Judge — October 14, 1893 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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‘The country ain't in clover From Goobertown to Grover, S.W CORNER And congress isn’t doing much for fame ; 39™ST. And yet we're feeling splendid, o bee For the agony is ended, And the baby—oh, the baby h ! “NEW-YORK: The Celebrated Red Label Champagne Best Calf Shoo In the World for the Price, is known everywhere and recognized as the a Sgsino\ @a.00 naa waa. best. Maison founded in 1864 by Theophile very Boyan oes. veemnion Roederer & Co, W. Stemmler & Co., ligemen's, Farmers’ and Letter Carctors’ 63.50 — ae. < A Boys and Youths wear tho 82.00 and $1.75 Schoo! Shoe. Stranger —"* Just listen to_ that yelling! For Ladies, $3.00, $3.50 and 82.00 Shoes, Beet Dongoin. There’ must be: some one in pain.” Cisisen— w.L. Donglas Shoes are made of the best material, in all ; Yes; there are a lot of people in pain around the latest styles, and sold by shoe dealers everywhere. in the third story of the block."— Washington W. Ln Donglos’ name and price ts stamped on the bottom Defers they leave the factory, Se 8 protect you ogainst high prices. Doing the largest advertised shoe business in the Some — world we are contented witha small proft, knowing that theestra value put in W. L. Douglas Beécham’s Pills cure bil d ills Shoes will give a continuous increase to our business, The dealer who sells you unstampol See SS OS UUs AO BEL NONS INS shoes makes the price to suit himself, He till charge you from $4 to $5 a pair for shoes of the same quality as W. I. Douglas $3 Shoe. The stamped name and price He had a sorrel trotting-horse system ia the best for you, Because it guarantees full value by the manufacturer, for the money Which was so pesky slow faid, and saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear W. L. Douglas Shoes, r Dealer does not keep them, as so pesky 0 led Cl w i: wish to economize in your footwear it will ou to examine W. L. Douglas Shoes. Order DIRECT [from Gs: 7 es soar on adciye wied nent in peed. Bent by Mall, Postage Fresy wien dealers cannot supply You Take ee , gay VS ho substitute, Send for Oatalogue with full instructions bow to order by mail, For the next six months, instead of running iY trait Free Press, ‘Address W. L. DOUGLAS, Box 551, Brockton, Mase, sound the diamond, the successful base-ball ayerwill wear that article in his shirt-front.—| —Jagson says there is only one thing harder ore American, to’ bear than the man who sings “After the] 67) cinisen_—" W z ; ORLD'S FAIR WEEKLY EXCURSIONS | end that is the man who tries to--£v.| , S¢py citizen—" What do you want in my | YY ‘ ; i including six days" hotel, with board. Holy READ. nity Gx house?” Burglar (presenting gun)—"' 1 want | pyeq Pe neiuding Mx days hotel, with board. Hel MAKES WHITER BREAD, an mitra Gasette, ss money." Slepy cithten-"* Goad Lord! 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Cleveland Plain) reer Ticket Agents for the chiel Trunk Lines’ E* Xin O UF BR Vict these as never been any improvement — ae AGRA ETOREDT —the wheelbarrow and kissing.— Hardware, New York waiters during Harrison's term OPIUM pre struck for whiskers, Now they are striking for| “= Si Mee Medea BOP. daca you'd wages.—Mail and Express, Jack (who has popped)—"‘It takes you a bel fa die aon A Ac rch - & long time to decide.” Nellie—"" 1 know it; fond) that my boy ea mak meverienind th Oscar Wilde ought not to have been born ;| and I've about concluded to wear a demi-train time we have any tools to sharpen I'll rig up a} but, being born, he should be kept in a costly | of white chiffon over white silk and have no saddle so you can turn the grindstone with i China vase and drenched in delicate perf idesmaids."——- Texas Sifting: your feet."— The General Manager. 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