Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1901-11-08
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sn ousS "oiia arounu MN WIN 'na'
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mo.iu iie hne" 'na' ne hau nis own
loi.une " naNe' anu ai.er setting ms
'no,ei anu n"uins 'neA vas
citv and On tbis mornirs want forth
olono to looL ror op,nloxmsrt With no
other recommendation than the frank,
honest expression of his handsome face.
at was foolish In me to attempt IT.
thought he. AS he stopped In front of
large wholesale establishment. His eye
caught the sign on which was lettered
"R. ]. Selden & Co." The name sound.
ed familiar. and something whispered to
him to enter. He did so. and meeting in
the doorway a tall. elegant looking young
man. he asked for Mr.. Selden.
"NIv unclen returned the eeptIemap
who was none other than George Mora
land. "bas NOT vet come down. but per-
hans I can answer your purpose inst as
we'll Do Won wish TO purchase goodsY'
Billv. thinking that EVERYONE must
know his povertv. fancied there was
somathinp satiricsl IN the ouestion. but
he was mistaken. the manner was nat
ural to the sneaker. who. as Billv made
no direct renlv aga asked. "What
would Won like. sir?"
"sometbinp 70 do. for 7 have ne,tber
money nor home" was Rillv,s nromnt an
swer
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situalion' anu was iloneuia'eiy in.rouuc-
ed TO MS business. for some tlme nc
| only saw deorge az a distance, put was
toio oy one Oh tne CLERKS tnat Nc was
Just graduated at iale' ana was now
Junior par'her III his uncies es'aoiSn-
ment
1--WE all like him very much" said the
clerk, "he is so pleasant and kind, though
a little proud, l guess"
This was all that Billy knew Of him IN
til he had been In Mr.. Selden's employ
ment nearly three weeks, then, as he was
one day poring over volume of Horace
which he had brought with him, George,
who CHANGED to pass by, looked over his
shoulder, exclaiming why, Bender. can
you read Latin? Really, this Is 4 nov
city. Are you fond Of booksT
Yes, very" said Billy, though have
but few of my own"
/ Fortunately, then, can accommodate
you," returned George, "for / have toll
erably good library, to which you-can at
any time have access. Suppose you come
round to my uncle's tonight. Never
mind about thanking me-" he added. al
he saw Billy about to speak; II hate to
be thanked so tonight at eight o'clock,
shall expect you.
Accordlngly' that evening billy starteH
Tor Mr.. Seldens. George VINO wished to
save MIN from any embarrassment, an
swered MS ring hlmself' ana immediately
conducted MIN to his room, where Tor an
hour or so they discussed their favorite
BOOKS ana authors AT last' Georgs' as
tohlsheu a. Oily general knoWisoge OF
men ana thinss, exclaimed, WV, ben,