Life, 1890-04-03 · page 13 of 14
Life — April 3, 1890 — page 13: what you’re looking at
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EN ROUTE. Scene: Parlor car on N.Y. & New Haven R.R. Dramatis Persone: Young lady of period and young man of ditto. H E: Can you tell me which Ameri- can city you like the best? SHE: Well, really, 1 cannot make up my mind between New York and Boston! HE: Yes. Six hours zs a short time. READY FOR EASTER. ID you dye these eggs?” “No. I think they were dead when they got here.” HE “prominent citizen" has be- come a sort of back-number, but the influenzial citizen has shown up in great fcrce this winter. ine 1 LIKE GAME A LITTLE HIGH, BUT THE Eire. TOWER WOULDN'T REACH THAT DUCK. ISITOR (2% court room): What dastardly crime was committed by the pris- oner who was just convicted? ‘ “He stole a ride on a railroad.” “ And the man who got free?” “He stole the railroad.” TLAS supported the world but who supported Atlas ? His wife probably took in washing. = Charles 4. Hat Heaven ITseLr a Love Next morning, — CHARLES AND A tgelina \* THAT 18 REAL? RETURN A FEW LETTERS THE ANTI-SAND-RAG OUTFIT. comicbooks.com