The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-05
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dOSn the duSter. at lore he could under sand her ac,lens she had lef, his office. and moment later he heard the street door open.
 Belle. dear" he exclaimed. bu; his yoIce vas fall of mlsgn,ns. The door closed, and Dr Bander understood iha, some,hiag had disturbed the pleasant engagement. His efforts ie continue writing proved futile. Belle's silent exit spoke volumes 10 him. lie could not convince himself that the matter would blow over as soon as he might wish.
 The entrance of pa tents for while gave his thoughts other direction, but hls office hours were hardly over when he determined 10 call on his bride and either laugh away the affair, or Il he should tail m this-much as he disliked the idea-he would apologize. He was adjusting his gloves when his eyes fell upon the snooper." and - women would say-manlike. he tore |, from the wall and opening a window threw |, out, and was sorry l; did no, break on the pavement below.
 Slowly he entered hls cab. and was about 10 order the ooAchman 10 drive io ] Remesas house. when a messenger handed him a package. He opened il, found all his presents lo his bride. even 10 his engagement, ilns.
 He did not observe the messenger plck up something from the street. and smiled as he earg,ed of the snooper with hm but returned to his rooms ani gathered the pretty little ornaments hts orlde had gwen hun. made a pack oi them. and sent them Ia her withou, a word
 The two apparently most gay people at all of the ball and parties during the entire winter were Mrs. kemesa and pr. Bander, yet they avoided each other as skifully as they did the qlestlons of their relatives and friends. soon all ceased to speak of the engagement, and by sprug Il Was only remembered that at one tune they had bee promised Ia each other.
 Asaln Christmas approached. ,nd pt. B.naeI had no, eaten an oyster n mat lnteiyal
 lie worked harder than ever | ptoz iessianal matters and @a2 appointed sstt- seon u ihe hospital.
 \ far MS to be gwen for The benefit of the institution, and ei soalse he must attend
 Btnder ven and va. >i i'm ed a, srab-b. gs. rAf'ies. votes iet tae preiile>t IadN. the most popular ph. sif i..,. U, the museum ot Irving eariosiucs, mhi h contained a mouse m d cage, e.tnaIy which drew water, and sfmilat ntlNels The line 1T, gallery consisted of ;" liony part Crossing the Rind.' skeleton ot |, chicken mounted on orange peeilngs. and Egyptian Darkness" sort oi sen- try hax. which kept the beholdef peetls.. in and see ng nothing
 As hls pufse grew light. thoughts oi gong home presented themselves to htm, when he uoteed d large number oi peo- pie IF one corner of the hall ~Ao seemed 10 struggle toward the center and leave Il with small package, which each one opened when alone. and laughed s, the contents.
 He approached the crowd. ant, with ou, beng able 10 elicit the cause ot the comnouon. was pressed ,o q FAkoda wi,hln which stood belle. who. SltE per haps ever so slight ,tenoi n ael Nu.4 z. sad
 "6ood evening. Dr. Lander Hoe many wi. you take 0tly twenty ee.ts each.
 He handed her dollar and she que kiy returned him tour lttle lc~eicr boxes, upon which @as printed. To be opened when alone. T.e sGfs IT. fo~d pushed nm oii. and as he was flee he opened ] one of the boxes and dre~ fai;h cieG- ] lar. winch read as follows
 Itlf 0>Ia 0KIoINAI. SHOOTER i rAi4>f4 a4o slaulAp ,> Ntett A .iif. i.,.ss- ! D.,rr. su,-H tng the n soirt |. ,1sr ..han { II t COB ;tsous ,fiase n ss.i r ef Iif ] ior. ati sls5 see f ~lil " tt' snool Then Noa us5st IT @~r ! sauoper 4s ..H aip.tat4s ta rttte i.-a As~ : question, las saostita. f=et!a es te bes, oi feeling ,moss ,i. st3t.eet net No,e=-li the snoopct ,.sl.t -teaAy a.s have lost thc sum ln.ret~i
 No discount, ta ,..tc
 [ r. Gail sgan.
 l;eneat. this circular 4pon some nue cotton rested an oyster sLe.l polished, cleaned and painted A the one he haa hung n h.s office on the la, cay ,ha' Belle had been there. he hot o.ood rushed io his face, and the ,,rat impulse
  leave he hall ye: d momeu,'s cns,dcfa- ton convinced hlm tha' he cu4.c tskc advantage ot ihis oPPor;ehs'> 'o -pe4k '. Belle.
 He a',a he'd the sheil ;o d.s button hole Ike bouquet oi lie ofau9a, and re,srrea io he pagoda.
 Ntse kemesa. ls t s.lo@A ,o .eat Y. Y59ef !. ya5s manner
 e.ee sst1 ID. the slightest emotion >. oas a, golden shell Gota Ter o1sa.- |. Aa4ch the .e,iers < and l. were ea.s4sts <. ard deity f4s,eaing ]; t9 h,, t,t ,.,-s. :. No. Res,.
 < ,uc say shat ne Rraspea herh4Hd and pre- sed ], ;3 n4s ilps before he would re- lease |. aai tnai eannot oe proven.
 .Aa apa late; ;ney en,c ed ,hc s.t:4ng. room of the Ken esa manson. Belle $ parents started as | frightened ~hen they saw them. After some mu.nenf c5EveT-