Judge — September 27, 1902 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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Mrs. Hartt—"Yes, 1 have no doubt there are unhappy marriages, but really I cannot understand how they are possi- ble. Now, there's George and I, we are so devoted. He says he could not exist without me, and I'm sure I live only for him.” Mrs. Greene—"You really are to be congratulated, both of you. By the way, how long have you been married?” firs. Haru—" Just a week day after to-morrow." —Boston Transcript. “L never saw any one so blast as that English tragedian who just came over. I asked him if he wouldn’t like to sit in the observation car and look at the scene “And wouldn't he even do that?” | gar Noi_he said; ‘I've brought over my gyn scenery, y' know.'"—Philadelphia ress. Cynicus—" And no man is too young think he’s too old to learn."——Philas jdelphia Record. fold by Tastes pectaged ate ay otee_adérpese P| Why don’t you come to, church, ‘TED ANDREW JERGESS (0, Sele Agents, CISCINGATI, OHIO John? “Come next Sunday, will you?” ‘Ow long do it last, zur? “Oh, not very long.” About an hour 6000 INCOMES MADE ace By seling our “Lor' bless you, zur, it bain't worth from impart es: Ifhow i ges at tee Seees Bl | to ofthis trode removes i¢potstheatin inpink | anymore of asoap 2 oer sSee ees |while. changing yer shirt for ‘t."— Commission off. | Sketch. brerade tar .|__ ‘How often have you been married?” Coffees, 12e. and Ibe. | the judge asked the lady who was apply- rohateae ace, ing for a divorce. alsa New Vol Pout, times, your honor,” she an- PO. | ewered. “but I’ don’t think you ought |to count them all. 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