mmmm WA V $&&& PETEB SCHEBER, Capt. S. W. Grosbeck, U. S. A., The state dental society wille meet in judge advocate of the department of Minneapolis July 13,14 and 16. About HF NEW ULM, MINN. Dakota, has been detailed by the war 125 are expected. The meeting will be department as inspector of the Second held at the Nicollet and the clinics at the Minnesota College hospital. On regiment, N. G. S. M., at its camp at CHAS. L. ROOS, Managing Editor Wednesday, in addition to business, Mankato. J%^ Wednesday July 6, 1887. Doctors E D. Allison, M. G. Jensen, Rich. L. D. Leonard and E* H. Angle ii\ Chicago b.uik Nis complaining to will read papers or discuss them. the treasury department about the WOOLEN MILL, Thursday morning there will be clinics scarcity of small bill*. Never mind at the college. Thursday afternoon an that if only large bills are plent). LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, near New Ulm^ essay will be read by Dr. F. H* Brimmer, I' followed by discussions. Friday In the Ohio prohibition convention SASH, BLINDS, Carding, Spinning, Weaving, Fulling, etc. morning clinics and Friday afternoon ex-Gov. St. John proposed that a lebel description of a new system of regulating flag plank be included in the platform. and all kinds of and retaining appliances. In the It is not yerv clear what th" rebel flags Wool taken in exchange for blanketings, evening George S. Q. Brown will tell flannels, full-cloth, yarns, etc. 'iiave to -do with prohibition. Building Material. what he knows about manufacture of Orders should be left at the mill or "*f~$cp. i MOST PERFECT MADE After the presentation ot gold watches with Mr. H. Kunze, near Turner Hall. Artificial teeth. The clinics of Thursday Satisfaction guaranteed in every 'in- at the last session of the St. Paul will be especially interesting, showing Dr. Price's Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose, Almond, NEW ULM, MIKN. stance. hoard of Education, one of the inspec Joh Hauenstein Etc., prepared fromthe truefruits,flavordeliciously. some new developments in the B. MARSCHNER, Prop'r. tors moved that the board go into a methods of rilling teeth. There will fHEO. MUELLER. mutual admiration society "for the benefit HERM. ESSEtf. probably be an excursion to the lake BREWER of the poor devils left out." during the meeting. Dr. Charles M. Bailey of Minneapolis is president of In a recent report to the department eincl the society. MANUFACTURERS OF C!GASS* of state, Mr- Winchester, S. minister MALTSTER to Switzerland, describes the excellent In grading for the "Soo" yards in school system of that cottony. In this Northeast Minneapolis the workmen line we could learn a great deal from AND DEALERS IN Our brewery is fully equipped and have found Vvhat are undoubtedly the the little Aipme lepubhe. Switzerland able to fill all orders. Tobacco anil Smokers' Articles, remains of an ancient Indian fort. The Mr. F. Grebe has charge of the bottling has compulsory educatiwn. The compulsory establishment. fortifications must have been very extensive, feature of the Minnesota school New Ulm, Minn. and the present traces indicate system wis never intended for anything Ruemke's Building, New Dim, Minn. quite a scientific construction. A farmer H.FRENZEL, moie than *i fsue who has lived near the spot for the NEW E MARBLE WORKS, Mrs. Cleveland is coming out west last thirty years said the works had the this fill and w,ll visit Paul, where she Ig. Schwendinger, Prop'r. same ancient appearance when he came Manufacturer of onee resided. It i- needless to sav thit theie The workmen spend their leisure SODA WATER, St. Paul will do i li dsome, she will Monuments, Tombstones and all moments searching lor Indian relics.PIONEER SELTZER WATER make holiday f'U even body in town, other work in my line made to order PRESS. promptly and in a workmanlike manner put up A summe ce ace it nece&sarv, and at reasonable tates. nd piobubh do 'he ttle lady from NEW ULM, MINN. So It Would. Champagne Cider. \VA.I 11 "ton mote injiuy fioin overattention MILLINERY in one \\ieek than the White It is suggested that if the president Centre Street, New Ulm, Minn. House pb\sici ins cm cure in three does come to Minnesota his reception AND months.DLLLTH 'IKIBUXE. committee be composed of I. Donnelly, DRESS MAKING. Sin^l\kin i^o^., Mr. Kelly, lorn Bowen and the lat6 register It is ud th it the publishers of Donne Miss Mary Hopt, PEICE BAKING POWDER COMPANY'S MANUFACT0S7. of the Redwood land office, Mr. THE LAttGEbT IN THE WORLD h's book, wh ch will he ierdy in a Bottling Dr. Price's Special FUToring Extracts. DEALERS IN Christensen. The grouping of these few mouths, li tve guaranteed a sale of four gentlemen upon one platform with Lumber, opposite the at lei 100.000 copies, on which a ro\- the president beaming placidly upon Union Hotel, New Ulm, alty ot one dollar or copy wiP be paid them would be a sight worth traveling CHAS, ROOSP the authoi rin*. will give Donnelly a con Good8 Has on hand a good stock of Milln trj to see. PIONEER PRESS. MsUngm ut of Hate, Bonnets, Vel\et, Silks chance to enter the mone\ market and LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, Ribbons Fe tthers, Flowers, fcc by vigorous competition secure to down Also Patterns for stamping monograms tamp SASH AND BLIND. AHUIL REPORT ing of all kinds. Embroidery Work and Fashionable tiodden humanity what his legislative dressmaking done to order. Lime, Cement and Coal. work failed to accomplish,a leduciion AN of New Ulm Public Schools. THE CHICAGO and STATIONER of the rate ot interest. DRUGGIST MORTH- 'Iheie i. Mime trouble between the Lowest prices always. The following tables have been compiled OFFERS THIS WEEK A LARGE STOCK OF Northwestern Star Oil Company and from the several reports of the FISHING TACKLE. BALLS, MAR- State On Inpi ctoi IL B. Willis. The superintendent of our graded schools, Opposite Railro Depot, WESTERN for the year ending June 24, 1887. Company wants its oil inspected in a NEW ULM, MINN. BLES, CROQUET SETS, HAMMOCKS ATTENDANCE, ETC. tank that holds 28,000 gallons, while Total enrollment 547 Louis Huenger, the inspector sajs he will inspect it only AND CANES. RAILWAY. Pupils entitled to apportionment 523 if it is placed in merchantable packages. Non-residents paving tuition .24 Penetrates the Centres of As the inspector gets the same fees Residents, 58 yrs. of age 72 Cor Minn, and 3il North Sts Population in whether the receptacle is large or small, Residents., 816 yrs 432 ILLINOIS, I0W&, NEW ULM, MINN. Non-residents, 8 -16 yrs 11 the question is to him a matter of dollars Total number, 816 yrs 443 WISCONSIN, and cents, and he will certainly Residents, 1621 yrs* 19 fignt for his "rights" with far greatei Non-re&idents, 1621 yrs 13 MICHIGAN, vigor than if only the safety of the public and Dealer in all Kinds of WALL PAINT, WALL FINISH, SANITARY MURALIN, Total number, 1621 yrs 32 Pupils attending less than 60 days, MINNESOTA, were involved. ALABASTINE, FLOOR PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, 58 \rs 3 A memorial to the president and congress 816"yrs 42 OIL, BRUSHES. THE LARGEST STOCK OF 1621 yrs 4 of the United States, signed by NEBRASKA AND WYOMING. Pupils attending 200 days or more.. 19 moie than a hundred English, Scotch THESE GOODS IN THE CITY. WM. FjlANK. JOHN BKKTZIN. Daysof school 203 Cottonwoo Mills. and Welsh members of the House of Total attendance in days 82,712 PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS. Commons, declares in favor of referring Average daily attendance 407 Its TRAIN SERVICE, is carefully Per cent, of attendance 74 all disputes between Americans and the arranged to meet requirements of Minn-5 Pofft Offide Slodk. fe\ Ulm, Transfers 18 British to arbitration for settlement. It local travel, as well as to furnish Average age, pupils entering high Custom grinding solicited. Will E BEHNEE & CO., is thought possible that the House of the most attractive Routes for school 16 grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange Commons may send a deputation to through travel between important Average age of graduating class* 17 34 fts. flour, 5 lbs. shorts and 8 Washington to present the memorial to Tuition paid by non-residents.. $240 TRADE CENTRES. Valuation of buildings and sites. $30,000 fts. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour Its EQUIPMENT of Day and Parlor Mr. Cleveland. There is moie eommon Cars, Dining and Palace Sleeping and feed sold at low rates and delivered sense in this than Senator Ingalls can TEACHERS AND CLASSES. EXTENSIVE OPENING OF NEW AND DESIRABLE Cars is without rival. in New Ulm free of expense. ever hope to override. SPRING AND SUMMERGOODS.fi Number of classes... 18 Its ROAD-BED is perfection, of i FRANK & BENTZIN. Number of grades.. 11 TTVOLI stone-ballasted Steel. Chicagoans need not fear that in case Class-iooms occupied 10 The North-Western is the favorite Male teachers 6 of the conviction of the boodlers now Female teachers 4 route for the Commercial Traveler, on trial that noble race will die out. RENR-UK Class-teachers 3 the Tourist and the Seekers AND They have plenty of material left down Special teachers 7 BREWEHY, after New Homes in the Golden there to outdo the non-Chicagoan fraction First grade certificates 7 Northwest. of the world in boodling as well as Second grade certificates 3 Detailed information cheerfully Licensed by H. S. 2 in everything else. furnished by JOS. SCHMUCKER, PROPRIETOR. APPLIANCES OF INSTRUCTION. C. W, H. HEIDEMAN. Agent, Owatonna has voted to issuing $40,- NEW ULM, MINN. Volumes in Library 215 New Ulm, Minn. 000 worth of bonds for the Duluth, Red DBJ MODS Text-books and readers MARVIN HUGHITT, H. WICKER, .560 Pure beer sold in quantities to suit Wing and Southern Railroad. Prang's drawing models, number Vice-Pres't and Gen. Mangr. Traffic Manager. the purchaser. Special attention paid of pieces 30 P. WILSON, to the bottling of beer. On July 11 Winona will vote on the Bock-Steger's anatomical models, General Passenger Agent proposition of a $100,000 bonus to the set of 27 NORTH-WESTERN HOTEL, Julius Krause BOOTS & SHOES Winona and Southern Railway. Cube root blocks, number of sets... 2 Arithmetical forms, sets 2 Fainter and Paper Hanger. FR. GOLLNAST, PROP'R. Geometrical solids, sets 5 Mayor Hewitt of New York has vetoed Dissected geometr. blocks, set of... 27 Opposite the Bailroad Depot* the proposal to allow the discharge Number of terrestrial globes 7 Ceiling DedofMion. & 0fe NEW ULM, MINN. of fireworks within the city limits on the ETC. ETC. Slated globe 1 All work executed neatly and promptly. Brass orrery 1 4th of July. Ordersmay be left at my residence Wheeler's natural history charts, at First class accomodations in Schapekahm's building corner set of 6 reasonable rates. Good Albert Turner, one of the negro murderers Minnesota and Fourth North streets. Anatomical charts, set of. 8 stabling on the of Jennie Bowman, was hung in WE TAKE THIS EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE OUI J. KRAUSE. Chart of geogr. definitions 1 premises. C. Baltrusch, the county jail yard at Louisville, Ky., Compass chart 1 FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO GIVE US A CALL last Friday at 6:30 o'clock in the morn"ig. Prang's trades and occupations, no. NEW CHEiPJASH STORE. of plates 12 AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. WE SELL AT 5 i Prang's outline drawing, no. of The fourth and most important prosecution -DEALER INDry plates 4 E. WAGNER, THE LOWEST PRICES. n#r W of the election fraud series at Goods,,*** Color charts 3 B. BEHITK E & CO Baltimore closed with sentences of two Parker's arithmet. chart3, no. of Dealer in sets years in jail for six judges and clerks Hats and Gags, Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, Fur. A. Behnke, Manager Germ, reading charts, Werz, set. of election, one of them receiving also a nishing Goods, Green, Dried and Germ, reading charts, Ahn-Henn, "V Canned Fruits. fine of $1000. One ward politician F. H. BEHNKE, PIONEER S Heirs and Boys'Hotting, OF set jumped his bail. This is the direct fruit V- Germ, reading charts, Reffelt, sets. Drug Store, All Goods Sold at Bottom Prices. Eng. reading charts, Appletons, sets of.the reform league prosecution, which =DEALER 1N= Ladies' Jackets and Dolmans Eng. reading charts, Monroe, sets.. the Baltimore Sun has denounced as a The Stock is all new and of Eng. reading charts, Sheldon, set sham and a device to secure political LADIES' AND GENTS' quality. DR. WESCHCKE, PROP' Maps, Brown Co 11 hi.Sr^^ capital. When these trials began the Furnishing Goods," Nicollet Co 1 &* .._. Minnesota Street, ^"Farmers Produce taken in Exchange for low order of political morality was seen Minnesota 6 goods at the most liberal price?. NEW ULM, MIN^. United States 13 in the freedom with which judges of ALSO A full and fresh stock *t (M. GAMBLE'S BUILDINO.)%2 North America 2 GROCERIES, election admitted that they had bannished World 14 SPRINGFIELD, MINN. drugs ana tnedicines,choi^ l certain ticket holders from the perfwmrryjine soaps,comr S. Am., Europe, Asia, Afr.. AUG QUEtfSE CROCKERY & GLASSWARE polls. If men peddled independent or and toilet articles, boo/in Austr. 9 combination ballots they had a hard Standard Time 2 stationery, colors, varnish* BOOTS ANDSHOES, Johnston's Classical, set of. a time with clerks and judges of election, es glasSiputty and paintet* HARNESS MAKER Numeral frames, large and small 9 supplies. while cigars and liquors were furnished And the very latest patterns In Sets of dry and liquid measures 4 GOOD TABLE BUTTER- and Dealer in ._, free to these important officials during PIANOS, ORGANS AN Sets of toy money 8 Dress Goods & Trimmings. Whips, Collars, and all other polling hours out of the Democratic Sets miscellaneous objects, for number MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.,,! articles usually kept New Brick,Cor. Minn. & Centre Strs., My purchases have been made di lessons -campaign fund. Other bosses are under in a first-class harness PURE WINES AND NEW UM, MINN. rect and for cash, and I am tberebj Blackboard compasses and radii.... indictment for fraud at the elections shop. enabled to make the lowest/prices. Compass^ QUORS FOR MEDICAL USj last Autumn, and* all in all, they Gall and examine my stock aid compare Set physical apparatus, no. pieces.. Physicians prescriptions carefuM New harnesses made to order and re Goods sold at Rock-bottom prices for axe having quite a house cleaning in the prices before purchasing else- Chemical laboratory.. compounded at all hours of the (L cash. Goods delftejed in any part of pairing promptly attended to. && Monumental Clty.-^WWONA RBPPBLI- where^-p^g Minerals and rocks, catalogued arlrM, M- 'jWHUL a* MINN