Judge — July 1, 1905 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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Where Health and Pleasure Wait N this latest number of The Four-Track Series the pictures tell the story. There are only a few lines of descriptive matter, and twenty-nine of the most exquisite and interesting half-tones of charming scenes “ where health and pleasure wait.” This is one of the most beautiful pieces of advertising ever sent out by a railroad company. For a copy of + No. 2 of the Where Heattn aNd PLease New York Central's Four-Track Series, send a 2-cent Warr," which is stamp to George H. Daniels, General Passenger Agent, New York Central & Hudson River Railroad, Room No, 312, Grand Cer Station, New York. ral EDITOR NEEDY. ! A paper from a North Dakota town | contained the following editorial para-| graph: “It is reported that one of the fastidious newly-married ladies of Harvey, | North Dakota, kneads bread with her} gloves on. The incident may be some-| what peculiar, but there are others. The editor of this paper needs bread with his shoes on; he needs bread with his shist! on; he needs bread with his pants on, | and unless some of his delinquent sub- |scribers pay up before long he will need bread without a—— thing on ; and North | Dakota is no garden of Eulen in the winter-time.”. A HUSTLING MAYOR. In a certain West Virginia town is A| mayor who has distinguished himself, An| Italian commitied suicide by drowning A reward of fifty dollars was offered for his body, which was found, Of the one hundred and thirty dollars in the dead man’s pockets the finder received his re- ward, and the mayor confiscated the rest as a fine because the Italian had broken the law by committing suicide, The dead man’s father protested, and the mayor fined him seventeen dollars for contempt of court. HADN'T THOUGHT OF THAT. An ex-Dartmouth professor recently lost his false teeth. They were all right, he declared, when he went to bed, but the next morning they were gone. 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It la supplied ‘and navy. ea were sold dur- continuing public ap- Contents of Leslie’s Weekly June 29th, 1905 IntustRations : “ Motor-boat Races with a Liner.” |Spirited drawing on the front by Gordon H. Grant. “Pictorial Record of the Dis- asters of the Day.” A big flood in the | West, a tornado in the East. | ** Military Drill of the Naval Acad- emy Cadets.” Future naval officers [trained in soldierly evolutions and use of small arms. “A Midsummer Camp near Long Island Sound.” Delightful glimpses of tent-life near New York. “Sidelights on the Fortunes of War in the Far East.” An interest- ing group of pictures. “News Photo Prize Contest.” Timely matters neatly illustrated. LETTERPRESS : “The Last of the Southern Con- federacy’s Statesmen,” by Char! A valuable and rea Harvey. illustrated article. “Strange Story of Marchi mS anor Franklin. of this special correspondent’> letters from Japan. +A Curious College Carnival Edwin H. Shepard, An illustr article describing the Fakirs’ Cart at Syracuse University. “The Home and the Housel containing articles of special inte to womankind. “When Should a Battle-ship Surrendered by its Commander? an American naval officer. An discussion by an expert of an im; tant and timely question. “<Jasper’s Hints to Money-maker giving invaluable advice to invest and speculators. comicbooks.com