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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

Two Peterson brothers who arrived
here u a wagon from Kansas. &C
companying their mother who Is suf-
ferjng with tubercular trouble. con.
trscted typhoid fever while on the
journey and one OF them IL dangerous
II III with chances much against his
recovery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

A number Of linemen- are working
in the city repairing the Colorado
Telephone company's wires. putting
in new phones and running a toll
line 10 Santa Fe.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

The Joint Protective Board OF LO-
connective Engineers met at Topeka,to-
day. George A. Bryan, chairman OF
the local lodge, being n attendance al
the. meeting. He left this city Sat
urday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

Taupert, the ,jeweler. Is putting IN
a metal floor in his workshop SO that
all the gold and silver filings may be
caught and saved. The small par
|ticles OF metal saved amounts to a
considerable sum In a year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

The dental board met at the offices
OF DR.. Olney this morning and five
applicants were examined. II VII
require two days to complete the ex
aminations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

An engineer for the Phelps.Dodg
company. pho has been in the city
for seveTAlldayS. says that there Is no
doubt q ID the intention OF the COM
pany to build through this city and
that all arrangements to that end are
being made as rapidly as possible.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

Attorney Chas. MCGEE and wife OF
Milwaukee, passed through the city
today on their way to California for
a visit. Mr.. MCGEE and DR.. b. y.
Black are old friends land fraternity
associates and the travellers were met
at the depot today by the doctor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06
Card Of Thanks.

Frank Roy and family wish to ex-
press their heartfelt thanks 10 all the
kind friends who were 20 devoted In
their attentions during the illness and
manifested SO much sympathy after
the death Of Mrs. Roy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

Miss Mamie Callahan lost a valu.
able gold locket bracelet this morn
ing on Lincoln street. Luckily It
was found shortly Afterwards by Tom
mic Lamb. identified by the picture
in the locket and returned to the own.
er.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

DR.. O. c. McNary and wife OF
Leavenworth, Kans.. passed through
the city today on their way to Santa
Monica. Doctor McNary has just re-
ceived an appointment as head OF the
big hospital there. DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Nary were met at the depot by the
latter's brother, Harry W. Kelly and
his wife.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

Assistant United States Attorney
David J. Leahy and wife have arrived
in the city from Alamogordo and Will
make their home here. Mr.. Leahy
will at once open a law office In this
city. The gentleman and his wife
are very welcome to Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

The Las Vegas grant commissioners
are in session today, considering q
number OF matters Of some Import
ance and attending to business OF q
routine nature.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

The county commissioners are hold
Ing a regular session today paying
bills and attending to matters Of rout.
inc business.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

Work In the i~nitiatory degree Of
Odd Fellowship tonight. All Odd Eel.
lows are requested to be present.
Visiting members invited.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

The Las Vegas chronological club
will not hold its regular meeting to-
morrow evening. but a week from
Tuesday evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

Marcus Sena. clerk Of the Union
county. who has been In the city for
a day or two. drove out to Tecolote TO
day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

DR.. b NJ. Williams is now comfort
ably settled in his new office in thu
Center block.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

Or. w, r. Brown Of valmor. may
be seen at thu. Castaneda next Wed.
resday afternoon by appointment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

Meeting Of board Of directors o
the Commercial club tomorrow night
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

The Temple Aid euchre society will
meet At the home Of Mrs. j. Judell
tomorrow afternoon at 80.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-06

Louis Shupp has gone to work for
Ludwig William Ilfeld.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
-.Qvres Bulletin 49,
Qrtifeln

Wanner SemSen, seitdrfte 8u1en, aus
9utem Yercale in tleiner Muife>
:. soc
Suite idpere glieb sefatterte Inter.
fleiber, cine SOC Sualitat. 80. $50
Wtanner unterfleioer in egpptil der
Saumpoae, serippt unb gIieb
9efuttert 45c
S9ltple aussepablter Seibe. -. SC
25e Sour ins San0 Sed &rabat'
S9pere nabtlole pOlene Strim>
&c
Mande Wuhern in csc Strimpfe,
bas Yaar.
StanbarS Csc Sorte in SoIen<
tra9er. .1Sc
8aiement 9dben, Mitte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13

Sobn sail, 1926 @eE 26.
StraBe. Elm As Sabre otter Wann, Der
i'm Jribiabre ldnsere 3sit i'm 9Oipis
tale bebanoeIt murne, TT geftern na9
ldnserer 2ranfbeit ssforbsn. Gan
5atte am Wittpo@ Mbenb borber ME
gew6bnli4 gelitten, uno feit Der 3eit
peri&limmerte f& isin 3ufano bsitdn-
big. Der Coroner miro bic 2ei9en-
f4au abbaften.
@ m. @.onrab, elm Barber
aus 2ouisbile, 3d.. tpnrbe gefiern
Nbsnb bonn Yoliaifen Qimpsl unb
Ssraeanten ebafer aufsearifen unb
tussen 8runfenbeit nod Der Station
seianot. Sn gOnrao's Saf9sn fanb
man. auber ieben Hairmshern, nod
$125 in @ols unb cine Mr3abl Wanf.
riotst, tn @an3el beinabs $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13

N&erlonat CINE quite Ro6in. Sehr gutter 2pbn.
~ gah5ufraeeu 321o Rorb Sninois Girabe.
Seutr 9eIepbon 645s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
Gin &mns S@retbea aus
5exneFse.

Mae Snoiana electromagnetic.
f&aften erbielten Gin &unbi1reiben
bonn 8erf9erunass SnipettOr 5elt aus
Senuefse. tn wel9em benfelben cine
Nnaabl Sragsn borgelsgt tperoen. aQs
Jra9en mtiHen bon ben Prdfoenten
Der gompagnie unter Glib bsantportsi
werben. Inter anoersrl tpirb ba aud
aefraat, OBJ bic @sfeQf4aft ismals fur
@ampagneawede @eloer beifeuerte. uno
oh iemals @slber fur Legislative 3wsde
angetuenoet uurben. Snfpector 5olt
lit elm 8ruber bes Reform-@ ouberneurs
Colt bon WiRouri.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13

Gro d 9 1 :
nte bat General Sfaac Sones
0iitur gema@t, Der jiingit in pbilaoels
pbid i'm Otter BON 70 Sabren geTiprEen
1T. SIN Siir9erfriss Elm tapfersr Srei>
piuigenoffi5ier, piOmete er einen gro
BEN She'll feineS 2ebens oen Naturs
Dthenf6afien, unb aus 5einem grpben
ererbten @ermOgen fiiftete er in YbiIaz
0elpbia als einen She'll Ser llniberfitdt
bon p~enniDlDanien 0G5 @iitarzSnIti>
tut fir Nnotpmie uno 9ioloaie. SicTe~
NnfaIt bat er 'ein Gebirn, fei1en re1e
ten Nrm un0 ungsfdEr 100000 ser
ma6t. Sem reGter Nrm nuroe I'm
@iirgerfrieg burt) einen S9ub I9rer
bsroanOet, i'm ofer serettet Surb cine
geTatIie Speratipn; aus lebtsrcEl
@runSc oies @rr1rermG9tniB.
Itot II elmer 6 I q e.
Gin Gtreit ltnter SEN 800 MitslisOe~en
oersGt. Stani3iauSz (pplaifGem Stride
in @Oams, 1}aT., Oer ii9 auf finans
aieAe' 2lngeleeenbsiten te3ie6t, bate
eineh Giot pGprenO Oe5 Go9amtes CUR
T6tge. GS puroen Gie;ne s~s:oorfer
unO Die Ppltsei muB!e ibre 3eDolreg
sie9en, I'm Die Oronun9 nieoer ber5us
itelen. 0ie ua5ufrieOcnen @emeinOes
mitatie0er warf@irten in cbrpore in
bic Stride unO molten Die &OQettorer
oura lore ei9enen 2eute eriesen. Sie
gu 9ilIe gentlemen ToIi5iften mubten
lire 9niipfel gebrou6en, I'M bie Menge
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ipobsi mehrere Yos
l~i5i!ien ourd SteinpIrfe perleBt pur=
Den. Se9s NubeItOrer ipuroen psrs
baftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13

S%erlangt = Gin Ddoheu fur auQemeine Saus.
arbeit in fIeiuer SamiIie. Ran3ufrageu 1905
Rorb Esribiau Sirabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
9mrd Strakeababm berlstt.

I'm Der Wafa9uietts unb Cornell
Iue. Qreu3ung tpuroe eeftern SRI.
S3a Subj, 1101 Rural Str, burd
einen @asgOn Der Of 10. Strabsns
babnlinie erbsblid Dsrlebt. Sic battle
seraoe ben Waeson psrlafen uno sing
nit Dem @eleiie parallel nsbsn bemiel.
ben Der, als oas bintere @nbe oss bic
8iesuna umfabrenben @aasons He
nit @u&t traf uno 3ur Settle faleu'
berts. Man bra4te bic 0erlebte In
cine bena9barte Npotbefe, bon mo fe
fpdter mittels ambuIans In ibre Wobs
nung gebradt tpurbe. Man befirdtet
einer 9hftenbru9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13

N<erlauQt-Giue CUTE beutibe Werfduferiu. Rod.
~ ~3ufraeen bet 8. Samsrbin3er. Gds gaf uno
@aibineton Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
@iese @rab.
Orb

o eboren:
6enrp unb Nanie Mliion, Mdb9en.
- WaIter unb 2safp Campbell, Mdo.
den. - @bas. uno 2ulu Miner.
&nabe. - Rop unb Mabel Wintls,
Wdbnen. - 5rant unb 8eI @eabsr,
8nabe. - Snifer uno 2OuiIe @ruf'
fen, Wdoden.
Getraut:
@6as. Extraordinarily WilIon.
.aoam Ssip-Silpa S~ilinsisao.
Other Ritdsn-Wauo Witdel.
Clinton 0art-8eife 8saOing.
&i9arb Shau-2ena Wartin.
emmett Sbarp-Netbe Jrampton.
Oscar 6reuno-Rofa 5Olb.
3. 81. 9ubbaro-SOiepbine SadIon.
Sobn @. @obfrsp-8lan9e Sing.
@sorse 0aufer-NlmaHra Sopss.
Wm. Suolen-@arrie Wieie.
Seize N. Wert-glfe 5srrsn.
8ehorben:
Marie 6aufer, 9 Monate, 2111
Sho @af. = Waria 5altmeier, 81.
523 NOro gins. Sinsca Watts, &c.
1881 Bed Str. - Rarp Ri9ter, 70.
700 0orb California Ctr. - 2utt
5oben. 81. 217, Wsf Ohio Ctr. -
SbOmas 6inibap. SIS, Stabt. y Ma'
tiloa 8oe, 33, 141 Sao @ef Stfabe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
Nene Saserporationen.

Golgenoe @sieaIdaften rsidten beim
Staatsiefretdr ibre Sneorporations.
papiere elm:
glfbart Breping unb See COMPANY,
g!fbart; capital $50. 900; DirettOreu
Srant B. Diduirs, Jranf 5. Weils,
uno s. W. garle.
Sranciseo Bird unb Sils COMPANY.
5ranciseO, Gibion gountp; @apital
$4,000; Sirettoren 8. 8. 2obleb,
Stacp Dabie uno %. 80. Batrb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13

y%erIanGt = Cine quite 9ldttnerin fur 9ausn.
~ goroerobe. sea45ufrasen ESQ 9irsinia Ape.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
Serlan8t Mn3ei9en

rssnb tpeI&er art usrbsu in Der .Snbiana 9ribaut
nit SC per Belle fhr isbe Snfertiou berednet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13

Sur "a stunssn enS.nS ? upr wcrssus, IA. DitOb.r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13

WesIep Ssrael. 410 Wef
Ohio Str, Der BEL einem Neubau an
Der Winbior Mbe. uno IL. Ctr. be.
f&dfti9t mar. trat auf ben ettpas our
Settle osi9obenen Dedel elmer @ifterne
uno fieI in .5iefelbe binein. Sie Dis.
peniariumsambulan3 bra&te ibn na9
6auie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
Nus ben @ert9ten.
8mnbesgeri6t.


gs reidten esftern frsiuiuise Ban=
terOttsrtldrung Elm:
Der Uerfdufer Grant 6. 1nberhin
bon gltbart @itp. feline Terbinolids
fetien auf $2445. so. feline attipa auf
$155 anaebeno.
Der Stslmader geniamin 8. Dhar-
ton bon Souib genb; feline 8erbinolid.
feiten betrassn s322O.36, feline attipa
$25 90.
Na@labgeri9t.
gs uurben our 8sfdtieune einge-
reidt:
Dos Seffament Der psrforbenen
2eona Moams; Nominifrator @eorge
Moams, Der $4,000 gtirsi9uft ftsute;
b~asisniss Der uerfOrbenen 2ucie U.
Sobsn; MbminitratOr Wm. g. 3rieser.
Der s14OO Bhrsi6uft fslte;
basienige Der berfforbenen @ofna
2itner, M%ominifrator Charles 6.
2iftner, Der $4,000 Btireidaft ftslte.
Nene &lagen.
Die @ates.S Osborne @arriuae 60.
rei6te Elm @siu6. elm. ibr gu sefiatten.
ibren 6irma.N amen III Sole carriage
Co." a%b3udnbsrn.
Sarrp unb @bas. Rains Hagen aeeen
s. 9. @lauion auf 3abluns bon 800.
@m. s. &ipslep rei4te 9esen @bas.
Sadion cine 2laes tusgen @idt3ahlung
zines SauloiGeins, iibsr $3.50 lauteno
Elm.
BON Der Union gmboffin9 Wadine
60. fuht @bas. 6. 8ailsp $4,000 als
S&uoeneriab fur ben 9erluft bon brei
6ingern gu erlangen.
@sil ibr @atte Sobn an9ebli9 nit
unmoralii8en Grauen3immern ber=
tebrt piini6t Ola Weila4sr bon ibm
ssi9isbsn su iein unb uieoer ibren
Wdb9ennamen Ola Goreman Su
fibrsn.
Gbas. elliott bef9ulbiet feline Satin
Mamie nit Wdnnerr 3weifelhaften
Gufes pertebrt uno ibn b6swiaig uer-
laHen su baben. tpsspe9en er bon ibr
gefdieoen gu iein ptini4t.
2riminalssriht.
Jrant @irton, Der bes 2leinoieb=
ffabls unb Der gntsseennabme gefiOble.
rer saden aneetlast mar. betannte fa
bss srfsn gsrsebsns iaulois uno puros
our 3abIuns BON 81 nebft ben Soften
uno 3u l bis 3 Sabren 3udtbaus ber=
urtbeilt.
Der 45.idbrige Orbit Moams, Der
i9 oss 2leinoiebfabls uno Der gntge.
ssnnabme e~efoblsnsr Saden idulois
~befannte. erhielt cine gleide Strafe 3u-
bittirt.
Wegen Sra9ens berboraener WaHen
wuroe Grant 6arris our 3abluns bon
800 perurtbeilt, melder Betraq i'm
Sale bon 3ablungs : n~nfdbigteit i'm
Nrbeitsbaufe ab3uoienen 1T.
SnperioreeriMt.
Dor &i9ter Sames DR.. 2satbers
puroen bic Werbanolunsen in Der
2laqe hss Srant M. Sslmisr gsgart bic
Diamond Steam 2aunbrp 60. pegen
unssredtfertister @erbaftuns seftern
fortgeiebt.
Die 2laae bon Sames 8. Wc4ernan
geqen feline Wutter gla MeRernan,
bebufs grnsnnung zines 8ermunoss
ftr bisielbe rpurbe gsfiern Dor benz ftel.
bertretenosn &iatsr pritdarb i'm 2reis=
geridt fOrtseiebt, absr nidt bsenoigt.
Die 3eusen=Husia9en fno i'm alse=
raeinel gu @unften Der Grau, bon Der
es bsiBt, baB He wohl bin uno pieoer
L.. nj. 49, n...n .k..E. Il.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13

(yStiutt- Hpei uum6blirte Simmer nit Roft, bon
stnsnt Bittipsr NIT anabs IL Sabre alt.
Mb:eie 1901 9beffnut strabe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-13
@etterberiht.

@etterberid3f.
5hr "a Stuussu enoenb 2 ubr Tcreens, IA. Dftober
8a{binston n, Is. O!tbr.
SIR Snbiana: S9on une tpdrmer seute
Abenb unb ON 6amfas.
2peaLB etterberi9t
S40n beute Abenb uno nm Samitas {:
pdrmer.
Ihermometerifano.
S69fe Semperotur. ....... 80 @raS
Qiebrtgffe Ten1peratur. $500 "a
u. &. 8IbtbS
Sectipns-Direcfor
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-01-26
The Hymn Suited.

The unfortunate young man had
moved his hat from place to place in
the pew, but always had to move it
again. His pew seemed particularly
popular, and there was no abiding
spot for that piece Of headgear, which
happened to be shining silk hat of
the most approved shape. Finally.
when be was tightly wedged into one
corner and there seemed to be nothing
for him to do but to hold the hat ten
derly on his lap for the rest of the
service, he had an inspiration. The
pew in front was still empty. He
leaned over. gently deposited his cher
ished head covering on the cushioned
seat and gave himself up to pious re-
Election. By and by the owners Of that
pew made late entrance. The youth
gazed at them with interest. A pretty
young blond led the way, and in look
ing at her fair hair and blue eyes he
forgot his hat She. conscious of his
gaze, blushed properly and cast down
her eyes in maidenly way. Then
she sat down and there was a crush
ing, grinding sound She shot up
again, and SO did the young man, and
together they surveyed the ruins of
that shining silk hat. while the choir
vociferously sang "Coyer my defense
less head"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-01-26
rhe Face of Ro..etti.

The Albion, popular old London
inn, If I remember rightly. was IA
vorite resort Of Dickens. / never saw
him there or indeed anywhere else, For
he died before my arrival in London.
but one heard of him in such resorts.
l saw there but once that weird, beau-
tiful wayward genius, Dante Gabriel
Rossetti. My recollection of him is as
Of a man who looked very much like a
priest or lay brother. recall him
as dressed almost entirely in black.
and the black Of what may call tho
clerical cut and material. His sallow
face. his Ink dark eyes. his expressive
facial these things recall as well
as the steak and mashed potatoes ever
which he leaned as he talked yividly.
but quietly, to his friend who was sup
ping with him. / was struck by tho
face, but had no idea who 1t was. 1t
was only years after, when I saw a
portrait Of Rossetti. that recalled tho
face that had so much struck me as 1t
leaned over steak and mashed potatOeI
and knew that It was the face of oie
OF the inspired artists and poets Of my
time- London NJ A. p.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-01-26

SHE WAS STANDING BENEATH IT, HER EYES
UPTURNED.
leaping up defiantly. The girl listened
and smiled.
Doesn't that sound Christmasy p
she said.
1T seems to me the peace on earth
spirit and all that sort Of thing thrives
best in low temperature" the man
suggested. christmas without a
shiver or two isn't Christmas"
"It needs that and house party
here at the Oaks and Freddy Carver
to start the dancing" she supplement-
ed.
THAT we may have the fire and the
chestnuts all to ourselves" he hasten
ed to add.
She laughed and flushed in the
shadow Of the ingle nook.
Selfish she chided.
"Of your society,"" he explained.
The hand with which she held the
fire shovel over the log trembled lit
tie One. Of the chestnuts dropped into
| the flames and sputtered merTily. Thur
low settled back in his chair and for a
time gazed steadily at the fire, seem
| ingly lost in reverie.
'She was oil in white," he declared
| with sudden irrelevance.
"Who was all in white?" Miss
| Wentworth asked.
"Eh?" said Thurlow. "a girl was
thinking about, nice girl, one Christ
mas eve like this
"Ohr' said Miss Wentworth.
"She was standing beneath the libra
ry chandelier" Thurlow went on
There was bunch of mistletoe just
over her head"
Careless little GIRL" she commented
''Then he came along" said Thurlow
"and saw her standing there"
ibid he see the mistletoeY' Miss
Wentworth asked.
"Eh? Yes, he saw the mistletoe. >
said Thurlow.
| There was silence between them fol
a moment. Freddy Carver's voice was
| proclaiming in tones Of resignation
well, the Virginia reel then, If you
/ insist"
| "He was very young" Thurlow said
at length, 'and the combination made
him feel very strange"
1.-THE combination?" she inquired.
'''Yes-the girl and the mistletoe, yor
know" said Thurlow .sMade him de
termined to go out and lay the worlt
by the heels, and some time-somt
Christmas eve under the mistletoe-tt
bring it back to her and lay it at hel
| feet
"And?" she said encouragingly.
"And," repeated Thurlow. "he went
but the world was thoughtless. 1t re
fused to be laid by the heels according
| to his plans. But through it all-eyel
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-01-26

WQeu he nau 10 save LIS ciSdIS W
smoke before possible clients and con-
tent himself with cob pipe at other
times-he conjured up the picture of
the girl and the mistletoe and went at
it. He's at it yet. poor devilv'
The fire shovel lay on the log and the
chestnuts were scorching. Miss Went
Eorth was looking straight at them,
but made no attempt to rescue them
"Was he sure one world would satis-
fy her demandsT' she asked ironically.
perhaps she wanted two or three"
Thurlow was silent.
perhaps she didn't want even one
world.' Miss Wentworth said gently.
Its good policy to bring one world
at least" said be.
"Good business policy" she Knocked.
You see" he explained, "she had
wealth and position and every eligible
man in tho county at her feet, and
And the memory of Christmas
eve and bunch Of mistletoe," she in
terrupted.
Thurlow made vicious jabs with the
tongs at the burning logs. He succeed
ed in upsetting the fire shovel and spill
ing the chestnuts into the blaze The
girl had turned her head from him, but
he had a glimpse of one little ear
flushed red.
Thurlow suddenly laughed harshly.
"Goodness!' he said "Just imagine
his coming back to her on Christmas
eve. with no worlds, no anything, save
his worthless self! Imagine that! How
ridiculous it would seem to her She
would laugh!'
She turned to him. Her eyes blazed,
and something suspiciously like tears
glistened on the lashes. Her hands
were clinched.
"She'd be a wicked girl If she did,
she said hotiy.
Thurlow turned his eyes to the chan
delier. In the Pickering light Of the
fire he studied It carefully for several
moments. Then he turned to the fire
again.
'Thank heaven. it's holly up there
on the chandelier! If it were mistletoe
I'm afr1id--I'm afraid he might come
k-tenight-without his world in
tow"
Miss Wentworth rose. She, too,
looked thoughtfully at the chandelier.
"Oh, you foolish boy" she said,
laughing softly. "Did you ever see
holly with leaves like that and-and-
white berries?"
She was standing directly beneath 1t,
her eyes upturned, her face glowing
red in the freight. Dear. it's-it's"-
Thurlow sprang from the chair.
Some minutes later Freddy Carver
pulled the portieres apart.
Aren't you dancing?" he inquired
"Come on out And for heavens sake
stop scenting up the whole house with
burnt chestnutst'
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A .Luclsy rAlrteen. stroke.

"Rig Ben" the hell in the clock tower
over the houses Of parliament In Lon.
don. is alleged to have struck four
teen on q recent midnight. The inel-
dent recalls the well authenticated case
Of the Westminster ''Great Tom going
astray in Ike fashion.
During the reign Of William Ill. u
sentinel on duty was sentenced to death
ON the charge OF being asleep at his
pest. This the man denied. and he de-
clared that he heard the clock strike
thirteen Instead of twelve at midnight
Tho fact was drposed to by several per-
sons at the trial, and the life Of the
so.dicr-namcd Hatfield-was saved.
He died in ITO In Aldersgate. aged
IG2 years.
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DENTIST.

Offices now over the Andrews Spencer
Dry Goods Co., Shreveport. Rooms 3
and 4. Phone, 1884.
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A Matter Of
Story
BY Q. Blair Ecfon
Copyright, 1903, by 7. Blair Eaton

y
They sat before a blazing fire on
the hearth. Thurlow, leaning forward
in his chair, toyed idly with pair of
brass tongs. and Miss Wentworth in
dustriously arranged chestnuts on the
fire shovel. They were quite alone in
the room. One after another the
other guests had sought the dining
room, where now Freddy Carvers
comfortable voice could be heard
stridently demanding candles to wax
the floor with.
II hope I'm not overselish in keep
ing you here to toast the chestnuts,"
said Thurlow to. the girl Perhaps
you prefer to dance"
"There'll be time enough for that"
she replied. Freddy Carver will keep
them going until midnight"
They're off," said Thuriow rs the
labored notes of violin, clarinet
and a piano fioated in to them.
A gust of wind whistled sharply
outside. and the fire answered it by
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Easy to BE Arrested.

In Berlin YOU are always forced to
take the first cab In the row. If you
are family OF eight and 1t is d one
hcrse dTosky for two, you take II,
Then you hire others for your over
flow. Then If you are lone, lozi
bachelor bearing single grip, and the
head Of the row is an eight seat fam
lily four wheeler, you have got to take
1t. Not to take It Is ''verboten." II
you don't take 1t you get arrested. In
Germany you're liable to get arrested
for almost anything. anywhere, at any
time-Argonaut