Judge — October 23, 1909 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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A Lpollinaris THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” Lottled only at the Spring, Neuenahr, Germany, and Only with its Own Natural Gas. Shears and Paste Pot) THE WAY OF MOTHERS. A boy recently attacked another who| A little Texas girl eat watching a had been warned by his parents not to| very awkward hen with her first brood, fight, when the following dialogue ‘en-!She trod on them and knocked them sued: lover every step she took. The little Bad boy (getting in a hard blow)-—|tot came running in and said, ‘Oh, “There, take that!” moth just come and look at this mean Good boy (folding his arms with a|old hen! I would not have such a meek expression) —"*No, Tommy, I will | mother not hit you back, because I promised She stood very still for a moment, and never to strike a playmate; but’? (kick-| then, with the merriest twinkle in her ing him in the shins) ‘*how do you like | eyes, said, “*Maybe that is the way she that?”—Red Hen. | spanks them.’"—Delineator. OBEDIENCE. “The 24-Hour St. Louis” PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD'S New Fast Train to St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Cleveland Beginning November 7, 1909 Leave New York ‘ . Leave North Philadelphia Leave Washington Leave Baltimore “Arrive Cleveland Arrive Cincinnati Arrive St. Louis ALL LIMITED TRAIN FEATURES BARBER, BATHROOM, BUFFET, ELECTRIC LIGHTS, LADIES’ MAID, STENOGRAPHER Pullman Parlor Smoking Car, Dining Car, Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars, Compartment Observation Car New York to St. Louis; Sleeping Cars New York to Cleveland and Cincinnati, “The 24-Hour New Yorker’ will leave St. Louls 6.00 P. M., and arrive Baltimore 5.20 P. M., Washington 6.25 P. M., Worth Philadelphia 5.10 P. M., Wew York 7.00 P. M. THE ROUTE OF FIRST FAST TRAINS GEO, W. BOYD, General Passenger Agent. J. R. WOOD, EXPLAINED. ‘This milk looks sus-/ A MIXED CHARACTER. s Extract from Mr. Roose Piciously blu to the Bureau of Fisher: Dealer—*Madam, my cowa were) ‘The water is fairly temperate. 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One day last year, a few days after The Hotel Ponce de Leon is newly the holidays, while on the street-car, I furnished throughout with rare taste, and noticed a little girl with a doll in her possesses all mocler requisites for conven’ arms which was almost as big as she ‘The conductor came to collect the | NC 8nd comfort of guests. k He looked at the child and then HOT AND COLD SEA WATER BATHS. “You have not paid for/ European and American Pla The little girl looked at him and then | A booklet will be gladly furnished on application indignantly said, ‘Why, she only came| Rates, running from $12.50 to a few days ago, and no one has to pay $30.00 per week, according to until they are four years old!""—Delin- location of the rooms. nil Oficial a oie Motor League . and the International Automobile League. 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