The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899, May 02, 1900, Page 2, Image 2

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The Nebraskan-Hesperian
GLEANED PROM EXGHANGES.
The ode to the meerschaum brown,
And the clay with Its coat of jet,
Were writ Dy a man who never could
bear
The scent of a pipe or a good cigar,
Not oven a cigarette.
And the sonnet to rare old wlno
Was composed by a temperance younth
Who was bursting with rhyme
Of the hlgh-old-tlmo,
Yet never was full, In sooth,
Of the fluid that lightens the heart
And gladens the gloomiest day,
And colors the nose
Like the rich, red rose
To frighten the horrors away.
PAPAL BULLS.
The popes were all such learned men;
Of knowledge they wore full.
Yet strange to say how all of them
Have made some papal bulls!
THE SMILE CURE.
Oft when a man Is feeling blue
A girl's sweet smile can pull him
through;
But then the girl, we may assume,
Must be the one that caused his gloom.
LIKE A GIRL.
"You stole a kiss!" the maiden
shrieked,
But well I knew she wasn't iiinoo,
For then shersighed, "Ah! well, dear
Jack,
You stole a kiss, please give it back.
TRANSITION.
He'll ne'er forget that sorry day,
It was indeed a sight,
To see his own sweet Dinah May
Change into dynamite;
For when he tried to call her down,
Smashed was their loving cup,
ForafciTirvera and. -woman-Uke, VJ'
Just turned and blew him up.
A BASE BALL IDYL.
She sits on the bleachers and watches
him play,
She knows he's a hero, he thinks he's
a jay.
But he's king of the diamond, a Fresh
man at that,
A corking good baseman, a fiend at the
bat,
And Cupid, the sinner, I blush for his
namef
With the two youthful hearts is play
ing a game.
When the last man Is out, the game Is
all o'er,
I'll bet then Dan Cupid has captured
the score.
15 HOURS AND 10 MINUTES,
LIMCOLM TO CHICAGO
Vim The mwlhwtit,
...IS A GREAT SUCCESS...
Josh Billings once said: "Never oppose a success."
That is why you should use
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ALWAYS ON TIME
CITY TICKET OFFICE: BURLINGTON DEPOT:
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ImpT")iO(t on Ills Memory.
"You doxi.'t know wot you're talkln'
about," sail Tuffold Knutt, as the two
wayfarers came to the forks of tlu
road. "Ytro's whero wo turn to the
loft."
"How df you know so blame much
about It?" sulkily inquired Goodman
Gonrong.
"I'd ort 'o know," rejoined Tuffold
Knutt "J was rode on a rail all ovet
this neighborhood wunst about flfteer
years ago." Chicago Tribune.
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