THE BEE: OMATTA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 101O.
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REAL fcSTATE .
WANTED TO BUY
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loath DitH i (tiim4.
THE It'KAL. HOMK" OF MO ACRES.
Ituated In the Big mow taller, (our mile
south of Caotltwuod. th county seat o(
Hamlin county, boutli ijsKota, M acrea of
deep blacK loom, under yearly cultivation,
Jt acrea in pasture and ) In the beautiful
pring-lml laka Florence, with Ita aylvau
cenea and tparkltn- waters, (leap and pure
and filled witn tun and game in seaaon
and nearby la Ilia home. lourteen-ruunt
house, irg barn, two granartea. chicken
house, hog bouaa and woven wlra pasture,
coin alio, maciune house, auia.l Dun anil
numaroua amall bulldlnK. all In good con
dition, with windmill, three wells and cit
tern, all surrounded by a beautiful grove
frite. eA'JW), on good terms, by M. J. Hue
eeil, Caatlewood, H. V.
TRANS MISSISSIPPI INDIES' CUITM
Ml STORK rara hlaheat prices for party.
afternoon and evening dress. Hed 4410.
We Aro Getting Numerous Calls
For Homph of AH Sire Lint with Ua
NOWATA LAND AND CO.,
7 K. V. I.lfa Bid. Thou Red im
WAXTKD To rent two furnlnhed lla;ht-
hmiHekerplng roonio In or near Koimtse
ace: man and wire: no children: refere
nces exchanged. Address F 23, Hee.
r'AKMH IN THE CO UN BIlL,!-
An Improved quarter section In Gregory
county, 8. L., 4"j miles fioiu Burke, Vi
mllea from Oregory; ail (enc-d: amall a
of improvements; (M acres under cultiva
tion. Prlc Ho par acre,
160 acrea, one mile from town, Tripp
county ; price I w per acre.
A balf section, 2 miles from Wltten
price $-v per acre.
A halfactlon 4 mllea from Carter; prlc.
pa per acre. y
A nice half section ( mile from Dallas
I mllea from Colomb; price 1 per acre.
T. F. HARRINUTON,
Bell 1342 Iowa Bldg.. Sioux City, la.
WHI I'AY HIOH HUNT?
Mr. Farmer, oome to South Dakota; atop
paying high rents; own your own farm;
spend the money for your Improvement!
that you are paying In Iora In high renu
We own twenty quavers of land here
that we can sell you fo Ui to W per acre
on terms you can't beat; Il.tiO to l.totf down
balance on payments at ( per cent.
Come here before the snaps are all gont.
For full Information write Dixon Bros.,
or Bank of tyeneca. Faulk -ounty. 8. I).
TOU.V1 MAN desires place to work for
board while attending school. Boyles Col
lejse. Doth phones.
DOUBLE YOUR MONET.
Do you want to buy a good to unite? TVs
have It Just fresh from the government,
with perfect title. 120 lots now surveyed
and about SO of them sold with about W
buldlngs now completed Id the town on a
railroad that has six dally trains, with ex
cellent service. Thle townaite Includes 164
acrea of the very beat of aecond bottom
land with fine timber for parka and alao
a fine stream of water running -through it;
fine openings for almost all kinds of busi
ness, especially a bank, hotel and elevator.
A grand bargain If sold In thirty days. Ad
dress Powell Land & Loan Co.. Powell
btanley county. H. D.
SECTION of Oregor county. South Da
kota, land for sale. This section has tim
ber, running water fed by aprlngs, lots et
bay, CO acrea broken, 180 acres can be
plowed, all fenced, one-half mile from
school, three miles from one railroad town
and six miles from another; goow soli and
the very best all around farming and stock
raising section In Gregory county, South
Dakota. Call on or write to Charles MUnei,
owner, Fairfax. P.
MONEY MAK.INU 400-acre corn farm out
from Bloux Falls; nine-room bouse, two
stories, hardwood finish; barn W by 46!
other buildings; large grove, orchard with
apples, black walnut trees; all can be cul
tivated; fenced and cross fenced; telephone;
rural mall; fiO per acre under price for
quick sale; crops never were better. Write
me at once. R. A. t-llvius, owner, Siou
r alia. B. D.
CNIOW STATION Tenth and Marcy.
COME to the Blue Blanket valley In Wal
worth Co., 8. D. T will sell you Improved
or unimproved land as you wish; no sand
stone or gumbo; 100 per cent plow land.
Land la selling readily and Increasing In
price; near towns, on telephone lines and
it. F. D, routes; main line of the C, M.
St. P. to the Paclflo coast. W. B. Myler,
8lby. S. D.
Texas
FOR BALK 060 acres In Lasalle county,
Texas, In artesian belt New railroad con
structed within ft mile land.' dtauon 24
miles. Address owner, P. O. Box 673.
Stockton, CaX
Wyoming!.
10,000 ACRES JUST OPENED.
Carey Act lands at Wheatland, Wyo.
Obtain a home now that's sure to produce
and double In value before paid for. Plenty
of water now on the land. Also selling
choicest farm lands In Iowa colony, near
Cheyenne. Oreat alfalfa and grain crops
grown nere every year. Healthiest climate,
purest water, good markets. For excursion
lates, valuable maps, laws, write Hartung
lAioa vu.i oyectat oiaie Agents, wneyenne.
Wyo.
WlmeMla.
10 ACRES LEVEL LAND, K culUvated.
balance pasture, B-rooro house, large barn,
chicken bouse, spring and trout brook on
farm, I mllea from station, school on land,
II, 600, easy terms. Tom O. Mason. Island
City etat bank, Cumberland. Wis.
MlaeoUanmn.
RAVB TOO A IT A KM FOR SALB OR
TRADBT Or 40 you want to buy one?
Make your want known through TUB DB4
MOINK CAPITAL, the want medium el
Iowa i nates: l cant a word tor each loser
Hon, ( cents a .Ins, 10 eenta aa Inau. cir
culation. 44.00V: larceat of any Iowa dally.
Give aa a trial. Address The Capital. Land
uepu. Das Moines. iowa
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
JO-ACRE fruit farm, fine house, all bear
ing fruit, chicken house, alfalfa, and all
Kinds oi Derriea.
NOWATA LAND 4 LOT CO..
(38 New Tork Life Bldg. Phone, Red 1899,
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS to home owners and home build
er a. wttn privilege of making partial par
menu semi-annually.
W. H. THOMAS,
lot First National Bank Bldg.
4,H0 to K.000 on homes la Omaha. O'Kee'e
Real Estate Co 100 N. T. Ufa, Douglas
r .a-ua.
OARVIN BROS., Id floor N. T. Ufa. (604
to 1100.000 on Improved property. No delay.
WANTED City loans, raters Trust Co
WANTED City loans and warrants.
Farnam binlth k Co.. 1220 Farnam tit.
PM to 10.008 made promptly. F. D. Waa.
eau wai . uu ana arnam.
MONET TO LOAN-fay ne lavaatraant Co.
SWAPS
17,000 Gilt edged securities paying over
10 per cent annually. Will trade for Omaha
Improved and aaaume.
NOWATA LAND LOT CO.
58 New Tork Life Bldg;
'Phone Red l!9.
TO EXCHANGESIX nice lota In Palmer
Lake City, Colo. Owner values these at
fl.KuO. There Is a small loan of 1600 on these
lets, due in is months tru-m June. W10. at
per oant Interest. Will trial e the equity for
clear lots In some small town, or what can
you offer. Mention Palmnr Lake Lots when
wnung. u. M. rtosamona Madden, Kan.
7-ROOM HOUSE and large lot, one block
trom car line in council murra, la, ; clear
price, it.wiu.. wurtraa tor clear land.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
CGI New Tork Life Bklg. 'Phone Red 199.
FORTY, acrea clear lund In Oregon; fruit
country. Want vacant lot or equity In cot,
tage. Nowata Land Lot Co., tD8 New
York Life Bldg. Phone Bed 1!9.
WANTED TO REN i
WANTED SITUATIONS
GOVERNMENT NOTiCES
NOTICE.
United Htates of America, District of Ne-
tranka. Umnlia Divnion, ;
Whereas, A liliel has been filed In the
district court of the United rttatea for the
District of Nebraska, Omaha division, on
I ho 13th day of August. 1H10, by K. 8.
Howell, United States attorney for the
district of Neumnka, on behalf of the s:l'l
Ui Ited Htates, ua libelant, against one
hundred and fifty thousand (r.iuie or ksi
Ice cream conea. and praylnjt the usual
process and monition of tne court, that all
persons Interested In said one hundied and
fifty thousand (more or lexs) Ice cream
cones may be cited to appear and answer
the premise, and that all due proceedings
being had the said one hundred and fifty
thousand (more or lens) Ice cream cones
may be decreed to be seised for confisca
tion and condemnation, mid that the same
may be condemned as being adulterated in
Violation of and within the meaning of the
net of congress of June 3 IWti. and that
the same may be disposed of by destruc
tion or a!e as the court may direct.
Therefore. In pursuance of said moni
tion, under the seal of said court, to me
directed and delivered on the 13th day of
August, 1D10, I do hereby give notice gen
erally unto all persons having or pretend
ing to have any right, title or Interest In
said one hundred and fifty thousand (more
or less) Ice cream cones, to appear hefore
the aald court, in the city of Omaha, In raid
district, on the 12th day of September, 1M0,
next (if it be a court day, or elite on the
next court day thereafter), at 10 o'clock In
tho forenoon of eald. day. then and there
to answer the said libel and to make known
their allegations in that behalf. Dated at
Omaha. In snld district, this J7th day of
AugiiBt, 1910. Wm. P. Warner, U. S. Mar
shal for the District of Nebraska.
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ROOMS, all modern, nearly new; lot 100
xix: price, clear, want to trade for
land.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
(58 New Terk life Bldg. Phone Red 1998.
ta) Dally, (b) Dally except bunaay. tcj
Sunday only.
We exchange properties of merit. 11. HL
rulver. kl-l3 N. Y. Llfa Dougiaa 78ue,
TO SELL OR E XC H A N O E Corner lot.
60x100, near car line. Call &18 Harney.
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SAFETY RAZORS
U'LLKTTE blades resharpened, 86c doaen,
I60 half doseo, tWc each. Mall them to
Harvey & Co., Box 767. Omaha. Neb.
WANTED--! 0 BUY
BEST PRICB) paid for second-hand fur
niture, carpela, Slothing and shoes. 'Phoo
Douglas WiL
I WANT an eight-room house neur the
vatholio cathedral; must be In good condi
tion. Addreiut 11 A Pee. . , ,
WANTED To buv, 8 or 6 room modern
noise, north part or city, give full de
tails. Address K 22, lit-a.
SHERMAN WANTS CONVERTS
Vice-President Wonld Not Read Any
one Ont of Party No Time for
Qaarrela.
GUTHRIE, Okl., Sept. 1. "I am not here
to read any republican out of the party. All
are welcome and, like the minister of the
gospel, I would turn sinners from their
erring ways and take them back In the fold
of true republicanism."
That was how close Vice President Sher
man came to the Insurgent question to
night when he addressed a crowd In High
land park, at the edge of the city. It was
the largest gathering that the vice presi
dent has faced on his tour of the south
west and tt responded heartily to bis
enunciation of party doctrines.
"This Is no time for quarrels In the
party," declared Mr. Sherman.' "It la no
time for a division of feeling on this point
W ANTElv 8 or 10-room houae. modern, or that. It la the time for republicans to
food condition; suitable rooming houae. ,un1 shoulder to shoulder In the fight
I'rlco must, be reasonable. Addreas G . ..,., MmmoB ..mv."
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Many of the newest of these silk scarfs
are In Persian effect bordered with satin
bands of some contrasting or harmonizing
hade. Woman, be she athlete or suffra
gette, has never lo' the art of looking
feminine and Appealing? when enveloped In
the folds of one of jKtee new shawl sea if a.
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Boss of the Establishment!"" e!ta
somentins of .Islufi.
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BV AMERE MAN. 4
All men were created free and equal,"
observed the Boss of the Establishment,
oracularly. "At least the declaration of in
dependence says so. But It doesn't aay
anything about women. The signers knew
better. I guess theyywere mostly married
men."
The Fourth of July la over," the Boss'
wife dryly reminded him. "Whence this
sudden burst of patriotism 7"
I waa thinking what A lot of undemo
cratic snobs you women are I" confessed
the candid critic.
"Meaning that I don't intend to answer
that Mrs. Brown's Invitation?" replied the
lady of unerring instinct. "Why should IT
What do I know- about a person I met for
two weeks at a summer resort? What right
has she to ask me?"
"Ton might have given her your address
or she couldn't have written you," the Boss
retorted. "Why. the way you two chummed
when wo were at the seashore I thought
you'd found the friend of a lifetime!"
That's because men are so literal," his
wife exclaimed. "How could I help giving
ber my address when she asked for It?"
Then after a pause the Boss, spouse con
descended to explain.
You see, my dear," she said, "you can
know almost any kind of a person out of
town, but when you're in New York you
ought to be fairly certain that none of your
friends ia in the rogues' gallery. And really,
I don't see why you're so terribly inter
ested in this Mrs. Brown I"
She cast a twlft glance of suspicion at
the Boss, who, eager to Justify himself,
replied: "I'm nothing of the sort! - There
was only one women in all that crowd, if
you want to know, that I thought waa fit
to be your friend, and you didn't seem to
take to her at still" .
"And who was she?" Inquired the lady.
"But I'll bet I can guess. ' t was . that
woman with the red hair that waa always
late at breakfast, wasn't it?"
"Yes," the Boss admitted, "It was. She
seemed to me to have some class some
reserve. But how did you know?"
The Boss' wife laughed food naturedly.
''Because she threw the most bluffs,"
she explained, lapsing into the vernacular.
"Such a woman can fool some of the men
all of the time and all of the men some of
the time, but she can't fool another woman
any of the time," ' said the Boss' wife
conclusively.
"Now, for instance," she continued, with
tantalising frankness and posltlveness,
"that time you and she were talking about
ber box at the opera I waa laughing in
my sleeve. She waa really flirting with
you, and you were so innocent you didn't
know It! And when she asked me if I
didn't disapprove of the low-neck gowns
and said she didn't like to appear decollete
In a public place I could see you were
thinking what a fine woman she waa. But
I made up my mind right then that she
works somewhere for eight dollars a week,
and that If you ever met her downtown
she'll ask you to take her to lunch."
"Nonsense!" exclaimed the Boss vigor
ously. "1 know the world and 1 know
women, and if 1 ever met a carefully nur
tured, wholesome, high class woman It was
that one. Everything about her showed
that she was accustomed to the best. She
la the sort of woman that 1 like to have
you know."
The Boss' wife smiled cynically but Aald
nothing.
It waa leas than a week after that she
perauaded tbe Boss to accompany her on
A little shopping expedlton, although he
ojjp
Tne Boss wire knsw HEfc. at
A GLANCE.
had Always wondered why Dante, when
he waa writing up the lnrernal regions,
didn't do the subject Justice by putting
some of the worst- male sinners in a mil
linery -shop to wait In perpetual agony
while their wives tried on asbestos bon
nets. When ahe had selected the sixteenth hat,
which also happened to have been the
first shown her, the Boss' wife recollected
suddenly that she needed some back sombs,
and dragged tbe unwilling martyr to A
hair emporium, .
Tbe Boss' wlfa knew her at a glance aa
she came toward them!
The Boas, as his eyes met those of the
seashore siren with the opera box and the
prudish views of dress, felt his face burn
till it waa almost the color or the girl s
daasllng make-up.
But If the erstwhile society bud was non
plussed by the meeting it was "not for long.
Bomethlng in a coronet braid T" she
asked In her' most ' professional manner,
"or some aloe purrs or a rat? No? Per
haps madam requires something in a
transformation?"
Tbe Boas, unfamiliar with the lingo of
the fair hair saleslady, grinned.
"No, 1 don't care lor any transformation
today, thank you," his wife replied, easily
and grimly.
And when the back combs bad been pur
chased and they were . once more on tbe
street, she Observed, soberly:
"Poor thing ahe was terribly embar
rassed. 1 do hope ahe gets more money
than 1 said she did. ' And the opera Is so
expenslvel" I
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Items of Interest for the Women Folks
BIT FX. A a THE U1HLS.
My friend, were I the ocean.
Bathing girls I'd adore;
I'd wave my coaxing billow
In beckoning for more,
-And 1 don't mind confiding.
1 would not hug the shore.
X. E.
Many girls and young married women
often are" disappointed at " the ' candid
criticism passed by their male belongings
about their clothes. "You never seem to
please a man," said a girl one day. "Some
thing always seems wrong about a gown
In his eyes." Doubtless sne had reason
for her compla'nt In many ways, but the
real secret of pleasing the average ' man
Is to avoid the usual extremes in dress the
outrageously flaring hats and the unwalk-
able skirts, says the Montreal Star.
Women ought to have a set of rules about
the personal note in their gowns. They
should study the colors that become them,
as It is from the whole that the result,
pleasing or otherwise. Is taken.
Man's highest praise is usually, "She waa
awfully well turned out," which means
that the object of their admiration has re
frained from the ultra eccentricities of
fashion and was smart from the top of her
well colffured, head to ber trim footgear,
and also that her gloves were neat and
stylish.
The little boleros and yoke pieces how
worn so much may be fashioned from short
remnants to be picked up Just now at bar
gain prices, possibly ( from scraps left
over form the summer sewing. These
small accessories are a great aid to good
effect and many a shabby waist will be
made to bloasom anew for a time at least
by such an addition. For nia.inee wear
they are a great convenience, and nearly
all kinds of materials lend themaelves well
to developing Into these- little -garments,
auch as lawn, velvet, silk, banding, braid,
net, lace, linen and fine woolen goods.
A cute and practical little play autt for
a small boy la of tan linen. The bloomera
are full and ample, and the blouse In' Rus
sian style is trimmed at the neck, "which
is cut away in Dutch round, with A self
shaped band strapped with narrow lines of
red linen. The band drops down the left
side in the form of a pointed tab and ia
decorated with a row of buttons covered
with the red. A similar band finishes th
short sleeves, and a loose belt to match
defines the waist line. A row of four but
tons Is set on from the closing. '
Th e Dai lyBu m ble Bee
VOL. I.
OMAHA, SEPTEMBER 2, 1910.
NO. 20J.
TUB BUMBLE BEE.
A. STINGER Editor
Communications welcomed,
and neither signature nor re
turn postage requited. Ad
dress tbe Udltor.
NO ADS AT ANT PRICK.
Muddled.
Talk about confusion con
founded I
Look at the Nebraska state
wide primary.'
First, it was to fix tne mat
ter so the peepul mlgnt rule.
Then when they did tule, the
politicians, who thought they
didn't rule right, fixed It a
little more.
Then the peepul ruled again,
and the result didn't please
some of the candidates a little
bit Not that any of the can
didates were pikers; no in
deedy. They were all dead
grame sports,' only they
couldn't bear the thought of
losing.
So they all agreed to A re
count. Then they got an in
junction to hold up th re
count. And finally
Well, the finally hasn't yet
been reached, but the rule of
the peepul ia A wonderful
thing.
Senator Serenson.
T Editor Is authorized to
announce that Senator Soren
son will not ask for a re
count He is not exactly sat
isfied with the result, but says
ha will acoept it this time, but
that next time these political
pikers had belter look out He's
nailed his colors to the mast,
and Is bound to stick for the
big show.
Privately, Y Editor be
lieves that Senator Sorenson's
reason for not asking for a
recount is that if he did some
body might Insist on his telling
where he got the fifty.
Coming; AlongT.
Ye Editor congratulates th
folks of Omaha that they are
coming along. If you don't
think they Are, get around to
the theater soma night and
watch how the folks act. It'
lust Ilk being in A real elty.
Oh, we're growing, no matter
what tbe census says.
YE EDITOR OF THE BUMBLE BEE
ATTAINS HIS LIFE'S AMBITION
Has the Proud Privilege of Shaking tbe Hand that
Wields the Big Stick And Chase the Unde
sirable Things to Their Lair.
He' here today.
Ue'll be in Sioux Fall to
morrow. Such is life. Ever sine Mr.
Dooley called attention to the
Hero of San Jooan by review
ing his famoua book, "Alone
in - Cuba," Ye Editor has
longed to greet htm.
Today will be marked a the
greatest in all our live. - W
have met him.
Th man who has hunted
horse thieves in the brakes of
the little Missouri; who has
chased graft through the pur
ileus of the New York police
force; who charged up San
Juan hill and chased the octo
pus across the United States
till his tongue hung out; who
potted lions and hippos and
rhino and dlkdlk and roo
goos and fllllloo birds and th
like under Afric's blazing sun;
who scorned th tstetste fly
(whatever that is) and the
sleeping sickness, and who
couldn't spell hookworm to
save his life, shook hands with
Ye Editor today.
We don't know which of the
great events in his wonderful
career of a&llvlty he will set
down as ecjual to this occa
sion, but we know which on
we wU frame It with.
It baa been our pleasure to
meet other great personage In
times past. We have even
mingled with royalty. On one
occasion we accompanied with
much pride three kings, who
went out to call on a queen;
It turned out that her majesty
was accompanied by two other
queens and a pair of sixes,
whereat our pride suffered a
slump, and the three kings
lost much standing with ua
and an incidental gob ef chips
that looked about as big as a
bushel basket or a load of
hay. That was a mournful
but none th lea well remem
bered call.
But that 1 beside the point
Th argument of this story,
it metier, to be real nice
about it i th fact that we
have met HIM.
What is there left for us to
do?
Tbe evening of our lit will
be devoted to remembering
this great day, and wondering
if he will also remember it.
He ought to, for w were the
fellow with the hat on.
Of course there were other;
some hundreds of them, and
they were all there for the
same purpose.
Oh, it wa a great day.
And tonight he will be at
the Den, and tomorrow he
will be In Sioux Falls.
Such is life.
But maybe he'll come back.
He already has once.
OH, YOU TIGHTWAD.
Oh, dear old tightwad' back
at home,
I Just do wish you'd listen
Wniie 1 relate a thing or two.
A- thing or two, you're
nilssln'.
In your back yards you claim
to love.
Where you may loaf and
woller
In lasiiiess and yet hold on
To that almighty dollar.
The air out her 1 fresh and
cool.
The piain with sag brush
brimles;
Th wild ja-k rabbits toss
their heads
Whene'er the engine whistles.
The sklea above the plains
are blue.
The iiiouniulns cApped with
snow;
You can't see these from your
backyards,
For ail our bluff and blow.
Of courae this kind of lif
comes high,
x This fllttin' nere and there;
But what's the dlff, old tight
wad, If
You feel like a millionaire.
Yes, tlshtwada, dear, your
mlsaln' lota
Of things besides expens
And In the end what have v'ou
prayT
A lew more dollar than
sens.
BAYOL.L. NB TREiAH.
San Francisco, Aug.- 24.
P4A
Norm,U
it comes
PERSONAL.
Norm Hapgood was
midst on Tuesday,
soma guesser when
to politics. He's also an
dlton
George Ad looked over th
city Tuesday. Oeorg I a
farmer from Indiana at time.
Among other visitor noticed
on our streets today is Gift
Pinchot Gift waa in th gov
ernment service a little tlm
back.
Jlrnmie Garfield is spending
r few hours in town today.
Jim looks mighty good, con
sidering. , ,'
Oerrlt Fort says h don't
mind running a railroad, but
it' considerable of a atraln
to have to look after a rail-,
road And a, lot of heavy
weight editor at th sara
time.
Governor Shallenberger la
with us today; let us hop
that he will come often enough
to learn th names of th city
streets. Mayb he'll Ilk us
Uien.
Dan Fuller is going to start
a stor up in Sioux City, Dan
will do well up ther. after
he gets used to city ways.
Charley Pickens says it isn't
true that he rode in th gal
loping parade at Cheyenn. H
waa out there, but h didn't
rid.
'nostras.
Think of A telephone that
will not carry the sweet-toned
vole that thrilled th multi
tude at Denver, when th
panoplied host of democracy
ranged themaelves behind th
Peerless Leader In response to
the clarion call of L Jehovah
Dunn I
Ain't It awful, Mabel?
Kerever.
Thos gallant warriors who
have ranged behind Ash ton th
I, needn't worry. . They'll be
called "colonel" . till they're
tired of hearing it. '
Why We Like Hlaa.
We Ilk him 'cause he Teddy;
W like him 'caua h's big.
For a fuss he's always ready.
Had rather fight than Jig.
Bumbl Be stings art al-