which the English
are now forced to solve. He says:
“British defeats at the hands of
the. Boers are due to the: facts that
the . methods*of warfiire“Tiave--beeti'|:
‘brought to a pause by the demon-
strative power of the weapons of*
today. The man behind the guns
stands more supreme than ever.
Dig a trench and line it with good
shots, .supported by modern artil-
lery, and no enemy can advance in
the face of them. They can fill the
whole plain over a radius of at least
4ooo yards with sucha withering
blast of shrapnel and rifle bullets
that no troops can stand in the open
before it.”
Late advices from Ladysmith are
that fresh meat-is plentiful there, 30
oxen being. slaughtered daily. - It is
also said that the Boers have over
100 guns between the Tugela and

Ladysmith

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,
4 ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

_ All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undortakes.

Ore Cars, Theele and Axles, Buckets, Fant. » Shatting ye and Pullers.- Pipe work.
pecialty. Rortiey a Famps k stock. A| EO aan Hamilto:

tai 1 he coe
‘Third Avenue, Rossland, BP. 0. Box 108.

Accidentally Shot

Yarmouth, N. S., Feb. 13.—C.
Sullivan, of this place, was acci-
dentally shot and killed by his
uncle, George Beveridge, while out
duck shooting this morning.

New Mining Companies.

The Banner Group Gold Mining
Co has been incorporated,

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.
__ Week bedtnning Monday, Feb. 12; and Saturday Matinee af 2130.
THE INTERNATIONAL OPERA COMPANY

in Ztnn & Cassidd’s Original Masical Comedy in two acts, with a Peat, entitled.

Bi “The... =
Haymak-
ers’’.....

God Save the Queen.

le Scenic and
peti race ana

sPretty, Girls,
fete, Marches. Shuahel of fan

with headquarters at Rosslard, its
capital being $1,500,000.
The Tamarac Mountain Gold
Miinng Company has been regis-
tered as an extra-provincial com-
pany, its capital being $5,000 and
its head office in Spokane. The
British Columbiaoffice is at Ymir R.
M. Bacon, the mine manager, being
its attorney.

Biitist Seize and Recapture Im-
. portant Posts---Outposts _

Drive

By Associated Piven.

- London, Feb. 13.—The war of-
fice has posted a dispatch frem
Col. Kekewich dated Sunday, Feb.
Il; jo the effect that Kimberly.was
bombarded Feb. 8. During the
morning. of Feb. 9, a small infantry
engagement, lasting two hours, oc-
curred at Al st The

alarmed at his possible fate, and
have sent an emissary to see Dr.

provements and maintained there.
The Times, which thinks thescheme
aot very satisfactory, says:

its intricacies and conjectures can
lead to the discovery of any guiding
principle or definite object.
scarcely ‘the way to meeta great

Leyds, the diplomatic agent of the
Boers in ‘Europe, in regard to the
probable course the Boers would
pursue in the event of his capture.
Dr. Leyds said that the Boers did
not intend to kill Mr.. Rhodes, but
they would certainly hold him as a
hostage until the indemnity for the
Jameson raid should be paid.

In view of the development since
the raid, the Boers have decided to
double the amount of the indemnity,
so that Mr. Rhodes’ friends would
have. to hand over $10,000,000

n in.

“(No amountof searching through

This is

Lack of principle and

situation otherwise is unchanged.
‘Twe Thousand Dead, Boers
‘London, Feb. 13.—A dispatch
from Modder River announces the
arrival of .1,400 refugees from the
Barcly West district. It is learned
that. 2,000 Boers were killed and
wounded during Gen. Macdonald’s
réconnoissance.

British artillery forced the Boers to
‘evacuate their camp on Iangwana
Hill, south of Colenso, This is an

a fine display of imagination are the
leading characteristics of this disap-
pointing scheme.”

- Sab report.comes.from Durban that |b

before he would be released.

MEN MUST SKIP

They Are Not Permitted in the Pres-
ence of This Lady
By Associated Press.
New York, Feb. 13,—The wife -
of the Turkish minister has reached
Washington City. The Sultan con-
-sented to her coming only on con-,
dition:that she~ adheres Strictly to
the rules of the Koran. She is per-
mitted to receive lady visitors only,
to ig of Pi

Fiwancial Uncertainty

By Associated Press,
Toronto, Feb. 13.—Hon. Edw.
Blake has: resigned his office as
chancellor uf Toronto university
that insti i
an’ efficient’ workddg chancellor."
to guide: its destiny ‘with success,
which is somewhat impaired owing

important .. p In
district the Boers are meeting. with
minor success.
The Boer invasion of Zululand is
causing keen anxiety apart from the
fact that it threatens Gen. Buller’s
communication: It is difficult to
believe the Zulus can long be kept
quiet, while their cattle are com-'
manderred and their country over-
run by their hereditary foes.
British Flank Threatened
Rensburg, Feb. 13.—The Boers
are actively pressing around Rens-
burg. The British force under Lt.
Col. Page, consisting of a section of
artillery and 150° horse, which
reached Slingersfontein Feb. 10,
has been compelled'to fall back on
Rensburg, owing to its eastern
flank being threatened.
Boers Driven Out.

Rensburg, Feb. 12.—Hobkirks
and Bastard Nek which the Boers
took possession of Saturdayi have
been . reoccupied . by the British.
The Boers were shelled.

Feb, 12.—E
The Boers have again driven in ‘the
British outposts ‘on the western
flank today. . All outposts at Bas-
tards. Nek, Hobkirks, Windmill

Rensb

Farm.

ved.

Confirms the Water Works Sale.
The attorney general has intro-
duced a bill empowering the Ross-
land Water and Light Company to

yet be made.
. ‘Why Smith Left Home

The Arlington. ==
THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL

<>""—Headquarters for Commer-
cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms.

resist the

MMitary tall

vant's. x
Spokane for this week.

sell its rights and franchises to the
city of Rossland, confirming any
sale which may have been or may

Because Brown's in town and
has said so much about the Wiscon-
sin Central line between St. Paul
and Chicago that Smith could not
temptation of a trip
east.” tf

Ladies, have your hair dressed
for the military ball at Miller-Der-
Extra hairdresser from

re .
Sritish Seige a Position

force commanded by General Wood
has moved up from the southward
and seized Zoutpans drift, which it
now holds.

New Batteries Created

London, Feb. 13.—The only
point in the war office plans that
meets with universal approval is the

of the | of 43
batteries, which, as explained, are
to consist of 1§-pounders of the
newest and most modern type, and
the further announcement that the
reserves of ammunition, which Lord
Lansdowne has admitted has been
kept far too low, are to be rushed

and other points retiring to Maeder
There were several casual-
ties, but details have not yet been

London, Feb. 13«—A private tel-
egram received here says that the

sea ‘land in returning calls the male
Clarks has also resig is of -the executive or other
must absent them-

households,
Sdll on Strike selves,

By Associated Press.
Toronto, Feb. 13.—Mouldera who
went on a strikein the Massey Har-
tis Works about ten days ago are
still out.

TELEGRAPHIC TICKS

Mayor T. L. Boulanger, of Que-
bec field battery, has been appoin-
ted to succeed Col. Drury.

N. & M. Connelly has been
aWarded $22,000 damages in their
suit against the Cordage Consum-
ers: Company.

Prince Henry Arrives
By Associated Press.

Berlin, Feb. 13.—Prince Henry
of Prussia, brother of Emperar
William, arrived here this q
He was welcomed at the railroad
station by his majesty and a.large
suite.

Opposes New Telephone Charter.
The petition of William B. Davey
J. B. Donald and Alexander Miller,
of Grand Forks for a charter for *
the Western Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, the proposed ex-
tension of the Columbia Telephone

A Mysterious Death
By Associated Press.
New York, Feb. 13.—Congress-
man Chas, A. Chickering of Copen-

hagen, N. Y., was found dead out- pier - ieriisel scan of
side the Grand Union hotel in this Vancouver, a stockholder in the

city today. He had either fallen or
jumped from the fourth-story win-
dow of the hotel.

New Westminster & Burrard Inlet’
and the Vernon & Nelson Tele-
phone Companies. He alleges that
his i will be prejudicial
affected and that the petitioners
did not comply with the rules.
pce ree

THE WHITE BEAR

Favors More Troops

By Associated Press.
fiamilton, Feb. *3.—The board
of trade here has passed a resolu-
tion to the effect that Canada should
now offer to her majesty to increase
the Canadian contingent to what-
everextent found necessary by the| At the recent annual meeting of
imperial government. the White Bear Consolidated Min-
7 ing company held in’ Toronto both

- An Election In Armagh the treasurer's and managing direc-
By Associated Press. tor’s reports were read. The treas~

Plenty of Money on Hand to Continue
Development *

London, Feb. 13.—In the elec-
tions held today for the middle
Armagh district for representative
in parliament to succeed Mr. Dun-
bar Plunket Barton, the vote re-
sulted; J. E. Lonsdale, 3213; John
Gordon, 1811. Mr. Barton was
recently appointed to a judgeship.

Death of a Volunteer
By Associated Press.
Toronto, Feb. 12.—The Globe

urer reported that 300,000 shares
of treasury stock had been sold.
This gives the assurance that the
property can be developed for an
indefinite period.

It was stated in the report of
John Y. Cole, the managing direc-
tor, that at the 350-foot levevel they,
have a diorite formation, such as
the large ore bodies of the camp ex-
ist in, which gives good reason to
believe there are no further dis-

1 or ore bodies.

correspond at South
Africa, announces the death of -Pri-
vate J. C. Purcell, of B company,
of London, Ont., at (Orange River

These reports are most welcome
to Rosslanders as the White Bear
is one of the pioneer mines of the
camp.

to the level required by modern im-

UNRXCELLED TABLE. _ Joun Haverty, Proprietor.

hospital,