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He should worry about eviction (Also titled) Runner for Hotel de Posterity: How about a nice parlor suite fronting on the lagoon?

The Colonel, having arrived home last night from South America, suffering from boils, ague, and swamp fever -

The Colonel: Now, let's see, what'll I do next?

My, but it will be quiet around the old place when Theodore is gone.

She loves me, she loves me not-- In the spring a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of love

Grover (from behind the scenes): Jiminy, I wonder if they are really going to encore me?

Coming back for the birthday celebration

Same here, Theodore.

Roosevelt: "poo, poo! Why, I could get a bigger roar out of Congress any day by just sending in a special message."

So long, Teddy--take keer o' y'rself!

The watched pot never boils

Everything was going nicely in the Parker presidential band wagon until Grover Cleveland climbed on the back end and upset the whole party

Good bye and good luck

Not that he loves Grover more, but the other Democratic candidate less

In 1896 and 1900. And in 1904.

Not a candidate, just a coach

What to do with Mr. Roosevelt. Why not make him special policeman for life with the United States, Alaska and the Philippines as his beat?

William Tell and his nervous son.

Roosevelt breakfasts today in Iowa.

Watchman, tell us of the fight--What its signs of promise are

My dear Maria has "come back."

Mr. Ananias: Hello, hello, here! Somebody coming?

Putting Theodore on the shelf

Why does the chicken cross the road?

Ouch!!!

Day before yesterday in Chicago-- And today delivering an oration on law and order at Columbus.

Inoculating the South

A critical stage in the career of the schoolmaster

Howdy, Theodore; Glad to see you, by George!

Get out of my light.

Teddy's going to be Associate Editor of the Outlook

Mr. Roosevelt says he goes to Africa partly to escape public notice

The Mombasa Associated Press correspondent who nearly died of ennui last season is now threatened with a nervous collapse resulting from overwork.

Good-by, Teddy, take keer of yerself.

Mr. Cleveland wasn't going in, but then, Mr. Cleveland is a tender hearted man.

Waiting for Santa Claus.

Ex-president Grover Cleveland. The Rip Van Winkle of the Democratic Party.

Grover Cleveland: "Say, if it's all the same to you, Miss Democracy, I guess I'll let you go the rest of the way alone

Not long ago his favorite dish [subtitle] Has the cook forgotten his recipe, or the man lost his ravenous appetite?

If dreams come true

Roosevelt and Taft are to meet today

The return of Mr. Gulliver of U.S.

Another "blazed trail"

Just feeling his way.

Whoa!

The Iowa Awards

Portrait of an ideal democratic leader. [subtitle] By Grover Cleveland, "one of the rank and file of the Democratic party"

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