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HOTELS.
This List Appears Every Saturday,
HOTELS.
Winter Resorts.
For rates. routes. etc. call or address tsend stsu,
TOtei Tariff Bureau,
g Fifth Ave. New York
NEW YORK VISITOR

A.f., American Plan; EP., European: Or. oren
ALB ANY NY The Ten Eyck f P 81 up; Az 81 IN
do.--..------ 100. Hotel Kenmore AP, 81 up
AshENuLE N.t-Bntiery Park Hotel. A.P. q up
90. III Z. Pinkr1an) The Oaks Hotel AP 81 up
AIi-ANTl' CITY. Nj. The Rudolf AT s. ~ Ia s.
BALTIMORE. Nd. rbe Carroliton, AP $3.50 Nh
ooS'oN Mass ..-.... Hotel vcndome. a.P.. 81
eo..thaiiy L. Brow nj The Westminster, E.r 81
90. Copiey So Hotel. E-P-. sl5o up: Az 81 30 up
BRookLfN N.N.Hotel St .Georse EPsl: APss
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE H.
-Four snail houses northwest Paying per cent
BE. WARNER Co.
fe24-3t 916 F St NV.
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The Richmond,

American plan. Perfect sanitary
plumbing, Electric lights through
out Steam heated. Newly furnish
ed and decorated. First-class cuisine.
Corner 18th and II streets n. w.
oc1I-Istf
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1888 81 NV O-.h-SI 500 1924 g. ct, 5r.. 10. so
3ii' 18th NV. IOr. b.JO-t1 Stable $500. 10. %
ll4f = NV. FIR -l5J-t3 O!fCe rooms, 1907 f
1913 I9th.cor Oreg. lUOOB 1919 18th .I6G 90
ct Mass lie. l2T-TJ 20 2j0I Ia NV. Or So. so
q DIFF 10. 10 Ii5 5fh =. cheap
f'-ttFF TYLER * III TiEEIpED. 1901 + -.
Fr'E El-NT- NAUCK 4 NAUCK. Fiji & FLA Az
- g. prutt rt-.-. 6 % 2ulf 1nf I'm store. 90
Niagara st. 80 1868 9Th NV Dr.. IL. 90
-'.C StE 81, 81 1874 18th nw 5r. Is so
tell II
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1915 will buy the cheapest 1of on 10th street
northwest; few steps north Of Scytt Circle
b. H. WARNER co.
feast af6 + St NV
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LADIES' GOODS.

Plating. in, k" ss. and p Asssss tl,ls
yard Battons and Button Holes to order At
OfPENHEIMER'S. ola yTH ST NV.
Sewing Machines repaired and warranted 81.
ja22-3in.3
FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEL
ing Of old fur wraps to the latest styles a spe-
cialfy; ladies' Tailor made suits made 10 order.
-sall-6n,4
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va 80 -ssh
TAMPA. Tampa Bay Hotel, All.
Now open. A. l.. Dick. NgF.
WINTER PARK. Seminole, A.P.
Now open. -. l.. Frish,-, Mgr.
kiSSIMMEE, Kissirnmee. DOW p.
APP, 81. II. Dif1enback, Lessee.
oCALA. ocala House. A.P.
Now open. r. F. Brown. Mgr.
BELLEAIR, Bellevlew. A.P.
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FOR KENT-UNFURNISHED-
1919 Belmont $40 9Th ne, I0r&b. %. 90
WASH Hts. l0E&b. 5000 42s I'd ne orb -. is. SO
2S24 L NV. Crib Is 80
uEISkELL & McI.ERAN.
deSLS tnStiI-tf zoos b ST.
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l2I l2g Pierce s.. Ar. 14. 80
- Befrres NV. Or Is 81
III Pierce NV. 4r. IL. 20
5lI y st NV. ~. ...I3.JU
2Ii3 bumiiaTt"n ay
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FOR SALE II ST W
JUST COMPLETED
81 6,O-
rooms. reception hail. tiled hath porcelain tub.
cellar; ScXtun's hest make of furnace; entire
house. including closets. trimmed in oak. II
lht' WANT To SEE 4 REALLY FIRST-,IASS
HOUSE SEE THIS ONE.
1t STONE II FAIRFAX. SG6 ST. NV.
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+ fIlI list IF furnished and unfinished houses,
ofiros. stores stables Apply al othce.
THDS J. FISHER 4 co,
fv-O-jf 1871 + st. NV

FuE RENT 80 FINE 1i-HOOM. SPLENDIDLY
equipped house. 1917 Sd ST. Nv: terraced lawn;
,44risfr walks: carriage htTSe and stable.
tHARIES SHEPARD. 611 ST. fe1212t'
Tni: EENT-OR SAIE-FINE 9-EOOM BRICK.
II Il 81 permanent tenant. CHAS
SHEPARD. 6fI r st. NV. fe1212t.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

1914 Sd Sc. Or. 1000
1907 u ne. 5r....-..9. 90
I22S LoUdoLn ct Sc. $50
Rms. 200 1htb NV. 20. 90
BIookland houses.
Est ATE x LOAN CO,
q II.
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--.F-FsF"- N'W "I'en. W 4. 10 non. Nlr-
CINCINNATI. o.Grand Hotel +. T.. 81 80: kr. s3np
toitMBlA. s. Co.,. The Columbia. APP s. up
hENDERSoNvlI.LE.N.C- The Wheeler. Az s.. 50up
HOT SIGS. y. c.Mt. Park Hotel A II. 81 NJ: lLti.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Them dland L. T.. slup: 4 T. Sup
hAhEWoUD. NJ Lakewood Hi IN e. WcutuosthJ
Westminster. High class. Res
ibNDoNSt Ermins1 dentiRI botei. DnoXeeled for
lcuisine. comfort. Mod tariff
MOBILE, Ala. Battle House. Ar. 81 81 mp
NEW YORK Fifth Avenue Hotel y r.. 81 ~
dolieIald 50 (ncw, 6repr, on sab. .E.p 81 %
do. tCh"mbers&w. B Way Cosmopolitan E. r. 81 up
do.VELeland) Hotel KensinGtun. T. r. 81 80 up
NEW ORLEANS. La. New ST. Charles A.P.. 81 up
OLD PIT. COMFORT Va. ITtl. ChambeIlin. \ r. 81 up
PHILADELPHIA Aldlne T. r, 81 soup: A. T.. So soup
do Crest. al c.&t-d.h.D The Lafayette Il. p 81 up
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Planters Hotel Ell So: AP.,siup
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Arlington Hotel h.P. s.
90. ...............T The Raleigh. Z. p. Sl.b0 up
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Foi; SALE LOOK At THIS FOR $3.50; NORTH
WEST: new, stories and cellar; rooms mod
ern bath; furnace; room ON lot for stable; we'll
rented
ANOTHER
Price 81 Coz; NDErliS EST: rooms; lot 49,,
feet wide; bay window; 18th 81. near r ST.
It MOORE X HILL. III 18th st. NV.
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF ,'l' hElA-G"orsianna ). Mitchell ct al
v Marion :. G"lit 81 al. NJ l?.I:gn E,nIity.-
This clt>- being referred ne report distr'IU
zion IF til" proceeds pf siile Of real estate of which
William u S'hurem1n died s.iz5d aN PERSONS haV-
In: riIns against the said dee eGrnt notified to
present tie same 10 me Thursday. March !. 1895,
~ In o'clock 4 M. al til" Auditors Rooms in The
I ie'i States CouEf House In this city. JAMES q.
IAINE Auditor. fr22 h. tu-3t
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s3.50O-House Northwest on an avenue; =
stories and cellar; 6 rooms and bath; street ears
at corner. 70
B. II. WARNER CO.
feast ~ 9iS st NV
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FOR SALE-A SPLENDID HOME FOR Sc 100:
WELL. WORTH $500 The arrangement IL the
best 3 stories. cellar. full bay window; Isl floor
~par"r reception hall dining room. pantry and
Kitchen: 6 bed rooms, tiled bath porcelain tub;
HbY WATER HEAT: TWO STAfEWATS: FIN
lSHED IN OAK TIIROUGiIDI'T: lorat ed on one
Of the best streets Columbia Heights; -
sol I'll FRONT. See our list 81 houses on Co
lnmbia Heights
L MOORE & HILL LII L,
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! itH NV lar&sf-{-fp0 Wyoming AZ. lsr, 2b. $50
mr. latE. l!r ih. $3.50 y I'D. lir f tub. rs
- IA .utE, l2r- .l.>oG
OFFICES
loJh and +. 5r.-. 5000 $50 NV from S. to $50
A:lanil. Coast Line .;;l F. I'd Il. ........Io.o 90
bldg from $40 to $50 41O La Iv. $40 and 1900
s9"b 4O5 9Th NV, each. 10. 10
SdE Building.
STORES.
l514 9Th NV, rs $500 214 9th st NV. S35. 90
STABLES.
1922 Mass ~ (5earJ'10."n 124S Sth (rear) 800
. law trearl-.-.-- 800 frIg-tf
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FOR SALE-No INTEREsT-7-ROOM BATH AND
cellar brick dot 2Ox100 to alley); desirably To-
Gated NV: price. 81 800; terms $500 cash, bal
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] VIZ lsE<-N -
1924 II av ENT i3r SO 40
1871 i = ms. l1r. ;i'.'sl
i.i32 K - NV. lar sft.rst
~ !. nv rfurt. lIr 81 90
.Htl 2l-t NV. llr.- -. ~
4fL-fiurr dat. The
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WINTHROP HEIGHTS.-NICE, DESIRABLE
and 6-room cottages. So and $40 per mo-; at sta
tion; by & o.. min; com. fare, Dc; very
convenient for census clerks. l.. c. LOOMS.
iaS-tu th&s-:im
A GOOD INVESTMENT
4 home at
Cleveland Park.
feS-4tf Office $40 18th st.
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BEATS HER WHITE SISTERS.

Indian Maiden Who Has Received 1900
Applications for Her Hand.
!. In answer to advertisements insert
ed in eastern papers short time
since, no less than 1000 direct appli-
cations have been made by white men
OF all classes and stations for the hand
of an unknown Indian maiden whose
wealth is not known. The white maid
5en who hasea-yiusen sutttors-ut her feet
is indeed popular belle but this sim
pie Indian girl has all her pale-faced
sisters distanced. The Indian girl
lives in Kansas and her mail address
is Wichita. She has reached a mar
riageable age and she is looking for
some good man to share her life and
her fortune-for she has fortune, or,
as she calls it, an estate. She does not
want to marry an Indian; nor. evil
IDENTIFY, has she found anyone in that
part Of Kansas who strikes her fancy
exactly. She seeks as husband some
city raised man; who knows a bit
about business, from which it may be
judged that this Indian maiden is in
clined to be thrifty. She has an idea
that eastern men are of the brainy
sort and accordingly inserted her mar
riage notice in New York and Massa-.
chusetts papers. Replies began to flow
upon her after the first day and she
has great variety to select from. She
is in no hurry. however, and the white
brave who secures her hand must meet
many requirements.
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THE YOUNG <. WIFE. J !
~ OF Ex1sr,s.os That Causes xumsr-
Gus Tyyine N,stakrs.


ssss Gus TJyins xristak-s.
s For lack Of experience many trying
ME axes are made by the young house.
Keeper which would gladly be correct
Eed LIZ only some kindly friend would
h eo.MeSto the rescue. Take young girl
/ liresh from the schoolroom and from
hoMs where there have been servants
enough to do all that is necessary
about the homework, f'or else from a
nome where the work of the house has
HH been done by mother, and put into
her inexperienced nands the care and
entire charge Of a house, what else
can be expected but that serious mis-
takes will be made and many. bitter
gears shed in consequence of her want
5of knowledge. Ninety mine out of
every hundred young girls that marry
are totally ignorant Of the necessary
care that will fall upon them. If the
other one girl from the hundred has
5oeen fortunate enough to have a far
seeing mother, who has taught her
daughter to look carefully after a
household, she should rise up and bless
her thoughtful mother for her wisdom.
Before a girl becomes wife she
should at least be able to oversee the
work that is done in her home, give
reasonable directions to the servants,
and in time of need she should be able
to make good bread, roast and broil
meats, know how to make good soups,
few simple desserts, and, above all,
Know how to make good coffee. From
this simple beginning she may, by care
and watchfulness, become a good man
lager, of the household stores, even if
tue necessity of doing the cooking
never happens to fall upon her. I
nave heard mothers say. "Oh! the
cares Of life will fall soon enough upon
her; let her have free foot while she
can, and when she marries she will
soon learn" In consequence of this
mistaken Kindness her daughters have
everything to learn when the cares of
nome fall upon them, and in conse.
quence Of their lack of knowledge
XanJ bitter tears are shed, dollars are
'fasted by her mistakes, and in a large
Majority of cases an unhappy home
snd wretched surroundings are the re-
Hslt. Her daughters are left to grow
70 in the same way. and, in conse-
d'ence Of their mothers ignorance,
matters go from bad to worse. There
are many, of course, who have too
much pride to allow matters to go on
IN this way, and to these great credit
should be given, for they have hard
hight, and will deserve the victory
When 1t has been won. Every mother
should teach her daughter the rudi.
ments of housekeeping.
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swarm. ., Creditors,

The duke Of Veragua has swarms Of
creditors in France. chiefly in connec.
ton with the collapse of company
which. he formed some ten years age
for the purpose Of acclimatizing bull
fights on the banks OF the Seine, his
idea being to create new market 70,
his bulls, which he breeds for the ex-
press purpose Of figuring in the arena.
The duke is in quite as bad financial
odor In Paris as he Is In Madrid, where
he was bankrupted short time before
coming to this country as the guest Of
the United States government. Il
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A Linguistic Hebrew.

The Hon. S. NJ. Moses. who has heen
.ecently appointed member of the
legislative council Of Bombay, is very
closely associated with one of the best.
known families in modern Judaism,
His mother was daughter Of the ia
nous of sassoon and his father was a
brother Of the late Lady Sassoon, wife
OF. his uncle, Sir Albert. His wife was
also granddaughter of Sir Albert
He was the first Jew to hold the presi.
dency of the great Bank of Bombay
Mr.. Moses is possessed by the pride Of
.ace and religion. He is said to be
one Of the best linguists in Bombay
and has even accomplished Chinese.
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4 RABBIT cra.. in cal,forni...

There is rabbit craze in! southern
California. The people around Los
Angeles have taken to breeding Bel
gian hares, and 1t is expected that big
fortunes Will be made. Rabbit is to bs
canned and It's juicy meat otherwise
disposed OF; its pelt Is tosbe niade into
5sealskin sacqnes, Its fur into hats ana
other things are to be- done with It.
Tire sars. 600 I:.rabbitries'' around IT,
ANGELES already and over 10000 high.
grade rabbits. N
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, /, .

LUCAS COUNTY, 80
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he Is the
senior partner Of the arm Of F.. j. Cheney g. Co,
doing business in the City Of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
each and every case of Catarrh that<cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Z. = FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in nv
presence, this 9th day Of December. A. D. 1885
'fcr.,1 nav A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
acts directiv ,he blood and mnco,s ss,S;a aa
Of the system Send for testimonials, free,
y F.. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists. &c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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whom sIok 10 LydEa q.
PSnkhan,'s Vegetable
Compound.
No other medicine IN Nbo
world has done 30 nsGs0b
good. 4,
No confidence has ovap
been Violated.
No vv0sssan1s losfisssOnkae
was ever pubIIshed BY
Mrs. Pinkhas,, wlfkbos1f
special pes's,,kssion.
No woman ever wrote -
Mrs. PknkkiasJ, for advice
without getting kelp. 40
man secs these loff0s.os
Her advice ks free, and
her. address 10 Lyna.
Mass. She Es q woman,
you cal, tell her the fsxskh,
No living jpes'sos, IL %
competent TO advice
women. None has had
suoh experience.
She has restored q NIL
lion sufferers to heath,
You can trust her. Others
have.
Lydia E. Pinkham Ned. Co, Lynn, MasA
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~ xssr Ysst AsAs sasA BaraS
Shake into .your shoes Aliens Fo6f-
Ease, . powder for the feet. Nfmakes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy Cures
Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Hot and;
Sweating Feet At all Druggists and.
Shoe Stores, Csc. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen 8. Qlmsted. Leroy, N. Z.
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: Knew Hi. Business.

Cltizen-What do you think
offieer McGobb-Hold on, there.
friend, OF don't think these days. OF
need me job.-lndianapolis Press.
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J Ars 70. Using Allsa.s voet-l

!, Ars To. using Alls.'s voet-HAssS
Il IL the only cure for Swollen.
smarting, Burning. SWEATING, Feet.
CornS and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease. : powder.to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Adj
dress Allen 8. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Z.
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Don't put too much confidence in a
man until you are sure he isn't a con-
6dence man.
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FREE GIFTS TO AGENTS.

We want 100000 Agents, men and wo-
men, boys and girls all over the United
States to sell our wonderful Lekko Scouy.
ing Soap, Lekkoene and ether Toilet Soaps.
Big profit, easy work. Prize with every
cake. Write today. C. d. Marshall & Co.,
Dept 10, Chicago, III. Factory 1925
No. May st. Ref, any bank in Chicago.
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4 Piso's cnrs for Consumption i. IN ,n,.,,tbla
medicine for coughs and colda-N. w. sAxul1.
Ocean Grove, N: J., Feb. II, 1904
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FITS Permanently Cured No OTIS or nervousness after
drst days use Of DIR. Kine's Great Nerve kestorer
Send for FREE $500 trial bottle and treatise.
In. K d. KLINE, Ltd. Ssi Arch St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
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The plano lamp is turned down cas-
Ter. than the piano player.
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The man who takes the cake thinks
1t 10 no more than his just desert
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lEfs. winslow.s soothing syrup.
s :s::; =: s:sss ss
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snythe-What win you sell your
house for? -.-.--!.~--
BJones-Mell. my asking price is
81, 600.-Somerville Journal.
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A. woman -snssaiiy -~pues up i nfst:.
class glove fight when she attempts to
put on new pair.
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The lay Of the hen is more valuable
than the song Of the lark.
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Happy b the bride> the. sum shines
so-f she isn't. afraid Of frsckles.

r., 1eaetful 6atr u slNays pleasing, and PAlxra's
I'm 8ALSAN oxoelS IA pfodte1ne NJ,
nD1oo1As. the best sure Tor cprls. lsstA
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4 nook Of Choice Recipes
11aA Asafaea IT. Dapee.~ J j -" - -. : =
Luck seldom comes when expected
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A Minister'S Good Work.

Il had severe attack OF bilious col
ic, got bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, took
two doses and was entirely cured says
Rev. A. A. Power, of Emporia, Kan.
MY neighbor across the street was
sick for over a week, had two or three
bottles of medicine from the doctor
He used them for three or four days
without relief, then called in another
doctor who treated him for some days
and gave him no relief, so discharged
him. | went over to see HIM the next
morning He said his bowels were in
terrible fix, that they had Deen run
ming off so long that it was almost
bloody fiux. asked him II he had tried
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoe Remedy and he said, No l wen.
home and brought him my bottle and
gave him one dose; told him to taks
another dose in fifteen or twenty min
utes if he did not find relief, but he
took no more and was entirely cured.
l think it the best medicine have ever
tried" For sale by all dealers and drug
gists. Benson, Smith & Co., general
agents, Hawaiian Territory
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upca their heeis- The horses we're EoE
IN a IatheS OF zzszt. and their uaexs Is
slippery as thoGga they hz6 hssr
CREASED Several tines riders ~ho
landed otherwise than squzTeiy astral
die wsre unable 10 hold th.ssr sets ana
Kent down in the EziI&ypiax and dis
appeared. but only TO sgaOcz Up o1t u
the ness somewhere - 81 81 lack 10
the slippery seat II las not nouyn
tnat they land right sid up an5EaciEg
front Then cane sSAesrI- sharp cTaeT
from the officer f-.ee nnazd- T6sn the
Lying LEAPS iueS uded twist II nai-aIT,
which 5Toug5t|the cadet down On bis
horse facjzfg to the rear. and with MOTH
ing to SIng to and only the tight grip
Of his ,gs TO hold him there
And through it ali. IN spite 81 n
eranpeSd quarters and the gsllopins
confusion Of it al. there was the Old
cadet Military regularity which only
needed the Traction o.@.s second 20 re-
solve itself in almost the alignment OF
the regular horseback drill. Il was
magnificent. and il il was not war. l. /
was better than any circus You might /
see in lifetime. and il was z new revs- i
satlVA 10 A-oss peoPle oA Just now sue1- 4
nous the training of a West Point ca 1
Diet really is. At times the audience /
broke cut with enthusiastic applause I
az some particularly long and graceful 1
leap from a galloping horse TO the
ground and back again to the slippery 1
seat, kat for the most part this feature
OF the exhibition was altogether 50
thrilling and exciting that people for
got TO applaud because they were too
busy holding their breath. Ii was the
end and climax of the weeks academy
exhibitions and was noted by all who
saw it TO Se the most surprising illus
trations of what cadet life here means
Of any that have been seen.