THE COURIER
MY PEARL, IS A BOW'RY GIRL,.
POINTS IN POLITICS.
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(Published by request.)
Ot course ov'ry boy has a sweetheiirt,
And some Irays thoy have two or throe;
Of all tho girls in this great city
There's only one "in it' with me.
She lives with her folks on tho Bow'ry, ;
A few doors away from Canal,
And helps to support her old mother
Does my little Bow'ry gal.
Chorus: My Tearl is a Bow'ry girl,
Sho's all the world to me;
She's "in it" with any the girl's 'round the town
And a "corking good-looker,' See?
At Walahalla Hall, why, she kills them all,
As waltzing together wo twirl;
She sets them all crazy, a "Spieler a Daisy,
For my Pearls a Bow'ry girl.
In summer wo go down to "Coney's"'
Together wo stroll long the beach,
And sometimes we go in the ocean,
For at swimming, you bet, she's a "peach."
Tho other boys of me aro jealous;
But with me, why, that "cute no ice,'
I'm going to lead Pearl to the al tar
As soon as I gets tho price.
Judge M. P. Kinkaid made a mistake in coming to Lincoln to see
how a well regulated legislature was convened, he should have re
mained at home to see the people of O'Neill enjoy a hanging bee
without the hanging. Holt county is a terror, stay at home Judge,
and lend your moral support to the side of the righteous.
A prominent but lonesome democratic member of the House in
speaking ot the acthn of the repub ican caucus in naming John M.
Thurston for senator said: 'I never was snubbed so in my life, just
think of it, a son ot pure Bourbon completely left out in the cold
not even given a chance to get in the carry-all, who knows, I might
have joined the boys; it was done maliciously, yea verily with malice
aforethought, but I say come have something with me.
There are a score of lawyers from the western part of the state
who each thought himself just about the calibre to fill ex-Judge and
Governor Holcomb's boots, and they have not drawn a long breath
for two weeks on account of the supposed action of tho incoming
governor in not resigning the judgeship, but Governor
Orounse has been in office long enough to know tho
value of that article commonly known as peace of mind, so he just
looked innocent, smiled serenely and kept that long expected resig
nation in his inside pocket.
CHARITY.
CHARLES DICKS' jX in "A Joll Good Fellow.
The lady was making some remarKS about the kin 1 of clothes
some other ladic3 at church had on .
"The tinest garment a woman can wear," said her husband, "is
the mantle or charity."
"Yes," she snapped, "and its about the only one some husbands
w.tnt their wives to wear.
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