Judge — July 1, 1899 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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WHEN THE BAND PLAYS “DIXIE. When the band plays “Dizie” as. they're marchin’ down the street The boys throw up their hats and yell, for “Dixie” 's hard to beat; An’ the fellers in the offices, they keep time with their feet When the band is playin’ Dixie” in the mornin’. A SONG OF SUMMER. 1 I sing the song of the open car ‘And the man at the end of the seat Who never is willing to move along | Oreven retract his feet. He sticks to his place—the selfish churl !— As if he were stuck with glue, | And his whole manner says, as plain as words, ** L don’t care a hang for you!” | Atuss Keene— Do you know, Mr. ‘tubbs, that vawze always reminds me of you?" A/r. Tubbs—* Of me? How's that?” Afiss Keene —"'Oh, it’s so large and shapely, and ™ Mr. Tubbs—"Abem! Yes?" Afiss Keene— “And there's never anything in it, you know.” Jewelers’ Weekly. * Ves,” said the visitor, *' I brought one cake of soap with me when I came to stay with Grace, and I told her I was going to leave when the soap was gone. And what do you think ’—the other day I caught Grace using that soap "—New York Evening Sun, The popularity of the Remington typewriter with the government was evidenced recently by an order for filty of the latest machines to go to Manila on the Sheridan. Bercnan’s Pits for lomach and Liver ills. Oh, he is a selfish, selfish man; T call him the end-seat hog. He's the sort of man who would kick a cat, Or torture a faithful dog. ‘The world will be better when he is dead When the band plays ‘* Dixie,” then the vet- erans so gray, ‘They sorter fall to dreamin’ of the battle far “Your salary, I believe, is two hundred and fifty dollars a week,” said the caller. It so happened that the star was in a confidential mood, and she replied, ** Well, one of them Marie (reading letter) — *To please you I would traverse oceans.” Oh, the brave fel- it their crutches while they're grocer. ** How did you enjoy the banquet?” ** Great, answered the young man with the red tie and | _ “And so you've decided to name your baby | yellow vest. “I got away with three spoons, ‘And laid on a tomb's dark shelf, holleria® "* Hooray!" is." “One of them?” "Yes." The salary 1] low! *D. s 1 am coming to see you to-mor- I hate and despise him with all my heart, When the band is playin’ * Dixie" in the| advertise is two hundred and fifty dollats a | rowil itdoesn’t rain.°"—Pardadelphia Inquirer, For 1 want that seat myself morni week, but the salary I get—well, that’s another —Somerville Journal. story." —Chicago Post. If any man who smokes When the band plays “Dixie,” oh, it stirs a any Dr. Siegert’s Angostura Bitters has over fifty feller’s soul ! imitators and substitutes—most of them dan- gerous, Get the genuine with signature. A woman who attended a prize-fight in New York the other night disguised as a man was detected by her manner of holding her cigar and was promptly ejected. ‘The managers of the fight were determined to have perfect order Tcan hear the boom of cannon, see the war- clouds round me roll ; An‘ I'm free to say, good people, that I lose my self-control When the band plays “* Dixie mornin’, in the They ain't no music like it on the land or on laughs at ‘you. Smile, and you treat th crowd."—Whiladelphia North American, eral.‘ What have you been doing ?” ing an inventory I don't know whether t “Laugh,” says Sinicus, ‘tand the world ‘It's hard work,” remarked a Filipino gen- * Take pat down this lot of left-over Spanish prisoners cigars will ‘‘keep tab” of the number of half- smoked to, 15 and 20 cent cigars he throws 10 the sea, as assets or liabilities."— Washington and decorum, and would not tolerate the pres-| An' they're playin’ it continual in this country away in one day he ence of any person who held a cigar awkward- cf the free? ly.—Kochester Union, No perfect happiness without perfect health— no perfect health without Abbott's, the Origi- nal Angostura Bitters. Ask your druggist or James, have you?" “* Yes; but of course we Shall call him Jim right from the start.”” ** Why have you such a decided preference for that It’s a hallelujah season to the very soul o' me When the band plays “Dixie” in the mornin’. —Frank L. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution, a salt-shaker and a sugar-bowl."—/ndianapolis Journal. will realize why the BETWEEN THE ACTS name? Wel you see, I want to give him] | Clerzymam (a he gets out of barber's chairl— a fair show. Jim, you know, rhymes with him, |** That's an awful dull razor you shaved me L vim, tron, ite, eim, Fen sien, whic, din, Barber (one of clergytan’s parishion- ITTLE CIGARS limb, swim, and probably a lot of other words that T can't think of just now; so if he ever does anything worth mentioning the poets will not be likely to overlook it."— Chicago Times- Herald, He is one of the commanding Figures of the war, For he commands, at column rates, Some fifty dollars per. —Detvoit Journal, “Was my sermon long this morning?" asked a preacher who had been taken to task for run- T hope it isn’t quite as dull as your ser- mon was yesterday." — Boston Courier. ** Women who weai lasses or spectacles are always congenial.” ‘Yes; they like to tell each other how they had to put them on long, long before age had anything to do with it "—Detroit Free Pres ye- For Picnics For Fishing For Camping For Yachting are made, and will un- derstand why they are so popular. 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