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G. A. X. National Encampment.

This evening at O'Clock there will be mass
meeting OF citizens interested in having the
national encampment of the Grand Army Of
the Republic held In this city in 1892.
The meeting tonight will be For the
purpose of raising suitable subscription for
an entertainment fund. IL the citizens respond
Literally II is believed that the Grand Army will
select this city as the meeting place Tor the
next national encampment
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SUED BY MRS. BONES.
Thirty Leading Women OF South Dakota
CHARGED With MaliEning Her.

Thirty Leading Women OF South Dakota
Charged With Maligning Her.
ST.. Paul, MIMI, June 19.-Thirty Of the
leading women of South Dakota and the Aber-
deem Daily Ne,cs have been sued by Mrs. Ma
rietta Bones Of Webster, 8. D., for CSC. 900
damages for besmirching her reputation with a
set of pungent resolutions. The suit grows { q
OF row had by Mrs. Bones with Susan B. An
thony at the national meeting Of the Women 6
Christian Temperance Union last summer.
Mrs. Bones a few days ago made sensational
charges against all of the leaders Of the union.
This excited the members of the organization
in South Dakota and they met and adopted an
attack on Mrs. Bones in the form Of a set of
resolutions, which were published in the Ne,cs.
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CosrrvENEss
II not relieved by judcious and timely treatment Is
liable to result chronic constipation. Asan aperent
that may be used with perfect safety and satisfaction
AYERS PILLS are unsurpassed. Unlike most cathar-
tics these pills, while they relax and cleanse exert
tonic influence on the stomach. liver and bowels,
ing these organs to perform their functions with
healthy regularity and comfort. Being purely vege-
table and free from mineral drug of any kind their use
CURED BY
Is not attended with injurious effects Good for old
and young of every climate Ayers Pills are everywhere
the favorite. G. W. Bowman. 70 East Main street,
Carlisle. Pa, says Having been subject. for years.
to constipation without being able to find much relief
at last tried Ayers Pills. and deem It both duty
and pleasure to testify that have derived great ben
eft from their would not willingly be without
Them"
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
Prepared by
DR.. J. G. AVER CO.. Lowell, Mass
Sold by all druggists and dealers in medicine.
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A Divorce Granted.

Judge Hagner in the Equity Court today
made decree of divorce in favor of the COM
plainant in the case of Annie NJ. Mcdonald agt
Lemon Mcdonald, giving her the right to re-
sumo her maiden name of Annie NJ. Shearer
The bill. filed by Mclean & Nichol, set forth
the marriage August q, 1881. and charges nom
support. bad treatment and descrtion in 1887.
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COLLISION AT A CROSSING.
Serious Freight Wreck in Which No One
Was Injured.

Was Injured.
TOLEDO, ONO, June ia serious freight
wreck occurredat Upper sandusky at a.m. As
awest-bound freight on the Pittsburg. TT. Wayne
and Chicago road was crossing the Hooking
Valley track north-bound freight on the latter
road crashed through it. The tracks were
badly torn up and the platform in front of the
depot hotel was all torn up and the engine
buried in the ground close to the hotel wall
Nobody was injured. The fault is believed to
respond to the engineers whistle for brakes s''
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Examination Of Candidafos

The examination OF candidates for admis-
sion to the bar will take place at 10 o'clock to-
morrow in the civil service examination hall.
west wing Of the court house.
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n. W. BEvERIDGE,
1915 + AND 1914 9 ST.
TILL We Cur The Price.


ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE BEFORE WE TAXI
OUR ANNUAL INVENTORY.
scrim. &c. yard.
sl.5O Upholstery Tapestry cut to Go.
Smyrna Mats, 2:5c. Hassocks. PIC.
20-inch smyrna Rags, &1.15.
Rug Carpets made Of various sizes from S7.25
to ESQ.
Beet ALL wool Ingram Carpets. 50c.
Roxbury Tapestry Carpets, 75c.
Other Grades, 20 and Coc.
Best Body brussels, u per yard.
MoQuettes. al.25.
sa2. SO Antique Chamber Suite cut to S19.5O.
$50 suite cut to 81. so. a35 Suite cut to
o3..5Q
0-piece Parlor Suite in silk plush, metal
trimmed frames Worth SGj. Cut to $40. 90
Large Hah-Iurkish Suite. 3 pieces. with
divan in silk plush and tapestry. Worth elvS.
Cut to egs.
A set OF Loose Covers made Of the best linen
furnished with any suite purchased Of US now
for $40.
The celebrated Wisconsin Peerless Refrigera-
tor at % Per cent discount.
Best Jotntitss Damask Mating 25c.. has
been Jos. 0ther qualities reduced in proper
ton.
Remember these prices are for cash and only
last until the end Of the month";
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TEE PREsxDKxr At Cars NAr.-The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harrison and party arrived At
Cape May little after o'clock hast evening
and proceeded ct once 10 the Presidents cot
tage 81 Cape May point The President viii
return b Washington next TuesdAy.
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HAVING CLIMBED
TO THE TOP OF THE GREASY POLE

TO THE TOP OF THE GREASY POLE
We are determined that the victory so diligently
sought and dearly bought shall rebound to the benefit
Of wHOsOEvER will be benefited thereby. Are you
old and worn and withered: unable to bear up under
the curse, which is by the sweat Of thy brow shalt
thou eat thy bread" We have neat. substantial and
respectable Suit of Clothes for you at 1918.
AT 81. 30 We can do better for you.
AT Is. 30 We can give you Suit of Clothes which is
being retailed all around town a; 5l4.
But the NINE-DOLLARidea is to the dealer what the
CLOSED SEA is to the poaching SEALER-he doesn
recognize it all. but INDUCES in big cuss words,
which do appear in the diplomatic correspondence
'twixt Johnnie Bull" and Uncle SAM hence
shall automatically skip the gutter and land the
other side with
$40 BASIS.
$50 Suits. SIS 30 Suits sI7 10 Suits. sl6 so Suits.
SIS Suits.
GO AT $40 SUIT.
Those who are familiar with our Prices will open
their es in wild wondHment. Those who not
will view them with stunning astonishnient.
We're almost afraid to speak of line of Suits for
YOUNG MEN-ranging in price FROM
S4.J0t ESQ
Suit-in both Sacks and Getaways, lest you should
think joking-which we not. because
WE'VE GOT EN-.
No. only thst-were selling EN- Furthermore they're
giving general satisfaction.
THOSE SHORT PANTS sUITs-FOR CHILDREN.
At 81. q. rs. e.. 81. so and ears.
Are selling like hot cakes-l parents and guardians
fit to purchase Of instead of paying hundred per
cent esewhere-t's their agdr and clearly indicates
that they know "a hawk from hand card"
OUR STOCK OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS MUST GO.
And if We choose to cut the prices
HALF IN TWO
It's OUR AFFAIR. about which the people only have
to do. since they the benehcaries.
VICTOR E. ADLERs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
OFT AND go 1TH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until II Pm. je15
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WV
W ooDwAEp
ASo
+
ILLLoTHRoP
lorH nth AND F Sis. NV.
aTLuneA Room, sth floor. IOth ct. building.
AeessssIs by 9 slsratora
i Have we not redeemed it to the letter this
week: You recall it
I'VE INTEND
TO USHER IN TUE COMING WEEK
WITH
EVEN GREATER ECLAT THAN THE LAST
By
QUOTING PRICES. QUALITY CONSIDERED.
AS Low.
AND LOWER IN MANY INSTANCES. THAN
THOSE EVER NAMED ELSEWHERE
.
fTTTHE result: crowded stores each day since
i Monday morning-and there prices
named below FOR
TOMORROW. SATURDAY.
That Will crowd them again.
u HERE is perhaps one of the greatest valuss
HHHfor the money to be offered. 1t GER
Ii Htainly is q bargain whose parallel
does not appear once in a years shopping ex-
perience.
YOU REMEMBER
WE
TOLD YOU FEW DAYS AGO
OF
HAVING PURCHASED. UNDER
VERY AUsPICIOUs CIRCUMSTANCES.
1000
IMPORTED TERRY BATH ROBES
To SELL AT THE LOW PRICE
s4oo AND $500.
THESE ARE
$500. 81 90 AND 500 GRADES.
This is one Of those rare treats which al
ways welcomed b appreciatiye shopping
public.
Do you know the genuine solid comfort to b
had from one o: these garments: Only a short
time since this pleasant acquisition to the ward
rOJe was locked upon as a luxury to be the pos
session only of the more favored. yOU the
prices are 81 iOtC that any man woman can
one. They are without doubt a positive
luxury. almost a necessity. AMI If once used
viii be cherished tried friend" Not only
are they an Indispensable wrap in going to and
from the bath room. but. being made of cotton
terry. they cool and soft and can be used
ROE THE NURSERY
FOR THE SICK ROOM
FOR STEAMER TRAVELLING
FOR The RAILWAY COACH
FOR LOUNGING-
FOR MORNING AND NIGHT USE eENER Ally.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20.
We will put sale
IN THIS DEPARTMENT
ALL OUR
WEXFORD AND OXFORD
OUTING CLOTH SHIRTS
THAT WERE
AT THE REDUCED PRICE OF
To
75c. EACH.
Sc have WOVEN STRIPES, not printed
aresGst and will not shrink
Choice 1jc-
ALL OUR
FRENCH FLANNEL.
NEGLIGEE AND TRAVELLING SHIRTS
THAT WE'RE
goo
AT THE REDUCED PRICE OF
sl.JO.
As these prices are phenomenally low we in
wife an early Inspection; they viii not last
many days at these n ures.
Uirst floor. first annex)
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BRowSs IRON Buffers
Cures Indigestion, Bniousness. Dyspepsia, Malaria
Nervousness and General Debility. Physicians
mend 1t. All dealers sell 1t. Genuine has trade
and crossed red lines on wrapper. s
RACKACHE is ALMOST IMMEDIATELY RE-
ID iieved by wearing one of Carriers smart Need and
Belladonna Backache fissiers. Try one and be tree
from pain. Price y, cents.
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED,
On What Condition the. Money Appropriated
for Grading VIII He Spent.

for Grading VIII He Spent.
In the last appropriation bill there is an item
for the grading of Massachusetts avenue ex-
tended towards the American University. The
line OF Massachusetts avenue has been laid out
on direct extension of the line now running
to Rock creek. A plat of the same has been
made. and the people owning the land through
which it extends will be asked 10 do
nate the right OF way. This will give
straight avenue from Sheridan Circle through
the university grounds. except where it runs
through the observatory grounds. Here Ii viii
be put upon a circle. 20 as to be at least 1000
feet away from the instruments that might he
disturbed by traffic along the street. II this
meets the views OF the parties interested the
$4,000 will be spent in grading OH this line.
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LASssuReH & Bios
DISCOURSE ON NEGLIGE SHIRTS.
The season IL now at hand for wear and
usefulness of this comfortable garment.
To say we carry stock Of these would
scarcely convey to your mind what WE
mean by a stock. We have all the different
grades, but each grade is made and finished
with the same amount Of precision and care.
The workmanship on our Negiize Shirts is
unexcelled.
Our patterns are beautiful selections of be-
wildering styles, vieing with each other for
supremacy. We place an equal guarantee
ON all of OURS. Read the list We have pre-
pared for you:
NEGLI6E SHIRTS
Our Neglive Shirts range in price from
SOC. up to "a.
Asplendid assortment at the in-betveen
prices in
MADRAS. sATTEENs. FLANNELs.
SILK AND WOOL AND ALL SILK.
OUR Soc. CHEvIoT SHIRT. in twenty
hve different patterns. Sizes 12H to IL
inches. This Shirt is made excellently col
lar band. full cuff. two pockets. pointed
yoke.
Our SOC. Shirts are cut as full as our q
Shirts. 50 that nan can wear same with
equal comfort.
Our special number in Shirts this season il
the u quality. At this we can give you q
clever assortment in sa,teens. Cheviot. Gar
msnts are made the very best Of style. We
have forty different patterns to select from
and can fit any one.
We sell BLACK SHIRT at q which We
guarantee TO be a. solutely fast.
Our sl. so Shirt is simply beautiful. We
have Feather-wsigh Madras. as well 40
Medium-weight Chsviot. Also Heavy
weight Cheviot, Light as well as Dark
For s2 we have . very nne Imported
MADRAS SHIRT in ten different patterns.
silk stitched, made In the very best manner
and all the higher grades are made accord
ins!y and manufactured expressly for cur
trade.
Afew special numbers in Mems Under
wear.
100 dozen Balbrigpan Shirts and Drawers
for SOC. each. Four different eolors. worth
&c.
MEDIUM-wEIGHT UNDERWEAR at
Soc. 7Jc.. 81. sl.25. made by the esls-
brated Star mills.
IMPORTED UNDERWEAR in . large
variety French Balbrigran Garments in
stock. Very ine Gsure. SIC. and 81, worth
81 and sl.35.
L. B. JEAN DRAWERS. Soc.
Mall orders for any ofthe above goods will
receive immediate and prompt attention
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has heen rsed to- over FIFTY YEARS Nv N1Y
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN wHILI
TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. ItSOOTHEs
the CHILD. soFTENS tho GUMS. AILAYS all PAIN
CURES WIND collie, and is the best remedy fol
D1ARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF tho
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. insows Soothin~
Syrup, =" and lAAe kind. -. q ooIt.s.
d1o-Iy.
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RAngs - shs 1hsswemeaee.
Tho following we're the rsadings - ~ dgnal
office today: .. m. a.; 9 pm. - xaxioun.
%; minimum, e.
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= SOFA III 'i Hss
Sacsarsss. Ash your drugy1nt.
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WV
| Wv ooDwARD
| AND
| +
| ILLLoTHRoP.
10TH. 18th AND SIS. NV.
HreH-CLAss PARAso1s REDUCED.
LADIES
LEAVING THE CITY FOR sEASHORE OR
MOUNTAIN SHOULD AVAIL THEMSELVES
OF THIS REDUCTION OPPORTUNITY IN
| PARAsOLs.
| HERE THEY ARE.
AND BEAR IN MIND THAT THEY ARE
| ALL THIS SEASONS GOODS.
ean: many IN snsy
TO ss and %. So
rara:ol, IN gro. grain sink: Tan and Gray;
with Tufiie. ksdassd from IS. y and 10
Black E.curi.l Lace Para.ol..
tFirst noOr. 1lth St buildinF.)
In Oun INFANTS DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE
COTTON BIRD-EYE
In all widths. 10 yards to the piece.
as-i neh, g 9s:-S9-ineh.. ne Ne.
27-ineh. a5c a piece.
LINEN BIRp-EYE
In al widths and GRADES. 10 yards to the piece
eiDYhESa s 'e eorfoSs p bf ia ySss
One dozen in a package. in ~. - and 24-inch
I'm THIS DEPARTMENT ALSO MAY BE
LADIES' AND CHlLDaEN's
In White. Pink. Blue. Red and Black.
WE HAVE k ssf ALL
IS Hats 10 $50.
80 Hats to Z. %.
"a 90 Hats to $500.
(Second floor. 10th st. building)
SOME Coon USDrnwEAn ITEMS.
We are pleased to announce to the ladies who
l21c. CORSET COVERS
Lnat they are here; They are in both hiEh and
holes
-12Hc. each
colored Travelling skirts. made Of japanese
STRIPES with box plating AZ the bottom.
Black Farmers s-tn Skirts. with box plait-
Black Farmers satin skirts. with fine knife
Plating at the bottom. French yoKes and
finished with fo.ds.
We now have the finest assortment Of White
sr;n'sss ever s, Shown Gy as We Lave them
and laces Of all kinds.
tsecond floor. 10Th ST. building.)
BurrrRMr1K TOILET Soar Fon
MEDICAL MEN SAY
snsFf s sssi5r qr ses ihS Than
These are the ingredients of the soap. We
1sc. CAKE,
3 CAKES IN BOX FOR 5oc.
dirst hoor. nth St. buiiding.j
In DOMESTIC DREss GooDs De
PARTMENT
WE HAVE REDUCED
LOCO YARDs OF LAWN
49, From e.. and loo; to &c. q yard.
All good styles. including polka spots; this
You will have to he on time to secure them;
they won't Inner many hours
Second floor. LIST and "a anneIes.)
PLAID WHITE GooDs FoR War.
sAruRP WILL q SE c sHJWs TABLE
case Satin Plaid Lawns. extra value.
At Sc yard
lease Sheer Plaids. pretty styles.
At I0c. yard
tSecond floor. 18th st. blIilting.D
A GLOVE SPECIAL
FOR
SATURDAY
Ladies' 6-button-length Mousque;aire Cha
mos skin Gloves IN " hite, Natural color and
Gray. with feath-r-stiteh embroidery These
are excellent gloves for travelling. seashore and
mountain wear.
HH.s door. 1lth st. b = f1ih
WOODWARD LOTHROP
10th, 11th ana + SITS. Il W: jel0
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.

NEW MArket.
The following tie opening and closing price. OF
the New York Stock Market. reported by special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney. lil9 street.
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". h. HoEKE,
9Th and rennsylvania Ave.

pERsoNs SUFFERING IRON SICK HEADACHE.
e ons A.. n sai
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A NY ONE CAN TAKE CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
IA Pills. they very small. No trouble to swal-
low. No pain or gripping alter taking.
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baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, June l9.-Flour steady, unchanged
-receipts lossS barrels: shipments, A,ss4 barrels;
sales, Isl barrels. Wheat quiet-No. {. red, spot,
I,U6a al.O6X; the month, 1.V6aI.06k; July, l.o1ka
Los; August, LoJhai:DA; September; ssAal.to;
southern wheat, nrin; Futx. l.ofal.0s; Longberry,
l.OSai. l0-recepes, 62s0 bushels; Shipments $500
bushels stocE, loS1l2 bushels sales, u, 900 bush
els. Corn dul-mixed, SPOT 65a65h; the month.
sSassk; July, 6skass; August es ssss><; spot, No.
9, white, 6S southern corn, steady; white. 7sas&;
yellow, slads-receipts, a2ss bashelS shipments,
2ia4S bushels; stock, x07.Ss4 bushels; aaes 4S0Oo
bushels. Oats dull-No. white western, 81 No.
mixed western, so|receipts 500 bushels; stock,
rs bushels; stock, b,sao bushels. Hay quiet and
sfeady-good to choice timothy. 1aooaia0o. Grain
freights quiet, unchanged. Cotton duii-mtddling.
So. Coffee steady-Ri0 cargpes, fatr, ~; No. I,
Tx. Other articles unchanged
BALTIMORE. June ls.-virginis ten-fortieA Is
bid: do threes, IS; Baltimore and Ohio stock. IS
asked: Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern nrsts.
pSA bid; drst income, 81 hid: second income, 1sk
bid: do. third income. 81 bid; Consolidated gas
bonds. liz bid; DO. stock ~ bid
ChicAgo Markets.
CHICAGO, June - sclosiik,. = Wheat - July,
elN; september. ~. Cofn-July. 5tss; septem-
Der. S. Oats-Jnly, tsk; September, n. Pork
July, t0y1k; september, laeA lArd--july,
SO; september, &sk Hhs-Jply. &ex septembSs.
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Battle BRUISES
WITH
PONDS RACT.
IA
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E. + i + 3 Wy sss
ZEE ODD ODD 7 ssss
CELEBRATED REFR1aERAroRs.

It's merits are:
Cold dry-air circulation. Matches left on the
shelves will readily ignite when taken out.
SLATE STONE SHELVES. always sweet. clean
and cold
Strongly built with kiln-dried lumber 10 that
NO SHRINKING OF JOINTS OCCUR.
EVERY EDDY REFRIGERATOR WAR
RANTED.
The prices have been reduced this season.
which brings them within reach of all who want
shrst-class refrigerator ut n ioW price.
Ask to see our new STONE WATER FILTER.
Very best recommendations for them and very
low In price.
N. W. BEvERIDGE,
1915 AND 1914 @ ST.
mh1-0m
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BANKS. After a long and painful Illness which she
bore with Christian IortItuae. 81 San. beloved
"a Harrison banSs. departed tins HE THURSDAY,
JUNE L. 1891, y pa al
ga second southwest. AGED nIty
Year,.
Dearest mother. thou hast left Us.
Ne thy loss most deeI'ay ieyl;
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Open Saturday until IL p. m.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-06-13

renee, j'entreprendrais ce peleri-
mage, au lieu de roster a me NOR,
fondre dams Ia caleche.
-Je mai rien a demander aux
fees, dit tristement la sGur aimee. !
Bah que risquerais-tu en- lenr
jetant ton nom? quand elles n'ont
pas de mari a offrir d la consultan-
te, elles ne respondent pas. Mais
elles sont discretes eo elles n'abu
sent pas des secrets qu'on lenr
confie. Essaie toujours. On ne
salt pas ce qui peut 'arriver.
-!'apereois lie dog cart d'Arthur
du Pommeval, cria lie jeune Alfred;
Arthur est c6ja descendu. ct les
rabatteurs sont ranges en- bataille
sur la route. On n'atteDd plus
que nous pour commencer. VOLTA
ce que c'est que d'atteler deux
vieilles juments qui wont CONNIE
des tortues.
Files ne s'tmbdltent pas CONNIE
Ralph, qui failli rompre le con a
ia seur, ct je leur en- sails gre, dit
roncle Armand. Mons arriverons
| les derniers. LIE beau malheur.
C'est le devoir des amouEeux
d'arriver les prelniers, ct du Pom
meval ny pas manque.
-Je vols NJ. Pontiac, dit Ger
maine qui s'etait levee tout Gebout
pour regarder Ell avant de la
caleche.
IL faut ben quill soft Ia pour
nous recevoir, puisque c'est lui
qui nous tait les honneurs de la
chaSse du due. Je le vols aussi.
Ii cause avec un domestique en-
livree...
-C'est le premier piqueur, dit
Alfred. Tn vienx qui a un rude
chic. LIE due en- a quatre, deux
Wallets de chiens, SIX cheveauX ct
soixante chiens de meute- --.Des
vendeens, Acknowledgement creances.
-Toi, mon bonhomme, tn YOU
drais nous ieter de la poudre au
yeux, en- debagoulant des termes de
venerie, mails ce que tu nous debi
tes Ia ma pas lie sens commun. NJ.
de Rretteville entretient un tres
bel equipage, nous sayons ca,
mais aujourd'hui nous ne chassons
pas a conrre, ct Fequipage est
reste au chateau.
L'oncle Armand await raison,
L'homme qui prenait les ordres de
| Roger Pontiac etaiu un simple garde,
ct les hommes rassembles un pen
plus lo!n etaient des paysansracoles
pour battre les taillis.
La respectable caleche de Nine
Daudierne atteignit bientot lie point
OIL, sur la route qui contournait
les cr6tes rocheuses de Lemon,
s'embranchaient quatre chemins
forestiers dlsposes en- eventail. Il
' await la, en- 'echancrure sur les
taillis, une espece de demi-iune on
dix voitures ct cinauante invites
auraient tenu fort False.
Au centre de ce carrefonr
s'elevait un petit obelisque de
grant devant lequel trois Wallets
, de pied gardalent une table char
gee dc pates, de galantines ct
autres NETS froids. On n'avait
ooblie nj les wins genereux, III les
. liqueurs reconfortantes. Les bon
4 telIles de champagne au casque
dore faisaient Wis Wis aux tongues
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