Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1896-10-29

brother of Delos Abrams of this citv
and Mrs. Hatch of Bloomington are
here for visit with relatives,
Il. \. TYLER OF Mt. Hope has pre-
-ented the HERALD with monster
beet which weighs 49, pounds. He
raised this year 900 bushels of these
beets on an acre OF ground.
-Chas. NJ. seeman and Miss Min
ME Merrill were married in Prairie duI
Chen Tuesday. The bride is a.
daughter Of VIM. d. Merrill, editor Of
the Courier and postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nathan ST.. re-
turned from Prairie du Chen Satur-
day where they had been for a few
days that Mrs. Nathan might try the
baths for her health. She is much
better since her return.
The HERALD is now running a
day force and night force of printers
on extra work. Business is reported
to be booming in other printing of
fees outside of the city in the county.
We are glad of it as the printers have
suffered with long rest.
Five nominees for county super
intendents in this state have Ieen dis
qualified from appearing on the offici-
al ballots, owing to the fact that they
have not met the requirements OF the
law Of 1896, which provides that he
must file with the county clerk at
least fifteen days before the election.
proof OF having successfully taught in
the public schools of the state for a
period of eight months.
james McGinness of Phillipsburg,
Montana is in Lancaster and vicinity
for visit of two or three weeks with
relatives and friends Mr. McGinness
lived in Harrison some seventeen
years ago and is well acquainted in
Grant county. About seven months
ago he tried to board moving train
but slipped and fell under the cars
in such way that they ran over him
cutting off both legs. He has Just
been to Minneapolis where he procur-
ed artificial legs and is now able to
walk
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for so much money per week or month
should make but one cross on their
ballot next Tuesday and that at the
head of the Republican column. If
Bryan IS elected, your .boss' will
not raise your wages one cent; but
everything you eat, drink and wear
Will jump up t. the highest notch and
the dollars YOU get on Saturday night
will not begin to pay your bills for a
week. Cheap money means plenty OF
trouble for you and distress for your
family-if You have one
DO YOU remember how the demo-
cratic orators lied to you four wears
ago9 They said you could buy a
coat for a dollar and sell your wheat
for dollar busheli if YOU would only
vote for free trade. Have YOU any
more coats or any more dollars now
than you had four years ago? Nit.
The only thing that has improved
during the past four years is the
democratic campaign lies that now
have silver lining Democratic ora
tors will tell you anything to catch
your vote. They hope to sail into
office and nice fat salary on the
wind they raise in country school
houses and your prosperity will not
be considered when they come to feed
at the public trough
The man who runs farm is lust
now the object of great solicitude on
the part of democratic orators and he
gets more than his share of the Brianv
slobber that drops from the popocrat-
ic prevericator who prances wildly
about the stage yelling fol votes.
The fact of the whole matter is that
If the farmer wishes 20 prosper he
must vote to bring prosperity to the
laboring men of our towns, villages
and cities-the men who eat up and
otherwise consume all that the farmer
raises, and who produce nothing in
competition with the land owner
When town people have money to
spend they live high. During the
past four years working people have
rad but little employment-thanks to
f3ol agitation OF the tariff question
consequently they have scratched |
alnng with little food and no new
clothing to speak Of They couldn't |
get the dollar with which to buy THAT
.lollar coat promised them BY demo-
cratic orators four years ago Farm
pro nce has been very cheap on ac-
eou3 ( theconsumer having no mon
eE ailn which 10 purchase The
farmer who votes for Hryau next Tues
day vote himself deeper into debt
Mckinley viii open tire II tories and
start the wheels Of industry rolling
that ,gill grind dollars into the pock /
ets Of the tiIier Of the soil You are
a@ewinr old. IL you ever get well
this world il must be within
cars That are just ahead Do
refore, we pray you, allow
a Is hypocrisy y lead yos into
& Is e.rsf r4a- .es