Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-01-22
Editorial Notes.
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There is a wine cistern in SonOma
county, California, that holds a
half million gallons Of grape juice.
It is "a feet long, "a feet wide and 25
feet high.
The withdrawal of opposition to
the Cuban treaty by the beet sugar
producers proves how excellent a
treaty the administration has ne
gotiated.
At first glance Attorney General
Knox's recommendations appear
practical and the republican leaders
in Congress are hoping they will
prove so on a closer examination.
The rumor is that the Crown Prin-
cess Of Saxony will beg forgiveness
of her husband, return to Saxony
and live in seclusion. Rum Or some
times lies on purpose.
DR.. Won Holleben has met with
lust retribution for his attempt to
nisrepresent Lord Pauncefote's at
titude towards the United States at
the beginning of the Cuban war
A captious Scot says Hall Game
and Marie Corelli are the high priest
and high priestess that serve at the
altar of the six-shilling novel.
Each of them wears a golden ephod,
with breastplate of jewels arranged
to spell out the magic figures
100000.
Notwithstanding the Glamour
with which the democrats in
Congress have shouted for
antitrust legislation, now that
there is prospect of such they are
obeying the mandates of Standard
Oil Company, the Round Bale Cotton
Trusts and similar corporate
interests and are doing all they can
to prevent legislation.
We like to speak kindly of the
democratic party. De mOrtius nisl
bOnum.
Why doesn't someone send Mr..
Watterson bottle Of the editorial
stimulant that used to inspire him,
or has the famed Kentucky article
lost it's strength.
Southern mills added Liz, 204
spindles and 81, 867 looms to their
equipment. during the year just
ended.
Trust legislation which will prove
efficacious seems to have more ter
rors for the Southern democrats
than to any other clique in Congress.
Gene, dina r. Chaffee is not
the only | ing proof that ability,
persisteno md use of opportunity
VIII dUVduCC u0uU LII tlAO OIL LILY cUO
we'll as elsewhere.
The republican party can be re-
lied upon for effective antitrust leg
islation, but it refuses to enact a
buncome measure merely for politi-
cal effect.
No one can tell what is in store
for us. There is Croker, the EDWARD
boss, spoils politician and debaucher
of votes settled down to the semi
respectable life of an English squire.
In England there were $3.50 new
books issued in 1902, against 1885
in 1901. The ending of the Boer
war is given as one reason for the
increase.
In advertising the Utah legislature
not to send an apostle" to the Sen
ate the President was merely fol
lowing a precedent set by President
Cleveland and reiterating the advice
of President Mckinley
President Roosevelt has espoused
the interests of the people as opposed
to the interests of corporate wealth.
1t remains to be seen if the people
will stand by him or bow down to
the golden calf.
There are no growing pains.
Rheumatism and articular troubles
in children are sometime thus mis-
named but it is we'll for parents to
remember that if, what they are
prone to call growing pains persist,
the services Of a physician are need
ed.