Judge — January 20, 1906 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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A ns : adulterated. We obey this law, to tied in Its pure natural state under the direct supervision of Gov't Oficial and la sealed by | J. 5. Treasury Dept's “GREEN STAMP""—absolute proof of Its Age and Purity. Sunny Brook was the oaly Whiskey awarded Grand Prize and Gold Medal at St. Louls World's Falr. SUNNY BROOK DISTILLERY, CO., Jefferson County, Ky. | “Well, I suppose you intend to climb| You can get a whole gallon of kero- on the water wagon, as usual, this year ?”|sene for the price of one small drink of “No; my wife's gone south for the| whiskey, and yet some men foolishly pre- winter."—Chicago Record-Herald. fer the whiskey.—Somerville Journal. DO YOU EVER THINK ABOUT CANING YOUR OWN TOME ? F YOU are thinking about Building a House an in- vestment of $1.00 now will save you hundreds of dollars in building a house, by get- ting the latest and most prac- tical ideas of the noted and capable architect, Mr. George Palliser. We therefore de- NOT VERY RESOURCEFUL. Nell— Some of our prdverbs are so ridiculous, For instances.*NWikere igno- rance is bliss *”. Belle— What's the matter now 2” Nell—« Why, you know, Charlie gave me my engagement-ring last week, and I simply can’t find out howsmuch it cost him.” ih cle a OVER THe SOM. Two well-known Portlahd (Maine) men —L. J. Carney and Thomas L. King— Toomed togetherat the Preble Houses in that city, One-evening Mr. Carney re- tired before Mr. King, and the latter, on arriving rather late at the room, found the door locked, the key on the’ inside and his friend snoring loudly. After re- peatedly pounding on the door and awak- ening the other guests he succeeded in arousing his room-mate. Mr. Cafney jumped out of bed, and, after climbing on to a chair, managed alter considerable trouble to force open the transom, Then |he passed the key out to King, but sleepily said he was awfully sorry for locking him out. But King felt more than satisfied, as he roared at the ridicu- lous performance of his half-awake room- mate.— Chicago Inter-Ocean, HIGH HONORS. “The Browns are .going to hold an versary Tuesday night.” In honor of what ?” “Their cook havirg been with them two weeks."—AMilwaukee Sentinel. Beer- Milwaukee BUSINESS TRAINING. « That man is a very witty fellow.” “Well, he's a chemist; he ought to * What has that to do with his wit?" “Because chemists as a class are always ready with retorts."— Baltimore American. 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