Mower County transcript., 1904-09-28


down gauzy attempts, to justify such
illegality and injustice are to be pitied.
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS
Sherburn Advance: Carl Eastwood
is one of the most studious party work
ers in southwest Minnesota and we
trust big fat juicy plum of some kind
will fall kersmac right in his lap.
st. Cloud Journal Press: Many
man is straight in business matters
and crooked in politics. P. Heat
wole. Which means that Bro. Heat
wole considers himself straight in bus
mess matters.
Sauk Centre Herald: Women who
wear calico dresses and big aprons and
men that are clad in Overalls and COL
ored shirts six days out of seven, don't
cut much figure in the social, financial
and political affairs Of this nation, but
without them the country would go to
ruin in thirty days.
Morristown Press: The laws COVER
ing human being, implanted deep in
human nature from childhood are such
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comes from helpfulness. For this very
reason no one should have more genu-
inc happiness than the editor of news
paper, for no one else has so many, so
great and so constant opportunities
for genuine helpfulness.
Olivia Review: The intelligent
readers appreciate newspaper which
represents convictions and is not afraid
to express them. 1t is no dishonor nor
treason to critic1se wrong principles
nor oppose bad nominations on the
part Of party. Political parties are
not infalible, much less are political
leaders. Money and corporate interests
too often dictate platforms and nOmi
nees.
Albert Lea Enterprise: DR.. Adaline
Keeney, we'll known in this city, will
open an office on Clark street, over Bar
lows drug store, in the room she for
merly occupied: for the practice of her
profession. DR.. Keeney has just finish
ed two years post graduate course
at Chicago in the Chicago Homeopath-
ic College, the Hahneman Medical
College and graduated and took a de-
gree from the Herring Medical College.
Blue Earth Register: Austin will
pave their main street with brick the
coming year. 1t seems strange that a
progressive town like that should not
have had this work done years ago. In
some respects they seem to lack pro-
gress, as they have no opera house there
today worthy of the name, but as a
whole the people are enterprising and
prettier little city than Austin is
difficult to find in southern Minnesota
Slayton Gazette: Before the primary
election the fight was among members
of the same party. After the primary
the party should present solid front
against the enemy and in favor of those
placed in nomination by the votes of the
people at the primary election. There
should be no sulking. If you enter the
political arena and get knocked out
you should take your medicine just as
you expect the other fellow to do in
case you were successful.
Chicago Chronicle: Some OF the rail
road companies have abandoned Sun.
day excursions altogether, and many
others have begunto discourage them
The objections made to them are that
they are corrupting the young people
that they are nuisance to the country
people,; that they are particularly dan
gerous to life, and that the develop
ment of the trolley system has made
them much less profitable to the rail.
road companies than they used to be-
| North6eld News: There is much
truth in the following from the Sauk
Centre Herald: "Great numbers of
men will vote for candidate for office
that they wouldn't hire foI clerk" Il
is only too true that men will vote fol
candidates that they would not be seer
associating with, and the primary law
in it's present condition is an open bio
for such candidates to try their luck
In four years from now, under the
present system, a decent man will moi
care to run for Office.
Philadelphia Ledger: We are meant
to be happy in this world, and yet how
few persons have found true happiness
AS general thing, those who have
had real troubles are happier than those
who have had only imaginary ones
For real SORROWS and troubles teach us
gradually how to bear others, and also
| to feel how much worse they might
'1 have been. When those about us have
sorrow of various kinds it is to those
who have suffered also that the unfor
ltunates turn. There they find tru,
sympathy and understanding. -
Owatonna Chronicle: Within tn,
past decade there has been a decided
change in the character of the partisan
ship OF such citizens as avow them
selves members of a political party
= lime was when either a republican O
democrat would vote the 'stralgh
l ticket without regard to the record
, character or fitness of the candidate
8 Tor the respective Offices. The grea
increase in the voters opportunities t,
learn about men and measures ha
caused change Twenty newspaper
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