The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-09-21

The Seattle Republican is now IN
its new home, thank you.
Autumn, if you please, ''the sad
dest Of the year.
Democrats all over the country
seem to remember the Maine.
Bryan and Is to ~ Why in the
deuce don't you shout?
Even police officers occasionally
deserve a word of praise.
Seattle is contributing nobly to
the relief of the Galveston sufferers.
VIII the Seattle Bee inform an
expectant public who spiked its
'bung?
John Harris withdrawal from the
prosecuting attorneys office was
rather sudden. What's up, jim?
Niger Jargon Bill will sooner or
later hoodoo the Newsletter as he
has every other paper he has worked
on in this city.
Old Mother Earth is getting trou
bic by the bucketful and barrelful a
the present century is arranging to
make its final farewell from her
/ When man or woman has to quit
editing a weekly paper and 90 tc
teaching school in order to make
both ends meet at home, then it is
true instance Of '1ying does not
pay"
Raising the wages of its employe.
on the part Of the Pacific Coast Com
pany looks as though it proposes tc
take the contemplated strike by tn
forelock and steal its thunder.
Again the Snohomish Tribune
changes hands, its former Owner.
having repurchased it from Richard
Bushell. Dick is in town and i.
rather ''fush."
Permit us to suggest to the Tamo
ma News that, if it is the friend o.
Frank Cushman that it pretends t.
be, then it has a darn poor wav o.
showing it.
y eller leg chickens" must hav.
had terrible race for their lives If
Hoqulam during the past week. a.
the Puget Sound Methodist confer
ence has been holding forth there
abouts during that time.
Cotton is still king of the United
States, despite the many efforts of
other things to dethrone it. 'Dolla
wheat threatened at one time to lif
the laurels from king Cotton" bu
it has fallen away short of the mark
Adgie, the lion tanner. who is b.
no means unknown in this city. i,
said to be preparing to 90 into thu
hon farming business near Los An
geles. Cal. Well, when it comes to :
lion, Adgie is hard to beat.
capt. Dreyfus, the French office
over whom there was such a devil Of
a racket made some months AGO, i.
SAID to have completely recovered
from his prison experience and /:
now looking happy and cheerful.
"All the school rooms are over
crowded" is a vail coming from
every city Of any size throughout thu
North. We suggest that either
more school accommodations be pro
vlded or there be fewer children tC
send to overcrOwd the schools.
Fighting Joe Wheeler seems tc
have fought his last military battle
as he has retired from active service
Gen. Joe has had a long war seige
and 1t must be admitted he has ha9
quite a successful one.
1t begins to look as # coal will be
cold in the United States as we'll as
foreign countries during the cominc
winter season. The coal strike is
that kind Of a strike that forebodes
no fire to any one.
Debs must have made up his MIND
to elect Bryan, hence he is ordering
his union men to strike all over thu
country, hoping thereby to create
the impression that this country
suffering from hard times.
/ Western cities have the "exposi-
ton craze rather bad these DAYS
Each and every one of them with
bakers dozen inhabitants wants an
international exposition" which
would doubtless attract at least thos,
persons living in an adjacent county
Ii thinking before speaking is a
custom of President McKinley then
it is directly opposite 10 the custom
adopted by Mr.. Bryan, who does his
speaking prior to his thinking, and
al many instances he seems to do > |
whole lot of speaking without doine |
any thinking,
David Bennett Hill had an expe- |
Renee at the Democratic state con
yentlon in New York a few dav. |
ago, which will make him almost
deny his former assertion 'Unde, |
all circumstances, | am Democrat,
From now on he will doubtless saw
4 am not in politics."
Colored coal miners are fockine |
to California from the Northwest
Just now for no better wages than
they can get right here. Within the
next few months you will see them