The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-17
What the Editors Say

| In the deatkr of Judge Cha Snes
Fiandrau the fB{ate of Minnesosas and.
one of it's distinguished cltlz CUE away
honored pioneers. He passeu,
Tuesday at the age of ses Minnesota
years years Cid settlers of the warm place
in their Iea for him for Wnat. ne
did in the defehsa of New UlIn ag. md
the Indians in 1852. :. AS a. iamS:: tbe
jurist he stood &mong the oess ~ the
Northwest Mif35esota and, In rae, 'ne
entire NorthWasA nolrns the qea.n id "
Judge Flandrau.-Sleepy Eye f1ei "i''
No general kick will be reslSte. CT 80. 20.
the approach of autumn. II PCS oso
summer has not been pleasant oile
Neither the moisture nor the tenn r.
ture has been evenly distrlDuleu'
was dry at the start and cold anu We
at the end, and there Will De le" e
grets on the passing of the summer "
1903. The weather clerk can sue .e
he will furnish us with one OF those oe-
lightful. old-fashioned Indian summer D
-Wadena Pioneer Journal.
Rev DR.. Macarthur, of Calvary
church. New York, admits that tne
newspaper is the most powerful rlvdl
the church possesses. meaning that the
to listening. 1t is hardly necessary Tor
them to be rivals. They might work
together, SO dividing their duties as TO
give the newspapers exclusive Jur1Sdlc-
ton over politics.-Sioux Falls DallH
Press.
1t can safely be assumed that Bob
Dunn is a candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for governor. and 1T
can likewise be safely assumed that he
is going to win. No candidate ever
had larger number of ardent friends,
both in and out of his own party. The
time is ripe for a governor of the Bob
Dunn stripe.-Red Lake County
Courier.
With graft in the postoffice depart
ment, scandal in the interior depart
ment and a lot OF rottenness in num-
Der of other departments at Washing
ton, some OF. our Republican friends are
not saying much against the Demo-
cratic party, all of which we are pro-
foundly grateful for.-Sleepy Eye Her
aid. =
Harmony wifi not be overly con-
spicuous during the next Republican
state campaign. The present indica-
tons are that small quantities of
blood will be split in Ramsey and Hen
nepfn countless where the discord is
generally most pronounced.-Lake
City Republican.
Among the state fair exhibits not
catalogued will be a group of interest
ing gubernatorial booms The exhibit
will be placed in the bee section, and
several eminent citizens of the state
have consented to let the political bee
buzz around in their bonnets.-Ren-
vile Record.
The newspapers are each hollering
for a pet gubernatorial candidate and
at the same time cussing the other fell
lows for talking politics in an off year.
That's right, boys, what's the use of
talking? When the convention is done
1T will be eDunn.-Thief River Falls
f. A preacher in New York has begun
giving a.. premium of trading stamps
to increase; = the attendance at his
church. His. intentions may be good,
but the fact lis that there is too much
trading stamp" religion already
Edgerton Enterprise.
| Ed ,YoungJaois liable to get mighty
lonesome for, company before the, con-
Yention. ,s It. is understood, however,
that he intends to buy stack of red
chips and sit in the game.-Northfield
| News - ',tF
If Sister Jacobs, of the. Herman En-
| terprise is ''agin'' Frank Eddy because
he drinks, what would she do if she
heard some Of Bob Dunn's four story
cuss words-Long Prairie Leader.