The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-11-28

Then shall earnestly strive to DO nice.'
aid Phil
there's some down town place." said
Margie, "where papa gets lovely candy q
great deal cheaper than up Broadway; but
be forgets IL half the time, 30 We sometimes
have one Of the clerks order = sent ~ papa's
desk-that Is, clerks who know how to select
candy" said Margie
my education In that respect" SID Phil,
has not been a. thorough as Il could have
foreseen sucn necessity for II; but will TO
sumo my studies at oncs"
"Are you good judge Of tear asked Lu-
ciA mamma has not been quite herself
since one Of paPas clerks went 10 Pennsyl.
vanla to take charge Of q rolling mill Tho
good man used 70 spend hours in the tea I'm
porterS warehouses, down near the Office
searching for the kind Of tea that mamma
dotes on
"You children are not to worry Phil with
any Of your trifling affairs" said the head
Of the housa II want you all to understand
that. besides having desk In my Office, be Is
large operator in real estate-a capitalist
o sort Of monopolist, In fact, for be Is secre
tary and director Of the Haynton Bay I'm
provement company, which monopolizes one
Of the finest bits Of shore front on the At
lantic coast"
"Haynton Bayi" said Lucia, in wonder
"Why, that Is where HaYn Farm Is"
"wise child" said her father; land that
flne bluff portion Of the farm that overlooks
the bay Is the companyS property You7l
never again cut your shoes to pieces on the
oat stubble on that bluff, for when next you
see the place 1t will be covered by fne villas,
the handsomest Of which you probably will
some day see mentioned In the newspapers as
the country seat Of the well known merchant
prince, Edgar Tramlay, Esq.,, father Of the
charming
"Edgari EDGAR" said MrG Tramlay.
sand, as ! was saying" continued Tram
lay, no purchasers title will DO good without
the signature and Official seal Of Mr.. Philip
Hayn Candy and postage stamps, indeed
Why, such mans time ought to be valued
at about dollar minute"
Then Phil was rich, Lucia said to herself
She did not much care, and she knew even
less, about business details; q fortune OF
paper was as good as any other kind, 50 far
as she knew; but what she did very distinctly
understand was that no one, not even her
mother, would again have occasion to speak
Of Phil as a poor man, or even q country
man Some young men who were accounted
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assistant secretaries Of one thing or other:
she knew it, because she had seen their names
In dividend notices and other advertisements
In newspapers How would tho change In
his fortunes affect her mother, she wondered
Mrs Trarilay certainly was moro affable to
the young man than she ever had been b.
foro, and after dinner she even took Pills
arm In returning to the parlor; tho act dgni
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heart dancing gayly.
When Phil departed, soon after dinner, to
accompany his father. by request, to meet
ing Of the "Society for the Amelioratiou Of
the Spiritual Condition Of Savage Tribes, y
Lucia lost very little time in signaling Margie
with her eyes and going up to her room. A
door, and exclaimed;
Lucia Tramlayi | wouldn't have be-
lieved IL II hadn't seen II with my own eyes
The idea Of mamma, with the blood Of dozen
High Dutch and May6ower families in her
veins, taking the arm Of countrymanr
"When there was no call for her to take
any ones arm" added Lucia, "the affair DO
ing only an every day family dinner"
TWAS simply paralyzing," said Margie,
"but It was q sign that everything will DO all
Elsut uOm tnis thhe toEWaEu De4F moi !
can imagine just how your new visiting cards
will look; 'MrA Philip Hayn."
"Margie, Margie." said Lucia, in q quick
whisper, do be quiet dOnS even know
whether be really loves me-"
THAT'S because you didn't dt at. tabs
whore you see his face all the while, as did
Besides, q stone image would taIl In love with
you tonight you never looked 20 perfectly
enhancing In all your life"
So, between all she had seen and heard,
LuciaS head was crowded with pleasant
dreams long before It pressed it, pillow