Judge — November 24, 1900 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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A VALUABLE MAP. NEW AND OLD POSSESSIONS OF ‘THE UNITED STATES. A new map, quite different from the old style of railroad map, is that just issued by the New Established 1823. WILSON WHISKEY. That’s All! THE WILSON DISTILLING CO., Baltimore Md. “You understand,” said the plumber to his York Central Lines. Complete and accurate as to detail. thing to use in studying the new geography of the United States. 1 be eo me New ¥ sent tree, poat-pald, on receipt of & Tian Geseral Phstenger Aetal, Grand son, who had just been admitted to partner- ship, “* that it is our rule never to overcharge.” “* What do you call an overcharge ?" asked the young man. ‘Charging more than the cus- tomer is worth.” —/ndianapolis Journal, Just the unwarranted pretensions, isn't he?” ‘* I never noticed that he was. What has he been doing | — to give you such an opinion of him?” “* Well, for instance, he came around the morning after Thanksgiving and claimed to be all knocked out on account of too much turkey. Why, he boards. "—Chicago News. * Miller is a fellow who makes a good many | €st one in its class, ROMEIKE’ Sf Pr ertee Berens will vag of Bay Sppear sGout Jou, pour Triead wilh yes date. ert ‘Kurope te 10 Flew as wart to be ‘ot ‘importance fa the Ui ad for Your bouces: Manny HOwsItS, First judge (at cat show) —"' This is the fin. ‘There can hardly be two ions about that." Seco! judge (with tears) “* It was that cat, or one exactly like it, that ate my pet pigeon last week. You will never get a prize by my vote, you mean, nasty ani. mal !"—Chicago Tribune. opi ‘You will get more prompt attention and better serve by mentioning Jubux when answering advertisemesa, OVERWORKED MEN, DELICATE WOMEN, Overheard in the Congregational book-store during the rush of Christmas, ** 1 would like a copy of * The Choir Out of Sight.’" That customer must have been a distant relative of the man who entered a book-store and called ‘UT a Head of Gimsox’s Most Bewi Girl may be yours for nothing. Each proof signed personally by d SICKLY CHILDREN, TAKE gationalist, favor, ** are about it. keeps this notice at the head of his journal, ter.’ You don't want that kind of newspaper, do you?"—Atlanta Constitution, for ** John Stuart Mill on the Floss."—Congre- A Georgia editor makes this bid for public Get a first-class newspaper wnile you Our contemporary over the way Entered at the post-office as second-class mat- Gibson, matted and ready for f inches by 11 inches in size, on Japan pa of cartoons, illustrating the adventures} widow, Mr, Gibson’s latest and mos portant work, which is now appes Lire, The portrait is much larger and her full face. QUARIANI WINE) No other preparation has ever received #0 many Yol- gatary.tquinoninls from eminent people a the World. Mariani Wine WORKS WONDERS. Sold by all draggtsta, Marian! & Co., 82 Ww. A COLLECTION OF a Pictures Refuse Substitates. hotel news-stands, and by the boy on the train. YOU WANT iT. _ "Juver, Every copy of Jupce for 1899 in two volumes, substantially bound in cloth, with gilt edging, express pre- paid anywhere in the United States, for $o. Send orders promptly. Jadge Pablishing Co., 110 Fifth Avenae, NEW YORK. of the American Girl, artistically printed oo plate paper and tastefully bound in an illu- | minated cover. Sold by your bookseller, by all ‘You can secure the signed portrait o: sending $5.00 for a new subscription to for one year. Tho drawing will not by or reprinted, It is for tho exclusive o ship of our subscribers. At tho expi this offer tho plate will bo destroyed. New subscribers will receive for five a year’s subscription to Lire and the portrait which you can get in no other wep. ‘THIS 19 NOT THE FicTURE YOU WILL RrcEIVE. ‘TINS MERELY GIVES AN IDEA OF THE WIDOW. This offer ts net. sa Co., 19 West 3ist &., Catalogue of 180 examples of proofe in miniature by Cttwon, Hanna, Olldert and others, for selection, sent on recelpt of Weents. ADY Life's Giboon "Calendar—for 1901 Artistically printed on heavy cardboar and handsomely boxed. 1 $3.00, Overheard in the Wittington family A luxurious collection of beautiful drawings by C. Allan Gilbert. "Quarto size and printed in two colors. A magnificent holiday bouk. Price, $3.00. Predicamente ies by Louis Evan Shipman. Price, $1.00, Mythology for Moderns ‘The old stories humorously retold by James S, Metcalfe. Mustrated. Price, $1.00. Short Sto fore! Life's Book for Golfers A richly illustrated book, care- fally printed on heavy paper, dealing ‘exclusively with the game of Coif in its amusing and Fifteen short stories by the cere LiFR’s writers, profusely illustrated ae somety printed. Price, $1.35 Httwood’s Pictures Hn Artist’s Bistory of the Last ‘Yearo of the Nineteenth Cen A collection of the clever and satiric ettes by Francis Gilbert Attwood, illest the history «four own time. Price, $2.00 sectimental aspects, Drawings by Gibson, H jana, Gilbert, Rich- ards, Blashfied, Hutt, and many others. Cover Design by Gibson Price, $2.00 ¥ Por sale by all Booksellers, or sent postpaid by LIFE PUBLISHING COMPANY, New comicbooks.com