Judge — May 18, 1901 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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Charity uncovers a multitude of sins dyn Will, in Smart Set, Minister Wu and Mr, Bryan have one qual- ity in common, but Wu always says something when he talks.— Utica Herat. Dispatch Y Lackawanna |. Railroad One Pecans hg, LOWELL, Trams Manages ‘This is a reproduction of the cover of a complete guide to the Pan-American Exposition just issued by the LACKA- WANNA RAILROAD, Ik will be mailed to any address on application, | accompanied by four cents in stamps, to | T.W. LE General Passenger Agent, 26 Exchange Place, New Yorx Cry. | Mrs. Ricugu a bust of it?” S ; everybody says so, { [A High Grade Bicycle like the Spalding is readil distinguished figm. the ‘so-called. bigh-grad the careful finish ich are usu ally alig! er wheels, To the better bicycles the dis- tinctive finish is made attractive witho. t being gaudy. CHAINLESS, $75; CHAIN, $50, are d.stinétively marked by the neatly enamelled “RED: HEAD.” This fact, together with the quick response of this trim li the rider's every effort, to the phrase “There's Lots of Snap, to the Little Red Head!” Send for Catatog if you cannot call COLUMBIA SALES DEPT., HARTFORD, CONN. ul foot.” low much would you charge to make Sensible, white-haired, elderly gentlemen never say '* dye."—Philadelphia Bulletin, - Shy REMI i TYPEWRITER ng BULLETIN 1893 OFFICIAL TYPEWRITER of the Works's Columbian Espont- ton at Chiage, GRAND PRIX (bighest award) at Brossels. DIPLOMA OF HONOR (highest award) at Luxembourg DIPLOMA OF HONOR a1 Ghent. 1897 1898 GRAND PRIX (ovtranhing all medals) at Pans ADOPTED AS OFFICIAL TYPEWRITER of Pas- An Unprecedented Camera Offer, $9.00 for $3.75. THE 3}x3} BUCKEYE; USING THE EASTMAN CARTRIDGE FILM. An $8.00 Camera and Leslie's Weekly or Judge for 3 months for $3.75. 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It has been a mode of free tras- sit from the tenements to the woodland for those who were ignorant of pastoral lovelines. It has educated the farmer ard the statesman up to the economy of good roads, and resulted in the improvement of thousands of miles of highways, It has taken our boys from the saloons and our girls from the gossip circe Tt has given them joy and healthful exercise and improved their perceptives in a way that will result in a healthier and nobler posterity.” AN ARTIST'S IDEA. An apt expression on the delights and bene fits of wheeling comes from a well-known af- ist. He says that all winter he pines for the times when the roads will be open and he aa go out on his wheel, because he does his bes In his cm phrase, he seems, when skimming over the country roads, to be “afloat in nature,” asd his mind as weil as his body is toned, so thst he is exhilarated and his perceptions quict- ened. work during the riding season, KAISER WILHELM'S TRIBUTE TO THE WHEEL. 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