Judge — March 19, 1904 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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I'don’t think he is anything more than a clerk.” Why 2” Because, right in the middle of a pro- posal last night, his mind wandered and he said, * You could wear a size smaller, miss, without any trouble at all." I jerked my foot back, of course, but I knew right away why it was so easy for him to get on his knees before a girl.”— Chicago Post. * You told me I could bet my last dol-) lar on that old plug that came in fourth in yesterday's race.” I believe I did, but I didn’t suppose you'd be fool enough to do it."—Chicago | Tribune. rag BREW FOR YOU N Wile /Nilwatukee Beer MILLER BREWING CO. MILWAUKEE LSA. | WILSON WHISKEY —Eighty-one years of reputation made, and still building it. THAT'S ALL! Charlie de Broke and his best girl w, dered into the tent of a sybil who pro- fessed to tell fortunes at the usual rate. 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