Mower County transcript., 1904-09-21

nation sets in, which insures quick
recovery. For sale by all druggists.
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS
Window Reporter: The mud sling
ing politicians will have plenty of time
to scrape it offithemselves next week.
Osseo Review: Shipping demands
for potatoes is very tame and owing to
Wisconsin and Michigan stations open
ing up Minnesota is practically shut out
of the Chicago market. Rot is develop
ing very fast and the conditions prove
to be Identical with last years condi-
tions, if anything, still worse.
st. Paul Dispatch: It will be time
enough for Mr.. Miller to consider MI.
McCleary's challenge to joint debate
after McCleary shall have given explicit
replies to Mr.. Miller's questions, espec-
tally the first one: "Will you favor
tariff bnilt on the line of the difference
in labor cost here and abroad?"
Spring Valley Mercury: There are
some papers which, in political cam.
paign, never say a good word for a
candidate unless they receive big do
nation. Those papers, when they are
filling their columns with fulsome
praise for some candidate, are spotted
as having been bought body, sole and
britches, by that candidate. You
know them.
Grand Meadow Record: Miss Alice
Paddock who went to Austin the first
part OF last week returned Saturday
evening in precarious mental condi-
tion. Sunday she was taken to Austin
Mrs. Jennings, J. F. Carson and DR..
Freeman accompanying her. From
there she was taken to the asylum
at Rochester. This is sad blow to
her maLy friends and relatives.
Redwing Republican: Ar other
trophy of the Spanish American war
has been obtained by Minnesotan.
1t is Spanish stretcher used by the
hospital corps of the Thirteenth Min
nesota to carry MAJ Oscar Seebach of
Red Wing, now assistant adjutant gen.
eral of Minnesota, off the battlefield
after he had been seriously wounded.
Maj. Seebach secured possession of it
only few days ago.
Faribault Journal: Austin is max
| ing arrangements to pave. If it passes
! thru the the usual trials of attempts to
pave it may commence to lay brick in
'08. 1t usually takes about four years
to get thru the restraining orders of
| the courts secured thru some unpro-
gressive citizen. Mankato, for instance
| is tied up until next year 1t is not the
wish Of many but the despicableness
of the few.
Redwood Gazette: Mower county
sent up solid delegation for Hon. Lor-
en- w. Collins for governor at the last
Republican state convention. To-day
there is not a more enthus iastic bunch of
Republicans in the statefor r. G. Dunn
and the remainder of the ticket than
are those same Mower county Republi-
cans. 1t might be we'll to remark that
Republicans in several counties of the
Seventh district are due to get into
line.
Anoka Union: A goodly number of
the business men of the twin cities,
will not vote for the republican NOM
lnee for governor. The writer has had
occasion to visit a great many in the
past month, and it is surprising at the
pronounced and open opposition.
Some OF the reporters who do the poll
tics on the daily papers of the twin
cities, can easily satisfy themselves on
this claim by interviewing them.
Midway News: When the new pri-
mary law shall have brought all the
chronic ofice-seekers, like scum, to the
surface of the political slough, the
world will not come to an end. Not
yet. There will be purifcation, reor-
ganization, regeneration land, of course,
political salvation. Ali things tend
progressively. Corruption inevitably
leads to dissolution. True, certain
species temporarily subsist upon corrup
tlon, but only the fittest survive. The
new primary law will ultimately serve
Its purpose; but all things pass away.
Providence journal: All the theories
OF the friends of single land tax, realty
| tax, corporation levy and any other
slmpllfied assessment fall to the ground
in the face OF the opportunities which
are in the hands of lawmakers of bur
denlng realty held by the rich. The
single land tax, the most praised of
any one levy that is proposed, has less
attentl9n from foreign people who
nave utilized these opportunities than
from the American people, and the
tax lists OF this year in the big cities of
the United States will tend to give Ii;
less here. %, &
Minneapolis Journal: We speak of
sLittle Japan" but the London Spec-
tator points out that the nation is by
no means small. Its total area, with.
out counting Formosa, is BY Fl 1000
square miles greater than that Of the
British isles, and as large a portion Of
it is fertile and thickly populated. Tho
population, again, is q, 900 900, or 8, ,0oo,-