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BIXHY'S KETBBAT.
woodruff wiujy okandiloquknt doctoh.
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I suggested it before,
Wiley Woodruff,
So you needn't feel so sore,
Wiley Woodruff,
That your dwellers by the Kaw,
Might get it in the jaw,
$d you needn't bo so raw,
Wiley Woodruff.
You may tie old Pennsylvania,
Wiley Woodruff
But, however much it pain ye.
Wiley Woodruff
It's a fact beyond a cavil
That your fellows bit the gravel,
And you didn't need to travel
Wiley Woodruff.
You may work the paper gag
' Wiloy Woodruff
Till your backers hold the bag
Wiloy Woodruff.
But for one who knows his job
And is not an inch the snob
You're not in it with our Rob
Wily Woodruff.
WATCH MY OMOKEl
Poor It. J'. Teelo is married now,
llis troubles have begun,
And ours have ceased, lor lie has gone
To dwell in Washington.
Yes, gone and married is R. P. Teelo,
We've nothing hero to get books witji
Wo should call back I really feol,
The- shades of time-worn "Elsie" Smith.
For we must have at our command,.
Someone who truly understands
The caucus system which I fear
JFJas raised the library this year,
And one who really will nqt sliy at
A well developed alcove riot.
'Phon gratulations hearty, Teelo,
Witirwishes for a prosperous life
And salary big enough to keep
Yourself, your troubles, and your wife.
The game with Wesleyan has Uoqn post
poned on account of the death of Comman
dant Jackson.
R. & 0. stands for Rtehorsoti $ Oolo, the
lHpular barbers nt 1144 0 Street.
Lieutenant Jackson died very suddenly at
St. Elizabeth hospital, 12 & South sts. at 8
o'clock this morning. Owing to his sudden
death a post mortem examination will bo held
as soon as Surgeon Bache IT. S. A. Medical
director of the Dcp't of Platto, of Omaha ar
rives. Mr. Jackson had an operation Per
formed last Wednesday for appendicitis. Dr.
'Giffen says he did not die from the effect of
the operation, hence the post mortem. All
connected with the University and especially
the military department are pained to hear of
his death. A more detailed account will be
given in our next issue.
milS OLD 2VATIOjVAX. ROAVX
iJanuiH Whltooinb Klloy'H insclrvvny
In An 13urly Day.
L-ist September a literary friend found the Hoos
lor poet critically inspecting the first copy of life now
volume, turning tho pages nud glancing at them in
that peculiar way he has, as if ho might expect ihe
printed words to bid him somo cheery good-by be
fore they went out to his innumerable friends over
the country. Illi? thumb rested on the, frmtfcpiece.
the old Riley homestead on the National Road at
Greenfield, just as it was in "Tho Child World," at
ita loveliest, to him when tho caravans of can van.
topped wagons went past the house over the great
National highway that led away out west.
"It was a great highway to me in thoo days,"
miid he, lifting up Ins eye-glares for a moment and
peering retrospectively out. of the window. "To Us
children it was the highway that led to all tho won
derful places on the inhabitable globe. Our child1
ish imaginations did not carry us much further
than the reaches of ihnt old road. It was the main
artery of the whole living world. Children nowa
days, and even tho grown folks, know but little of
tho part that the old National Road played in mak
ing our mighty west. You know it was constructed
by the government from Cumberland, Maryland,
and in Ihe early days the settlers traverscl it over
land to "The Illinois" and the territories sill be
yond. As late as the days when I was a boy.'the
wngon trains went by, -and what wonderful sights
they were to us!"
Scott & Shannon, tonsorial artists. H. K
corner 12th & 0 sts Give us a call
We do not break collars: thoy are ftuyied
by l)in(. The TJest JjijiimI ry, 2249 '0 street.
Tel. 570.
Just received 200 pairs of ladies' university
gyinimsjuua sjioca which we are selling at
75c; Sanderson, Schuromim & Davis, 1213'0.
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