«woman. or.
Shall I say you are
303’?" queried
me no name nor yet
“ stun ,. I any unit
in?" '
x it the "height of
a bully from the clro
to: ask to see his n...
130 send her about her
, ‘dolngs. indeed. ' lor
lie fling’tor gentlemen,
. t
pondered. then he said
: "Phyllis would like me
. o-owas always kind.
"show her in."
. .moh displeased.
“bend a young woman
‘ and shut the door after
7 «1 his nation that said
possible: "Well. I wash
this toolhnrdy proceed-
oman advanced into the
room and then stood
said nothing. she was
,A girl. attired In a variety
startling in hue and how
y no connection with one
hair wan brushed about
ind stuck out in a series
' behind. The hair was
rhat ot portentiotu; size
several rather dejected
W But under the tune
W the face was oval and al.
' «. In Its regularity of ten—
«lion
‘j rose and bowed. then
m ed courtesy he set a
. and having seen her seat-
: vsomething shyly an "to
lndebted tor the pleasure
stared at him with wide
* then said abruptly: "I my.
11' core, aren’t you?"
. stared a little at this do-
or himself and waved his
Ma mung sort ot way The
~ ' "I've 'eard in the village
EM” 8 studyin’ old books
.3" all sorts of heathenish lin-
uw. do you know how to make
Mill?"
“on: gazed nt her in speech—
ighr‘nent 'I hon be grasped
his writing table for support
nlered: 'llo I understood y‘ott
It I know anything about
on
that's the: tit-m," nullithe girl
V Z ””1 want a love poshitt to give
mun. 'E'ti been and took up
Leandra what «inert the
‘Itrflgth. nod I name to bring
Wine. You give me the per—
, and I'll ask the gnlipot to
tip. I was sure as you'd
wfill’tllar tell quit:- twrry tor her
realized the diallpp'liutnlent
lit to Inlliot. the mulled so
2 “I looked no pleased. He
“Nahuatl and then held gently.
' III I am quite unable to lep
Auditor. I know nothing oi
’s: neither do i mum» that
have the itmnlleat eltet'l."
thought you was nlwnys il‘
"dent dayn," raid the girl in
ltatlve thlt't', leaning lor-
jer ebair. "Do thinkuln
lent old ’Hltlkli" moving but
M." said the srholnr. almost
'wsssn eager. so tomb in
girl drew hermit up in
bald abruptly:
girl. I am."
' you are. and there-
love philtnm Iloilew
1. pretty and good
, love. all honeut love,
' to moxie." ’I‘lw
. ' . vely. ills mine.
and “his manner (”with
led her wide blue
little swallowing no»
Then ltllt' rmtah«
ht ml up strirt. 's
old with swearin. tor
' V. was light 'e'd lay
”at our shoulders. 'e
In our show,’e is.”
m tor a minno- in the
m the who!" said
nupt’ayoung'
it she was hard to please. but I know
lie'l lot) we WWW? out wouldn't
who. firm atom mg» it
worth having-wit herworthy of you
and or your M lumen-you will and
that all 01 this M will none to
an‘endssstslethatlsto told"
Ititssslofimtotthoscholar
to make. He hushed a little as he
made it. and the circus girl gazed at
him admiriugly. esclslrnlng:
"You are a ”owl! old core.
The scholar shook his hulliaud said
humbly: “l tear I ant Ignorant in these
matters. I have only known three wo-
men intimately'in my lite~my mother.
my wife and my daughter."
"Is that what your daughter did—-
the young Iidy us Is lust married?" she
asked, eagerly.
"I don’t ltapw what she did."
swered the scholar, gently. And lav
deed it was true. for the engagement
had come upon him ass bolt tuna tits
blue while he was thinking of Phyllis
as still in pinutores.
"Was she very r’ardrto please?" per-
sisted the girl.
Had Phyllis been hard to please? the
exhoinr asked himself. He did not
know. it had not taken long to please
her. anyway, so he said: ”I don't know
whatever she did was right and sweet
and womanly. and you ran doall that
yoursell. my dear."
"I em. I was a tidy." sighed the
rims girl. "but lather says as one can
he as good a girl In a troop as it one
was a scripture reader, '02 do. I see as
you' re a slty pilot by yer rholter. What
do you say. "'
”I quite agree with your lather. He
must be a most sensible man. and I
wish I knew hint. Believe me, a circus
lady can be just as useiul a lady on any
other if she will only try. and I am
sure you'll try."
The girl rose lmtp her seat; no did
the scholar. She held out her band to
hint and she took II and the old man
and the girl looked into each other's
eyes.
“Goodbye," said the girl. "I’m glad
I came. though you are. so ignorant
about low position."
”I' m wry glad you came” nuid the
and believe- me. you
need no love potion». You are quite
[harming enough without." The girl
flushed up to the roots of the tune
ttrush. Then the scholar said. "Would
you litre some roses?" The girl said.
Please, stir." in the sbyest, nmarteot
mice. and the scholar held the door
open tor her to pane out. Then he
l'illowod lit-r sit-rolls the hall and
through the open lront door. ile- tool:
it holat heartily
ho out her a great bunch ot the rover
that were tamed throughout the noun—
ty. Then he walked down the drive
vlth her and at the lodge gau- he bode
tor good-bye.
She started down the road and then.
looking book and seeing him still
standing at. the gate, she ran bark, any-
in): brouthieuly: "I wish you'd mute
and we mt,- ride. I van jump through
the, 'oops boa tilul. I run. I should
like to show y r
The M'lltllflr’fi eye» were very Itilttl.
int ho» shook hilt llt'fltl, saying: ”l'm
getting on old man. my dear. I hardly
trer go out at night."
"littt thorn'u u matinee an nttornoon
show,” :iht' explained. "Ihili ntternoot,"
The whoinr wow-red. then the he-
twt'hlng blue eyes taught his and held
them. "Phyllis Would like me to." he
muttered; then. "I will more and w
you ride thin afternoon."
‘I shall lntllt out for you. mind.‘
the girl. "Don‘t you forget."
The scholar did not lorgetr- he went.
Windsor Mngazini».
”BID ’0! m muons.
' unltl
“0......
A Party of Mort! Gold Hunters
Itartallndarloalatltlrders.
A party of gold hunters trout ilnrt-
lord and virinlty has started for Iirit—
ltll territory. The greatest secrecy
ran nimrveti by the merrily-re oi the
party and the company tor which they
urn going. They would not slut» their
destination even. and it who Intimatetl
that the smiled orders under whit-h
they wore traveling were not to be
t ported until they were. beyond Seattle
and well on their way to the gold dig-
rings.
The party tonal-ted oi the toilowing:
.‘trllinr It. ’i‘itompson. I'. ll. Ilom and
William Bauhaus. ot itsrttnrd; lit.
Whitney. at Windsor: ltdswnl thinks
and Mr. (,‘tllt’nllil. oI Ilpriagneld. Mass
The reason for the desire for "every.
it is laid. lathe tart that the then no as
h you want a love philo
in» arm nut. imm.
m It. and I ’ates 'int
at me. and In beastly
tales broke and great tears
fin Ma The scholar
lie was a very
Instructed is the best
I m that it re»
j _ tomataatt
huaiflasrsn slant»
hen
mwmwé”
'm are engaged to*
I! that
hill
the again of s New Yorlt many
which has Its eyes on certain claim
land does not Irish to he Walled ia
taunt-ulna" on them. It Is am that
the elaills are is Ilritlsh territory, and
perhaps that (set has mains to do
with the privacy that has been ohserv
Hi In the expedition.
They trill he inland by others also
in tile employ ot the mossy. sad tits
entirepartylntoheledil‘sit’nt
glands. but he had also Point graduate. who is said to have ,
gives up a ti.” partition beatnik
Klondike One at the Hartford party
but a hill W Into pennies "in
gain to the ladlaas."
”Miss”
his pruning Butte from his pork?! and g
l
with deputies tor the Milan
:mgtn‘g coal miners Stir: h. t. m
pastor of the mane! MW
flm With was“ ‘ ~
Mllnasva’to “taper and pass
wens man-hing tour or tivd abreast;
me quiet and orderly. and the dirty
When they made wan to use:
th‘aearasitpaassd one witnesssad‘u
up new no weapons. Returning on
"same car from Lnttltner, he again m
ed the striker: as they were approach-
ing the Iberia. its the car neared film
end or the tolumn, he saw. the ilrlktni
there running. heard a cheer and Imnlev
dlsteiy stterwsrd the shooting. Wit-
ness then continued on the car to Basie
toll.
Mina Grace (30er Principal mama's
assistant at the Lattlmer school, proved
to be the most important witness thus
tar in the trial. She said It. was, mud-
log on the north at the methane sole
new the deputies line up along the road-
aildt'. ‘ Then the strikers approached
quietly and orderly. She did not hear
any shooting. The sherlll' stopped “thorn.
and some or them gathered around
him. but she did not see any of theta
attlt'lt him.
ahead" and a tea“ striker-n [mailed III-I
the aherlfl'.
At that moment a shot was tired.
Then name another. and in an instant a
washing volley.
I raw men tall." sold Bliss 60er
'Some or them run toward the rheol-
houae. and when they" had got halt
way they tell. I do not know whether
they were ehot just hetors they tell u:
it they were wounded by the volley and
an no tar before. their strength lulled.
" snout-g continua m Ila-Isa.
"The shooting continued for about
two minutes. and alter the tirst volley
it was scattered. I helped many 0*
the wounded strike.» who tell near the
it’llmll‘ltalllt. I bandaged the wounds at
more nt’ those who were shot through
the arm or leg, and we carried one mat!
shot in the staunch and another In the
rhest into the Willow; “we thorn
water to drlnlt and tried to make them
r-omtortnble. There wan blood all over
the nebmtlhooee door. It was a horrible
tight.
“I helped about 12 of l of the wound,
ml and did not see any cations on any
at them. While I was helping them 9.
deputy named Hess laughed at me as
ho walked about amoiting s rigar. I
aid. 'Ypu ought to go to Cuba.’ An-
other deputy. ('lurk. laughed. and I
said to him. ‘Do you think you've done
a glorious deed today? I railed two
more of them bums.”
«in the cross examination Aline (‘0le
r'lClI’L
"shortly before- I u'vlonh not (”om
llrmitnvn name to the lit'htlol and paid
The lttl'lltf'rlt art- t-omlng, and I want
my little sister to go borne with me.’
Inst-used the little girl and thenthought
=t bent to dismiss the «lass so they
molt] get hotm- below the striker!
t'nmt'."
The trial In estmsted to take (out
“belts at lentil. as there are about Ii.
witnesses to be heard by the common-
twttlth and nearly 20. for the defense.
Tull-nay st an Alt-slug henna.
Dr. Keller testified in regard to hie
ltllv'ndflllt't' upon the wounded strikers.
He mentioned in order oath of the :It
Imitt'nt! taken to the Hasleton hospital
and destvrilml their wounds minutely.
it use evident that they had been shot
in all munitions, some while fronting
the- strikers. mun- while running away
and some nhile lying on the ground in
like hope ot escaping injury. Fortyqtix
wound” on .19 men were lnl‘llolnd by u
o'ttllllt‘r stint-heater bullets. and only a
"Hill" number of them were round by
hurltlthnt.
The tietnntw. in it» rrosa examination.
mndurted by es-lilate Attorney tienerai
I'nlvuer. united the dootor to classify
Ihv wotmd- .ts to the poaluona of tho
mm uh» 'll shot. The Humiliation was
as tolloust; Hhot directly in trout in;
titre-tilt in from 9: dire: lly in the side.
.1; iudlrwtly In the side. a; diret'tly in
the rear. Il‘ indirectly in the rear. I.
lit the till patients. seven died In the
hospital. two are still there and recov—
r-rtng slowly, and 3* have been dia-
(‘h‘f‘PCL all of them cured. elm-pt one.
it ha in now in a Philadelphia Ivorian-l.
He be» u bullet In his head. and tho
tihyttlrians are trying to Innate it by
means or the x rays.
The prosecution has all along roa-
tended that a large number or the lava
m-re shot In the back. The Willem
It'lullt’e to mine oi the mo being shot
while running away was made elesr by
tlw Iesliltmny that to the oases of two
who wen wounded the bullet had ea-
ttvred just above the heel and lodged
near the Ito» rap. Only a man run.
wing at full speed would have been shot
in that manner
my m Afita tritium
Montreal. rm 5. o’l‘lle Western Ilniou
or the Montreal diatrirt of the W. o.
'l'. t’. has made another violent against
the Itontitmantre at Lady Manet as an
Mllelsl ot the smiatlort and planes!
re-olutlona to the «rm "that!”
would no longer test under the slur ot
approving or her and be made the"
tsnshlng stoelt of the world in having
at theiritesds women altohsdbeen
turned to resign In om: Dritsln.”
m fist insane;
llslitu. It. 1. 70h. twine British
barn Dwansta. trout Annapolis. Ivonne
ed the marching strikers en .tontr. M. .
Some of them cried “(In 7
W”
,, em all
”I «dialled fight
not... as he mom rin mutt his
eyes “'0'; the twirllagdiat, ="butvlfd go
, toisll More I'd «Into ,a ”(netball
game. It haln't no pleasure that I'm
askln2 a little time “sigh“d the sen-
«peep ended III 3 deep
"all. 1 be} your inrdon. None oi
your touts III or dead? I might have
noticed that you seemed In grist."
”80::an all alive and I guess
they are all well. There’s nothln' at
that Itlnd botherin’ ate.” '
"That's good. From what' I can
gather. then. you need a rest and a
B?"
”Idon't need norest. sndlhaln'tes-
pettln' any, but i suppose It'll be a
change You know, I’ve been a bulk
elor a good while. and I’ve always been
uncertain shook”
"Oh. hol Going to get married?
That's It?"
” ”Yes. I thought I’d lest try it once."
and the but went faster than ever.—
Detrolt Free Press.
14m and renew .sre seldom on
speaking terms.
W
South mu Sultans Baas.
Opsndauytromrhlzanasd
lromltolp.m..sndonlondayevea-
tugs Iran I to t. .
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN rowan. Pleat.
JOHN II. Willis. Vin-Prat
tmfllfi. Khulnluaalm
D. W. RAYMOND.
SunanDirtetor
and Water.
I! 'afltlngtu It. lamb Ins-walk.
. We. a present 'I'srrsea
Telephone at bottle, “-6. I.
J. D. JENNINGS.
WCE. ELI! STREET
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Prom Pier 29, I3. 3., I. Y.
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m M Trillium JAI. -
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then
Profit.
Uponthelrstsympto-sot
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)larlsnd's Autos. 'I'she oc-
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may save youtro-s long
sndnsiatnlillnau.
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ache. and neuralgia; does
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nonmetal-ants.
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WAREHOUSE.
run 1. mass W
Furniture. manna,
lleyotaa. Carriage.
etc. etc. etc.
'mrm‘mn "
Toy lord‘flolde'n’s
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Wldm'wogrflgmn L‘- . . . .‘i mo
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man's not: our. wot-eh s.oo‘. or“
Men's loans-I anus, worth moo. t.”
M's Patton! hither. wot-en moo. l .as
"his“. Oil! Shout. worth“ 1.00 I .3.
Mon'a Working Gianna. worth 3.”. l .Io'
Men's Hip loot.) worth 3.56. '31.
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THEo. OLSEN.
Washington Qt" Io. Not-walk.
The Business Men
of the Norwalkasnd vicinity ort- rapidly Imsunlng‘convinoed
that It than not pay to have t'heap printing in use in their
How Do We Know ?
lleeaune of our rapidly and ntatlily int matting thallium,
which has been and is advancing until we now find it neces-
nary to keepour composing and 1m dqmrtmmtslnopetstlun
day and night, and our engineer duds busy moments in pre- ‘
touting his constantly whirling engine trotn getting a hot—hos
humeral the gut demand made upon It. '
The Tendency of the Times
is toward a higher irradi- of printing for the intent Innings,
mercantile and protein-Iona! men, and in {set all who have
use for the printer’s art, because they realize that printed
matter whioh hears the utantp of experienced and akilllill
daign, andnarstl'ul execution, is ill iteelt Muslim
for snyenterprhw. beratlaetheohsnctaotsmism
slsstlntely judged by the character and appearance of the
printed matter in an, and as we hare raid before,the [minus
' men unbecoming curt-red of title {at-t;
It is not a Case of flide-nud-fioi-Seek
to get the ”best that ever happened" in the printing line. for
,ouesn Ind It. nodal the right prim. at
(ll. Preemption and to Printing no".
So. Iii Water Street. I500"! Korwalk, Conn. ‘ '
Just around the corner than Washington street. .
will care on girls: msua- "
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nu sun lllllllil
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All Art thialngus
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We will give One llpndred Dollars
tor any ease of vastness (causal hr
catfish) that cannot be cured by
Hall‘- cutout out-o.- Send rot- cir-
thiamine. .
P. 1.0lIENBY It 00.. Toledo,0 .
Sold by druggllts. ,
——-.._._.
Alter everyone “ballets their nur-
mises regarding the cause of the eri~
dent loudness (or each other's society
shown by two individuals of opposite
sex. some quiet body suggests that
perhaps Ilwr an recurs“ . W!
In Iovewltheuchother . ,
—-Aeetoneurssla’ilrlppa
It is better to laws good quality
and mate It lutltlongaspossihle
than tobuy clothinglowlnprlcesnd‘
have It. renewed lreqmtly.cheap ,
(«:53
terlals are never ”timing"
shrink or stretch. with the result that
after a time one‘s garments become
very minhaven . . ,
lonsloollflhnpls
allowscoughtorannntilitgetsbe-
yondtheresehot-adleine. Therotv
ten say ”Oh, it will was: away; but
inmostcssesitwiilwsarthatsatrsy.
, they do not spot with Palmthuy
—Conldtheyhelndmdtotrytheauo-
consent medicine oaliedKetup'sllAlv
tall :flkmmamwm
satee curs. WW,
mtmmmmm’rmm’
hrstdose. Prieemudior. Trial
sisetree. Atallm
Astagpartyisopptowhieh the lit»
tledesrsanaotadmltfid
It's a wise m that than her
husband at s mam' . hall-
lraMPleaIsstltlbs.0..lare.
Altar twodoetorsgsvsspmyhoyte
dielssved him mares. by
a
wrestler can't evtul thm dice
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