Life — October 6, 1898 — page 18: what you’re looking at

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CRY, MY LITTLE FRIEND?" AK SITTING ON MY CHERRY TART.” In springing that peace proposttion, while the Kalser was patting an extns amou Lis manuseript the Czar was russlon his off tuto the hands of the printer aud getting out an extra. —St. Louis Republic, peace about the mu ANb you woulda’t begin @ Jouruey on Friday?” Teaw't understand how you can have any falth tn such a ay auparatito ” No superstition about It, Saturday's pay day —lamuton Vick-Me-Up. DON T BE CARELESS. In these days of nu ids, the Gall Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Mik ts # great safeguard to the health of the litte It will not easily spoll, beng perfectly stertl- ized tn ths manufacty “1 pexxo’s Ekin git my money back,” sald Mr. Corn- tossel, as he ruefully rubbed bis brow, “But Lintist say as how Lalu’t going to recommend any customers to that con- cern.” “ Have you been inaking Investments?" “Tsent @ dollar to a main who adverttsed that he would tell a sure Way to make money fast.” “Didn't you get uuy answer?” Yes. He mays * put glue on tt’ "— Washington Star, ++ ALWAYS glad to see old faces," sald the would-he genial one to the rather passé mualden, And be wondered why bis corulality did not find a response —Moonshine, “So You want to marry my daughter, eh?" qnerted the ‘old man. you think you have the patience and forbear- nce to make her a kind and indulgent hushand?” I don't know, sir,” replied the would-be ‘son-in-law, “Lean button a standing collar on @ shirt that Is a half-size larger without getting angry, and I——" “Say no more," interrupted the old man, “Say no more, but take her, my son, and my blessing goes with her.” —Chicago News, Prince of Wales's Favorite Wine, de LOSSY-HOLDEN CHAMPAGNE, A Well-Kept Shoe 1s a comfort and credit to the wearer. A soft. pliable, comfortgiving shoo looks ‘better and wears better than One that's stiff and unylelding. ICI reer Dressing will not only pollen, your shoes but make them soft. It's a medicine for Toathor, EAT finishing the most famous shoe leather in the world—V! Kid. That's alittle secret you didn't know before. There's a book full of Just such secrets about shoes and their cure, that you can have if you will send us your name and address. ROBERT H. POERDERER, Philadelphia. Pa. —— isimitated to closely inbot- tes and labels that even dealers are sometimes de- H ceived. The genuine bears jf the words, "‘gegenuber dem f Julichs Plats," the addcess § of the great Farina distil. f gegenuber dem Julichs- Platz" (opposite Co., Few York, fole Agents, WILLIAMS’ SHAVING ; STICK.\ Willams’ Seaps seld everywhere, but sent by mail Uf your dealer dees not supply you. Williams’ Shaving Stick, 25 cts, Genuine Yankee Shavieg 5 Soap, 10 cts. Luxury Shaving Tablet, 25 cts. Swiss Violet Shaving Cream, 50 cts. Jersey Cream Coee. Soap, (5 cts. Williams’ Shavi Shaving Soap ti, 4oc, Exquisite THE J.B.WILLIAMS LONDON, CLASTONBUR The Improved BOSTON GARTER adds neatness and com. fort to the wearing of LOW SHOES Keeps the Stocking Free from Wrinkles DOES NOT BIND THE y CUSHION BUTTON cannot unfasten accidentally > SOLD EVERYWHERE Sample Pair} Sitk, S0¢ by Mail J Cotten, 25¢, BOSTON, Mass, MD. q Tatiana Pp. tions, 5 cents, The Moki Snake Dance © pp... 64 illustra- tons, 8 cents, Grand Canon of Colo- | rado River. 32 pp. 15 iMustrations, Al ¢ New Mexico Health iastrations, 2 cts. Arizona_Health_Re- ‘sorts, 72 pp., 18 lus: trations, 2cts. tas vogue Mot Springs Icinity, 48 pp 80 illustrations. 2ct Malled free for postage named. They tell the story of wonderful sights and scenes, and special resorts for tourists and homeseekers in the Great est. They are published by the Santa Fe Route, are literary and artistic, and will make you better acquainted with the attractions of your own land. C, A. HIGGINS, GP. .&NF.R'y, CHICAGO. 1818 Great Northern Bldg. COMIEHOOK