Mower County transcript., 1901-08-21

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Notes From Exchanges.
Boston Herald: Admiral Dewey
will 20 down into history as the man
| who was in command during two
great naval battles--the battle OF
Manila and the SampsOn.Schley en-.
gagement, which is to take place IN
Washington in September. ); + s.*s@ *:s@@
St. Peter Herald: IfAdmiral Samp-s
son continues to make foolish breaks
court of inquiry will have to be
provided for him and a probate court
at that. Sampson has made a. most
com plete ass of himself, and for 9
man who was miles away from the
| tight has all too much to say about 1t,
Fairmont News: The Austin
Transcript objects to the head OF q
family ''mortgaging the cook stove to
take the children to the circus. and
Hive off the county. aid ia winter"
The editor of the TRANSCRIPT Is too.
particular. Doesn't he know that
people must have the necessaries of
life, such as whiskey and an OCCASION
al circus? '5.>- = .. A. *....: :.,.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Thank fortune
the Pullman porters have decided
that hereafter they must have more
salary for the American public Is
| getting tired Of the tipping business.
OF all the most dtsreputable 1mposi-
tions heaped upon the travelling
public. it is the tipping OF these
colored gentlemen In order to get
them to do anything. '
Bu,e Earth Register: The Register
is in receipt of the premium list for
the nineteenth annual fair Of Mower
county, which takes place at Austin
Septemb Der II, IL aud 18th, aud liberal
premiums are offered in every depart
ment while big purses are put up In
the speed ring. Aud If the weather
lis good Austin will have successful
fair with big crowds OF people.
Omaha World Herald: The old re-
ltgion that in busy marts has been
swept aside bY those too practical to
give thought to the future, has in the
midst OF trouble re-impressed itself
upon helpless men; and all the theO-
|logies and creeds and the notions
erected by so.ca'led "progressive"
men are mere baubles at such time
lin comparison with the faith OF Paul
and Silas.
Red Wing Re pu blican: Kruger has
made good at least one part OF his
boast. He said that III Great Britain
conquered the South African states.
lit would be tat cost in blood and
Treasure that would stagger human.
lity." Long and desperate as the re-
sistauce has been, the sacrifice OF lite
is not especially heavy as compared
with other wars. But the cost IN
> treasure has been and still is enor
NOUS. ..~
Mortified News: Rochester hat
adopted a plan to make com NOR
drunks and hoboes scarcer. 1t is Il
compel these weary ones to work Out
their fines on the city streets. Th<
Bulletin of that. City says, ''Thos'
) who went contentedly to Jail for ,
] term, now prefer to give up none!
J.. rather than to hoe and shovel on th,
= public highway" Do our street
=, need cleaning OF working?
Freehorn Co. Times: Mr.. and Mrs
W.. II. Hodge and family and Mrs
0 Woodard and daughters, Edith an
4 Sue, left Wednesday morning 70
4 Wentworth, S. D . where Mr.. Hodg
will have charge OF an elevator. Mr.
and Mrs. Hodge have resided here 70
" the past four years and leave man
friends who regret their departure
!" Mr.. Hodge was prominent ia the M
e W. A. lodge while Mrs. Hodge held
2. resp ,nsi BILE Office with the Roys
J. Neighbors. ~-~
II Minneapolis Tribune: The leadin
20 Havana newspapers published in th
:" Spanish language have recently com
IL out with articles admitting tn At th
re manifest destiny OF Cuba is to t
absorbed by the United States. an
that the peculiar Cuban civilizatio
r must be overwhelmed by America
y, civilization, the Americans being th
- more virile race. Aud the advice I
D. these papers to Cubans is to: prepal
It. themselves for the change, and nj
ne attempt to fight it. ~ 5>
s. Albert Lea Enterprise: E. '
,i- Knatvold expresses it as his firm CO
-, viction that IL it we're not for IL
:" option dealing on boards of trade I'll
is price OF wheatgwould rule much hlg
at er now,: fully SO cents per bushel.
,e. is indeed strange that such tpractic
= will continue, to be allowed which rt
=: the hard working producer Of b
T. honest deserts as option buying doe
20, But it is "busiDess" with too MAJ
FaI people to get things for nothing, al
tn not put in honest toll for what tn
or receive. >.
i'll u Window Free Press: All becau
at one proud peacock Of an admiral "
40 not at his post when the battle
' Santiago was fought, so that be cou
'ls claim all5the glory, the government
les b wing to go to the expense Of ma
ler thousands ot dollars in an endeay
~, Ito settle the dispute between t
-, friends OF. Schley and Sampson: {
ler the government had done it's duty
would have called the proud Samps
down when he insu1ted Schley by I
1as giving him proper notice in his q
~ report, and that would have probal
ended the matter. =: *s.,5 4 ~. Il !;
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