Mower County transcript., 1904-05-04
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Duluth News Tribune: The home
merchants who do so much kicking
about the big mail order houses
getting the rural patronage will do we'll
to take a hint from their hated com.
petitors advertise. 1t is printers
ink that keeps the goods of distant
merchants before the home people.
Weekly Wisconsin: A very large
share of the wealth of the United States
is "digged out of the bowels of the
earth" The United States surely de-
serves Thomas Bracket Reeds desig-
nation of billion dollar country when
it digs up more than three billion of
space of three years.
Spring Valley Sun: We sincerely re-
gret to learn through the Journal, that
the base ball season opened in Lanes
boro last Sunday. In this day and age,
with shorter hours for work and school,
it is to be deplored there is not time
enough for man and boy to engage in
exercise on some day except Sunday.
Preston Repuslican: If candidate
Dunn really thinks that he can make
the people believe that he is still using
that $50OD which his friends presented
to him, he is sadly mistaken. There
are too many fellows shouting for
Dunn who are known to never make
any efforts without proper returns and
if many Of them are pretty cheap it
must cost several times $4,000 to keep
them going.
Sleepy Eye Herald: The trouble
with the fellows who would like to
succeed McCleary is that in trying con-
clusions with that gentleman they
would be compelled to run against all
the postmasters and mailcarriers in the
district. This force of Uncle Sans
EMPLOYEES make a formidable foe to
contend with. There should be law
against these men taking active part
in such matters.
Chatheld News Democrat: Frank
Iback, of the Preston Republican, has
been elected secretary Of the Fillmore
County Fair Association to till the va
cancy caused by the resignation of A.
T.. Long. Frank is hustler and will
nu doubt put new life into the associa-
tiOn. We would like to see the assOcia-
ton get good fair weather for one year
and see what they could do. Put the
fair on earlier this year boys and see if
you don't have better luck.
Hutchinson Independent Times
One OF the best acts Andrew Carnegie
has done with his great wealth is to
give $5,0OOO0O for a fund for the
benefit Of "the dependents of those los
ing their lives in heroic efforts to save
their fellow men, or for heroes them
selves, if injured only" 1t is to be
known as the 'her0 fund.- No gift
that Mr.. Carnegie has made has been
for a better cause than this.
Shanghai, China, Times: The posi-
tion of Commercial Agent in Man
ch1ria, assigned to Mr.. James w.
Davidson, is considered one of the
most important in the whole foreign
service. That he is the right man in
the right place there can be no5doubt
and his career will be watched with in
terest. The State department has been
peculiarly happy in its selection of
men to fill the important posts in Man
churia.
Mallard Call: 1t has always been
our aim to. be with the masses of the
people and the republican party, We
have therefore withdrawn from any
further support Of the Dunn element.
We do not feel like expending our eher-
gies on a lost cause. We believe an
apology quite unnecessary as we pro-
pose to do what: seems best in our own
Judgment. Therefore be it said that
the Call has joined forces of the Collins
campaign and the real sentiments of
the republican party of this state. y
Midway News: There probably never
was time, from the passage of the new
capitol bill down to the merging Of the
mergers, when the words employed by
Joel P. Heatwole designatory of r. G.
Dunn, and the words employed by r.
C. Dunn designatory Of Joel P. Heat
WOle, in collision, would not, have rent
both of the great guns, but the Midway
News is pleased to notice that these
gentlemen have both been, converted to
the gospel Of outward love. The: only
thing now il the way is the deep con
ceaaled stiletto. ..,s, ~, Hs. :'> -. = 49, -
Luyerne Herald: For the ultimate
benefit of, our farmers, too much stress
cannot be laid upon the necessity 81
I5patronizing their local 'icreamefies..
There never has been an instance
where the. farmers have, failed to do
this but what they have lost heavily in
the long run. 1ts'makes no difference
how: attering the offers given; by the
jontslde concerns may seem at the time,
all, that they are ,overpaid and still
further tribute will be eexacted from the
farmers If they once accept the offers
given by outside concerns at the sacri-
flee of their local creameries. .s..~t
Owatonna Chronicle: Owatonna's
police force is going about heavily arm
ed these days and to- the average
stranger must suggest some hing Of
the way-out-west manner of doing
things, Each officer, besides having q
large pistol, now carries double bar