We admit of no Superiors 'and Ao-^ Bnoklen Araioa 8afre The Olmsted county ^Republicans The best salve in the world for Cots, have instructed their 'delegates to the 4: Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, knowledge no Equals in Our State convention to support Frank B. Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped Hands, Kellogg for attorney general. |f|^ujpl Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, r* MINN NEW ULH, i and positively cures Files, or no 70S. BOBLETER, EditorA Proprietor. Magiiifideit Display of *'t The Fourth district Republicans have pay required. It is guaranteed to give re-nominated Hon. J. B. Gilfillan for perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Parents who contemplategiving their %r^W Wednesday, Sept. "1, 1886. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by C. congress. The convention was very children the opportunity of acquiring %0kw% harmonious and was in session only L. Boos. the art of Violin playing should be very %&mgr+ Republican State Convention. judicious in the choice of a teacher, about one hour. & S' and guard against them falling' in the hands of so-called music teachers, who The Democrats of the First congressional in the majority of cases are nothing hut A delegate convention of the republicans of the iff ^%.j district hare placed Judge TAR state of Minnesota will be held at the Exposition quacks or charlatons. I am now prepared TrTi i rink, in the city of St. Paul, on"Wednesday, Sept. Thomas Wilson.of Winona, in nomination to receive pupils single or in classes. mim 22,1886, ai 11 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of for congress. This is the strongest nominating candidates for governor, lieutenant H. A. SUBILIA, JR. governor, secretary of state, state auditor, state .STYLES. nomination that could have been treasnrer, attorney general, clerk of the supreme TRADE /MARK. court and three associate justices of the supreme made. court, and for the transaction of such other business (HJGHfURE TAKE NOTICE. as may be properly before it. The several counties shall be entitled to representation on the The people of Sully county, Dakota, basis 6f one delegate for each county at large, one delegate for each four hundred republican votes are said to be in a pitiable condition. A and one for each major fraction -thereof cast at the My friends and acquaintances will OUR STORE IS NOW FILLED TO strip of country ten miles wide and forty presidential election of 1884, as follows: ^^^mWmm^^Abaoluteli^^^m^^ please take notice that I have just received Free from. Opiates, Emetic* and Poieotv Martin.. 3 miles long has been swept by prairie Aitkin 2 a large invoice of vfeeker...... 5 Anoka 5 THE UTMOST WITH A CHOICE fire during a fierce gale and the destruction Mille Lacs 3 Becker 3 Vognac,Bourbon9 O KfJts, Kuemmel, SURE* Morrison 3 Beltrami 1 of houses, grain and hay stacks Mower 5 enton 2 LINE OF CAREFULLY SELECTED White and Red Wines, Murriy 3 Big Stone 2 is complete. The cities of St. Paul and Nicollet 4 PROMPT flU^ Blue Earth 1 which I will sell in any quantity less Minneapolis have been appealed to for Nobles 2 Brown 4 than 5 gallons, at the lowest prices. Norman 3 Carlton 3 aid. Boots^hoes^SIippersiRubhers^ Olmsted.- 6 Carver 4 AT DiiMm Ain Buinii Respectfully, OtterTail 10 Cass 1 THE CHtKLKH A.T06XLKB COnBALTIMOU.BB. JACOB H(ESCHELER. Pine 2 Chippewa 3 Judging by the resolutions adopted Pipestone 2 Chistgo 5 Pope 4 by the Democratic county convention Clay 4 Polk 7 Cook 1 NIC. NENNO, Ramsey 21 last Saturday the anti-Kelly-Doran element Cottonwood 2 Redwod 3 3 Crow Wing must have had full sweep in the Renville 5 Dakota 5 SOLICITOR Rice 7 Bodge 4 convention. Where were the two Kelly-Doran Rock 3 Home InsuranceCo. Douglas 5 St. Louis 7 Faribault 5 postmasters? It seems kind Fillmore 8 Scott 3 ALL OF THE PREVAILING STYLES ARE HERE SHOWN of ungrateful in them to keep so shady Sherburne 3 Freeborn Sibley 4 Goodhue 11 OF NEW YORK. while the antis were resoluting so vehimently. Stearns 4 IN ASSORTMENT COMPLETE, SPECIALLY PRCHASED Grant... Steele 4 Hennepin 37 Stevens 3 Insures against loss by fire, cyclones, Houston 5 TO MEET THE KNOWN WANTS OF THE COMMNITY. Swift.... 3 Hubbard 1 tornadoes and wind storms, at lowest pi Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Todd 3 Isanti 4 Greece 'has again been visited by an rates. Traverse 2 Jackson 3 So Much for Quality, Now for Prices. rill 111III PRScENrFTrVcMjiTS. Wabasha.. 5 earthquake, which has been mostdisastious Kanabec City office at his old stand adjoining Wadena 2 Kandiyohi 6 I Mtll AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS Newhart's office. in the Morea, and in which the Waseca 4 Kittson 2 THE C1UBLBS A. T08EUB CO.,BALTIBOBX,W Washington 8 Lac qui Parle 3 Ct-OSXNG OtJT loss of life, according to the best information OUR PRICES ARE OF UNIFORM LOW GRADE.-OUR Watonwan- 3 Lake 1 ^t A Wilkin 2 Le Sueur 5 reaches 600. The village of Winona 8 Lincoln 2 IT* PRICES NEVER EQUALLED.-OUR PRICES DO OUR Pygro and the town of Philiatia, both Wright 7 Lyon 4 McLeod 4 Yellow Medicine. ..4 i situated oil the western coast of the TALKING.-OUR PRICES CANNOT BE COPIED BY Marshall AT Morea, were the chief sufferers, and By order of the Republican State Centra 1 Comiinittee. WOULD-BE COMPETITORS-OUR PRICES MAKE OUR these furnish all, it is believed, that and Belo Cos Price! HFNEr A. CASTLE, EarPhY, Cnairman JOHNT perished. In 'Pygro not a house is left BUSINESS, WHICH TALKS FOR ITSELF. Hecietary. standing, while Philiatia is almost Sf you w&&4 Sttfe*io 3tf(itr It is reported that Hon. John Frank swept awayswallowed up in the convulsions $*QQ4I of Mower county is a candidate for the of the earth. Schocks were experienced I OFFER HEREWITH MY ENTIRE STOCK OF Democratic nomination for Governor. throughout entire Greece in And why not. greater or less degree. Ready-Made Clothing The Minneapolis Tribune says there In the possible event of a deadlock on & are*.1,027 county officials in the state, of the gubernatorial question between those candidates now in the field, it is whom 354 are American born, 334 are not impossible that a sable steed may Scandinavian, 164 are German, 115 are be found waiting in the woods in the French, 11 are Scoth aftd 28 belonging person of Horace B. Strait. Tne sharpeved Hats, Caps? Gents' Furnishing Goods, to various other nationalities. politicians who are always at the masthead on the look-out for icebergs SPRING O 1886! and breakers believe, or pretend to believe, Waseca Radical:Captain H. A. that they have descried visible Trunks Castle, editor of the Farmers' Advocate, Rubber Goods, etc., etcsf signs that Strait has had his eye on the is a candidate for Lieutenant-Governor possible contingency that he might be and we really hope he may get called to untie the Gordian knot in the IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT THE STOCK AT COST PRICE, there. H. A. is a good man for the situation, and has been quietly making Fr.Kuetzin preparations for it. Early last Spring position well informed, well known and THeo Crono4 the Blue Earth City Post announced AND EVEN BELOW COST PRICE. thorousrhlv honorable. that Maj. Strait would be a candidate for governor, but the announcement We understand that the Brown county was either received with no comments delegates to the Democratic State or'simply as a canard. But since then the wiseacres think they have evidence convention are "solid" for A. A. Ames B. BEHNK E & CO., that every movement of Strait's in the for Governor. The wide open mayor ot political field has been toward the governor's Minneapolis is coming to the front in chair.Pioneer Press. great shape, and he will certainly carry MB Major Strait has made a good congressman, DEALER IN 411 off the nomination if the anti-KellyDoran EXTENSIVE OPENING OF NEW AND DESIRABLE is a hard worker and a faithful crowd are in the majority. Dry Goods, man to his friends. If the State SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. pi*edict that Judge Wilson, of convention should be unable to decide Winona, will not, after the result of between the candidates now prominently -the Kasson convention, accept the before the people we know of no democratic nomination for congress. Notions and READY-MADE man that could better harmonize the Olencoe Register. warring factions than Maj. Strait. That's just -exactly what he did do. The Judge is a shrewd politician and STORM INSURANCE. when he said ^no" he meant yes all Millinery, the time. A.5reiier*a Tax to Meet Damages IFroui Cyclones, Etc., Etc. The revoiutioc in Bulgaria and the DI|Y GOODS deposition otPrince Alexander raised A correspondent of the Rochester the ire of the army and populace to Post of last week makes the following such e, pitch that the revolutionary suggestions regarding indemnity party has already been overthrown. against destructive storms: My plan Two os the ring leaders would be to levy a general tax all over the state, put into a sinking fund, and hav been court martialed and sentenced when atmospherical casuality of this to death, while a third goes to prisiqr kind occurs have commissioners appointed l|fe- JPrince Alezander has returned by the governor to appraise the ETC. to Sofia and resumed the reigns of ETC. damages and settle with the unfortunate piitft, government. people in full. It is something which there could be no swindling According to a late dispatch Gen. about, for the people could not manufacture Sedgwick, Secictary Bayard's special WE TAK THIS EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE OUR cyclones or other destructive envoy in Mexico, is having a high old storms. Many men might be afraid of FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO GIVE US A CALL time svith the young Mexican bloods, the tax it would incur, but it would only who, $ report? are true, after getting AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. WE SELL TA be imaoiuary- If we had no storms him fdl decked him out in gorgeous there would be no need of further tax, THE LOWEST PRICES. array and then searched hkn in leview. and if we had, where is the man of a B. BEH1TKE & CO. The American residents in the City of humane and charitable turn of mind, but would and does in such case pay Mexico are said to*be boiling over A. Behnke, Manager. Ladie's Trimmed Hats, many times what his direct tax would with indignation because of ihe General's be, if every man was compelled to pay disgraceful behavior. CITY DRU STORE. alike. 1 don't see why it would not be Misses and Children's Hats, a good scheme. I hope abler and wiser r. *v- Pioneer JiPress:Col. Glenn made a heads than mine will take up the question mistake wisen.in his speech at Winona, and agitate it, and test its feasibili- at remarkably low Rates. he referred tto J.A.Tawney as a-"sent" CSAS. ROOS, ty." ofalaw5er. Tawney is." a self-made jnan reared among laboring mea and educated thtsough sheer belf-perseverance. Good Results in Every His steongth with tne Knights Case, CALL IN AND LOOK AT OUR LARGE STOCK OF DEALER, IN of Labor in that section is that ot a fen D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer MILLINERY! %$,. MILLINERY! well-be loved leader, and Col. Glenn of Chattanooga, Tenn.,. writes, that may have occasion to regret that indiscreet DRUGS MEDICINES,PAINTS, OILS, toe was seriously afflicted with a severe but truly democratic expression. cold that settled on his lungs: had tried The editor of the REVISW has had WINDOW GLASS, BRUSHES, many remedies without benefit. Beinoinduced the pleasure of l&i. Tawney's acqaintance to try Dr. King's New Discov^ a lwamber of years and knows him STATIONERY AND ery for Consumption, did so and was entirely cured by use of a few bottles. PE to oe an able lawyer and upright gen- Since which time he has used it in his tlemanLhe peer of Col. Glenn. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, famil) for all Coughs and Colds with II best results. This is the experience of I Fr. Kuetzing, If elected governor this fall it is evident thousands whose lives have been saved by this Wonderful Discovery. A. K. McGill "m never pardon Local Agent for W.^J^Dyer J& Bro's Trial Bottles free at C. L. Roos's the Youngers,\ In his newspaper, the Drugstore. K^Jl'J% 5 MINN. ST., NEWfcULM, MINN .St. Peter Tribune, he says: It is rumored that ex-Oov. Marshall Organs,Pianos and otherMusical Goods China and Japan buy our dried apples HomeInsurance Co. *ty.d other benevolent persons will undertake Dahl & Ahdierson. freely. Thus does American industry to secura the pardon of the r/liap5^ help to swell the population of Younger brothers before the expiration tl Ny York.!tV the Orient. Boston 'Transcript. A COMPLETE STOCK OF ROOTS, HERBS, BARKS ANL of (^Jov. Hubbard's term of office.- It is f Larrfberton^ Minn. not probable the effect will prove successful. The undersigned desires to inform %Bk PATENT MEDICINES ALWAYS ON HAND. 4?* Gov. Hubbard is level-headed, va'1 the people of New Ulm and vicinitv ia because it jis the best mnte JL v^t Agents for ^*v^ ^nd aii be relied upon not to do so PRICES QUOTED ON APPLICATION: that he has received the agency of the i T ail Blood Disesws, purifies the rpiw & unpardoaabe a thing, The literal eniorxseme^n-t ftedriokson land RrCMcago. Bloodcure 7 Prepa-atSorx known. Io roll posiil well-known and reliable Home Insurance ol X. #f the sentence of these ban- PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL OR&ERS$ Co. of New York. The company 4its=impr,i3G#ment for lifeis demand ..D thorough1v.buildsup._w whole system, and the insures against loss by fire and Wbd by every CPfl&ideration of justice and constitution. Eemembe^ we guarantee i tornadoes and pays all losses promstlv School and State Lands iuS."* JbJi( Pflttcy. Chag. L. JRoos, Xew Jim, ifian.,, Minnesota1 Post, Office Block, New^Ulm, _. J.H.WEDDENDORF J?: Redwood and Cottonwood Counties. Applications received at Post Office..