Mower County transcript., 1906-10-10
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS


cents per ton on coal is called slight
advance and a decline of 5 cents in
freight is called sweeping reduction.
Plainview News: Governor John
son has let the cat out of the bag. He
is opposed to any anti-railroad legisla-
tion. Our laws on this subject he says
are both "efficient and sufficient"
Albert Lea Tribune: Victor Sand
burg and family will remove from
Owatonnato Austin in short time
and friends and relatives here wish
them continued and increased prosper
ity.
Apoka Union: A stands for able
L stands for loyal. G stands for COM
petent. O stands for obliging. L
stands for liberality and E stands for
eligible. And the whole stands for the
name of the next governor of Mime
sofa.
LeSueur News: Already more than
eight Of every ten republicans nominal
ed for the house and senate are pledged
to vote for the election of Knute
Nelson to the u. 5. senate. If they
did not so pledge themselves they
would not be elected. The people are
taking no chances.
Breckenridge Telegram: Sta pies
holds free street sale the last Satur-
day in each month when the farmers
and others may bring anything they
have for sale and it is put up for them
without any expense for them what
ever.
st. Peter Free Press: After the
country creameries are once driven out
of business it will be an easy matter
for the city spectators to dictate price,
quality and conditions. It will be q
good deal like commission house
business the producer takes the risk
and the city man takes the rest.
Midway News: The present cam
paign- cut craze in the newspapers,
when crowded along with patent medi-
cine advertisements, produces some
peculiar effects. For example the Red
Lake Falls Gazette gives the pictures
Of three handsome looking women suf.
fering with pelvic diseases, and Harry
Ives all in one bunch.
Fairmont Sentinel: Party lines were
obllterated at the recent primary in
Fairmont, in both city and township,
! in way that destroyed the intent and
purpose Of the primary law and made
it q farce. In both there was an un
precedented republican vote, while the
democratic and prohibition vote was
Nit. The primary law must be fixed
up in some manner or good men and
good politics will demand it's repeal.
Owatonna journal. Chronicles: The
country IS being flooded with the at
tractive catalogues of mail order houses
which offer almost everything at what
! appears to- be very reasonable prices.
But it is sort of prize package bust
| ness. If in one thing the buyer gets a bar.
gain he gets left in some other and the
end is that he has done no better than
he would have done by patroRizing the
home dealer. In fact he has not done
so well. :=s.# II
Albert Lea Tribune: The Rochester
BulIeIin calls the electric light plant
Of that place white elephant and bold.
IL says it is giving the utility board 8
vast amount of worry. The plant has
cost the city of Rochester $1OO,OOO and
yet is not what it is cracked up to bo
IAN evidence that municipal ownership
is not without its drawbacks 1t would
seem that business principles being en-.
ployed the success of the plant would
be assured, as the city has q monopoly
/ Of The business.
Duluth Herald: Who sits at the
baeksofs the lobbyists and the agents of
cOrruptiOn that prostitute tbs foun.
tains Of legislation and justice id the
i Interests of predatory corporationsi