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The broad ax., 1907-09-21

- - saIs q 90 NsssS~GaG sSwO
sAaaAs:
J. W. Hagan. cigars, tobacco and
news stand. 371s State st
J. d. Malone, cigars, tobacco and
news stand, S3s, 3oth street.
l. L Jones, barber shop and news
Sand, Ss43 State It
4 y. TerVGlon. 134 ". S1gt stro4
OsaF 0tsrO and News Stand
Ma Nellie PAslps. Curs. lt0t1Oas
aA1 News Stand. l31 W. E1st street.
Z. \ HAETb GW BAseO -
LMzaksy OAea. "a - o.
". 8. Cole, Ss4 Thirty-Arst street.
cigars. tobacco and nsWs stand
J. r Peters Cigars. Tobacco and
News Stand, 3sS z eth street.
Nrs. A. Z. Baker. Motions aaA News
stand, AZ. 3sth strest
W. p. johnson. Notion store aAd
News Stand 37o4 State st
TuE1G william Shaving RaFIOE
ana News Sand. Sso3 ArnOW GEA
\ Dss1A dOarS. ts6assa. 81 60
1sSnsaaRy. SSs3 0ta1S g.
c c MeLain, cigars. tobacco and
news stand, zoo6 State street
Mrs. J. ". Hsdley 11s W. 61st 1t.
cigars, tobacco and news stand
Mrs.. Katherine r Hamlet Cigars.
tobacco, and fHncy groceries ana nswS
stand SOS Armour ave.
n. A. johnson. news stand, cigars
and tobacco, 3s13 State Street
TAs En8ormsr News Co. is nAn-
dolph q. DStrust Ma
Ths Standard News Co la ". Ssrd
st. New York. City. n. Z.
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0UAKER TURNED PAINTER.
- Nrho No. Bsssas cns Of Am..,.
eaas onaaksst Artists.

- VINO tSQ8 beeol1e ono 81 4Moris
eaas Greatest Artists.
Ths nagnfneent mural paintfnrs AZ
O 7. Turner are among Amerieasa Ar
treasures. How near this faueaI Ar.
ut cane TO being forbidden an artistie
career because his Quaker parents o..
jectsd on religious grounds - tad A
the New Broadway MagazinA. When
Il came time fer the small con % take
his place among the wage earnsfa a
the family-and that time came early-
be communicated 70 his father IA IN
tsrtioH Of being an artist. Az has hap-
pened % often, the father oh3ectad.
Not only did Il seem 10 him nast IN.
praedc4ble from q monstary Stand.
point but also eoatrary 10 SChs euakor
doctrines. In q family where beaas
hAnd1es o. furniture were removed b.
cause they were considered frivolous
and were replaced by knoba Il dark
walnut thia was not q matter az small
importa1ce. Moreover, the father had
intended that the boy should Be q phar-
macist
A compromiss was at last reached.
The painting Of pictures was ont Of
tie question. but architecture recon-
mended itself to the Quaker mind ss
serving q utilitarian purpose. At the
same time, with the possibility Of max
ing infinite charts and drawings, it ap-
preached closely enough TO the plcto-
nal to satisfy the young Charles.
Three years Of apprenticeship to an
architect followed. Then, having come
to the realization that the construction
q buildings and the painting Of pic
lures are decidedly different phases Of
art the boy took position with q pho
topapher and eventually accompanied
him 70 New York.
From the tinting Of photographs, q
phase Of work at that time immensely
popular, he drifted into pastel work
and water colors, finally taking up oil
por61iture. BIS success oYercame
even the Quaker principles and digni-
ned the work a. a profession In the
eyes Of his father.
The broad ax., 1907-09-21

New York II our largest city In area,
With 100000 acres. New Orleans has
I16OOo; Chicago. $4,000; Philadelphia.
s2000, and San Francisco, 1900. b
atfIe has $3.50. Washington u nexs
% Seattle, having 1900 acres In 10
clty Emlta. St Louis, with more than
0OoOo0 population, has an ara o. ~
z7S acres; Boston, with $4,000 has ~
900 acres; Cleveland, with 414.eoq nas
SRlz2 acres; PittSburE, with $1,000
has Ia.l1S acres; Cincinnati, with H.
Oeo inhabitants, has. 2Sy61e: Detroit
VITA q population Of $4,000. has -
Sos aeFes; Minneapolis, with zA@O
people, has 3z,106 acres, and b FanL
With I72o00. has S6.zS acreA-Seafne
poRt.IntelHgeneee.
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WHAT ne GETS.

He spsnds Ais money, lIkes % hluw
B1 ocin-la taqt, to burn IT,
10 Ind @ % hts frienda, alfhcagh
He known they'll not return ~
Geoat admiratioa theT Ovincs
When theY incur oueh dlbta.
my an deelnro hat he's q prinoo-
TnAfs What hs gSts.
Eseh tine h In nh pockst dfps =
He sh0Ws HE mo1ay<a poWee.
On oundaA enc and al, his tipB
Ean ina golosA ahgR0e.
- plunge at Somsthing h hls fsrts:
Aq makes mast eooalsh osts;
1ls peopls oAg. "Wel. heeB q aDortf~
1hAcs What he gstA.
as thanln nat n d worth his vhss.
But en- - hls nnish t.
HOf cay ~ d1y hls tttiS piio
Wm woofuIly dinAntsA.
IoHYe noticed how tha world Win COL
10 feemer tortuns's petg;
1oGH hear than ~. That Shy fDoli
1hscS what h gotA
-AAcagO NsvE
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A great appetite has bean gensraH
rsnrdsd q q Sign q the health. Dot
Of recent years, since the expeEimenn
q Horace Fletcher. Professor Chitten-
dsr. Or. Wylie. d. Kellogg ana ctn-
"a opinions. have much changed N
thas particular. II q TIE man VINO
sats little who Il healthisst and whose
prospect Of long life = best Tns
voracious appetite of mazy parsons =
frum habit not necessity, and the az
paEisncss Of TIE Erarpists show tnaf
ths cravings Of nature nay b funy
satiz6ed with little food.
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Ones q Boy Himself.

That man remembers that he was
once q boy himself" q Broadway Jew
0ler remarked a. q customer left the
store. he came In just now and eaid
ha wanted q watch for his boy Tor q
birthday present and that he wanted
tie cheapest had"
The old sktnnint! And know he q
well fixed. too" the Jewellers friend
commented.
he other smiled. II told him that
those very cheap ones wouldn't Keep
good time" the other continued. But
hs said: oh. that's an riEht Just give
me one that has the baei, fxed On %
that he can get Il on. He VIII b salts
Aad'"-Woman's Home Companion.
The broad ax., 1907-09-21
SA-BAN-DY
Trade MARI.

Trade Marx.
GUARANTEED HAIR DREssINe.
Fer dry hair and scalp.
Makes the hair grow soft, straight ami
glossy. Cures end prevents dHzdruR.
Cleans and nourishes the scalp. 1oc,
Csc and SOC. Send 1Oc for sample
Money back II not satisfied Nah
orders filed. Write or call
GEO. w. FIELDS & CO.
ssis state OF. Chicago, 90.
Phone Douglas 1905
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A Hard Job.

There n an old Irishman In BaIti.
more who for many years was pros
porous a. q grocer. Not long ago, how.
ever, the old fellow lost his al In q
side line" and was compelled to look
for Q Job. Through the influence Of G
friend he was offered the position Of
crossing tender at q small railroad
station In Maryland.
The Celt looked dubious as the duties
Of the once were explained TO him
and the meaning Of the various hags
was stated
'Tn case Of danger you wave the red
Tag" explained the man told or TO In
Gtruct Nike
wait a Bit wait a bit" interrupted
1[Ike. with q doubtful shake Of the
head. I'm afraid this job'd be too
much Tor me. I could never trust me-
Gilf to reminder 20 wave q red nag
Whin there was q green wan handy
Harper's Weekly.
The broad ax., 1907-09-21

Belfast, Ireland. now has TIE largest
az doek IN the world San Frandsc
WIN shortly possess q dock o. even
IHeafer Dimensions. The nsW ory occk
An the Iatter city win Be 1050 feet lons
hum eats 70 the Iandward exnemiu;
width at coping. IA feet ana at ooe-
tom 60 fest; depth over SIN ana below
icopinR 60 fest 30 inches, OF 81 feet 2
hnehes II HIN water. The interior fac-
iIng of TIE dock WI be Of re-enforeeo
co1esets of IN average thiclnsss q ~
teen inches
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Humor
LURE OF THE CIRCUS.

"sN@N - NJ wv ~ ItGAlu1
when TruvSliss chow 10 Aro9ndf
-HeIlo. Jimmy"
sHeIlo, Johnny."
Coin { tn eircusF
Nope Gotta work"
-Aws gwan. y don't have t wok.
Gone on with me-
Ma said I had { clean N haek
ysrd t'day er eif neked She saId I
couldn't 90 Z n circus TOO"
what dye care what yer ma Saidi
Re Q sport and taks q uclin'. Ye can't
% % circus only once q year."
~Geel I'd ifks Z 50. AMT seen q
circus-Sinee last summer"
-Av. come on with ne T tn circus.
Jimmy"
They amt no parade, b thsrsr
Nope. Jes' tn circus. Gone o..
Jimmy"
Il amt got no money"
Neither we L Re don't need no mon.
20. I'll show y how t git In Ter noth-
in,."
"'s q long way out there"
yep"
as q long walk" 81
Jaw, cut It out baby. Can't We hop
Q carr"
Y-yes, ! suppose We could"
Then come on t tn circuS"
TN git licked"
+. "Aw, what dye care for q little thing
Ike that1 I've been licked lots o.
times. Lickin's don't hurt much"
-N-no. N-not m-much-"
~Come on, then. Jimmy"
III back yards gotta de cleaned
up"
wen come back early. an III help
u"
"Honestr'
"Cross my heart; honest an true;
black and blue" ...,
81 don't care much II I do git licked !"
that's right, Jimmy. Be q sport"
They reached the circus grounds.
They gazed In youthful wonder at the
tents, the crowds, the bankers, the big
banners In front Of the sideshow.
II don't think they've got a woman
a. fat az that one up there" said
Johnny, gazing up at one Of the ban
ners-
Jaw, yes, they have. / seen q wom-
an bigger'n that in o circus oncet"
"a real live womanF
"Uh-huh."
did she walk an talk Jes' IKE other
womenT
"Uh-huh. Honest she did"
TN bet a million dollars they amt
no man In there eats sords like that
pitcher"
TN bet they have. 1 seen a man do
that oncet too"
I'D Ike to see him do #"
sod L"
Il thO't ye said - had seen one
oncet."
II mean I'd like 70 - Il again. OF
course I seen It oncet"
'Td Ike to be In q circus, wOuIdn,t
your'
Gee! I'd give most anything II
could be q circus actor. Ike to wear
pink titss and ride horseback all the
time"
Jaw, I'd ruther be q clown. Thsy
have al tn fun an make everybody
hugh"
I'm goin' to b q circus man Whsa,
I grow up"
SSo'm Ia clown"
How're we goln' Z get Into tn cir
cusT'
-Coms on with. me- I'll show -. L
done II oncek before
They sktrted the big tents, but husky
and alert eanVaSmen and guards were
everywhere
"TdTather stay out1ide, anyway"
sod L CircuSeS are an alfke- I
heard pa say %"
Il don't care much bout seeln' II.
anyway"
Neither DOL LSes 90 home. jim
n.y."
@An right Johnny. Lera"-MHwan-
he Free Press.
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FtxsA.

During the recent stay In camp q
the national guard Of the District d
Columbia one Of the captains called
Q sergeant one day. saying:
Sergeant, note down Private Noon
ey-ons day On bread and water foG
slovenly turnout On parade"
BEG pardon, captain" responded
Tie sergeant, hut that wont make
any difference b Mooney. He's &
VeeetArian-"
Then" said ths captain. give him
ona day on meat and Boup."-HaIpefs
Weekly.
The broad ax., 1907-09-21

s7fr. Nsrvey tr1sd to hing ne lsst
niGht" said TesA
sOk.s remarked 5ess. -fhafs Whaf
n msGnt thsn when ! szH him nsf.y
ing toualrd your house. He told me Ne
hsd q Spsessing engAeemene Ids
Mainss Register.
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a Ainaulan

Funny" said BarstOp. hut thsrs
1sss a tdme whsn the BARRIERS ussd b
sOeak q my hair
~You mean before yo1 began 10 -
hsIdH" aaked hiS ffdsnd
Eyes. now thy speak Of my hein'
-Bohamisu NaEaxtna
The broad ax., 1907-09-21

Anything Better Than Hoass-
81 am sick to death Of eTeUthinG
said the society woman. LET'S spend
this evening where we've never spent
one before"
SAgreedF sid her husband Shall
We try bone o. churchr
~Church," she replied. sighing-
dndee.
The broad ax., 1907-09-21

Casual Caller TO one next htm)-l
was tutrodncsd 10 that sQuinf eyed,
nsd haired woman over tners q NJ
aomsbody Or osher. Don't you tAink
- nan was an IDIOT that married heri
Next One tmesk1y1-E can't Just say.
Pn r. mau.-BaltimoC American
The broad ax., 1907-09-21

I pity the man who can't learn
anything from his own mistakes. Now,
that's one thing can do" said Bragg.
-AhI You're always learning some
thing then. aren't you7" replied Knox
The broad ax., 1907-09-21

Hnegins-WA5 did Pscksn Apply for
q dlvoresf
lfnerins-Hs happened to Be home
ons wash day whsn it rAtnsd-onieaso
News
The broad ax., 1907-09-21

For rent, front bedroom for man
and wife, or two gentlemen, must fur
nish good reference. Apply to Mrs.
Gardner, ss4e State street. top nat
front.
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TWAS EVER THUS.

TWAS EVER THUS.
I held Q hand at poker
which looked exceeding good.
Five handsome clubs consorting
In sable brotherhood.
Alack, my hated rival
Whom would put TO rout
Remained not for the slaughte-,
But
Ri1ht
Z
I held q hand one evening
Ridieulously small
Upon Il flashed and glittered {,
One diamond-that was all
Alack my hated rival.
Despite my baleful glare.
Moved not to take departure,
But
-aEeLandburEh Wilson In New ~
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-20

We wish some one would put ferry boa
over Lake Superior close-to the depot.
The present administration should go in a
hole and pull the hole fer it te, its disas
trious administration.
Mr.. Joe Avery paid Albany a business
visit Monday morning.
Mrs, Luncan Forester and mother, Mrs.
Watson, visited Albany Monday moning.
With the exception Of small shest to
protect the legal adser. Using this Office will
Issue no paper next week.
Miss Corrie Lee Forester, of Plains, ar
rived in the city iue,day to be the guest Of
rel..tives md friends through the hoI avs
'ir. Ira Cook came up from Albany on a
business visit Tuesday morning.
Willis Rutland paid Americas a short V is
It last Sunday.
Rev.-T R. McMchael filed the Methodist
pulpit here Sunday and spent the day very
pleasantly meeting the member. of his church
Mr.. CLYDE Mathis, of Arlington, spent
ulllyi1 this city with friends.
Mr.. R. l. Newsome, of near Albany, was
here on busil'ess Monday.
Mr., ana Mre. Ira Hines, who have been
visiting relatives here for som> days have
re.ulned to their home in Americas.
MIS- J, M. Hines went TO Albany Shop
Ang Monday nothing.
NJ. ana Ms, D. D. Hail were am )ng the
visitors to Albany Tuesday morning.
Meslames S. ]. Yeomans1 and O. w.
St than were nong tuesdays visitors 10
All any.
Mrs. D. W. Almo returned 7:Mond: y
from visit to Bainbr ige.
Tie School Board net this week al. pro-
eeeded 70 accept tie s. oS4 dls,i.cts rs iaia
off By the surveyor, an" will holl the cleo
lions that the law requires be done for truss
ees for the schools as soon as possible.
These trustees have to De ele ted BY the peo-
pie now.
As.we go to press we learn that the little
daughter or lhr. ana Mrs. Will Youngblood
lies critic lily ill at their home in this city.
everyone will join us in. the hope that the
little one will be spared to the anxious par
onts and at ere the Joyous Christmas time
is over 5 may be out Of danger.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-20

A westerner who. has been studying
art conditions in New York asked
dealer why so many people who buy
copies of paintings choose reproductions
of the pictures in the metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art and other local galleries
in preference to the masterpieces in
European collections.
"Tley do that" said the dealer, 'De-
cause they know what the Metropolitan
paintings themselves look like. That
influences them in selecting copies. Re-
productions alone seldom mean much
to Tie average uncuItivated buyer, but
if he has seen the painting be keeps IN
mind its coloring, its atmosphere and
general story and buys copy on the
strength Of that impression. New
York Globe.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-20
Antique Cut Glass.

Antique cut glass requires special
handling if the brilllnncy of the glass
is to be retained, and the ordinary pc.
rodioal wash In hot roapsuds which
IS usually melted out to the contents Of
he china aud glass cupboard-is mo-
sufficient, Only tepld water should b
used to clean the articles. n ather be
ng made on stiff brush with good
,oap. ana this should be worked into
he design so as 10 clear tile intcrstices
f dust, the glass being then in,meG
Ately enveloped in sawdtist. absorbing
All the damp Finally cloth should
be used 10 give a polish
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-20
personal
and
GO GAL.

Inc names OF i ne FeOpie VINO
Come and Co See If Your
Name Can Be Found
Below.
Miss Nons Morgan left Wednesday for
resoto, where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Ed Simmons, for a few days
Messrs. Nick Bats and jim Gassetl were
here from Smithvil'e yesterday on busine s.
Miss Trotter leaves today for her home at
CartersviIle to spend the holidays.
ThesBoard: of Education net this week
prepa ing to divide the county into school
districts, and set aside funds fl the same
only few more days and w willh~ye no
whiskey. Praise be that the Tina is 50 n
Mr.. Boob Powell has been in the city a
couple Of days this week with relatives.
Messrs Manghum and Tom Prator, of
Savannah, visited relatives here this week
Col Howell simmens, of Americas, was
in town on business Monday.
County Commissioner Mckinney was in
townsMoaday to t.y roal defaulters.
Mr., John Cooke, of -Eurke, was in town
Mondy on business.
Mr.. Car Roberts, of Desoto, sent Sat-
urday here on business,
Mrs. Carrie Lyon and children, of Macon,
are. visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Blu key
Thessyoung people were given an. enio5 alb e
re- ption last We dnesday night at the resi-
den.e of Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Minis.
M. R. j. King, formerly com ectel with
the Leesoulg bank, plid friends VISIT here
las week.
ar. Fr.nk Kings new residence looks
very much like a mouse and he expects TO
have it finished BY the first. Leesburg keeps
building.
There has ben more moving 50 far than
we have ever seen before. We don't know
whether this is a sign Of failure TO clear
money or just part Of the general discon-
tent which seems to prevail.
Contrary to our pol y whlskey ad APP
pears in this week S aper. We had 50 u
space and neglected to stipu,a tn same
was not to contain saef ads, Tho o icy of
the paper is to fulfil it cant'acts, and W
OF course do so in tls pes INT iqstq1ce.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-20

Every man vli5 las i 1 ss,,GIar1ln I, should
have one ieo1fo Bald,y's gaIaF '9aaThsys often
preventsyou getting y56prs land numbers
wrong, and Peghapsa having "a. law Z suit,
over it. A slit7h iigtimesatics nine, and
a little caution keeps down the pay lo The,
lawyers. tf''4 ~, ,,s. adj
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-20
Write -

t45.s+sN. i2+ttet =
John w. SILVER. Aneriohs, sGa', CarI"ad
buyef "Rphero.d and Security Roofing, -
Oxide Iron, Rel Dry MetaFc Pain, has
in stock 10 4 carloads of Paints, oils,
varnish, Etc, Best Cypress and rs j
and 2 Pine Shingles, Patent Plaste~, Mar
tals, Crates, mi Ills, Has Just sold the
Y. NJ. c, A. Building. 50 squares Of Roof
idg; also Agricultural College Roofing for
diningssh af and kitchen; also W E Mitbh
+. lis new Wholesale Grocery Co. buildln5:
am selling Flint in seueca, S c, Carter
vile, Ga, Monticello, Ca, Townsville.
Ga, Bronwood, Cordele and ~
counties III the-slate II soft
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-20

We are now prepared to negotiate farm
loans at six per cent interest and at reason
able commission Call and see US. before
placing your loans on your farm.
LONG & SON.
Leesburg, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-20
MONEY TO LOAN

Loans negotiated on choice improved
farms on easy payments. when in need Of
money ee me.
j. J. Hanesleyr
Americas, Ca.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-20
Il would Not pav.

1t was undoubtedly true that the
stout man took up more room in the
crowded cur than is often occupied by
one person The exceedingly thin
man next whom be sat heavily down
gave a sound Of disapproyal.
They ought to charge by weight in
these cars" he said to his neighbor
on the other side, In so clear tone
that the stout man had to hear him.
Agayb tv.ould be good idea. my
fIioud," ha said turning a calm. dis.
passionate gaze on the thin man. but
if they did you'd have to walk The
car would never stop for YOU
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-20
Treso- IS Notice.

Ny Lands afe al posted, and all parties
are hrreby waraed not to hent or fish
thereon, excep- by special permit; Fhe
Law will De rightly enforced sgal"st ire.
pa sers No, 20 1907
y al Galloway
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-12-20
POSTED.

Notice is hereby given that TIE lands #
undersigned in Lee county, Known as
The L. A Jordan places, are posted, and that
all persons hunti.:g or.oherWise trespassiLg
on the same will be prosecuted.
MRS. JOHN d. LITTLE.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-06-06
Notice Of Sealed Bids of School Text Books.

According to the Section 1896 of
the Revised Political Code the Coun-
ty Board of Education of the county
Of Bon Homme, State of South Dako-
ia, shall meet at the Office of the
county superintendent of schools at
the Court house on the second Tues
day of June the 1lth, 1907, at 10 a. ID.
for the purpose Of selecting and adopt
ing complied series Of school text
books to be used IN the schuols OF
said county of Bon HOmme, provided
further that the Board of Education
at time and place named in said no
tice will receive scaled bids for fur
nishing all school books to the pupils
of all public schools in the county OF
Bon Homme and State Of South Da-
kota, as provided in the article for a
term of five yOars, other necessary
books shall be purchased and con
traCted for at the same time. 2.
Dated at Tyndall. s! D. May 14tfl,
1907. Vac. F. Kreycik, Co Auditor.
SO Sec. of Board of Education
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-06-06
OPPORTUNITY NOT ENOUGH.

You Must Know How to Act when
1t COnfrOnts YOu.
There was a young man OF Kansas
City who had the business intelligence
necessary to success, but he had little
opportunity to exercise It. He hest.
tated one evening whether he should
take dinner at a cheap restaurant or
should eat at one of the cafes patron.
lied by the best people of the city. lie
chose the latter, and this is what hap
pened:
Come over to our table," vas the
invitation that came from a -riend, and
he accepted.
He was introduced to a widow who
owned a piece of ground lying close
to the business part of the city but
which had never been utilized for
building purposes. He found N his
conversation with her that she needed
a steady income and finally told her he
would take a lease of the ground for
30 years at $125 month, and she made
the bargain.
On this lease he borrowed $25,OOO
and built an office building that rents
to-day for enough to pay the interest
and give him a profit of $3.50 month.
He has nothing to do but collect his
money, and the rental value Of his
property increases daily, as the city Is
growing in that section.
The dinner In the tirst-claSs cafe
was the start; but, of course, it took
business acumen and ability to carry
on the enterprise after he had 1t start
ed. The man dull Of comprehension
might eat In the cafe for months and
make no headway financially.
The young man who seeks to get
ahead must have something mora than
opportunity. He ought to see the hest
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-06-06

The German thrown in prison
for making faces at the Emperor
explains that he was merely try
ing to look as much like his majes
ty as explains that he was, mere
ly trying to look as much like his
majesty as possible. Few people
in Germany have the face to do
such thing.