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4 to 5.

Mems Coats, S1.0O.
We have only 10 Coats. They be-
came detached from suits that sold up
to $40. They are medium weight
skeleton lined will prove very handy
for office or home use; sizes only 40
and 42. Choice for 81.
Youths Coats. 69c.
We have 49, Youths Coats that in
matching up suits have been left over;
they are OF good weight and have
skeleton backs; the sizes are 10 to 10
They belonged to suits that sold up to
$3.50. Choice for 69c.
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Misses SOC .JuIiets, Zoe.

Misses Felt Juliets with felt soles;
regular SOC value at Zoe.
Ladies $1.25 Jersey Leggins, SOC
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3 to 4.
Bows DE Waists. l2!,c

Boys Percale Waists. in a fine as
sortment Of patterns and spring color
ings. all Sizes; regular &c quality al
l. l-2C
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DC OYergaiterS. 90.

25c Oyergaiters. Sc.
Ladies' Tailor made Black Cloth
Overgaiters: worth 25c for &C.
Cheviot Serge skirts, Sl.9S.
Ladies finely made Cheviot Serge
Skirts. in latest styles; worth $39S
Reduced TO Sl.9S.
122c Window Shades, 63c.
Waterproof Felt Window Shades. in
all colors, with fixtures complete Go
this hour only at 8 7-Sc.
DC Curtain Scrim. | 5c.
Prettily patterned Cream Curtain
Scrim; Sc inches wide; worth sc, at
/ 7-Sc.
Boys 25c Waists, 12c.
4 splendid line of Boys Percale
Waists. in a number of new patterns
and latest spring colorings; worth 25c,
for 12c.
The evening times., 1900-02-08

The ladies of the Cabinet held their last
reception OF the official season yesterday
afternoon
Mrs. Hay was assisted by the Misses
Hay and Miss Boardman
Mrs. Gage had with her Mrs Stanley
Matthews. Miss Addison Mitchell. Mrs
y. J. Hin. and Mrs. Charles II. Dawes.
The ladies assisting Mrs. Root were Mrs.
Sheridan. Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant Miss PauIding. Miss Hegerman,
and Miss Root.
Mrs. Smith had number of ladies re-
eeving with her, among them being Mrs.
RiXey. Mrs. Rand. the Misses Griggs. Miss
Bates. and Miss Hagner.
At Mrs. Hijchcock's ; the guests were
welcomed by the hostess and a coterie OF
young ladies. In addition to the daughters
of the house there were Miss Mary Barber,
Miss Grace Mckinley. Miss Sarah Duncan,
Miss Riggs, Miss Mary Lay. Miss Pritchett,
and Miss Katharine Parrish.
Miss Wilson. who. on account of Illness.
has not been on the receiving list since
New Year Day. had throng of callers
during the afternoon. She was assisted
by Mrs John W. Foster. Mrs Henry Clay
Evans and several other ladies.
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The President and Mrs. Mckinley en-
tertaiped TIE members of the Supreme
Court and their wives at a state dinner last
night, there being invited to meet them 9TH
er distinguished guests. The main corridor,
in which the table was placed, was dec
GRATED with tall palm trees that formed an
exotic hedge along the walls, and the inches
between the windows were filled with dwarf
orange trees and gorgeously-tinted lilies.
The chandeliers and ceilings were gar
landed with smilax ropes. and the mirror
rests were banked with flowers and fern.
The floral decorations of the table con-
sisted of mounds of fern starred with roses
and white carnations with a central mass
cf English primroses. Golden Gate roses
in tall slender glass vases alternated with
gold and silver epergnes heaped with fruit,
each standing on a base of fern. Candles
burned in massive silver candelabra under
shades of pale yellow crepe.
The guests assembled as usual in the
East Room, where they we're received by
the President and Mrs. Mckinley. Those
present al dinner We're:
The President and Mrs Mckinley.
The Chief Justice ard Mrs. Fuller.
Mr.. Justice Harlan and Mrs Harlan.
Mr.. Justice GRAY and Mrs. Gray.
Mr Justice Brewer and Mrs Brewer.
Mr.. Justicc Brown and Mrs Brown.
Nh. Justice >iiIas aud Mrs Shiras
Mr.. Justice White and Ms White
Mr.. Justice Mckenna and Ms Mckenna.
The Attorney General.
Senator and Mrs Ioar
senator aDd Ms Clark OF Wyoming.
Senator and Mis- Spoeaer.
senator and NJ. Lindsay.
senator and NiFs Pctu>.
Senator Nilsson.
senator and Ms Hanna.
senator aud Nc. Ekins
Senator Mcbride
| senator and MIs. GaIliuger
senator and Ms NcImorc.
senator and Miss Cockrri
Senator aud Mis-, Perkins
senator s3d Mrs Shoup
Senator aud Ms Scott.
! Senator and Nj Warren.
Tie Solicitor General and Mr.. Richards.
/ Sc,r,tsl and Mrs. Porter.
Colonel ard Nfs. Bingham.
] Mr. and Mi-. Charles G.. Dawes.
Assistant Attorney General Henry ~ Uoyt and
! Mrs Hv1t.
Reprc.s ufatiyr Ray.
/ RepfeSeDistilp and n .. Jenkins.
Rcpres utatiye Parkor
/ Representative and Nj. OyCrstIect
Representative and Mrs Kerr.
/ Repre- ntative and Nr> DE Audpnd,
! RlVTr-ortstiye and Mrs. Lanham
/ Rprt-cutsttN, and Mis- Deliver
M. and Nrs- J. living Brooks, OF Pijtsbu-g. Pa.
! Nr, Pope.
! Mr. SPENCER Borden.
| Miss MsIv Barber.
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Ladies Muslin Drawers of good
quality: well made with deep hem
and tuck choice for 3-4c.
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Brilliantine Waists. 99c.


s1.9S
Brilliantine Waists. 99c.
To close out the balance Of our dne
lot of Black Brilliantine Waists. We
will give you choice Of the lot that sold
up to S1.9S for 99c.
81 Table Covers. 49c.
Large Tapestry Table Covers. in
pretty eOiorings and heavy fringe,
worth 81, for l9c
15c Curtain Swiss, 95c.
White Curtain Swiss. 60 inches wide,
new patterns; 15c quality. . 7-Sc.
25c NiOlets, IT.
Handsome punches CT Violets g. and
dozJ with leaves: regular 25c value.
at &C.
50c Satins at 23c.
Figured Black Satin Berber anu
Plain Black Drap d'Ete. excellent
black; good wearing fabrics; SOC value
at 25c.
Sc Apron Goods. &c.
Satin Plaid White Apron Goods;
worth Sc, for 1 l-Sc yd.
49c Surah. DE.
Heavy Twilled Ail-silk Black Surdh:
will make up into handsome waists,
etc. 49c value at 29c.
Zoe Ticking, 55c.
Bed Ticking in wide or narrow
stripes regular Zoe quality at 7Sc.
19c Flannel, 12!c.
Heavy TwilIed Medicated Red FIan-
nell worth 19c fer l. 12 C.
Ladies' $3.50 Bicycle Shoes,
S1-19.
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To close out the balance of our ine
lot of Black Brilliantine Waists. We
will give you choice Of the lot that sold
up TO 81 9S for g9c
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32Ic Cashmere Serge. 25c.

21-inch All-silk Hand-woven Habutai
Silks in all desirable colors; regular
SOC value at 29c.
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Saline Cnderskirts. G9c.
Brilliantine Waists. S1-4S.

Heavy Satine Underskirts. lined with
fianeiette; corded fiounce; 69c; for this
hour only.
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Muslin Drawers. 93c.

Muslin Drawers. 94c.
Ladies Muslin Drawers of good
quality: well made with deep hem
and tuck choice for g 3-4c.
Satine Underskirts. 69c.
Heavy Satine Underskirts. lined with
faneIette; corded fiounce 69c; for this
hour only.
Brilliantine Waists. S1-4S.
Fine quality Black Brilliantine
tucked. and braided styles: some with
plain collars; others have either tuck
ed, braided. or corded collar; waists
worth fully $3.50 at sl.4S.
Stair Oilcloth. 65c.
Extra heavy Stair or Runner Oil
cloth in pretty styles and colorngs,
worth up TO Y 1-2c, at I-Sc.
Holland Shades. 19c.
Best quality Yale Holland Window
Shades, in all coIors, with fixtures com
plete, l9c.
Boys S4.9S Overcoats, S1.9S.
This is an exceptional bargain. made
so because it is somewhat late IN The
season. We offer yop choice of a
splendid lot of Boys OyercOats, made
of fine quality light or dark Cassi-
meres; nicely made and lined; regular
s49S value at S1.9S. II will pay you to
buy for next season now.
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SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-New s-room dwelling; 2 halls; water
in house; shade; garden: fruit; u
land: 10 minutes 10 electric cIrs; near city;
$500. DCCKETT & DENT. 6Sj + st.
FOR SALE-Twenty acres; fine land; all in
crop; scyon-room dwelling: harm; shade: fruit;
t. ans: wagons. utensils; city; bargain; easy
terms DUCkETT & DENT, 635 st.
FOR SALE-Chesp acre lots; steam and
electric cars: shade: good water: lots at Brent
wood and fIyattsyilc; easy terms. DUCkErT &
DENT. eS5 F st. ieit5t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Largc building lots. on electric road !;
minutes ride from city: fare cents: terms
20 down. balance 81 per week; lots $50 feet long
10y 70 feet wide. also country places for sale and
rent. JAMES L. CLEMENTS, 1891 + ST. NV.
ieli-St, en-
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CHURCH NOTICE.

EVANGELIST A. =. CHALLENGER will speak to-
morrow evening ut the Church OF the Blessed
.'opc in sth st. ne, between + and G.. upon the
,.usotiop, ..Wha. Law was Abrosatcd by TIE
Iosp,lI' All are invited. Seats tree. II
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For sNI.E-sUBUREAN.

FOR SALE-1s acres fruitful land; house AID barn,
etc: beautiful suburban home: RIOS: desirable
locality: value steadily increasing. Address Box
Isl, this otilce jeil-3t EN-
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The % DAYS" Cure

Qor men, leads all remedies in this city;
prompt and permanent cure or no charge. Con-
sultation free. DR. McKEEHAN. SIG 18th st. nv.
0ffcc hours. o to Il q. m; to p. N. Sundays.
2 to 4 p. m. -my25-1mo
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FOR RENT-TYPEvyR
LEGAL NOTICES.

FOR RENT-Remington typewriter. perfect condi
ton; -. 30 monthly. 1903 Q st. NV. ielG-3t
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Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin

FOR SALE-HOUsES.
FOR SALE-Frame house; northwest; suitable for
coiored people; reduced to 81, 100; bargain
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, loo6 st.
jeI63t
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WALL. PAPER,

WHO will be nominated by the Republicans for
Vice President? Only one person setm, To-
know and Marx won't tell. We're always t-l!ini;
you that paper rooms. with rich, handsome.
stylish paper Tor only - up. Finest WORT. +. q.
NOITE. $40 9th st. No BRANCH. jel5-u
ICONS papcrcd & up; work guaranteed; SAM
pies brought HUNT, Sic ST. Room J.
iclj.Tt
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TIRES! TIRES! TIRES!

Good ones, all sizes. and rough or smooth tread
Put your bike while you wait. for the ex-
tiemely lew figure OF Sl.25. All other supplies at
equally as low prices. NATIONAL CYCLE CO..
li2l Pa. ave. ieG.tf. en-
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GO e 3 eais AK
Through the Granacst Scenery of
America. All Trains Scstibuled,
Electric Lighted. Steam Heated.
All Meals Served In Dining Cars.
Station Sixth and ID Streets.

ScEeCuie In eject May "a, lJJO.
2:15 p. II. DAILY-Cincinna,i and St. Louis
Spccial-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
scepers to Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville. In
dianapolis and st. Louis. without change. Parlor
Car Covington. Va. to Virginia Hot Srrinsl
Parlor Cars Cincinnati to Chicago.
n:I0 p. NJ DAILY. F. v. Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers to Cincin-
natl Lexington. and Louisville without change:
Connection for Virginia Hot Springs daily. Pull
man compartment to Virginia Hot Springs
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Observation
Car Hinton to Cincinnati. sleepers Cincinnati
to Chicago and ST. Louis
I:H A. NJ. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY-For
Newport News, Norfolk. and Old Point Comfort
(via Penn. X. r.. r. F. & p, and Richmond).
2:I5 T. u. DAiLY-For Gordonsville. Char
lct.esviIic, Stanton. daily, and fer Richmond.
daily. except Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue; COO 18th Street.
near +, and At the Station Telephone call. 1iii,
Tor Pennsylvania Railroad COB Service.
IL ". FULLER.
Telephone 1066. General Passenger Agent
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DR.. Reed, 6oe
Specialist, Twelfth St.

Cures ChronIc. NerV0us, anu SpeCldI Dis-as-s
Of Men and Women.
Consultation free and confidential.
Medicines furnished ready for use.
Charges low-prompt cure guaranteed.
Children halt price. Private waiting rooms
Specia, license from the District OF Columbia
70 treat Catarrh, Obesity, rheumatism, Con.
s:ipatior. Piles. Threat, Lung. Brain. Heart,
Blood, and Skin Diseases, Gonorrhoea, elect.
Structure, varicocele. end Hydroceie cured
without detention from business. No painful
Instruments used
Nervous and Sexual Debility. Loss by Dreams
or in Urine. Syphilis. all stages. Blood Poison.
ard Ulcers cured for life by safe methods.
otice Hours. 10 to =: n O Sundays 10 to II
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Filed june Is, 1900. j. R. YOUNG, Clerk.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.-WIIIIAM T. ALLEN. Com
painant, VS.. JONATHAN S. TROUT ct al.
Defendants. No. 2lii9. In equity
On motion OF the complainant, hy AIes.rs Ernest
l.. Schmidt and George Francis Williams, his soli-
cjtofs, it il. this 18th day OF June. 4. u. 1900
ordered that the defendants, jonathan $. Pruut
aud his wife, Lillian c., Mamie 5. Proat. William
D. rrou, and his wife, Lizzie H.. Mary C. Prout,
Ellen G.. Oddic, George g. Bradley and his wife,
Laura e. Henry bradley and lis wife. ElspetL
X. William 5. rrout Annie G. Prout, Mary c.
trout, Lucy h. Prout. Laura l.. Pruut JIines
;. Davidson Mary H. Bradley, Mary Il. Bradley.
Julia p Vinson Harriet c. Barlow and her hus-
band. William ~, their app, 10 be
ort,Ied herein on or before the :iTst rule day
occurring forty Gays after this Gly; otherwise
the cause will tc preceded with as in case Of
DEFAULT Provided u copy OF this c-der be pub
li-hcd once wees for three successive weeks he
lcrn said rule day in the '.Waahingtou Law Re-
porter and in the Washington Times
The object of this suit is TO establish as complete
the compliments title to parts of lot fifteen DO.
in square nine hundred and twrnty-six (g26). in
TIL. city of Washington, Dis,i". OF Columbia.
ard ia euicin the defendants from asserting any
claim adverse thereto.
BY the Court:
ls,al) A. d. iIAGNER,
Associate Justice.
True Copy: Test:
j. r. YOUNG, Clerk
nv NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
jlG2330
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FOR sALE-Bus,NEss PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-h bargain, to close an estate desirable
business property on 18th St. between G. and
II NV; observe the improvements in this square
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, go F ST. NV jc1G3t
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ron sALE-sronE AND pwE1L1xe.

FOR sALE-Creat bargain. northeast; corner brick
store and dwelling; first trust. s.. 900; worth
at least 5000; if sold at once. $3.50. Address
bon 5i5, this office. jel5-st
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. ~ cents per load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO.. i20 10th st. NV. ief5-3t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended Steamship sailings from Vancouver.
JAPAN, CHINA, AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
EMPRESS OF CHINA. July 0. Sept. 10. Dec. 3
EMPRESS OF INDIA July 90. Oct 8, Dec 81
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. Arg 20, Nov. 5, Jan 25
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA.
June 20 MIowERA.... July 81
For rates apply 1229 Pennsylvania Avenue.
del5 tu, til, sa, lj6t
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BICYCLES bought, sold. and exchanged osl 5th
1t. nv; open evenings. jelO-7t
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FOR SAf.E-BICYCLEs.
BICYCLES.

FOR sALE-Good Sterling bicycle; gents; s1s.
ROOM 2, Ills st. NV. jelG3t
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FOR RENT-sUEuRBAN.

FOR RENT-Cottage at Colonial Beach. Va. l-1t
DOOR 10 bakery; rooms; furnished; artes:ar
well; also ROOMS in double cottage directly on
beach front For particulars apply to L. KISS
NER. Colonial Beach, Va, or $40 7th St sw.. cay.
ieli-3t
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FOR sALE-H you ere looking for a second hand
wheel. 20 where prices Lowest: prices start
at S. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 10Th st. NV.
icl24t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To buy. farm Of so acres, about ten
miles from city, in Md. railroad must
be bargain; communications viii not be con-
sidefed unless price and location is given Ad-
dress BOX 5s3, this Office jelG-3t
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wAxrED-RooMs AND noAR,.

NANTED-Rcom and board in private family 70
MN and wife. with year old child: sw pre-
tered. Address, by mail only, BOX SOS. this OF
fee. iel.-2
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WANTTD-Settlcd woman houseworker and good
cook. MRS. J. ". MEANS Brookland, ID. c.
Item
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WANTED-Two colored girls to go to Philadel-
phia; 81 per week. Apply 49, n. y. ave NV.
Item
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KANIED-Room and board by nisht watchrlar
in private family. Address BOX $50, this of
Ece-yst II
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WANTED-A neat young girl TO nurse one child;
white preferred. Call at SOC 18th st. NV.
II
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WANTED-Clcrks. shirt folders, mangie hands,
pants fnishcrs. cook. and launGresS. iill
G st. NV, second floor. 1t
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wANTED-Young lady for confectionery and ice
cream store; experienced preferred. Coz Pa.
eve. Sc. Item
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For RENT-RooMs.


FOR RENT-Two large bright furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Sl3 heat, gas, bath; cen
trail location. Sl2 Massachusetts, ave. ne. Jel6-2t
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WANTED-Cood cook at oil II st. NV. Item
wANTED-Good cook at once. Call 12s d st.
Item
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lELp wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANFED-Neat Young girl cook, walters,
bellman; quick. 1913 \. y. ave. il
KANTED-A reliable colored cook and general
horaseworker; washing; also good, indus
trious boy, fifteen or sixteen years old; three miles
from Boundary, on two car lines. address BOX
u. Hyattsville, Md. 1t
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wANTED-ROOMs,

wANTED-one UNFINISHED room for light house
Keeping for elderly lady; give price which
must be reasonable. Address BOX 5G7, this Of
fees ieiG-3t
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED Houscke5per. white and colorcd wait
rcsscs charlbeImsids. and houseworkers tor
city and resorts 1900 \. Y. ave. W. 1t
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NiNTED-By young lady. furnished room with
nice family; location near Capitol preferred;
terms moderate: Address BOX $50, this Office.
1t
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wAxrED-non.Es AND yru,cLE,.

WANTED-Horse for its keep: best Of care
Address BOX 55i, this Office IL
WASTED-Eor summer months. for family. nice
looking carriage or phaeton; state price; rcs-
sonaole: Aocress BOA $50. this Office ieli-2t
WANTED-A second hand buggy or trap: ms, be
IN good condition and cheap Address with
description and price. Box zoe, this Office.
le12-3t EN-
wANTED-Iiorscs to pasture, S. per month. b.
DYRSE. Alexandria, Va. jcle-lmo
city: 50 cents per week Address T. r. VII
LAME Oxen Hill. I'D. ic3.7t. EN-
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-MALE.

wANTED-Br experienced white man, position as
head waiter manager IN cafe restaurant.
Address BON 3D. this Office. jelC-2t
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-27

along the path. The first shot hal been
followed by half d dozen Others. Tres
came from both sides OF the rayiue. and 4
ball striking he rock clcse to Wits heal
showed him that his position was no mo G
horseback. He, therefore. made a rush
upward and took d position between two
rocks which covered him from either side
Then he took advantage of some bushes
and crawied some yards further along IN
ill he came TO a spot where he could lie in
shelter and yet obtain view through the
bushes both above and below him.
Are you all right. Jusn?' he shouted.
The answer came from rocks On The
other side. Yes, the ball aimed at me
has Killed my horse, but l am unhurt. L.
PEI is killed"
For some time shots were fired at inter
walls Juan shouted 10 the vaQueros not
10 use their pistols.
You would have no chance of biting
them" he said. and they would only pick
you off one by one. Lie quiet for the pres
ent. keep your shots ill they come TO close
quarters Now. Will" he said in Eng
nsh. t'you watch the rocks above me, and
I will watch those above YOU. Mark. II
you can. where a shot is fired, lie with
vour rife pointed at il until the fellow
stands up to fire again. and then let him
have il"
Four shots were fred almost together
from Wits side. the assailants aiming
in the direction from which the voice had
come, but VIII had no doubt that Juan
had foreseen- this and was in shelter when
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ants. While he was reloading he heard
the crack of Juan's rife, followed by an
exclamation of satisfac lion.
THAT is two of them, VIII. They will
soon get tired of this game"
The distances were so short, in fact
that II was almost impossible for even
an indifferent shot to miss his aim when
he once caught sight of the head of an
enemy. Presently another shot struck the
rock close 10 win. II was fired some
PAGES from the stone that he was watcn-
ing and showed that the assailants We're
using the same tactics that he had done.
and were shifting their positions after
firing He moved O few yards away and
did not answer to the next two or three
shots that were fired.
'IIe is done for" he heard one of the
men on the other side of the ravine saw.
They were but some ffty feet away from
him and it was. therefore, easy to catch
their words as they shouted from one to
the other.
well then, go down and attack the
man we want" another voice said. mo