Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-03-08

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sS a fellow was arrested in Alexandria
last week for passing Peruvian and.
Mexican silver dollars and fined $1.00
and costs.
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d. MANIFEST DESTINY.'
Farm Stock and Home:
It is manifest destiny,' it Estate
that we should be powerless in the
hands of trusts, and monopolistic COM
Dimes of all kinds. ''Trusts are with
U.S. have come to stay, and we may as
well make the best of them.'' What
pititully pusillanitnous confession to
be: made by a great people who are
talking about carrying the "blessings
OF our institutions" to the uttermost
ends of the earth. What will we do
with the trusts? First give us enough
government-owned railroads to con-
trol the rest, which will result in. the
humiliation Of railroad discrimina-
ton, and without that but few trusts
II any would live a month. Destroy
ing railroad Discrimination would be
a solar picks blow that would knock
trusts silly, a severing Of the spinal
cord that would make their final kill
ing easy. It will take less skill, less
courage, and be infinitely less danger
Gus to own railroad than distant Is
lands swarming with ignorant aud
natives, and it is str ange
that we are SO eager to secure the last
and so 10th to assume the first.
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Madison aud Dawson people are en-
gagged in a lively contest for the loca-
ton of the county seat of Lac qui
Parle county.
: Roosevelt of New York now wishes
to know what is to b. done with the
criminal CLASSES. A pertinent
inquiry, but We presume the doughty
colonel will continue to help vote them
into power as usual.
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ST. Peter Free Press. (Rep.) s.. ss
Either Congressman McCleary has
lost his grip at Washington, with the
powers that be, or his qualifications
as a tinancier do not receive that re-
cognition to which his friends at home
believe him to be entitled. For years
he has posed before the people as the
financier of the age; by many he was
considered a currency expert without
an equal, and the famous McCleary
bill, to which he devoted so much time,
was looked upon as an event that
would revolutionize the financial sys-
TENS of the world But alas, all is in
vain. His bill is not only buried in
the waste basket, beyond resurrection,
but he is also left off the caucus COM
mlttee, appointed to formulate another
currency bill, and Congressm an Nor
ris appointed in his stead. What is
this world coming to?
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+ Talking about bounties, St. Paul
citizens remember with sadness the
81, 900, 900 bonus paid for the location
Of the Woods Harvester Company's
works at that place. 49,
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The Minneapolis Democrat wants
an exponent of true democracy in the
shape Of daily newspaper. It char
acterizes the insists now existing in
the following languages: Zone is a
cross between a rebel apologist and a
democratic goldbug and the other is
simply a champion of personal friends
and the castigator of personal enemies,
regardless of both party and prin.
.ciple." ~.