St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-23
OLD PEAsE'S WIG.

We will take our Pease without hair,
thank you.-White Bear Lake Breeze.
Bare-headed. every time, is your most
attractive style, Mr.. Pease.-St. Peter
Tribune.
Many thanks. Brother Pease. for the
KIND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hiugton COun-
ty journal.
We are compelled to state that the
loylal editor looks better "before tax.
ing. Review.
Either way Pease looks keen enough
TO make a governor or a United States
notwithstanding Advocate.
As an admirer of beauty unadorned,
we prefer the without" part of the
plcture.-Lake Benton News.
We think he would make a better
looking state auditor with than with
out.-Dakota County Tribune.
Now send us the Union and let us i'm
blbe some of that Misunderstanding brain
product of yours. Rock County News.
We will give it a place at the head of
the Column and next to pure reading
forever and a day. - Renville Star
Farmer.
d We prize it very highly, and it will
constantly remind us OF what we might
eXpect-if we had red hair.-Austin
Transcript.
"Old Pease' is the life of the associa-
ton, and all the boys are wondering
now what ne will do neXt.-Wadena
County Pioneer.
we are pleased to get the picture, as
lt shows us Mr.. Pease as we saw him,
and Old Pease as we wish to remember
hin.-Morris Sun.
The picture is a good one, but "Old
NH hot
balp' pate than he does with a curly
wlg.-Crookston Times.
Leave off the wig, daddy, Pease dol
pains US to see you try to improve OH
the great Master. We like you best
without the wlg.-St. Peter Herald.
Brother Pease, leave off the wig bv all
means; we would much rather see your
bald pate. You do not look like YOUR
self with it on.-Grante Falls Journal.
Don't cover it up. Brother Pease, for
Gods sake, If you would retain the ad-
mlratlon of your friends and the pro-
found respect of the public.-Janesville
Argus.
This photo was no doubt sent to all
the boys, who will always remember the
characteristic u. S. as one of the most
popular of the Minnesota newspaper
fraternity.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
We are we'll acquainted with the bald
headed man sitting in chair. but have
never met the gentleman with the lux
u1lous growth of hair who stands beside
him.-Swift County Monitor.
Either one would be highly priced
were the other dear charmer away, but
we accept them both with the best
wishes for the success of the subject
PIpeStone Farmers Leader.
The boys all like Pease, and thew like
him best without the wig; but Pease
anyway. with wig or without" is one
of the friends of the gang whom every
mem Der has good word for Window
Reporter.
He looks more as we used to know
him years agone, with a Websterian
head and brow radiant with intellect
uai devlltry unobsured by capillary sub
stance of all artificial issue.-Mankato
Free Press.
Our friend Pease. the bright editor of
the Anoka Union. has sent US his photo
graph in duplicate, except that one
shows him in all the nakadness of his
dome of thought as he appears in his
sanctum.-Appleton Press.
Would advise him if he should wan
der down this way to bring his wig
along, because the ladies of this COM
munity are shy of bald-headed men. For
instance, there is Asa P. Brooks, of
this paper. -Mapleton Enterprise.
To our way of seeing things he is a
much handSomer man without than
with. A frisky maiden might have a
contrary opinion. and if he values such
an opinion higher than an old COL
leagues. we have nothing more to say.
-Moorhead News.
Brother Pease is prominently men,
toned for governor, and is pushing his
candidacy by posing as bald-headed
editor oh week days and as red-headed
Sunday school superintendent OF the
remaining day of the week. a Ia DR..
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde.-Atwater Press.
HIS likeness on a cabinet photo of
Brother Pease, Of Anoka. with and
without his new crop of auburn hair,
arrived at our office this week. and
showing it to one of our young ladies
She calculated: What a handsome
young maU, and his father, too, is quite
nice looking" Our attempt to explain
the blood relation was all in vain.-
Plainyiew News.