Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06
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BRENTWOOD
Individual Opinion.)
HY LIE r. NERNO.
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Keep your eye on Bryan.
The common peoples idol-Bryan.
To err is human, to forgive-usually
! impossible.
GrniuS III this world counts for less
than nothing.
The people are firing of the big
club and strenuous" Teddy.
Long is the journey from man to
worm, and full of trouble and pain.
Right never wronged any one, only
when Jim Wright got hung, and that
was wrong.
The grand politician. diplomat and
statesman of the world-William Jen-
nings Bryan.
If William Jennings Bryan is again
a candidate for President of the United
States, he will be elected.
The fact that some men are self
made relieves the so.called Heavenly
Father" OF lot of responsibility.
Live richly while your life-days last, and
let your heart keep young,
The world remembers the generous hand,
before the praying tongue.
A new morning paper, it is reported,
will be started in Spokane by Hearst,
to compete with the Spokesman. Re.
rieW.
Religion teaches that people should
wait for their reward in Heaven, but
the majority of the people hustle for a
reward on Earth
These are rapid days. Popular nov.
els. coupled with popular songs, are
thrown out to the public as rapid as
the manufacture of shingles.
Oregon has few dry counties, and
if everything goes as it looks in Wash
ton, just about now, this fall will see
several Washington counties go" "dry"
too.
1t is the understanding that no
good woman shopper is entirely sa,is.
fed with her record until she has sue.
ceeded in getting bargain at church
fair.
Would it be sprinting" to say just
because the P.-L. uses pink paper for
its sporting news section, that that
journal itself is the "pink OF perfec-
ton?
A musician said he was no good, in
Seattle, the other day, and killed him.
self. Too bad that a few more so.
called musicians do not think the
same way.
If kidnapping seems to be the fad
once more, there are some wives in
Olympia who wish the kidnapers would
carry Off their husbands and never
return them.
The believers of the water.wagon"
system in this State have worked over
time for many months past, and the
result of their steadfast toll will be
observed this fall.
What ever became of the party who
left Victoria in 1901 to explore the
big glacier on Mount Fairweather,
where the Silent City of Alaska" was
seen about that time?
Seattle has two obs" buzzing around.
They only sting each other, yet up.
to.dste citizens OF the Queen City
have not decided which is the king
b"-Brainerd or Blethen.
Hearst could do nothing that would
add greater lustre to his fame than to
support with his newspapers Bryan's
right to lead the Democrats TO victory
in the next Presidential election.
With three firms publishing Scent
"dreadfuls," all claimed to be written
by Buffalo Bill" it is strange how
William II. Cody" secures the time
required to manage his big show.
The next step for publishers of
great Sunday newspapers will be that
Of sending a professional reader to
each subscribers house to read the
5000 page, 24-section paper, to him.
Rev. NJ. A. Matthew. is down on
" free lunch" in saloons, but he should
remember that all mankind are not
lucky enough to sleep on the best mat
tresses in the market and eat chicken.
Pittsburg, Pa, professors are COM
planning that cooks, in that city, are
paid more than the teachers. This is
quite logical, as the full stomach is far
more beneficial in the long run than
the full head.
Senator Piles voted against the
lock" canal. Probably the Senator
has an ill.feeling against locks. Is it
possible that he is afraid of being
"locked" out of the Senate after his
term has expired?
Irish Hobo-"If ye place, sor, how
far is it to Elma?"
Farmer" It's q good way. Who
do you want to see there?"
Irish Hobo" Sure, an it's mesilf
l want to see there. Good mornin'
sor."
A Republican paper that clips a
paragraph from Democratic paper,
and refrains from giving credit for
same for fear of advertising the name
of the Democratic journal, is a " thing
OF distrust and Of suspicion" to cas-
ual observer.
II John ID. Rockefeller had depend
ed upon those who declare they could
manage his business in far better man.
ner than John himself can, he would
now be working for wages, and his
so.styled advisers would most likely
be in the penitentiary.
TIE Harrington Citizen, Jim Good
win editor, contains each week, bright
and breezy paragraphs, right to ths
point. Goodwin seems to say what
he thinks, and thinks what he says.
To haya citizann like tha Harrino.