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"AUSTIN, V/EDNESDAY, NOV, 22 1905
OFFICIAL NEWS OF MOWEB COUNTY
Entered as second-class mail ^matter at
the postoffice, Justin, Minn.
ANY paper wishing to print Me
Cleary's Boston speech on the tariff
may doubtless obtain the plates for it
free of' charge. It will do for filling
even if few ie&d it. ^.4
'GOVEKNOR Herrick Oliio.. who
Was recently defeated, takes a gloomy
•view of the political •outlook. The re
public^ party in Ohio is stronger than
«v^r with the bosses thrown overboai^.
WE cannot see how James JF Hill
could better himself if he oWned half
a dozen papers in the Twin Cities.
His views are ably defended by the c6r
poration organs now in existence there,
1 N
HE season for shooting deer is now
on and the ^sual record of accidental"
killing of people instead of game has
commenced. Deer hunting rank^ with
football and automobiles in helping, to
diminish the population.
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PKINCE KARL of Denmark has ac
cepted the offer, of the ,Norwegian
throne, andjwilljtake the title of Haakdn
YII, and th,e royal flag will be a golden
lion on a purple field. This 'probably
1a as well as could be done under all
citcumstances.
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THE bi^ dailies qwne,d by railroad
syndicates in the cities' are all in line
jn opposition to railroad rate control by
copgrese.. All they have to do' js td §jKr
••press the opinions o.f their misteis.'
'T We have tfiem in Minnesota a^ weA as
•*J elsewhere.
