MILLINERY Buoklen a Arnica Salve Elevators A and at Duluth and A cyelone partially destroyed the John Lind, the new Congressman The best salve in the world for Guts, 751,000 bushels of wheat, 112,000, bushels town of Girard, Kansas, on Monday of from the Second district, is the first native Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, AND of corn, 10,000 bushels of flax seed NEW ULM, MINN. of Sweden ever elected to a seat in last week. Several persons were seriously aiy DRESS MAKING. Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped Hands, and 8,000 bushels of oats were consumed Congress. Knute Nelson was the first injured. Chilblains, Corns, and all *ki Eruptions, %s\#x by fire last Saturday night. The _____ Norwegian to claim that honor for his and positively cures Piles, or no TOS. BOBLETER, Editor & Proprietor. Miss Mary Hopt3 i pay required. It is guaranteed to give total loss is about $840,000. race.Litchfietd Independent. WASHINGTON LETTER. perfect satisfaction, or money rtf unded. Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1886. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by A step in the right direction. Illinois, The Mankato Free Press very sensibly opposite the Washington, Nov. 26 1886 L. Rons. at the recent election, adopted an says: "What Governor McGill Congress will meet next Monday. Union Hotel, New Ulm, There are many indications that Congress amendment to the State constitution needs most from his fremds is a hearty Has on hand a good stock of MUlitery Goods con. Gen. Rutherford B. Hayes is now the will convene shortly. Every incoming lis'inginpartof Hats, Bonnets, Velvets, Silks, abolishing convict labor. Minnesota RED support in his efforts to give them an TAR Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, be. only ex-President of the United States railway train brings its contingent should do likewise. The injustice Also Patterns for stampibg monograms, ''tamp, administration that reflects credit upon inp of all kinds. Embroidery Work and Fashionable of Washington's Congressional liTinor of bringing convicts in competition with the State, and not hound him to death dressmaking done to order. and winter population, and at the Capitol honest labor must be patent to all. with applications for office." F. H. BEHNKE, The talk of a contest of the Governorship MARK. the Appropriations Committee bave by Mayor Ames is no doubt untrue. OUGHfURE The U. S. fish hatchery about to be Persons joining the Henry George been forced to extra work by the call of =DEA LER 1N= 1 He made a gallant record in the race established on the Lester river, near Progressive Democratic party are compelled a special meeting. By such industry it he cannot afford to dim it by such a Duluth, and the ponds in connection to pledge themselves that they is proposed to have a money bill ready step. St. Peter Journal. therewith are to be on the largest scale will abide by the decision of the majority ^m^^*^m^ for Congress to begin upon. No red Absolut Absolutely of any in the world. Te Lakeside Land do faithful committee work use all tape of hampering rules nor any of the The report that the Vermont legislature 25&PrisonandEmetics Free from Opiates, company has given to the government, legitimate means to procure votes for SAFE. other standing obstacles to legislation had passed a bill giving the women for this purpose, five acres of ground their candidates attend all meetings of is allowed to stop the spending of money, SURE. the right to vote at municipal elections, which will be laid out as a park. Work the organization, and report any indi and it is well it is so, for else the is wrong. The measure was killed in PROMPT. will begin April 1, and it is expected cations of treachery to the party that niggardly Administration in its effort the Senate by a vote of 12 to 17. that the hatchery will be in operation AT DBUGSIBTS AND DEALEBC may come to their knowledge. G(foderieg, Ftfuitg.di'odk. CO.<p>JACOBBALTMOBB,WO. S for a show f reform would stop the THE CHARLES A.. A VOUELEB HE CHARLES VOUE by the first week in July. A Washington correspondent of the wheels of the Govenmental machinery Although the winter has but just be St. Paul Globe reports that there is a short off for lack of funds. Judging from the election returns on gun, there are an unusnal number of movement on foot to have Doc. Ames The public buildings in Washington congressmen in this district, the farmers' fatalities reported from freezing. Near GOOD TABLE BUTTER. of Minneapolis appointed Governor f from the Capitol to the White House alliance is rather a mythical organ Ashland, Wis., four men and an Indian Dakota. We doubt whether the doctor are draped in mourning for the late exPresident. ization. Mr. Bullis was the choice ot girl have been found in the woods frozen New Brick.Cor. Minn. & Centre StrsNEW would accept the office if tendered. Mr. Arthur was never in their representatives in convention assembled, to death. In Dakota, in last week's UM, MINN. sound health after his trip to Florida, to whom democrats subordinated The St. tul Dispatch says that the storm, a man named Meier was frozen and it is not certain that his White their preferences. The result report that Gov. Hubbard would remove to death near Moneken. He died with Goods sold at Rock-bottom prices for GERMAN RE House experience impaired his health shows that while democrats gave him to New York to engage in the grain in half a mile of home.Two men were also cash. Goods delivered in any part of as many allege. He was a most genial, their united support, very few votes business at the close of his term of office lost near Mandan and two near Sims, the citv. accomplished gentleman, and he has were drawn from the several hundred is all bosh. The Gov. has no intention and all succumbed to the storm. As far _ Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia left a pleasant memory here where he ||Ain Baekuhe, Headache,Toothache, alliances in this district, four-fifths ot of removiog from Minnesota while he as kwown,Minnesota has not offered up rHEO. MUELLER. Pil I* 2fl 111 Spralnt, BraUet,eteetc MAX J. ROSSKOPF was so prominently before the people. I Ufl I IIIII PKICE. PIFTT CENTS. whose members are republicans.Manhalo any victims as yet. lives, and has about completed arrangeements W AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALEBi ROSSKOPF & MUELLER, President Cleveland, who has left THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. BALTmOBE, BDTAKE Review. to actively enter northwestern NOTICE. Washington three times since his return The demagogue who recently said commercial life. MANUFACTURERS OF A farmer wants to know why wheat CIGARS* from his summer vacation, spared the that a workman is far better off in My friends and acquaintances wiL ain't highei, now that we have had St. Cloud Journal Pres3.It is very time from his official business to attend Russia than in America should note a please take notice that I have just received democratic president for most two years. amusing to hear what some of the quasi the funeral of his predecessor, whom he recent cablegram, which says that hundreds a large invoice of Republican papers and politicians We give it up and respectfully refer it Cognac, Bourbon, Kuemmel, has spoken of as "his considerate of women in St. Petersburg would AND DEALERS IN that bolted McGill and supported Ames to those who voted against McGill be friend." Two weeks yet remain for White and Red Wines, be glad to accept work at 20 copecks Tobacco and Smokers' Articles, sav what the Republican party must do cause the Minneapolis "wheat ring" the completion of his message to Congress, a day. Twenty copecks is about equal which I will sell in any quantity less tc be saved. These chaps might as supported him. The Minneapolis folks which will be ample time if he to ten cents, and the purchasing power than 5 gallons, at the lowest prices. well be contented to occupy back seats bought 36,000,000 bushels of wheat last will make the document as short as it of 10 cents in St. Petersburg is not Respectfully. for awhile, for there are no front ones year, and they only got it by paying should be. greater than that of six cents in New *COB HCESCHELER Ruemke's Builcline, New Ulm, Minn. at their disposal. enough more than the Chicago or Milwaukee York. We are not all that we should Senator Vest, who has heretofore lived B. BEHNKE & CO.,, price to keep it from going be in America, but one strong indication in a very quiet way in Washington, The Minneapolis Millers' union, the there Perhaps it would be better to that we shall be so, some time or probably owing: to the health of his organization that succeeded the Millers' blot out Minneapolis and the other other, is to be found in the fact that we wife as well as to himself, has purchased association, will not be continued beyond wheat markets. Will some democrat are conscious of our imperfection. a house here. That makes twenty to-day. The millers sav that they EXTENSIVE OPENING OF NEW AND DESIRABLE come forward and answer the conundrum But, as compared with any other nation, two Senators who have invested in real now can get all the wheat they want why wheat is so low under a democratic we are in a condition to arise and FALL AND WINTER GOODS. estate in this city. Many of them live without combination, and as there is a administration, after beino* call ourselves blessed.Inter Ocean. in their own houses and some have invested scarcity of water a good many of the promised a better state ot things for speculative purposes. It is mills will shut down this winter, as St, Peter Tribune. possible that the whirligig of politics The condemned Chicago anarchists comparatively few are provided with E may return ex-Senator Stewart of Nevada were to have been huncr next Friday steam plants. The newspaper men ot the state, are to the Senate to succeed Senator but Thanksgiving morning brought having their ups and downs, like other Fair, who is said to be more times a them a boon which will secure for them In Michigan a man who has been receiving men. The St. Peter Tribune is offered millionaire than any member of that at least two or three more months of tor sale, as its editor, A. R. McGill, has a pension of $16 a month, has been elected Governor of the State. wealthy body, unless perhaps it be Senator mundane existence. A writ was granted actually refused longer to receive it on The New Ulm Review has been sold, as Stanford of California. Mr. Stewart by Judge Scott of the state supreme the ground that he has completely recovered its former editor, Col. Jos Bobleter.has is said to be a candidate for the bench suspending the operation of the from his injuiies and cannot been elected State Treasurer. The DI(Y GOODS Senate on the simple platform that "the sentence until the full bench has passed conscientiously remain on the rolls. Northfield News has made its columns perused because its editor, J. Heatwole, Chinese must go", and the fact that upon the question raised in the argument The commissioner of pensions and his was the nctive and energetic Secretary the Chinese Legation occupy his imposing for a new trial. Even if the lower subordinates are so puzzled by the case of the Republican State Central lesidence here, known as Stewart court should be sustained in its refusal that, after thorough consideration, they Committee. Editor Halvorsen, ot the BOOTS & SHOES Castle, is being used against him. He to grant a second trial of the case, have decided that the man must be insane. Albert Lea Enterprise, Day, of the Fairmont Sentinel, Hoard ot the Montevideo throws the responsibility of that, however, it is said that the consummation of the Leader, and Bowen of the Sleepy upon the real estate agents who sentence will now be deferred until Eye Herald, will all be members of the Capt Geo. N. Lamphere, the editor control his property. March or April. An exchange thinks next senate, while Herbert, of Red ET C. ot the Moorhead News, says if the report it is a pity to waste the good money of Wing, got a black ej for Congress, The best evidence of what the future that Cleveland has appointed to and Hotchkiss, Van Leuven and Davidson the sovereign State of Illinois in feeding of Washington will be is to be seen in got libel suits on their hands. And office only 78 Union soldiers and 2,670 those fellows when so many deserving the real estate investments here of thus it goes, all over the State. The rebel soldiers is correct, it more than people are suffering for the necessaries Capitalists from other cities. Each newspaper man getting his full share makes good tne boast of the southernabout of life. of joys, sorrows and honors.Austin WE TAKE THIS EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE OUR week brings some nevv investor of large tne beginning of the civil war Register. means, and prices that a few years ago FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO GIVE US A CALL that one f them could lick five Yankees. MINNESOTA NEWS. would have seemed fabulous, are being And our friend Bassford of the Register In fact it goes a good deal farther and AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. WE SELL AT paid freely for desirable property in all is such an excellent postmaster makes out that to have been an armed The Knights of the razor of Minnesota sections of the city. It has been suggested that even President Cleveland has not THE LOWEST PRICES. rebel 25 years ago is at this day thirtyfoui are preparing to hold a state convention. had the heart to turn him out of the that each ktate of the Union erect times better than to have been an Austin postoffice. a building here to be used by each armed defender of the Union. A. Bel ink Si Manager, state respectively for its delegation in About $150 worth of prizes have Congress, the reception of visitoro, the been donated by the merchants of Rochester Mate Soldiers' Home. MoorheacTNews.The Hillsboro (D. for the poultry show. meeting ot State associations, etc., and T.) iianner bemoans the scarcity of unmarried CHAS, ROOw, the plan seems to be a popular one. young women and the overplus Several glandered horses in Jackson Gen. C. C. Andrews, formerly colonel of unmarried young men. It says county have been ordered killed to The doctors about Washington have of the Third regiment, Minn. V1. there are few social amusements in been indignant over a restrictive order prevent the disease from spreading. Infantry, publishes in the St. Paul Dispatch the town because there are so many of Pension Commissioner Black, relative his views regarding the proposition Allen Martin, living near Fairmont, DRUGGIST and eligible beaus and so few partners and to sick certificates issued by them STATIONER,^ to establish a Soldiers' Home in laid out on the prairie one night vis-a-vis of the gentle sex. The Banner to his clerks. He was not satisfied with last week, and froze both feet so badly Minnesota. He says finally closes an article of some leno-th a mere certificate of indisposition but DE-AXiIQR, IN" that portions of them will have to be "The principle which is characteristic t\ on the subject by proposing to offer a wanted the*physician to state the nature amputated. both of National and State Homes is Toys, China and bonus for a colony of fair lasses, in addition of the disorder. Naturally the doctors AGAINST THE IDEA OF CHARITY A Stillwater young man sa}s his to the tempting prize, of a younoman thought that was going too far, and and is expressed as follows by the managers father advised him not to get married. with an income of $1,000 and upwards of the National Home "The provision construed Gen. Black's demand as a He told his betrothed about it and she is not a charity, but is a reward as a husband to each fair lass. Fancy Goods, slur upon their professional honor. The advised him to take his father's to the brave and deserving, and is their Young ladies of New Ulm here is your matter was brought to the notice of advice. Wasn't she good? right, to be forfeited only by bad conduct, chance. Address in confidence, Banner, Secretary Lamar, and the latter let the at the Home, or conviction of The English sparrow is gradually Hillsboro, D. T. General down by sustaining the physicians henious crimes." Games and Novelties, Albums, working westward. Quite a number The Soldiers' Home represents the in protecting their patients against The "Political Skirmisher" of the Pioneer of them have been seen about Austin of sentiment of the state towards the ideal explicit inquiry, through them. Mr. hero of the war. It is a memorial to Press says a bill to abolish the experimental late, and Ed. Everett of Waseca saw Plush Goods, Lamar suggested that when precise in. the dead as a retreat for the honorable farm of the state university four of them near Rice Lake recently. formation was needed the Commissioner disabled survivors of the war. It must, is already under consideration by a faction Notions. Fairmont News: Mr. W. J. Conner, therefore, in the durability and beauty had better get it from the applicant who denominate the farm as a of its architecture and its whole character a farmer residing near Sherburn, who asks for leave. "breeding place for fossils." The farmers' not only do honor to the sentiment was drowned in his well. Conner was Mucn has been said about the "de- and dignity of the state at the present alliance has already placed the watering his stock and the cattle crowded time, and be an object to which every testable spy system" in connection with seal of its disapproval upon the farm, A COMPLETE STOCK OP ROOTS, HERBS, BARKS ANL around the well so closely that Mr. citizen in this generation can point with the Washington police scandal, and and the effort to secure its abandonment pride, but it should be something which Conner was thrown into it head first. much indignation has been expressed in PATENT MEDICINES ALWAYS ON HAND. will probably be a strong onehowever will reflect honor upon the state twenty The well was about eighteen feet deep, some places that members of Congress or thirty years from now, when its population unworthy the cause may be. PRICES QUOTED ON APPLICATION. r" with seven feet of water in it. as well as other people, should be subjected shall be a million or two more I According to the instructions of the Litchfield Independent. A young than now, and when the inmates of the to espionage. However that may PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL OBDEMS.- executive committee of the farmers' alliance home shall be in the decline of life. man named William Collins was hunting be, a certain Representative in Congress A state like Minnesota, which received issued last summer, the farmer about Lake Jenny, near Collinwood, was run into the station house one^ as a gift from congress the munificent Post Office Block, New Ulm, Minnesota. element in the next legislature will oppose which was partially frozen over. He night last week for getting up a row after dower of 1,280 acres of land in every and refuse to go into what is known was seen to go out on the thin ice, and township for an inviolable school fund, midnight in a disreputable part of THE NEW EM Brick!d Brick! as the "legislative party caucus." They in a moment disappeared from view. now amounting to over $5,000,000, and the city. He was permitted to register destined to reach the amount of $12,- igne desires to announce will give no pledges under this rule as Search was made for the body, but u.n ders as a clerk under a ficticious name, uThu 000,000, cannot afford and should 'not CITY PLANING MIL to who or what they will support that without success. while a cab was called and an officer be permitted to do anything mean in that he has manufactured and offers is, if they live up to their instructions. the way o'f establishing a soldiers' home. A sad accident occurred at St. detailed to see him safe in his lodging for sale an excellent quality of hand-^ They will seek also to have the legal Her veneration for the memory of her Paul on Thursday, by which Mr. James house. It is useless to say what would made building brick. The brick are^JL MANUFACTURES heroes who in rosyyouth sacrificed their late of interest in Minnesota reduced to C. Miller, cashier of the Bank of North have been done with him if he had really even size and admirablv adapted for DOORS, WINDOW SASH, lives in the war will of itself constrain 8 per cent per annum. The old chestnut chimneys, etc Yards one block below been a "clerk" and it is bad that Minneapolis, and a brother of General her to create a home that will be worthy of forbidding the use of railroad Congregational church, New Ulm. VENETIAN BLINDS, such distinctions should be made and of the name a generation or two hence Manager Miller of the Milwaukee road, passes by legislators will be revived and JOHN STCECKERT. t. as well as now. Its situation should be that the law-breaker should go unpunished lost his life. He had been down to St MOULDINGSAND FRAMES. where the sanitary conditions are unexceptionable, the offense be made an impeachable becanse he is a law-maker. Paul in company with a friend, and in with plenty of pure water, one. They want, too, annual sessions LADIES starting to return both men jumped on ample grounds and easily accessible Plaining, turning and all of the legislature, and a thousand other to visitors from all parts of the state." the train when it was in motion and work with rib-saw prom.ptand v\. oYro Blood Elixir is the only things practicable and impracticable. kindly take notice thaCtRI am prepared EA PUFFS In the event of the establishment of a were thrown off. Mr. Miller rolled under TOfTi^tJ.efwonarties T%^Vv^ T to lurnish short notice, for birthdav neatly excuted. S, An old member of the house wisely observes, edy guaran- Bloo cureKemUlcers, home for the soldiers in Minnesota, the wheel and was instantly killed, teed. It is a positive for Erup "We will have a flood of granger tionsor Syphilitic Poisoning. It purifies the SPSS*** ^TRON CAKE, RAISIN Gen. Andrews thinks it not improbable the body being badly mangled. He All work guaranteed. Rates reasonable. bills that will threaten to impede whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic CAKE, PIES and other delicacies, that aid for its maintenance may be secured was an unmarried man about 30 years and Neuralgic pains. We guarantee it. at reasonable rates. all the necessary work of both houses." from the general government. old. C. L. Roos, New Ulm, Minn. C. ZELLER, Prop'r. AUG. PREUSS. a Wt^MAiM^A4f:m, mm Tl riMMriMlili