Judge — June 9, 1900 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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‘The ** nightamobile."—Brown of the automobile club no longer has the nightmare, but it’s just as bad. The first meet of the automobile polo club. his sight is absolutely perfect. Long and earnestly this gentle- man gazed, studying the picture in all manner of lights and at all manner of angles. At last he said with the air of one whose ITS ONLY FAULT. M®- JONES and the Misses Rouser went for a walk on the Riverside drive a few Sundays ago. The camera fiend went, too, and, loitering behind, snapped a sharp and pleasing back view of the three: Afterward, with some pride, Mr. Jones showed this mas- terpiece to Mr. Eld- well, who eschews eye- glasses because he says ism in such matters is con- e, “Very good, ve-ry good; but it has one fault—the Misses SOMETHING NEW. Rouser’s features don’t come out A combination typewriter. quite clearly enough.” THE FORTUNES OF WAR. CLASSIFIED, rollers. See der big punch-pow! !" Tkey, sR.—"* Dot ain't no punch-powl, you fool! Dot is an aquariums for pet fisches.” EVIDENCE. ‘+ PRISBIE is a the- osophist now,” said Cawker. “Yes; he insists that he has had a pre- vious existence,” added Cumso. “T think there must be something in it. You know I told you the other day he was in his second childhood.” [7 18. good to be wanted, better to be needed. The first meet of the automobile hunt club, comicbooks.com First Fitipino—* The Americans admit-but a very slight loss of life in their campaigning here.” Second Filipino—* Yes. I've often thought what a fine thing it is for the Americans that every time we make a furious charge they happen to be back of us.” Ixey, JR, (inspecting house for sale)—"* Dot man vot own dis house pefore must haf been a high-