Star Sample Ropm, PETER SCHERER", Corry, Pa., Herald: IfAn enterprising rapt JEH1DI BLOCtS young man with a sleek tongue, a r" and fair face and a good suit of clothes, is NEW ULM, MINN. Farmers' Home travelling this section of the country DEALER IN selling hen's eggs at $8 per dozen. In NEW GOODS! CHAS.-L.:TtOOS, Managing Editor St NEW GOODS! LUMBER, every section het works he executes a JACOB HOESCHELER, Propr. good bond to take all the chickens Wednesday, July 13,1887. WEOFF: Dealer in hatched from them at $3 each, if the FOR THE NEXT FEW WEEKS THE FOL- Wines, liquors Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-CoburgGotha, party buying the eggs is dissatisfied 1*1 in his reply to the Sobranje's with the breed of fowls. He gets in LOWING BARGAINS:$M and Cigars. Jf^i despatch informing him of his election with some well known, man in the locality LACES. to the Throne of Bulgaria, says that he Ladies lace ties 15, 20 and 25 cts." who is perfectly good, and who LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, A fine lunch will be served every day. each, all worth double the amount. is proud of the honor conferred upon becomes a security on the'bond to take 300 yds. Oriental Laces 10 cts. worth Cor. Minn. & Center streets. SASH, BLINDS, ra him and giateful for it. "I hope", he the chickens at $3 each. The secret of 80 CtS. -y^ T|i Fans we have from 2 cts each up to I 1 New Ulm, Minn. added, "to prore myself worthy of the the young man's success is that he boils $3.50, the cheapest and the very finest 800 yds. two toned laces 10 and 15 and all kinds of ?$% goods. confidence of the Bulgarian people. I the eggs before selling them. Unquestionably cts., worth 20 to 25 cts. Building Material. am ready to respond to the call and to coickens hatched from these Ladies gauze vests, just received 2. 600 yds. fancy laces 5, 8 and 10 cts. devote myself to the service of Bulgaria eggs would be worth S3 each. ^^t doz. all sizes we sell 25 cts. each worth worth 10, 16 and20 cts. .WOOLEN MUX, 40 cts. Wit MNP r .*3gfo* as soon as the Porte accepts the election 1000 yds. narrow trimming laces 1 and the powers recognize it". The near New Ulm. In northern Dakota, wolves are hunted Lace buntings in pink, navy, light ct. per yd. never before offered so low. mil Prince's answer was received with satisfaction ^4ftf^ blue and cream we offer at 12} cts. pei ^ui iHaxwisstdn, by stag hounds. Some time ago, by the Sobranje. His acceptance yard, sold everywhere at 20 to 25 cts. six hounds brought to bay double their *s RIBBONS. CanJiiif, Spinning, Waving, Fulling, etc. yard. is, however, not very gratifying number of wolves, killing all but two. Just received 200 pieces of ribbons 8 flBREWER to the Russians. The St Petersburg cts., worth 8 and 10 cts. Also all of the Pearl buttons 3 cts. worth 5 cts. at i It seems that in these combats the dog ^IT .Wool taken in exchange for blanketings, Novoe Vremya says that the finest silk goods at remarkably low cts. a doz. worth 12 cts., 10 cts. a doz has the advantage of fleetness, pluck flannels, full-cloth, yarns, etc. prices. Prince'selection to the Bulgarian throne worth 15 to 20 cts. Just received 11 fWik Orders should be left at the mill or eincL and strength.! A pair of hounds can gross assorted goods. exhausts Russia'spatience. The Prince's with Mr. H. Kunze, near Turner Hall. MALTSTER. do up a wolf in pretty short order. One GLOVES. full name may exhaust the patience of Satisfaction guaranteed every'instance. JERSEYS! JERSEYS! will toss the wolf in the air and before Just received 1000 pair of summer many who are not Russians. It reads We have the lowest prices and larg the astonished animal is again on the gloves we offer some at 10 cts.. worth B. MARSCRNEK, Prop'r. Prince Ferdinand Maximilian Charles est assortment of any house in Kewu Our brewery is fully equipped and 20 cts. also some at 15 and 20 cts., ground he is caught at the neck and Ulm. Jerseys trimmed with bead*' able to fill all orders. worth 30 and 40 cts. Leopold Marie, Duke of Saxe-Coburg. fHEO. MUELLER. HERM. BSSE. loin and torn asunder. $2.00 word $3 00, also plain fine good.* Mr. F. Grebe has charge of the bottling at $1.50, worth $2.50, all sizes. establishment After the recent fire at Marshfield, SILK MITTS. While the rebel flag affair is troubling New Ulm. Minn. Wis., the mayor of that place appealed We offer the largest assortment of LACE CURTAINS. the minds of a great many and *Jt. A. R. MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARS, to Mayor Roche of Chicago for help, inquiring any house in Brown Co. Cotton mitts 10 cts. a yard, worth 18 to 20 cts^ 1, H.FRENZEL, men appear to be unwilling to have in cream at 10 cts. sold last season at whether the people of Chicago cts., worth 20 to 30 cts. a yard. Can Mr. Cleveland as their guest at the St 25 cts. Silk mitts 6 button lengths 25 could not offer anything in the line of not be bought elsewhere for these fig cts. a pair worth 45 cts. Better goods Louis encampment, it may not be out of ures. provisions. Judging from Mayor Manufacturer of 35 cts. worth 50 cts., in all shades. place to remark that the present commander-in-chief AND DEALERS IN Roche's reply, the poor people of Chicago Tobacco and Smokers' Articles. SODA WATER, of our army and navy MILLINERY! MILLINNERY! seem to have had nothing to HOSE. Closing out the balance of stock a is by proxy a member of the G. A. R. SELTZER WATER offer but that tenuous substance of Regular imported goods 25 cts. a pair about cost to make room for organization. Mr. Cleveland was our which their supply has always exceeded worth 50 cts. 500 doz. just received. and stock. drafted in 1863. A praiseworthy desire Ruemke's Building, New Ulm, Minn. the demand. Champagne Cider. to preserve his life for more important COME AND LOOKAT OOR STOCK OF GOODS AND SEE Mi3ijiL.nsr:E:R,Y services induced him to invest $150 In a secret session of Californians Centre Street, New Ulm, Minn. in a substitute. This substitute was held at San Francisco a week ago, a AND George Brinski, a Pole by birth, who brand-new third party was ushered into THAT WE ALWAYSHAVE JUST WHATWE ADVERTISE* DRESS MAKING. SiH^llkmSfo^., WES at that time serving as a sailor on being. Among the many things called Miss Mary Hopt, the lakes. Brinski was assigned to the for in the platform are unconditional AND WE CAN AND DO ALWAYSSAVE YOU MONEY. 76th New York, but soon secured a detail repeal of the naturalization laws, modification DEALERS IN as hospital nurse, in.which capacity of immigration laws, prohibition Don't forget the Place. opposite the he served till mustered out. Although of al.en land holding, and no interference Union Hotel, New Ulm, he did not assist in capturing any flags, by any church with the American he saw enough of the war to feel indignant CHAS R00Sf Has on hand a good stock of Millii ery Goods COD school system. A unique medley, listing in part of Hat*, Bonnets, Vehete, Silks over the battle flag order. Brinski indeed. Ribbons, Fe ithers, Flowers, lie LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, is no an inmate of the Soldiers and Also Patterns for stamping monograms Stamp* SASH AND BLIND. ing of all kinds. Embroidery Work and Fashionable Sailors' Home at Bath, N. Y. It is a well-known fact that many Republicans dressmaking done to order. CHICAGO Lime, Cement and Coal. jftSj* of the North would call themselves DRUGGIST and STATIONER At Portland, Oregon, the principal Democrats if they lived in the NORTH- feature of the Fourth of July celebration South, while many of the Democrats of Lowst prices always. was the illumination of the snow-covered the South, if they lived in the North OFFERS THIS WEEK A LARGE STOCK OF summit of Mount| Hood, about would be Republicans There are no WESTERN Opposite Railroad Depot, FISHING TACKLE, BALLS, MAR- ll,000feet above the level of the sea and issues between the old parties. So far NEW ULM, MINK. at adistance of fifty milesiifrom the city. as the people are concerned, this is an BLES, CROQUET SETS. HAMMOCKS feeling.'1BOSTON HER- 100 pounds of red fire burst forth in a "era of good Louis Buenger, blaze at 11.30 on the evening of the RAILWAY. ALD. AND CANES. i Fourth. The task of illuminating the Penetrates the Centres of WHXXD PAIETT3 Tne Genoese are already beginning to Population in peak was accomplished by six Oregonians, Cor. Minn, and 3d North Sts., ILLINOIS, IOWA, make arrangements for the celebration who left Portland July 1, and encamped NEW ULM, MINN. of the four-hundredth anniversary of on the evening of July 2 at the WISCONSIN, the discovery of America by Columbus. snow line. Thence to the summit the t9t AWT &S&S8A8S.X $8A& All the states of America will be invited MICHIGAN, journey was made on foot, over the soft tftnoriTUfts}. and Dealer in all Kinds of to send representatives to the celebration. snow, and in some places hard ice, and WALL PAINT, WALL FINISH, SANITARY MURALIN, MINNESOTA, in others where steps must be cut with ALABASTINE, FLOOR PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, their hatchets and two dangerous crevasses D4K0TA, Philadelphia celebrated the Fourth *J must be crossed. Besides five of by the bursting of a balloon containing OIL, BRUSHES. THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEBRASKA AN WYOMING. the party had each to carry twenty 100.000 cubic feet of gas, seven fires, JOHN BENTZIN. WM. FRANK. THESE GOODS IN THE CITY. pounds of red fire in addition to the Cottonwoo Mills. three murders, and proud a number of blankets. They must have remained Its TRAIN SERVICE is carefully accidents, fatal and otherwise. PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS. arranged to meet requirements of on the summit all night in order to Fojft Office SlOdk. fe iflni,' Jjiitu- The Peruvian government has invited local travel, as well as to furnish touch off the fire. It is the first time the republics of Central and South America Custom grinding solicited. Will the most attractive Routes for B. BEHNEE & CO. that human beings spent the night on to co-opefate in the formation of grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange through travel between important an American sanitary congress to be the summit of the mountain. The illumination 34 fts. flour, 5 lbs. short3 and 8 TRADE CENTRES. held Novembei 1st of this year at Lima. was also seen in Eastern fc\ Its EQUIPMENT of Day and Parlor fos. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour Oregon, a distance of seventy-five miles. Cars, Dining and Palace Sleeping and feed sold at low rates and delivered P. T. Barnum celebrated his 77th EXTENSIVE OPENING OF NEW AND DESIRABLE Gars is without rival. In treating a case of lockjaw several birthday at Bridgeport, Conn., with a in New Ulm free of expense. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. clam-bake to thirty children, grandchildren, Its ROAD-BED is perfection, of Chicago physicians proceeded as follows. FRANK & BENTZIN. and greatgrandchildren. stone-ballasted Steel. The patient was put under the TTVOLI The North-Western is the favorite influence of ether. An incision four The developement which is taking route for the Commercial Traveler, inches long and three inches deep was place in the Mouse River region in REUDE the Tourist and the Seekers North Dakota, this spring, is something AND made an inch and a half behind the hip after New Homes in the Golden BREWERY, surprising to those unacquainted with bone. The sciatic nerve was then exposed. North west. the rapidity with which the newer parts Here a strong metallic sound of the Northwest are being brought under Detailed information cheerfully was passed beneath the nerve and it the sway of the plow. The moving furnished by JOS. SCHMUCKER, PROPRIETOR. cause up there just now is traceable to was stretched downward from spinal C. W, H. HEIDEMAN. Agent, the fact that an enormous extent of fertile NEW ULM, MINN. cord with a pressure of 175 pounds. New Ulm, Minn. land has suddenly been brought into DBJ GOODS The gash was then dressed with iodorform MARVIN HU6HITT, H. C. WICKER, Pure beer sold in quantities to suit quick and easy* connection with the and antiseptics and sewed up. Vice-Pres't and Gen. Mangr. Traffic Manager the purchaser. Special attention paid rest of the country. Last November $**wf lit E P. WILSON, to the bottling of beer. the'rails of the St. Paul, Minneapolis & An incision three inches long was next Manitoba railway reached the second General Passenger Agent made in the groin, the knife passing crossing of the River, 207 miles west of Julius Krause NORTH-WESTERN HOTEL, 3,,passing downward past the femoral ars^tery the Red River. Close to this point was BOOTS & SHOES $*&' until the crural nerve was exposed. an immense area of fertile land without Fainter and Paper Hanger. FR. GOLLNAST, PROP'R. if Here the sound was again used, and the a settler except along the river timber. nerve drawn downward from the spinal Now home-seekers have flocked in with Opposite the Kailroad Depot. ,v deiliqg Delofktioi) $$e5iklity cord with a pressure of fifty pounds. such unexampled rapidity that the new ^i NEW ULM, MINN., dwellings of the home-steaders can be ETC. Allwork executed neatly and promptly. i^The two nerves treated are thosesupplying seen dotting the prairiefor miles around Ordersmay be left at my residence First class accomodations at locomotion and sensation from the Minot in Schapekahm's building corner reasonable rates. Good Eight miles above this town is the ^^^nerve center to the seat of the wound. .....mm.. ^yMt?. Minnesota and Fourth North streets.^ i junction of the De Lacs with theMouse. Htabling on the t3 ___ 1fMR The stretching was done, to destroy the Wir J. KRAUSE. ^.arfAi-tV* This De Lacs Valley is in every way a J?'^ premises. |K|?Cuervo current which conducted the sen- WE TAKE THIS EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE OUB O. Baitruscli, most inviting country. Rising in .a *%^8ations from the scar to the brain. beautiful lake 30 miles in length, it HEW. CHEA CASH STORE. V' FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO GIVE US A CALL i*\ flows through two more lakes, somewhat ^Chicago papers are booming this case smaller, and after leaving the last Mm?** as something entirely new in surgery lW,rAND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. WE SELL AT E. WAGNER, /f -DEALER IN- i one, for 60 miles waters a charming ~wi but while the treatment outlined above Boodspf Dry valley of rich soil covered by the finest THE LOWEST PRICES, frff S may be new so far as Chicago is concerned, grasses. The tributary streams are B. BEHNEE & CO. Dealer in it is well-known to the medical many, and nearly all are living bodies Hats and Caps, Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, Furnishing A. Behnke, Manager. of cold, pure, spring water. Nature profession that the same treatment for Goods, Green, Dried and has indeed been lavish in her gifts to lockjaw was tried in Germany wag Men's and Beys'Clotting, awr Canned Fruits. f^j PIONEER this most attractive valley, for not only F. H. BEHNKE, ago- are the tributary valleys filled by dense All Goods Sold at Bottom Prices. Drug Store, Ladies' Jackets andDolmans forests of oak, ash poplar and elm timber, f =DEALER IK= Ignatius Donnelly addressed an audience but for miles the most prominent The Stock is all new and of the best objects in view in the bluffs are the of over 6,000 people at Delavan LADIES' AND GENTS' Seirtsidesk quality ea blac veins of coal which band DR. C. WESCHCKE, PKOP'E Farmers1 at the annual meeting of the Furnishing Goods, To the north of the valley Produce taken in fix change for Q^-Fartners5 Minnesota Street, Co-operative Association. This association a great expanse of fertile prairie extends goods at the most liberal price* NEW ULM, MINN consists of over 200Faribault county to the Mouse, while, to the southwest, ALSO (M. GAVBLK'S BviLDiNe.) A full anil fresh tttock O) land of the same kind stretches farmers who have each paid into the GROCERIES, SPEINGFDJ.LD, MINN. drugs ana medicines ehoict\ away to the rolling coteaux which treasury the sum of $16, which gives bounds the valley on the south. perfumery9fine AUG. QUE1TSE soapsfcombt\and them sufficient capital to handle wheat CROCKERY & GLASSWARE A Pennsylvania colony is settling in toilet articles, books) and all other produce. They have the lower part of the valley. Splendid stationery, colors, varnish BOOTS AND SHOES, locations along the river can yet be had handled over a quarter of a million es, glass,putty and paintert HARNESS MAKER in the middle and lower sections, and bushels of grain a large amount of supplies. And the very latest patterns in close to tfie railroad, which is but a few and Dealer in GOOD TABLE BUTTER. wool and live styck, and have saved to Dress Goods A Trimmings. miles away. Timber, water, grass and PIANOS, ORGANS ANI Whips, Collars, and all other themselves fully -$26,000 over and above perfect protection from the weather in New Brick,Cor. Minn, ft Centre Strs., My purchases have been made di MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. articles usually kept the deep canyons show the country to what they would have dene had they rectana for cash* and I am thereby in a first-class JiarA NE W UM, MINN. PURE WINES AND U*" be the natural home of the stock-raiser ness shop j? sold to the old wheat rings. After paying enabled to laake the lowest prices. as well as the grain farmer. QUORS FOR MEDICAL USt Gall and examine my stock and com* all expenses of the business, they Altogether this is one of tne most de New harnesses made'to order and re pare prices before purchasing else* Goods sold at Bock-bottom prices for havebeen enabled to declare a dividend girabie Phytidtnt prescription, careful! le tanning regions on the conk* pairing promptly attended to. per cent each yearon themoney cash. Goods delivered ny. Dart of and it cannot fail to have a most BALTRUSCH )UJI future.