president *it will be on
pUblicain ticket. The Independ-
by the
from an eastern financial authority. ests and railroads.
teel trust, Wall street inter-
Quarter Luverne Herald: Minnesota is for
the one you pay out for a box of Taft, and Minnesota's delegation to
Dr
They
headache,
A Bad Craftsman.
"W'ot ails ye?" a^ked Casey of
Kearney.
*Tis a bad nose-bleed I nave, re
plied Kearney, the plumber.
"Huh! 'tis a poor plumber ye are^il
bring, the Chicago convention should go
vou the health that's more precious with the most explicit instructions,
than jewels. Try them for
unanimously and enthusiastically,
constipation and malaria. to vote for Taft, first, last, and all
If they disappoint you the price will be the time until he is nominated." This
cheerfully refunded at K. O. Wold's result can be assured only by the
drug store.
election at the primaries of Taft men
as delegates to the- county conven
tion, and the only way that this can
be accomplished with certainty is
for Taft's friends to take hold of the
matter and direct its course.
I
I Canby News: Farmers are cutting
'out their daily papers by the whole
sale and tell us that their papers are
no better than weeklies, since they
are three days old by the time they
are delivered on the rural routes.
At the rates they are charging these
days they ought to deliver them to
subscribers by special carriers and
save their postage. Axiother good rea
son for the slump is attributed to
the manner in which some of them
are garbling and juggling political
I news of the gubernatorial campaign,
which is simply scandalous.
