Judge — May 21, 1892 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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BOSTON a YoU ARE A GENTLEMAN. —Then you wear garters —A Gentleman is known by the set of his hose— The Boston Garter is the only garter which cannot bind—it holds the slack of the drawers—the garter of style, wear and comfort —Men's outfitters every- where sell it. Made by George Frost Co., Boston. OVERMAN WHEEL CO. eoston. WASMINGTON. DENVER. GAN PRAMCiaco. A.G. SPALDING & BROS., Special Agents, new orn, BAND INSTRUMENTS ‘Cost no more than other high grades, butare “* Miss Frolique's diamonds""—— began the advance agent. ** ‘an't run that for less than seven dollars a interjected the dramatic editor. “Aw, I wasn't goin’ to give you any guff about their being ‘stolen, I had just’a rattling good story about how the gas went back on us up in Kalamazoo, an’ we had to use the sparklers for footlights. Perfect success, too. Does it go?” It went.—/ndianapolis Journal. R. H. MACY tase & CO. We are offering more big values throughout our stores at present than ever before. We call special attention to our sales of China, Glassware, Silverware and House-furnishings. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN [Men's Neekwear We have just bought of one of the best manufact- urers his entire season's production of Neckwear, con. sisting of 5,000 DOZEN Knots, Puffs, Tecks, Four-in-Hands, Windsors, Band Bows, Folded ‘and Club-house Ties, includ- ing every conceivable shape and style and costing to make from $3.00 to $15.00 per dozen. Many of these goods were manufactured for retail at $1.50 apiece ; but we put them on sale at the excep- tionally low prices of 19, 24, 34, 44, 64. EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE PHILADELPHIA HORSE SHOW via PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, ia Horse Show Association will hold its first on at Wissahickon Heights Station, Philadel- «41st, June 1st and ad, 1892. This organiza. ‘composed ‘of the leading citizens of Philadelphia and vVicinity.and the names of the officers and directors, all of whom ly identified with all movements tending to improve of fine stock. give ample guarantee of success in every particular. The prize list, which amounts to fifteen thou- includes premiuins for thoroughbreds, trotters, Normans, hackneys. coaching, stallions, horses in harness, cobs, ponies, saddle horses, hunters, brood mares, as well as for tandems, four-in-hands, municipal, police and fre horses. Entries are being made from all portions of the coun- try. and the indications foreshadow the best and most compre. hensive show of horse-flesh ever seen in this country. It will be patronized by the representatives of the best society of New York, Philadelphia and other eastern cities. The grounds, which are located immediately on the Germantown and Chest: ut Hill branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad, eleven miles from Broad-street station, are ample for all the purposes of the show, and the accommodations for visitors are complete. For the benefit of visitors the Pennsylvania Railroad Company Will sell excursion tickets to Wissahickon Heights Station, in- cluding coupon of admission, from New York at $470, and at proportionate rates {rom other stations. The tickets will be Sold May a8th, agth, oth, June 1st and ad, valid for return until June 6th, 1892: ‘The principal New Vork trains of the Pennsyl- vania Railroad connect at Germantown Junction for Wissa hickon Heights. For the better accommodation of exhibitors a special train composed of eight of ten palace stock-cars will be run from New York direct (0 the grounds on May 23th, fth Ave., NY. “Colorado in One Night.” Another new train with all the luxurious appointments common to the GREAT ROCK ISLAND'S equipment has been added to the Colorado service. The ‘Rocky Mountain Limited,” between Chicago, Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, and Manitou, leaves Chicago at 10.45 every morning, immediately after the arrival of all fast trains from the East. Though a limited train, there is no extra fare. Denver the next afternoon—earlier than any other route. It reaches There is no change of sleepers; pas- sengers for Pueblo and Colorado Springs are not disturbed. This train is specially designed for Summer Traffic, and consists of one baggage car, two sleepers, and one of our far-famed Dining Cars. It is lighted by Gas, and in winter heated by steam from the engine. In fact, nothing is lacking conducive to com- fort. It is as if you were in your own drawing-room. Its counterpart leaves Denver daily atg a. #t.,return- ing over the same route, via Phillipsbury, Beatrice, Lincoln, Omaha, Des Moines, and Davenport, arriving at Chicago next day at 4.15 P. The “Big Five” will continue as usual, leaving Chicago at 10 r,s. daily, arriving at Denver, Colorado. Springs, and Pueblo the second morning. being out but one day. No. 11 will leave as heretofore at 6 7.m., by way of Kansas City, and reach Denver at the same hour as the " Big Five. By these additions the Colorado service of the Great Rock Island af- fords two “Flyers” daily each way. “TAKE THE ROCK ISLAND. £. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, General Manager. CHICAGO. Gen'l Ticket and Passenger Apt. Fait SEQRTING Goons We must admit that the working classes are abused when the teacher announces examination for the day the circus comes to town.—Elmira Gazette. **So you still insist that men were more honest in the olden days than now?" **Sure. You see, when a man It does not pay to investigate too closely into motives. By doing so you set a bad example, since you may lead was pretty certain of living one hundred and fifty to nine hundred years he could afford to be honest."— people to inquire what motives you have yourself, Somerville Journal, Indianapolis Journal. 383 comicbooks.com