Judge — August 19, 1899 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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OUTCLASSED. She looks at me with proud disdain; I claim her love no more. L ride the same old wheel that I have ridden | heretofore. She used to cheer me with her laugh as we to- gether sped } Along the crowded boulevard, with heaven just ahead. ee , TRIUMPH OF BEVEL-GEARS EDDIE McDUFFEE ON A Columbia BEVEL-CEAR Chainless RODE A MILE IN La at New Bedfora, Mass., July 29, 1899, breaking the World's Mile Record by 3 seconds. The third quarter in the mile was made in 20 3-5 seconds, the three-quarters in 1:05 3-5. We used to ride off side by side along the shaded ways ‘That led us through the parks, and oft she gave me words of praise ; And every tree was blest that we sat shine or rain, And every road on’ which we sped became a lover's lane ‘neath in to the arse place tn ana’ tora. Perfection of Quality ith The joy I had is gone. ‘one else to-day I still ride forth upon my wheel, but hers is stored away. I saw her yesterday beside a happy-looking chap. Thad a puncture—they were perched upon an auto-trap. | —Chicago Times-Herald. wreiga wines tn tasy She smiles on some homes, club and cafes, Tue vintage ofered tna Seaton ts Specialy Gr sca pteasiogs Pleasant Valley #| Wine Co., soLE wanes, N. Y.: Absolute Purity S. RAE & CO., Leghorn, Italy. * Established 1836. SOLD BY W. D. Bloodgood, a rich New-Vorker, has got a divorce from his beautiful wife Katharine. Her chief offense seems to have been that she sold kisses for charity. This is one of the cases where charity had better begin at home. —Kech- ester Sunday Herald. ‘0,0, PIERCE C0,, Besten. It takes a girl a long time to do an errand, because before she starts she has to go all around the neighborhood hunting up another girl to do it with her —Somerville Journal. Fuddy—"* The Hulcums are very discreet.” Duddy —" 19 what way" Fuddy —* They never smile when they are in public together. They are afraid people will think they are not married. They both of them hate a scandal above all things.”—Boston Transcript. A Peffer-like Kansan was sitting on a rail- | fence as an equestrian reined up and instituted the following coll * Good-day, stranger How are crops?” ** Growin’, as usual.” ** What |do you find easier to raise in this neighbor. JOND hood" ** Whiskers."—Atchmond Times DIAI 95 stuoven case : asus ee Sus rs Ct — fapitnn | "Have vou made up your mind what col- lege you will send your boy to?” "Oh, yes: that's all settled.” ** What one is it?” ** What one? Didn't three boat-races and the base-ball championship all go to one institution this year? What one? Say. you amuse me with your fool questions “—Chicugo Post “Lam glad to see that you punished those men for cannibalism,” said the tourist to the | Pacific-istand king “*Oh—ahem '—thank you | Only it wasn't for cannibalism they were pun- ished—that is to say, not exactly. Their con- duct was a violation of our game-laws Washington Star POPE MFG. CO., HARTFORD, CONN. THE ADMIRAL DEWEY WATCH> SOUVENIRS OF THE SPANISH WAR Daily Reminders of the Destruction of Our Good Battleship + Maine,’’ and the Magnificent Victory of Admiral Dewey IF YOU MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY YOU WILL REGRET IT ° : READ CAREFULLY ALL THAT FOLLOWS CASES ARE MADE FROM STEEL TAKEN FROM TUE WRECK OF THE BATTLESHIP “MAINE” Dewey Watch Dewey Watch WE consider ourselves fortunate in being able to offer these watches to readers of Judge, owing to the fact that the number of watches is limited. because only 1,200 For Gentlemen pounds of steel were saved from the battleship ; and while this will make a good For Ladies many watch cases, the demand will exceed the supply a good many times over, so it is safe to say that if you want one of these watches VOIW JS THE TIME TO GET IT. THESE WATCHES ARE GUARANTEED. —The movements of these watches are of the best American manufacture and are guaranteed. If, with fair usage, either of these watches fails to keep good time, the manufacturers agree to repair or replace it if returned to us within one year from date of sale. This is the guarantee of the manufacturer to us and to you. You are thus doubly protected, THE CASES ARE GENUINE,.—The back and the rim encircling the crys- tal are made from steel recovered from the wreck of the battleship “ Maine.” All of the steel saved, about 1.200 pounds, was sold by the United States Government to the W. F. Doll Mfg. Co., who make these watches for us, and the letter of the commander in charge of the delivery of stores for the Government, given below, is proof that these cases are genuine. The steel has been chemically treated, giving the case the rich deep-blue color of gun metal, which is so popular to-day and used in the manufacture of expensive jewelry. EAGLE WATOR'GO, 808 Us oo oe WITH HANDSOME CHATELAINE oo0¢ --HANDSOME.. want it distinctly understood that these watches are not cheap affairs gotten up simply to sell. The movements are good; the cases genuine, ti finished; open face, accurate timekeepers, and will prove thoroughly satisfactory. In a few years it will be impossible to buy one of these watches fren any and handed down from father to son and from mother to daughter as reminders of one of the m W E one at anywhere near their intrinsic value, for they will be U. S. NAVY YARD New York, February 11, 1899. This is to certify that the U. S. Government through their representative at the New York Navy Yard has delivered to the W. F. Doll Manufacturing Company. New York,the Steel recovered from the wreck of the Battleship MAINE (about 1,200 Ibs.) being the entire amount of steel saved. W. A. GIBSON, Commander, U. S. 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