PETER SCMRER, vigorous of our Yankee brakemen, rang THE AMERICAN IDEA. is wEKBBsB^ out through the tram: **Na-a pies $ Ft cm the N. Commercial Advertiser. Junction! Passengeis for East Rome NEW ULM, MINN. If there is aught of truth in the Am-and Rome Center change cars here." The peal of laughter that followed encan idea and system, if it is true that vDEALER IN showe% had,many Vti* & jokdotherthat me I compatriots all men are and ought tobe equal before ,CHAS ROOS, Managing Editor inethe carriages. Everybody took the law, and that the government ot the th e-iue^daN, August 3 1887. people is bound to tr^at all with equal The XLpublicansj of Ohio nominated favor, then any tax, which is designed A fine residence on German for Sale: the followmir ndiditcb it the Toledo street. For Particulars m- to make the whole people, or any part quire of convention. Foi governor, John B. RUDOLPH KlFSLING. of the people, pay tribute to a favorite ANITOBJ Foracivei, fo" lieutenant governoi, THE group, whether that group consists of ST. PAUL, LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, Capt L\ ons, of Newaik, was nominated capitalists or laborers, or both, is an MINNEAPOLIS on the second ballot. Hon. W. B. unjust, unholy and abhorrent thing, SASH, BLINDS, Spear was renominated by acclamation violative of the natural rights of men, I for judge of the supieme comt, long subversive of equality, and in perversion and all kinds of RAILWAY,' term, and for the short term Judge of the rightful power and functions Now THE Road. Building Material. ft MOST PERFECT MADE Dyckman, of Cleveland, was nominated. of the government* Being the DIRECT LINE from Ebenezer W. Poe was nominated Dr. Price's Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Hose, Almoni St.PauliMinneapoiis Since the republicans of Ohio have NE W ULM, MIM. EtcM_prepared fromthe truefruits,flavordeliriously^ for state auditor, for state treasurer piocl nmed tor John Sherman, Mr. Jonn C. Brown was nominated by acclamation. BHine has decided not to return to this Joh Hauenstein, TO D. Clay Watson was nominated St. Cloud, Sauk Centre, conntiy as soon as he expected, but for attorney general. C. A. will make a trip through Continental Fergus Palls, Paynesville, Fhckmger, of Defiance, was nominated BREWER Europe and will winter on the Mediterianean. Morris, Moorhead by acclamation for member of the board and Graceville, Minn. of public works. Resolutions were suncJL Aberdeen, Ellendale, pas-ed, unanimously, endorsing Hon. The centennial celebration of the piomul MALTSTER Casselton, Fargo, Wahpeton, John Sherman as the republican candidate nation of the constitution of the for president of the United and Grand Forks, Dak. United States at Philadelphia next September States. Our brewery is fully will be a good one. The dates THROUG TRAIN S equipped and PRINCIPAL POINTS able to fill all orders. fixed for the celebration are the 15th, in Mr. F. Grebe has charge of the bott- A Springfield, Mass., lawyer has 16th and 17th, the latter being the time NORTHERN and I MINNESOTA and ling establishment just been made to feel a trifle small. that historic instrument was finally CENTRAL DAKOTA. New Ulm, Minn. Tourists, Fishermen and Hunters all go He told a girl applicant for law instruction agreed to The New Jersey Legislature to Minnetonka, Geneva Bch., H.FRENZEL, that other professions were more took the first step toward this celebration Ashby, Osakis or Devil's Lake. suitable for her sex. He received a by inviting the governors to assemble Settlei and Prospectois for business localities will find an abundance of the best farming land breezy letter from the young woman at Philadelphia, where arrangements and openings tor business pursuits along the lines Manufacturer of of which the following area few gusts of the St. & Ry., particularly in Northern were made for the appointment Minnesota and Dakota, as far west as Fort SODA WATER, I wish to thrnk you for your prompt of a centennial commission. This commission Buford on border ot Montana. For Maps, Pamphlets and full information, call reply, which I requested, but not for selected Col. A. Loudon Snowden SELTZER WATER on or address WARREN, Genl Pass Agent, St Paul, Minn the advice, which I did not request. 1 as mashal, and the States are offering A. MANVEL, W. S ALEXANDER, and wrote you a business letter, such as I cordial co-operation to the patriotic Genl.Mgr Trf Mgr MANITOBA-PACIFIC ROUTE. thought one business man might wiite Champagne Cider. scheme. A. majority of the governors to another. I did not ask a favor of will visit Philadelphia in September, St ar Samp le Room, Centre Street, New Ulm, Minn. you, but to offer fair pay for your services and the presence of President 8r'o$., and as a lawyer. The narrow opinion Cleveland on the 16th and 17th is assured. ii\gl\kin Farmers' Home. that you expressed, that other pursuits The first day is to be devoted could be found better adapted than law to an industrial display, the contrasts to the nature of women, was unwoithy between the two eras forming the distinctive DEALERS IN JACOB H0ESCHELER, PropT. the consideration of any lawyer who realizes featuies. The Governor of Dealer in the dignity and breadth of his Pennsylvania will hold a reception in calling.1' Wines, Liquors the evening. A military display will CHAS. ROOSP 3U take place on the second day, closing and Cigars. with a reception in honor of the President. Written Invitations will have the LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, The literary exercises on the same effect. A fine lunch will be served every day. SASH AND BLIND. last day will be conducted by Mr. The President has written the following Cor. Minn. & Center streets. Lime, Cement and Coal. Cleveland, the oration being delivered letter in reply to an invitation to DRUGGIST and STATIONE New Ulm, Minn. by Justice Miller of the United States visit St. Paul and* Minneapolis. The supreme court. letter was addressed t Gov. McGill of Lowest prices always. Minnesota, Mayor Smith of St. Paul, OFFERS THIS WEEK A LARGE STOCK OF The secretary of war has ordered and Mayor Ames of Minneapolis, and \TOOLEN MILL, FISHING TACKLE, BALLS, MAE Opposite Railrond Depot, Gen. Benet, chief of ordnances, to issue reads as follows: "I thank you for the MINN. NEW ULM, to the State of Minnesota one three-inch BLES, CROQUET SETS. HAMMOCKS cordiality and heartiness manifested in near New Ulm. rilled cannon with carriage and caisson your dispatch and promise to consider Louis Buenger, AND CANES. complete.This is incompliance with the your invitation with an earnest desire Carding, Spinning, Weaving, Fulling, etc. requisition of Adjt. Gen. Seeley, who, MIXED FAIKTTS to accept the same, but may I suggest Cor. Minn, and 3d North Sts when here in May, asked for two threeinch that no delegation be sent here during Wool taken in exchange for blanketings, NE W ULM, MINN. rifles with carriages and caissons. this trying weather to emphasize your flannels, full-cloth, yarns, etc. The cost of these guns would have been wishes? I will determine the question Orders should be left at the mill or %n AWV VA9tUAMV& SSAD33 $2,183. Minnesota has for several speedily, and I hope to your satisfac- with Mr. H. Kunze, near Turner Hall. years past overdrawn her quota, and, Satisfaction guaranteed in every 'in- tion." and Dealer in all Kinds of WALL PAINT, WALL FINISH, SANITARY MURALL stance. although it had received on July 1. $6,- B. MARSCHNER, Prop'r. 451.61, it was found, afcer striking a Gov. McGill's invitation to the President ALABASTINE, FLOOR PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, balance, that a little over $1,000 remained to visit Minnesota during his HERM. ESSEN. HEO. MUELLER. OIL, BRUSHES. THE LARGEST STOCK OF to her credit. Under the new Western tiip reached the White House WM. FRANK. regulations, promulgated by the president Fridaj. There was also an invitation JOHN BJSNTZIN. THESE GOODS IN THE CITY. Cottonwood Hills. April 22, it is forbidden to allow from St. Paul and Minneapolis to MANUFACTURERS OF PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL any state or territory to overdraw the visit both cities. It was also stated that ORDEB\ a delegation would follow the message quota, so Gen. Seeley will have to be Pojfl Offide Slodk. Jyfew Ulm, Mi*l in a few days to present the invitation content with one gun. Its value with Custom grinding solicited. Will B. BEHNZE & CO., in a more formal manner. Col. Lam-carriage AND DEALERS IN and caisson is $1,451.50, and grind wheat for (one eigth) or exchange ont, who voices the President's senti. this nearly wipes out Minnesota's credit. Tobacco and Smokers' Articles, 3,4 lbs. flour, 5 lbs. shorts and 8 ments, said that the latter would much The gun wili be obtained at the fts. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour prefer that no delegation come, as such Rock Island arsenal. It was said at and feed sold at low rates and delivered EXTENSIVE OPENING OF NEW AND DESIRABLE visits consumed his time and delayed the war department that under the law Ruemke's Building, New Ulm, Minn. in New Ulm free of expense. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS the performance of his duties, which no military instructor to the University FRANK & BENTZIN. MIULITSIESI^Y must be completed before the western of Minnesota had been taken from the TIVOLI trip i3 taken. Col. Lamont sajs it is University of Nebraska. Gov. Mc-Gill AND not unlikely that the President will extend and Adjt. Gen. Seeley rather hoped, READY-MADE DRESS JHAKING. his tour to St. Paul and Minneapolis, after a talk with the secretary of war, AND but a written invitation will be BEEWEHY, N to secure a detail next year. Miss Mary Hopt, ample to assuie him that he will be welcome theie. The hint sent out by July A telegram dated Sarma, Ont, opposite the the Associated Press at the request of JOS. SCHMUCKER, PROPRIETOR. 31, says Union Hotel, New Ulm, the White House that committees of NEW ULM, MIN*. McGarigle, the Chicago boodler, was different cities can accomplish their DI(Y GOODS GROCEP Has on band a good stock of Millitery Goods con landed at Point Edward, Ont. this Pure beer sold in quantities to suit sistingin part of Hats, Bonnets, Velvets, Silks purpose just as well by sending their morning, about 8 o'clock, from the Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, &c the purchaser. Special attention paid invitations in writing as by putting Also Patterns for stamping monograms Stamp, to the bottling of beer. schooner Edward Blake, on which he ing of all kinds. Embroidery Work and Fashionable themselves to the great difficulty of dressmaking done to order. was suspected of leaving Chicago. The visiting Washington in this weather, NORTH-WESTERNHOTEL, BOOTS & SHOES Juius Kraus schooners Marsh and Blake were in the simply means that thePresident does not same tow, the Blake being last. The wish to have to go to the White House FR. GOLLNAST, PROP'R. Fainter and Paper Hanger. tug Oriole had been on the lookout daily to stand up and be interviewed by Opposite the Eailroad Depot* here, and ran alongside the Blake and scores of people, and to say the same Ceiling edofktion $pe&klity. had some conversation with the officers NEW ULM, MINN. ETC. ETC. thing in each case when the subject can thereof. The Oriole, having Chicago Allwork executed neatly and promptly. quite as well be disposed of in due First class accomodations at detectives and reporters on board, Ordersmay be left at my residence course of the mails. The President will reasonable rates. Good in Schapekahm's building corner steamed up to the Marsh, apparently undoubtedly accept all invitations to Minnesota and Fourth North streets. stabling on the to have the captain of the Marsh let the WE TAKE THIS EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE 01 J. KRAUSE. leading cities within the circuit of his premises. Blake tow line go when they were in C. Baltrusch, projected trip, and if there shall not be FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO GIVE US A CALL American waters, just opposite the HEW CHEAP GASH STORE. some model ation of the present tropical Port Huron water works, where the detectives AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. WE SELL AT term here he may seek refuge in the could take McGarigle. The mountains at an early day. He is now -DEALER INDry E. WAGNER, THE LOWEST PRICES. /I Blake's tow line was let go, but that Goods, spending most of his time at his country instant a yawl was lowered from the B. BEH1TKE & Cl seat. Dealer in Blake and McGarigle and a sailor made Hats and Cans, 1,J^ A, Behnke, Manager. Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, Far. for the Canadian side, McGarigle being nishmg Goods, Green, Dried and ClotMng, *l landed at Port Edward. The Marsh Boys7 PIONEER TJen's and F. BEHNKE, Canned Fruits. Ex-Gov. Shepherd was thrown went on and the Blake remained in the rug Stor against a rock whde in Mexico and All Goods Sold at Bottom Prices. river till this afternoon. Mc Garigle =DEALER IN= Ladies' Jackets and Dolmans stunned. He became delirious for a made his way here and was driven to time and his head was terribly swollen The Stock is all new and of the best Courtwright, twelve miles from the river, SADIES' AND GENTS'*" DR. C. WESCHCKE, PR0P\ from the erysipelas. He says they tell quality, ostensibly to catch a boat, but he Furnishing Goods, g? Mijnesota Street, this story on him: "When I was at Q^'Farmers Produce-taken in Fxcnnnge for was driven back here, hovvever, and is goods at the mot liberal price* NEW ULM, V|. MI my worst I was very desirous of seeing in town. j^/ ^J** (M GAMBLE'S BUILDING.)** ALSO A full and fresh stock myself in a mirror. I wanted to SPRINGFIELD, MINN. 1 GROCERIES, SOAPjj drugs ano medicines,chaHL see if that head looked as it felt. The The irrepressible Yankee is everyeven perfumeryjine soaps,conq *J1TO. QTJENSE, doctor wouldn't let me do it, but onewhere, Qfoderieg, F^uit^dtodkgf CROCKERY& GLASSWARE if one flies to the uttermost and toilet articles, boo% day while the attendant was not attending, stationery, colors, varnM parts of the world. As illustrating his BOOTS AND SHOES, efy, Vami^, etdf I stepped across the room to a es glass,putty and paintil omnipresence, HARPER'S for August HARNESS MAKER looking glass. This was when one side supplies. I Jias this story in the "Drawer:" And the very latestpatterns in GOOD TABLE BUTTER. $-'l& and Dealer in of my head was bulged out bigger than Two or three summers ago I was in PIANOS, ORGANS A* Dress Goods & Trimmings. Whips, Collars, and all other the other. One eye was bulged out "k a railway train going down through New Brick,Cor. Minn. & Centre Strs MUSICAL INSTRUMENT* articles usually kept gv: and the other looked sunken from contrast. Italy, and we had just reached the My purchases have been made di in a first-class harness NEW UM, MINN. PURE WINES ANDh point where the branch line strikes off rect and for cash, and I am thereby They said that I stood intently shop. for Rome. I was looking out of the enabled to Tnako the lowest prices. QUORS FOR MEDICAL gazing at my reflection a moment and window lazily contemplating the sign Gall and examine my stock and com* New harnesses made to order and re Goods sold at Rock-bottom prices for Physicians prescriptions caret] then exclaimed: ^*Hello, Ben Butler, "A Napoli," which was over the other pare prices^ b^efjore purchasing else compounded at all hours of the cash. Goods delivered in any part of pairing promptly attended to, side of the station, when a voice, with what in the devil are you doing way where.^k'^g&jiKA$ && a** nqht. all the fine nasal resonance of the most JIINN the city. BAIiTRTJSCH NEW MLM, down here?'". k *L f$hL*5s$k* ktJS&t^Atf A& fflfefejL&