Life — August 22, 1889 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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- LIFE: LADIES’ TAILOR. ADIES visiting New York are invited to inspect the NEW and ORIGINAL MODELS of MID-SUMMER GOWNS for Town, Country, Seaside and Yachting wear. 240 Fifth Ave., 72°" 1189 Broadway, N.Y. Mrs, L— had often told Mamie, her four-year- old-daughter, that she was never alone, because God Lin was always with her. One day Mrs, L-— was called Feefe 4 & Do 5 from the room and left Mamie for a longer time (Formerly with Krakauer) than she expected. When she came back she said, pityingly, “Why, Mamie, have you been here alone [26 West (9th Street. all the, time ? 1 thought some one would come in.” Ladies’ Tatloring and “Oh, I haven't been alone, mama,” Mamie answer- ed, ‘*because God has been with me; but,” she |Dresemaking Establishment, added, gravely, * he's dre¢/ul poor company."—Bos- | Their experience in London and ton Beacon with Krakauer enables them to of- * fer stylish and novel designs at very attractive prices, Ladies re- siding out of town can have their garments made by sending measure- ment and bodice, Riding Habits a Specialty. “A feast of clever drawings.” —V Ave COURANT. FUN FROM “LIFE.” e N. Somewhat similar in general plan to" The Good Things COMMONWEALTH AVENUE of ‘Life,’ but composed of smaller illustrations, devoted Unsurpamed by any hotel in the country for the beauty | Tore to pure Fun. of ita surroundings, the excellence of its aceommodations, | It is intended to publish a volume of ‘* Fun from‘ Life’"" and the high order of its patronage. Most desirable for | each spring, and a volume of * Good Things from * Life’" wealthy families and tourists, C. H. Greenleaf &Co., | each fall, le PROFILE House, White Mountains, N. H. Obtong 8vo, boards, with novel and telling design in ink 4. ———— |e IMPORTERS, JOBBERS AND RETAILERS. “10 is all pure, mirth-provoking, good-natured humor, r v ae here ina laugh inevery page, —Bartinore Sux, | Bich Silks, Satins, Velvets, Dress Goods, Haviland China at Cotton Fabrics, White Goods, Embroidertes, At book-stores, or will be sent, postpaid, oa receipt of | Gloves, Hoslery, Laces, Ribb BaicuarNe: TY pg ‘ . - 3loves, Hoslery, Laces, Ribbons, Buttons, No First Hands, | adverised price. tlons, Dress Triinmings and Household Dry Goods. Upholstery, Curtains, Draperies, ete. IRIN y Ladles’ Coats, Costumes and Riding Habits. A Pa RING, AUGUET i | FREDERICK A. STOKES & BROTHER | iridat uate and Infante: Wardrobes. trade, An excellent time °. Correspondence solicited from all parts of to examine our latest de- the conntry regarding Materials, Estimates signs. Sold in complete MITCHELL & MILLER, and Samples. Mea cesmendence iaviiel! 126%128 Cheohint Sr NEW YORK. gy J { | A A YouNG Bostonian, educated at Harvard, went THE INGLENOOK to Texas and turned cowboy. Yet within his bosom still burned the flame of Boston culture and refine- WINES ment. One day he was riding with a stranger across SOLD IN CLASS ONLY. the prairie. Turning his head suddenly (he was slightly ahead) he saw his companion make a suspi- | Bottled at the Vine. farde in California, «Parity cious motion toward his hip pocket. Without hesi- eae eta, “Alas Dottion wired... tation he drew his revolver and shot him. The stranger dropped like a log. The cowboy dismounted | PRICES, $4.50 TO 47.60 PER CASE, and looked at the body of his victim. ACCORDING TO AGE. “I wonder if he was really going to shoot me?” he soliloquized. ‘I'll see.” . DISCOUNTS. TO THE TRADE. Turning the body over, he discovered a flask of pobidick whisky protruding from the pocket. Cream SET, No. 2575 * Poor fellow! he said in a tone of regret, “I've H. B. KIRK & CO. REA . . made a mistake. I've killed an innocent man and a i: gentleman at that. He wasn't going to shoot me; | Sole Agents for the cities of New York & B FRANK HAVILAND he was going to invite me to have a drink. Well, FULTON STREET, 9 WAR! 7 ’ he sighed, ‘ths las ishes of the deceased shall be BROADWAY AND 27TH STREY 14 BARCLAY ST., N.Y. CITY. = Washington Post. comicbooks.com