Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-01

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owned the Office he occupied notified
him TO par or get oa'. Mr.. Guthm an
discovered tina; while there ~ss plenty Of
room on the upper sbclvc. 1t would re-
quire . great maay years Of climbing,
and that he would probably starve to
death great many times before he cOuld
even reach the low est Of the said upper
shelves. So he determined To quit law
and try something else. He was sensible
young man, and 81 he did not
Write for the newspapers.
Ask for the management Of manu-
featuring corporation.
Apply for q position of actuary in
life insurance company.
Ask for the presidency Of the board of
education.
Ask for the managing editorship of
daily paper.
Apply for q cashiership of bank, or
anything of the kind. But he did fluid
something he was fit for. Down in one
of the streets close by Wall, In under the
sidewalk of popular restaurant, he no.
ticed light, clean open space that was
unoccupied. He went to the proprietor
of the restaurant and took that space at
q nominal rent, and promptly pawning
his ulster to procure stock, opened bust
meas there as boOtblack.
As matter of course he did not desire
TO DO known as polisher of boots up
town, for he was living in rather cxclu-
sive boarding house, to which only the
most respectable were admitted. It was
NO trouble to conceal his identity. Some
old clothes, smulch of black artistically
placed on his face, his pantaloons in his
boots, and no human being could recog-.
nize in Mr.. Garthman, bootblack, the
fashionable and elegant Mr.. Garthman of
Twenty first street. -....
His venture was entirely successful.
He was something of a wit in his way,
and entertained his patrons judiciously,
while he polished their boots. And then
there was something about him which
attracted the young brokers who frequent
cd the restaurant, and he entered upon a
career Of prosperity that was delightful.
His earnings ran as high as IS a day, and
his business in two weeks increased 80
that he had to employ an assistant.
His changed condition attracted at.
tention at his boarding house. 1t had
become we'll known that he had been
impecunious and now the fact that he
had better clothes and was again carry
ing his watch, and paying his bills prompt
", led to much comment.
Had he abandoned lawi Yes, and gone
into business. What business2 Polishing
calf skin. And he was congratulated at
his success, and became very popular
young man, and was received into the
very best boarding house society.
Was it possible that young man like
John L. oarthman should 60 through
Life without lovef Never! In the same
house resided an old gentleman, mer-
chant who knew just when "a quit, who,
with his daughter, occupied the best
apartments in the house. Lille Pick
ham, the daughter, sss delightful girl,
and Garthman and she became very much
attached 10 each other, and there Sas . de-
cent prospect that in time they would rake
up their minds TO 60 through life tcgeth-
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