Mower County transcript., 1900-10-24

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rtpened during the past week. George
feelS;Quite e1tteds over the success OF
his efforts and says thst one or Two
more pods on the plant are about
ready 20 burst open
! Minneapolis Journal: Republicans
who have any party loyalty left, who
are opposed to Bryantsm, who do not
wish TO be the piers Of the Democratic
machine cannot afford to vnte for
Lind, the Democrat. IL they int nd
to remain Republicans and desire the
triumph Of Republican principles in
state and nation. there is only one
consistent thing for them to do-vote
for Van SAINT.
Waseca Radical: At the pop dis
trict congressional convention held at
Austin. Brown. the railroad attorney
OF Wi00na, the Democratic candidate,
Tawney.. The pop howl against rail-
to amount to little IL anything, when
an Office is at stake. There is no
principle In their pretences, or their
voting. 80.
GAINESVILLE Argus: The farmers
In this vicinity know how faith
fully Congressman Tawney has work
ed for their interests and they will
stand by him we believe, as faithfully
as he has stood by them. As chair.
man of the sub committee of the
Ways and Means committee he worked
in season and out of season for their
interests, Individually and collective.
~. He will get their votes. -.
Dairy World: There are twenty
six Oleomargarine factories in the
United States. II the reports OF
the commercial agencies are true
their total valuation is less then g..
O0O, 900 and their annual output ST.
O0O, 900 pounds of oleomargarine upon
which tax ,is4 paid. The capital In
vested is but trifle in comparison
to that comprised in the dairy indus
try OF the country asthe butter crop
alone Is valued at $500, ,000. 900 an.
| nually at the lowest estimate. *
Mankato Free Press: The Bryanftes
have an intense hatred for corp )ra.
tion attorney, or any man connected
with az corporation but II he happens
danger in him wha atever. Over in the
first congressional district they have
nominated L. L. Brown, a corpora
tion attorney for congressman, and
the way the fusionists are warming
up to and purriog about him is sur
prisiDg to one who witnesses theil
alarm over corporations and their in
f1uence upon the public in general.
St. Paul Dispatch. The Rev. Mr.
Charles sheldon spends considera ble
portion of his time in breaking tht
second commandment. The chic
line of his thought activity seems tt
be directed by the subjunctive for
mula, III I were God" Whateve
may be the dubious attitude OF others
Mr.. Sheldon never is at q loss to know
just what would be done by God i1
any event. As self-constituted ad.
visory to the Almighty, bis preten
tions would appear absurd did the,
not appear blasphemous.
Providence Journal: AS between
Odell and Stanchfield the indepepden>
voter in New York State will under
stand that there is no choice, so far a.
the influence of the bosses In theil
nomination is concerned. Each. is 8
machine made candidate pure anC
simple. In view of this the nom par
ktisan voter VIII have to cast hts ballot
according to other Considerations. II
lis probable that the bulk OF the inde
fpendentsvote of the state will De; give1
to othe sc1ndldate hRhose party stands
for s0undm0ney AUDITOR The expan.
sion Of Our national%b0undaries aiOAq
the beneficent lines thus far followed
| by the administration at Washing
tOa. ~.~@ .-; 81: ".4
Mortified News: Republicans ar
well satisfied with the administration
Of President Mckinley and wish tt
make it point to doa little wort
and not let over confidence dampen
their ardor. They should turn 0u1
and see that all new voters are regis
tered and have a full knowledge of the
election laws and they should not fail
to acquaint all With the platform OF
the Republican party. Do your best
to have the whole Repu ublican ticket
elected from county commissioner t
presidential electors. Sound money
and sound governmental policy Il
what the Repu blican party stands for
Pioneer Press: American farmer.
received this year nearly $115, ,OOO, ,0O(
more for their wheat then in 1895
$346. .000. 900 more for their corn crop;
az, ,000, 900 more for their oats; $22,
00O, 900 more for their potatoes and
$14, ,O0O.O 600 more for their barley, and
over $500, ,OOO, 900 more for their live
stock than in 1896. The increase In
the value Of nine staple crops ovel
1895 vas $71o, 72, ,617, in live stock
$501, ~, ,474. or s1.212 ,167 ,O91 in these
items of farm production-to say
nothing Of hay, fax and many other
products not included in the list, OF
eggs, poultry and dairy products, also
omitted. This increase marks the
difference for the farmers between
Republican prosperity and Democrat
Tic depression. r.-.