Judge — January 12, 1889 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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. £ 5 o n x ° fo) 2 2 E ie) cs) THE PROGRESSIVE LUNCH COUNTER. Nxwssor—Wish I had some of dat ple. BANK TELLED—Porhape If I'm faithful for fifteen or twenty years longer, / oan have Yellow Label every day. MESSENGER—I'd like tor steal some of dat fellor’s mutton broth. ‘BANK CASEIER—Wonder what the Governor's going to eat, With his money, I'd Keep my ewn lunch cook. Ovrice Bor—It I was gettin’ a Fousand a year, I'd eat more than « quarter’s worth, / would! Bax PansrpENT—Ob'! if I only had an appetite! CianE—Hope VR be Axed well enough to est crab.stew fer luncheon, some time,