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FOR RENT
$685.. .2237 Q NV. Or. b
si0.5O.1110 Sth NV. 9r. b
S35. so. 1916 Sd NV, Sr, b
S35. 80. 400 n ] av, Tor. b
$50. 30. $40 25th, 11r,b
s27 80. 1914 Cor n, Or. b
$3.50. .J07 y ] av, Ir, b
S25. J0..i1lS n Cap.6r. b
$25. sos y Cap, store
S23. so. 500 d ne, Or. d
$22.5O.120 Mass Or, b
500. 50. 1924 Goth. Sr. b
j. L. kOI
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COYWOOD, 1928 l. NV.
Two hne housekeeping & one bachelor apt.
In quiet refined residential section, near beau
tfful parks 4 cars; downtown where apis. are
most desirable; excellent tsnitor 4 elevator
service: rent IS less per month than any other
apt. In this location Apply at bldg, or to y.
- MANIu.kR. Tua 18th NV.
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FOR SALE-BEST BARGAIN On COLUMBIA
Heights: 10 rooms. > tiled baths open fire.
places: hot-water heat: deep lot: practically
new: never rented: perfect condition: well
built: finely located: convenient TO two ear
lines: most desirable home or good invest
ment. Apply on premises. 1927 Euclid st. "
FOR SALE-AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
to buy new. upto-date home; situate on Md
ave- near Stanton Park; six rooms, tiled hath,
concrete cellar: heated by hot water; laundry ;
good lot: electric lights; hardwood nnish: CO.
ionis. porch; price $3.50; terms arranged
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FOR RENT
1341 n. II. ave. NV. rooms and bath $75 so
1915 NJ NV. 12r., 2b., furnace heat. -. 65. 90
1850 Fairmont st. NV. 12r. and bath. 59.75
1912 Q NV, Tor. and b.. latrobe heat. 45.S5
2721 Ont I'd NV, l0r.. b., steam heat. 4S. Is
2Il3 Ont I'd. 10r.. h.. steam heat..-... 45.I5
1412 Hopkins ST. NV, 11r and bath. As. -
90 Sd 1T. NV. rooms and bath. ..... $3.50
20l1 10Th St. Or. and b.. steam heat. 35 -
1903 Il b.w rooms and bath. ......... $50
81 r. l. Me-. rooms and bath. -. So 80
1882 ct. NV, rooms and bath. 81 SO
Tie ne. 10 rooms and bath. ......... 3D.
HOS 10th st. NV. o rooms and bath. 30. 30
49, L st. NV. d rooms and bath. 2I.50
1847 9th NV. rooms and bath. so
1S43 9th NV rooms and bath $3.50
800 French ST. NV. I rooms and bath. $3.50
102 X NV. rooms and bath ......... 22.50
3l7 Mass. NV. rooms and bath 20.J0
423 18th st. Sc. rooms and bath. so
2423 / st. NV, rooms and bath. 1850
61S ST. NV, rooms. ............... Is 90
1908 NV. rooms and bath. 1880
% 9th st. ne. ) rooms .............. 14.JO
713 oath NV. 4 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 1880
TW0-FAM1LY HOUSES.
232 18th pl me- rooms and bath. 1880
STORE AND DWELLING.
S01 4th st. NV, store and rooms. 10 90
OFFICES.
Wash. Loan and Trust bldg. desirable suitea
AcGf1l bldg, desirable suite.
WAREHOUSES;.
1913 Browns court Observation-Disclosures $1,000
STABLE.
THE wASHISGToN LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR LEASE-IN THE BRUNSWICK ST.
between 18th and 14th sts.. overlooking Frank
lin Park, 4-room and bath apartment, the
only one available: rent. $40 per month; a rare
opportunity. Apply to superintendent or
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
727 18th ST NV.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.
Modern Buildings Well Located.
All Under One Ownership.
Bright. Cheerful. Homelike.
Bot water All the p'ri Yesr we shei Heated,
Apartments Of Every Size.
Prices TO Suit Ali.
Ready for Occupancy Now.
Make Reservations Early.
All Dealings Direct With Owner.
THE DUNsMERE.
2523 18th st. NV.
One. two and three rooms. with bath
and Kitchen, SIS to $50.
THE RAYMOND.
Si4 22d st. NV.
Three rooms with bath and kitchenette
so to s2T. so.
1882 HARVARD ST NV.
Six rooms and bath. $3S up.
BLENHEIM COURT.
ls4O-42 Cal. St NV
and Kitchen. $3.50 TO $1,000.
The s F
Four rooms. with bath. $40 and $3.50.
THE vENTosA.
LIST and SITS. NV.
One and two rooms with baths and
titcbenettes $500 to s26 so.
THE DORCHESTER.
18th and Nd ave sw
One and two rooms baths. hot water.
laundry. drying roof. $500 to $500.
THE ASTORIA.
Sd and SITS. NV.
Rooms IS up. Light. baths and hot
water. Elevator.
Also two ground floor front apartments occu-
pied for a number OF years by dentists;
trally located: S35 100 and $500
HOUSE FOR RENT.
Omen for inspection.
z5i6 18th ST. NV: convenient location. one
block from i4th St car line: 10 rooms and bath
perfect order throughout; 5000
BLISS BUILDING.
IS ct. NV.
Open day and night and Sunday.
Phone Line. 1880
Agent will attend promptly to all calls
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. {
1900 eth w.Tr. b. s45. 90
437 X NV, 1lr. b. 5000
Lafayette. Or. b. 30. 90
1113 Euclid NV. I'd
floor. Or. b. .2a.5n
30I II NV. 5r. b.1h25. 90
Lafayette. Or. b. ..2T.5O
&c T ne. 5r. h. 90
No 2, 1915 18th NV.
-5r. b. ......... 20. so
1919 10Th nw,4r.h.
heat & gas fur'i.25. 90
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$4,000 Will buy a handsome three-story brown
bsywindOw brick and stone dwelling On 18th
st. Columbia Heights. and formerly held al
$1,000. A Incorporating. attractive residence
surrounded by the best class OF dwellings
Convenient to two car lines.
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FOR SALE-HON'S THIS: LESS THAN
three months ago the owner ~ this one paid
over S. 600 for the house. He has now gpt
10 sell. VIII take 1870 from quick pui-
chaser. 2 RS = e's. All mod'rn improve
ments Hardwood finish throughout. Ahua-
dance of closet room. Large porches. Srrerned
throughout. Best block Wash'u Hgts
wAGSrAFF 4 WHITE. Inc. 9O4 l4th - NV.
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FOR RENT-.HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT
NV 1903 n. 12r Oh. $l25 NV coll +. Or IL 80
NV. 1924 l.. l2r. 2b 20 90 SW Cos c. Or. Il. 40
NV, 30 NJ nv. ST.. bio rs NV, 1909 9Th 4r. Is 40
NV. 934 Westminster. SW .621 c. Ar. -. IL. 80
Sr. b ........-. $50 SW .tsS3 c. Ar. 80
Sc. 100 c. Or. b. 1915 NV. 4l3 26tb Gr. 10. 10
NW,931 Z. Tor. h. $3.50 SW. 30I NJ. 4r. 10. 40
Sc. 131 NC av. 81, b.2ISo .2519 18th. :;r 40
SW $40 Va av. 81, h2550 APARTMENTS.
NV $40 b. I'd a. $500 The vincetta. 4r - 20
SW 1913 Md av CT. h20 40 ar .........-.. $50
W,SI1 nd. Sr. 1880 5r. .......... % 80
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FOR REN T.
So, 500. 200 Mass av So,
NV. lSr So
81. 800. .I441 r l az NV, 81
$500. .21st NV. lar. fur 20
$50. 1872 y NV. l1r 81,
$3.50. .14O2 L NV, 1ef So
S135. .3Oth & Ordway.1c So
500. 1928 oath NV. 12r So
500. .2941 Newark. l2r SO.
SIS. 1905 o NV. Or 60,
SIS. .412 Pa av NV, store SO
SIS. 1000 9th NV, l1f 50:
$50. .IT29 Q NV. Tor 81.
S65. ..l1ic l. nv. Tor SO,
s65. 1900 Newton NV, Tor So,
$61.I5. .2O4 F NV. 1er So
SG0.75. $40 I NV. 12r 50.
S60.l443 Chaplin NV. Or 81.
$50. ....1I35 5 NV, Tor 81.
SEQ. 1886 X NV. lar So
$3.50 1887 18th NV, 10r 50.
SOS. 1906 G NV, Or So
1855. 1913 oath NV. l1r 50,
$50. 1855 Col I'd nw.10r 81
$50. ..1IO3 DeSales. 1lr ! 81
$50. so. 1919 Fairm't. Tor | SO
$50. 80. 1905 Euclid. Tor So
$50. =. 1879 Dist NV. Or S2t
$50. .7l9' 9th NV. store 50
$50. 1902 Girard NV. Or 81
$50. .221 I NV. I2r So
$50. 1133 Euclid NV. Tor SO
$50. PIP H NV. 13r 81
$50. .1OT Seaton NV. Sr 81
SAB. .30I2 18th NV. 13r 81
s43.15. .228 A Sc. I1r 81
Sal .05. 1923 10Th DIV, Or 81
$40. 60. .637 f Cap. Tor 81,
$40. 65. 1921 18th NV. Tor 81
S40.j0. 1921 LIST NV. Or 81
S3S. 95. .311 ID NV. 13s 81
$37 80. 1760 willard. Sr 81
$3.50. .32s T NV. Tor 81
S37 so. 1872 X NV. Or 81
s37. 80. 1902 8 NV. SIR
$35. so. 1918 W NV. Sr 81
$40. so. 1407 Corcor8n. Or 81
S35. :. .S07 Rock Greek 81
Church I'd. store ST.
s35. .539 21st NV. 10r 81
S35. .432 9th NV. hail 81
$50. so. 1915 Ingleside. 10 81
SOTO. .2o1 ID NV. l1r 81
5000. 1880 o NV. Or 81
5000. .722 9Th ne. Or 81
$50. 80. 1914 Corc'n. 1r 81
$40. so. 1l42 21st NV. Or 81
$50. .i405 14th NV. sto 81
$40. so. l436Fia avnw.9P So
$50. so. -215 LIST NV. W
APARTME
$115. The Dresden. Tor So
$50. The Dresden. Or SO
$65. The Marlborough. Or So
$50. The Lonsdale. 81 81
S45. The Marlborough.3r So
S45. The Victoria. Or 81
A2. so. The Brunsw'k 6. Ar 81
$40. -. The Dresden, Ar 81
$40. The Victoria, Or
$37. 30. TheEarlington, Or
For complete list Of proper
weekly bull
SWARTZELL. RHEEM
721 18th II
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There IL place Ike home
except
THE CAIRO
10th and SITS
I2-story dreproof building.
Apartments OF any number of rooms.
Lowest prices. best service, largest and pleas
ATTEST apartments In Washington. Light bonse-
keeping Il desired. Beautiful cafe. excellent
"homs' table. $50 month.
Furnished unfurnished apartments.
fne room 81 TO S25.
Two rooms. $40 to $40.
Four rooms. $50 to $3.50.
ARMY Electric lights free). NAVY
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$3.50 will buy this beautiful corner resi-
dence west Of 18th ST. Ii could not be dupli
Gated today under $4,000. Al time Il
carried a loan Of $1,000. II is most at
tractive dwelling. containing L rooms. , bath
rooms. heated with hot water. Lot 25 by Isl
IT. wide alley In the rear. few step,
from the cars. Elegant surrounding
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$3.50 for this beautiful home. This house
and the adjoining sold when completed d
few years ago for $4,000. The present owner
has not lived In Washington for over a year
and does not expect TO return. and will spll nj
sacrifice. Three stories. cellar and large
attic. Two bathrooms: hot-water heat. Plenty
of room on the lot for a stable garage.
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A spiendidly built home for the city. Lot
50 feet front: house ~ feet front; four large
rooms ON the first floor: oak floors: hardwood
trim; four big windows in dining room: drop
beam ceilings: second floor. four bedrooms and
bath; third floor. attractive bedroom and large
storage room: hne lawn around entire hom+-
Price IS reasonable that IL will surprise
You when you ser the excellent home We are
offering.
y. l.. sANSBURY CO.. 1921 18th ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
Groom and bath detached house; steam heat;
large yard Phone Col. 63I. 1891 Lanier place.
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TUX NAI8t--
Just a few doors from the Belmont resi- ,
deDCe modern three story, hay window brick
ten rooms; hot water heat: nicely finished and
in frst-class order. Only sG.2j0 required 10
< L. SALISBURY CO. 1922 18th St NV,
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$1,000 Will buy beautiful three-story house
on Euclid street. formerly held 50 $50: first
class arrangement: four rooms deep: two Gle
CANT tile bathrooms: hot-water heat; lot - Ok
142 10 a public alley.
This house IS worth $1,000 more than other
houses that are sold this street for 81 500
The present owner took this house for debt
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To LET.
APARTMENTS.
THE r. II. SMITH COMPANY.
Main 1892 GAGS.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS of I and
rooms and bath: HOUSEKEEPING APART
hENTS of 3. I, 3. and rooms and bath: in
most desirable sections OF the city. either
downtown the Heights.
We control a number of the most modern
and attractive buildings In the city and in
yite inspection A complete list, with loca-
tion. rents. etc. will be sent upon request.
THE L. Fl. SMITH COMPANY,
14oS NEW YORK AVE.
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81. 300-A King house near 18th street. an
extremely low price for one of these attrac-
tive two-story houses For certain reasons the
owner must make a quick sale. A chance for
a bargain.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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lO16 I4th st. NV. - rooms and bath 800 81
1915 18th st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. -. 1913:
COG L st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 800. $3.50
619 y. J. ave. NV. 10 rooms and BATH. 300
617 " !. ave. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 30 OF
1923 10th st. NV rooms and bath -. 80. =
1414 Both st. NV, 6 rooms and bath. .. %. 81
1927 Wis. ave. NV 10 rooms and bath. 25. 5.
403 4th st. me-. rooms and bath. 22-S
80 ST. NV, ) rooms. ................ 16.5
1910 osth st. NV. rooms and bath. . q. s.
WEAVER RROS I416 at NV
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FOR RENT-S1 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Desirable three-story brick.
Nine rooms and bath. Just put In thorough
repair. Keys at Office.
1928 18TH ST. NV. ONLY $40.
Three stories and cellar; first floor kitchen;
ten rooms and bath: furnace heat.
Excellent condition.
III. l.. tST. 400 IL ST. NV.
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$1,150-Entre front Of brown stone: between
18th and 18th streets: containing twelve rooms
bathrooms: hOt-water heat: four rooms deep
lot 20x116; in perfect condition. Formerly held
at LOCO.
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FOR SALE -
On OF the finest streets In Columbia
Heights; three-stOry brick and stone residence.
hot-water heat: modern throughout; ltbersi
width to all rooms; southern exposure; cor
venient to the l4th street line. This
property must be sold 10 settle estate. IL
is in frst-class condition and Will be sold az
a reasonable price.
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5000 will buy a very desirable three-story
dwelling. carefully built by the former owner
for his home. The best materials have beer
used throughout; house heated by hot-wateI
heat; two elegant tile bathrooms; open fire.
place; cabinet mantels. very attractive Z lont
of red brick and light stone VIII compare
favorably with houses held at S. 500.
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FOE. SALE-NEAE 18TH AND q STREETS.
Price $50 600. Leased 10 one Tenant at
60 100 a wear. A strictly irst-class modern
hulding Good lot to wida alley.
FOR SALE-14TH ST.
VERY CHOICE.
Price sllI50: renting for SO month !:
substantial improvements; lot 20xllO; WEST
SIDE OF STREET. -, 1900,
FOR SALE-NEAR THE BOSTON HOUSE
MODERN BUSINESS BUILDING
LEASED TO ONE TENANT.
Price SIT 500. Leased $500 year.
FOR SAIE-I4TH ST. CORNER.
PRICE. $35. 600.
Points So45 month. A modern building;
FOR SALE-504 nth ST. NV.
Adjoining the corner of T.; lot 25xd0: i'm
proyed by a 3-story building. This well To-
Gated property be purchased at very
reasonable figure. Exclusive agents.
FOR SALE.
valuable eth ST. corner. near h st. .
feet front on 9Th ST. 4 bargain at $4,000.
FOR SALE.
New York ave. between 9th and 10th. Cheap
st $4,000. Valuable for business.
FOR SALE A PROMINENT CORNER ON
nth ST
Price $50 900. Renting for SO. 700
FOR SALE-S30, 600.
Leased 50, 100 year. New building near
18th and g.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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iShins Co. THE New YORK. World.
Ing. The costume cmbodies all the
latest style notes and can be had In
prevailing shades. those In the new
blue and purple being especially attrse-
tive, at 81.
White wool felt shapes with che high
crowns and black velvet upward rolling
brims are popular for present wssr.
They require little trimming and sell ct
1915.
4. desk accessory OF brass In the new
plain finish consists Of y psn-tray.
clock ana perpetual calendar In one. II
Is an attractive piece that Is marked
s2a5. l.a.A.
Individual butter Plates OF glass with
a rim OF silver III W. a small reeep-
tacle which holds the cracked Ice.
H~ouscAeepers are finding these butter
plates very practical; $i.2l will purchase
one.
Several shops are displaying small
pieces Of glass silver deposit ware at
" cents. among which a.e cologne bot
ties, lemon dishes. salt cellars, bonbon
dishes. toothpick holders and puff hold
ers. These Will Cost more as the Christ
mas season draws near.
Silver deposit cream pitchers In neat
patterns are now offered 1t ~ cents.
Small sugar bowls In the same ware csu
be had at the same price.
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Damp. A sangiing youth OF twenty
io1ed In the saddle. OF the "Muriel'
whom he had been addressing nothing
was to be seen.
III. fellows" shouted the rider
cheerfully. This here's a letter fer
Lieut.. Manning"
He ~6ismounted. u%nsaddlsd, dropped
the coils OF his stake.rope and got his
hobbies from the saddls-horn. while
Lieut.. Manning. In command, was
reading the letter the newcomer rubbed
solicitously at some dried mud In the
loops Of tho hobbies, showing a con-
sideration for the forelegs Of his
mount.
Boys" said the lieutenant. waving
his hand to the rangers, this Is Mr..
James Hayes. He's a new member OF
the company. Capt. Mclean sends him
down from FL Paso. Tbe ooys will see
that you ave some supper. Hayes, ss
soon ~ you get your pony h0bbled."
The recruit was received cordially by
the rangers. Still. they observed him
shrevdiy and with suspended judy
ment. Picking a comrade on the bor-
der Is done with ten times the care
n discretion with which a girl
chooses a sweetheart. On you side
k!ckc-'s" nerve. loyalty. aim and cool.
ness your own life may depend many
times.
After a hearty supper Hayes Joined the
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Then It was discovered that Jimmy
Hayes vas r'lss.ng. Some one remem-
bered having seen aim run for his
pony when the attack began, but no
enc had set eyes OF him since. Morn.
ing came. but no Jimmy. They searched
the country around. on the theory
that he had been killed or wounded.
but without success. Then they fol-
lowed after s'1ldar's gang. but u
seemed &c have disappeared Manning
concluded that the willy Mexican had
~rccrossci the river after his theatrlc
farewell. And, iadecd. no further dep
relations from hun were reported.
This gave the rangers time to nurse
q soreness they had. As has been
said. the pride and honor OF the com-
panv is the Individual bravery Of It's
menbsrs. And now they believed that
Jimmy Have had turned coward at
the whix Of MeNhcan bullets. There
was no other deduction. Buck Davis
pointed out tat not n shot was fired
by Saldlr's gang after Jimmy was
seen running for his horse. There was
no way for him 10 have been shot. No.
he had He'd from his nrst fight, and
afterward he would not return, aware
that the scorn OF his comrades would
Je a worse thing TO face than the
muszles 81 many rifles.
so Warnings detachment OF Me-
Leans company. Frontier Battalion,
uss gloomy. II was the FIRST blot On
its escutcheon. Never before In the
history Of the service had a anger
shown the white feather. All OF them
had liked Jimmy iIayes. and that
made 1t worse.
Days. weeks, and months went by.
and still that little loud of unfor.
gotten cowardicc hung above the camp.
Nearly a year afterward-eftcr many
camping grounds and nan hundreds
Of miles guarded and defended Lieut..
Manning. with almost the same detach-
ment Of men, was sent to a point only a
few miles below their old amp on tho
river to look after some smuggling
| there. One afternoon. while they were
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3D.

riding through a dense mesquit nat.
fhey came upon a patch Of open hog
wallow prairie. There they rode upon
the scene OF m unwritten tragedy.
In a big hos-wallow lay the skeletons
OF three McSicans. Their clothing alons
served to Identify them. The largest
OF the figures had otcs been sebasusno
S1ldar. His great. costly sombrero.
hoayy with gold ornamentation-a hst
famous all along tho Rio Grande-lay
there pierced by three bullets. Along
the ridge o, the hos-wallow rested the
rustlng Wlnchesters OF the Mexicans-
ali pointing IN the same direction.
The rangers rode In that direction for
hfty yards. There. In a little depressi6s
NJ the ground. with his rifle still boar
Ing UPON the three. lay another skeietor.
II had been a battle of determination.
There was nothing 10 Identify the col
ltary defender. His cio~thing-such -
the elements had left distinguished
seemed 10 be Of the Kind that any
ranchnan or cowboy might have worn.
Some cow-punoher." said Manning.
that they caught out alone. Good boy.
He put up a dandy scrap before they
got him, SO that's why We didn't hear
from Don Sebasiano any mcrc!"
And then from beneath the weather
beaten rags OF the dead man there wrig-
gled out a horned frog with a faded red
ribbon around Its neck and sat upon
the shoulder Of Its long quiet master.
Mutely II told the story Of the untrisd
youth and the swift paint pony-how
they had outstripped all their comrades
that day In h pursuit OF the Mexican
raiders. and how the boy had COMO
down UNFOLDING the honor OF the com
pany.
simultaneous Wild yell arose from their
lips. The outburst was at onre a dirge.
an apology n a paean Of triumph. \
strange requiem. you may say, over the
body of n fallen comrade: but II Jimmy
hayes couid nave heard It he O
have understood.
The evening world., 1911-09-04

~1UPPBR was over. and there
had fallen upon the camp tho
silence that accompanies the
III rolling Of corn-husk cigar
~ cites. The water-hole shone
from the dark earth like a
patch Of fallen sky. Coyotes yelped.
Dull thumps Indicated the rocking-horse
movements OF the hobbled ponies as
they moved to fresh grass. A half troop
OF the Frontier Battalion of Texas
Rangers were distributed about the fire,
! A w~eil-knoyn Jound-the futtering
land scrapins OF chaparrai against
wooden stirrups-came from the thick
above the camp. The ranger
listened cautiously. They heard a loud
and cheerful voice call out reassur-
ingiy:
Brace up. Muriel. old eid. we're
most there now! Been a long ride for
ye, amt 1t. ye old antediluvian handful
Of animated ca~rpet-tacks? Hey. now,
quit a tryin' to kiss me! Don't hold
on TO my neck SO tiEht-this here paint
hoss amt n too shore-footed. let me
cell We, He. liable - dump us both
on II 70 don't watch out"
Two minutes of waiting brought a
tired paint" pony single-footing into
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CCARFS Of silk crepon IN novel stripe
-. effect have a border OF medium
blue inside Of which is a pale blue
stripe Of equal width. then, comes a
stripe Of delicate pink rose pattern and
the centre shades of into the palcst Of
blue.
The ends are hemstitched They are
pretty for evening wear and soil at $3.50.
Black MORE belts stamped for en-
broidery are - cents.
Neat rhinestone buckles that are noV
70 fashionable for pumps are 81 n pair.
Powder puffs encased In tiny soft
lea h cases that take up little space
are a warm weather convenience. The
seif-feeding auto, : puffs are still
more 50 and can be had from q cents
70 $780,
A black silk hat In q scmi-cloche
shape has a full pleated band about the
crown finished off at the side with q
neat rosette. II Is a pretty mourning
hat for general YEA and sells at $3.1.
New models In satin coat suits have
all the edges finished off with silk
fringe headed with q narrow double
puff Of the satin. The bodice has the
wide evsrs at the right side, while the
left 10 finished In V-shape by the puff.