Judge, 1898-02-26 · page 5 of 16
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uae FROM ANOTHER’S POINT OF VIEW. Dolly Swift — “Miss Thirtysmith was beside herself last night.” Sally Gay —*1 hope she took the opportunity to stand off and see how ridiculous she looked.” THE JURY’S VERDICT, A BUSINESS GOLCONDA, Cumso—* Why didn’t the art jury > Pietro (the grinder)" You betta your. hang that canvas of Brown's?” a life meno go-a to da Klondike while Cawker—“The jury decided that dere is da Thompson street in New York.” hanging was too good for it." an ae NOT TO BLAME, * Didn't I tell you I wanted my eggs soft-boiled ?” < LoIDY— "Shure an’ it ain't me fault, [had soft A NEW BRAND. THE GOOD-RESOLUTIONS CLUB. Hostess (politely) —" And will you have a little light wine, Ernet—"'I hear all you fellows who swore off drinking on the first of Dorothy ?" | January have { a club.” ‘Daratly tquicilj)\— 8 No, Uihask yous: Mi doesn’t all Harotp—"* Yes; the first one to drink a glass of beer is to get ten dol- orotiy (quietly)—" No, I thank you. Mamma doesn't allow | lars, We want somebody to break the ice for us.” me to drink spiritual liquors. NOT SO BAD. 1, Littie Wiitse—"' It must be awful to be an orphan like you, Jimmy.” 2, Jnamy— Oh, I don’t know!” comicbooks.com