The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-10-26


' i. very Ohilly
Judge Willis. 81 81. Paul. spote in|
the A;..s,,,is Hs.ll, l.,it, ,day svsn-
inK, TIN '.sn4iiis %: n, derived ~
p M..fy1si i nsisnln ion. Hia nd
sl,tas was y, /. il.,,, - apy .b,,sD
81 ri Il l,:a.s canti id.iss.; lie SPOKE.
al,n, nj, ho,.ra. 1'l,r i,nit wxs we'll
& as.t ,rs.,,i,i. sll0 ,.,opl. many
l...,inv l,'.f,le ,Le sinre. aud hoy:
s,.sni,,', b !, .sl,.ee ! 10 i il i tirssome.
place y hit s.vea, under the Lost.
interesting e,,ts, tainment. q
He said. returns iudiuated i demo-.
emit MA il. = from hsrs WAS 10 !
popular Tue republicaus oons with
9 { 81; = 4 bribs il tbs people refuse
,so,rsfuse g endors. st,e present al.
miDis,Ia,ion and give new lesss the
io.msr will let loose financial panic,
but il The, lurnlsr Is svictoyiiou. the
County s,ll:Es soys.s. with th. i ,on
,ditions Of property. Tie Amsr,cau
tPeoPls. u ars nos sitting ia judgment.
| The Fspnh lican claim their admiois
Ekrstiou brings success and dem ooratic
s.iistress. :.,.:, .=s. u .. =.sz.
/ The cine Of Is then taken up but
I..ot due 10 d. murAi;c policy. that
of 81 came before democrats had TAX
i'm auy action as tl,sy were then uudsr
Ahe Mckinley hill, which was super-
reeded By tbs Wilson bill. No com.
mont was;,nade % ELECTS of Wilson
billsprcnliars ) silent on this. zs.:z. . /.
Futth.r. 81 the 6rst var Of Nc.
Kipley's ,;nistra,ion tbsrs were
more 9siluses, harlships, proberty
dDsaleabh., the N fson B4nkrapty
,aill Y m n ] paassd enabling bankrupt
4eopls to ssesp's from their obligation.
4fg6 .dsbteIs wers satisfsd causing
pc il linantisl circles, but farms dc.
cfssed jnyaluo aud railroads n,lltipii.
ed. The paeseuts administrators
fosters trusts aud combines, whiie
| ,4uch Is laid Of the full .li,,ner pail
btthe carpet tag Of. the miilion.r.
d il,crsssud. =
| The governor, highest aud impost
Pant office in the state, people vii
either endorse or coudem hisadmin
|istration, If latter it will be no ca
Encouragement to taks q stand sgains
Ill forms Of monopoly. His admins
tration has. proved ono # econom,
1tather. than extravaganoes. He j
popular, courageous and devoted Il
peoples rights, procured the passag
Of car con1 :l:r. Interstate commerc
! aud other bills, apl oinlsdsa hoard .
that is The means 0
bring in the state . quarter million Q
j dollars from mine ownersa corpol
fttione. Vote for him, save the PEG
ttpla trbm the me " Of .railroads AM
lporpo1poration. Van SAINT, excellent
mah.sbut lacked courage compares
With Lind IL SONS portions Of th
state democrats are asked BY repul,
Eltcans not vote for Liud because b
was u Swe de but stick to the party
Binding twine trusts want 70 destr
i tho Saltwater plant CAUSE ahortag
ofcrop cause: of unfavorsbie condi
ton Of the states plant. State hEs
price in N r:h, then trusts be9an {
fsell It y lower prizes snd the trns4
fhxd secured iii the ustsrial ahea,
Of the si,tte, appealed to ,ats 10
I Lind. Lind needs ! legislature I,
j sapfHHbim. L. G. Long refarred "a
:fAdt no applause. Elect Bryan m.
|ttsre will bs 10 trusts or combines
Iapplause. IL 1900 gold .tandalt
paahf6rrn audopted by republicans
dsetrr ylnk the - of The two metals
I'm Ding 4ysfi11 bin 49, iron
tho ,pe6blfxx ia <roduosp aothing
Git1 m3ia1pial!y i = pso'dso, but no
thfegto enthatco1ahos. Laeor comes
Lilo fros. ahli sstlstestr;cted at ,Castl,
10 rdins Congress sought to enact
3 hill:that would -d;solve labor
uniqnr and : AXE away state,
rights. Dtmecfatsz' voted agains,
| 1t. ..lAbor would have been ii
dis:lreas ii passed. Would regulate
inter1kste commerce. b lioenst. The
Ifarmef, sands 1grsip 10 Liverpool in
~ Jpn ion Of cheap lats,f. buys god.
l1i,saen ns,13, - sccl1t....1a &C., a..:h