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toria Cross Of Great Britain France.
Cross of the Legion Of Honor. Gcrma.
ny'S Iron Cross and RuSsia's Cross of
st. George are usually conferred for
distinguished gallantry in actual bat
tie. but not always. The American
medal Of honor can be earned I'm no
other way.
In this country, as rule. we do not
make much ado over the medal of hon.
or. when the Victoria Cross is con
ferrcd, there Is much glitter and gold
lace, ceremony ana SO forth Now and
then the president Of the United States
personally pins the medal upon the
breast Of u hero. but more often the
cherished little bronze badge is sent
through The mails. and the recipient
gets ten line notice in his local news
paper. Nevertheless, this Is the very
highest honor that can be bestowed by
the government Of the United states
upon one of its defenders by land or
sea
In the comforting Of this medal there
is no distinction Of rank. The hum
blcst private soldier and the epaulcted
major general may receive medals
struck from the same die. Thus fin the
ariSt"cracy of military courage all men
are equal. 1t is an aristocracy, for the
medal of honor "sct' is very exclusive
approximately 2,5OOOOO men fought
for the United states during the civil
war, and less than 1000 Of them re
cciNcl the medal OF honor. Congress
voted nearly half Of this number To-
the members of an entire regiment gt
one sitting. Right OH the eve of Get.
tyshurg that pivotal battle of the war.
the term of service of the Twcnty-scv-
enth Maine volunteer infantry expired
TO man the brave fellows volunteer
ed To stay In the army ana go into that
fight Every survive, received the
medal. Less than twenty medals have
been conferred upon soldiers and sail
ors who fought I'm the Spanish Amcri.
can war and perhaps not 50 many UP
on heroes of the Philippine service.
Many medal OF honor man has,
held this official tribute TO his bravery
for years and years, all unknown to
his tOwuspcoplc. Some of our hcroc
are too modest to wear their medals
even when they march with their arlut
post ON Memorial day. But until three
years ago the wearing of the media
of honor would not have disclosed To-
the general public the fact that the
veteran possessed it, for unfortunately
the original form of the medal was su
nearly like that of the Grand ARMY
badge that only by the closest inspcc
ton could the two be distinguished
General John \. Logan, founder of the
c. y. II" recommended for the en-
blcm of that body design which
though at the time he was unaware of
1t, was almost "a duplicate of the med
mi of honor This design was adopted
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sHAFTER MANAGED To CLIMB TREE.
this legion are OF two classes. actual
holders Of the medal and descendants
Of holders. The legion has about 500
members OF the first class.
Volumes would be required to tell
the story Of each daring deed for which
congress has voted a medal For the
present purpose mention may be made
of few medal OF honor men who
have reached high rank. One of these
Is Lieutenant General Nelson A. Mile.
AS colonel OF the Sixty-frst New York
volunteers Miles commanded a line of
skirmishers against a strong force at
Charlottesville To encourage his
men Miles several times lcaped upon
an emlnence, calling to his followers
to hold their ground. In this exposed
position the young colonel was finally
wounded seriously. He received the
medal for that particular deed
The late General William r. Shafter.
who commanded the United States ar.
my In Cuba at the Santiago battles.
climbed a tree during the civil war and
won his medal General Shafter was
much leancr and more active then than
he was at the time OF the Spanish
trouble, when he could not have climb
ed tree 90 save his life. Shafter was
wounded IN one leg at the battle of
Fair Oaks. Seeing a surgeon approach
Ing, he knew that ne would be picked
up and sent TO the rear. lie managed
to climb a tree, conccaling himself fan
the foliage until the surgeon passed by
Then ne climbed down and fought all
day on his wounded leg
Arthur Macarthur, who. like Miles
had been Lieutenant general OF the ar
my, earned his medal at Gettysburg.
lie was company officer I'm a Wiscon.
SIN regiment On thc fierce charge I'D
Missionary Ridge the regimental color
bearers were picked off one by one
Macarthur took the colors from the
hands of wounded sergeant and bor
them to the crest Of the ridge whc-
he planted the staff.
General j. Franklin Bell. the prescu.
chief OF stan Of the army. won hi.
medal I'm the Philippines. whore he
rode FAR in advance Of his men I'm pur
suit of two Filipino officers and five
Wivatcs IN" captured % captain ana
two pr.vatcs scattering the rest Of tho
little band with revolver shots. while
large force Of FiIpiuos was firing upon
MIN from the bamboo thlckcts
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Wis OF the Second New York infantry.
TO give a particular instance. said that
he never would give up his old medal
because il was presented To him by
General Grant IN person in the pres
ence OF the regiment for capturing the
battlehag OF Georgia regiment at
Cold Harbor. The new medal has been
patented TO protect It ag:Onst further
confusion
The original medal OF honor was Gre
ated by act OF congress i'm 1862. the
idea being suggested by General Il. ID.
Townsend adjutant general Of the
army during the war. General George
l.. Gillespie, assistant 10 the chief OF
staff OF the army, was the designer OF
the new medal 1t is OF bronze. sus-
pended from a hidden bar of the same
metal by n blue silk ribbon stamped
with thirteen white stars The pend
ent medal includes n five pointed star.
above which are a bar containing the
word "Nalor' and an eagle with wings
outspread. wreath Of laurel is
around the five points of the star. The
star is suspended from the bar. The
ribbon is two inches wide, the eagles
wings from tip TO tip covering its
width. The old medal has n bronze
star OF the same mold, but the ribbon
Is small American flag beneath
which Is an eagle, with outspread
wings sitting upon two crossed can
non, with an inverted pyramid of can
non balls leneath. This is the army
medal. The navy medal is suspended
from the ribbon by an anchor instead
Of an eagle. On the back Of the medal
are Inscribed the name OF the hero and
a few words regarding the deed of
bravery for which the token is con-
ferred.
a few years ago an order called the
Medal Of Honor Legion was organized.
which meets annually. Members of
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Tt ESDAN, MAY 2s. 1907.
TROUBLE TOO OFTEN

We have to state again
thai one of our forms
through forgetfuIucSs OF the
prcSomlm was Knocked INTO
"pi today, which Will ac-
count for the plate matter
on one of our pages in this
issue. Probably Il few more
OF these accidents will in
ducc our prcsSman to be Il
little more careful, or else
give his occupation to some
one who will be sure ne is
ready before he starts his
machinery. OF course these
accidents are annoying. and
we hope it may never occur
again.
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stapping young fellow I'm blue and vel.
low, with carbne slung over his back.
she turned pale. But I smiled at her
rs pleasantly as / could. which seemed
to rcassure her She was pretty. so
far as q country girl Of her station
could be pretty, and Judging from an
nWhrOtype iu the possession OF nv
Grandchildren taken at that time.
was fine looking young man. re
solved TO work my way into her good
grnces and kept mp % perpetual look OF
admiration for the purpose / told her
that though Yankee [ had no reason
to do her any harm add u she would
give me a snack I would consider my
self cternally obliged
She gradually gained confidence and
set something foo eat before me We
got ON together so well that when
proposed 90 depart She cOntrived ex-
ou,o- to deta.u mo 10 did not occur 10
mo That there was any purpose I'm this
except 90 enjoy my company. / have
srru country girls fail 'u love with q
likely young fellow in q few hours. and
the girl seemed 10 Doe doing the same
with me-
There was no one iu The house except
the gr' and aH old woman who kept
her ..f foo one " the rooms The girl
held wn 600 iu-. before dark. Then
was about fY pun away from her. but
shc said n would wait Uu She could
find tIc nYw slp would Hu my cantcou
with fro'h milk sho took q pail and
wont away ! waited nearly half am
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I'm every in BURY MI UNDER THIS
stance of au- TIRE
thcnticatcd prcScntimcnt the man thus
forewarncd has gone into the fight as
brnvely rs ever and has done his full
duty until the fatal bullet came. Men
who have gone unscathed through
scores of engagements have felt the
sudden premOnition on the eve of
battle and made ready for death. nev-
eG doubling that the day was 10 he their
last on earth Comrades to whom these
prcmonitiOns are acknowledged some
times try to convince the man so warn
ed that he Is mistaken, but I'm their
hearts they believe that the warning
means death I'm battle for the soldier
concerned. This is one of the unsolv-
able mysteries Of war
One Of the most remarkable in
stances OF prcscntlment is recorded
I'm a new book by General Newton
NJ. Curtis the hero OF Fort Fisher.
General Curtis tells the story OF the
Sixteenth New York volunteer infan-
try regiment From Bull Run to
charlottesville" The regiment had
landed at the head OF York river. I'm
Virginia, early i'm May. 1862 After
marching n short distance the soldiers
stacked arms, prepared and ate sup
per and then lounged about on the
ground I'm conversation. Suddenly Pri-
vatc Edwin Il Bishop Of Company r
arose and said.
Boys, II I should fall in the next
battle, as I now believe I shall. wish
you would hurry me under this tree.
where I indicate by these lines"
Bishop picked mp q spade and awk-
w0rdly marked the outlines OF a grave.
Corporal George j Love Of the same
company Immediately took the spade
and drew ON the ground neat paral-
telegram, saying sOlemuly:
u would Ike YOU to dig my grave
beside Bishops but please dig II with
moro regularity than his crooked lines
Indicate. ann the son Of sexton and
have helped to dig many"
Love dropped the spade and sat
down whoreupon Private Peter @.
Ploof % boy Of twenty. picked MP the
spade. saying
"lf ] fall. dig my grave here beside
Loves and do 70 as we dig graves at
home Please follow the lines I make
for YOU"
The young soldier drew ON the ground
an outline or 'hc coffin ln use at that
time widening at the shoulders and
taperIug Go thc head and feet lie then
sat down fHo soldiers resumed their
talk. and nothing more was said Of the
Incident during the evening
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Ger and half a dozen men. AIN mounted.
The officer looked AT The map. then at
me. aud said.
This is spy work You are i'm uni
form but YOU will bc treated as a
spy"
The girl was standing 10y. different
expressions fitting across her face. At
times she seemed proud of what she
had done, then very sorry for H. She
asked the officer how spy was treat
ed, and when hr said Hanged" she
turned white as a sheet The Confcd-
rates put a arilt around my neck
aud. mounting their horses. started me
III az run on foot before them. I
east reproachful glance back at the
girl and saw ON her face loul, of hor-
""r at what She had done
We had gone 90 mile when we met a
'roop of cavalry ami turned back with
them Requesting the house we had
left. th" officer who had me I'm charge
told the commander of the troop that
ne would await the general" there.
and was permitted 10 sit ON the
porch i'm charge of two scntincls sud
icnly there was sound of breaking
wigs, and "a scattered line of horse
men came riding through the wood
My guards dartcd away. ana when the
newcomers reached me the officer com
handing them was the captain of my
own company
My general had received orders to
push ON which hc had done without
awaiting my return. / told him that
my guards had been awaiting the com
ing of a general which meant that
The enemy were again rctrcnting.
As soon as had recovered from this
SUD len rcpricvc | had expected to be
hanged / turned To look at the girl
who had betrayed me never saw
such pleading I'm any wumau's eyes.
hut was I'm no mood for It. with n
'"ok Of contempt, turned away from
I"r and soon after left the house.
Years after Willie uu a train going
from the west To Atlanta / got Of at a
station from which had started my
r"ut ana drove over to the scene Of
my adventure found The house. but
. new family in IT, / asked woman
wing there what had become of the
irl.
"Oh, the gal that was Twin we're i'm
so She's dead She BETRAYED
Yankee soier that asked her TO-
mack. She'd fallen iu love with him.
nat she didn't know H. lie was tux
'ack by his own men. and the gal
lined and died"
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The prompt response of the French
government TO the demands of the
vine growers in the south for pure
Wine law may not bring the full
measure of relief expected, for the
reason that the taste for malt liquor
has grown SO prodigiously But it
viii give the vineyards of France a
fair chance at the market, and it
Will furthermore make the common
wine of the country what it has not
been for many years pure bever-
age, and wholesome in so far as any
wine is TO be considered wholesome
IL is notOrius that what passes mus
ter i'm the restraints as "ordanaire"
lis composition that has no right
fnl place except iu the dyer's watts.
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Corporal Love and Prlvates Bishop
and PloOf. After the battle their com
rades buried them under the tree. dig
gng the grave Of each In the place
which he had indicated the night be
fore. In describing the fight years later
General Hood said that while riding In
advance of his column he was sudden
ly confronted by Union men who were
almost close enough to shake hands
with him. He dismounted, stepped
back to his men and ordered them to
fall Into line of battle and load. the
men being under imperative orders to
march with unlOaded guns. The Union
soldiers Immediately opened fire. Says
General Hood: Meanwhile a corporal
OF the enemy drew down his musket
upon me as | stood in front Of my line.
John Deel. private I'm Company A.
Fourth Texas, now residing In Con
zales, Tex. had fortunately in this in
stance, but contrary to orders, charged
his rifle before leaving camp. He in
stantly killed the corporal, who fell
within few feet of me"
This man. says General Curtis. was
Corporal Love, one of the three to
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The following is notice that A. T..
Goodwin and Thomas Miller, roHd-
ing "a BlueGcld west Virginia, have
made Application to- the County
Court Of Mercer County for License
to sell at retail spirituous Liquors
wines, porter, ale, beer aud drinks
of like nature at SO. 444 Raleigh
ST., in the city Of Blucneld. West
Virginia. for the year beginning july
1st 1907 and ending July 1st
1908.
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Lincoln and the Captured Rrioadier.

Lincoln and the Captured Brieadier.
Il remember" Senator Depew said
recently, being in the executive man
sion at one time and in Mr.. Lincoln's
office when a telegram was handed to
him which gave the information that n
brigadier general through foollshness
of an extreme sort. had been captured
down In Virginia. In his command was
long train of pack wagons and mules.
Mr.. Lincoln read the dispatch. Then he
took up his pen and said:
with that pen can make a briga-
der general in minute, but l cannot
replace those mulesn"
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For Grandpa S Sake.
BY BERTRAM WELLS.

NY grandpa went to war long ADO.
- never saw him but they told me
So.
And how after battle. sad news came
\mora the missing was my arandpas
name.
THEY never heard of him again. they
L said.
And SO we know that grandpa must be
dead
And when I think of him. so GOOD and
brave.
wish knew where he had found
grave.
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, 1861 to 1865 !
was a cavalry
man ana a
scout. During
Shernan's con
tinued fight on
his way 10 At
lauta the en-
e IN Y Guild
make Il stand,
[ h + O " up
bren 81 works
ami thus bring
our force, I'D n
halt Then our
cavalry would
push out on
his flank. get
I'm his rear. and
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and s WORN ny M the Grand Arm.
men, Ihro" tWs ago. lu order
avoid 'h's confusion. new design
the medal was adopted rudcr us
rules the new medal was to br given
to any holder of the old medal upou
his turning in tIc old One Some of
the holders turned u their cherished
tokens and received the new dc-fe.
but many preferred tp keep tho oil
medal. which bad become cuIolreI 70,
them by long years of pp.-..sir. .r
by the circumstances Under which 70
was received. ComroIc Thomas ua-
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in aIi business transactions and
financially able to carry out any oh
LEGATIONS made by his firm.
WALDING KINNAN e MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O
Halls Caturh Cure is taken iu-
formally acting directly upon tho
blood and mucuous surfaces of thr
system Testimonials sent free.
Price 75 cents per bottle Sold bs
AN druggists
Take Hairs Family pills for cor.
stipaGon
+. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo, o.
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ing an advance I'm an important battle
CFort Fisher, | was appraised OF the fact
that brave officer had received a warn
ing l at once sent word to the officer OF
next rank In the regiment TO take a posi-
ton where he could be easily communi-
Gated with. Before this officer had reach
ed the position indicated the colonel had
received mortal hurt and died without
regainmg consciousness Not one of the
persons who entertained these sentiments
ever failed TO discharge faithfully every
duty imposed as promptly as any of his
associates
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r MERICA's badge OF

RICA'S badge OF
courage is the
medal of honor
This is the med
nj that Is confer
red 10y congress
upon soldiers and
sailors for con
spicuous deeds co.
bravery IN actu
al fighting Inal.
the world there
Is bat one OtlIcr
medal conferred
for just the same
sort OF gallantrN
and for no Otiir
Kind Of service
That is tho Vic
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HOWlS THIS2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for amy case of catarrh that
cannot be- cured by Hairs Catarrh
Cure
We. tho undersigned, have known
j.. j. Cheney for ta last 10 years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
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The San Francisco grand jury has
returned big batch of indictments
i'm connection with the graft inyes-
t.gation. Fourteen bills were return
ed against the president of the Unit
ed Railroads, fourteen against Abe
Euef and sixteen against Mayor
Sohmitz
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fight to d Il Y
something tells
me so, and |
know 1t" and
after The battle
[ II cir lifclcss
b o dies have
been :pund up
on the field.
Officers of high
rank have ac-
knOWledged this
preSeutiment
and have con
fdcd last mes
sagcS and re
quests 10 broth
or officers he
fore going to
b a title a n d
death.
Whence comes
this mysterious
IN eSsage 1t
ca N N % be
asCribcd to fear.
for practically
I'm every i'm
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-28

IL, as learned Frenchmen say,
majority Of marriages are arranged
at dances, the old proverb should be
amended to read, Those who dance
must pay the parson."
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whom had come
the warning of
death.
on the subject
Of these mystic
rlous warnings
General Curtis
writes:
These presenti-
lnents or previ-
Gus notices Of
death came to
men of varied
character and nc
compllshments 49,
TO men I'm the
ranks and to Of
hcers n o din &
important posi-
lions. l n a V @
no acquaintance
with so called
fortune tellcrs
or with those
who profess to
hold communion
with the other
world but | saw
so many cases
OF presentiments
which were re-
allied that when
on one occasion.
trrgt I,,.f,w. -
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Deaths Warning
To Soldiers.

DRESENTIMENTS Of death have
made a familiar topic Of discus
sion among soldiers for centuries.
Some persons affect not to believe In
them, but We have high authority for
the theory that at times the somber
shadow of impending dissolution pro
jectS itself before the event across the
consciousness OF the person chiefly
concerned.
Tim" ANA again have soldiers said to
their comrades, ~ shall be killed I'm the
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Given under my hand May Goth,
1907.
LSTlLL BAILEY. Clerk
Mercer County Court
I-2S-ITuos.
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