Mower County transcript., 1904-02-17
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

Lime Springs Sun: A man who
owed all editor for six years subscrip-
tion wrote him the other day to know
the best way to raise hogs. The editor
saw chance to obtain sweet revenge
and replied: "Ask your parents how
they raised you."s
Anoka Union: Somehow the voters
are not coming forward with particular
aIacrity for any of the prominent can
didates for governor. Perhaps they
are waiting for candidate of their
own-One who has not been chasing
some office or other for decade
Faribault Republican: At the special
election of Co. b held at the Armory
on Monday evening to elect success
sor to Capt. K. s. Chase, resigned, w.
T. Mollison, manager of the Crocker
Pharmacy, wa chosen as Captain, by
unanimous vote. Capt. Mollison was
connected with the military company
at Austin before coming to Faribault.
His father was soldier in the gallant
Old 1st Minnesota and the son inherits
the military spirit.
Rochester Message: The Austin
Baptist church has sustained a heavy
loss in the death of Mrs. G. E. Wilbour,
February End. Mrs. Wilbour was eighty
years of age but until recently has been
active and vitality interested in the
work of the church and of her Master
everywhere. Her life has been the in
spiration of many to nobler Christian
living and has left deep impress upon
the church and the denomination at
large.
Albert Lea Enterprise: The :trustee
of the Lacrosse Cheese and Butter Co.,
of Lacrosse, Wis, which failed last
December, announces that the total
assets Of the concern, aside from the
machinery, is $4.20, against which there
are claims OF over 100000 by farmers
who sold the company cream, butter
and milk. The cooperative creamery
companies make it impossible to
perpetrate such swindles on the farmers
Stand by the cooperative creameries.
Minneapolis journal: Zionists in all
parts Of the world are anxious to see
the wrongs of Kishinef and hundred
willing to contribute literally to the
curbing of Russia's power. The or
ganization is strong and well organized
in all countries and nearly all of the
| wealthy Jews belong to it. The Ameri
can branch of the society has always
been the most aggressive, and will take
the initiative in starting a fund for thu
aid of Russia's antagonist. *.,.%
. Glenyille Progress: Oscar Lang, the
efficient carrier on rural route No.
saved all the pennies which he took
from the mail boxes in payment OF
postage during the month Of January
and they amounted to considerable
over $500. Just think of taking of
your mittens over ESQ times in the cold
frosty air in order to pick up 2 pennies
from the bottom Of an iron box and
doing: this in connection with a Is milk
drive. How would you like 7it?f AnG
all this could be saved if the patrons 81
the route. would only think to supply
themselves with postage stamps before
hand. g. Il. .S$$ S; 5sS5s \
West Concord Enterprise: We sup
posed when we put a power press anG
a gasoline engine into our office thai
our trials were past and hencef forth life
would be one sweet symphony: hence
we never imagined for moment thai
la gasoline engine could within couple
LOT weeks bring gray hairs into our head
cut off our appetite, and haunt us IL
our dreams. But it does. The measly
Icontrary thing, is worse than buck
ing broncho. ust when we imagine il