W4&W'"r*"sr%i "'^Si, faWflPPT* "igyy^yg^ 5 fPPiPWWWWiP^PWPi 3,f%/ Our War Cry is Boots and Shoes. r^-T mpoRTAMT SB? Thirty-seven bodies %ave been recovered Send Money by American Expreee W Co. Money Orders. from the rains of the recent disastrous When yon visit or leave New York Receipts given. Money refunded if fire in Vicksburg, Miss. Cifcy,save Baggage Expressage and NEW ULM, MINN. Orders are lost. Sold at all offices of Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand Eleven men working in the Homestake Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central the Co. (Payable at 6,500 places. 'TIS NOT IN MORTALS TO COMMAND SUCCESS BUT JOS. BOBLETEB, Editor & Proprietor. Dejot KATES. mine, CoL, were killed by a snow rO ffcSc $19-8c $20-10c: $S0-12c S40.15C $50-20c. Elegant rooms fitted up at a cost of WE'LL DO MORE WELL DESERVE IT. slide a few days ago. Ten bodies have ____ July JM*. HOWS THIS? one million dollars, reduced to SI 00 Wednesday, April 29,1B85. been recovered. and upwards per day. Europt-an plan, Notice to Builders. Sealed bids for the construction of a Elevator. Re3tauran, supplied witb Last Monday was General Grant's The Northfield News is realiably informed frame school house in Dist. No. 68. in the best. Horse cars stages and ele sixty-third birth day. that C. A. Gilman, of St. Cloud, the town of Sigel, Brown county.Minn., vated railroad to all depots. Familie will be received by the undersigned Ten Minutes is not a very long time, but it is suffi- can live better for less money at the will make a desperate fight for the gubernatorial Gen. Grant has accepted the invitation until May 1st, 1885. Plans and specifications Grand Union hotel than at any other nomination a year hence. to visit the Catskills during the ean be seen at the residence of cient for us to convince you that we have 1st class hotel in the city.(Aug. 685 the undersigned. All material furnished month of August The General has The Pillsbury &'Hurlburt elevator at A PRIZE! by the district. The board reserves evidently no intention of dyingjust yet Ada, Minn., was consumed by fire last the right to reject any or all bids. TEST TOUR BAKM POWDER TO-MT! Sunday. The elevator contained 60,000 (Apr 2285) THOMAS FORSTNEK, The United States has a little war of Dist. Clerk. bushels of wheat, which is a total loss. TO OFFER EVERY MAN, W03IAN AND CHILD THAT Brands advertised as absolutely'pure in" heated.tbca its own on its hands. Azipura, the Sigel, Brown Co., Minn., Mch. 30,1885. 8tov COWTAIW AMMONIA. ho rebel general at Panama, has issued a iowPTHon WISHES TO SAVE MONEY. A VISIT TO OUR STORE AND Gen. Grant is still on the mend, apHis E TEST: top Notice to Cattle Owners. 1 pronunciamento against the U. S. maparently. ^S^^v*1 physieians insist, however, remarve the cover and nmell. A chemist will notbe AN INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS WILL RESULT IN YOUR rines, and their pickets have been fired "tfUwdtodetect the presence of ammonil that the fatal cancer is making The undersigned desire to give notice upon. Investigation! Negotiation! steady inroads on the General's vital that they have formed a co-partnership organs. for the purpose of carrying on a live The New Yorkers have just three Admiration! Gratification! stock trade.They desire at this time, particularly, weeks in which to make up the pedestal The Queen of England was so well nve hundred head of two and fund, as Bartholdi writes that the three-year old steers, for which they pleased with the Prince of Wales' reception Your prize will be secured, our success assured and will pay the highest market price. statue will reach New York on May 20. in Ireland that she has determined For particulars call at Klossner & Never did people show less enthusiasm your trade-procured, because an Investigation of oia to visit the Emerald Isle herself, Brandt's hardware store. over a very large gift. thecoming autumn. Bargains will excite your Admiration, lead to a Nego- KLOSSNER & PALMER. New Uim, March 23, 1885. Double gangs of skilled workmen are Another dynamite explosion occurred tiation and result in your immense Gratification. A. G. Seiter, turning out breech-loading rifies at the in London last Thursday, the Lord A BIG BARGAIN! Whitney Arms Company, Yew Haven, Admiralty's office being wrecked. One for Russia. The Winchester Arms person was seriously injured. The dial DEALER JV Company is also running full blast on of an American clock and some clock that will interest and please you, now awaits yon in our FRESH AND CANNED guns and cartridges. works were found in the ruins wrought FRUITS, by the explosion. Oliver Dalrymple, the Bonanza wheat grower of the northwest, estimates The Anglo-Russian dispute is apparently DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, the shortage in the winter wheat no nearer a settlement than it ITS HULTUFL'LXESS HAS NEVER BEE5 QCZSTTOSIDl. and everything else belonging to a crop at 40,000,000 bushels. He says was a week ago, and the final outcome In a million homes for a quarter of a century ft baa stood the consumers' reliable test, Slippers, etc. Styles New! first-class he expects to see spring wheat 90 cents is as much of a conundrum as ever. THE TESTJJFJHE OVEN. Confectionery. to $1,00 a bushel the coming fall. Both powers are hastening forward Goods the Best! Prices the thePRICE BAKING POWDER Cfc, their war-like preparatians, and It is rumored that Mormon emmissanes NEW ULM, MINN, popular believe is that war is inevitable. MAKKR8 OF Dr. Price's Special Flavoring Extracts, Lowest! are among the Indians of the R. Pfefferle, northwestern part of the United States, The *troagt,ao*t dsllctoas aad uteral flnsr known, inciting them to a general uprising. Marx Paulson, a saloon keeper of Dr. Priet's Lupulin Yeast Gimt H. Loheyde, We an hardly credit the report, as the Winona, was shot and instantly killed For Light, Healthy Bread, The Best Dry Hop Yeast In the World Mormons have about all they can atlast week by a young rowdy named FOR SALE BY GROCERS. tend to out in Utah. Jesse Nevill, of Richmond, Winona Dealer in CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS. county. The murderer was arrested The Leading Boot and Shoe Merch. The Southwestern Minnesota Editorial and is now lodged in the Winona jail. Association meets in Mankato on He claims to have shot Paulson in self Tuesday, the second day June next, CANNED, DRIED & GREEN defense. continuing in session two days. The Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery. FRUITS, first day will be devoted to business The set-to between Donnelly and the SPECIAL and the second day to pleasure, so Democratic bosses in Minnesota is getting says the Mankato Free Press. Flomr and Feed* interesting. Donnelly has a glib tongue, and in an interview with a A. G. Horn, editor of the Meridian, Washington Pioneer Pres* reporter he Miss., Mercury, has petitioned President*Cleveland H. WERRING,WOLLIWD.EANRAW STOKE .WOODEN gives the bosses a terrible dressing for the pardon of that F. EUETZING EXTRACTS down. He charges that Kelly and arch traitor, Jefferson Davis. Among NEW ULM, MINN. DEALER I N Doran worked openly to encompass his other pretty sounding things, Mr. Horn Dry goods, Notions,Boots& Shoes, defeat at the recent election. The two says to the President: "If you grant parties assailed hit back as vehmently. this, my petition, the Southern people MOST PERFECT MADE GROCERIES, takes the lead in these goods in New Ulm to-day. Strict attention to* will rise up as one man and call you The Republic of France has broken Purest and strongest Natural Fruit Flavors, Medicines & Farm Implements. business impartiality to customers always the lowest prceis has been blessed." vanilla, Lemon, Orange. Almond. Rose, etc, off official relations with Egypt M. tne road to his success. flavor as delicatelyandnaturally asthe fruit Dare, the consul general of France to Golden Gate. Minn. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., HERE W E GIVE SOME PRICES. The Glencoe Enterprise, an ardent Egypt has been instructed by his government telCAGO. ST. LOUIS. TARE NOTICE! admirer of Gen. Grant, consoles itself DRY GOODS. to suspend all official relations spring styles, only standard brands, over the inevitable fate of the old warrior, Cashmeres in all colors12. 15, 25 elesrant patterns, fast colors, 7 cts. with Egypt, and to make the declaration 35 and 50 cts. per d. as follows: Of fall styles we have left 500 yards to the government of Egypt that Dress goods, brocaded5, 7, 8, 10,Closing out at 5 cts. per vd., such as It may be regarded as one of the Goincidences 12 and 15 cts. per yd. France declines to sanction the Egyptian PACI&CS, Steele River, Arnolds, etc. A of history that the great Dress goods, black, all styles and bargain. financial convention, and reserves military genius of the French, Napoleon THE WAR HAS BEGUN prices from 8 cts. up. Bonapart, suffered with cancer as Li^ht prints for shirts or aprons to herself complete liberty of action. Ginghams, all good styles. Apron small figures, best onh, we ask 6 ct a Gen. Grant is suffering, and died of the This act is considered to be .unmistakable check, cheap, 6 cts. Amoskeag, standard, yard. disease. The symptoms also made 8 cts., in small check, brown, evidence that France and Russia AND their appearance in Napoleon's case PANTS CLOTHS. blue, black, etc., all worth more. inunderstand each other. about the same time of the year as Kentucky Jeans15, 18 and 23 ct=. SHIRTINGS. B. & E. BEHNKE all worth nioie. For bovs, checked the instance of Gen. Grant. Amoskeag stripes-m cts.., worth 16 Gen. Middleton, in command of the goods, 15 and 18 cts. cts. also at 15 cts., worth 20, also in COTTONS, The experiment of shipping live cattle Canadian forces in the Northwest Territory, checks, 10, 12J and 14 cts. unbleached, .3, 6.7 and 8 cts., \eiv direct from Oregon and Washington had the first brush with Riel's Augusta plaids, indigo blue, double cneap. Bleached same prices. warp, twice as strong as gingham, onlv Territory to Chicago has proved a distinct rebels last Friday.|The battle continued WHITE DRESS GOODS, ARE IN THE FIELD WITH A LARGE STOCK OF 10 cts. per yd. failure, the shippers finding themselves several hours, without any decisive for spring and summer, Victona lawns Economy checksblue and white checked Nansooks, plain SwKs mull out of pocket some $30 per head. results. The Canadian loss was seven Ready-Made Clothing, orown and white,30 inches wide,12icts. dotted Swiss mull, lice stripe pique*' This was due to several causes, chief killed and about fifty wounded. Several DRESS GINGHAMS. lace check piques, Meinmick fancv among which were the shrinkage in of the wounded have since died. I claim to have the largest assortment piques, etc., lowest pi ices, greatest as Dry Goods, Notions, of the best brands of dress ginghams weight, the great cost of transportation, The loss of the rebels is not known, sortment. in New Ulm. Call in and examine feeding and the like, and also to but it is believed to be considerable. 500 YARDS them. All one price10 cts. a \d Dress Cambrics, for liningsblack the fact that the prices paid at Chicago The encounter demonstrated that the PRINTS. Boots and Shoes^ brown, drabonly 5 cts a yard were less than could have been obtained rebels will faght and shoot straight, too, Just received60 pieces of latest in the domestic market.Pioneer Press. nearly all the killed on the Canadian Groceries, Etc side having been shot through the head The situation on the Isthmus is growing or heart. News of another battle is serious. At Panama handbills have LACES. hourly expected. and upward. for the spring and summer trade, and we take this early opportunity to 5 better Qua- been circulated, inciting natives against Valencienes1, 2 and 3 cts. a yd. vard toweling,a invite our friends and customers to give us a call and examine our goods. Cheap 500 jards, good, aCined'5?iS- Wide, 5 cts. a yd., suitable for white foreigners. The United States force MUCH FOR LITTLE. We will Not be Undersold. dresses. Fine laces, cheaper than last tv, available and within easy call for shore lity 8 10 and 11 cents SKIRTS,dya spring. Big assortment. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. In this age when the events of yesterday serviee number 1,800 men, with thirty H00 o- A or IRISH TRIMMINGS, in all parts of the world are found guns. Besides the United States fleet, 2o and 35 cents. Bustles, 25 to 40 cents A, Behnke%),, 1, 2 and 3 cts. a yd., all worth more. B. & E. C. BEHITKE. PILLOW CASE LACES, in to-day's paper, when tidings of a comprising five vessels, a French manof-war Linen laces, 2 and 4 cts. a yd. F. Behnke, F. RehMke. Managers. biggest bargains yet offered 3, 5, 7, and BLACK and CREAM SILK. battle in Egypt or China are flashed and an English man-of-war are up10 cts. a vard. Spanish laces, 15, 18, 20, 25 and at Aspinwall. Two English and two across sea and laid at our door before S. D. PETERSON, HANDKERSCHLEFS, to 60 cts. a yd. All worth more. war ships are at Panama. At the latter its smoke is dissipated,it is necessary fancy bordered 5, 8 and lC.cts. each. CORSETS, place firing in the streets is frequent for well-informed people to have access all numbers, for ladies and misses. Silk, 25, 40, 50 and 65 cts. each. All We sell the Coriune corset, in white or at night. to reliable maps. Not all can afford worth more. and drab, 50 cts., worth 75 cts. the heavy library atlases, and even COTTON,'worbeti wh i, ^TTING AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED DRESS BUTTONS. Here is the way those cheeky Dakota they Sre often found untrustworthy unless aD Finest assortment of dress buttons in v?G whS 1 white, solid colors, 6 cts. a ball editors sorrowfully lay away their Massillion Vibrator and Straw Burning Engine, anew copy is purchased as of ien the west, in all colors, 10 to 15 cts. a EMBROIDERIES. friends. One Skinner (a good name) doz. as revised. Call and look at our embroideries1015 uresu lately losing his wife had the following Pearl buttons in every size at remarkable 5 If you want an atlas, small enough 9 and insertions to match, low prices. touching inscription placed upon the cents and up to $2,25 a ykvd.' I claim for general use, full enough for nearly HOSE. tombstone. "To the memory of Tabithy, to have the largest assortment and lowest every purpose, critically accurate and Ladies' and children's hose, striped prices west of St Paul wife of Moses Skinner, Esq., Straw-Burning Engine, all sizes, 10, 12J and 15 cts. a pair. up to date, we recommend the new Ames1 And gentlemanly editor of the Bugle. A LADIES'LINEN COLLARS Solid colorsblue, red, pink, 10, 12i Handy Atlas of the World, published only cents. with cape, 10 and 15 and 15 cts. a pair. Better eoods than kind mother and exemplary wife. The Minneapolis, Dennet and Wood's Twine Binders, Reapers an. cents. All sizes. by Messrs. Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor for same prices last year. Terms $2 00 a year invariably in advance. GLOVES, & Co., 753 and 755 Broadway, New Also knit hose, seamless, 10, 15 and Office over Coleman's grocery, all sizes and shades, 10. 15 and 25 cts. a 20 cts a pair, durable and fast colors. Mowers. The Stoughton Wagons & Buggies. The York, which is both a credit to them pair worth 45 cts. up two flights. Knock hard, we will Men's socks, cheap, 5 cts. a pair and to the American press. It is bound cts- NO. 9. g.? RIBBONS miss thee mother we shall miss thee. good, 8 cts. better, 10 cts.: regular in flexible cloth, contains 38 beautifully 2J-cts.0No. No- Uag., H, cord edged, Bock Island Stubble Flows. made, 12J cts. Rockford knit, 1 Job printing solicited."Ex. 15 cts. 2sJi lk all silk, cts. No. 4 colored maps and important statistics. ffV a pair. 1 an satin7 f.-s-'.sNo. 5 cts. 5 g.e. 1 Among its many notable good things sataf 7 cts SUSPENDERS, an i eolo U. S. naval circles are considerably The Domestic Sewing Machines No boys', 10, 12 and 15 cts. a pair. are maps showing standard time, the Men's, exercised over the presence at Hampton fac 20 and 25 cents. extra, 30 cts.:silk, and-satin silk, 15.i No. 12 35 e.e railways of the United States, recent 2 Roads of a Russian corvette and a to 50 cts. 20e re satin silk,, cts., in black, re?, pink! polar expeditions, Central Africa as explored gUlcfiY $8fii$ knd f$f), WSlx^ and 8ltJS MOW3#i$. TOWELS, na British man-o'-war, which, according i by Stanley, the seat of the cts.that can be found. These are all bar 10 cents each. Linen, 15, 20, 25' to the best advices, have been following gams. Call in andlook at them I will sell cheaper than any otherfirmwest of the Mississippi River Egyptian war, Bible Lands, and our each other over and about the high MILLINNERY. principal American cities. If your BARB FENCE WIRE IN PARTICULAR. seas for some time past, and only waiting bookseller does not have this excellent for a declaration of war to "fight a Call and see me before purchasing elsewhere. Everything is warrant work, send fifty cents direct to the publishers Pessary to mention, as she has grand naval duel. It is belieyed that the management of Miss no 1 and receive it by return mail*. Fr" ed, and a full line of Repairs always on hand. the vessels will remain long enough at miUine fully proven thatlli?LSJ S* Hampton Roads to receive information I SLEEPY EYE, A Swedish colony of 250 members, wi of the declaration of war, then clear 0ffice stJr^h^ millinery SPRINGFIELD, from Goodhue county, Minn., is to locate from American waters and open fire nffi PnCe J?Fanc fore long that will sunrise eve^body TRACY AND in Glenullin, Dak., near Mandan. within three miles of Norfolk, making Look out for our millinery advertisement and learn our prices. LAKE BENTON. Cases of glanders among horses continue perhaps the first naval engagement of Peterson. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, to prevail in Ottertail county, and the conflict and affording an inspiring a number of diseased animals have scene for the marines at the navy yard. F. KUETZING, & been killed by order of the authorities ^^^J&^^Mmx i New Ulm Minn. tf i&fe^4&?Ji^fy%&^l&&^ ill Wk iv!^diyb ^**^w** 4 MINN. ST., NEW ULM, MINN. &*/^-^>*l,v rsL