t0j
the
flatter city and trade and they do eo
{there instead of coming«Here where
THE John A. Johnson fund, in jthey lhave not been invited .in thjs
memorial- of our late governori was
closed Saturday night with a total of
$22,500. The'total desired w#s $25,
000. It is the old story of tbc multi
tude that was full ol sympathy with
way. How shall ,we' invite- those peo
ple to ?Faribault? By improving our
.4
INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA 1
„uty ,j1o appSnt
the banking and currency committee
of the house, probably-at the present'
time the' most important of all com
mittees.
Litchfield News-Ledger: Trying to
work up opposition to Senator Clapp
at this Jt|me Is like, trying, to stop ?a
freight train by jumping in front of
itr—nobody is. hiart butthe dam. fool
whojumps in front. The. people are
Wisif as to such flta^ra^iirlngr %nd
will not listen to the retirement of a
man who has proven, as true to them
as Senator Clapp hjas.
CannnrFalls Betaconi Colonel
Roosevelt writing from Africa to the
the
80 flnd
so®e
Colonel will al-
disagreeable surprises
awaiting him in his news from home
We cannot believe that Roosevelt can
experience anything but the keenest
disappointmnt. in the handling of
the tariff question.
Kasson Republican: First district
politics have taken on an activity the
past two weeks that would indicate
that there was something doing-and
that it was to continue until after
next fall. The chairman of the cen
tral committee has taken a swing
around the district and while, doing
so kept an ear to the ground in the
interests of a certaift candidate. Pa
pers have-begun to, laud Taft's Wi
nona address ^and.
