Mower County transcript., 1908-10-07

Albert Lea Tribune: James j. Hill
told the farmers Of Freedom county
some truths that should be taken to
heart. His suggestion that each
county have an experimental farm is
one that will in time be adopted and
will prove all that he claims In the wav
of q benefit to the farmers. He drove
his points and arguments home, with
apt illustrations and word pictures
which were in the plain and under
,standable language of the man who
knows what he wants to say and how
to say it.
Duluth News-Tribune: The Austin
Transcript says: ''Those letters
which were not burned are coming
up to trouble Foraker Letter writ
ing is an dangerous as ever Abe
Hummels perversion of the old say
ing, "Do right and fear not" to read
and apply, Don't write and fear
not" wasn't so bad from a practical
political point of view.
Lake City Republican,: This is the
season of the year when the mer-
chant inserts his "editorial'' an
nouncements in the papers to the ex-
clusion of matter furnished by the
editor-and it is usually far better
reading than the personal column,
as it tells the buying public where it
can get the best and the most goods
for it's money. Watch the ADVERTISE
ments and you will know who is
hustling for business, and who guar
antees you courteous treatment when
you call to make purchases.
Northfield News: Apparently the
deal by which the management of the
Great Western road is to be as
sumed by the Canadian Pacific is ap-
preaching consummation Everyone
can see of how great Importance it
would be to the American road, as
it would give it a sufficient share of
the Canadian Pacifc's transcontinen-
tial traffic to make of an improbable
road a profitable one. Under the
Canadian Pacific the Great Western
would no longer be the instrument
of stock jobbing promoters, but
would be an instrument for trans
portation purposes, managed on busi-
ness principles, with practically un-
limited capital behind it.
despise dodger prevaricator or a
man who abuses his opponent; so
that we may now rightly support the
Republican nominee not only be-
cause of his ability and rugged in
tegrity, but because of the weakness
and neglect of Governor Johnson,
who is travelling in "sheep's cloth
ing"
Kasson Republican: Gov. Johnson's
address here was consequently largely
of his own stewardship during the past
four years and to JacObsOn's keynote
speech al Dulnth. His plea in the
strong republican districts like Dodge
county is for independent voting,
while in Winona and other strong
democratic quarters ''he believed that
every man should identify himself with
some political OrgauiZatfon,' quoting
the WinOna independents report OF
his address there Monday night),. aud
his choice of course would be the
democratic party. 1t would appear to
US that it is up to the republican party
to elect their own candidate this year
and let the democratic Office holders
lake care of their own man, and we
Uc'lcfo Iulo Will Uo uOIlo O1 NOV. i
next.
Fairmont Independent: just stop
and think 13 horses tied and shut in
barn and compelled to stand and be
burned to death, good horses, family
horses. for whom affection was enter,
.aIn+d by their owners and the mem
o-rs of their family, grand, noble ill.,
telliaent horses. burned by the hoIo-
caust of fire in the Wallace livery, and
all the result Of carelessness. The fire
was caused either by men in an irtoxl
cated condition or the dropping of
burning matches, cigar stubs OF from
pipes, Whether Intoxicated or sober,
whether farmer, employee OF the barn
or loafer, whoever it was should be
haunted all their lives with the scene
Of that fire and tho untimeIy, horrible
death of those horses. Any man, We
care not what his position may BE-.
whether church Nom Der or miser.:
able sinner,-tRat will smoke around
livery barns or other barns should be
kicked out of town by wooden legged
cripples.