Hb F"'W "A^ PW Mftfif X$$ 5^NEW ULM REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16,1888. 'Hs 2JT$ fytvWw. A truly patriotic man has been pluck, if for nothing else, it deserves than anywhere else in Colorado. ter at Austin. Wish her a pleasant New Good New Goods! found in Ohio. A soldier who served Wm. Koch. the encouragement of breeders. Gen. Schmidt. visit. At the Manitou Hotel the ladies G. Schmidt, in the late war as a hospital E. G. Pabl. The grounds have been greatly "dress" for dinner as elaborately as IW -7ZA., afcCMST W Mr, D. M. Haggard had the misfortune steward was wounded and disabled. beautified, over $15,000 having ^Empir Mill'Co. to lose a valuable colt got entangled at Cape May or Long Brauch. The He applied for and ITceived a pension. been spent thereon during the past Vadnesday, August 16,1882. in the children's swing. Spring waters are strougly charged Recently he recovered from year, and many unusual attractions 4 AT TH E Dr. Davis, of Springfield, while returning with carbonic acid and contain carbonates his disability, is able to work and REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. are promised for the forthcoming from a professional visit turned ROLLER MHL. of soda, lime, and magnesia earn his own living, and accordingly NEW ULM CHEAP CASH STORE exhibition. Send to R. C. Judson, aside to give us a call a few days For Member of Congress, Second in various proportions. Broad claims he has returned his last payment secretary, Farmington, Minnesota, since. are made for the medicinal properties District. for a copy of the premium list. of peusion money, and asked that Golden grain, the rattle of ma* of these waters, the opinions of his name be stricken from the pension JAMES B. WAKEFIELD, colnery and towering stacks make the 24 Rollers ann 4 Burrs. professors of chemistry being quoted Stately farmers smile and the chickens rolls. of Faribault county. MINNESOTA NEWS. THE UNDERSIGNED WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAI to the effect that they excel the cackle. "Ems" and the "Spa," two of the THEIR LARGE NEW STOCK OF The Dunnell papers in the First Amid the rejoicing over an abundant Judicial Convention. most famous groups of Europe. An exchange says a party of Minnesotians harvest we hear a murmer of pity for district don't enthuse muchly over Wetako pleasure in informing tut Dry Goods, Ready-Made Clothing, The elevation of this locality the lonely bachelor in his shanty, but Milo White's nomination. The have entered 1,500 acres public that we are now ready for business. Youths' Clothing, Notions, Be *ts $ Shoes, one may bring to his mind the is higher than that of Denver, or a A Republican judicial convention, for Owatonna Journal, Dunnell's home of land in Sumter county, Florida, The best machinery and all the truth that the half is better than the Senunciation little over 6,700 feet. There are the Oth judicial district of Minnesota, latest improvements in the manufacture aper, is especially very bitter in its Groceries, Crockery, And Liquors, etc., etc. between lakes Minnehaha and Minneola, whole. Perhaps some of them have splendid drives in all directions, and of flour enable us to compete with of the methods by ill be held at Turner Hall, New Ulm, upon which they intend to build been aspiring for things almost devine, for the fall and winter trade is now being lereived, and we take this early the best mills in the country, within a radius of seven or eight which Mr. White was nominated, a city. Sept. 12,1882, at 12 o'clock M. to nominate and rejected by all sensible opportunity to invite our fiiends and customers to give u& a call and exam* We are constantly buying miles are numerous attractions and and says the outrage most be rebuked, young ladies had to accept with a candidate for judge for said ine our stock and prices. Wheat, Fred Home and Wm, Stoppe, the points of special interest, including graceful ease a life of bachelorhood. I though it has not yet determined district. The apportionment of delegates Bye, two men injured by being caught in WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. the Garden of the Gods, Glen Eyrie, fear too many have made shipwreck in what manner the rebuke as decided by the Republican Corn, the sickle of a reaper at Gay Creek, on the sholes of qualifications. Well, Ute Pass and Monument Park. The hall be administered* Oats, SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. near Red Wing, Saturday, have died committee of said distiict at a meet* our advise is,"don't despair or look too formations from which the latter high for things close by, but, try, try Buckwheat, from their wounds. ing in Mankato June 21st was made takes its name are among the greatest H. A. Timme, of St. Paul, has B. & E. O. Behnke, &c,,c. again." SMITH on a basis of one delegate to each 250 curiosities to be seen in Colorano. been adjudged insane. The Pioneer The Fairmont, Martin Co., At the Highest Market Prices Pen can not well describe them of the combined vote for President Press says that one of the peculiar Sportsmen's Club offer a reward of Courtland Correspondence. They consist of a series of curiously Garfield in 1880 and for Gov. Hubbard points in the case is that he is a $20 for the apprehension and convictio We sell all kinds of A. BEHNKE, Manager. shaped, natural monuments which candidate for sherff. The man in 1881. The basis adopted gives the S. D. PETERSON, of any person who shoots prairie 1LOVR, Weather very warm, and an occasional have been formed from sand-stone from whos9 office he was discharged cldckens before Sept. 1st, within ten following: shower of rain. SHOUTS, rock solely by the action of the weather, is a candidate for sheriff the man miles of Fairmont. Brown county 10 delegates. Business very dull, hut there's hopes BRAN, &c, a thin strata of iron on the top who arrested him is a candidate for Lyon 6 as long as there's life. Tom Talbertson, a section foreman AT LOW BATES. having protected these particular re-election for sheriff, and the Lincoln 5 AGENT FOR THE on the Southern Minnesota, fell Harvest nearly over. Most of the pieces and preserved them. N accurate Nicollet 0 judge that tried him is also a candidate grain is cut, and some stacks are to be asleep on the track and a passing Aultma & Taylo Threshrs Hors- Redwood 7 estimate can he made of the Special Attention given to for sheriff. From the above seen. train amputated both legs. A wife Renville 0\i3to TTL Work. hundreds of year* this work of the it might be inferred that about We notice that our friend F. Bobsine and large family are the principal By order of tlwcommittee, elements has been in progress. every man in Ramsey county was a is quite liberal with his cigars. Powers and Steam Engines. Massillon sufferers through his dissipated habits. An extra stone for grinding feed. There are perhaps a hundred of the candidate for sheriff. O F. CASE, Ch'm. You see, its a leetle boy. Steam Cornsheller, peculiar formations of different sizes Wood's self-binder men are having and Chicago Pitts Threshers. Maj. Strait will accept *mr thanks and shapes, some of which are really The Red Wing Republican reports A lake Michigan propeller encountered a great deal of trouble around heie Wood iken for cash or in exchange for valuable public documents. fantastic. The Garden of the Gods machines wont work. that one of the goody.goody people in midlake one night is also a remarkable freak ot nature, of that city, who was too pious to at. last week a thick, cold cloud, which We understand that Mr. Doty into THE CELEBRATED A liquor dealer's rebellion is predicted partaking somewhat more of thetends have some threshing done the tend the circus, was caught climbing burst on her decks, covering everything coming week. by Gov. Foster of Ohio. I & grand and imposing. It is a secluded up the roof of the kitchen that commanded with slush and snow to the New Firm! New Goods! says that he has never known such spot, hemmed in by great rocks We learn that Mr. Jensen has sold a view of the dressing-room depth of six inches. The captain FALL his last binder, and also that it gives bitter feeling on any public question. stood up on edge and on end. They of the wicked circus women. reports that for five minutes the atmosphere TWINE BINDERS, good satisfaction. are some of the more marked of the was like that of winter, A man named Reishausen, living, numerous evidences on every hand but the steamer was moving rapidly Walnut Grove Crop Notes. An exchange says: Nevada is the near Sacred Heart, was badly and AND WDiTMODS here of a grand upheaval some time and soon came to a warmer temperature. probably fatally gored by a bull on only State in which it was impossi The Woods Light Running Sweep Rake in the past. Imagine tiemendous The event is unprecedented Monday, The horn of the animal entered ble to find a stream for which to Editor Review:-A few words on crops fiat rocks, large enough to cover a here, but the accuracy of the abdomen at the groin which make an appropriation in the River Reaper and Mower Combined The in the vicinity of Walnut Grove, Redwood quarter of an acre of ground, standing the facts are vouched for by other was ripped open, making an opening and Harbor bill. Co., Minn. The undersigned up on an edge, 330 feet high, officials and passengers on the boat. WOODS ENCLOSED GEAR MOWER We have received the largest assortment seven inches in length.-lrram'te Falls had not to exceed one fourth acre of and you will have some idea of what of oats threshed out of his crop, for feed, A truthful exchange says "the Journal. torms the chief wonder of this garden. In 1857 the annual interest per and from same got twenty-eight bushels. THE Dry Goods. idea of teaching every girl to thump Upon the plains all about The health officer of St. Pfial is capita on the national debt was six Threshing done ou the 12th. a piano, and make every boy to be a here may be seen vast herds of cattle authority for the statement that diphtheria cents, in 1865 it was $4.29, and it Ready-made Clothing, DANIEL E. WAY. bookkeeper will make potatoes $6 a Ohio Champion Reapers, Mowers and Twine Binders and scarlet fever, in their and sheep. Next to mining stock is now $1.09. The total principal Richard Walsh had one acre threshed bushel in 20years." most malignant forms, exists in that raising is the largest interest in Colorado, of the public debt outstanding for feed and got ninty bushels has Cloaks and Dolmans, THE city, and no precautionary steps having All other branches of agricultural forty acres as good. Oats will average August 31st, 1865, was $2,844,649,- Frost is reported from northern Hats & Caps, been taken by the authorities, here about seventy-five to ninty bush pursuits are conducted unde 625.56, when it was the highest SJodl^tei' Twine 0h]dei knd Wisconsin, and even in the suburbs t\t Jiiiwekpoliji els per acre. Early is an extra crop, both diseases are rapidly on the difficulties and but a comparatively within the history of the Government. of Chicago there was a light frost wneat will be as good a crop as in Red spread. In his private practice he small proportion of the vast This debt had been reducup APPLEBY TWINE BINDER. last Thursday morning. N damage J^UR jGrOODS, river valley, but will not be boomed as has sixteen cases, and the stagnant area of the State is suited to cultivation. reed to July 1st, 1882, to $1,918,- to grain or vegetables are much. We have had no rainstopre water and rank vegetation now N fruits of any kind are 312,994.63, at which time there pLOYES AND M.ITTENS, THE vent harvesting so far. The farmers' port ed. abounding are highly favorable to its raised, though wheat is a successful was cash in the treasury to the countenances are beginning to bright at BENTS' UNDERWEAR spread. crop and I am told that something amount of $243,289,519.78. en, and the prospects tor large sales MILBURN, STOUGHTON AND WINONA RTTSHFOttn wif The Republicans of Kansas have over 200,000 bushels in excess of the of railroad land in this community is ONS, BUGGIES AND PLATFORM SPRINGMVAGO\\ nominated a competent colored GROCERIES The house of George Harding, of very flattering, and parties that are amount required for home consumption S The impression is quite general EOF EVERY KIND AND DESCRIPTION. man for State Auditor, and this is Forest City, Meeker county, was now here will not wish to leave. CROCKERY & GLASSWARE* have been raised this year. But that the foreign population in this said to be the first instance in burned on Wednesday afternoon and THE the country is better suited to grazing, BOOTS SHOES, SUBSCRIBER. State exceeds the native-born but which a colored man has been up two children, aged about one and and that avocation is found the statistics of 1880 show that of for a State office in the North. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. four years, perished in thefire.Mrs. Rock Island, J. I. Case and Moline Sulky Pious. And the Very latest Patterns hi easier and more profitable. It is the total population of the State, Mitchell, who had taken charge of Dress Goods & Trimmings. claimed that any man possessing President Arthur and his cabinet 780,773, that 513,077 are natives of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. the children, had gone to a neigh, knowledge of the business can reasonably are expected in Minnesota during Our purchases have been made direct the United States. Of our adopted boi^s for a few minutes, and when OLD HELIABLE B01LIHSW0HTH SEE! HAT RAKES. calculate on doubling once and for cash, and we aie theieby Land Office at Tracy, Minn., July 21,1888. fair week, and the St. Paul citizens Norway has furnished 62,* she returned the house was in flames. t "*d proof Notice is hereby given that, thiea following-named enabled to make the lowest prices. in fc ur years whatever amount of ,,th sept let chamber of commerce and the Minneapolis 521 Sweden, 39,176 Prussia, 38,- notic,eocflhi,s am FrW The bodies were rescued at once, settler has Sled intention to make final f,, Call and examine our scock and com ?PV capital he puts into it. Yet of tasu tT"*o g-an?erSa^ board of trade have invited 067 Ireland, 25,942 Canada, 25,- that of the youngest being somewhat 5 pare prices before purchasing else inni"$? made beforeathe Clerk of Coart of Nicollet course there are some risks as the presidential party to become the 288 Bohemia, 7,759. Scandinavian ,the,c Mankat where. burned. The oldest evidently died AMaSS^u f every business and men without capital guests of those cities. countries have sent us 107,770, 188S, Tlz: Helnrich Meier, H. E No. 7090 fir the from suffocation. BALTRUSH & ROSSKOPH. wJTiwJiSection8township llorange29. or acquaintance wilh the country WeS and everthing else usually needed in the agricultural line. German speaking countries, 77,502 He namesthe following witnesses to prove hi* firm are not advised to go into it. O. WAGNER The St. James Journal says if it sontinuoas residence upon, and cultivation of. Florida offers up another victim Great Britain, Ireland and the cald land, viz* t he Nearly all the stock men who embarked does not pay to keep cows and sell for the West Point military academy English colonies, 68,277. All Andrew Jacobaon, Fritz Oberworn, Wilhelm I invite Farmers and those in need of Implements of any kind to call Braudes, Henry Brewer, all of Nicollet Co. Minn a few years ago, however, the cream "raised" to a creamery, an A colored boy named Livingstone other foreign countries, 14,225 and examme my goods before purchasing elsewhere. I can sell cneaner and S B.TYI.BB. are now immensely wealthy. The thereby doing away with the arduous DEALER IN ALL KIND:* OP has just been appointed to a making a grand total of our foreign Grm faction Register. Furniture, duties attending butter making, then climate is so mild, especially in the cadetship. If he escapes personal born population of 267,676. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. figures are a lie. A farmer in this southern part of the State and in A full line of Repairs for the abo\e Machines aluav* nn h^A vt violence he will be more fortunate section, named Buck, keeps nine New Mexico, that stock run out all than his predecessors. Land Office at Redwood Falls Minn. July 21,1882 The motive, says the Minneapolis cows. Their total yield of cream in winter without feeding and come Notice Is hereby given thatthe following.named Tribune, for the rebellion of the settler has filed notice of his inteu tion to make S. D. Peterson, ^j one month amounted to $41.23, or a Ficture, Framas, Mouldings out pretty well in the spring. It is A team of horses in Springfield, ccf at Redwoo Fall Minn Egyptians under Arabi Pasha was final Proof in support his claim, and that said fraction over $4.58 per cow. A f- astonishing how fat they will become proof will be made before the Register and Re- III., hauled for a distance of twenty not wanting. Not only did England ,xiv and childrons, carriages. good cow is worth $35.00. A little roaming over these broad feet a wagon upon which was 1,950 on Saturday Sept 188$, viz: Peter Glacer-Prei and France, under the sanction of figuring shows this to be abetter investment emptiou.D. S.Entry No793for these sec. plains which look so barren. The bricks, each weighing five pounds, the khedive, fill the 1,225 offices for 16 township 111, range 32. W M. H. RIESLING. Singer Sewing machine $35,00 than loaning the money at short grass appears to be thin and and seventeen men averaging 150 He names the following witnesses to prove his R. KIESLIX which they drew salaries of neaily H. KELLER. New Davis" $35,00 ten per cent, a month. The cow continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said worthless, but as a matter of fact, pounds eacha total weight of 12,- J. H(EKSCHELEIIJICEKSCHELE land, viz: $2,000,000, which the people could Riesling, __ Keller & Co. o. Wheeler & Wilson $35,00 more than pays for herself every eight appearances are very deceiving in 300 pounds. The horses weighed Wm. Laframbois, Mas Voltin, J. Hlnderman ill afford to payfor European residents months. and James Blake Jr., all of West Newton Nicollet this case. This "buffalo grass" is about 2,000 pounds each. WM P. DUXKINOTOH, Machines sold on time or monthly were not taxed, while the natives Co about four times as nutritious as the Register. payments. were bled without mercybut Jordan advocate: While smallpox best timothy. There are some very A late cablegram says Bismarck the foreigners controlled the courts, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. is raging in the family of Peter NEW ULM, large cattle owners in Colorado MINN. intends to make conquest of the which were presided over by men of Sauser of Credit River two of the DEALERS IN The late John Plifl, who died five Grand Duchy of Luxemburg, and their own race and religion, wherein Land Officeat RedwoodFalls, Minn., June 30,1882 sons went into the barn and slept on years ago, had at the time of his Notice is hereby given that the following-namednemako.tFallsd that he has given England carte DRY GOODS,GROCERIES, the natives were denied their rights Redwoo Min the hay mow, and in close proximity settlers havefilednoticceeoi their intention death 100,000 head on his range extending 0m blanche to go ahead in Egypt, provided final proof in support of their claims and that said when in conflict with the interests to a pile of wheat, containing about J* proofs willbe made before the Register and receiv- along the Platte river to S England does not interfere er0! *!?F of the foreigners. By his bloodthirsty 600 bushels. The fact came to the Julesburg on the Union Pacific READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, with Germany's plans. The report on Saturday, August 26, 1882, viz: Gustav Llnd deeds since the war began knowledge of the State board of health hpmeateadentry No 833, for the 8% of the S WK road. Mr. Farmer of Denver has receives very general credence. Arabi may have sacrificed his right ofSection 28, Town 112, Range 30. and by them was reported to Gov. about 35,000 on his range a few He names the following witnesses to prove his to sympathy, but it is not difficult to Hubbard, who has ordered Sauser to continuous residence upon and cultivation of said miles from that city. And there The long and stubborn fight in understand why he is backed by the SectioStrom,townn 32, burn the barn and the grain it contained land, viz: Andrew Petersono Bengt Joh PKOPRLETOR OFTHB Uydies Gents are others who have from 10,000 to the Democratic convention of the kl al*of Holmquist, John Vedin, Cornish, Sibley Co entire native population. The people 8 at the time. This order otihc 60,000 head. This is also a fine viz: Andrew Peterson, homestead entry No New Ulm Foundry N Twelfth district of Illinois ended *& UNDERWEAR of Egypt will be punished for a should be enforced, so far as the fo }&& sheep country, the dry climate rendering on Wednesday by the nomination NOTIONS & 112 Range SO- rebellion to which they were goaded. wheat is concerned, for, should it be He names the following witnesses to prove his them free from such ills as of John M. Kiggs, a compromise & MACHINE SHOP thrown into market, it is impossible continuous residence upon and cultivation of said Trimmings scab toot, rot, etc. Cattle and sheepmen candidate, on the 1,521st ballot. land, viz: Gustav Lind, Bengt Strom, John Holm to fortell the dire effect it would have quist, John Vedin. all of Cornish, Sibley County do not get along well together, White Swan Gen. Singleton's twenty-six supporters in spreading the loathsome contagion The charge having been made Comer Centre & Front Streets. W.P.DUNNINGTON, however, as cattle will not graze stuck to him until the last. abroad. that Dunnell was defeated by Windom's Aug 30 Register. where sheep are, and sheep will soon Unlaundried^ NBW ULM, MINN money, the Winona Republican destroy grazing ground. On this Manufacturers of matches have advanced SHIRTS, editorially says that Mr, Windom LETTER FROM COLORADO, The Foundry has been thoroughly refitted and Meat Market, account there has been a great deal ot and General the price five cents per gross. am now prepared to do all kinds of work on short not only did not himself expend Merchandise. notice. Repairing of all kinds of machinery ann trouble between them in the past, The Diamond Match Go. of Oshkosh. Agricultural Implements a speciality. Only experienced a dollar in the contest which terminated whole herds of sheep having been Wis., is the first to announce workmen are employed and work en. COLORADO SPBINGS, Aug., 10, '82 HIGHEST in Mr. DUUNELL'S defeat, but trusted tomy care will be executed with neatness ZIEHER&BREY, Proprs. poisoned in a night, resulting in the advance, but the company puts and dispatch. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Market pi ice that he never authorized anybody It is said that there is no prettier quarrels by which several lives have it on the ground of the advance in NEW ULM, MINN. CHAS. LEONARD. MINNESOTA ST. aid for else to do so nor had any personal place in Colorado than this, and no THE been lost. Small sheep herds are to lumber. The Pionter Press says it undersigned would respectfully inform porduce. knowledge of any money being improperly doubt it is true, Unlike Pueblo the public that they have established a meat be seen in many portions of the H. WERRING, is the first fruit of the failure of the COBmm & mm n. HEW TIUH. MESS expended for that purpose. both the town and its surroundings market one door north of the Union House. We bill. State, but ranges of the big herds will spare no pains or means to keep our market revenue This statement we desire to make as present features 6f attractiveness, supplied with only the best Iresh meats, sausage commence about Colorado Springs, DEALER IN and everythingelse usually found in a first-class broad, as explicit, and as comprehensive and the air is exceedingly bracing THEUWJEDHHSTOT The Fargo Republican says that meat market, and our prices will always compare thence south into New Mexico. Dry Hoods. Notions. Boots &Shoes as language can make it and delightful. The town is situated favorably with those of our competitors. Ifso desired, the grasshoppers which have been Colorado ships a vast amount of articles purchased of us ill be sent to the and therefore deny in toto the upon a sligtbly elevated plateau, fattening in the Red river valley purchaser'shoi|sewithontextra charge. The highest wool to the )ast every year. GROCERIES, market price will always be paid for fat cattle, charge of corruption, or intended with plenty of room to spread itself this season are infected with a There are a greut many Mexicans hides, etc, We1icins& Farming Implements SEED STORE corruption, or a knoweledge of corruption out the streets are regularly laid small, red parasite which devours ANTON ZIEHER, in South Colorado engaged in sheep out with an abundance of growing ANTON BREY. of Mr. WIMOOM'S part in the 'hoppers. The same parasite Golden Gate, Minn. raising, some of whom have from UND-!-lsland,TIIOM4N,,Statescase*- shade trees, and there is everywhere connection with Mr. DUN.NELL'S T4o every- man'ms door. If our has been devouring the 'hoppers for -A. St. Clouc 2,000 to 5,000 head. The Mexican Cheao forCash TAa A Building Washington D.C prod thedeafeat. Moreover, we challenge a cosy appearance and an atmosphere the past sixteen years, but jfcSEEDS are not sold in your sheep shear about four pounds of uce before the United gen the production of proof to the contraryproof of cleanliness and thrift. era office, Contested 'hoppers reappear annually with wool per annum. :own,drop usa Postal Card for private land claims, raining, premption and homestead which must be something Without having references to the clock-work regularity. cases prosecuted betore the department of ^iriPri** ~anlomeIllustrated Catalogue The time when stock-raisers catch more substantial than vague last census the population would be nterlor ana Sup reme Court and all casesof claims before the Executive Departments. Special and Prices. p. LAWPRETH & SONS. Phiiadiphlk it is on the occasion of such a hard generalitiesand which, in order to estimated at alrouj Q00, and probably Two Denver boys, having read of Addret attention gieen totown site cases, land warrants, winter as they had here two years homestead floats, and all klntW of landtscrlp be convincing and worthy of credence, that is nearly correct. Jrl this kidnapping, stole a wealthy woman's bought andso|d. ago. At that time hay sold at $300 must point directly to time, now rich and fertile valley skirting MERCHANTS' HOTEL, pet dog and wrote a letter demanding Heavy cash purchases in the east enable L. Hseberle. per ton in the San Juan country, A.. G..Seiter Elace, and circumstance. Nothing along the base of the mountains to now sufferingfrom $25 for its return. If she did me to offer Groceiies at the following oeu -r -w., 1 i wound* or disease* Hseberl & Seiter though this is nothing compared to ss than this can support so grave Denver, and which was formerly not leave the money in a specified low prices: of any kind caused by military service are entitled ~v to Penatsn. Widows, minor children, dependent the earlier days before irrigation a charge, involving not the reputation but the continuation of the same spot, they declared they would send mothers or fathers of soldiers who died from $1.00 5 lbs Good Japan Tea when hay sold at twenty-five cents ofone man alone, but the good sandy plain we have just left behind, CHAS. BRUST, PROPR. her every day an inch of the precious the effects of their service are also entitled. Many TINSMITH. 1.00 7 Rio Coffee for asCarefulpensionere invalid are entitledtoan 1 tic*. per pound, and green grass was name of an entire State. we see the striking results produced brute's tail. Being easily assistanc given in delayed or Rejected 1.00 9 Coffee A Sugar for Cor. Mini & First South Streets, scarce as hep's teeth, Jt is related Claims, as many can be allowed with but little by irrigation and labor. And 'caught, they proved to be Sunday 1.00 12 more evidence,. Complete instructions with Dried Peaches for The Minnestta Shite Fair, that in the summer of 1860 an old among the curiously -interesting school pupils of good standing. references seat onapplication. CH AS. & CEO. Minn.St., between 1st. and 2d Yortf* 100 11 Apples for New Vim, Minn. A. KINO* Attorneys-at.Law.9]0F. St. Washington, French man made a snug little raise features of a view of the valley are D. G. 1.00 11 ALL KINDS of TIN AND SHF* Plums for at packing grass up from what is the uninistakabjtf evidences, that it Breeder's Gazette, Major Strait has been an indefatigable 8 W Good Holland Herring per keg, 1.50 IRON WORK DONE FIRST We take great pleasure in calling mtler (MeufcorsH IWotfcera. roon called the fflowery District on an was once a mountain plateau of worker in the present Congress, CLASS accommodation". 'Location con San,pI Are yon disturbed at night and broken of Good Mess Herring per keg 82 Repairing & Job Worka Specially attention to the forthcoming State old horse- Thi grew in hunches, dcpot several hundred feet higher elevation. cUy"S,ne" He has not lost a single day your restby a sick child suffering and crying bestlnlhc Russian Sardines per keg 82 fair at Rochester, Minn., which begins with the excruciating pain ofcutting teeth? If so about.a rod apart, was about the The Denver Rio Grande nor missed one meeting of his committee, SoothtngSyrup. oatonoeandget a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's thickness of a riding-whip, and All orders promptly attend August 31st and continues All other GROCERIES and DRY narrow guage road winds a crooked It will relieve the the poor little and what is best of all, his sufferer immediaetlydepend upon it there ia on throughout that and the succeeding from six to eight feet long. Having GOODS at correspondingly lev figures. and picturesque path along the work has been honestly in behalf of mistake about it. There In not a motheron Earth Major is a popular week. We visited this fair at no scales, the old man .used to who has used it who will not tell you thaher and The1 base of the mountains, making the ~s the people. egnlate the bowels, give rest to the mote magic, Rochester two years ago, and never count his hay out, giving from three A 130 miles from Pueblo to Denver in The highest market prica will al *^nd successful Congressman, and rief and health to the child, operating likes, 2nd have we been better pleased with It is perfectly safe to use in all castion of to five stalks for a pound. When about four hours, this point being a ways be paid for old iron, bones and hit constituents and the State at pleasant to the taste, and Is the presenprses in any visit ye have made than with this kind of hay was cuticised by one of the oldest female physicians and nuevervhe sort of halt-way stopping place be* rags. large ean be justly proud of him. United States. Sold at 25 cents a pottle this one. Rochester is in the heart his customers, the good old man, tween the two cities, or only fortyfive where JOHN F. NEUMANN. ^^Mi^^^"^M^W i of that portion of Minnesota that who did his mowing with a hatchwas The proposition to apply the internal miles form the latter. Schreibe & Co. theis now so generally devoting attention theet, want to sa "Ah, sare, I improvement fund to The title of "Saratoga of to stock raising instead of agree wis you. Zee hay is a leetle payment of principal and interest West" is claimed for Colorado MARBLE WORKS wheat growing, and no section of pparse? on the railroad adjustment bonds, but he ig very succulent. Springs and Manitou, which, WHOLESALE the country affords better immediate Besides,- I give zee good weigh**. will again be voted on at the combing Confectioners though three miles apart, are con" o^w *I gdhwendinger', Mrw* lava* V r or prospective market for the election. The proposition was sidered in the same natatory. The aevaire cat one bay in *wo~nevaire improved breeds of stock than this. DEALER IN* nevaire," I, accepted by a large majority of mineral springs are the attraction 8are mineral springs are the attraction Monaaents, TurtUdie The people are intelligent, progressiva the TOLU,FACULTYdanKBOC those that voted on it last fall, but at atManitou^lheijamegiventaafeww Maniton=r$he name given taafe DEALERS IN i DOM PBDRO. and prosperousin snogt HSjCOLDS^ Mantels, as the measure did not pass the legislature hotels and cottages located around Green Fruits. Nuts, Etc. iffiSR?S?flLSPm?2.,md?da2* it is a good pfap# to go to, either :K lu u} thi until a few days before the the springs and at the foot of Pike's Sttfely Items, ffih^2?,?Sa,1i BYE. Itosoothing Balsamic properties Foreign and to stay or to visit.:t fl^is association election, many counties did not yote Peak. Many'spend several weeks Main St., Between &th 6th Sts., ystemafter though has been*SK&^2Sart covered itsejf with glory las$ m^yp American Marble, qscheer.lM ^f onthe proposition at all, and eonMqpk/fa* W?fWteruately between them two LA CROSSE, WIS. Pt the Corn all silked out Let aim off Bock and Rye rear by paying its premiums to rMumMy2 rft^". --especially fte inchn did not iMitf/ JR which is the ONLY qn State Street betv #eo 4tJ) and d a*^^ airS?1* on **h bottle,which jontr of all those- voting at that mm /f &e fays andfinestflowergarden |n town. v^ mm HftU strwts, All orders by jnail promptly at mo ^f*^ Th TOL wS^BfflwJS^S^I^^MSS^ election. Mew Mm, Mlno. ^A^^^^^r-^