The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29
What the Editors Sav

There are no trusts say MANY nen
VINO dlsllke to have their pet party at
tackled for friendship, or at best neglect
70 prosecute these many tentacIed
business enterprises that lie at the
louhqa1on of all national prosperity
ana happiness. But on top of this
comes the cheering information that
the Dig packing houses have advanced
me price of beef to Winona retailers
cents per pound while mutton has
geen boosted 21s cents. The meat
oe5aIers, unable to get a supply from
liner liner sources, will be Obliged to nav
NS prices perhaps, and the consum-
t Srs VIII also be obliged to. put IN the
increased charges or live on a Yaea~
edDle diet. Great is the power az fba
HIedl trust, that pays the Nroducer 1it
tIe because beef is so pIentifnI;, ond
I~aiSes ~ the price to the consumer che
cause oeef is so scarce" These ara
Independent. iiioiid
The Anoka militia bows. who Comet
tute Company B Of the fTbird raoriyln'Lt
are not of the kind that allow tbatT
SpIFItS TO drOop or their plans to col
lapse because of the broken nr0nisag
or violated pledges by offce-hune1rv
Poltlclans or others. When Van S9nt
went around the state in search ~
Eoles Tor himself he gave the militia
poys TO understand that if thew were
real good" he would see that tbev uer,
given chance to hold their annual on
carnpment at the worlds fair i'm ST
Louis. Having got what he wantad
an SAINT, of course, ignored his nroro
lses, bringing keen disappointment IN
many. The Anoka boys, however. de-
claed to go to the worlds fair ali the
Same, and have this week perfected ar
fnIa dot,
snow the metal of which they ara
nade-Anoka Free Press.
Inc sentiment appears to be center
ing very largely toward the nomination
on the Democratic ticket of Grovar
cleveland for president. 1t is an un-
written law that no president shall be
given third term, for the reason that
IL might make the term or offices of tha
president by manipulation ana DoIiticaI
machinery and combinations indefnite
II would be better to have an amend
ment or the constitution providing that
no president should be eligible for the
third term. AS a non-poIitfcal nanar
we DeheVe that there is no man in the
country in whom the people have
greater confidence than in Grover
Cleveland, and we hope that they will
not urge third term nomination. and
II urged that he will absolutely decline.
Martin County Independent.
A year or two ago there was an ac-
tive demand for good farms in we'll SET
tied portions of the country. Now buv-
ers are few and far between and there
is not likely to be a change until after
eIecIon. BUSINESS Is also in an unset
tied condition and failures are numer-
GUS. Those who have money don't cara
TO lend 1t except on conditions precise
Iy suit1ng themselves. Labor is dis
SaCsned because wages are not high
enough to offset the high prices for
necessaries screwed down upon them
by the trusts and combines, and strikes
are numerous This is Republican
prosperity and some people don't
know enough to enjoy a good thing and
call for more of the same.-Fairnount
Sentinel.
Newspaper advertising Is as sure as
the rising OF the sun IL done right. a
business cannot be established in a
night or In a day, neither will adver-
tislng always bring returns with the
nrst insertion; but If carried on svs-
tematically and the statements made
are honest, sincere and convincing.
your business viii grow from the start.
Advertising has made fortunes for 9TH
ers-tt will do as much for you.-St.
Cloud Journal-Press.
Experts claim that 5000, 900 less
acres has been sown to wheat this year
IN the world than the usual acreage.
This would seem to indicatR>that those
who have this grain growing may
justly anticipate good prices. The
North Dakota reports indicate the
wheat Is growing fast this spring, In
consequence of the moisture from the
frost as the sun brings it to the sur
face-Fargo Forum.
Mr.. Carnegie says he looked around
to find men cleyerer than himself and
then used them. Mr.. Carnegie does not
state the case fairly. He just contrib
uted to the Republican campaign fund
for Observation-Disclosures Telegraph.