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A ’ Ill
Why it in: that (toward minimum»
but! been known M the ulterior-«t men In
hell mime rind the boot boxer”
call me, l‘illild nut summon up enough
court-gain lil'op w to little Arline Philo
llpii was» inyi-tut‘y. lint it was no. lie
could lint do ii.
George had arrived at his twenty-
fourth your withoui telling it victim to
any feminine fioiciiuiiionu, but now he
wee badly in love. HHII that little bloude,
Arline Phillips, was the only physician
who could help his piirticulnr complaint.
The time wuii Halloween, and George
woe to trike A riine to ii party at tho 110“"
of a friend. lie knew all oi the old Hal-
IoWeeu mum-ii. and be decided that to-
night. of «II nichts. was the time for him
to make the plunge, if IN! ever were to do
no.
He stood in from of his mirror. aur-
veyed himself. and n -~- dvrvd how it I"!
that u nix-root lilllll. \‘II\ II the determined
looking chin liiitl ho- had. t'ollld not pro-
pose to in little girl who stood live feel.
nothing in Iii'I‘ high-hurled hunts.
“Halloween is lit" time." he said
as he turuml from the glass, “and I'll
settle it iii-night tori-vvr."
lie got into “W Will that land been wniir
ing for him and nruii-ri-d IIII' driver to go
on to the house nl' Arllim- his Arline he
hoped idle would he IJL'IIII't‘ the night was
over.
Miss Phillips I'i‘Ci'IWNI ill-urge with the
careless, alumni. sluii-rly familiarity
which iii in min-h or :i si-i-hnvk to lovers
Mi a decided cnldnvss Would be. He
would have IIkNI it lind she been: lit-
tle more distnnt int n him.
As it was alri-iioy lulu. they went at
once to the housi- n in-n- the party was to
be, and wvrc ri-i-t-ivz-d nt iln- door by Mimi
Katie Edliiuilfllllll, iiu-ir hush-ks.
Miss Ednionstoii, u IIIIII' girl with n
heckled Ini'c rind rml lion", in lioiii no one
could cull pri-iiy, on: whom it” called
attractive, i'oroirn .l lili‘tu iii the door
and told tin-in in innit-n. us the games
were already ill prom-i >5.
In the pnrlnr our :1 Iiil’gt' i-rowd of young
men and \vonu-u, him.)- i-ngugi-d in the
sport of diving for iipplrs. in this sport,
his every one I\IIU\V.‘€, u lot A l iippli-s, each
bearing tho norms of a Illllll, iil'i' pint-ed in
a tub of “’iiit‘l’, uud the girls try to catch
them in their twill. ’l‘lii- IIiIIlH' on the
apple i-uught is Hill‘i‘ to in- [no name of
the future hiisimild of tin. young woman
who dirt-s. There was unuiiwi' tub filled
with apples in WIIH‘II ilii-rc were the
ilillllt’fl of girls, but lhnl “'ilh for the men,
and consoqucntly of comparatively little
interest.
There wns luili'll diving. lilill‘Ii liiughter
and Illlli'Ii disgust win-n it was found
that curclully curled hair was, owing to
the water. hanging down. before the
eyes of the owners. strnlglit und still".
But no one mines nhoui hair lil n lid.-
lowecn piirty, and so the lilsulisl wus
short-lii'i-d. indi-cd.
At Inst ll i‘nineArIiIic's turn to dive,
and, WIiIIt‘ the laughing crowd of girls
were busy dragging hrr to thumb, iicurge
Edmonds slipped lino it live. iipItit'H, viii-h
hcnring liisowu iiiuuv.
llethought tliiit should Arline got no
ripple with his name on it silo would IIH‘II
expect tho proposal that I.Il‘ Wits mush-ring
up his couriigt- to ninke.
Arline li-iuiod over the tub nod hit on
ripple. but, it floated nwny lt‘iiill lit'l‘, and
so she trio-d ugain, lint with no lwttvr
sllLti't-ss lllnli iii-fore. Slit! “us lll'f“-I.\Ii'lli,
however, iind in about Il\'t‘ ininuii-s drip-
ping and lriuinphnt it. she sltmtl up with
no iippli- Ili'IiI first ctwi-i-ii hi-r truth.
Au inspw-iion rcVi-nli-d the I'uct that
the uppit- liorc instead of thi- mum: of
George Iidinonds tho nnnw of Frederick
Hopkins. 'I'nis Hopkins was it. duppur
little fellow who iill tin- glrls snld was
”nice," and Ill' slit in the ('ttl‘lll'l‘ and
smiled a huge smile win-ii he ilt‘lil'iI the
fair Arline rind his nuniv. 'l‘h iuzirw nint-
tors worse, i he festive Fri-«hm h Illlli Iil'i‘ll
a frequent Visitor "I. .\li.~.~ l’hilllps's
house, niid iii-urge: liiid one-u iii-i-ii jl‘illtills
oi liilf_iiitl‘illiii|| she paid him.
The Writing \Hil'i' on nod poor iieorgt-
Wins in I’VliIt‘Hl ugony on-r tho' int-i tluit
Arline hard not thosi-n hiui for n pnrino-l‘
in any oi tin. giiuu-s, and haul. on the con»
trnry. lotion tin.- dnppi-r Hopkins more
Limo out o. iicorgc wished tor t-il)ll|(' Linn:
that young Hopkins wns play in; lull Iiiit'h’
to his ('IIVI on rii'nl fontlinil I.':illi~.
“Uh; \rnuuin't l down hiiu‘” he lliill-
ti-rvd; hut inrlutiately for Hopkins. it was
lliillowm-n. mid not 'I‘linuhsgniug tiny,
ntid lhiii young gi-nilviiiiin Wouldn't
hiive pluyml looihnll unywny lI Wits too
rough.
Midnight strui-li. “the Witching hour
WIN'li HI'II‘I'!‘ glvi- torttiiiieirdi'iul." And
now was the tune for the fluid and posi-
tive it-st. .\ girl took it (’lIIlliit' in one
hand und ili IIIR‘, other u looking ghiss and
walked blIiIk‘VlIrII up the hiiiii'ri. it was
supposed tnni ut the top of tin- iiight she
would so» the l’uvc of her IllIlIi‘i‘ hushnnd
in the glnss, hilt undrr no circumstances
woe sin- to turn around. for Hint would
break II“: rpmi.
several girls trii-d It, each one solemnly
declnrcd tout the liiid iii-cu n fuce in the
glue. and thou mine Arliur‘s turn.
“I suppose she'll re: that follow ”up-
Ins," uuntvrvd licorgv. as Arline went
to get ii light for her tinndlo.
Just ill. tins moment Kiitlc hliliiitiiistoii
I'llsltod up to Iii-orgi' null Hnid:
“lie quirk. run up the hurl. sinirs nnd
look ovi-r A runv's sliouldi-r when she
rcachrs tin: inp. Hurry up now or she'll
two you."
“Bury!" Ill'HIliiiPII but ii moment and
thou ooi-ywl. liu rcm'liml line dark top
floor nnd grup 'd his wny to the liimd of
the front st ill-i. 'l’heru he pointed.
"Sllppom'." thought lli',”I but this should
“Iva horn iright from which she never
could rccoi'i'r. Hlinll i do it?”
e hiul itlmost iii-cidi-d in the negative
when In: hcurd Arlliic coming slowly up
the etiiirs. l'p one llight Hhe crime nnd
then on up the next. Vi-ry slow work It
moi and “come could hear iii» licurt
thumping wildly us she clinic on.
Butn few steps remained for her and
then (lounge bent over nud nitnust touch-
ed her idiouliivr with his chin.
Arline sighted in u pleased sort of way,
and then, without turning commenced
her downward trip.
He rmdn-d down the buck stairs and
iloor George WM leaning against. the wall
act.
tione. "Whom had she neon?"
look natural?”
very nice young men.
that night, hntu they were walking
aim he width. story that for so Ion.
when Arline Phillips reached the lower
trying to look unconcerned, but only sue.
cecdcd in looking no if he had committed
petit larceny and been caught in tin-
Mine Phillips was besieged with quell
"Did he
"Just tell in. his first
name, or even the color of his hairi"—-bui
Arline reiuiied, but acid that he were
George and Arline did not ride home
‘ with their-5i
tuna m on. lost trunnion ,
mun-um v0. and in George
moods. the proud.“ mini ln‘New York,
walkeddwutthe aisle. he now Misti lilv
non-ton leoldnl at him from the corner
or her eye, end as he med her seat he
buried and murmurod:
“Thanh."
Once in the carriage with Arline,
George grew gruve.
“Arline.” he cold, "I have nqueutlou
tout and a secret to tell you. Didn’t
Hellowwu uiuiit influence you some in
Incoming me?”
After a moment she anuwerud with re-
luctance, "Yeti."
"Well. Arline," be Held, "1 stood at the
head of the stairs iiiid looki-d over your
Ihuulderthnt night. Now don‘t get our
my,” he continued as she ruined her
handki-rchicl to her int-r. '
She runiulncd nili-nt while one could
count ton and then Mild with it little
laugh:
“Why should I be angry. when It won I
who told Kiiiie l‘ldinonnion to send
you up Iill‘ ImCh ntuirn.
CALLING A HALT 0N PICKLES.
Boston iii-hooi (ilrls to lie Deprived 0!
Their Favorite Luncheon.
Considerable interest is bring mani-
fested In ro-giird to time luucheous
now provided at rout'ss tnm- for boys and
girhi in the high schools. At ultnost ev-
ery high H'Iilmi in lheciiy tiu- iiiiijoriiy
of the pupils huy lhcir luncln-ons from
the lunch counter kept by the janitor,
and the food so provided consists largely
of pics and ciikcs—“biiki-house stud"—
Iii some people cull it, and pickles. The
jiiiiitors km-p that kind of food because
thcpuplls buy it in proi'vri-imi to other
more wimlusomokludsnil-l iii-lo because
there is prolinhly more profit in it. Nev-
ertheless the parents of the pupils are
anxious lhut some dilfert-nl syntt'lli may
be adopted in the ninnncr of furnishing
luncln-ons. They think it high time that
something was done nbout it, for in
schools where there are no luin-li counters
pcddlcrs of clicnp candy. mmnnut nukes,
and other unwholosonic miniponuds make
tlieiriippi-urunue iii. rcccss. nnd urn gon-
erally well patronized by line hungry
boys and girls.
The llrsi oiliirinl strap loci il‘I lit-:tcring
this state of things Wih Lilia-u win-ii an
order wns passed by Iiii' mwmol liourd
providing that all IuIII’IIi'HiIh' «old in tho
pnhlicsi-liools should ho such in are up
proved by the Committee on Hygiene and
i’liysimil 'l‘ruiuiug. 'i'lic roniiuilioe was
instructed to rt-port tit thi- in-xl. inn-ting
oi the Board a plan forprovidingsiiitublc
luncheoiis iit proper plum-s for the high
school pupils. r~llustou 'l'riinwripi.
RACE WITH A MOOSE.
lie Lend» in Itallrood Train for ("or I
Quarter of n Milo.
The morning i-xprt-ss on llw liiingorniid
Aroostock. from lloultou, lind ii rnco
witha niuosu out: iii‘ti-ruoon, i'mil. ls vivid-
ly IIUhI'I‘lIH‘iI by tho liosloli III'I'IIIII. Bie-
tweou lslund Fulls and l'i'yslnl. uliout
thirty miles wilt of lloulton. (iii! engini-ur
snw ii hugi- mouse on [Ilt' ti'iirk, wutching
the iippruiivliiug ti'nlu iind o-vldi-ntly uu
lit‘lt‘f‘llllllt‘il \slii-ihwr IitlIi'I'in it or jump
Ulfiilid li'i ll Lzlliill'lllt ils linsllii’ss.
'l‘hc engliwrr in“ .i ~lli I'l")s.l)l| of show
hliisis Willi lln- \iiilsilr, und this the
[noose ovldvnily loon ior IIIt' word go for
it nice lu-Im-vn iiinisi-il nnd tlic trnin. At
any riitr, ho turned, uiid, with the trnin
not mori-tlmu n iIIMv'll rods from him,
he Silu‘li'ii down‘ thi- II'iH‘It. 'l'hi- (ruin was
niovingnt tlii- run-oi" forty nun-sun hour,
but the Illtium' lII'W like lin- wind and
kvpi his distant-o. 'I'Iu! prism-tigers Iit:u|‘li
thi- warning Iiiilhlfl of tin: whistle and
lint-w ilint Mliili‘illlliil tins on ”10 track,
but not iilllii lilt‘ Iriiin I’r’iii’Iit‘iI i'rystnl
Station «lid Lin-y It‘lll'li that! Illl y lm-l iii-i-ii
rut-lug wu h n itilmsv.
For a quarter of n llliit‘ 1 hr Iiiu utiliiinl
lit-pt up the nliiiosl Iilt‘rl'IIiIiii‘ pni‘iv not-vs-
hairy to limp iiln-ud of IIII’ lmln, llllII thou.
us if siiil~lird Hint he had “minim-d his
(‘iililpi‘llloi‘ Iliiii tin-r0 u'nsn‘l no} t hing in
tho simini onglni- line that on» coming
into .‘riill\liii'l\ to do him Ill u sprinting
IIHIII‘II. ln- Ii‘li iln- truck and pluiigod lulu
the Wimtls \iilliout so tum-h us looking
Ilt'IlllilI lliin.
THE GIRL WITH THE HARP.
Fashion Ilus Taken ['3- tlw Amp-lie lu-
sirumunt in to End.
To ill tho fushion of our ri-siirrrvtcd
griinduiothi-r‘s gowns, Wot n low over the
shoulders. nod (‘f‘lllllilltr‘ll shirts, with
hair brought UVI‘I‘ ”in ours und looiiely
purtcd down thi- i'i‘lilt'r, minus the harp
this wintrr us the fnshlouuhlc instrument
for young girls to pluy.
Banjos and unindolius im- luid aside,
“'hetlwr the instrutin-ni. this come in
from the t'h'l'iiiii iltucm oi things or not,
girls. to be nnmrt. should trniu for thc
harp.
It not only rt-qiiiri-s good execution,
strony lingers. lint lh-lsnrtt-iin post-s to
make it pirturvequc. Quito n nniuher of
New York young girls are pro-puring for
this wiiiti-i'. ’l'lleir Iiiolhi'rs ul’o having
thorn triiiin-d in it most prollvii'nt nmli-
ner, iliut tlwy only play lit the afternoon
receptions in thi-ir own parlors. Lovely
gowns nrc lusliioucd for tin-so i-iiililrvn in
soft old mini-s tluit hnrmouizo: with the
yellow of the butt). ’I'lii- inn-.‘u: is soft.
and full. not too lirilliniii to hush till
other sounds, but serving us it delightful
accompaniment to tho singing or mixing
voice.
Au instruim-nt costs from é-Lluototrlili),
qulto its IllililIl us in piano. Ilvssous are
rather exp-mslw, too; but tint whole does
not cost more tlniu on educiulon on the
plum. The only diiilculty «mum in hard—
ening tlic lingers. This indiiliuult. ’I'he
thunilisuro protected, but the oil”?! ihn
gors will sui‘i‘ur during the iii-st tiiontlin,
and nothing but continuous pruct‘nm will
remedy this. '
A Legal Triumph.
In the Upper I'eniimulii is u Inwyer
whose peculiar ntyle of l‘IIIlllIt‘Iit'tl in cclc-
brntcd throughout the lilth district. Thin
genius of ii inwyer wus Illlllilmtliit‘Iy whip-
ped in ii nose. the jury bringing in n var.
dict agninnt hin client. A friend met the
genius.
"(tongrntulnte nic,”imld tho hitter. I
have auiili-vml ii grnnd triumph."
“Why how no?" true the Mtonluhcd re
spouse. "The case went against you."
”Thnt Isn’t the point. my boy. Did ye
notice. now, how long the jury were
out?”
"Yes, they were out three hours.’
”’i'hrcc hour», islt? And it took thini
three hours to unravel the thread of
me noph'lslry. it was in great triumph-—
Detroit l‘ruc Preps.
Miss Gidiloyw'l‘iiimoge say» there are
hardly any men In heaven.
hedtrouhled him. and site, with aim the
, , uptown-to
4‘ Air
lilies Fiypp~Then lion did it come to
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Horse owners fully know the danger of feeding dirty oat
borers, but seldom see the oats that are fed. I guarantee to
move one bushel of dirt, duet, sticks,etc., from every thirty b
els of oats. That means your horse chokes down ten bushel
dirt per year unless all cats are drawn through an oat cle
heaven, colic and other horse sickness.
Cattle and Poultry. Branch office at Solman’s livery stable.
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I5 MARSHALL STREET-
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