davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-25
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth

Rs sure and use that old and well-tried rsmedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for children teething. It soothes the child. softens the gums. aHays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy
 for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a oottie'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-25
6Q-Eoot Wror

6O-Foot Wrought Iron Pillar. The largest wrought iron pillar is at Delhi. India. It is 60 feet high, and weighs seventeen tons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-25

There would never be any dvorces if there were no fiirtations; but if there were none there never would be any enjoyment for women.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-25
Held Up by . Burglar.

Caught in a fire. or being run over by car, is an accident. The Advertiser Accident Policy would be the thing in such an event. Every reader can have one. sun-wed- fri.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14

Nsus III ben giubm i'm in iin uffge<
nedt. Sci Sale, mas i'm i9 gefhfebrt
seipefe. SD ben aus ben 8ett tIhnnl-
pc ippIle, aipiper, id3 I'm bod nit ges
Drebt getpfe I'm nler fonnt bod nit
tpii5e, fper ba mar. tiff eemol b6rn il
ebbes rdtteIe I'm bann ipar'fcb for
balpe Minnit san3 ftilI; uff een1ol
aipiper, Miiter gbitbor, bab id
nod leipe, pohelt mid felbit - DO
fdnst eener an gu fprehe i'm iagt gans
biitinftIie: .Ou alter Sinner, oil
bubi bein arme 6osbano mien triete.
2udaut. fonit seht bids fhleht.
Qudaut, ludaut, ludaut!" I'm bdnn
bots ptboer gerGttelt I'm es is mibDer
san3 meisheitil seipefe. Damn ben
ids atptper nit rlebr itenbe fDnne. SD
fin aus ben 8ett setfcbumpt. ben
Mdtih geleit I'm Die Camp angeaunne
I'm ben ipperdn in ben Rubm erum
geIuht. Mnper ih ben nids iebn
f0nne. Sh fam Sbne fase, ous Ding
bot mid bod 10 edfeitet, oab i9 gan5
rlpripes setporoe i'm. 0allern ben ih
bod nit fDnne, IonH bdtte bic fred)s
8ibs be 2dbf an mid sebabt, aipiper
ib ben gana idredlib gefoffert. uff
eempl DO is mid gibie fomme. 8ei
Sale. ben idb seOenft. am gno IS oas
bes perbolIte Senefobm gepeie. Sn
Sedenb ben i9 an ben Oeinelsbins
sefanne I'M Do bate sc mid aiptper
emol bore iolle. Sb FEN i'm oiefenz
tes pies bon .nein Wieinb gelptpe. SD
ben seIast: sic polle braDe 5rau
f9fe6re I'm inIolte, Sic truuriser,
armleliser, lsdenbenDiser Seller Sic!
Shebm an iub! I'm 10 ben ih nod en-
sanae String gdfpreidens seiuf, no
nttgut In print guide Debte. Wie i9
bas los setpele i'm, Do BEN ith tpiooer
e rpenig beifer gefteblt I'm ben mid for
ben Hef BON Die Na9t niober in met
8ettde selest. Wus mid nod ionit
in ben 9aus sebGppenb is, oas min t9
Sbne bas nddite mol Deraehle. Sd
lin fdubr, in ben 5aus IS ebbes nit
folder. Sd ben i9on geoenft, bab ss
mebbie 9pbfs lin. Wit bette Hiss
gabrbs Sbre
2i53ie 6anfitengsl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
mtHnprIfuuSett.

limb bas iase i6 Sbnen, RnDdels
buber, bic Srintgelber iperben aez
tbeilt!" f9loB Grau Oberleutnant BON
8ergmann, bic am Mbenb cine @efelIs
ihaft geben ipollte, cine lGnaere sesns
itrufttonsrebe an ben neufommanbir<
ten Burfaen bes 6errn Oberleutnants.
Diefe Weifung mar peranlaBt iporben
bur9 bic Befdtperben bes ipeiblihen
Oienftperfonals. 'Mit gerehter gnt-
riiitung batte biefes erleben miiffen,
bab ale 8uri9en, 10 biele ibrer ber
9err Dberleutnant ihon gebabt bate,
bic beim @eleiten Der fi9 perabfdteben.
ben @dfte abfallenben reihlthen
3rtnfgelbrr als ibr aIIeiniges, tpohler=
tporbenes gisentbum betradteten.
.3u 8efebl, gnGbiee Grau!" ertpiberte
prompt Der 8uri9e. Mm onberen
Wforgen tritt RnDhelbuber in's 3imS
nter nnb bersniigt l69elnb an bic sSro,,
Dberleutnant beran nit ben Worten:
r5ier. gndbige Jrau, finb & bre
nenn Mart. adt5ebn Mart babe ib Be-
fDmmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
Gin l1eberfal.
@fiaae aus Sranspaal BON 8. g.Sabn

Ser sgarmer Sobp 8rptpn itanb Dor
Der Shiire 1eines 9auies.
@r f9maudte cine furae boadnbtfhe
Sbonpfeife unb fab nahbenfli4 gu
Der 5pnne empor, bic binter benz fer
men, blausrausn 9ebirse allmdlig psrz
fanf.
Sc me6r bic Sonne bem 9pri3onte
ii6 nGberte, Inn 10 intent iiper leuhtete
Der 6in,mel. 9olorotbe unb i6pefel@
gelbe Molfentnieln fldmmten auf benz
Siefblau unb loberten in iiberiroiidem
Glanae, als tpdren es bic 9efiloe Der
Selieen.
Gin iunses, i9lanfes MGbden fpar
au benz Sarmer bingetreten, f4mtegte
ii9 an ibn unb leste bic beiben peiBen
tpeiBen 6Gnbe, neutrality-suspicious.
auf feline 9hulter. Gin flii4tiges
2G9eln elitt iiber bic bdrten, gebrGunz
ten 3iise bes Mannes, ipie ein Derirrz
ter @onnenitrabl, oann ipar er aber
rpieoer ernit unb na6benfli4 getporz
ben unb fpra9: yOo!lb, mein 8inb,
es lit eine i9nere 3eit uno @ott Derz
gebe lie Oenen, bic Tie lei4titnntg iiber
oies uneliidlihe 2anb berauf ufbef4poz
rem! Seitoem nun nod Der Smith
unb bic anberen Rpmmanbanten nit
ibren 8uren in bic aapfolonie eingez
fallen iinb, bat unfere 8eb0rbe rein
ben &ppf perloren. Ourd proflamaz
tionen unb Grmabnuneen fdldgt man
feline sSlieae auf Der Wanb tobt, unb
nit folden Oinsen aeist man nur feline
Shnmadt. geun .fansen uniere famoz
fen 8eb0rben mod an, bic S9nar5en
au bepaffnen, natiirltcb sesen bic 8uz
rem, aber parte nur ab, llnfer Sen unb
unfer @issntbum tptrb bas foiten!
Der 6isbegommiHioner in Rapftabt
f6eint basu san5 bic @pra9e Derloren
au baben!"
r0ater!" laste bas iinse Mdbden
NIT tpeider, ipoblflingenber Stimme.
rOu iiebft pienei9t gu fhpara?"
nNein, Doll! Bel unieren Shnarz
aen tann man ME au fdpara ieben!
Look out! mas fommt benn bort iiber
bic 6iigel BEL benz ausgetrpdneten
3ad9" unterbra4 er ith. Die 9anb
iiber bic Mugen legenb, fpdbte ct in
ben pioletten Mbenbbunit binaus.
.@s iinb atpei Reiter, unb na9 benz
8liben bon Maffen su fdlieBen, sns=
lifhe Solbaten!"
Sin etpa spDlfidbriser Rnabe tpar
aus Der 5biire bes Wobnbauies sez
fprnnaen.
.papa, iiebit Du ipobl." rief er, in
bic 6dnbe fldtf1enb, ,tpieber @olba=
ten or. Maieftdt! Weibt Du nod,
ipie neulih bic Qufaren, bic binter ben
bifen 8uren beriasten unb 10 biele
pferbe unb 91fen nit ii9 fiibrten2
Du meinteft nod. bic ipiirben lie tpobl
benz RruiBinser aud nidt abgenonl=
men baben!"
Sobp 8rofpn lahte fur3 unb iro~
Mid auf. v5oIhs Melberunaen barfft
Du nibt pieberbolen!" brDbte ct NIT
ieiner Sbonpfeife. nMn rnIerer bohen
Militdrz unb giDilDerpaltuna lit
ntchts aus5ufeBen! Merte Dir bas,
Neb!!"
Die Reiter iDuren irl3pif4en nGber
aefommen, fobaB man in ibnen 3tpei
Mdnn ber Cape mounted rifleme1,
ertunnte. Nls lie bic Jarm erreiht
batten, 5iiselten iit ibre idipeiBbebed<
ten @dule, iinb Der Cine panbte Iid3
nit leihtem Ropfniden an ben sSors
tller: vGentlemdn!1 unb Il fpribte
tintn braunen Gtrnbl 1dbafsfdff
apifhtn ben Dhrtn Itines Dferbes
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14

9 ane er: .9e, Sepp,. boft' ben
Sad Saber 'nsins'fabr'n gum BrGu2"
- epp Ghnetst). B ner:
rDu, @epp. bait net g'bDrt: Db %
ben Sad 9aber 'neins'fabr'n bait gum
Brdu2" g E p p (fdtpetst).
NET: @ir'n! Mas mar benn
b6sg Ob g. ben Sad 6aber 'neir~
s'fabr'n baft gum Brdu, bab' t
g'fragt2" - g p p (nidt).
g uer: vMarum rebf' benn
nader ntr9" - Z pp: nS' baB
bolt grab mel Maul 10 fdDn qua
u'habt!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14

Cecil MbObes 1T nit ieinem Spiebz
gefellen Or. SomefDn In benz italieni=
fhen Bah Galfomngsiore singetrof@
fen. Gin italieni5hss 9latt {hldgt
por, linn Wiiitenfarten nit benz Worfe
.Nerdhtung1 3u iiberjenben. ylph
beffer fpdre es gepeien, ipenn bic Rur<
DertDaltun9 ben Wanbiten glei1 bei bsr
Qlntunft NIT benz Morte enlpfnnsen
bate; Babe su 6aufe!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
Dfe Aintuluufetr.

6 t a sara (beim Triibraps
port: nMints y2eiles2"- a n
t d tsee9ilfe: rMelbe eebors
iamf, mir gteues-nur 10 a. @imuu
liant 1T tpieber be,lte Na1t g'ftorben!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
BnHhuH.

rSieb nur einmal bas syrGulein
Shmiidle ba an! Sat es ni6t Elm
paar 9ddIein, tpie 8orsbprfer Mepz
fel2"-s sgetpiB. geipib! llnb iosar bie
gelbe 9rnnbfarbe 5himmert btr1!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
Drr M6ruler.

81 a b Ter (ber sesen eine Sele>
srapbenftanse sefabren 1T, ipiitbenb):
rNa, es ipirb 3eit. buB bic brabtlofe
Selesrapbie eingefiibrt tpirb!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
WuuIuuhIidt.

nQ9 mas. 9err SanitGtsrdtb, ob
fdablid ober nidt! Denn t9 ni1t
na9 Slid mein @ldshen RDgndf
babe, fdmsdt mir bas sanse Maittass
e{Ien nihtl"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
3nrtfuhIettn.

profeffor (au feinem auf Bez
inh antpefenben gieffen): rDus 1T
ni9t re9t BON Dir. syriB, bab Dn bic
Jltegen INNER elei9 tDbteft." -
Jrt B.: rMas foll ih benn tbuna"-
y ro fefior: rNun, fie porerit
tparneni"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
Abpentistkt.

5rduIein GotetD: rMir bas
ben f4on Diele 9erren gefaet, ih bate
gefdbrli9e Qusen!1- err falt):
rDa follten Sic bod einmal gum Mrat
aehen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
%drlfttrttrJfe gttrufe.

ail (bte in bic Rii9e tritt, als
ibr Mann gerabe bic aOdin tiibt):
nOas fonit Ou mir biiben-pon beute
an lode ih felbIt!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
QDtfeller Sd)reibfbrlff uoi,
ei,,ie Janfftfnsfl.

SO. 10. SD
ben 10 ebaut
bier Mohe ae@
rid en- Snpi@
teblhen BON {
5relno .frRgt
bab i9 iie
emol befuhe
fpn un { Woh
nit fe ftehn
fpu. 9mifme
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
Bir futtge Eru,s.

@sI JAsttHe 9rQU.
sd babe nenli6 einen @Minfen Sci
Sbnen getduft; baben Gte nod,
tpsl1e sgtpiB. bier bGnaen iie. - s
sSinb iie dber eetpiB bon bem5efs
B n Gd)tpein2~ .sSopo6i!
Damn gsbsn Gie mir nod pisr
SguQ
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
1teheH-qntru.

sRellner, bringen Gie uns einen
Gisfaffes init met Gtrobbalmen!4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-15

Oanaras ha salido ell dia 10 del CO.
rdente del de. Barcelona.
Esp "Isla de Panay Del Is al 19
tel corriente tOmard puerto proceden
te de Habana y escalas V seguira para
Oanarias Otros puntos de Espaiia.
Fr. "St rSim6n"-Del 16 al Is del
corriente tomara puerto prOcedente de
Puerto Plata y escalas y seguila para
st. Thomas y Europa.
Amer San. juan Sidra de este
puerto director amenfe para ell de New
York Ell dia 10 del COrriente
berg Amer "JOhn Mac Dermott".
CoH rlHnbo a este puerto debe haber
saldo de New York ell d a 8 del co
rriente.
Amer "Mae" Fl dia IL del corrien-
'e, Sali0 de New York para este puerto,
ieiando en- 6l la corresponds cia, s.
guiendo viaje par Maya uez.
Cn6ano Julia Sali6 de la Habana
para este puerto el 10 del corriente
baciendO las escalaS intermedas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-15
RON

Ell impuesto establ, edo a este liqui
do ha impeddO la prOnta Ieaiizaci6n
de par tidas que hay almacena1as, lar
que van aumentand0 con las nueyas
entradas que con frecuencia llegan a
esta plaza. L IS pCocios varian seghn
3 Iarad odel articul0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-15
Una faCtOria de azdCdr de 5O,OOOtOneladaS
Equipada con evaporadoras "LILLIE".

la aOS que sc esta c0nStruynd0 la sia de Maui
waan Commercial Sugar Company capadad de $4,000 tone
oas de az1ar por aa Para esa a ecO peddo
DOS de cuadup eeCtO deendO
Paedad dc 5 gaon de guaapO concentrate por pe
dos dc LII triples cuadps efectOs gaon para arba
hacel un total en- capaCdaS de Multiple eO LII peddos
da "A h0ras.
sos apaatos seenllag0H ocko dc los eos atubyes
es Standard nya capaCad ha sdO speaa respas fab
cas- dOnde Sc encOntraban
gaE SUGAR APPARATUS MANUFACrURING COMPANY
r. A. MacfIe
UNuCO AGENTE EN- ESTA ISLA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-15
MAIZ

Los preciOs que obtiene este grano
va clan, segdn la clase y calidad de
m lsmo y las existenoias son bastante
regulares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-15
CA NJ BIOS

Sohre L,ndres 4S0 40 IOr
fsIv
New York, S 3ISa3 p.S !
Paris. .-.-S y T.S /
4" nj DR. d Y
Barcelona S27 a274 p z d
OAFE
Han mejorado los precios de este
grano ObteniendOse hasta $l34 quinta,
Dor claSes buenas de Hacienda. Las
noticias que recibimos, nos indican to
da una perspectiva de magnffico cose
no, en- aquUeas fincas que han pDiiD
ultivarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-15
FalO,8S zoe Il aSooF

Esp Martin Saens"-Ccr deslino
este puerto y esca'as en- Mail"rca,
Torrevieja, Valencia, Malaga, Cad'z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-15
G.. TINAUD & co.
Plaza PrinCipal---San Juan, Puerto Rico.

LA CASA MEJOR SURTDA QUE MAS NOyEDADES IMPORTA
En- Joyas de todas classes epecialmene BLLANTES
que vende muy baratos garantizando buena caidad
Constane vaado surtdo en- Reo para Bolso Pared Des
pertadores garantia de marcha
Todo 10 mas modeno que tabca case obeo
Plata, Platealos, ETC., propios para regalos.
CUBERTOS de todas ces de las acredtadas Roger
y Christofe".
Lo perfecconado Anteoos para Teao Campo Marina
dsede 81 $50 cada uno
Lentes y EspejueIos
CON "CRsrALEs
MIOPEs, 0PERADOS DE CATARATA,
Perfumera extra na de las aadas egas
N "UNICOS AGENTES"
de la Fabia de Oamaras fotografas
ssstSN mas KODAKS Sc venden al
fz$ezzsS@ Ss$&ssSSN prcio e. Esta0os Unidos.
cada canaa lbito de
en- ing 6s Epahol pmlte bonias
gafas sin el apreEdisaie por maneo sencllsimo
de dchOs aparatos.
Camara kOdaks oaa persona que nos pda e ooto Oaaogo
ilustado con bortos grabados ngl6s espanol 10
mandaremos GRATIS y franco de porte
SERVINGS pedidOs vueta de COreO PAGOS ANTlCPADOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-15

TAB %

Sigue la recollection de la hoja que
sera de muy buena clase Eo preeios
no tenemos nirguna variaci6E one acu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-15
MEROADO DE FRUTOS
AZTCAR

Sin Operaciones:
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-08-30
REDUCED RATES

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York.
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If so, do not buy your tickets I'M
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Our accommodations are the best
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Through tourist cars from Pacific
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Any information regarding rates,
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Com'l Agt., 142 Third Street, Port
land, Ore.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-08-30
Patronize Our Advertisers.

that he would forego his senatorial
ambitions and hold himself in readi-
ness to make fight for the United
States district judgship, which posi-
ton will undoubtedly be created at
no distant day, as the state of
Washington is entirely too large for
one judge to attend to its federal
affairs. The Pie-maker quite agrees
with these gentlemen, and believes
that Mr. Preston would make an
ideal judge, and he further believes
that a great majority Of the citizens
of this city and county, would sup
port him for such position. Some
how or other, for senatorial candi-
dates the people want men with per-
sonal magnetism; they want men
who can arouse enthusiasm, and
men who can bring votes to the
party instead of driving them away,
as Mr.. Preston certainly would do
as a senatorial candidate.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-08-30

The Evergreen literary met lats
Wednesday evening with President
Black, Secretary Miss Fortaine and
Critic Hawkins all present and like
wise a good attendance of members.
The program for the evening was
as follows: Select reading, Mrs. F.
t. Anderson; recitation, Mr.. J. B.
Hagan; recitation, Miss Clara
Threat;vocal solo, Miss Walliams.
The society was addressed by Rev.
S. HI. Smith Of Fresno, who is visit
ing Seattle, with a view Of holding
a series of revival meetings here. A
debate has been arranged for the
meeting next Wednesday evening,
as follows: Resolved, that religion
has done more for civilization than
war; with Mr.. J. T. Clayton and
Rev. Presto as leading speakers.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-08-30

POLITICAL POT-PIE


The Pie-maker is Of the opinion
that no other man in the state Of
Washington would have shown the
amount Of stubbornness in the
Nordstrom case as did Governor
Rogers. Regardless Of the condition
of Nordstrom's mind at the time
Willie Mason was killed, there is no
doubt of the fact that his mind was
in a complete state Of collapse, not
only at the time that he was hung,
but has been SO for the past three or
four years, and while the judges and
courts, from a legal standpoint,
could not consistently interfere, yet
Governor Rogers could have done
so, and it is the consensus of opin-
ion that he should have done SO.
The circumstances which prompted
Governor Rogers to commute the
death sentence of Creamer to life
imprisonment in the state peniten-
tiary were no stronger than the cir
cumstances which should have
prompted him to have committed
deaht sentence Of Nordstrom to life
Imprisonment. Perhaps the COVER
nor had a racial feeling in the mat
ter, owing to the fact that there are
fewer Swedes in this state than Ger
mans, but humanity is humanity,
whether it be in favor Of the Ger
mans, the Swedes or the English
men. The Pie-maker here predicts
that Governor Rogers in the future
will find much OPPOSITION among the
Scandinavians in his political aspi-
rations, and for no other reason than
because he refused to commute the
sentence Of Nordstrom, the man con-
victed Of murder in the first degree
on circumstantial evidence.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-08-30

this or that article found therein,
permit me to say, without fattery,
that the Pie-maker is all right. ;"
For some years Major Nettleton has
been conspicuous figure in the po-
litical affairs Of Seattle and was at
one time a member Of the legislature
from this city. While the Pie-ma-
ker does not fel able to even suggest
to the voters Of Kirkland district as
to whom they send to the legislature
next year, yet he feels safe in say
ing to them that they would make
no mistake in nominating and elect
ing Major S. R. Nettleton to that
position. He would fill it with sin
gular success, honor and ability in
case he was eletced, and the Pie
maker hopes that the major will at
least be given consideration whether
he wants the place or not. However,
from what has been learned of him
concerning his future political
movements, he has no political am
bition for any kind Of an office, and
not even to go to the legislature.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1901-08-30

The mayoralty question in this
city is still a perplexing one, and one
that is giving the leaders Of the Re
publican party much worry and con
Germ. While it is some six months
or more before the mex municipal
election in Seattle, nevertheless it
is giving the party much worry as to
whom it will name that will prove
a winning candidate. Tom Humes,
as susal, is a standing candidate,
and he and his friends are working
to that end. The opposition to him
have not concentrated on any one
yet, and the prospects Of them do
ing so are quite remote. If the OPP
position fails to defeat Mr.. Humes
at the primaries and in the conven-
ton, the Republicans, for the most
part, will vote for him under the
lash, unless it should happen that
the Democrats would nominate a
man whom the Republicans could
consistently support, which is not at
all likely. 1t is always customary
for the Democratic party to nomi-
nate some man who in the
past made himself conspicu-
Gus as a Cheap John ward
politician and who has damned
the Republican party without cause
or reason, and this is most likely to
be the case at the next municipal
Democratic convention. And when
the Republican voters are given two
evils to choose from, they will al
ways choose the Republican evil in
preference to the Democratic one.
With all due respect to Mr.. George
F. Cotterill as a man and brother,
the Democratic party would have
won the last municipal fight had it
not nominated a man who was com
pletely overrun with politicahsms
and reforms. What the Republicans
should do is to concentrate on man
in opposition to Tom Humeism and
whether he be acceptable to this and
that political clique and this and
that political faction, should cut no
figure, but all should support him
with a vengeance, and ii this is done
there will be no more show for Mr..
Humes to run the political gauntlet
next spring than there would be for
a lump of ice to fly through hades.
Speaking about Senator Preston
being elected to the United States
senate, a number Of persons have ac-
costed the Pie-maker this week and
fully agreed with last Fridays arti-
Gle touching this point. While no
enmity was held up against Mr..
Preston on account Of his senatorial
ambition, yet the consensus Of opin-
ion Of those who talked with the Pie
maker on the subject was that Mr.
Preston seemed peculiarly fitted to
go on the bench instead of to the
senate, and they sincerely hoped
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While the Pie-maker has not con-
suited Governor McGraw as to his
connection with the Harold Preston
senatorial boom, as was charged by
the Oregonian, he, however, is of the
opinion that the governor is taking
no part either in Mr.. Preston's sem
atorial boom or Mr.. Anyone Else's.
Some time ago, while talking to the
governor concerning politics he la
conically remarked: 'I'm out Of pol
itics for all time to come, and with
out being discourteous to you, I
trust you will not bother me with
it again soon" Governor McGraw
is attending strictly to his own bus
mess these days, and the Pie-1naker
thinks that the newspaper scrib-
blers should permit him to con-
tinue doing so. Governor McGraw
was not even in the campaign of
1900, the Times and the Populist
party to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, and the little that he did do he
was prevailed upon by those at the
head Of affairs to do. He demur-
red to taking any part in the cam
paign, but he was pressed into SER
vice at the county and state conVen-
lions where his work was needed.
During the campaign he took no
part whatever in the proceedings,
further than what any good citizen
would take by attending the meet
ings and using his personal infu-
ence with his friends to support the
ticket from top to bottom.
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