New-York tribune., 1906-02-04
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
FURNITURE.

could a man work II ne had his wife along with
him2 He'd have his mind her. be worrying over
the necessity of leaving her in strange hotels and
wondering how to keep her entertained. when he
should be selling typewriters As 10 its keeping
travelling salesman straight have his wife
with him, If We had a salesman who couldn't keep
straight Of himself and by himself, why We would
m 20 a., ] tp2Se &g19ns & saiaTy OF Soc
gage OF course. a gilt edged salesman who
celyeS Si1'.p year or 50 can take his wife alons
However. it depends the wife whether she Is
an an incubus or not. One middle-aged man who
porter that his wife accompanied him on trip Just
soon got homeSck for her friends, he said Then
a travelling salesman has 10 set up at unholy
mSht' maybe and fnds the best rooms at the hotel
taken; he has to tumble into a bed with damp
San harden II 6saf az to f hs bd bn o6 few Snn6 6n o II
down an IN y TS MShed a she % %ss Eo& TO se'{ie
sur", that means that We parted ten months
@ a. a time, for | make long. trips, generally out
TT That t Kind Of wit wife would certainly prove "ex-
Damp sheets9' said one who has accompanied
of this country. but as far south as MSXiS" Yes
We frequently encounter damp sheets. and that's
hat the sheets are P dried % y man ns0aRG tRd1g T.
Won TSvS soTn r5in OF s ms comforts IN some WAYS
sheets: ana So he gets pneumonia and then Wen
travel with my husband. I enjoy H. / cTioy
h5eTinS heS me new places. me new people always
naVT Pion'E of reediework in my trunk. and
get get books from The library in whatever place
ere StdNlVE I explore a lot, and I don't believe
my husband misses any sales throurh vnrryiD,
about my being ho'Cd. AMI I'm his Of hours can
nr with him, instead OF being parted from him for
months az e time. Ne. ! don't like getting nm nj
'l"'b lu the morning 20 catch a train as We
!'u'u4"N d". Eut there's no gain without some
"N,'mtort On thc whole. mine Is an easy HTa
Nhd iui of variety. ami r,y husband is suited
dfd We IdN" no children think Of . don't sr,
put M l'Fciv {" remain ON the road as Ions AS
Auothcr. wife stated rraukly though i'm CON.
,''h',: thtt she travelled with h.r husband t,,
l''P nm steady. II never blamed him ber1us, he
"@tN H'ttSloatil" - tu'E-H El~ tru> with
i'N''. she said. ~ hJG scrvor fretirs char
hinnaniN pa his nac". cNii"d iru'r home. IiVirs
anhc IN hotels, mixing with - i,t of othe~ loru
i.'d, u" e. and krsw the irn, if they board of
-t. NovItH Ike IT, | suggested taking a rvf-,
Wlth ann, aud he was de!iShted It Was fuuny
'hnuSn, When We got To Kansas city our HrST
SOU IEtrr We're "a IumheE OF drumIners al the
n"''I Httd. - took dIn}.r. our rooms t6.
nrst night rerc cf th"m knew vas There ana
1HE iUS'@"d tNlu't mention il te them THAI
''rniS tW" of them came up for a quiet 6t,ir
i.'t,,'' ana when they saw sitting tGtr. i'm tl.
Hl.'t private pHIiot With my husband. thrlv fac.s
9tt'n stay, and 1 think they enjoyed themselves
mere was no poker, though, aud there has ba-u
-" since AS tar as ! can soc my husband
Ht"eSl miss IT, He probably took IL ian his M
,,S- Nu' luahS % us are weak vessel, I'm sny,..
".t'E "r olhtf. You wonder how 1 FIRST ,.Ot ,,-|.l
"a !'S PIdA inS pCkerH Well. thought Ia nur.1,
,'at 'N muca dI bis salary went tu wnNs T~f r
huuIidn account for some months. and theo NJ,
i',u friend. lie and I. ln the drummer vxorii I
get waruedr' N wy ''''' V"lil I
IS 1t Kansas CITY that they tell STORY, of a,
's'u' minded AMI amiahle drummer ~ ho arri,si
- ono Vi 'he hotels early one mornlng With I.