Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-11-13

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Commissioner Third DISTRICT
W. =. Nilsson "" "" "".
U HARVEST FIELD.
VIII said Page?
-Diphthcria is in Red Wing, n on the in
crease.
Rochester polled 956 votes at the recent
election.
The Prohibitionists polled e. votes in Win
nebago City.
Sherman holds his last term of court, next
week, at Preston, Fillmore county.
Pages campaign was run on the brag and
blow or bean-in-a-bladder plan. Hence these
tears.-LGnesbOrO Journal.
Hon. Morton S. Wilkinson has been elect
ed c. u ,ty Attorney of F%aribault county over
the regular Republican nominee.
Fillmore to Mower county: We sought
your relief from bondage. Please accept our
compliments to the extent Of 800 majority to
that e~nd.-Lanesboro Journal.
The Rochester Record g. Union is q good
paper, but its name should be shortened up
one-half. Be traitors, boys; callit the Record,
| and let the Union slide.
jackson county polled about 500 votes;
over 700 of them we're cast for the Republican
State ticket. eleven towns in the county cast
Ing not a single Democratic vote.
run a newspaper" This shout be read only
by editors, as every other person in the world
knows Just how to run a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1n0tOn Journal.
Anna Maria Krudewick, a venerable
widow of 50, living alone in Wilson township,
Winona county, was murdered on the 10th OF
October, it is thought, for her money.
The wife of John Clark, of Wapello, on
the 24th ult., ave birth to three children
two boys and one girl. The infants weighed
2h. 3 and 81 pounds. All are doing WE'LL
Minneapolis Evening Journal.
The Cresco Nowa) Plaindea<r is 20 years
( old. Its editor says several subscribers are
owing him for Is years subscription! Nc
wonder Mead is acrazy Greenbacker.
o17Norway is always az square as a brick
"9R'SS fa%axey T sat d &G1 R 81 tts +; tH pretty si;TI xone rs;s;;
in every county in the district.
"A young man in the ANSWERS to Cores.
p0ndents' column OF a New York paper asks
9oage2" We would suggest that he try sit
ting down on a observation-disclosures.
CJanauschek appears only in the small
WI OF Minnesota this year., giving Mime
apoiis the go-by: She favored Rochester, Fari-
Oault, Austin, st. Paul, and several other pro-
vincial Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
She takes in the toney towns, you know.
Republicans did not stand much show in
"inona county this year. ""Tiiy' Basford
made q good third-term run for County Treas
urer, yet his competitor was elected BY about
$50 majority. Rice's majority for Governor
will reach 700.
There is more Joy in this Office when one
rope Rochester Record & Unton.
There Is more Joy in the TRANSCRIPT Office
over the delinquent who pays up, than over
the "ninety and nine" who don't.
Prof. l.. B. SperrE, of Carleton coleee. ia
out featuring again. The DR.. is a good sama-
ritan. We wish every person in the state.
over Is years of age, could listen to his COM
nonsense course Of lectures on physioloay.
Make Austin another visit, DR..
DIR. Powers, of Fountain, who is a FOREIGN.
er, has voted many times and held Office in
Minnesota, without being naturalized, but last
Tuesday 1.-THE boys" got hold Of the fact and
made him take a trip to Preston for his ..pa-
pers' before they would allow him to vote,
Next year will be the jubilee year Of the
Primitive Methodist Church in Canada. the
nrst class having been organized in 1890. OF
tnose VINO formed that class nearly all nave
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The following significant lines can be
on a sign-board in front of q store in
county, Florida. There is more truth
poetry In the sentiment expressed, as
many q poor victim to trust can testify:
To trust is to bust;
TO bust is hell:
No trust, no bust,
No bust, no he'll.
THE LOST CANDIDATE
'Close bis eyes, his work is DONE"
Give him back his blanks and "pasters:"
Rest his legs that could not run.
Ihey were walters, and not masters.
Here no whipper-in will come
In the morning, without lumber:
Here no calls for beer or rum
Rouse the sleeper from his slumber.-Er. |
-Burdette, the Burlington Ha,pksw funny
was a Peoria youth. Heonce worked on
he Transcript, and afterwards, to let himself
ell the story, he started a paper of his own
he Peoria Revte,v: II ran it two years. 1t |
was a comforting sort Of paper. It brought |
% me a few cares, but no uncertainty. I
NEW every Monday morning that on the next |
saturday night l would not have money
!s editor Of that wretched sheet it never dis
appointed me In that ~particular-nOt once. |
F11ally the sheriff tosk me into Partnership, l
de wa an e~nterprising man-very. He real
zed more In an hour than / had lone in two
The st. Peter Tribune publishes the fol-
owing soliloquy of Cole Younger immedi-
'tely after his capture and while the physician
Vas dressing his wounds att Nadelia. He
eemed to think his end was near, and as II
alk1ng to himself said: II don't believe it,
|on't believe it." Upon being asked what he
I'D not believe, he continued. "Byron says
Death is the end of all s~ufkering-the BEGIN
ing Of the great day of n~othingness,' but 1
ont believe it." Afterwards in talking with
bystander he said, circumstances some
lines make men what they are. II it had not
cen for the war might have been something,
a. it 10 I am what I am.'
MAN OF A THOUSAND. |,
A CONsU1[PTIvD CURHR. when death VA
curly expected. all remedies having failed,
Dr.. 81. James was experimenting NTH ;
many herbs Of Calcutta, he accidentally
,ade 9 Preparation which cured his only {
,is country, and enjoying the best Of health.
e has proved to the world that CONSUGP.
ION can be positively and permanently ,
ared. The Doctor now gives this Recipe ,
only asking that each remit two three !
INT stamps to pay expenses. This Herb alSo I
lres ntgbtrgweats. nausea at the stomach.
nd Will break up fresh cold in twenty-hour1. 4
ddress, CRADDOCK &CO.. Y
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