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CONTINUED.

11-JOHNNY BAKER, Celebrated Young American Marksman.

12-COSSACKS, of the Caucasus of Russia, in feats of horsemanship, native dances, etc.

13-A GROUP OF MEXICANS from Old Mexico will illustrate the use of lasso and perform various feats of horsemanship.

14-COWBOY FUN. Picking objects from the ground, lassoing wild horses, riding the buckers, etc.

15-COLOR GUARD OF THE CUBAN VETERANS, on leave of absence in order to give their various wounds time to heal, all have fought for the flag of Cuba and will soon return to that country to act as scouts and guides, for which their familiarity with the topography of the island especially commends them.

16-MILITARY MUSICAL DRILL by a detachment from the Fifth Royal Irish Lancers and a detachment from the Garde Cuirassiers of His Majesty Kaiser William II.

17-SIXTH U.S. CAVALRY. Veterans from Col. Sumner's celebrated Regiment at Fort Myer, Va., in military exercises, and exhibition of athletic sports and horsemanship.

NOTE-The men will wear the Campaign Uniforms adopted by the U. S. Army on the frontier. The horses are Western Range Bronco Horse, used in this manner for the first time in history. The Army and National Guard use the "American" horse.

18-ATTACK ON THE DEADWOOD MAIL COACH BY INDIANS. Repulse of the Indians and rescue of the stage, passengers and mail by "Buffalo Bill" and his attendant Cowboys.

19- RACING BETWEEN INDIAN BOYS ON BAREBACK HORSES.

20-THREE MINUTES WITH THE ROUGH RIDERS OF THE WORLD.

21- COL. W. F. CODY ("Buffalo Bill") in his unique feats of sharpshooting at full speed.

22-BUFFALO HUNT, as it was in the Far West of North America-"Buffalo Bill" and Indians. The last of the only known Native Herd.

23-ATTACK ON SETTLERS' CABINS and rescue by "Buffalo Bill" and a band of Cowboys, Scouts and Frontiersmen.

24-SALUTE.

CONCLUSION.

N. B.- The management reserves the right to change Programme according to circumstances, occasion or accident.

COL. CODY uses Winchester Rifles and Winchester Ammunition exclusively in all his exhibitions.