Mower County transcript., 1904-03-09
1dEXlCA1
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Tor Mar, Beast or Poultry.
MEXICAN Isss /
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heals Old Sores quickly.
MEXICAN
Mustang n! liniidl,ent
cares Caked Udder In COWS.

Anokaf d UniOn:s M don t chrb> overtWD
dollars. worth, whether Temaings ai
member of the Minnesota Editorial
Association, OF not, since Tom, Dick
and Harry, type founders, boiler plate
furnishers, patent inside diBtfi fibuters;
and their ilk, are allowed full membe
ship, voting and all, and were i not B;
charter member, belonging to the 0rss.. Z
ganization from the date Of its cOncepl
tion, I'd drop it like a hot potato, and
then look around and see 1t another as,
sOciatiOn could not be started, allowing
no one but active newspaper men to
have voice in its affairs. #S
Albert Lea Tribune: If R. G. Dunn,
in: one of his ncontrollable paroxysms:
Iof. anger, .forgets the part he usually
plays long enough to express his true
'Ieellngs regarding the merger question,
his sentiments expressed when he so
loudly cursed Gov. Van SAINT are none
that the public can safely indorse, and
he would not be logical candidate for
the chief executive Of the state. Some
men must needs get drunk to express
their true feelings. while others wait
until an outburst of passion sweeps:
their assumed position away and they
speak out their true feelings, and it
may be that Mr.. Dunn belongs to this
latter class. =. ~ <aa I.
Faribault Journal: Potatoes on the
local market are raising in price atsa
rapid pace. Last week they went up
to $1.15, which was raise, of 10 cents
per bushel. The cause of the shortage
is due to the fact that the crop was
short last fall and that the weather this
year has been so severe that many of
the cellars would not withstand the
test and large quantities of tubers
were frozen. It is estimated that
| twenty-five per cent of the crop in
Minnesota was frozen this winter. 1t
is expected that potatoes this spring
will bring as high as $3.50 per bushel. :.
Leroy Independent: The spinsters
of Leroy were made happy Thursday
afternoon by. Miss Elizebeth Hayes
who entertained them in: honor of Mrs
| Hardy nee TicknOr of Austin. Such q
! display of old fashioned costumes has
not been exhibited in Leroy for "a
long time; past. It turned out to be
somewhat of a s'fessing up" party as
each old maid produced from -hel
reticule the picture of her rejected lover
and unburdened her long over full heart
of it's sorrow. Of course there were the
old stories of lovers quarrels and part
ing because of wooden legs, glass eyes
marble hearts, untidyness and hatred
Of cats. The guests assisted at sewing
carpet rags. s.'%' -. !
i, Lanesboro Leader: In the opening
addresses in the high school debate
here the Lanesboro team were clearly
j Ion an equal footing with the AustiI
Il team. w hen st came to the rebutta
Ispeeches, however, the Austin team
I excelled, due to their much longer tim
3 |of preparation on this question and t.
]their extended experience in debating
e|Miss Kline and Mr.. Adams Of the Aus
Tin team did particularly effective worl
Hin rebuttal. Mr.. French of Austin acte'
II as a substitute; for Mr.. Birkett, VIII
Z was unable to come on account Of sick
i ness. . His delivery of the openin
0pooon "' :; s.''.'-s ..:A::5!5a* y,:: s:%s