SLEEP! £Y£ CORRESPONDED mN6FIELDG0RBEiF0raCE. Milford Hems. =DEALER IN Tanners say that the1 recent rains Philip Gross, L. Flor and J. Steinmetz 'For Governor. Wni. R. JMerriam. greatly facilitate plowing. took in the sights of the city last Mr. Freii Mell w£s made happy, by The threshing seasdn has fairly commenced sv. Monday. his better half presenting him with a and as far as we were able to W X. Rivers moved his paint shop m\ *2 little boy baby. Mother and son are ascertain, wheat will average from across the track on R. R. Street last doing nicely. 8 to twelve bushels to the acre. Monday. Several Farmers, who sold wheat at Mr. Euugene Wellcome and lady, of Editor Bogen with his packof hounds Essig, realized 70 cts. per bn. for it. St. Paul, who have been visiting here a was up last Saturdav on a prairie chick l\ This shows that the stuff isn't altogether short time, returned to their home last enhunt.^X:fT ~ffi*£ of such an inferior quality as was first Wednesday. 'M. «THERE W A S A O W S Mr. Hammer'and wife*'of Mountain 0foderie&Ffu^4(j expected. Salkowski left for St. Paul Sunday Lake visited in town last Monday. jj nRSoMHrntt H°P£, Another week of fair weather will evening, to tase in the Fair. Mrs. P. Dinneen visited in Sleepy Eye make our corn crop sure. VMiODlPWOTHlN B^TVoRR* Mr. D. A. Gile and lady and two last Monday. We are sorry to learn that five children daughters, of Darien, Wis., are visiting During a heavy thunder storm last AND MoPE Atf of Mr. John FroemmiDg of this J|00D TABLE BUT with Mr. and Mrs. D. Bangs. Sunday night lightning struck A. town died of diphtheria in the course of Henle's house' which if it had not been the last week. The bereaved have the Mr. Hennesy, the day operator has New Brick,Cor. Minn. & Cent for the presence of iMr. Henle would s^VW been rusticating in the twin cities for svmpathy of the entire community. I AFFECTE HE MIND, have completely burnt down. The fire Other cases of dipthena are xeported in several days. mm NEW UM, MINN. was soon put oui by a few buckets of this town. Tjtf-OWE/IORNINOM/W The Sportsman's Ulub have performed water. Mr. John Wagner of the town of their duty and as per indications THE NEIGHBORS DU jAy, Hon. T. E. Bowen was in town last Goods sold at Rock-bottom Home left for Wadena last Snnday, on the owners of mill dams will be Friday. 'it v***-5ANTA(LAU busiressj he sa\s. Of what nature the cash. Goods delivered in any [. compelled to put in fish-ways for the ^QA? fORYoijp^^m^A^ H. Bendixen is in the city thi3 week. business was we are unabe to state, but fish to gel over the dams. It's a good the citv. by the way, John told us that he was New wheat is gradually rolling in at move in the r.ght direction. tired of single life. a better price than last year at this E. Laudens&La Mr. John Keegan has gone on a trip ANpyov/RTR°l/8i-E5 time. The ticket nominated at the recent east, he will take Chicago, Columbus County Convention is thought to be a Isaac Tompkins is attending the normal WILL VANijH and probably New York, before school at Mankato this coming strong one and will draw a good vote his return IvS* Dealer in in our town. Merriam is the man we year. aSByAIACiCAWAy. Mr. John Black went to Watertown, will stand by now, and don't you iorsret Nuessle took possession of the T., on Moud.iy. it. American Express office of this place N. K.TAIRQAMK &CO. O/JCAGOT Rev. Fntze went to West Newton, last week. ff nOWARE, TINWAJR1 Nicollet Co to take part in the ceremonies, A laige herd of ponies were driven in Golden Gate Items. dedicating a new church built town last Friday, offered for sale. Several Wm. Weiring is a happy dad. Its L,IG(ITX1NG KOim Bargain Day there, and Rev. Gasrstetter of the Evangelical were purchased by parties in town. a ten pound boy. The Celebrated White, HoweJ association filled the pulpit in Mrs. P. Moe is visiting her son in St. —The Golden Gate Bass Ball Club the &i E church. Sunday forenoon. Paul this •week. New American & played the Fairfax Club last Sunday, He dehveied .1 good sermon. Mr. J. Giesecke, of Sleepy Eye, was which resulted in the defeat of the Pairfax SEWING MACHINE] Rev Gagstetter, J. C- Zieske, and in town last Friday. Club. Score, Fairfax two (2), Golden his daughter, Emma, and Mi*s. Tease, Rev, Pastor Lange. who is suffering Gate Sixty eight (68). The G. G. C«r. Mum. 1st Sts New^Bm. left tor the twin cities Monday evening, from tuberculosis is very low, and boys are full of conceit and ready to every day in the week at besides quite a number ot otheis lelt doubts are entertained about his recovery. SCHUBERT & play anything that gives them a challange, on the same train, to witness the great Chicago not excepted. show —Mr. Alonzo Pickle, formerly from J. M, Thompson and W. W. Smith Tracy, moved on his farm in Golden The Verdict Unanimous. returned from St Paul after perfernng Gate, formerly occupied by his brother .rents for ths improved W D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind. their duty, pleased with vsnat they did George,who has rented Wm. Werring's SC SELF BlfJOE! testifies,. "I can recommend Electric do farm. Bitters as the very best remedy. Every Mr. Werring thinks he will try the bottle sold has given relief in every case. milling business. He has some fine (Communicated One man took six bottles and was cured FURNITURE STORE. stock to sell, especially a half blood Ayi BEN OF INDIANA ot Rheumatism of 10 \ears standing Norman stallion, two years old. Abraham Hare Druggist, BellvilleTO. Steel Mowess. —Mrs. John Cutting, in company affirms "The best selling medicine (Air—"John Brown's Body with Hon. Horatio Werring and lady, Indiana's loy.il son will leal u«s in the fight, I have ever handled in my 20 vears experience, Always special bargains in Indiana soldier son ill put the foe toflight started on Monday to take in the sights is Electric Bittei s.'' Thousands also for the Noitnwestern Self-dui Indiana's Harrison vill conquer for the right of the twin cities and State fair. of others have added their testimony, As we so marching along Hayrakes, Banner Ha\ rases, the John A. Skinner of Hartford City Gloiy shouf the glad hosanna! so that the verdict is unanimous that Gloiy! Ben of Indiana' Ind. is here visiting his uncle J. Current celled Norwegian Plows, Cultivf Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of Trample dowu the collar ind bandanna, lace curtains, carpets, wallpaper ot Home. He is going from there As we go marching alons. the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a durable and light lunmug Smith to Todd Co. to visit his sister. The Empire State in taunt* er tones repeats the half dollai a bottle at C. Roos' Drug gons, self-oihng|Wagons with steel -Jj battle call Store. [2] The Empire State is led by one whose name is dear Solid, Cheap. Reliable. Repairs for the above named MAchinery always and baby-carriages. 1 trail, The Empire State with Moriofc burl" the cowards Eczema, Itchy, Scaly, Shin Tortures- BINDING TWINE ot the best q# to the will, A« we go marching on, ty. Our prices aie low and suitab], ''Protection and Free Ballot"' cries our gallant The simple application of "SWAYNE'S everybody. We ask the farmers toll Hainson PtotectiOB and the Right" of Man fiom Maine to OIT-MEKT,1' without any internal medicine, Dealer in on us before buj mg el&eu here.^, jf Oregon will cure any case of Tetter, Salt Piotection for America' Behold the bntt e'o won' The S. D. PETERSON Rneum, Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores, As we go rrarchingon DR GOODS, The collar of tiie bheritt and the ret! bandanas 1 as Pimples, Eczem i. .ill Scaly. Itch} Skin NEW EM MARBL E WOfiES^ 1 he sh ickle of 1 ree Tr ide and the Boiu bon part NOTIONS. EiiiDtioris.no matter how obstinate or tat' lovz mtiitjg Iiis potent, tiloetne, Shall ne\tr seethe light agimbeneath oui "tarn HATS CAPS, fug, and costs out a tulie. lg. Schwendinger, JProjsl GROCERIE S & CROCKERY. A" vie go marching on IMPLEMEITT COMPANY. Selling Agent for Monuments, Tombstones and fJ Where Hunt, theuMoiiou" Swiftly Eggs taken in exenange at market other work in my line made to ore4 SMALL'S BJZi MTTEIIIS southward. CLOVE-FITTIHG prices foi jxoods, b^ I rank Kuetzing. promptly and a workmanlike manil f)e£tlei" ii} kll kiiid£ of fki'iri n^dtirqefy. at reasonable rates. Musical Instruments a Specialty. Fioim lake Michigan south stiiUth, NEW MIX A Women's Discovery Prom CHICAGO great SIZL, -NEW ULM. MINN N Minn. "Aiiothfi wonderful discovery has MICHIGAN CITTL too it toucheth. Thence thio' towns of ei le pn«2 Louis Buenger'r* been mule ind thnt too bv a 1 idv J)R J. C. ROTHENBURG, En oute to INDIANOPOLIS tiii-. count\ Disease fastened its Miehtj citj jet to be, C. A. Mueller, (!i'js Jacob Klossner, Jr., clu upon her and tor seven \ears JPhysician and Surgeon, Onwaid then to CINCINX VTI the withituxi its severe test*., but her Coi. Mian, and 3d North Sf\ Offenngtwo lonte^ to the sea, vital oigans were undeimined and death Office next door to Post Office. Oi from 3Movo\ wheie it bra'icheta seemed imminent Foi three months Visit A FAYETTr «o fin EEW ULM, MINIT. C0HTR4CTOR AM BUILDER, Spnngneld, she couched incessant!\ and could not Minn. 1 hen see also LOUISA ILLS sleep Slip bought of us a bottle of Dr Fir famed for beauties fue DEALER IX Km Ne\» Dieovei\ for Consumption Ileit i^aiii the "Monon" offeieth gives special attention to Calcimining, UHHEBTAEEB Choice of I I I VN CKR routes three and .o much lelieved on taking NEW ULAI MAEKETS-—Wheat No. 3 Whitewashing and Plastering. All To thf Gulf Coast and to Flonda hi^t dose that she slept all nisrht and 80, old wheat 85, oats, 28-32, old corn, I N S E E Jobs promptly attended to in city or i'h one bottle his been mnacnlouslv -4! and Dealor ail Kinds of 40. bailey, 50, potatoes, 25 onions Foi pnrticul ir« lLETidme specia'rates, Tourist cmed Hei name i- Mis. Luther! country and satisfaction guaranteed in AST) tickets Pullmiu Buftt Sl epers, Darlor and Chiir 60, butter, 8-12, eggs, 12*, live hogs Lutz Thus write W. & Co o^ every respect. Cm-, e*c iiidie--, O VtCOmiICK S'ieib\ C—Get a tiee trial bottle af "GiV't'iperlb 5 pork, per lb 5}. Flour per All of Farm Machinery, Pass \gt Chic igo Cu Ticket omcc, 7 Office on Broadway, opposite J. Vogel's Roos Diuof stoie. 2 Ul,Mc\vi.$2.75—$.3 25 street lumber yaid. NEW ULM, MINN. NEW THE NEW GROCER STORE O The Newspaper Revolution. Tin andiHaidware Drug StorQ.j C. F. Ruemke Ftom the Rocliford [III) Register'] is now open and ready for business. The era of cumbrous blanket-sheets seems coming to an end, and newspapers like the New York Sun and E CHICAGO A I LY N E WS are the prominent journalistic successes of the period. Th papers that give enough reading matter OF A choice and well selected stock of to fill a good volume in each daily issue are going out of favor with many people who have some other employment for Edward W. Baer, their tune than the search through mountains of straw for kernels of news. Th sheets that give the news systematically GROCERIES CROCKERY, and amply, and without unnecessary padding, are taking the lead in the great cities." GLASSWAR E and NOTIONS Forty years ago the chief duty of an -editor, in Corner ot Minnesota and Centre Streets. considerably more than the circulations of all other are offered to the public at prices which view of his limited facilities, was to gather all the A laige assortment of heating and cook sto\es Chicago dailies combined. It is hardly necessary defy competition. Goods will be delivered and all kinds of tinware always on hand news he could and print it. Intelligence was to say that such a circulation could not be attained, o. M. OLSEIST free to any part of the city. All oi *ers entrusted to me will receive promptattention. transmitted slowly many occurrences of interest much less maintained, except by a paper of high Special attention given to the manu Remember the place. were never heard of beyond their immediate grade of excellence, as well as one sold at a popular factuie of tin and iron roofs. Minnesota Street corner of Third North. RUGGIST and APOTHECARY. locality ocean mails were long in transit, and the Bepamng done neatly and promptly. price. To win such recognition the cheap DEALER I N i^ overthrow of an European dynasty was not known EVVUMf, NN paper must be as good a newspaper as the best of NOfiTI-WESTERNHOTEL here^untd long after the event. Suddenly there Drugs, Medicinesf~ Chemicals, of its higher-priced competitors. And this E ATTENTION FARMERS. came a change. The railroad and the telegraph Toilet Articles, Fancy DAILY NEWS certainly is. It is a member of the PR. G0LLNAST, PROP'R. superseded old methods, and the newspaper was Goods, Stationery an^L The New Ulm Creamery Co, will Associated Press, and is the only paper in Chicago commence gathering cream from' and Musical Instruments literally flooded with news. The death of a petty which possesses a franchise which secures to it Opposite the Eailroad Depot. after May 1st, 1888. Highest market Oils, Paints, Brusfes, Varnishes and ward politician in San Francisco, the result of a both the day and night dispatches of the Associa price in cash will be paid for same and HEW ULMt MINN. Presidential election, the accession of a sovereign, Glass. 5*^K^ 1, if tion. In the general field of news-gathering it re farmers are respectfully requested co the outbreak of a war, and notice that a shanty had patronize the company, as endeavors presents in the highest degree the progressive enterprise Physicians9 Prescriptions care- W been burden in Texas, allwere hurried over the wires will be made to manage the Creamery of American journalism as a news-paper First class accomodations at fully prepared from pure and fit in the interest of the farmers as well as into the newspaper offices, and there being fresh Drugs.-' it challenges comparison with any in the land. reasonable rates. Good in our own. no idea of discrimination, all were printed. vX ,In its editorial columns TH E DAILY NEWS stabling on the Thus originated the blanket sheet.' ilttitf Agency for the celebrated Estev Organs premises. speaks from the standpoint of the inde.pendent The publisher who could send out and Pianos. 1 newspaper, and thereby escapes 4 _, ^^^iwii^il the biggest blanket for a nickel was the the temptation of impairing honest and DAKOTA HOUSE. most enterprising the biggest paper Please give me a call. -J honorable influence by condoning or was the best it was a period of bigness., O. M. OLSES. TJ defending the questionable under the Bubafter a time the very excess of the OPP. POST OFFICE—NEW ULM, MINN. Meridian Block, New Ulm, Minn."' pressure of party allegiance. It is not evil brought the remedy, and there be PIONEER it an organ, neither is it a neutral in A. G. SEITE Prop. gan an era of discrimination, during which 4 ^•questions of principle. It has the cour'age arose such journals as the New York Sun' This house is the most centrally located of its convictions. The organ ol and That the pubiic CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. TH E ~5 hotel in the city and affords ho party, sect or interest, it-voices the united demand appreciated the new departure is best evidenced in a good Sample Rooms. of all those better elements of society in I the fact that the Sun reached a circulation of 150,000 R*lv DR. C. WESCHCKE behalf of purity, honesty and decency in all the a day, and^HE DAILY NEWS 175,000. The relations of life. By just so much as it thus commends Minnesota Street, WSLM PROBATE NOTICE. J^ THOS. MULVERHILL Prep. wonderful and constantly growing popularity of the itself to the regard of the truly "best peopie" Fine turnouts furnished with or without NEWULM, -&. MINNl' condensed, low-priced papers has so far broughtthe State or Minnesota, Oountv of Brown y*i~ %i' drivers at reasonable rates Fishing, huntin? of the community does it voluntarily renounce Probate Court, Special Term, August 14th, 1888 cumbrous and high-priced blanket-sheets to their 2n*? P1tasare P£ 8 furnished teams. Ladies In the Matter of tli» estate ot Peter Schaller, A full and fresh stock of SaddlJe any community of interest with all others horses Fine Carriages for funerals. deceased senses, that they have now somewhat reformed drugs an ft medicine*-.choice On reading and fllins the petition of Jos A Officcm Skating Rink g| So conspicious a success must have its imitators, both as to size and price, but they are still too far Eckstein, admini-tiator with the will annexed of perfumery.ftne xoapssombs? the estate of Peter Schaller deceit ed, representing I8N0TICE TO CREDITORS. and TH E DAILY NEWS has the endorsement removed from the true ideal of American journalism and toilet articles, buoks${ amongother thingf.that hp hasf ull administered such imitation always bestows. However as it is the eaid estate and praying that time and place be to meet the needs of the great majority. State of Minnesota, Count of Bio* stationery, colors, varnish-* nxed for examining aod allowing his account of Pi obate Court only one-cent paper in Chicago or the West which hi« administration vnd that he be fully discha'ged es glass.patty and painters In tne Matter of the Estate of Anton Hoclihau« from his said trnst In the west has CHICAGO DAILY NEWS Deceased. TH E is amember of the Associated Press—all other Chicago supplies. It i*. ordered.th it sud account be xammed and Notice is hereby gnen to ill persoi shaMn" been the first to" appreciate and meet the situation, petition he wd,bj the.Tndge of tl is Ceurt,onThurs Associated Press papers cost 3 cents—all cl.ums and demand* agmuht the e-tate of Anton the 13th day of September A D. 1888, at 10 PIANOS, ORGANS AXIXJ and it now enjoys the results of its twelve years of Hochhou«, late of the County of Brown, deceased imitation must continue, so far as news giving valut o'clock A.M., at the Probate Office in smd counh. th it the Jndgc oi the Pi obate Court of s.i County And it is further ordered, that rotice theieof be pioneer work in a daily circulation averaging over will hear, examine and adjust claims and de is concerned, to be but imitation. CHICAGO MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS?*?' TH E given to all persons interested, by publishing a mands against said estate at his office in the City of three times that of any of. its contemporaries, and copy of this order for three sntcessije weeks prior DAJLY NEWS is the original," the best." New Ulm said Couny .n tie ht fcl»da\ ol to said day op hearing the New TJIm Ke\iew a E W I N E S AN 4 ich month, "or HIT successive month* eommencing weekly newspaper, printed and pnilibhed at the with the flist Morday September 1S88. and City of Vew Urm in said County Sold by all newsdealers at ONE cSser per copy, six cents per week. Mailed, postage paid, for^ UUORS FO MEDICA SE.S that six nionth« from the 21st daj Jnlv ot 1888 Dated at Net\ Ulm the 14th day of A.ugu*t A ha\e been limited and allowed by said* Probate S3.00 per year, or 25 cents per month. Every farmer can now have his daily paper at little more 1883. Coart for creditors to piewnt their claims. Physicians prescriptions carefully By the Court. than the cost of the old time weekly/ ^Address v* KATHABINA HocBHAtra, (L 8 ERNPT BRANDT. compounded at all hours of the day Administratrix with the wii annexed of tho es Judge of Pi obate. tateot AntonHochhMH,, deceased. & 4 9 A W S 0 N Publisher TH E DAILY NEWS, Ch&go."* 3nd night.