Mower County transcript., 1904-08-24
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

St. Louis Globe Democrat: 1t was
not until the Republican party clinch-
ed the gold standard that the demo-
cratic nominee for President agreed to
support it. He voted twice for free sill
yer and must be regarded as shaky
convert.
Midway News: Did anybody ever
before hear of gubernatorial candidate
with the splendid nerve to demand the
highest honor within the gift of great
commonwealth on the strength of half
dozen certificates of personal charac-
ter hot from the hands of his own per-
sonal beneficiaries?
Hancock Record: This is about the
time of year when you need not be sur
prised to hear that your wife is going
to be your opponent on the ticket of
the other party and that your best
friends have formed a combine with
the devil to defeat you. 1t is also the
time to just saw wood and say nothing.
Sherburn Advance: There will be
large sums of money used in the cam
paign this fall. The manufacturing
east will contribute millions to assist
in electing congressman in western
states that are known to be against tar
iff tinkering, and the Wall Street stock.
broker will contribute largely of his
substance toward the defeat of Roose.
| velt.
| SteWartville Times: John p. Majer.
GUS OF Dexter acquired possession
of the Ed Rutledge property on Main
street last week, including the machine
shop and tools, and the house and lot
joining it on the south Mr.. Majerous
will move his family over soon and be.
come resident. The deal included a
transfer of some western land.
Lyle Tribune: Austin did not have
celebration the Fourth but their citi-
zens helped to swell the crowd in Lyle
by several hundred and now it is time
to reciprocate. The county seat town
| is going to entertain the visitors dur
ing the county fair and a genuine good
time, to the tune of 1850 dollars worth
of amusements, will be had during
three full days.
Breckenridge Gazette: At largely
| attended meeting in Faribault Satur-
| day evening men who openly pledged
themselves to work and vote for the
reelection of Senator Clapp were en-
dorsed for election to the legislature.
Evidently whole lot of Rice county
citizens, while they may believe Mr..
Heatwole's denial OF senatorial aspira-
tions, fully intend to remove all temp
tation from his path.
Long Prairie Argus: There has been
break in the alliance between Heat
wole and Dunn, and it is said that it
came about by reason of the selection
Of Conde Hamlin, of the Pioneer Press,
for chairman of the state central COM
mittee. His appointment means that
the control of the state has been turn
ed over completely to the corporations
and the St. Paul gang.
Faribault Republican: The postofice
department has recently issued the fol-
lowing rules in regard to the relation
between the publisher and subscriber:
Remember that the publisher must be
notified by letter when a subscriber
wishes his paper stopped; all arrears
must be paid: Sending the paper back
or notifying the Postmaster is not no.
tlce to the publisher. Change Of ad-
dress subscribers ordering the address
OF their paper changed must always
give former as we'll as present addresses.
Faribault Republican: The editor
of the Northfeld News declares that
he is not fighting Senator Clapp. Per
haps he is not, or at least he is not hurt
ing him very much, but there can be
no mistake as to the intent of the at.
tacks he is constantly making upon
his abilities and record. That Senator
Clapp's success as chairman of the re.
publican state convention was not to
the liking of his would be competitor
is quite evident, as, also, that no act Of
his IN his official career is likely to com
Ling critic. 4. lg ii. 1..'5@.. ,'lt
Mankato Free Press: The Free
Press is of the belief that the grand
| Jury acts as a Safnt Y valve y aIad tho ~ ~