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turned inquiringly toward the
hrChed doorway. where stood "a 1T
tie group of visitors
Some were officers in some sort
81 uniform the long loose. blue
flannel sack civilian Ia cut and OF
most unaaldierly GOODNESS aud com
fort being a fnvorite Some two
or three were plain citizens In al
phrh or brown linen Three were
women "A middle AGED matrnn and
two young ladies Finally. central
figure of the group a strange con
tract because nf his commanding
stature aud lauk. unEainiY form
and me fact that while the others
were dressed In loose. summer gar
meuta. he stood towering IN glossy
black. with the tnilrHt type Of black
SILK hat ia his big hOuy hand EARLY
80 it Was In the war days. every
man knew him az n glance. The
president had come % Walt bis
sick and wounded boys
Winn'a cot WsH near the door and
Winn Naa one of tho first aeeoated.
Al the surgeons word Capt Wiun.
Mr. President Fiat New York. shot
through the leg AZ Bull Run SIR
Lincoln bent woii nigh double in
the effort to reach the patients
hand HE hemeiy. aomhef face son
eniug with the swiftueas Of his
smile
We have heard ~ YOU. sir An
Did ! squeeze too hardT" for VIM
had yiaiblg WINGED you see. I've
had tougher things 10 grip 20 many
a year ! sometimes forget And
then. one feels like squeezing the
hand ~ a hero. How'a the les. cap
tAlnf How soon can ue have him
up again. doetarg"
"a fear M marching DAYS are
done for ennd Mr. Preaident.s said
VIM. ruefully
Not u Ne put you on horseback 4"
was the quick response And that
IL my purpose. providing you'll hc-
eept Perhaps there's something
else I can do for yon
You can everything almost
str Tor a friend % mine. lies near
~ gone with a relapse IN brain
fever He ia under general charges
fnr riding down n sentry before he
had learned anything about their
sacred character. and n ever lad
needed 20 set hack n New York n
is he He maY no, pull throueh thia
attack r. al bot N he should there
ia worse one waiting for him ~
home that he's got 90 meet anf
crush or ifsii crush him lie hasn't
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KING.

tor OF his clnHs not to months ago
"Hode down one Of tuuyouH sen
tries. did he2 riding for that old
dragon Hunter continued Mt
Lincoln "Now. Hunter himself II
wounded and laid By the heels.
Three weeks ago he wa Tor cash
ictlnE somebody for not riding
down somebody else out there near
sudley Springs Possibly those were
his orders 90 this boy. and u 30
we'll. you tell Capt VIM hia friend
ahanf suffer injustice at least tell
him we'll get them both well first
and see what can be done fof them
later
And then DE glanced back toward
the lower entrance. where the ladies
we're atili lowering about the
wounded officer One ~ them n
Eifl of II. perhaps. waa a. the mo
ment At Wins bedside and Vim
lay looking up into the lovely. sym.
pathetic face A whimsical smile
fllltad across the rugged features of
the president
"Wlun doesn't know H. said be.
"but he's Ia bigger danger ~ this
minute than he's been Ia since Bull
Hun.s then lowering his voice 50
that only the doctor heard And
that girls own young man. they tell
me. ia fighting At this minute on
the southern side. not 20 miles
away
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They have made me major OF n
Foreign Legion answered VIM,
eith a whimsical smile 'it Il queer
to step from a company Of the
American Guard 10 the left wing o.
the Prusslaua. but u they are a.
good soldiers rs their colonel looks
70 be- ! am IN luck The one fear I
have ig that they would rather that
all % their officers were German.
I'm the only Yankee that ! kuoN 81.
yet the colonel beEa me 20 Join a.
soon a. possible That IL why I'm
trying 10 get fit 20 travel II this
unhappy business % lnErahan' =
were only aettled--- and VIM
looked appealing at the hrlEadier.
They we're evidently we'll known
10 each other Moreover. Garden. she
aide dc-camp referred 20. waa q Co
lumbla claasmate % lngraham. The
general had already received more
than one letter from the president
Of Columbia urging his interest and
protection for cniumbia's one rep
resentative In the rank and file Of
the regular cavalry The story OF
inRraham's luckiess experience had
been talked over By every man on
duty Al headquarters
And Il was in this affair that
VIM now found himself vehement
~. vitality interested lie did moth
ing half heartcdly. lie taught.
fought drilled. loved and hated
with all his soul aud. having
learned 10 like Ingraham. having
found him. as ha believed. tricked
and wronKed BY those who should
have been his faithful friends. and
deserted and srurned by the girl
who should have been his devoted
love. his big heart fairly brlmmed
With eagernesa % battle for him
Declared By his own wounds from
going In person 10 demand Justice
for his stricken and still uncon-
sclous friend. he had bethouEht
him Of the general commanding al
kalorama and his Columbia aid.
Continued }
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WHIT PEOPLE SAY

Ass.tstssssssstsstssssss
WE WILL AND ~You MUST
Editor The Star,
There la ~ doubt that your paper
has suceeeled in doing more for the
people Of Seattle in the past aud no
doubt will continue 10 do 80 In the
future than all The others combined
SIN. on one particular point ! can
not agree With you. as Yuu have not
a. yet secured anything more than
statement By. ur Representative
o. The gas octopus. aud when W.
consider. for a momeut. the motive
Tor that statement Is 80 palpahlo
Il ought u be and NO Doubt viii BE-
taken cum Efano Sails Moreover
We have all had experience and n
b well Impressed on our minds. that
when the deYil vas sick. the devil
saint would be.
when the devil was well. the deyll
saint was h."
And no doubt most of rs remember
the last indlapoaluon. dated some
two years aEa. when the angel in
question PROMISED ua sosesnt gas
DO not Ssh % take aR More ~
your valuable space than i necea-
sary 90 puint out the facts. When
the whole situation can be summed
up In verT short sentence. 8 r.
There Is q great difference be-
tween We wiilT and 1pu must.
This ! think o. the relative posi-
tion 90 the Eaa octopus and the
American improvement company.
The former nov makes promise
which. judging from the past. would
seem 70 those Interested particular
~ valuable Aud. with regard 30
the latter. every possible provision
Tor the protection % Seattle gas
users has been provided for Ia their
franchise. and there cau be no ex-
cuse or even common sense Ia at
tempting n kiii that franchise
In that franchise IL The guarantee
Of fair piaY 70 the pubiie In fact.
I'VE viii Il not nearly - aatisfac-
tory as YOU must
Respectfully yours.
l.. STUART.
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A Frightened Horse

Running like mad down the street.
dumping the occupants or n hum
dred other accidents. are every day
Occurrences Il behoovcs everybody
TO have a reliable saivo handy. and
there's none - good as Rueken's
Arnica Saive. Burns. Cuts. Sores.
Eczema and Plies disappear quickly
under ia soothing effect afe az @.
o. GUY, Inc drug store. Second
avenue and Yesler.
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Fish, viii Be Bitter

Those who persist IN closing their
ears against the continual recon.
mcudauou ~ Or Kings New Die
covcry for Consumption viii have "A
long and bitter fight with their
troubles n not ended earlier by
fatal termination. Read what r. n
Bean of haall. Miss, has TO say.
Last fali Inv wife had every aymp-
tom N consumption She took Or
kings New Discovery after every
thing else had failed. Improvement
came az once and four bottles on
tirely cured her" Guaranteed by
G. o. GUY, lnea druggist. Second
avenue and Yeslsr. Price zoe ana
flo0. Trial bottles free.
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Luke the Loon. from his long
weary iaunt from over the Cascades
blew into the office thia morning
md sank into a chair. with a sigh
Of relief.
He refused 20 say anything about
his trip, except that he vas glad
70 be Al home. He wouldn't tell
how he got from Paris 20 Ritzvllls
but limited that the fan story 81
his wanderings would appear IN hla
autobiography after HIS death.
Met up with a carload Of water.
melons on a aldetrack az Auburn. q
said Lake. as he turned In his copy
to the 5. d. NJ.
A sERESADE.
Love. I await
Reward for my song.
o that kind Pate
Would haste il along,
Miss Watahmllllon.
Walls round about
Form barriers 20 me,
AfA A AtA HNHHA
ThOu'd yield unto me.
Miss Watahmlliion.
HAPPY some art
VIII force me the door:
or thy sweet heart
feign would know more.
Miss Watahmilllon.
Darling. I hope.
BY Fortunes aid blest,
At last 70 clopa
With thee meath my vest.
Miss Wntahmlillon.
LUKE THE LOON
Mrs. Langtry's Jewels have been
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~ STAR DUST ~

Every time a Russian ship Ism {
sunk the newspapers Of this country
spring the headline. japanese Out
witted Again"
The Kansas pcuitsntiary has a
brass band OF IS men. eight q
whom are life prisoners Kansas
does get the right man In the right
place nov and then.
The Standard OIL company has
won a big victory In Russia. knock
Ing out the other competitors. II
Japan doesn't make q good JOB Of
o.. the Standard viii.
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
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A very comfortable seat has been
erected around a tire al the electric
line station fof the use of the weary
Traveller. The seat vas erected from
contributions solicited By Eugene
Matthews Clyde tO1 Reporter.
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THIS Is THE TIME or YEAR
WHEN A MAN FEELS ALL
DRESSED UP wHES HE HAS A
COAT ON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-27

sold Rt auction Ia London. An ac.
trcaa aud her jewels are great
deal like a fool and hia money.
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DE LIGHTED

sHoCKINGf
The murderer sat ia hls Ieatfle
chair.
Awaiting the shock that would end
bis care.
lie waited and waited. and stu The
toit
Intended 10 end him was shy a
volt
II seemed with the electrlcuslon 10
SLOW
The man who vas doomed 20 would
dynamo.
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Goats are 10 b. raised on q vast
ranch In Colorado. Lodge papers
please copy.
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history MISSED THESE.


Twas In the SepoT rebellion in
India when the British we're execut-
ing scores Of natives in a most hor-
rible manner.
Its funny" said one sepoy. as
he was being bound to the muzzle u
n cannon. II used 70 be the man
behind the gun, but now it's the
gun behind the man.
Just then they touched off the
cannon and the man was nowhere.
This Il the true story Of Napoleon
and the sleeping sentry. The great
General found Private Fromage sit
ting asleep on n drum and booted
him out Of camp.
Il Just had 20 throw him out. he
said 10 Gen. de Brie. = caught him
mapping on a bass"
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een!.p..i..enL.,leoa

SYNOPSIS
At the outbreak of the civil war.
the patriotic Grafton of Res lngras
ham. graduating from Columbia col
ieae. il greatly anplaudod, nnfa.
ham and his glaaHmato Edward
nuruham. have been educatod aud
literally provided for by John Ray
nor. a prosperous lawyer. whose
daughter Edithn. InKfaham loves.
NaHnof cut OF from hih Southern
clients ia I'm danger of financial
ruin Ito has nafalylic seizure
upon learning that money held IN
trust IL missing from hla safe. aud
that lagrahnm while ia charge Of
funds due the premier estate. has
been assaulted aud robbed a
stranger anunya nufuham. insisting
that hlu sister has claims which he
must recognise After bidding
Editha farewell before enllatlnE. IN
graham meets the glfi aud per
auadaa her Co return 10 her mother
EdithA witnesses the meeting aud
becomes suspicious. when hurnham
refuses to explain Accompanied BY
Capt John Winn. Rex goes 20 Wash.
tuEtnn and Joins the regular cavalry
At home supposed friends of ingra-
ham suspect him Of rohbinE RaYuef
Edouard Premier aud hia companion.
blunt annoy him In Washington.
Rex IL detailed 90 carry a staff meas
sage ZOE Cot Hunter
Res rides down and injuries a sen
Try Who detained him
Placed under arrest. he becomes
dangerously ill VIM sends an ap=
peal % Editha tier aunt. Mn
Fairbanks. replies. lnainuatinR that
Rex il unworthy IT further notice.
CHAPTER VII ~Continhed.
The papers came telling of the
me reception. aud there warr let
tsra af the Tiat from certain o. he
officers. bat not q linn from either
~ the CoiumhlanH and nov iunfR
ham waa worse The aurEcuHs wet
doing all they could in such Ehas
b beat aud discomfort. for All ihelr
patients. inNraham Included Hg
fhaF shook their heads Vhen NiHH
beHKsa Tor better news % hiHa Alie
then one dhy. ahaHf = wrrk ate
che regiment got home thefN eaFaf
a letter addressed to him. To- a Tag
he had seen before. on ihree ~
slfea that. sin unopened. bad sofsif
fur leK. ue read II eagerly
=haar sir This. BY the hand d
nfufheF James. vii tell you tishi b.
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THIS rs EASY.

IHI5 Is EASY.
fBy John Greenleaf Whlttierl
LIES sunniest hours are not with
out
The shadow Of some lingering doubt.
(By Ua)
The shadow Of some lingering doubt
Lies sunnieat hours are not with
out.
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a unanimous nom
nations sometimes
synonymous with IN
words I've can't help
III"
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Il certainly do. For the last eight
or nine years my family has cele-
brated BY giving a picnic and eating
dinner In tho woods. but II they do
this year. III spend the day at a
hotel"
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The Chicago water works officials
are complaining that wetef ~ being
wasted. And THIS Ia convention
week In Chicago.
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DO you believe In \ sane Fourth
If July7H
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THEY
MUST
MOVE

Having large accumulation ~ scc-
onf hand Pianos 81 various makes.
taken lu exchange for ghickarinm.
Kimhail. Hobart &c. cable. penae and
the new - - Johnston 60 Pianos
recently. We viii mark them a.
prices that Hiil move them quickly
These include square. uprighf aud
grand Pianos OF standard makes An
VIII be put in nrat-cinaH condition
ana guaranteed 10 be Ha represented
or no sale. Prices from t3s mn
on squares. fiG7 upward on upright
Pianos. on easy terms. organs a.
almost any price from fE2 up. on
very easy payments. II ynn want
genuine bargain cali on ua this
week.
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A WORD PROM JOSH WISE.
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Blu, none Of the Kentucky dele
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
Buried In Ohio.

Friends In Santa Fe are in receipt
OF a letter from Mr.. and Mrs. II. E
Gibson, whose only son and child, Ross
Gibson. died in that city on December
%, that the funeral held at Colling.
wood. Ohio, their former home. last
Monday, was the largest eyer held in
that town, There were seventy.two
floral offerings. besides those sent by
the immediate relatives, a number
~ handsome tributes sent by friends
In Santa re. accompanying the re-
mains on the trip to the east. The in
terment was in the family lot in Col.
lingwood cemetary. The services were
held at the residence OF Mrs. @. r.
Meeker. an aunt of Mr.. and Mrs. Glib.
son.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07

a. cottingham. All 4:30 o'clock the
fire bell wal rung and over a hundred
men started out on a search for the
girl. who was supposed, had been kid.
mapped. -Four hours later the child
was found at the Shelby hotel. To.
gether with another girl, Cora Doyoy,
and two eyoung men, She had been
out ~strolling late in the evening and
was afraid to go home. One of the
young men therefore secured a room
for the two girls at the hotel. After
the girls had gone to their rooms, the
hotel clerk ordered the young men
out OF the hotel. The young men were
arrested but were later released. Cot
tingham intended to shoot them but
better council prevailed; still he in
sists that both OF them must leave
Roswell.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
Strike IN Las VEGAS Claim.

George Alexander. an old time miner
AZ Golden IN the southern part Of San
"a Re county reports that mining mat.
tiers are rather quiet In that section
Of the county, but that he has struck
quite a rich pocket In the Las Vegas
claim, which he is working under a
lease, While at Santa Fe the other
day he filed a coal declaratory state.
ment for one hundred acres of coal in
the Hagan coal fields.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
Productive office.

The Alamogordo postoflice has done
more business during the past three
months than any previous quarter by
about rs per cent. In fact II the bus
mess continues as good during the
next three months it will force that
office into the second class list. A
fact which would please Postmaster
Hawkins immensely, as 1t would meal
increased salary, special allowances
for clerk hire. and other privileges,
The money orders for the p~ostofice
run 70 about one-half what the III
Paso Office does.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
Loss Of Eye siah,.

a sad and very peculiar case of loss
OF eye sight came TO the attention Of
Dr. Connect OF Ration. A few days ago
a enlargement Of the pupils of
Charles + Allison's eyes was appar.
emf, and Al present the pupil has al.
most covered the iris and Mr.. Allison
has totally lost the sense Of sight.
The condition Ii believed ID ID Inc
result " partial paralysis of the optic
nerve, and II q most difficult ailment
% successfully combat. although the
attending physician has not destroyed
the grounds OF hope.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
Wants No Doctors.

Jim Williams, well known In local
sporting circles, AS the middleweight
champion boxer Of New Mexico, Ii
very low with an effected heart. His
father u here. He believes In Christ
Ian science and laying his hand on
the sick boy prays the Lord to spare
his life. He protested vigorously
against the attention paid his boy by
City Physician Acknowledgements
Citizen.
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Died Of Paralysis

Last Friday Ration was shocked b,
the news that +. NJ. Green was dead
Mr.. Green apparently In the best Of
health. arose at 8 O'Clock and was al
tending TO his morning duties when
he suffered a paralytic stroke and fell
70 the floor Mrs. Green heard the fall
but not realizing that anything 10.
rious had happened 10 her husband
was shocked on entering the room "a
md him IN an almost unconscious con.
dition The only intelligent words III
uttered were put me on d lounge"
a physician was summoned who de.
cided at once there was no chance
for recovery and his fears were well
founded, for Mr.. Green died at 2
O'clock The news spread quickly and
everywhere was universal regret at
the sudden taking away OF this citizen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
Children Poisoned.

Many children are poisoned and
made nervous and weak, If not Killed
outright, by mothers giving them
cough syrups containing opiates.
Foley's Honey and Tar Is a safe and
certain remedy for coughs. Group and
lung troubles. and Is the only prom.
inent cough medicine that contains no
opiates or other poisons. For sale ~
Depot Drug Store.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
Surveyor Busy.

Surveyors have been at work on that
big irrigating canal that is to turn
this region into green fields, orchards
and Isrdens. says the Pennington
Times.Hustler After a careful figur.
Ing We fail 20 find more than AZ, 500
acres available for cultivation, but
still there will BE- plenty to give san
Juan county q Biz boost. Work ii to
commence at once to enlarge the Nc.
kenzie ditch on the south side Of the
river % a canal with twelve foot bot.
tom.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
In Bed Four Week, win 5, cr,,,

In Bed Four Weeks With La Grippe
We have received the following let
Ter from MI. Roy Kemp. of Angola
Ind. Il was In bed four weeks with Ia
grippe and tried many remedies and
spent considerable for treatment with
physicians. but ] received no relief IN.
iil tried Foley's Honey and Tar.
small bottles OF this medicine
cured me and nov use II exclusively
II my family" Foley's Honey and Tar
has long been a household favorite for
all throat and lung troubles. Refuse
substitutes. For sale by Depot Drug
Store.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
Marrow Escape.

Attorneys w. b. Childers and L. w.
Dobson, who were at Chicago on some
important legal matters. have return.
Cd ta albuquerque. They escaped
the lroquois theatre catastrophe by
attending some other theater that sad
afternoon There experience Ii sim.
liar to that OF the man whose two
friends were drowned while out boat.
Ing one afternoon, the only reason he
escaped was that he wasn't in the
darn boat.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
Ammunition at cehrIng,s. 1a.,,
viii You sIeep We'll

Tonight Not 4 you have a cough
that begins to torment you as soon
as you lie down. You can conquer the
cough with Aliens Lung Balsam
which will relieve The pain In the
chest, irritation in the throat and ma
hhrd breathing Since II contain, -
opium, this remedy may be given free.
Y e children. and 10 The most delicate
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
sinaed by fire.

Last Sunday the residence of DR.
Brown, Las Cruces had a narrow es
cape from being destroyed by fire. A
fire was left In one Of the rooms, q
couch close by caught. and everything
in the Q was destroyed. Miss Por,
ter, the children's tutor, lost a good
many Of her belongings. The loss will
easily amount TO 5000.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07

Bernalillo county has adopted d
plan 70 discourage paupers from dying
within its limits. The county commits
sioners and the Albuquerque council
have declined 70 pay for panper fun.
erals and have referred the bills back
TO the undertakers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07
There Are Some Simple Remedies

indispensable In any family. Among
these. the experience OF years sur
us. should be recorder Painkiller. For
both internal and external applications
We have found II Of great value: es.
pecialls can we recommend Ii for
colds. rheumatism. or fresh wounds
and bruises. Christian Era. Avoid
substitutes. there Is but one painkill.
er. Perry Davis Price CSC. and SOC.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-07

Charles J. Myers. son Of Mayor
Charles F, Myers or Albuquerque,
who IL a student at the New Mexico
Military institute at Roswell and who
spent his vacation with his parents in
The Duke City, has returned to RIOS.
well to resume his studies.