Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

: Rev. 0. S. Werner will preach in
Vega next Sunday forenoonat 1890
and in the evening at 1880 III this
city.
- Many peoples party men as we'll
as democrats rebel against the fusion
on presidential electors and will vote
for the republican electors.
John G.. Smith, the republican
candidate for treasurer is an honor
able gentleman and will make a good
public officer. A vote for him is a
vote for a good man.
Vote for John Westerson, OF
kittson comfy. for representative
in the legislature. He will make us
a good representative and will vote
Tor Cushman X. Davis for U. S.
senator. .--..
- The selection of men to fill the
various county offices is chiefly u
business matter, and the candida te' s
character and fitness for the position
should be the main factor in deter
mining how your vote should be
east.
-Jonn p. Mattson will be
very thankful to receive your
support for tire Office OF Register OF
Deeds. Do not forget to put an X
mark opposite his name. II elected
to the office he will serve you faith
fully, iinpartially, and in a non-par-
tisan manner to the best OF his
ability.
- Guy Aubol, the republican can
didate for Sheriff, has made fair
and honorable canvass, of the county
and if elected to the office, as he
doubtless will be, he will make an ex-
cellent sheriff He is 4 gentleman
against whom ought can be said. A
vote for Mr.. Aubol is vote for Il
good competent man.
A Joint discussion was held in
Big Woods on Tuesday evening be-
tween Thomas Topper on behalf of
the popuIists and A. Grindeland for
the republicans. We learn from re-
ports that the meeting was we'll at
tended aud that nll listened utten-
lively and with marked interest to
both speakers. u Joint discussion
between the same gentlemen has
been arranged to take place in War
rem rext Monday evening.
- Henry Feig, the republican
candidate for congress, addressed
a large audience at Court House
Hall on Tuesday evening. He is n
fine appearing man, an able man,
a fluent speaker, and n good reason
er. He discussed the tariff question
in mastery manner and pointed
out plainly how it benefits the farm
err. Next he showed up the work
ings of the last alliance-democraJic
reform legislature, and as lie was ~
member himself he could speak from
experience. Important committees
in that body were appointed in the
interest of corporations. The rail
road committee was constituted so
as to favor railroads, the committee
on banks to favor the bankers, and
the commitie on temperance was
made up in the interest OF the liquor
dealers The Cnrrier railroad bill
was defeated by an arbitrary ruling
OF the fusion speaker, and an act to
secure elevator sites remedying GER
tain defects made through amend
mcnts by Donnelly to the old law.
was defeated by the speaker casting
the deciding vote. That legislature
was the most shiftless and extrava-
giant in Che eqlistory of the state. 1t
had a lot OF liselcss hangers-on who
drew $500 a day for doing nothing.
It raised the rate Of state taxation
half a mill. Mr.. Feig made IL favor
nble'impression on those who heard
him, and gained many friends. He
is by all odds the best equipped
man now in the race for congress in
this district, and he will be elected.