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This page is primarily **advertising and contest results**, not political satire. The main content includes: **Advertisements:** Eagle Liqueurs (spirits), W.L. Douglas Shoes (featuring a portrait of the shoe company owner), Remington typewriters, and Whitman's Chocolates dominate the page. **Contest Results:** The central feature announces winners of Judge's "Eleventh Puzzle Contest," listing 20 successful puzzle-solvers and prize amounts ($100 first prize down to $5 for later places). Winners' names and cities are published. **Minor note:** A small joke appears: "The funny-bone is at the elbow, probably, to make people laugh in their sleeves." There is **no significant political cartoon or satire visible** on this page. It represents typical late-19th/early-20th-century magazine content where advertising revenue and reader contests subsidized publication costs. The page reflects consumer culture and commercial enterprises of the era.

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EAGLE LIQUEURS. The Only Truly American Production. PERFECT DISTILLATION. j fe offer in these Sh ABSOLUTE PURITY. sults of many years’ DY perience in the art of shocmakings SUPERIOR TO ANY IMPORTED. end thas been our cnécavor not f0 ace - how cheap a shoe can be made, but how ABSINTHE, KUMMEL, | good a onc for the price. “A, “A “A AR 4 CURACAO, CREME oc MENTHE, Our Spring and Summer Styles are made up ia a the fashionable colors of Vici Kid and Willow MARASCHINO, CREME ve CACAO, Call : , French Enamel, ete new this spring. Wecan fit any ANISETTE, ETC., ETC. ‘foot comfort and the best of wearing qualities 1a your shoes. 2%, 7A, =A PM “AA “AL AN Sedative, Digestive, Nutritive. convenient to our 5G stores In the large cities or env .% of the 5,000 dealers selling our shoes throughout the Rh . Bi Ci . A v united Stotes, try ours mail-order, department. We » sen OCS an’ is ts ipt einstrom Bros., Cincinnati, ||P ei oe cee eee nee ee £ 'W. L. DOUGLAS, BROCKTON, MAS DISTILLERS AND EXPORTERS. , Cr) SF _Also Dealer's Special Catalogue from same address. ESTABLISHED 1876. The funny-bone is at the elbow. prohably, to make people laugh in their sleeves, — Phila- HIGHEST AWARDS. delphia Bulletin, Bheady THE PRIZE-WINNERS IN JUDGE'S ELEVENTH PUZZLE CONTEST. Itisa There were thirty-five successful puzzie-solvers in the Eleventh Contest. Twenty sure sign wor of these participate in the distribution of the prizes, as follows: il when candy CHARLES P. HOWE, 678 E. 26th St., Pateress, 8. 2.. F lovers get their ‘ (Complete set of answers maiied March asth, 8:30 A. M.) YIBST PRIZE, $100.00 , head 3 < 7.6. WELOGH, 259 W. 168 ts Hew Terk, eads together SWI 'y ‘(Complete set of answers mailed March 23th, 9 A. M.) SECOND PRIZE, 25.00) [i that the verdict is BE ROTH, 123 W, Pear! Ot., Claciznatt, Ohio | These two contestants share THIRD PRIZE, 20.00 oing to be in favor of D.M. ROTH, fs eis Face, Cites ‘cue {tana ah prizes equal : YOURTH PRIZE, 16.00 going - ‘answers mailed March 93th, 9°90 A. 9 done auizasaem poitt’ i ff Waisat Ot Cinetsaat, Chis 1 These ‘contestants share TITTH PRIzB, 10.00 e H.C, SCHWEMLEDY, 438 Walnzt Ct,, Ciscizsati CMs 1 sth and éth prizes equally SIETH PRIZE, 10.00 9 (Compiete set of answers mailed March asth, 11 A. M.) WM TEOMA aerobic et of answered Slarch asth, 12M.) SEVENTH PRIZE, 5.00 ] all S 7 romplete set of answers mailed March 23th, 12 . mabe ay Fe bana, GER Se ot answers mailed M. vans P.M.) SIOHTH P2128, 5.00 Sane ‘answers mailed March asth, 2 P. BL 09 MAME SULLIVAN, é by t nan | fee Fs of Jodarengis mae ‘sath asth, 2 P.M.) MONTE PRIZE, 6.09 Chocolates 6. fway, Clacianatt emi n on romplere set of answers mailed March asth, 2 P. M.) TENTH PRIZE, 6.00 and Confections 2. PAUL SCUDDER 726 Bidgevay Ave. Avondale, us, . i ‘ 7. DALE, Lae ace as game mated Magen asth, « P.M.) BLEVENTE FBIZE, 5.02] ] They are famous wherever there exists Standard Typewriter. seveAsee yA CiCompiereset anne inailed March asth, 5 P.M.) TWELITE PRIZE, 6.00 Suld everywhere. pats . (Complete set of answers mailed March asth, 5 P.M.) ‘THIRTEENTH P2IZE, 6.00 Whitman's lastantaneous Chocolate je, | eB ena BTHLE en M ra ras, sco|| Moaeentun*Sgegoaauns allan on 1 of answers mailed M asth, a a Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, siseseneien Oe wmplcte se sects 8 ers mailed 3 March asth, $:30 P. M.) TOURTEEN Tid Beautl 1y 327 Broadway, New York. Gomis ete. eet ‘of answers m: March asth, $:30 P. M.) TIVTEENTE RIZE, 6.00 Stephen P. Whi ‘< 1316 Chestnat St., Phi P, 2, FERRARA, 38 Lyach Gt... Brechlys. 3... - __ ACociplete i of aawers sailed March asth, 6P. 6.) SIXTEENTH PRIZE, 6.00 ences A L BROWNE. Spring Ot. Weet Bortory, Mass. ————___— ‘(Complete set of answers matied March asth, 6 P.M.) SEVENTEENTH PRIZE, 6.00 BARRY P. , Cromwell, Middleses Co. wr erannoe se mplete at ot answers matied March asth 30 P. M2) EIQUTEENTE PRIZE, 5.00 = $y = nagepert, Cots. ’ lete set oF 3 inai a P.M ts 6 See LESLI E Ss WEEKLY ees av oH, Se Hanae crs ait led March asth, 6:30 P.M.) NINETELNTE P2IZE, CS) ACompicte set of answers maried March asth, 7 P. M.) TWENTIETH PRIZE, 5.00 Votames JUDGE'S THIRTEENTH PRIZE-PUZZLE CONTEST W ar Pictu res. started in last week's issue of the paper. The correct answers to the forty puzzles of the Twelfth Contest will be given in JUDGE, No. 868, and the names of the prize-winners will appear in the number following, viz., No. 869. | adDG I ; The last day for the receipt of solutions in the Tzvel/th Puzzle Contest is May 7th. : They must all be mn our hands before noon of that day. Every copy of Jupce for 1 in JUDGE PRIZE-PUZZLE DEPARTMENT, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York. es ne cea ea cloth, with gilt edging, express pre- paid anywhere in the United States, for $9. Send orders promptly. . What Is It? Jadge Publishing Co., Why, the most delicious and exquisite 110 Fifth Avenae, Natural Champagne NEW YORK. Fermented in the bottle. Excels in health- giving properties. Ask your dealer for it, or address The New Hammon Wine Co, Hammondsport, N. Y. ighly introduce our productions, United Suates east of the Roc FOR ACCURATE AND LATEST Tertiary BLOOD POISON 15 to 25 days. You can be \reated at liome for same price under same guarantee. Mf you prefer to come here we will contract to cl balls, and no charge if we fail ken mercury, iodide potash, Mucous Patches in i . Copper Colored Spots, any ptt of the Bode. flair or Eyebrows BLANK BOOKS.‘:2zteeso%* PROT sorted case contain: rrineuen fora 3. Take ng twelve oie FINDLER & WIBEL, ct Golden Age, Bee! Iron and. 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