Judge, 1899-03-11 · page 16 of 16
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ROAST-BEEF. Tue Pic—"* What is Mr. Ox looking so glum about?" Tux coat—"' They say that some of his relatives were mixed up in the medicated-beef HE GOT IT. L Tue BEAR (Aumoring}—'* ‘Ob, I want you, mah honey,"" ete. A POCKET EDITION. Tue TaPim— Gee! Well, if that big arrangement is what they call your trunk mine can’t be much more than a dress-suit case.” eo AS THEY ARE DONE. Tus onz—“ Allow me to introduce myself. I'm a kicking horse sketched by a talented I. THe BEes—‘* Well, you've got to deal with us if you do.” ‘Tue oTuen—'‘I'm glad to meet you, and I'm a galloping cow drawn from an amateur photograph.” COPrmONT IB99 BY ARKELL PUBLUSHIRG COMPANY OF NEW YORK. WITH THE ANIMALS. Sackett A Witkelns Litho & Pig Co New York comicbooks.com