Life — June 26, 1902 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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“Gaken from the Enemy” Jinks! Why, T haven't seen yoo for rev How's your health every little thing-tho ms to affect my he What in thander is the matter with yoa, old man, the way you've got to tal Nothing. movement of his arm through empty alr, as his friend backed away in ent and alarn that you have become a great devotee to ble fad of table tennis. * he said, wiklly; “I like to have my fling. flong a " me of pong at every racque swong, while the cellu- ts onthe wing-wong. I know that game's the pers from the asylum led him away to his padded cell, the fret victim of the omnipresent game of ping-pong. —Chteago Inter- Ocean. Rerarsentative Wittiams of Missi new negro tory Are you the defendant?” asked an court-room, speaki: a inj to be called nai does the dete te the chickens,"* “__ This isthebest a story of rome children's kee Cae liked Pipe Tobacco that has played a leading part in the plot. While the play w oie oie nd ever been used by Golfers: and found a very «mall girl #t ote! §$Yachtsmen-Hunters- “Oh, Mee not I ne the reply,“ I'se the haby waiting to be borned."—New York Tribune. | Fi shermen-Campers > Arthe faneral of a lawyer of State repatation, who , lived and practiced in a town not far from Philadelphia, d wat h k an unbeliever, an eminent gentleman from Philadelphia ° ee 4 e a reached the honso after the mipleter had begun OuT re) Do RS ot ac| | pipes F Doo gressed, he accosted a well-known Quaker of the town, who was a friewd of t . and who was noted for his grent ecnse of humor, and, leaning over hie [ot shoulder, arked in a whisper € y > Y 4 What part of the servtces hav: reached" To which the Qa st opened for tl . | ; Sole Ke Tur. pastor called the other where litle Freddie, youngeter, ie a great 2g F il previously heard bis mother say that NOW SOLD EVERYWHERE ree the pastor was very successfull fn saving role During a pause in the conversation, Freddie, who on the pastor's knee, asked : you eave souls? * Yes, Freddie,” replied th of the * went on Freddie, you got saved up —Ohto State Journal. supervision, I feel that I have indeed done wisely in placing Turre had been a high-school entertainment in the her in your charge." town hall, in which the graduating class had participated, And how proud you must be," said the principal, —_ with the assistance of the beat local talent of which Boom- With satisfaction, “to be the father of #0 large and ville boasted. It was a great success, pleased with the innocence of badding womanhood. The voted 8 farnity.® ‘The editor of the Bazoo gave « glowing accoun} of the principal accompanied him to the door, “Large! devoted 1" gasped the proud parent. “What afta! ing up as follows: “Madam,” he said, with deep feeling, “1 owe you do you meant" Mr, Hiram Maffercamp, the well-known elocutiontet, much for the manner in which you hav my child “Devoted to each other," eaid the principal. who was to have read a number of selections from his own tince #he has been under your care. W! the con. fewer than seven of Clara's brothers have been here during ritings, was sick and unable to be present, A very do trast between that Innocent mai ‘ome of the girls of the last three weeks to take her out, and she ie expecting _lightful evening was epent."* another to-morrow.”"—7U- Biss, _Exchange, it. comicbooks.com TRADE MARK d heen to the boarding school to pay @ sarprise visit to his daughter, his only child, He had parted from her, proad to be t ”