TteWMTig Ticket We can not but help to consider Grover Cleveland, that man of destiny, NEW ULM, MINN. a scheming politician, nothing more nor less. Whatever good intentions he Meridian Block may have had when elected four years FOR, FRESrDENT, EB1IL WESCHCKE, Managing Editor. ago, have quickly vanished, now that he has recognised "the allurements of Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1888. Best Goods! power11 which his office gave him, now ^REPUBLICAN I .: that he is beseiged on all sides by "a horde of office-seekers,1' which he must satisfy. Four years ago in his letter of For President, BENJAMIN HARRISON".* '."« acceptance, he stood before the people ,fi*f of Indiana. greater "BARGAINS" this fall the^t 1 as the would-be champion of ths people's O VIC E IFlCESIIDIGNT. |V jFor Vice President, righte^and in calmL|one said the ever in Ladies' and Children's Cloaks. EF1 MORTON. following:U*l¥^^^a Lowest %J}%' of New York. CLOAKS. "I am in favor of an amendment to CLOAKS: the constitution disqualifying the President !#4et«,^'' For member of Congress—2nd District, from re-election. When we consider JOHN LIND. t£&. if %"i? the -patronage of this great office, the allurements of power, the temptation FjqrJudge—9th Judicial District. -VT3 to retain public place once gained, ,w«^ B. F.WEBBER. IiHAVE JUST RECEIVED THE MOST COMPLETE & JBEST J& ^Child's Cloaks Fine Cloaks atgi and, more than all, the availability a run urD ANn nrnwini party finds in an incumbent when a Sfafe Ticket. FAL WINTER STOC WIOTP horde of office-seekers, with a zeal born $3.50 & $4.00 For Governor W. R.MEHBIAM. rl former price" of benefits received and fostered by the For Lieutenant Governor A.• E. RICE. For Secretary of State HANS MATSON. hope of favors yet to come, stand ready wor%more. For State Treaourer JOSEPH BOBLKTER. •M'^i'. $ 0 0 !«s. to aid with money and trained political For Attorney General MOSES E. CLAPP. service, I recognize in the eligibilty of "Chief Justice of Supreme Court J. B. GILFILLAN. the President for re-election a most serious Child's Cloaks Having so many regular customers, I am enabled to sell Associate Justice L. W. COLLINS. Come in and look at! danger to that calm, deliberate and County Ticket. at so small a percentage of profit, that large sales must ensue. $2*50 intelligent political action which must Representative OSCAR ERICKSONAuditor them, we can save you characterize a government by the people."— I always legally guarantee my prices as being right A.F.WALTONTreasurer former price F. BURt»Register in everything I sell. money, .._- of Deeds A. ,T. GRIMMERJudge gaining a renomination, he starts off, $3.50 of Probate. ERNST BRANDTAttorney GEO. W. SOMERVILLESheriff not with sentiments as practical and My stock of Overcoats is large, and am showing a great variety of .i, PETER H. DAHLSuperintendent of Schools.... J. B. VELIKANJECourt honest, as the above seem to be, but donates styles at prices ranging from $2.50 up. .Call and examine them. I Commissioner E,G KOCHSurveyor Child's Cloaks .^ Don't buy until you $10,000 for his own re-election. JULIUS BERNDTCoroner have the nicest Fur Coats in Brown County. Before you buy a Fur, JONAS LADDENSCHLAGER- In view then of such an unmanly $3.00 For County Commissioners Silk, lush or Astragan Cap, you better come and look at my assortment have seen our -great 1st District E.G.KOCH. course, what does Cleveland deserve? former price 3d District AUG. SCWHERDTFEGEK. and learn prices. I am sure they surpass all others. The stock Another term? S£ 5th District P. J. MOE. $4.00 Let every voter bear in mind what of Underwear is this year large. In my Furnishing Department you stock of Cloaks. ^j DEMOCRATIC TICKET. the democratic candidate said four find anything that belongs in that branch. Suits ofCassimeres, Cheviots, BARGAINS, EVERY, SATlDAYf years ago. Take him by his word, and Worsteds and Serges, in fancy designs and solid colors. A line of DryGoods For President, take that office away from him, to prevent GROVER CLEVELAND, and Boots and Shoes, yo% can notfinda better line. of New York. that chronic "horde of office-seekers" v^ Vice For President, Remember I keep the celebrated Royal White Shirt come and to rule the White House, formulate Next Saturday ALLEN G. THURMAN, our laws and hide the surplus. try it, and you will find it is the best in fit and wear, for the money. of Ohio. For Member of Congress—2nd District No trouble to show Goods. Make my store your headquarters, you are „My friends, you will never have any we offer a large Assortment offineSaxony Mittens, dark colors at 18 M. S. WILKINSON. genuine reform in the civil service until always welcome, even if you do not buy. For Judge—9th Judicial District you adopt the one-term principle in reference cents a pair for Ladies, Misses and Children. These goods are worth-, B. F. WEBBER. THROUGH HONESTY I PROSPER. pmraii to the Presidency. So long as State Ticket. double the price. Next week great Bargains in Cloaks. the incumbent can hope for a second For Governor EUGENE M. WILSON. 7R8-®* CftOSTSU •:, Eor Lieutenant Governor DANIEL BUCK. term he will use the immense patronage For Secretary of State... W. C. BREDENHAGEN. For State Treasurer A N S N E S O N. of the government to procure his renomination For Attorney General....CHAS. d'AUTREMONT. An elegant line of and secure his re-election." For Chief Justice Supreme Court SEAGREAVE SMITH. •Qeritlenaen's Bnxsli eundL Oomtol —Speech by Allen G. Thurman, at Columbus, Associaet ustice G. F. ATCHELDER. County Ticket. O., 1872. Sets, Ladles Dressing Cases, For Representative C. W- H.HEIDEMAN. And this man, "the noblest Roman of DEALERS IN ForCounty Auditor E. P. BERTRAND. .Flush., Je^vsrel etnd Work them all," stands beside the huge form For County Treasurer R. PFEFFERLE. For Register of Deeds A. J. GRIMMER, Dry Goods, Groceries, of his mate, and asks his re-election! Boxe eucidi Pnotograpn jfLlTouins] For Judge of Probate FRANZ SCHUBERT. For County Attorney M. C. ROBKRTSON. Oh, democracy, thou art consistent. ForSheriff. J. B. 8CHMID. For SuperintendentofSchools....A. J. DOMEIER. And then to hear these great lights talk are now for sale at the City Drug Store. For Court Commissioner A. ZIEHER. .L 1 of civil service reform! Truly is this For County Surveyor JULIUS BERNDT. \J ]\rotioi^, For Coroner T\ R. HUMPHREY. Sat& daj & 0 ent$ $tirV$l- CHASLROOSf needed, and when the votes are counted For County Commissioners, -^»tDistrict E. G.KOCH. -f-' next Tuesday, it will be shown that 3d District... CHARLES HANSING, the American citizen has taken the matter 5th District .H. FEUEHSTEIN. of reform in hand and bounced Gro. When we consider the campaign of ver Cleveland and his office-seekers. four years ago and the one now about Druggist and Apothecary. to end, we notice a marked contrast Again and again are we brought to in the attitude of the republican party. face the fact that free-trade England RIESLINGS BLOCK, CORNER MINN. AND CENTER STR. What then was thought an insignificant sympathizes with Cleveland and his dissension, the existence of "mugwampery," policy, and is at work as much as it can Pofi-t OffiCe IBlodk. few Ulm, W to-day no longer exists. It is to assist him in his endeavor to be reelected, & & Aft}?0£*f therefore a fight between republicans PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. and democrats only, with the third party Not alone that his message portrayed followers in ranks with either one or the leaning toward British policies, it IDealer in the other, chiefly though in opposition now becomes apparent that the advocates r- Stoves and Ranges, to the present administration. What of these doctrines claim Cleveland NEW- COODS! beat the republican standard bearer NEW COODS and his party as friends, and the four years ago therefore no longer influences latest proof of this is the step taken by this election, and if for no the British minister to this country, Gasolin Stove and Tinware. other cause, we might predict Harrison's who in the following letter, shows his B. BEHNZE & CO, election. But it is not Only that way of thinking. ~^*msii republicans all over the land joined Hardware, Farming Implements, (PRIVATE.) hands to work for a common cause, for Beverly, Mass., Sept 13, 1888. but one candidate, that gives hope of a Sir. I am in receipt of your letter of the 4th inst., and beg to say that I fully Nails, Fence Wire, republican victory, the great question DEALERS IN appreciate the difficulty in which you ^i tariff has much to do with the present find yourself in casting your vote. f)fy $ood& f(ekdy-ir|kde Clothing, fjubyf^ prospects, and the general dissatisfaction You are probably aware that any political Pumps, Western Washers, with the present administration, party which openly favored the mother country at the present moment *'a chiefly on account of its neglect to uphold G^ood Soot^ knd Hlioe^, &kt£ kqd £k$$ would lose popularity, and that the honest civil service reform, causes, Clothes Wringers, Boss party in power is fully aware of this democrats to lose hope. Principally is fttct. The party, however, is, I believe, J"! this state of affairs apparent in New still desirous of maintaining friendly Churns, etc., etc., etc. relations with Great Britain, and is York, which will as usual prove the still as desirous of settling all questions bone of contention between the two 1 1 with Canada, which, have been THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. great parties. The state democracy unfortunately reopened since the re special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All traction of the treaty by the Republican PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. there has inaugurated a state of things majority in the Senate, and by the Work warranted. ...*"?/ *. contrary to the wishes of New York's Farm Produce takeni in Exchange. President's message, to which you allude. majority vote, and to Hill and his fol* NEW ULM, .• •.:- 'V. -MINN. tei&.cx 111 jCiAuiiaxige. %-J--\ All allowances must, therefore, B^BEHBgJ &\, lowers will be due Cleveland's defeat. be made for the political situation as regards the Presidential election thus A, Behnke, Manager. created. It is, however, impossible to And now, when he has succeeded in bANKRUP predict the course which President One of the most non-sensical arrange Cleveland may pursue in the matter of T1 Ar C.OCH^ HAS THIS SPRING ments perfected by the Democratic retaliation, should he be elected but State Central Committee is the gratuitous there is every reason to believe that, ^SALJU while upholding the position he has CONTRACTOR & BUILDER distribution of poorly executed 3* F* taken, he will manifest a spirit of conciliation cuts to over-zealous campaign organs, in dealing with the question ROLLS OF PAPER PUNS MID SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED which give these disfigurations a prominent involved in his message. I enclose an The Prince of Clothiers is in the article from "The New York ,Times" of place in their columns. One can y^p JOB WORK DONE I N CTTT OR COrNTBY. p\ August 22, and remain, ofr? field with a full assortment not take up a democratic paper without for sale, also thefinestCenter and Corner pieces and other Decorations. Yours faithfully, Bids given on Buildings of all kind. "£*i$ finding a blurred sketch of a ragged, L. S. SACKVILLE-WEST. READY MADE CLOTHING, ., The 6nly stole* in New Ulm Wherrboth bare footed western farmer, sweating Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale* GENTS FURNISHING ft Severely has West been censured for tinder the load of a basket full of taxes, UJHotairFarnaeeBSoldandSet. GOODS AND 1 his conduct and his mingling in affairs mortgages etc., while a fat eastern in which he had no right to participate BOOTS AND SHOES^ S trades-man stowes away money-baga. ^are sold. He also carries a) extensive line of? Ernst Pfeifferf 1 1 ir as he has done, and the democratic Ridiculous as such a picture is from Uu all of which are to be disposed of STATIONERY, ALBUMS, iCGORDEORS AND VIOLINS. party is loud in its denunciations of his the fact that the state of affairs illustrated Cor. Minnesota and 2nd N. Sts., at bankrupt prices. *. «.. -». clumsy demeanor.\^ W\ ^H"J is represented as due to the Oive mm a call in his new quarters Orer Tappe's Tailor shop. Subcriptions taken for American and European periodicals. American system of Protection, it Kow that the decision is about to occur, in Klossner's new Brick Block. PAINTER, CALCIMINERIX is also lamentable, inasmuch as it strenuous efforts are again made by Prices guaranteed. Mail orders receive prompt attention. Re- portrays a faultyj spirit in bringing C. Baltrusch fi AND W.i- t-.-^-f democratic organs to create a feeling I into line the North against the South, QnQ dQQx IS PAPER HANGER/ contrary to the republican presidential r, »t *v and the East against the West. It is 3 MINN. NEW ULM, executes all work promptly and 1 nominee. The old lie about "a dollar illustrative of the fact that the democratic reasonable prices. AHisUc Grainina Just received a new stock and full a day is enough for any working-man," Specialty. leaders care little about the jgj supply of Where Runs tIie"Monon" Swiftly is dished up again, but the public contemptibly 3Dress Goods, means they use to effect their ends. Southward, Star Sample Boo ml sneer at such old hash. Satins ajaci NEW DIRECT LACING From lake Michigan south it starteth, Of all the charges brought by his op- From CHICAGO great in size, Who will rejoice more when the political O-ixigliams MICHIGAN CITT too it wucbeth, KID GLOVES, f-ri/f^f^~ponents against General Harrison, pei*i Farmers' Home! Thence thro' towne of enterprise battle is over, the newspaper-man Enronte to INDIANOPOLII ,^ & ^aps none has been a more flimsical one Mighty city yet to be. or the victorious candidate? of the latest patterns. A fancy -2 /^fchan claiming him as having been a Onward then to CINCINNATI, Offering two roates to the sea assortment of^EMBROIDERIES, JOSEPH SCHNOBRICH, Pron'r Por sale by rJlkQ /]'^''^member of the Knownothing Club. In Or from MONON where it branchetb Visit A FATXTTE PO fair I sell more bottles of MBS. A. OLDING, llglg'Ju^a direct and open letter he denies of £ADIES Then see ye also LOUISVILLE Dealer in & Dr Seth Arnold'* Far famed for beauties rare ffiliated with such an or. UNDERWEAR, SILK Wines, Liquor^ COUGH KILLER COUGH KILLER Here again the "Monon" offeretk and thus are the misrepre^sentatiens Choice of PoiLMAK CAB. routes three of any other cough GLOVES AND MITTENS. To the Gulf Coast and to Florida and Cigars» of his enemies exposed. edicine kept in stock, although Via KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE. I keep fifteen varieties. For particulars regarding special rates, Tourist Special Bargains in AND DRESS TRIMMINGS, tickets, Pullman Buffet Sleepers, Parlor and Chair Eggs taken in exenange at market Cars, etc., address E. O. McCORMICK, Gen'l A fine lunch will be served every day. Handkerchiefs and Dress Trimmings F.M. Robertson, Coyville, Kan. Pass. Agt. Chicago. City Ticket office, 73 Clark for goods, by Frank Kuetzing. NEW ULM, MINN. Druggists, 85c., 60c., and $1.00. Street K.i Cor-Minn. & Centea streets. K\3 Gffeat 8afgain£ every ^kttifdky NewUlxn. _• Wmn