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New Ulm weekly review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892

November 21, 1888 · Page 3 of 8

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XtVETZWtG'S* Thf Winning Ticket. In its m:inuverings the Prohibition party reminds one greatly of the Salva. tion Army. Its manifestoes read like Meridian Block the pious declarations of the heroes of the tambourine and conch, and it is EMIL WESCHCKE, Managing Editor. O E S I E N probably expected that the loyal sons DRY GOODS STORE of Aqua Frigida will brace up when the Wevlnesdaj, Nov. 2l, 1888. Goods! encouraging words of their leaders echo o'er the battle-field. Now that the Republican party has been installed into power, it having The address issued by the Prohibition CLOAKS CLOAKS! come in possession of Congress and the State Central Committee of this state is presidency, it has assumed an importance, a good example of the spirit pervading a responsibility, which is eagerly the ranks, as is seen by these extracts: FOR^IO E FI^ESIIDlLllNrT. contemplated Dot only by the opposition You have done nobly and well. You WE YET HAVE ON HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF have stood as firm as the eternal truth but by all adherents to republican which animates you, under the greatest O A I E S MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. principles. IJpon it has been bestowed pressure ever brought to bear npon a a confidence, which it not merited by political party. It is true that some HI %®m Cloaks at $4 its future actions, will deprive the Republican faltered and betrayed you and your If Better Goods a country, but such soldiers are found in party of the superiority it now every army. enjoys, and which it may hold if it TED THE MOST COMPLETE & BEST I HAVE JUST REC e.oo.^ By 3 our extraordinary exertion yon not prove true to its pledges. The question only prevented an attempted stampede FAILw of tariff reform must necessarily preoccupy of our forces hut you have quadrupled WDiTER STOCK. mn your vote of four years ago, and re. the lower house and have the at. oncluced the majority of the dominant party tention of the Senate as well, and Better .Goods all at $4.BO, nearly or quite 50 per cent. its spt-udy and lrasterlv disposal depends We also congratulate you on the utter the Lite ui tne par*7 foi the future $7.00. ,2 defeat of the left wing of the liquor license worth $7. T» c.nipiien a been one party. We trust it is dead be3 Havin so many regular customers, I am enabled to sell ond the hope of a resurrection, and let priueipaiis ceiitcue 1 on thi- gr^'itisisuc at so small a percentage of profit, that large sales must ensue. no Prohibitionist "weep over its bier." it has be^n u!d ac^or iuiah, iuu The Democratic party of the North has I always legally guarantee my prices as being right onl} tne fact lu U.e picsent tanfl .ru\s been devoid of every sentiment of re-in at $5, Better Goods a1 everything I sell. were the outcome of Republican iffoKs, form, and its overthrow is a public bit ssing. were itur ili\ under R^publiein re My stock of Overcoats is large, and am showing a great variety of worth $ 8 If we have tears to shed, let them be 1 helped to -uvikt-n confidence in the a $7.60. 1 styles at prices ranging from $2.50 up. Call and examine them. I -hed over the other wing of the army, ty, whici .iow being elected, is exptcted tne Derpetuation of whose power means have the nicest Fur Coats in Brown County. Before you buy a Fur, to treit this important matter in an tho perpetuation of the legalized dram S ilk, lush or Astragan Cap, you better come and look at my assortment honest, conservative manner. shop for state. The issue was fairly Aln worth more t&anrau made. The Republican party, in convention at $ 6 6 0 worm more and learn prices. I am sure they surpass all others. The stock According to its professions the Republican assembled, aid, by its act, virtually of Underwear is this year large. In my Furnishing Department you move tho indefinite postponement part\ will revise the present of the consider uion ot the question of $ 8 6 0 we sell them for. tariff laws, and in a manner at once effective find anything that belongs in that branch. Suits ofCassimeres, Cheviots, prohibition, and by a vote ot a majority and 3 et without the slighest detrimental Worsteds and Serges, in fancy designs and solid colors. A line of Dry of the citizt no ot (ins state it ft as carried. Call on us before buying elsewhere and see for yourselves. influence to American industry Goods and Boots and Shoes, you can not find abetter line. FLANNELS! FLANNEI&.! Sfi and indirecth. labor, it will reduce After a lengthy tiiade on the Republican Remember I keep the celebrated Royal White Shirt come and the surplus by reducing the tariff on party, the committee opens up a Dress Goods at all prices. Double width, imitation Cashmere at 15 cts those impoits which at certain periods try it, and you will find it is the best in fit and wear for the money. new campaign in these terms: a yard Largest assortment and lowest prices in the city. Don't buy allow of a lesser taxation. No trouble to show Goods. Make my store your headquarters, you are We inaugurate this day the campaign a dress before you have seen our "Woolen Goods. Fine Toboggan CapsK' The Democratic party had the same of 1892 The national committee will at 25 cts. These can not be order made lor that price, yet this is al always welcome, even if you do not buy. soon meet to put the forces in motion object in view, but made the mistake to we ask for them. jf. Gkrea/ Bargains theall along the line. We will never let THROUGH HONESTY I PROSPER. consider this important topic for up while the dram shop remains. They benefit of one section and the detriment said in 1884 that we had set the cause of another, the Mills bill was the sole back twenty years and that our defeat 3ST7TE3HTT S A E A was our funeral. We yet live. Again criterion offered as to the intentions of BRUST & GRAFF Next Saturday Heavy Silk Handkerchiefs at 25 cts. each. Onli they say we are dead and our career is the Democratic party in regard to this that day. ended. But never in the history of reform matter, and wrhen the party had was our case so grandly marching pledged itself to its support, it to the front. was predestined to fall. As a reform An elegant line of The address closes with pathetic appeals party in this respect the Democratic DEALERS IN Gentlemen's Brush stnd Comb to the faithful to hold the fort. party has been a failure. It now remains Dry Goods, Groceries, Sets, Letd-ies Dressing Oases, for its opponents, who profit by Not that we strive to assume the task their down-fall, to make good the errors of teaching the merits of a particular Fl\ia£i, Je-w-el a.nd Work ufc outlined by Cleveland and his adherents, candidate for any office in the gift of Boxes and. Fiiotograpli JU."b\irns and the Republican party has but the republican party, but for the welfare rotioi\& ffcktjS Cfep & Gfei^ llSifqijflt- to be true to its maxims to merit the of the same do we consider the are now for sale at the City Drug Store. I formation of President Harrison's cabinet. place it now occupies Speculation has been rife ever CHAS, ROOS, iqg ood$, 1Boqt$ kqd $l\oe$. since his election in regard to the futuie Denouncing the Democratic as a rum administration of national affairs, and spoils party, branding its leaders as and especially in the making of the unscrupulous theorists and inconsistent cabinet have we witnessed progressive politicians, the Piohibitionists, a party RIESLING'S BLOCK, CORNER MINN. AND CENTER STR. investigation. The "favorite son" professing the advocacy of moral laws Druggist and Apothecary, phase has in this connection reappeared and such measures as will stamp proceedings and an analvsis of the sentiment prevalent which, as it claims, are inaugurated 4* & &MNQZ*& in some of the states formerly by the Democrats, as shameful, classed as doubtful, discloses the fact fWt Office Block. tfew Ulm, go hand in hand with that party to defeat that each considers itself entitled to the Republicans In doing this repiesentation in the cabinet. In a certain IDeeiler in the Prohibition party acknowledges PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS, sense, to strengthen the hold of the either one of two things* that it is hypocritical Stoves and Ranges, party, it would but be policy for Gen. in its assertions or that it re Harrison to appoint a cabinet member gards the end savoring the means. In from these newly won districts but we either ca3e it has got to be a political doubt whether such a move would be Gasolin Stove and Tinware. corporation, ready to throw what influence v\ wise in each and every respect. it has with that side, whose enemies B. BEHNEE & CO. are its own, and whose victory The republican 'party, now that it Hardware, Farming Implements, means its defeat. has regained the confidence of the people, 1 In contemplating therefore the position must judiciously administer to their Nails, Fence Wire, of the third party in the campaign needs, and the president's cabinet will DEALERS IN just ended, especially its situation in prove a prime factor in this respect. the east, we come to the conclusion To choose therefore a cabinet officer Dty G[ood& S(ekdy-Bqkde dlotl\ir|g, ffcfe Pumps, Western Washers, v*w\ that the election of Cleveland would for the sake of political capital seems have favorably furthered the wishes of ill advised, and would in the end prove $ood£, 8oot£ knd $l\oe& Skt£ kr\d (5k$£. the Prohibitionists, but if the cause of Clothes Wringers, Boss detrimental to party interests and the their support given Jhe Democratic nation. The standard of esteem in jvfotior^, Gfcoderie^ ki^d Cffodkety. party was the realisation of the which the republican party is held L*^. Churns, etc., etc., etc. fact that the Republican party would would thereby be lowered, and earnest not make the Prohibition cause its own, advocates of its doctrines would be 1 epulsed. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. could they e^epeet that the Democratic It would work harm in e.ich special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All party would? In this respect it is safe district where valiant and energetic defenders PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. Work warranted. to say that neither Harrison's nor of republicanism were enacting Farm Produce taken in Exchange. Cleveland's party would adopt the doctrines NEWULM, MINN measures for its benefit, and public of the Prohibitionists, for theopinion, when favorable, the essential B. BEHUKE & CO, Charles Cesser subject matter of this doctrine, prohibition, attribute to a party's success, would be A, Befmke, manager. is fallacious, has been tried to the directed in opposition. detriment of communities, and will gANKRUPT JJI C. 0CHS,*fr In our own state we have not had therefore never, at least not for a time and will not have a lack of interest in HAS THIS SPRING A to come, befatto be considered as a the success ot the lepublican party, and a-ai,i*-IC0NTRACT0R & BUILDER|J' question deserving of great political mainly was this due, especially in the attention. recent campaigns, to the untiring and ROLLS OF WALL PAPER PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS O N I S I I Had the Prohibition party confined brilliant efforts of inspiring leaders, The Prince of Clothiers is in the tself to the inner realms of state and who impressed with the worth and honest JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OB COUNTErJ' field with a full assortment of JF exerted its influence not on the political endeavors of the party, stood up for sale, also the finest Center and Corner pieces and other Decorations. READY MADE CLOTHING, Bids given on Buildings of ail kintfj (fStucco battle-field but on "private grounds,1' manfully for its rights. Prominent ?N The only store in New Ulm where both the question of prohibition would to-day GENTS FURNISHING SaleJ among these men and moulders of public Glue and Plaster Paris for be more worthy of consideration, and GOODS AND opinion, and one who has ably .Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. not be exposed to the contempt of a served his country, whenever called BOOTS AND SHOES^ political opposition, but through its are sold. He also carries an extensive line of Ernst Pfeiffer^ upon, is Cushman K. Davis, a member all of which are to be disposed of hasty appearance in the arena, as an of the U. S. Senate, and its ablest orator, STATIOERT, ALBUMS, ACC0RDE08S AND VIOLINS. associate to a party, the interests of and one of the most earnest of rehim at bankrupt prices. Cor. Minnesota and 2nd H. S which were diagonally opposed, it haspublicans.To it is due, and not only Give him a call in his new quarters Subcriptions taken for American and European periodicals. 3 Over Tappe's Tailor shopf Mfl been subjected to universal attention for the welfare of the party in the North PAINTER, CALCIMlNJfk^ in Klossner's new Brick Block. and criticism, and falling below the Star state, but at large, that he becomes Prices guaranteed. -Mail orders receive prompt attention. Remember mark, has been condemned. one of the cabinet advisers of the next C. Baltrrfsch •jig^ AND the place, one door north of F. Kuetzing's president. ^PAPER HANGER, NEWULM, .'«££- MINN. MINNEAPOLIS WARBLERS. His record has placed him squarely executes all work prompUv S at Just received anew stock and full They furnish Col. Bobleter with a poetical in republican ranks, his efforts have Specialty Where Runs the "Motion" Swiftly supply of freak %n one verse. been directed for its and the country's Ti Goods,g Southward. Dress Col. Bobleter received the following telegram welfare, and his career gives promise Star SampTiTJoQ^J from two amateur poets of Satins anc£^IB -«b NEW DIRECT LACING of his efficient services in any place of From lake Michigan south it startetha***"? 2 From CHICAGO great in size, J, Minneapolis. The time at which it was and prominence./^ ,* KID1GLOVBS, iS "iaingliams SPV MICHIGAN CITY too it wncheth, S sent (1.42 a. m.) would indicate that Thence thro'towns ofenterprise £*£J Farmers' Home. 3 Enronte to INDIANOPOLIS "s^i the authors worked both late and early ^Pilets! Fifes! Itching Biles! JWighty city yet to be, ,* *sH of the latest patterns. A fancv mi Onward then to CINCINNATI, A 1 1 SYMPTOMS—Moisture intense itching upon the effusion. ¥M Offering two roates to the sea, W 1 ft^"-^ For sale S S I S w?»** assortment oP and stinging mostly at night worse by JOSEPH SCHNOBRICH, Prop-p. f% Or from MONON where it branchefe %JM MINNEAPOLIS, NOV. 9—1:42 a. m. scratching. If allowed to continue, tumors mm Visit A FATTKTTE eo fair— M^l ul-MRS. A. OLDIN6, Dealer in EMBROIDERIES, LADIES To Josoph Bobleter, State Treasurer, 'Ihen see ye also LOUISVILLE 1 form, which often bleed and Far famed for beauties rare, ^I^K.%'1 Wines, Liquors 1 St. Paul:— UNDERWEAR, SILK cerate, becoming very sere. Swayne's Here again the "Monon" afferetfc ftlldl Choice of PULLMAN CA* routes three file*"* The demmies got a sickening thud, Ointment stops the itching and bleeding, GLOVES ANDg|ttITTEN&"# I I I I I I S E I To the Gnlf Coast and to Florida and Cigs^ te?" Aed Nelson's name was surely mud heals ulceration, and in most cases Via KENTIJCKT and TENNS.BBEE. Special Bajpins in We know you favored votes for niggers removes the tumors. At druggists, or For particnlaisregai ding speciaJ rates, Tourist »&*/ AND E S S TRIMMINGS, tickets, Pnllman Buffet Sleepers, Parlor and Chair And know your aptitude for "figgers" by mail, for 50 cents. Dr. Swayne & Handkerchiefs and Dress Trimmings A fine lunch will be served every da Cars, etc., address E. O. McCORMICK, Gen'l & Son, Philadelphia. Pass. Agt Chicago. City Ticket office, 73 Clark Cor. Minn. & Center streets. ^1 HASKELL AND PALMER. NEW ULM, MINN. (}feat fWgain£ every $atufJay street New Ulm., ,, A Minn t3^®SSJai'tt,^.»:t3B»Br«K«',,«*"