Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-13
HAIR AND NO FAIR.

william Walt.r =, -; hangs his hair like
d coque,te I'd Il vel cu. waited uustache
HIDES his saaioiy mouth
Dan LaIaont's n.rstache is thoroughly
diplomatic reportor.al ii its inquisitiveness
and sphinx like IN is exI resslcl.
Joe JeiTerson's face would be spoiled if he
wore anytain. on it but his own good looks.
Ii, hAir is still brown, way and abundant
When one beholIs the polished head of C.
/. huntington, h. may tTulAiuliy exciam
with Mara Antony: w hat fall was there,
my coun,ryinen.
Bourke Cochran who by nature as well as
employment has become very sharp" man.
wears Il bang over his mouth and dainty
pinch of whislscis on his neither lip
The Uranium of Theodore Roosevelt gener-
ally looks as If a cyclone bad swept through
a cauebruAe and left 1t very much democrat
izel. HIS mustache is big and blonde.
While on parade Pat Gilmore wears his
n.ustache u Ia ulitaire, but at other times he
dol't care whether the contrary ilaments get
INTO his cornet or not lie las full head OF
dark h;.,r and never says dye.
Robert CARROTS mustachc runs into side
WHISPERS: the side whisiers coanectby mar
row briJee with his HAIR; the hair is parted III
the middle and from mouth to diamond collar
button, there is "a well moved avenue.
The hair of Walter s. Camp. manager of
the New York Clearing house, like that OF
Bauuuos ghost, VIII moi down Flies set I'M
puled on it, His beard is close cropped and
stubbly as if it had been treated with sand
paper.
Larry Jerome's hyacinthine locks are Like
crown of glory, but usually very much tan
glcl His grizzly mustache Is acquainted
with more good dinners than any other Ill
town and can scrape u soup spoon Us clean as
patent rake.
Col Samuel A. Echols, manager of The
Metropolitan Literary Monthly, which heads
the journalistic circuiae,on OF the country,
has tho frowsy curl5 81 IL Byron, which, With
par OF dancing blue eyes, make him very
attractive 10 the ladies.
The countenance of George William
Chills, the editor of The Philadelphia
Ledger, is Ike that beauty which is adorned
the most He has worn only modest mutton
chops for II generation, and, like his temper,
his hair Is never runleI.
Senator Evarts Is the delight of the hard
workll, barrier. lis face is invitingly
smooth, an | a pinch OF ssln may DO caught
up anywhere when 1t Is necessary for the
razor to shttr OH froil distractions His
hair is never aaocred of,
Ex-senator Joe Mcdonald has a manslrd
roof wItuou, LA'sute adornmcit, but tnc cor
ace is AL r. hit ari tne cui!s Ground his
ears show WA. !. handsome HAL he must
have bc.l ia, or acS -. i've Se,is ago. 1t
Is "A truu.,ll .,.5 ia ;, liz. 1t take, handsome
men and Ilouut..Ills To loo6 well bald, and he
~ ouc oi tuo Iurner.
\ VII would at the head Of Henry CLOVIS
without obstacle, but lie doesn't wear one
the only reminder Of his capillary glorles
jsa i.Iu,a OF BAR growing down hill on
circular AorI1oI,al line w.uh the top of his
ears, aai a sturdy ulustache that seems to
bite INTO lis puneolt ut,-rances when giving
''po.nts GA tine STOCK market, as if he wanted
to t,ae Il Itocc out oil them
II Col ,o.a q, h.tree, the famous Texan
ranger, but NOS II ranger on Broadway
were woman, NO M 10 safely bet on to WIN
every wh.to horse tu.;t eters a race. his
hair Is way ocyo.d schenectady and in
tcnsci. y ;lI-,. N..-c has puenaclous mus
tatae j, r,.....-. j. rcl. Otherwise, his face
l. st.cy.I u.., y.A,ied pasture over winch
tlc iiu..l...., iods. barnes always delight TO
run tue,r modern Lawn mowers.