The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-11-26

en.nA sn8t "01id pay very wen.
be said
Most paying business est.- said tn
other. Say the word. and IN snxar,
you On the spot
where would you want me to self-
Il should like 70 have you 20 West
This way districts are mostly taken IN
II would give you a good chance 70 trnve
and see the world"
Now Walter was. ike most other youns
people, fond Of new seenes. and this con
siderRtion was a wsishty one. II would
enable him to travel. and pay his expenses
while doing 80.
Better say the word
4 cant say now. must see my
friends first
-wen. III give you the number Of on,
once In New York When you get ready.
report TO us there. and ws1l put y0u in
the field
To this Walter sssentsd. and asked ser
ersl questions further. 10 which he ne
celved encouraging answers The sfran-
ger gave him his card. from which our
hero learned that he had made the ac-
cs.intsnes Of Mr.. James Pushsr. Of the
ara OF Fllnt s Pusher. Subscription pub
hshers. Nassau street. New York.
~Good-by." said Mr.. Pushsr. cordially,
when Walter left the train for the wil-
ioughby station; hope to see you again
Thank you said Walter; very likely
you viii"
Taking his earpetbag In his hand, foa
he had arranged TO have his trunk come
next DAY. he walked over 10 the house Of
Mr.. Shaw. his fathers executor.
Mr.. shaw was IN his once. a little one
to the left Of his house. He was b1sily
writing. and did not At once look up
When he saw who Il vas. he rose up and
welcomed Walter with a smile.
Tn very glad 10 see you. Walter be
said Il was lust wishing you were hsrs- |
When did you leave StapistonT'
Thin afternoon. Mr.. Shaw. I have /
Just reached Will01ghby. What progress
have yoa made IN settling the estatsT'
Il can give you some idea Of how Il
stands There viii Be something left, but /
not much After paying all debts. includ-
iag Nancy's. there will certainly b a
thousand dollars; but IL you pay Nancy's
egacy. thar viii take half Of this sum"
The legacy shall Be paid" said Wal
Ter. promptly. no matter how little re-
mains am glad there Il enough for
hat
sut don't think Nancy viii be willing
o take half Of What you have left"
Then don't let her know how little il
a.
There Is a chance Of something more.
have made no account OF the Great
Metropolitan Mining stock. OF which your
Ather held shares 70 the amount OF one
undred thousand dollars. cost price How
hese viii come cut Is very uncertain. but
think we can get something. Suppose
. were emily Eve per cent. that would
aske ave thousand dollars But Il isn't
est to count on that"
4 skan't make any account Of the min
q stock" said Walter. IF l get any
hing. Il viii Be % much more than I
xpect~
That Is the best way. Il viii prevent !
lsappointmsnt- Z
How long before ne and out about L
- !
1T Is wholly uncertain II may Be- siz 7
'onths; Il may be two years. All can A
y is that VIII look after your inter !,
Its.-
Thank you. am sure Of that"
Nov. as 10 your plans You were az
10 Essex Classical Instituts. thinkT" L
Yes. SIR" D
What do you say TO going back for 4
arr II is not an expensive school You u
uld stay q year, including expenses, for !.
q sum Of Eve hundred dollars"
1T would consume all ny money; and .
long as an not going to college. NJ u
esent education will Be sufficient" a.
As to consuming al your money said b
r. Shaw, 'iet me say one thing. I re- pi
lived many favors from your father. e. H
cially when young nan just starting 4
business. Let ne repay them By pay
: half your expenses for the next year
school" 70
you are very kind. Mr.. Shaw said %
alter. gratefully. -and would accept pr
It favor from you sooner than from any Sc
E: but I've made up my mind to take Be
70 Of myself. and paddle my own Sc
Zoe" n,
ITO b contiuued.)