Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-10

gesture of annoyance, I've heard the Gus.
toniarv al; ..,yGi mother love, and believed
l.. -, " late. but can't possibly bring NY
self to be as anxious as you to get rid Of our
blessed first born"
ut is because love her that am so desi-
rous Of seeing her happy and settled-not to
get rid OF her."
the asd sp'sT Rn4P PHI has 1 Beea wait sas
Ing until he should lie certain about his own
condition financially. he will not need to wait
much longer | don't know whether it's
through brains, or tact, or what's called low
er's luck, but he's been doing 80 well among
railroad people that In common decency
must either raise his salary largely or give
him an interest In the business"
"wcll, really, you speak as If the business
depended upon him."
'For a month or two he's been taking all
the orders. I've been simply a sort of clerk,
TO distribute them among mills, or find out
where iron could be had for those who wanted
It In haste He's after an order now-from
the Lake end Gulfside road-that | let him
attempt at first merely to keep him from
growing conceited It seemed too great and
difficult a job to place any hope on, but AM
beginning 70 half believe he'll succeed If he
does III simply be compelled to give him an
interest In the business; II ldon't some Of my
competitors will coax him away from me-"
"Whati after all you have done for himf"
"Tuti tuti the favor is entirely ON the other
side. Had some outsider brought me tho or.
des1 which that boy has taken, l would have
had to pay twenty times as much in commits
dous a. Phils salary has amounted to- What
do you think Of Edgar Tramlay g. Co. for q
business sign, or even 'Tramlay & Haynr"
Il suppose Il will have to be, " said the lady.
without any Indication Of qualification, land,
u Il must be. the sooner the better, for It
rant help making Lucia's position more Ger.
tain Ifttdoesn't do SO at once, shall be-
iieve It my duty TO speak to the Young man.
"Dm'tl don't, / implorer" exclaimed the
merchant "ae will thinkn-
What be may think Is Of no consequence
SAIL Mrx Tramiay. 1T 10 time that be should
kno- what city etiquette demands"
But e lint necessary. il 1t, that he should
know how matter -of-fact and cold hearted
~ city peoi,le can bo about matters which
r'urtry peop1e think should b approached
With the utmost hc2rt and delic.cyi Don't
III i!m know what marccnary, self serving
vt II wrctchcs We are until he Is so fixe,l
that he can't run away"
Edgar. tbs subject Is not one 10 be joked
sixsit. assure you
AMi azusise Jon, my dear, that I'm not
nre than half joking mot bit moro"
4 shall not say more than thousands Of
the most loving and discreet mothers have
,srn obliged to say IN similar circumstances. ("
xsid Mr& TrumlaY III you cannot trust me
u discharge this duty ieiicately. perhaps YOU
will have the kindness to undertake it your
SIX
The very thingI" said Tran,lay. .lf be
naft have unpleasant recollections Of one Of
az ! ~ouhi rather It wouldn't be his mother
tn-law Chs weight. Of precedent Is against
yosi, don't you knowi-though not through,
any fault of yotirA'
"Will you seriously promise to speak to
hims At oncef-this very weekr
II promisr. said Tramlay solemniy, at the
Eanse time wickedly making q number Of
mental reservations.
Then II thcre should b any mistake It
viii not be too late to recall poor Mr. MArge. !"
aid MIA Tramlay.
Ny dear wife. said Tramlay, tenderly.
II know Aaree has snms good qualities, bat
beg yoap d1aiAuber that By the time our
daughtee1on = be ID tie vryprime Of
hr beauty and spirits, unless her health fails,
Aarge WIN Be- nearly 20 years old I can't
bar the thoughtof our darling being doomed
10 be purss to an old man Just when she will
b mest'at for the compasionship and SYM
pathy OF husband. Suppose that ten years
ago. when you boosted you didn't feel . day
older than when you were %, had been
twenty year4 older than am now, and hang
ing H. dad weight about your nscki Be-
twesn ~ No have bad enough to do In bring
ing up owp Children pruperiy; what would
you have dos bad N to Responsibility come
upon Jon alonei And you certainly don't
care to think Of the probability at In being
hit widow before she fairly reaches middle
ageF
Handsome widows frequeutly marry
sgai.. especially 4 their first husbands were
we'll "a.
.Wifer
Hrk Tramlay looked guilty, and avoided
her hushandb eye She could not avoid his
eccarcling arm, though, nor the meaning Of
hb voice y b. saids
''Is uisrs no God utbocietyr
II didnT mean.to," whispered Mr. Tram
hy. IAN mothers are looking out for their
daughters; ! don't think fathers understand
how necessary It II II you bad shown more
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hura.ndss ' y 1A's
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thev ~ roc.,, : "a r.-L-x Sr.'s..
now J wish In might not marry untn che ;
several years older."s
.Mscyr exclaimed Mn Tt.ml.y.
sWouId Won vsrt IA ~. ana :. =,
through ssveral mora wear, n i.A. ,.r+;es
sr6 d.neinv- and Jra.:;nos V1,v .hs,a ~
come deuuerste and w.nt - N ;rto : MN.
nary o. become 8 novelirt. or rseormer or
,pusefhine.s
ssvhi6 4 sniekv r.aIlv :, ar..dfrl to
young kitlP asked the husband.
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nothinp Int hoois .nd ,nr,ss. .nS ,.s4,,,.. ,.S
blue china and ,nch th;rc.s
"Iive mi lesrn y onot.a ,h. -,A.,4
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m brine NM nv Ssmiiv n -. -. cc., ,. "
uistcrs hsd 4 Isasf hor,e. Ana t,sss ~ h,-ds
and Hover, ara chickan, = .r,,,ss ths,,, an5
not ore Of them marrisi unt;I -. t,.s. 80
dyes
Mn Tr.mlav m.ipt.in.l d,.c-... .;,.r,.
Cor, except their admiration Tor tbsir ', hrosh.
q, Mrx Tramlay had nevur BEEN .hls +, find