^sp^gY' PETEE SCHEB.EB, A Minneapolis ward politician by the asked if he was a candidate for commander-in-chief. name of Peter Anderson brought a He emphatically re charge against Mr. S. D. Peterson, of plied, "No, and please put that in the NEW ULM, MINN. this city, last week, claiming that Mr. plainest term you have." He says DEALER INLUMBER Peterson had received $20,000 from the that under no circumstances can he be CHAS.-L. ROOS, Managing Editor Columbia Society to corrupt the Legislature induced to be a candidate for the honor. and had also been employed by Ex-Commander-in-chief M. S. Kountz Wednesday, September 28, 1887. the Manitoba road to lobby against of Toledo, Ohio, Robert B. Beath of FRANK KUETZING' The daily papers are carrying on a certain railroad measures in the late Philadelphia and J. C. RoDertscn of controversy as to whether or'not Mrs. Legislature. Coming from so unreliable New "York are prominent arrivals. Cleveland snubbed Gov. and Mrs. Foraker a source, as this man Anderson is They were driven through the city this at the reception tendered to President LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, said to be, it is rather surprising that afternoon, visiting each camp and viewing and Mrs. Cleveland at Philadelphia MERIDIAN BLOCK the twin city dailies wasted so much the decorations which bedeck the during the session of the Constitutional SASH, BLINDS, valuable space upon the sensation as buildings along the way. On the day Convention held last week. If they did. But perhaps the usual stock of the grand parade (Tuesday) business Mrs. Cleveland snubbed the Governor and all kinds of of sensational news had run short and DRY GOOD S STOR will be practically suspended, as Mayor she did only what any other woman Building Material. so they utilized this for all it was worth. Francis has declared it as a holiday, would have done to the man who de It was quite unnecessary for Mr. Peterson and requested all persons to observe it nied having likened her husband to a to go to the trouble of denying the as such. The merchants exchange HEW ULM, MINN. dog because he had too much respect (o do- assertions claimed to have been made have signified their intention of fo the dog. There are some things St ar Samp le Roo m, JUST RECEIVED LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF by this man Anderson. No thinking ing, and there will be no session of the which even a politicians wife cannot person could read the charges without board of trade on that day. The schools and overlook. WOOL FLANNELS OFFERED AT LOWEST PRICES, i being impressed by their absurdity. will also be closed and the warmest reception Farmers' Home Mr. Peterson states that Anderson is extended to the veterans on The State Ffcir managers report a a dead beat, having written him letters LINE OF FALL DRESS GOODS, LARGE ASSORTM* every hand. Nothing has been left undone surplus of $15000 as a result of this asking him for money, on one occasion JACO H0ESCHELER Prop'r. for their entertainment, and a year's work. This will enable them to having got a lawyer of Minneapolis to warm welcome is extended to the mobilization OF WOOLEN GOODS. CLOAKS-CLOAKS FOR LAI] Dealer in run next ear's exposition without selling write a letter advising Peterson to pay of the Grand Army of the Wins, Liqu exs privileges to gamblers, fakirs, fortune Anderson money in order to keep his Republic. AND CHILDREN. WE CARRY THE LARGEST STj tellers and other like characters. name from the public. Mr. Peterson and Cigars. It may also save President Merriam A dozen pairs of mittens for 10 cents still has the the letter in his possession, AND OFFER AT THE LOWEST PRICES. JIILLINI the trouble of saying that he would at John F. Neumann's, Erd's building. A fine lunch will be served every day. and promises to make things lively for rather draw his personal check for the several people. This man Anderson Give Them A Chance. FOR FALL. CALL IN AND SEE OUR MAMMOTH ST* Cor. Minn. & Center streets. amount of privilege money paid, than first met Mr, Petersen in Chicago and That is to say, your lungs. Also ale permit the gambling to continue, after New Ulm, Minn. your breathing machinery. Very wonderful afterwards in St. Paul. During the session it has been going on for nearly a week. OF DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS BEFORE BUYING EI machinery it is. Not only the of the legislature Anderson was John Hauenstein, larger air-passages, but the thousands working to defeat the high licence bill, On his return from Philadelphia, of little tubes and cavities leading from WHERE. WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY and finding Peterson was in the same where'he has been to represent Minnesota them. BREWER When these are clogged and choked interest tried to borrow $50, which Mr. at the constitutional convention, with matter which ought not to be P. refused to loan. This wasthe beginning fWt fof^et ftkde. Lieut. Gbv. Rice allowed himself to be there, your lungs cannot half do their of the enmity and led to the throating interviewed and confessed to a reporter work. And what they do, they cannot and letters that Anderson has sent and that Robt. T. Lincoln was his preference do well. Call it cold, cough, croup, pneumonia, caused to be sent. Mr. Peterson says for President. Mr. Rice claims MALTSTER catarrh, consumption or any of the he does not know who composed the that there is no man who is stronger family of throat and nose and head and ft Columbia association, and emphatically with all classes of people than Mr. Lincoln. lung obstructions, all are bad. All Our brewery is fully equipped and denies having used money in their ought to be got rid of. There is just able to fill all orders. one sure way to get rid of them. That interest. He worked against the high Mr. F. Grebe has charge of the bottling is to take Boschee's German Syrup, Edmund Rice is the only native born license bill because the people of this establishment. which any druggist will sell you at 75 Congressman from Minnesota, Lind and district were against it. He denies New Ulm, Minn. cents a bottle. Even if everything else Nelson were born in Norway, Judge having worked against the railroad bills has failed you, you may depend upon SCHUBERT FLOR, his for certain. Wilson in Ireland, and Mac Donald in and most emphatically denies having While visiting the Fair Canada. been employed by J. J. Hill for that Cheap Cash Store. purpose. It looks as though the state* President Cleveland will arrive in St" Agents for the improved ments against Mr. Peterson were made not fail to call on Paul at 5:30 p. on Monday, Oct. 19 G$O. j$do, for the purpose of blackmail more than McdMICK SELF BINDERS and will remain there until noon of Tuesday, anything else. when he goes to Minneapolis to CHAS, ROOSf spend the afternoon, leaving at night for TH E G. A. ENCAMPMENT DEALER IN AND Omaha. DRY GOODS, Stee Mowers NOTIONS, The Wisconsin Supreme Court has HATS, CAPS, Over Fifty Thousand Members are just rendered an important opinion, as GROCERIES, CROCKERY Expected to meet at St, Louis. also for the Northwestern Self-dumping snowing the liability of assessment lifeinsurance DRUGGIS and and OILS. STATIONE: Hayrakes, Banner Hayrakes, the unexcelled campanies. Mary Stylow, Also Musical Instruments Norwegian Plows, Cultivators, of Watertown, brought suit against the and take a look at his ir St. Louis Sep. 25.The boys in blue and WHEELER & WILSON'S durable and light running Smith Wagons, Wisconsin Odd Fellows' Mutual Life are gathering at the camping grounds, Latest Improved self-oiling Wagons with steel axle. Insurance Company, to recover $1,000 and the streets of St. Louis are sprinkled SEWING MACHINES. insurance on her husband's life. It was mense line of Drugs, Statio: Repairs for the above named MAthinery always on hand with Grand Army men with breasts shown in the lower court that when All Boods Sold at Bottom Prices. decked with copper and ribbon badges. BINDING TWINE of the best quail* Stylow died he had not paid up two assesments. The thoroughfares were crowded with ery, Fancy and Holids?Goods. ty. Our prices are low and suitable to It was also shown that if a strangers all day, and from the depots NEW ULM, everybody. We ask the farmers to call MINN. person insured failed to pay the assessment crowds of visitors passed to and fro. H.FRENZEL, on us before buying elsewhere. within sixty days after it was The beat of the drum and whistle of made on him his own policy would be the fife grows familiar and all pedestrians rendered void. Stylow had failed to JOHN BENTZIN. Manufacturer of WM FRANK. drop unwillingly into the steady Cottonwoo Mills. pay repeatedly within sixty days, but SODA WATER, tramp. Bulletins in the shops and telegraphs Pojft OUiie Slodk. Jfewt/lm, when he finally did tender the amount announced the approach of delegations, SELTZER WATER of his assessment itwas always accepted. and the advance guard in and When he died the company declined to squads and by posts rolled into the city Custom grinding solicited. Will pay the insurance on Stylow's life, OD E. BEHNZE & CO., by every incoming train. The Pacific Champagne Cider. grind wheat for $ (one eigth) or exchange the ground that he was behind two assessments. slope swooped down upon the town in 34 fts. flour, 5 fts. shorts and 8 The court held that the thirty-three carsfifteen hundred strong Centre Street. New Ulm, Minn. fts. bran for one bushel of wheat. Flour company is liable. The Supreme Court from California and a hundred more and feed sold at low rates and delivered MILI-iIlSrEIRY sustained this verdict. from Oregon, Washington Territory and EXTENSIVE OPENING OF NEW AND DESIRABLE in New Ulm free of expense. Alaska. They came with the products AND There has been some surprise shown SPRIXG AND SUMMER GOODS FRANK & BENTZIN. of peacethe fruits, the wines and the DRESS MAKING. at the fact that with a wheat crop probably TIVOLI grapes of the golden landand in the 30,000,000 bushels below that Miss Mary Hopt, great hall of the armory are preparing f last year and a fair export de READY-IDE to exhibit, as the Knight Templars did mand,j the price of wheat should remain AND last year, some of the blessings of their BREWERY. so low. It happens sometimes opposite the fertile country. Within a block of the that when the wheat crop is a short one Union Motel, New Ulm, armory, their camp ef tents shelter 800 in the United States it is unusually Has on hand a good stock of Millirery Goods con men to-nightthe first of the boys to JOS. SCHMUCKER, PROPRIETOR. large elsewhere. This is one of the sistingin part of Hats, Bonnets, Velvets, Silks take to the field. Scarcely had their Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, &c. NEW ULM, MINN. years in which such a thing has happened. Also Patterns for stamping monograms Stamping tramp died out when Wisconsin, led by of all kinds. Embroidery Work and Fashionable The European wheat crop is Pure beer sold in quantities to suit dressmaking done to order. Gov. Rusk and his body guard of seventeen now known to be unusually lirge. The O. Baltrusch, the purchaser. Special attention paid maimed soldiers, marched through statistics of the international corn market to the bottling of beer. tho streets escorted by 150 men from of Vienna,, which have gained a Milwaukee. Their tents were pitched NOfiTH-WESTERNHOTEL, well-deseived reputation for accuiacy, -DEALER INDry in Can place, and after Msitmg their show the crop of 1887 to be far above Goods, quarters, many sought their comrades FR. GOLLNAST, PROP'R. the average. The Austrian yield is from Illinois, who were quartered at placed at 17 per cent, above an average Hats and Gaps, Opposite the Railroad Depot Lyon Park. Three hundred from the and that of Hungary at 26 per cent, NEW ULM, MINN. Quincy, 111. Soldiers Home had arrived, Men's and Boys' Clothing, above. Instead of buying wheat, as is and as thy took possession the onelegged First class accomodations frequently the case, Austro-Hungary at staff of Wisconsin marched reasonable rates. Good Ladies'Jackets andDolmans will have 30,000,000 bushels to export. around the ground on an inspection tour. stabling on the The crop in Great Britain and Ireland Ohio's delegation of 400 from Cleveland premises. WE TAKE THIS EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO INVITE 0 LADIES' AND GENTS' is 20 per cent, above an average in and hastened to St. Louis latev came in Servia, 40 Central Russia, 18 Wallachia, Furnishing Goods, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO GIVE US A CALL Park, where they were joined by squads NE W CHEA GAS STORE. 25, and France, 5 The yield in from Indiana.Eansas and Massachusetts AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. WE SELL AT 'other European countries is up to or ALSO had manv men at their tents at Washington GROCERIES, above the average, making it certain E. WAGNER, THE LOWEST PRICES. Park, though the posts will not that the demand for American and., Indian B. BEHNZE & arrive until to-morrow. A martial air wheat will not be so great as in CROCKERY & GLASSWARE Dealer inDry pervades the city, and several thousand Fur. A. Behnke, Manager. former years. If this estimate should Goods, Groceries, Notions, BOOTS AND SHOES, soldiers perambulate the streets, and and nishing Goods, Green, Dried be found too high, however, the American promise many more than were at first Canned Fruits. And the very latest patterns in PIONEER surplus for export will be large F. H. BEHNKE, expected. As California came 1,500 Dress Goods & Trimmings. enough to meet a very heavy demand. Drug* Store All Goods Sold at Bottom Prices. strong instead of 800 as was at first My purchases have been made di =DEALER IN= With the surplus carried over from promised, and as each other state now rect and for cash, and I am thereby The Stock is all new and of the best 1886, the available^wheat in the United enabled to Tnake the lowest prices. sends notice of increased attendance, quality. States will not fall much short of 500,- DR. C. WESCHCKE, PROF Call and examine my stock and compare the total number will swell to 000,000 bushels, an amount that will prices before purchasing elsewhere. O^-Farmere Produce taken in Exchange for Minnesota Street, I more than fifty thousand. As these goods at the most liberal price?. meet the most liberal demands for home NEW ULM, MI men arrive they will be met at (M. GAMBLE'S BUILDING.) BALTRUSCH consumption and leave a large surplus A full and fresh stock, the depot by a reception committee, SPRINGFIELD, MINN. to be exported or carried over, as may drugs and medicines ,cho NOTICE TO CREDITORS. who will send one man with each post AUG QUEESE be the case. Under the circumstances perfumery^fine so'aps,cont to direct them to their quarters. Tents 0ioderie&tfi<uit, wheat is pretty certain to rule low du boo1 and toilet articles, State of Minnesota, County of Brown In Pro- and rooms are prepared for all, no matter bateCourt. ring the coming year. While this will stationery, colors, vami. efy, Ifattft^ et5 In the Matter of the Estate of Elizabeth Jones what number. As Gen. Sherman HARNESS MAKER be unfortunate for the farmers it will es, glass,putty and paints, retired from Ransom post last night he Notice is hereby given to all persons having supplies. prove the reverse for the millions of claimsand demands against the estate ofElizabetn GOOD TABLE BUTTER. left all public matters behind, and early and Dealer in Jones, late of the County of Brown, deceased, working people who must buy their PIANOS, ORGANS A, that the Judge of the Probate Court of said County Whips, Collars, and all other this morning visited the home of will hear, examine and adjust claims and demandsagainst bread. It is an ill wind that blows nobody New Brick,Cor. Minn. & Centre Strs.,MUSICAL articles usually kept INSTRUMENT*, said estate at his office in theCity of Mrs. Henry S. Turner, where he remained good, and what promises to be the New Ulm in said County, on thefirst Monday of NE W UM MINN in a first-class harness PURE WINES AND until evening, when he returned loss in this case is certain to each month, for six successive months, commencing farmers1 shop. with thefirstMonday in October 1887,and that to Henry Hitchcock's residence, where QUORS FOR MEDIW&^Bf. six months from the 18th day of August 1887 prove the gain of an equal or greater havebeen limited and allowed by said Probate a few old friends were received without New harnesses made to order and re Goods sold at Rock-bottom prices for Physicians prescriptions care Court for creditors to present their claims. farms and compounded at all hours of the pairing promptly attended to. loub. Goods delivered in any part ol number who do not own ROMEBTJOXM, Administrator of the Estate ofElizabeth Jones, ard He was NEWMLM, raise wheat Winona Republican, demonstration of any kind. 'MINN I eta. deceased. 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