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“The Jack Was Bearing Nearly onto Me”

00133

Taken from illustration

The Branding Chute at the Beef Issue

00227

A “Cayuse”

00230

Taken from illustration

A Peccary Hunt in Northern Mexico

00397

Trooper in Tow

00447

Taken from illustration

In the Betting-Ring

00477

A Cheyenne Camp

00498

Lieutenant Powhatan H. Clarke, Tenth Cavalry

01033

Troopers Singing the Indian Medicine Song

01109

Infantry on the March

01113

Taken from illustration

One of the Fort Keogh Cheyenne Scout Corps, Commanded by Lieutenant Casey

01130

An Ideal of the Coast

01195

Cooking in Camp

01203

The Advance-Guard, or the Military Sacrifice

01207

“Toro, Toro!”

01208

Taken from illustration

The Medicine-Man’s Signal: Throwing Dust in the Air.–Then the Firing Began.

01220

Taken from illustration

A Run to the Scout Camp

01226

General Miles Reviewing the Mexican Army

01247

Taken from illustration

In Firing Position

01251

Taken from illustration

Training Horses to Leap Obstacles, Tenth United States Cavalry

01268

Chinese Coolies Loading a Steamer at Havana

01293

Taken from illustration

Merry Christmas in a Sibley Tepee

01309

Chasing the Ribbon

01312

An Appeal for Justice

01526

Taken from illustration

Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show in London–The Cossacks and Guachos

01537

Taken from illustration

An Athletic Tournament of the British Army at Aldershot

01538

Taken from illustration

Black Water

01603

The Uprising in Chihuahua, Mexico, 1893

01679

Columbian Exposition–A Note from the Wild East in the Midway Plaisance

01695

A Hair-Cut a la Puncher

01708

“Puncher Rope Man All Same Horse”

01711

The Revolution in Northern Mexico–Moving Regulars to the Front

01718

On the Mountains

01733

Taken from illustration

Waving Serape to Drive Cattle

01745

Taken from illustration

The Bell-Mare over a Bad Place

01760

On the Head-Waters–Burgess Finding a Ford

01764

An Early Morning Bath

01769

Mounting Double

01810

Taken from illustration

Throwing a Horse

01824

A Charge in Column of Fours

01832

Taken from illustration

On the Skirmish Line

01834

“Giving the Butt”–The Way the “Regular” Infantry Tackles a Mob

01838

Taken from illustration

Col. R.E.A. Crofton, 15th Infantry. Commander of Troops on the Lake Front

01842

Major Wallace F. Randolph, 3rd Artillery

01846

United States Cavalrymen Shaving

01847

Taken from illustration

Watering the Texas Horses of the Third Cavalry in Lake Michigan

01849

Rice Equipment–As Shoulder-Belts

01870

The Bear at Bay

01932

Crossing a Dangerous Place

01934

“We Were Now out of the Smoke”

01973

Taken from illustration

Winter Shooting on the Gulf Coast of Florida

01978

Taken from illustration

“I Began the Retreat as I Intended”

01979

Taken from illustration

Cowboys Wrestling a Bull

01994

Taken from illustration

A Cracker Cowboy

01995

The First Sergeant, Battery K, First Artillery, in Field Trim

02002

Getting Hunters in Horse-Show Form

02011

Ex Libris

02018

A Practice March in Texas

02022

Taken from illustration

Tent-Pegging

02067

The Dodge Field Equipment, or Blanket-Roll Support

02070

Trying Moments

02092

Taken from illustration

Uprising of the Yaqui Indians–Yaqui Warriors in Retreat

02095

Too Big Game for Number Six

02100

Taken from illustration

Moose-Hunting–An Unexpected Shot

02102

“We Struck Some Boggy Ground”

02113

A “Government Six” Mired Down

02117

The Half-Wild Cattle Came Down from the Hills

02122

The March of Rogers’s Rangers

02125

Taken from illustration

Paddling the Wounded British Officer

02126

Scouts

02131

Taken from illustration

The Advance

02133

Untitled (“The Essentials at Fort Adobe,” initial-piece for letter T)

02139

The Brave Cheyennes Were Running through the Frosty Hills

02282

“Through the Smoke Sprang the Daring Soldier”

02285

“He Jump from Hees Pony to Dees Red Horse”

02288

Taken from illustration

Hurdling on Three Horses, United States Regular Cavalry

02321

The Training of the Cavalry–Roman Race at the Riding Hall, Fort Myer, Virginia

02322

She Was Keep Off Jus’ Front of My Pony

02325

Sun-Down Leflare, Washed and Dressed Up

02326

Taken from illustration

Watching the Big Search-Lights in Havana

02332

Taken from illustration

With the Regulars at Port Tampa–Ninth United States Cavalry Skirmishing through the Pines

02342

Taken from illustration

“This Was a Fatal Embarquation”

02352

“He Was Laugh at Me from Between de Wheel”

02365

Taken from illustration

“Hees Beeg Buffalo-Lance She Go Clean Troo My Shouldar”

02373

Taken from illustration

“We Come ‘Long Slow Troo de Mountain”

02378

Taken from illustration

Caribou Track

02387

“This Is Where Them Injuns Is Light-Minded”

02398

Taken from illustration

One of Gomez’ Men

02416

Under Which King?

02417

Santiago Bandits

02425

Taken from illustration

The Passion of Ah-We-Ah

02432

“A Beautiful Fight Ensued”

02438

Taken from illustration

How the Horses Died for Their Country at Santiago

02442

“This Was the First I Felt of War”

02444

Taken from illustration

“The Round-Up”

02446

Taken from illustration

“The Buffalo-Hunters Knew by the ‘Sign’ on the Trail”

02447

Taken from illustration