Judge — October 6, 1894 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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COMPARTMENT-CARS ON THE PENN- SYLVANIA LIMITED, ‘The American of to-day are the best travelers in the world, ‘They require the best xecommodations, and it is the aim of the rail- roads and the sleeping-car lines to supply them. Many people desire exclusiveness in their ac- commodations which has heretofore been pro- vided in the drawing. and state-rooms. The and for the drawing-rooms is increasing, «d in order to meet it the Pennsylvania Rail- road Company has added to the already com- chensive and complete equipment of the consylvania Limited a compartment-car, This *, finished in the usually luxurious style of the Limited cars, contains two large drawing- voms and seven state-rooms, ‘The drawing- ‘coms contain a section and one lower berth ; ‘ie staterooms one section, Both have com- ete and individual lavatory arrangements, In this car one may enjoy all the privacy of \ hotel room and travel almost as much seclud- as in a private car. , The Pennsylvania Limited, leaving New York every day at 1000 a. m., Philadelphia 12.20 noon, Washington 10.30 a m., Baltimore 1.4goa_m., and arriving at Chicago g 00 a. m. ext day, is the only perfectly appointed. lim- ‘ed express running between the eastern cities and Chicago, It has been observed that rich men who never marry and have nobody to take care of but themselves and nothing to do but indulge their own fancy grow first very. whimsy and hard to please, next eccentric and unpleasant Willie—* Look, paw! Who's the tall man with the wide hat?’ Papa—'And the lon; hair?” Willie—"* Yes, and the buckskin suit. Papa—"" 1 cannot say, my child, whether h a poet, scout, cowboy, patent-medicine man, or to have around, and, last of all, crazy. ‘The horse-thief. We live in an era of strange fads.” moral is plain.— Schenectady Union, —Cleveland Plain Dealer. ** The great trouble with you, John, is,” said| Rollingstone Nomoss —""Gimme a nickel, a lady to her husband, who was suffering from | boss, an’ help me erlong in me bizness.” the effect ofthe night before, "you eannot say | Bagge" What is: your business?" Holling. no. Learn to say no, John, and you will have | sfone Nomoss—"* Collectin’ rare coins.” Boggs fewer headaches. Can you'let me have a little | —""A nickel isn't a rare coin.” Kollingstone money this morning?” “No,” said John with | Vomoss—*Cert'nly it is. Any coin's rare wid apparent ease.—Picture Magazine. me."— Philadelphia Record. “WALDORF.” Latest shape in Shoes. 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A Newton young man is so ingenious when it comes to cov- ering up the course of his true love that he hitches his rig in front of one young lady's house while he calls on another across the street.— Newton Re- publican, An exchange says that baggy trousers knees are coming to the front. We alway thought they had been continually at the front. —Troy Press. Advertising Rates in JUDGE, Pablications. “THe Bont Pannicuian Stag is THE HUMOROUS Fiawawent.” Yudge ADVERTISING SCHEDULE: <m——ONE DOLLAR PER LINE. DISCOUNTS: 100 Lines, to be used within one year, 1of aso Lines, to be used within one year, 135. soo Lines, to be used within one year, 208. 1,000 Lines, to be used within one year, 30%. 21oo0 Lines, or more, to be used within one year, 4oX. Reading Notices (agate count), $1.00 per line. Width of Column, 2% (33s ema) inches, Forms close 1 p.m. Friday, for the issue 12 days later. Judge Gbrery axing. - ADVERTISING RATES: mm ONE DOLLAR PER LINE. Qn Orders for Three months, 2of. 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