New Ulm weekly review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892
December 7, 1887 · Page 3 of 8
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:"$F& hT^T^jp i' I'V gr"ffgi "~1 WSfc The Houfee oi representatives con* TOYS & HOLIDAY GOODi vened Monday and organized by leelecting PRICE'S Mr. Carlisle Speaker. NEW ULM. MINN. M. Grevy has resigned the presidency DR. AT CHAS.'L. ROOS, Managing Editor of France and M. Sadi-Carnot has been If elected to fill the vacancy. *i%\P $*J?{t Mi FRANKIf Wednesday, December 1, 1887. CREAM KUETZING. The Minneapolis Exposition Association We hope that an effort will be made 5ft paid off $60,000 worth of debts out in Congress to have the duty on import of the profits of this years exposition. nothing bu Holiday Goods. Presents lor evei ed books and scientific apparatus abolished. floor This reduces their total indebtedness to For a number of years the duty entir $9,000. Not a bad showing for one on bound books imported from other 0n & & jears work. countries has been about twenty-three 1 i^* 1 body, old or young, rich or poor, to suit any pocket book. a,ll in aij per cent, ad valorem, theoretically A sharp book agent recently sold one but the case of books sent through look over our mammoth Stock of Albums, ranging in prices*from MOST PERFECT MADE of our citizens a book, to be given his the *naila it has practically amounted wife as a Christmas present. He then to from five to fifty per cent., as in this loma. Lime. Alum or Phosphates. sold the wife another copy of the same case no invoice accompanies the parcel work as a present for the husband. and the "value" is estimated by the government officials, who appear to TRACY TRUMPET. judge according to' size and weight. The paper used in printing Bank of Tbe'uncertainty relative to the amount England aotes has always been made a* of duty to be paid is, of course, an inducement by the Poital family. The ancestors to order through New York brought the art of making fine paper Wms, which order large quantities over from Bordoaux^after the revocation" accompanied by invoices, and pay but S?^ of the Edict of Nantes. It is impossible -twenty-three percent, duty. It goes to obtain a scrap of the beautiful paper without saying that these firms charge made at their mills except by burglary. any price the} think they can get. It is tough, crisp, and so thin that era. The duty on scientific appaiatus is sures can be made on it only with difficulty. about forty per cent ad valorem. It has also the "wire-mark" by TBooks and apparatus may be imported means of which it is identified, and for the use of schools free of duty. whico is secured to the bank by a special Jn nearly all cases the apparatus used act of Parliament. for-sciiools is designed for illustration only, and those who desire to conduct A number of die advance sheets of -scientific investigations must, in most Donnelly's book, "The Great Crypto- Call in and don't wait too long do not wait until the great rU cases, purchase the high-priced instruments gam," are reproduced in the London required at their own expense. Daily Telegraph. The Telegraph says comes and we wont be able to wait on you. Send your children "Nearly all instruments of the latter that our own and only Ignatius is either class aaust be imported from Europe, and let them see the Toys that Santa Claus brings. 1 the impostor be would make Shakespeare, as they are not made in this country, or he is deluded by his own prepossessions and the individual purchaser is supposed Don't forget title flade. and deep poring over the to pay the government a duty of forty plays, or he is entirely right, having per cent, thereon. We feel safe In saying found the clue where Bacon intended it Scene In one of the Departments of tbe that the greatpr portion of the duty ]?BICE BAKING POWDER COMPANY'S MANUFACTOBY. should be found, in which case the hidden FR. KUETZING THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD. paid by the purchaser is pocketed by narrative is authentic. Between Canning Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder. the Philadelphia or Boston firm that these various suppositions the reader is imports the goods, by some such manipulation at liberty to take his choice, for the as the following. Mr. Mon FALL GREETING! Telegraph does not decide in favor of arch, "manufacturer" and importer of any of the theories it advances. scientific apparatus, is directed to import for Infants' College, free of duty, A recent article in the New York THE0, CRONE goniometer No. 1, net price in Europe Tribune favors the appointment of an $25. About the same time Mr. Scientist expert in all Danks who will be capable orders of Mr. Monarch goniometer of taking the place and doing the work No. 2, net price in Europe $400. Upon of any man in the concern, from tl 1 arrival of goods in the eastern city the president down. He is to be empoweredkto,'say EVERGREENS. EVERGREENIs0 wishes to thank the public for the immense trade of last season and college president is requested to certify to the president or cashier, that case marked. 1432B, containing a N begs to announce the "I will go over your assets to-day," or goniometer and addressed to Mr. Monarch, send the teller or other employes on a has been ordered for his institution. J. short vacation at any time, while he Mr. Monarch presents this affidavit, I have just received a carload of evergreens direct from the pin takes his place. By this plan no oi obtains case 1432B (which really would dare abstract a dollar fiom tl as ies of Northern Minnesota. They are all perfect, having been select, contains No. 2) free of duty, and pays bank, as he could not tell at what mc OF THE MOST COMPLETE $10 duty on No. 1. The college pays for Christmas trees. Am prepared to furnish them to churches, soc" ment the expert would examine his him $30 for No. 1, Mr. Scientist $640 FALL and books and discover the shortage. The ties and private parties in sizes from 3 to 16 feet high and at astonis for No. 2, and Mr. Monarch generously Tribune's phan seems to be an excellent ingly low prices My stock of toys and fancy goods is complete ai pays the freight out of the $150 one, as it would enable the dailies in which he clears over and above his will please the most fastidious. Prompt attention will be paid to m( the case of bank failures to add the expert's profit of twenty per cent, on the net phiz and biogiaphy to those of orders, address *rg cost. This is what is popularly known CHAS. L. ROOSP the president, the cashier and other officials. as protection. of General Merchandise ever offered to the public. DEY GOOD S The Chicago and Northwestern railway, The aurora on the Yukon River in during the month of October, Alaska, during the winter months, is Deale in Drugs and Toysr earned $2,786,21? against $2,810,966 said to beveiy brilliant and remarkably for the corresponding period last year, beautiful It commences in the early a decrease of $24,749. fall, and lasts, with more or less brilliancy, of all Styles and Shades and the best of Everything and no high prices. P* Office Slodk. jyfewt/lir^M^"" throughout tbe long Arctic winter. The Pioneer Press says that the Minneapolis I shall continue to give great bargains in Men's and Boys' It generally commences at the setting Tribune is the mouthpiece for of the sun, though in midwinter it Clothing, Hats, Caps and Fur coats. an oil company. We are a trifle curious has at times been so bright that it was to ascertain whether in the feud Our $5.00 all wool Over Coat is a dandy and sells like hot cakes. visible at noon while the sun was shining between the oil company and the oil brighth. The rays of light first Come and look ac them before they are all sold. Good Men's Suits from inspector a.nv of tbe twm city dailies shoot forth with a quick, quiver.ng motion, $4.00 up. Boys Suits from $1.50 up. I keep a large line of winter caps will act as the people's mouthpiece. are then gathered and form a great arch of fire spanning the heavens. It to suit everybody. Our line of mufflers is the largest in the city and no St. Paul is making vigorous preparations glows for an instant like a girdle of for her ice palace and carnival mistake and will be sold at the lowest prices, ranging from 25 cts. up. burnished gold then, unfolding, great season. While the solid walls of curtains of light -drop forth. These A full line of Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Syrups, Oils and Crockery. the ice palace will be going up, the Iff royal mantles, of bright orange, green, capitol may tumble into ruins. We Come and see us and make our store your headquarters while in pink, rose, \ellow and crimson, are suspended B. BEHNllE #CQ hope that Col. Bobleter and Auditor and waved between heaven and town. It has always been our custom to treat people well. Please call Braden will be on some vacation tiip earth as with an invisible hand, and whenever the capitol does tumble. and oblige form a spectacle el extraordinary power. Several veteran officers were recently EXTENSIVE OPEMNG OF NEW AND DESUTABIEi placed on the retired list. If those FALL AND WINTER GOOD'S. who do not deserve to be on that list, It is stated that the abolition of the TIVOLI but "got there" in some inexplicable tax on alcohol used in the mechanical Buoklen A,rnica Salve way, could be removed, many other deseiving arts, will encounter but little opposition The best salve in the world for Cuts, officers who are anxiously READY-MADE I.I Congress. It is not generally Bruises Sores, TJlceis, Salt Rheum, AND awaiting retirement after many years Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped Hands, known that about one-half of all the BREWEEY, of faithful and honorable service, could Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, alcohol produced is used for mechanical and positively cures Tiles, or no i be placed on the list. pm poses. Common alcohol may pay required. It is guaranteed to give be rendered unfit for use as a beverage JOS. SCHMUCKER, PROPRIETOR. perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. A few of the State papers mourn over Price 25 cents per box. Sold by 0. b\ mixing it with certain substances Fur Coats NEW ULM, MINN. the fact that we can have n session of L. Boos. that do not interferetwith its most important the legislature this Winter. Sive your O. Baltrusch, Pure beer sold in quantities to suit uses in the mechanical arts. In the purchaser. Special attention paid tears. Minnesota will never return to England, common alcohol containing fo the bottling of beer. DBJ .GOODS annual session of the Legislature as about ten per cent, of methyl alcohol, long as the world stands. If the men or wood spirit, is not taxed at all. -DEALER INDry who are sent to make laws can't frame Goods, ,h\ This mixture is known as "methylated ,iyi the measures so that they will stand spirits," and can only be used for mechanical & war" s, the wear and tear of time for two years purposes. In Germany, common Hats and Cass MANUFACTURER OF CIGARS the fewer laws we have the better. if alcohol is not taxed whenever it is 4s JQLENCOE ENTERPRISE. ETC. Jfen's andBoys'|lothing, "denaturysed" by the addition of at ETC.: IJffii PRICES- UK r^ least one-twentieth per cent, of methyl I^Ladies' Jacketlaiid Dolmans alcohol, or one-onehundredsixtieth per ^t AND DEALER IN fjjjftte One of the logicians employed on the |Uon and Smokers' Articles, cent, of oil of turpentine, or three-twothousandth i jjlfstaff of the Cincinnati Commercial-GaMzette i,. '/VAN? jMntSBfe A per cent, of camphor, or $- LADIES' AND GENTS' recently covered himself withgloHljry ES WE TAKE! THIS EARLY OPPORTUNITY TO INVITC OIJ one tenthousandth per cent, of some ft' by making the following statement: Furnishmp Goods, Rucmkers Fu.l!uig, New UTin? Minn. E animal oil. "There i not one million of the people |J^FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO GIVE US A CALL[" ***of the United States who use the telegraph. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TH AUG. QUENSJEI 7 ^^mm J^k AXD EXAMINE OUR WOODS. WE SELL'AT Sball we tax everybody to pay State of Minnesota, County of Brown I Pro. bate Court. for the alleged convenience and cheap CROCKERY & GLASSWARE In the Hatter of the Estate of Carl Saner ness of the accommodation of this Deceased. VL\MESS MAKfek BOOTS AND SHOES, Notice is hereby given to all persons having small fraction of, the population In A. Behnhe, Manager. XidL+S J&| & claims and demands iigamst the estate cf Carl And the very latest patterns in Saner late of the County of Brown deceased, view of the fact that certain European nd Dealer in Jre8 Goods & Trimming* that the Judge of the Probate Courtof said county Whips, Collary will hear, examine, and adjust claims and demands and all oiher H, HANSCHEN countries in which the government My purchases have been made rti against said estate, at bis office in tbe City articles mmially kept owns the telegraph, have reduced rates ofNewulm in said county, on the first Monday Contractor and liuilrter. rect and for cash, and I am tberebj of each month for six successive months, commencing in a firMt-cltufs harness ntractor and Builder. to figures insignificant in comparison enabled to Hake the lowest prices. with the first Monday in January 1887, Agent for the celebrated Boyntottand and that six months from the 28th day of November shop. i with those paid by us and stQl derive a Gall and examine my stock and compare 1887, have been limited and allowed by Hid "other Furnaces. Also ajrent for Western Special aiteotioif given to Pfobeie Conrt for creditor* to present fbsjr prices before purchasing else considerable revenue from this source, New hferfeesses made to order and re Stocco Co.. Fort lWge, a fine elaime. where. it is difficult to see why a government pairing promptly attended to.- work in the city and country. Caroline Saner, plastering material. a Administratrix with the will ansexed of the estate BALTRUSCH NEW MLM. MINN telegraph in the United States should NewClm, Mil JNEW ULK. AIIVK. of Carl Saner, deceased. have to be supported by taxation.