ijfrjjllfttlffijl J^M'^W" #fc9MaM)*taMN PETEEfSCHEREii, one can look over the scores of railroad MILLINERY WINE & BEER HALL bills introduced in our legislature without ^NEWULM,MINN AND being impressed with the fact that & fjff DRESS MAKING^ j|8 Near Meridian Block, ^fU there mast be some Don Quixotes who Uew Ulrn, Tv CHAS L. ROOS, Managing Editor. are trying to ride into public favor on Minn. LUMBER. Miss Mary Hopt,' CM AS. STENGEL, Prop, railroad-kicking steeds. One of the bills to which we refer would compel Wednesday, Feb. 16,1887. The best of liquors and cigars always railroads within the State to attach to on hand. A warm luncnis served every opposite the morning. each passenger train a st^el or iron car Union Hotel, Hfew TJlm, In a recent decision rendered in favor which shall contain all contrivances for of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Has on hand a good stock of Millirery Goods coa* heating and lighting the several cars. Railway Company, appellant, against sisnngin part of Hats, Bonnets. Velvets, Silts TAR Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, &c The inventor of this scheme ought to LATH, SHINGLES, BOORS, the State of Minnesota, the supreme Also Patterns for stamping monograms. Stamp, fr inf of all kinds. Embroidery Work and Fashionable have inserted in his bill plans and specifications court unanimously declares the grain dressmaking done to order. SASH, BLINDS, for he construction of such a and warehouse law unconstitutional. F. H. BEHNKE. VIED/ MA car,to demonstrate to a skeptical world The court holds that "the lands acquired and all kinds of that such aa untried contrivance is really {OUGHIURE by a railroad company for the =DEALER IN= Building Material. the best and safest that can be devised purposes of its enterprise are, so far as for the purpose in question. Why the right of property is concerned, private not banish the stove and the petroleum property. If purchased, the company NEW ULM, MINN. Absolutely MOST PERFECT MADE lamp from the passenger car, and leave Free from, Opiates, 26&PoisonandEmetics pays for them if taken in the exercise SAFE. Joh Hauenstein Preparedwith strict regard to Parity, Strength, and the company to substitute better appliances, of the right of eminent domain, Healthfulness. Dr Price's BakingPowder contains SURE. subject to the approval of such noAmmonia,Lime,Alum or Phosphates Dr Price's it pays the compensation to the owner. Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon, etc, flavor deliciously. PROMPT. officers as the law may designate? On BREWER They are purchased or taken and held PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., Chicago and St Louis. several eastern roads and a great many AT DRUGGISTS AND DKALSRS. for a public purpose, a public use. Otherwise THE CHARLES A. VOtHXEB CO., BALTUfORB, HD. GifoderieAfffuit^jdjfodk- European railways, cars are heated by they could not be taken under Jacob Klossner, Jr., sind steam supplied from the locomotive. the right of eminent domain. They are etfy, I^H|^^ etd, We aie confidently looking forward to MALTSTER charged with a public duty, which the the intioduction,in the near future.of a company, in consideration, of the rights GOOD TABLE BUTTER. bill prohibiting the use of locomotives and powers conterred on it by the state, Our brewery is fully equipped and by any railroad within the State a bill New Brick,Cor. Minn. & Centre Strs., assumes to perform, and which the DEALER IN able to fill all orders. to compel railroad companies doing state can compel it to perform. But NE W UM MINN. Mr. F. Grebe has charge of the bottling business in this State to pay their net establishment. such pnblic use is specific, not general, i earnings into the State treasury, the and when required for any other public New Ulrn, Minn. Goods sold at Rock-bottom prices for 'k amount thus received to be apportioned use the land must be taken for the purpose H.FRENZEL, cash. Goods delivered in any part of AND among the members of the legislature in the same manner as the lands the city.& j^- Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and a bill to provide for the payment, of any private owner are takeni. e., ill Kinds of Fan Machinery, Baekaehe, Headache, Toothache, by every lailroad company, of one Sprains, Braises, etc, etc through the right of eminent domain. Manufacturer of PKICE, FIFTY CENTS. MAXJ.ROSSKOPF THEO. MUELLER. AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS hundred dollars to every member of the NEW ULM, MINN. The ownership being private, there being SODA WATER, THE CHARLES A. VOGELEB CO., BALTIMORE, HD. R0SSK0PF & MUELLER, MORTGAGE SALE. legislatuie who may condescend to travel a private interest in them, they cab TAKE NOTICE. SELTZER WATER by such road, for each and every not in any manner or any pretext be Default has been made in the conditions MANUFACTURERS OF trip made by him. CJCAftS and taken for a private use without the consent of that certain mortgage executed My friends and acquaintances wilt, and delivered by Thomas Tweet and of the owner. Nor can they be please take notice that I have just received Champagne Cider. The SLEEPY E YE HERALD says that Bella Tweet his wife Mortgagers to a large invoice of taken for public use without making Mr. Bowen introduced in the senate the Wilson Van Dyke, Mortgagee dated CognacBourbon, Kuemmel, just compensation It is conceded bill already introduced in the house by Centre Street, New Ulrn, Minn. May 29th, 1884 and lecorded in the office 1 AND DEALERS IN White and Med Wines, "taking1 Mr. Gregoiy, requiring railroad companies that, if the action authorizes a of the Register of Deeds in Brown Tobacco and Smokers' Articles, to urnifeh free passes to all State County, Minn., on the 19th day of June Si:q^l\km?)fo$., within the constitutional meaning of the which 1 will sell in any quantity less elective officers, members of the legislature A. D. 1884 at 9 A. M. in Book "O" of *f term, the section [of the law in question] than 5 gallons, at the lowest prices. and judges of the district1 and says Mortgages on page 136, on which there Respectfully, cannot be sustained. And this is sight,1 supreme courts. "At first is claimed to be due and is due and unpaid, DEALERS IN JACOB HOSSCHELER. undeniable, for the act makes no provision the HERALD, "such a novelty seems Ruemke's Building-, New Dim, Minn. at the date of this notice the sum absurd, but there are good reasons for of $2442.70, and no proceeding at law for ascertaining or makinge "just B. BEHNKE & CO., as required by th con 1 it, and the same provision prevails as or in Equity has oeen taken to collect compensation1 the law in several states already. A the same except a judgement rendered stitution .It is, however, contended prominent railroad man says that it in Renville Co., Minn without authority, that the section aims merely at regulating will be generally acceptable to the companies. and upon which no execution LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, has been issued and nothing paid. "Asa matter of fact they furnish the public use for which the land EXTENSIVE OPENING OF NEW AND DESIRABLE SASH AND BLIND. the passes now, and to make it The premises described said Mortgage was originally taken. By that taking obligatory upon them by statute will are lots Six (6) and Eight (8) in Lime, Cement and Coal. FALL AND WINTER GOODS. the company acquired and paid for the relieve them and relieve the holders of Section Twenty Eight (28) Township exclusive right to possess and employ the passes from base imputations." We One Hundred and Twelve (112) Range fail to see why the HERALD should advocate the land in that public use. Such right Thirty Three(33)m Brown County Minnesota. the enactment of such a farce. Lowest prices always. cannot be taken from it, except through If, for the reasons given, such a law READY-MADE Therefore notice is hereby given that exercise of the right of eminent domain will be acceptable to the railroad companies, by virtue of a power of sale contained Opposite Railroad Depot, or through forfeiture. The section they will promptly issue the in said Mortgage and of the statute in NEW ULM, MINN. passes as heretofore and will not give does not assume to control or direct such cases provided the said Mortgage the courts an opportunity to "relieve" will be foreclosed by a sale of the aforesaid the company in its use of the land, but Louis Buenger, them of this sham obligation. Knowing Mortgaged premises, by the Sheriff to exclude it from such use, and to confer that in the event of any railway of said Brown Co. Minn at public auction the right to employ it in a similar company's refusal to issue free passes, to the highest bidder at the front Cor. Minn, and 3d North Sts., use upon another. It must be apparent an attempt to enforce such a law will door of the Court House in New Ulrn in Dip GOODS cause the latter to be declared unconstitutional, said Co. on Tuesday the 29th day of that the amount of land to be taken NEW ULM, MINN. the intelligent citizen will March 1887 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon does not affect the principle.... So far ^f conclude that railway corporations must to satisfv the aforesaid sum of as the section requires railway companies have some very good reasons for submitting $ 2442.70 and interest thereon together to let other persons in possession with the costs and expenses of this foreclosure, to such a measure. There would in and Dealer in all Kinds of including the sum of Fifty Dollars fact be no more compulsion about the of any portion of their land without the Att\ s. fees stipulated to be paid in issuance of passes under such a law compensation required by the constitution, said Mortgage in case of the foreclosure than without it and its passage would it is invalid." The foregoing decision thereof. simply wrap the mantle of legality clearly defines the relation of the about a transaction which most people Dated Jan. 28th, 1887. ETC. are inclined to regard as petty bribery. WM. FRANK. state to the private property of railway JOHN BENTZIN. WILSON J. VA N DYKE, Cottonwood Mills. Mortgagee. corporations. The state can take any A if The N EW YORK SUN calls attention C. F. SAWYER, Att'y. for Mortgagee. amount of private property for public to the fact that the Hon. Ignatius Donnelly Minneapolis, Minn. use by exercising its right of eminent is not the only distinguished Shakspearean critic Minnesota can WE TAKE THIS EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE OUR domain but according to the constitution STATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court. Custom grinding solicited. Will 3 claim as her own. The Hon. Cushman S of the UnitedStates.this right cannot COUNTY OF BROWN, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO GIVE US A CALL Davis wrote a treatise proving that grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange In the matter of the assignment of Willibald be exercised withoutour renderin.constitut "jus and State Skakspeare was a very able lawyer. 1 EibnerInsolvent. 34 fts. flour, 5 lbs. shorts and 8 compensation,1 AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. WE SELL AT On reading and filing the petition of Bos. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour Gov. McGill deserves credit for appointing tion brings out this point even more definitely Charles L. Roos the assignee in the THE LOWEST PRICES. and feed sold at low rates and delivered Mr. Shandrew to the office of above matter, it is ordered that all persons by saying that"private property in New Ulrn free of expense. insurance commissioner. Mr. Shandrew interested in said estate and having shall not be taken for public use without has already found out eighteen claims against said insolvent and claiming FRANK & BENTZIN. A, Behnke, Manager. -D. LHITIi & CO, just compensation therefor, -first "wild cat" insurance companies in the benefits of said assignment, file secured.'1'' Railway corpora- TIVOLI Minneapolis, all of which had been entirely paid and their duly verified claims'with proof overlooked by his distinguished thereof, with said Chai-lesL. Roos, assignee, tions are exercising functions properly CHAS, ROOSP predecessor in office. at his office in New Ulrn. Minn, on or belonging to the government.So long as before the 1st day of Marchl887,and likewise AND the government leaves the performance The capitol came near tumbling down on or before said date file releases BREWERY, on the representatives while they were of a certain portion of its duties to private of their said claims in manner and form voting for high license But it did not required by section 10 of chapter 148 of enterprise,it is certainly justified in tumble. That masterpiece of architecture the general laws of this state for 1881, DRUGGIST and STATIONER, placing this work under such regulations JOS. SCHMUCKER, PROPRIETOR. evidently desired to give Donnelly or be forever barred from claiming or and restrictions as may best subserve an opportunitv to inform his contemporaries receiving any benefits from said assignment. NEW ULM, MINN. that by a "graduated license" the public good. But the power 3DE-A.I_.I2Il, IN" he understands monopolies at $500 and of government ends here. It cannot Let this order be served upon the creditors Pure beer sold in quantities to suit 11000 respectively. of said Insolvent by publication the purchaser. Special attention paid regulate any private property, or services thereof for two successive weeks, at to the bottling of beer. equivalent to an assignable Mr. Daniels' bill to allow clerks of least once in each week prior to said amount of property, out of any individual school districts to subscribe at the expense first day of March 1887, in a newspaper NORTH-WESTERN HOTEL, of the district for one copv of printed and published in said Brown or corporation "without just compensation LACES and Mr. Gregory and SCHOOL EDUCATION at $1.00 a year, County, and by mailing a copy thereof therefor.'1 was killed in the senate by a vote of 4 FR. GOLLNAST, PROP'R. to each of said creditors who have not other members of our legislature who to 28. Quite a collection of interesting heretofore filed their claims or releases specimens of humanity, that State senate have advocated such nonsense as compelling Opposite the Railroad Depot, thereof, on or before the 21st day of of ours. Mr. Bowen, although a February 1887. slfiV the lailroads to carry legislators HEW UZMs MINJST. democrat, supported the bill. TRIMMINGS Dated February 15th 1887. and other public luminaries free of First class accomodations B. F. WEBBER, at charge, ought to study the fundamental When the high licence bill was being Judge of District Court reasonable rates. Good principles of our republican government considered in our house of representatives 9tn Judicial District. stabling on the the other day, Mr. Newell of St. before making any further attempts premises. Paul said that he had tasted his first The Verdict Unanimous. for Masquerade Suits. at encumbering our statutebooks champagne a few days ago and that a W. D. Sjilt, Druggist, Bippus, Ind. with laws that will be wiped out majority of the workmen in the Manitoba NE W CHEA GAS STORE. testifies: "I can recommend Electric shops were in favor of a $1,000 license. by the courts. The suggestion that Bitters as the very best remedy. Every He declared Jiimself in favor of such extortion is a form of taxation is A COMPLETE STOCK OF ROOTS, HERBS, BARKS AN1 bottle sold has given relief in every case. a conservative license, but voted for Solunid & Wagner, too absurd to require refutation. Highway-robbery One man took six bottles and was cured high license because he didn't want 1 PATENT MEDICINES ALWAYS ON HAND. standing.1 ot Rheumatism of 10 years cannot be justified on any low license. Mr. Newell either had a Dealers in Abraham Hare, Druggist, Bellville. O. IBICES QUOTED ON APPLICATION. "big head" on him that day or felt assured such pretense as that If our legislative Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions. Furnishing affirms: "The best selling medicine that high license would not kill luminaries feel that they are being Goods, Green, Dried and I have'ever handled in my 20 years experience, the places where champagne is sold. 1 MOMJPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. Canned Fruits. bribed by accepting the free passes offered is ElectricBitters." Thousands He is suspected of being a democrat. of others have added their testimony, them by railway corporations, the All Goods Sold at Bottom Pricss. Post Office Block New Ulm, Minnesota?^ so that the verdict is unanimous that Representative E. A. Hendrickson of only honoraole course to be taken is to 8*-4 Guiie Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of St. Paul opposed the $1,000 clause of refuse to travel at the expense of such The Stock is all new and of the best the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only Drua the high license bill because he considered Travelers' quality. Roos1 corporations. If tneir mileage does not half dollar a bottle at C. L. beer and light wines as food products. C. WAGNER, Store. [2] suffice to pay their traveling expenses, We believe that Mr. Hendncicson D3F"FarmeTS Produce taken in Fx change for some time ago introdued a bill providing let it be increased so as to cover any goods at the most liberal price* for the repeal of Sabbath laws. reasonable number of holiday trips to (J. B. SCHMID'S OLD STAND.) Undertaker and Dealer ia Since this audacious gentlemnn is a SLEEPY EYE, MINN. graduate of our State university, we be made at the expense of the public. FURNITURE would suggest that the board "of regents ^AUG. QTJEHSE, of that semi-denominational institution It is well enough for the legislature hold an extra session to consider IS 4 to handle the railroads in such a manner the most effective methods of riddino* ^HARNESS MAKER the alumni list of such offensive products as to reduce to a minimum the numerous OF ALL F,'ND S. of a too liberal-minded college evils connected with monopolies Obtained, and nil 1'AIEhT BL-l&Lbi> at and Dealer in Baft. administration. #**i' tended to for MODrRA TE FEES Our office is Going West. of that sort but legislators ought to Whips, Collars, and all other WAL PAPER fgM$f opposite the S latent Office and We can ou No 4 Express, 0-41 a m, No. 1 Express 4-50 a i tain Patents in.less time than those remote from articles usually kept bear in mind that constitutions were 2 ,40 p.= 3 6:05 pjp f\V A and reliable Medicinesarethebest WA WllNGTON. Send MOUFL DUA WING or 12 Ac'm :5ir a. zz in a first-class harI not framed and adopted to be overridden 7'IIOTO of invention We ad\ise as to patentability VJ%\* todependupon. Acker'sBlood Elixir CARPET S A 14 -0:30 a m. "12 10:30 free of charge and tvi make NO CHARGE hasbeenprescribed for years for allim- by the whimsical notions of legislative $ ness shop. 16 4.15 p. m. UNLESS PATENT JS SECVRht) r-/# mummsC All othe= dai] puritiesoftheBlood. Ineveryformof'Serofulous, For circular, advice, terms and references to daily*!5 cranks,tand that even the meanest Nos and 2 New harnesses made to order and re actual clients in yonr own **tate Comity. City or F/philitic or Mercurialdiseases, it is except Sunday. convict in a state prison has certain invaluable. For Rheumatol, hasno equal paring promptly attended to.^ MINN C.S%M, $$W ULM.^ ?%i^ HEIPEMAN, Agec!