?vw Th "Winnin Ticket. KtJETZJWCTS j&& Young Voters, Attention! :M^'- NEW ULM, MINN. "''%000,000""young men will vote for presidential electors next month Meridian Block Sj& -t,,, __________________________ who never voted for Presidential electors gltyi.FQR, PRESIDENT, before. These 2,000,000 young votersjjhold 5K\ EMILWESCHCKE, anaging Editor. the result of the present contest Bes Goods! in their hands. Now as custodians !-•, Wednesday, Oct. 24-, 1888. of a trust at once so important and so '.'-'^ .• REPUBLICAN TICKET. far reaching, it is their duty to act with 3* -%^-^l thoughtful caution. As young American '{For President, BENJAMIN HARBISON. citizens, you have this responsibility, of Indiana. \R(e.:offer greater^BARGAINS this fall then and in the discharge of it it will not POR^iVIOE PRESIDENT,.aw-- 'Sf For Vice President, do for you to say that your father acted E 1 MORTON. ..Of-ever in Ladies' and Children's Cloaks thus or so. It will not do for you to of New York. follow your inclinations solely to follow CLOAKS.llfltCLOAKS For member of Congress—2nd District* your preferences, your prejudices, JOHN LIND. your sympathies. Your decision affects your own futnre. For Judge—9th Judicial District. ,"£ *, IX £j «»«.•• i*" B. P. WEBBER It also affects the future of your neighbor. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE MOST COMPLETE 'BEST This is the rub. ere is the moral Child's Cloaks Fine Cloaks at \i State Ticket. ML %.,<p></p>AN side of it. You are your brothers =JV $2*00 For Governor *.W. R.MERRIAM. $4.00yr $3.50 & political keeper. As a political sentinel For Lieutenant Governor A. K. RICE. former price For Secretary oi State HANS MATSON. —young, patriotic, ambitious—are you For State Treasurer JOSEPII BOBLKTEH. For Attorney General 31 OSES E. CLAPP. $3.00 going to prove false to your American worth more. Chief Justice of Supreme Court citizenship at the very outset? J. B. GILFILLAN. Associate Justice L. W. COLLINS. •&v- Having so many regular customers, I am enabled to sell Right down in your heart you have a Child's Cloaks County Ticket. sympathy for one cause or the other. It at so small a percentage of profit, that large sales must ensue. Come in and look afiC Representative. OSCAR ERICKSONAuditor $2.50 A. P. WALTONTreasurer is very largely this sympathy that determines I always legally guarantee my prices as being right them, we can save your^ F. BURGRegister whether you are a Democrat or a former price of Deeds A J. GRTM ERJudge in everything I sell. of Probate ERNST BRANDTAttorney Republican. Now what right have you money, GEO. W. S MERVILLE. $3.50 •,:-, My stock of Overcoats is large, and am showing a great variety of Sheriff PETER H. DAHL. to blindly follow this sympathy, when Superintendent of Schools...i.T.B. VELIKANJE. your act directly affects every other ma styles at prices ranging from $2.50 up. Call and examine them. I Court Commissioner E. KOCH. Surveyor JULIUS BERNDT, in the land? You are a sovereign, not a Child's Cloaks Coroner JONAS LAUDKNSCHLAGER. have the nicest Fur Coats in Brown County. Before you buy a Fur, Don't buy until you For County Commissioners serf. You are sitting in judgment upon $3.00 1st District E.G.KOCH. Silk, Plush or Astragan Cap, you better come and look at my assortment 3d District AUG. SCHWERDTFEGEK. the future of your own realm. have seen our great 5th District P.J. MOE. former price and learn prices. I am sure they surpass all others. The stock You elect a judge to the bench. He of Underwear is this year large In my Furnishing Department you $4.00 stock of Cloaks. follows his prejudices and disregards Whichever way the election may result, find anything that belongs in that branch. Suits of Cassimeres, Cheviots, evidence. You quicsly degrade him. the party installed in power after BARGAINS, EVERY SATURDAYI Ought not you as electors, who put not Worsteds and Serges, in fancy designs and solid colors. A line of Dry Jvov. 6th, will be the ruling one for a only judges upon the bench, but lawmakers time to come. The issues presented today Goods and Boots and Shoes, you can not find abetter line. in Congress and presidents in to the voters of our land are too Bemember I keep the celebrated Royal White Shirt come and the White House,—ought not you to be important, to hold good but for one Next Saturday hauled down from your American citizenship try it, and you will find it is the best in fit and wear for the money. presidential term, the principles involved if you follow prejudice, and disregard No trouble to show Goods. Make my store your headquarters, you are are too potent to merit not more i*" evidence? than passing consideration, and the always welcome, even if you do not buy. You admit that you ought. Of course We offer a large lot of Bouele Jersey Jackets far* United States will either, for years to you do. You are manly Americans, THROUGH HONESTY I PROSPER. come, prosper under a protective policy aud can't do otherwise. Now let us or cast its ports open to unhindered ••••-.••• T8SO* CBO&3&* Ladies & Children 7 0 cents each. Call in early. submit in evidence, three points: traffic. The issues between the republican 1. That history shows that whenever and democratic parties have, thus efiVST & CftAFF, An elegant line of the strong, national policy, outlined by been taken^ and if one party wins the Gentlemen's Brmsti a.nci Comb Hamilton, saved from destruction by other must needs abandon its issue to Lincoln and Grant, and now represented acknowledge the wisdom of the other, Sets, LadLies Dressing Cases, inby the party of Harrison—whenever or create anew policy to stand on DEALERS IN Fluaiti, Jewel and Work. this policy has obtained, we have made the future. Dry Goods, Groceries, progress. Why? Because the policy had Boxes and. iFliotograpli AlTo-miri in it the elements of success the opposite, Peter Cooper was a successful man. or Jeffersonian policy, the elements He saw nearly a hundred years of active are now for sale at the City Drug Store. of failure. You doubt this? Let us beg 4 life, and ought to have known some* our judge to lay aside that lurking prejudice, thing about economical subjects, since CHAS.LR00S, ]Sfotio_q & Skt& dkf& (Jei^ ^m^ij&i- that suggested the doubt, and be was one of the greatest of American read our history through clean glasses. iron manufacturers. In a speech in Cooper Union, when he was within a 2. That experience proves that our iqg oo&$, 1Boot$ kr\c $ll6e$. few weeks of his ninety-second birthday, greatest material progress has been Druggist and Apothecary, Mr. Cooper, Mayor Hewitt's father-in-law made while we shut out products of foreign by the way, said If we de. capital and labor, unless they paid KIESLING'S BLOCK, CORNER MINN. AND CENTER STR. sire to bring upon our whole nation a us something for coming in. fate similiar to that which has fallen to 3. That wherever there is greatest Poifc Offide Blodk. Minn- the lot of Ireland, Turkey, Mexico, and material accumulation, there is greatest Hindostan, it is only necessary to ar-culture, temperance, humanity, piety. $* _$ AflW Oti© PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. range our tariff in away that will induce As an impartial sovereign, with a decision the people to have all their manufacturing in your hand that effects not done in foreign countries and alone yourself, but me, and not alone -Dealer in pay for it with the raw material of our me, but every other American, you are Stove and Ranges, own. Such a policy will, if I am not bound to take this evidence into consideration. mistaken, secure for our United States Can you gainsay it? If you as rapid a decline and fall as that which can find the road to national unity in fell to the lot of Spain,when the Moors, the precepts of Calhoun if you can find Gasolin Stove and Tinware. her principal manufacturers, were driven more material wealth in Virginia and B.BEHNEE&CO, out of the country. Such a policy Mississippi than in Massachusetts and might gratify our thirst for all the dear. Pennsylvania if you can find the highest Hardware, Farming Implements, ly bought follies and fashions of European culture in the lower wards of New life, but it would bring ruin and York, and in States where two out of Nails, Fence Wire, wretchedness upon hundreds of thousands every three men you meet can neither DEALERS IN j, of mechanics of our country who read nor write if you can do this, then have nothing to sell but their labor. you can conscientiously decide this case Pumps, Western Washers, Sfy Gc00d£ ffckdy-Eqkae Clothing,, fjufcbef To break up this diversified employment in favor of the principles at present of so vast a number by a change represented by Cleveland and Thurman. $ood£, Boot kitd $l\oe& &kt£ ki^d Ck,p£. Clothes Wringers, Boss of tariff, and then expect them to find If you cannot, then as an impartial for themselves other means of living, is judge, you are bound to decide it in favor Jfotion& G^oderie^ kr\i. Cfodkefy. about as reasonable as it was for Pharoah of the principles represented by Churns, etc., etc., etc.. to expect the Israelites to make Harrison and Morton. Bear this in bricks without straw." mind: that it is no more a question of THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. men than it is of sympathy. It is a question special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. The Sleepy Eye Herald devotes several of principle, not of your prejudice Work warranted. columns of its last issue to a discussion or of your preference. Farm Produce taken in Exchange. '-.:'"!'. NEW ULM, MINN. of the Winona and St. Peter Land Company's tax affair, in which Most severely is it again felt, ami es -B^BEHEEE&Cfljf A.* Behitke* 3Ianager. matter judgment had been rendered pecially by those who can least withstand against them for the payment of back such a course, that the specula E E taxes to our County, as our readers will tion in the necessaries of life is a criminal A. C. 0CHS,-| HAS THIS SPRING remember. It criticizes the action cf afct and one therefore which should attorneys Lind and Hagberg in thebe prohibited by law. CONTRACTOR & BUILDER? premises, and reviews the case in such The speculation in wheat at fhe Chicago ROLLS OF WALL PAPER a light as to create cause of inquiry. exchange, and which was conducted PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. The matter is one concerning the by that merciless monopolist, Hutchinson, The Prince of Clothiers is in the named lawyers specially, and we do has advanced the price of that JOB WOBK DONE DT CITT OB COITKTEY field with a full assortment of not presume to-day to argue the case. necessi. for sale, also the finest Center and Corner pieces and other Decorations. staple to such an extent as to Bids given on Buildings of all kind. READY MADE CLOTHING, But no matter how other of the Herald's tate a very high price for flour. True The only store in New Ulm where both assertions in its lengthy report GENTS FURNISHING Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris ior Sale?, it is that the scarcity of wheat this fall may be, the following is one without GOODS AND has much to do with the rise in price, Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. foundation, and the Herald knows, or but unhindered speculation in this necessary BOOTS AND SHOES, £$ are sold. He also carries an extensive line of at least we think it does, that it uttered Ernst, Pfeifferf product tnnds to heighten the all of which are to be disposed of a falsehood in saying, referring to the cost of flour immensely. As a consequence STATIOSERY, ALBDM^ACCORDEOfiS AND VIOLINS. at bankrupt prices. amount of back taxes due the county, millers hold flour at a corresponding Cor. Minnesota and 2nd N. Sts.'*N that --after it is all paid into the treasury figure, and the bakeries, which Give him a call in his new quarters Subcriptions taken for American and European periodicals. Over Tappe's Tailor shop. *'%3 there will be little left when we get principally supply the poor of our great PAINTER, CALCIMINER in Klossner's new Brick Block. Prices guaranteed. Mail orders receive prompt attention. Remember through paying for anew court-house cities with bread, ask a high price for AND C. Baltrusch and for enormous fees to high priced the loaf. the place', 'dne doofnbrth of F. Kuetzing's. S PAPER HANGER, ft lawyers." The public know that while NEW ULM, MINN. only a small percentage of such money The new election law requires that executes all work promptly anaf' at reasonable prices. Artistic Graining a Just received anew stock and full goes into the county treasury and isJudges of election appoint at least one Specialty. ..•-**.' Where Items the "Monon" Swiftly special police, at each voting place, available for court-house building purposes, '4 '5 I *"'. in'K^i- supply of ,/: m* wdi Dress Goods, ^"f^-kr1 Southward, ,t «£Jsfcg*H the greater amount goes into the whose duty it shall be to keep free and «ai ,-« Star Sample Boom, Satins and school and town treasury of the different open a space of six feet square, so that ftEW I E A I N From lake Michigan south it starteth, *?$ From CHICAGO great in 6ize, -, „, ,_,#, r:5 ?'"^. and towns in which said lands are situated. a voter may cast his ballot unmolested "*Si MICHIGAN CITX too it toncheth, \l^' A ii a ^Gingliams KID^ GLOVES, Farmers' Homef Thence thro' towns of enterprise 'J^'f^f' 'Sif-J If all its other statements in the also a written notice of the hour of Enroute lo INDIAKOPOLIS "'.^'-"SY-^ closing the polls shall be posted at the article referred to, are of a like nature Mighty city yet to be, *&?p-~"h'-f, of the' latest patterns. A fancy Onward then to CINCINNATI, 'a ,*i as the one which we here allude to, the place of voting. Offering two routes to the sea 'iM JOSEPH SCHN0BRFCH, propY Tor "sale by oftiSSfi1 3 I assortment Or from WONON where it brancheth S'.ffS"^ public will recognize that the Herald's a. «£0^ff!.i MBS. A. OLDING, Visit LA FAYETTE *O fair— =,#?«t:^ "$ Dealer in EMBROIDERIES, LADIES report must be considered dubious. Postmaster McNamara, of Minot, Then see ye also LOUISVILLE Far famed for beauties rare cSfi Wines, Liquors Dak., has left for parts unknown. His UNDERWEAR, SILK Here again the "M onon'' offeretfc accounts with the government are $2,500 Choice of PULLMAN CAR routes three iw^ii-iiLjiisrEi^ir $^-fc The first snow/ storm of the season GLOVES AND MITTENS. To the Gulf Coast and to Florida and CigarsJ short. occurred at Waterloo, Iowa, Monday Via KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE. ..' Special Bargains in AND DRESS TRIMMINGS, -For particulars reearding special rates, Tourist afternoon, the fall continuing several tickets, Pullman Buffet Sleeper«, Parlor and Chair Eggs taken in exchange at market A fine lunch will be served every day,**/?• Handkerchiefs and Dresss Trimmings Cars, etc., address E. O. McCORMICK, Gen'l hours. prices for goods, by Frank Kuetzing. Pass. Agt, Chicago. City Ticket office, 73 Clark €i.^_n.' rA Cor. $inu. &.Centerstreets. NEW ULM, MINN. street G^feat tafgain£ every $ktufday New Ulm£f«