mm m& Our War Cry is Soots and Shoes. Three boys were drowned at *SL Paul July 4th, while bathing in the Mississippi river. Another bathing accident, NEW ULM, MINN. {9*.* also costing the lives of three 'TIS NOT IN MORTALS TO COMMAND SUCCESS BUT boys, occurred at Owatonna the ame day. "NEWfGOODSf JOS. BOBLETEK, Editor & Proprietor. WE'LL DO MORE WE'LL DESERVE IT. SOWS THIS? The crop reports from Kansas are 'Wednesday, July 8,1885. discouraging. In many places the farmers are cutting their wheat for The President last Friday appointed feed, and it is said that there cannot be Samuel T. Hauser, the-Helena banker, Ten Minutes is not a very long time, but it is suffi- more than half a crop in the winter I take pleasure in informing the people of New Ulm and vicinity Governor of Montana, vice Carpenter, wheat states. cient for us to convince you that we have that I have opened, in Kiesling's Block, cor. Minn, and Centre streets,a suspended. A PRIZE! Riel begs for mercy. He saye that New Stock of General Gov. Hoadly, of Ohio, has consented he is a citizen of the United States and IT to be a candidate for re-nomination, that he was merely visiting with relatives TO OFFER EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD'THAT just to please President Cleveland, you Merchandise, and friends in the Northwest territory know. Foracker will lay out Hoadly, when the war broke out, and that WISHES TO SAVE MONEY. A VISIT TO OUR STORE AND but not to please the President. he was forced into the rebellion. It is AN INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS WILL RESULT I YOUR quite evident that Riel is a coward. Gen. Logan was received with unbounded under the management of Rudolph Kiesling and Henry Keller. Investigation! Negotiation! enthusiasm by the soldier boys Mrs Lucille Yeuslt Dudley, the would As all the goods, whieh I send my above named agents, are by me congregated at Portland, Me., and he be murderess of O'Donnovan Rossa,has Admiration! Gratification! i is now considered in the., field for the been sent to an insane asylum. "She seleeted personally, and purchased for Cash, the public can rest as- Republican presidential nomination in carried in her satchel over 500 letters Your prize will he secured, our success assured and sured that they are of the 1888. she had received from all over the your trade procured, because an Investigation of our country, congratulating her on the verdict V^Y SljStf QlML lY Tammany is mad. The two most Bargains will excite your Admiration, lead to a Nego- which declared her to be insane. important offices in New, York have been given to the County Democracy tiation and result in your immense Gratification. A saloonkeeper offered the city -of and the mugwumps, while Tammany Hastings three thousand dollars for the A BIG BARGAIN! and will be sold at the lowest prices. has not even received a 'third rate exclusive right to sell liquor in that clerkship. place. As the council could not grant In the hope that the people will call at my store and convince them- the exclusive right, they placed the license The Bend court martial/will again that will interest and please you, now awaits you in our selves of the truth of what I say. I am respectfully at three thousand, and he is the convene in St. Paul July 20th. Whatever HENRY J. LUDERS. only one to take advantage of it. That's the verdict of the court, the .Colonel monopoly for you with a vengeance. has received severe ^punishment by being deprived of his command during Gov. Hubbard has signed the death of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, LIVE A6ENT WASTED. the annual encampments the regiment warrant of John Waisenen, convicted IMPORTANT. of the murder of Joseph Parley at Tower To sell Dr. Chase's Recipes or information When you visit or leave New York Slippers, etc. Styles New! for everyboby in every county City, save Baggage Expressage and on Nov. 20. The execution takes Buddensiek, the New York contracur, in United States and Canada. Enlarged Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand place at Duluth Aug. 28. This will be Goods the Best! Prices the who built sham houses of thin by the publisher to 648 pages. It contains Union {Hotel, opposite Grand Central the first legal hanging that has occurred over 2,000 household recipes and epot. walls of brick laid in mortar made in Minnesota under the new criminal is suited to all classes and conditions of Lowest! Elegant rooms fitted up at a cost of chiefly of sand, has been convicted of society. A wonderful book and a code. one million dollars, reduced to $1 00 manslaughter, and sentenced to ten household necessity. It sells at sight. and upwards per day. Europr plan, years in the^State's prison at hard labor, Greatest inducements ever offered to Elevator. Reitauran, supplied witb H. Loheyde, ftThe Hotel Ryan in S Paul was book agents. Sample copies sent by and to pay a fine of the best. Horse cars stages and ele thrown open to guests last Wednesday. mail. Postpaid, for $2.00. Exclusive vated railroad to all depots. Familie This is one of the finest hotels in the territory given. Agents more than can live better for less money at the The school for indigent children has double their money. Address Dr. west The rooms are all nicely furnished Grand Union hotel than at any other been located at'Owatonna. The citizens Chase's Steam Printing House, Ann 1st class hotel in the city.(Aug. 685 and everything about the hotel The Leading Boot and Shoe Merch. $ present to the State for the asse of Arbor, Michigan. 13t has been arranged with a view to the the school the choice of two beautiful (Aug 1-85.) convenience and comfort of the guests. TEST YODR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY! locations each containing a fine body The opening of the Ryan was the signal of land of aboutflSO acres. We doubt Brands advertised as absolutely pure for the closing of the Metropolitan if a more suitable selection could have COITTAIIV AMMONIA. and Astoria hotels. been made. THE TEST: Place-a cantop down on a hot stove until heated, then The G. A. R. encampment at Portland, remove ithe cover and tmoll, A chemist ill not be required Lieut. Col. vWm. T. Gentry, oommandant detect the presence of ammonia. -AND- Me., was a grand sueeess, except of Fort-Snelling, died suddenly BILLIARD HALL, that the crowd was too large for the onlSunday night^th ult.,of Bright's town and the "boys" experienced a P. KUETZING disease of the kidneys. He was a gallant EM. SCM0BR1CH, Prop'r, little difficulty in getting their daily allowance soldier, having been brevetted of grog. San Francisco was 'Lieut. Col. for his services in the battle Minn. Street, New Ulm. chosen as the next place -of meeting of Five Forks. 'During a portion of the and Hon. Samuel S. Burdett of Washington, war, he acted as aid to Generals Warren Fine imported* and domestic wines, takes the lead in these goods in New Ulm to-day. Strict attention tJ D. was elected commanderin-chief liquors, cigars, New Ulm and Milwaukee and Mead. business impartiality to customers always the lowest prceis haSj been beer. Splendid free lunch from 10 for tbe ensuing year. the road to his success. a. m. to 12 m. each day. The ilicit distellers and other disreputable HERE W E GIVE SOME PRICES. The nineteenth annual meeting of citizens of Grundy county, Teaflu, A. G. Seiter, the Minnesota Editors and (Publishers' DRY GOODS. have given notice that any attempt by spring styles, only standard bramb, association will be held in the hall of Cashmeres in all colors12J, 15, 25, elegant patterns, fast colors, 7 cts. the federal authorities to affect their 35 and 50 cts. per yd. Of fall styles we have left 500 yauls the House of Representatives in St. capture will lead to tragic results. It Dress goods, brocaded5, 7, 8, 10, Closing out at 5 cts. per 3d., such is Paul, on Tuesday July 28th. A the FRESH AND CANNED is very doubtful whether the threat will 12J and 15 cts, per yd. Pacifies, Steele River, Arnolds, etc. A close of the regular business meeting have any other effect than to put the Dress goods, black, all styles and bargain. the editors and their wives will tbe banqueted prices from 8 cts. up. revenue officers on their-mettal. Light prints for shirts or apron*, Ginghams, all good styles. Apron small figures, best onh, we ask 6 ct= a at the Hotel Ryan. The next DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA. check, cheap, 6 cts. Amoskeag, standard, yard. Considerable pressure is being day there will be an excursion to ITS IUULTHFLLH8S JUS NEVER BUN Ql'BSTWXID. 8 cts., in small check, brown, PANTS CLOTHS. and everything else belonging to a brought to bear on Governor Hubbard Lake Minnetonka. In a million homes for a quarter of a century It baa blue, black, etc., all worth more. Kentucky Jeans15, 18 and 23 ct-, itood the consumers' reliable test, to have that gentleman call an extra SHIRTINGS. first-class all worth more. For bo\ s, checked THE TESTJTFJHE OVEN. At the recent National Encampment Amoskeag stripes12J cts., worth 16 session of the legislature to .make anew goods, 15 and 18 cts. Confectionery. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., cts. also at 15 cts., worth 20 also in f the Grand Army of the Republic at COTTONS, legislative apportionment on the recent checks, 10, 12} and 14 cts. unbleached, 5, 6. 7 and 8 cts., ven 'Portland, Me., the Commander-in-Chief NEW ULM, MINN census. The people at large do not MAKERS Or Augusta plaids, indigo blue, double cheap. Bleached same prices. Dr. Price'sSpecialFlavoringExtracts, said: "Four years ago there was a R. Pfefferle, want an extra session, and there is warp, twice as strong as gingham, only WHITE DRESS GOODS, membership of nearly 40,000 on little or no prespect that the Governor 10 cts. per yd. for spring and summer, Victoria law n The(traafMt,SM^tfUIMMw utera I Batorkaawa,aad Economy checksblue and white, March 31, 1885, thirty-eight departments checked Nansooks, plain Swiss mull, can be prevailed upo to call one. Dr. Priet's LuptiHn Yeast Gems crown and white,30 inches wide,12icts. dotted Swiss mull, lace stripe piques reported 5,100 posts, and 270*000 Dealer in For Light, Healthy Bread, The Best Dry Hop DRESS GINGHAMS. Yeaat in the World lace check piques, Merrimack fancy CapL Reed, the warden of the State members. This showing mu6t be Groceries, FOR SALE BY GROCERS. I claim to hare the largest assortment piques, etc., lowest prices, greatest as prison, ajd at the recent old soldiers gratifying to the friends of the Grand of the best brands of dress ginghams sortment. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS, re-union *t St.iPeter, that he h&d taken in New Ulm. Call in and examine Army. 500 YARDS CANNED, DRIED & GREEN them. All one price10 cts. a yd. extra pahae to ascertain, and to the Dress Cambrics, for liningsblack PRINTS. FRUITS, best of bis knowledge there is aot an The, conductors and drivers in the brown, drabonly 5 cts a yard. Just received60 pieces of latest .ex-union soldier now confined an our employ of the Chicago West Division Floiir einci Feed.* penitentiary, although there are now Street "Car Co. went out on a strike nearly -500 convicts confined ttiere. last week, and for several days the SPECIAL This speaks volumes ior the eitizen compa&y was unable to operate their LACES. STOXE,WOODEN AND WILLOW 44V0Rl$ and upward. soldiers of "Sfianesota. lines. The excitement was intense and Valencienes1J, 2 and 3 cts. a yd. Cheap toweling, 500 vards, good, WARE. Wide, 5 cts. a yd., suitable for white a very large force of police was necessary or bleached, 5 cts. a yard better mm.fc NEW ULM, MINN. At the-National encampment of tice dresses. Fine laces, cheaper than last lity, 8, 10 and 11 cents a yd. to prevent bloodshed. The cars H. WERRING, spring. Big assortment A. R. attPortland, Senator Logan HOOP SKIRTS, were started again Monday, under the EXTRACT S IRISH TRIMMINGS. 2o and 35 cents. Bustle*, 25 to 40 cents prefaced his remarks with a fervent protection of the police. DEALER IN 1, 2 and 3 cts. a yd., all worth more. PILLOW CASE LACES, eulogy of'Gen. Grnt He said: "la, Linen laces, 2\ and 4 cts. a yd. 3s,-5, ecb Dry Ms, Notions,Boots& Shoss biggest bargains yet offered 7, and ct my judgment time has not given to The Pioneer Press says that the grain BLACK and CREAM SILK. 10 cts. a yard. a an Spanish laces, 15, 18, 20, 25 and up any people a grander com&iander of dealers of S Paul are disposed to kick 0 GROCERIES, HANDKERSCHIEFS, 1 MOS PERFECT MAD E to 60 cts. a yd. All worth more. -men, a greater orgaaizer of forces, a 8 at the new system of grain grading and fancy bordered, 5, 8 and lC.cts. each 5 CORSETS, Medicines & Farm Implements. red more ^magnificent campaigner [ap- Purest and strongest Natural Fruit Flavors. inspection, and their disposition is refleeted oy 5?i all numbers, for ladies and misses. Vanilla* Lemon, Orange. Almond, Rose, etc., bilk, 2o, 40, 50 and 65 cts. each. All plause], a man with more ability to in the attitude of many elevator flavor asdelicatelyandnaturally asthe fruit. We sell the Coriune corset, in white or worth more. Golden Gate, Minn. drab, 50 cts., worth 75 cts. execute, than U. *S. 'Grant. iFr this PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., proprietors in Minneapolis, Duluth and KNITTING COTTON, DRESS BUTTONS. CHICAGO.. ST. LOTUS. country he has done as much as any throughout the state. The complaints TAKE NOTICE! Dexter's blue and white, brown and Finest assortment of dress buttons in man that ever lived has *ever done for white, solid colors, 6 cts. a ball are not very specific. In general the the west, in all colors, 10 to 15 cts. a EMBROIDERIES. Any ther coantry. [Great applaese.] system is denounced as complicated, expensive doz. i Call in and look at our embroideries Pearl buttons in every size at remarkable and likely to be ineffective and and insertions to match, 2, 5, 10 1 it low prices. C. lf. Lienau, of the St. Paul Voltszeitwng* the prediction is made that the farmers cents and up to $2,25 a yard. I claim HOSE. THE WAR HAS BEGUN has opened his mud batteries to have the largest assortment and lowest who have demanded it will be disappointed Ladies' and children's hose, striped, prices west of St. Paul. on P. 1L Kelly, and is deluging him and clamor for its abandonment. all sizes, 10, 12 and 15 cts. a pair. LADIES' LINEN COLLARS 1 'with regular broadsides of the filthiest Solid colorsblue, red, pink, 10, 12} only 5 cents. with cape, 10 and! 15 AND and 15 cts. a pair. Better goods than kind of abuse. It appears that Kelly cents. All sizes. New Letter System. for same prices last year. ft encouraged Lienau to pat in a bid for GLOVES, B. & E. BEHNZE Also fcnit hose, seamless, 10, 15 and all sixes and shades, 10, 15 and 25 cts. a the Revenue Collectorship, OKly to Tiie NorUiem Pacific Adopts a 20 cts a pair, durable and fast colors. pair woith 45 cts. cord ed- abandon hina when victory seemed certain. a Men's socks, cheap, 5 cts. a pahgood, System of its Own. RIBBONS.N*stc2' The ungentlemanfy language 8 cts. better, 10 cts. regular 2 The frank letters system is being introduced a made, 12} cts. Rockford knit, 15 cts. Mr. Lienau uses towards Mr. Kelly by the Northern Pacific Express ged, all silk, 2} cts. No. 4 o- and ARE IN THE FIELD WITH A LARGE STOCK OF a pair. shows him to be unfit for the position to satin, 5 cts. No. 5 g.S. and satin?'7 cts. company. The company will sell SUSPENDERS, which he aspired. No. 7 g.g., all silk, 10 cts-. No. 9. Ready-Made Clothing, boys', 10, 12} and 15 cts. a pair. Men's, stamped envelopes at five cents each, and-satin silk, 15. No. 12 o- an 20 and 25 cents. extra, 30 cts. silk, 35 two cents ofwhich will go to the government satin silk, 20 cts., in black, red? pink to 50 cts. When the sun rose on the morning of blue, navy, green, in fact every coloi i and the remainder of the sum to Dry Goods, Notions, TOWELS, that can be found. These are all bar July ith, in the city of Salt Lake,0tah, I the company for collecting and^Kver^ 10 cents each. Linen, 15, 20, 25 cts. gams. Call in and look at them the national flags hung at half-mast on ing the letters. Boxes will be placed at MILLINNERY. all the public and many private buildings 1 Boots and Shoes. convenient points.aoti *\he letters will owned and controlled by Mormons. be taken up half an hour before the As an explanation for this treasonable departure of each Northern Pacific Groceries, Etc piece of business the city officials train. Th*e company's employes will && everything is found pertaining 3 to^ first-clas mention, as sfce na* said the Fourth of July was a day "deliver the letters in all towns fully proven thamt last season. s, rten 3 P? de of mourning to them. The Mormons S i for the spring and summer trade,'and we take thisVarly opportunity to th Sbngthe line. Letters mailed after the t^L millinery threatened to shoot a committee of citi- store-hats, flowers, plumes, ornaments, ribbons, etc. Prices wtn invite our friends and customers to give us a call and examine our goods. give be- government mails have closed will go WW &ot oe Undersold. *$&< fore long that will surprise everybody. ^nces we will \-f zens that attempted to have the flag We fM& out on the next train just the same. Look out for our millinery advertisement and learn our prices. placed at full mast or to be taken down. Letters will be collected in at 7:30 a.m. ^SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, ij|$i The same report says that the order to and 3:30 and 7:30 p. m. It is an immense |jf thus insult the nation came direct from i: Man^s p. & c. BEHNKE. F*\fi F. KUETZING, improvement over the ol4 sys- the head of the church. ife^ MINN. ST., NEW ULM, MINN