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

January 23, 1889 · Page 3 of 8

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The^nningJTicket. At a caucus of the republican members of the legislature, last Thursday evening, Mr. Washburn received a NEW ULM. MINN. majority of the votes and was declared their candidate for United States Senator. FOR, FRESrDENTj Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1889. Saturday morning Senator Ward introduced a resolution into the Senate Representative Heideman introduced S* stating that money had been used in two bills last week which affect the interests the Senatorial caucus and asked that an of citizens of Brown County, investigating committee be appointed. jh ouse file No. 29, appropriating money i£V This was done. Up to the time of going for the purpose of giving relief to persons to press we have not heard what who lost their crops by hail in the the committee has done. The Legislature 4 P^^l^i^-'P^HSIIDmiTT/- county of Brown seems to meet with was to commence balloting for U. general approval by the voters of this S. Senator at noon yesterday, ."but our Lowest Prices! county. The other, House file No. 15, correspondent telegraphs that there authorizing the county commissioners was no balloting. The Senate adjourned to issue bonds for the purpose of completing until 8 P. M. yesterday evening, the court house seems to displease the investigating committee was some of our friends living in and to report. The House adjourned until IHAyE JUST^RECEIVED THE MOST COMPLETE & BEST tributary to Sleepy Eye and they are 10 A. M. Wednesday. Excitement runs wearing out shoe leather trying to create high at St. Paul. FALL AND WINTES STOCK ft O Gold and Silver- CSV opposition to this measure. The No other work of recent date that bonding bill passed the house under COLOEED TARLATANS deals with economic problems, has had suspension of the rules, but when it a wider circulation than Henry Geoige's came to the Senate, Mr. Bowen asked "Progress and Poverty." The theories to have it referred t© him, which was Having so many regular customers, I am enabled to sell advanced in this book, as well as in done. Senator Bowen took the bill to S AND AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT QF at sc small a percentage of profit, that large sales must ensue. others by the same author, have led to his room and read it over several times. I always legally guarantee my prices as being right 1 the organization of numerous "AntiPoverty" Then he wrote Chairman Koch, of the Masquerade Suits, in everything I sell. societies all over the country. County board, a letter in which he A week ago Mr. Georg lectured to large stated that he had received a numerously My stock of Overcoats is large, and am showing a great variety of and appreciative audiences at Minneapolis signed petition protesting against styles at prices ranging from $2.50 up. Call and examine them. I and St. Paul on tne most important the passage of any bill to bond the have the nicest Fur Coats in Brown County. Before you buy a Fur, feature of his proposed system, the county unless it be first submitted to TO BE LOANED OUT AT REASONABLE PRICES. S ilk, lush or Astragan Cap, you better come and look at my assortment single tax. By single tax he means a the people for approval, He also stated tax levied exclusively on land values that, unless the County Board offered and learn prices. I am sure they surpass all others. The stock (not on land itself). Land values, according further suggestions he would so amend of Underwear is this year large. In my Furnishing Department you to Mr.George,depend on the opportunity the bill. If lengthy petitions would GREAT BARGAIN DAY, find anything that belongs in that branch. Suits ofCassimeres, Cheviots, to return to labor and capital influence our representatives it would Worsteds and Serges, in fancy designs and solid colors. A line of Dry a greater amount than the poorest land be an easy matter to secure the signing Goods and Boots and Shoes, you can not find abetter line. E E S^LTUPtID ^."Y, in use and these values he would tax, I of a petition, praying for the passnge at tne same time abolishing all direct of House file 15, as introduced, by a $ Remember I keep the celebrated Royal White Shirt come and ^**.,~ NEXT SATURDAY, BARGAINS DRESS GOODS AT 7 CTS. and indirect taxes now levied. In this majority of the voters of Brown. County, try it, and you will find it is the best infitand wear for the money. single tax he sees a remedy for nearly A majority of the voters of this county No trouble to show Goods: Make my store your headquarters, you are A YARD. ALL WORTH MORE. all the evils attendant on the present realize the necessity of better accomodations always welcome, even if you do not buy. unequal distribution of wealth. for our county officials and of In his paper, "The Standard," Mr. §&fe regeptaoles for the county records, CALL EARLY. THROUGH HONESTY I PROSPER. George frequently stated that an income They also prefer to contribute a small -4 tax could not solve the problem sum yearly for twenty or thirty years and yet, an income tax and his single towards defraying the expense of securing tax are based on the same principle. BRUST & GRAF* such accomodation, rather than The advocates of an income tax have p«y the tota} cost of. the Court House For iva! the same ends in view as Mr. George in five or six years. If our Senator they would levy such a tax not only for wishes to serve the best interests of the revenue, but also for the purpse of preventing County he will see that the bill passes DEALERS IN the accumulation of the country's the Senate without amendment and at Dry Goods, Groceries, wealth in the hands of a few, once, so as to enable the commissioners thereby securing a better distribution of to issue the bonds and proceed with •%. GHAS, ROOS the good things of this world. With the work of building the Court House thw twofold end in view, a just income ftt onget If however be prefers to put rotioi^, tax could not be levied exclusively on &atft daj& G^er^ tfttri^- i« actual incomes a the ea§6 of the the county to ah unnecessary expense land-owner, tbelowest possible income he will do the bidding of a few, who that can be derived from his land, OFFERS A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF seem to think that they can prevent 1 ir\g G^oo^, foot$ a^d $l\oe$. should form the basis of taxation. the building of the Court House, amend MASKS and TRIMMINGS This is "essentially what Henry George the bill and secure its passage. demands but we cannot agree with State Senator Daniels introduced a KIESLING'S BLOCfe CORNER MINN. AND CENTER STR. Laces, Bells, Spangles, etc., him as to making the land-owner bear bill creating a state examining board the entire burden of taxation. Such an with power to issue teachers1 "certificates application of a broad principle looks valid throughout the state. The At prices which defy competition. like attempting to tow an ooean steamship 4* $• AJmOt-P, board is to consist of five members, up the Big Cottonwood. one of whom shall be the superintendent PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS, of public instruction. The other The following petitions are being circulated four members shall be appointed by the in all towns, cities and Villao-es f^ Offfce 8lo*,.. XewUHMhrn- state high school and normal boards, Stoves and Ranges, of this state -end receive numerous signatures. two by each. The certificates" are to rank in two classes, to be known as To the Honorable tjie: H8iis8 of Reof collegiate and academic respectively bepresentatives the UniteU States. and each of these two classes is to We, the undersigned, qualified electors Gasolin Stove and Tinware. subdivided into two other classes—liter* of We tfriffieti mates, believing that ary and professional. The literary certificate the etympleWe separation of Church and B. BEHNKE & CO., State IS indispensable to the perpetuity is permanent but does not confer Hardware, Farming Implements, of our republican institutions, and demanded authority to teach5 the professional by their very spirit, most respectfully certificate may be permanent or limited, petition your Honorable Body Nails, Fence Wire, and authorizes the holder to teach. not to pass any bill enjoining the observance of the Sabbath, or any other An academic professioal certificate entitles DEALERS IN reiigious institution or rite nor to pass the holder to teach in the common any resolution proposing an, amendment Pumps, Western Washers, schools, except the high-school a.colle•1 Sfy $ooM, f(ekdy-mkde CJlot-\iq^, f(ubbet to the National Constitution in giate professional certificate authorizes any manner at variance with the great principle embodied in our National Bill Clothes Wringers, Boss him to teach in any of the schools of Gfooelj-" 8oot£ knd gltbe& £&t£. kiyl. Ckp£. of Bights. the state. It appears to us that a To the Honorable the Senate and teacher's certificate that does not authorize 1 House of Representatives of the State Churns, etc., etc. etc. ]\fotioi\& G^foderie$ ki\d dfodkeiy. the holder to teach, would be of Minnesota in Legislature Assembled: just as valuable as a physician's license We, the undersigned, qualified electors THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASIL without authority to practice medicine. of the State of Minnesota, respectfully special attention given to mending and Kpsiirine of Tin Ware. All petition your Honorable Body not The entire system is too complicated to Work warranted. PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL, to propose any amendment to our State be of any practical value. The proposed Constitution that would prohibit the NEW ULM, MINN Farm Produce taken in Exchange. method of appointing the board sale, manufacture, importation or use of alcoholic drinks and beverages. We clearly indicates a desire to please everybody. Ho for the Holidays! B, 2SESKE & CO. believe that the evils growing out of the What in the world has our liquor traffic can be most effectually state high school board done to entitle mitigattd by regulative and restrictive it to appoint two members of a siate legislation based upon and in harmony & £ANKRUPT_I]| icToCHS, with the high license systems examining board? It has sent out questions and school inspectors in the Brace up. BOOKjSTORE selection of both, the board has, as a You are feeling depressed, your appetite W -.,-.. S A A I (JoNTfeACTOR & BUILDER. body, betrayed its ignorance of the progress is poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are fidgety, nervous, PLftHS IE SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. the science and art of education and generallv out of sorts, and want to has made since the beginning of the The Prince of Clothiers is in the brace up. Brace up, but not with .#/v-r: shows an elegant '"jft^jay W present century.—Mr. Heideman has '3&B VOBK DONE IK CITT OB COTTNTBT] stimulants, spring medicines, or bitters, Held with a Ml assortment of 0 which have for their' basis very introduced a bill in the House creating Bids given on Buildings of all kind* CHRISTMAS GOODS, ALBUMS I A INSTRUMENTS, HEADY MADE CLOTHINGJ cheap, bad whiskey, and which stimulate a state board of examiners that, is com,, W S you for an hour, and then leave Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for SaleHot GENTS FURNISHING posed of men competent to judge of A W A E A NOVELTIES AND you in worse condition than before. qOODS AND air Furnaces Sold and Set. ,- ". teachers' qualifications. Mr. Heideman's What you want is an alterative that ',:•:, :±&x#W4 FANC-/ $ ', SOOTS ANDSHOES, will purify your blood, start healthy board of examiners would consist Ernst Pleiffer. BOOKS FOP, action of Liver and kidneys, restore MILLION. of the superintendent ef public in'. all df'"Which are to be disused of E your vitality, i»d give renewed health struction and the presidents of the four .•fc'^^INSTR7 and strength. Such a medicine you at banlirupt'prices. TOY and PICTURE BOOF *m**M*** Cor. Minnesota and 2nd N. Sts.Jf I state normal schools. For the purpose will find in Electric Bitters, and only Give"him a Call1 in hfe-'hew quarters ,-..*^*-.^s_.c^biK, jCTto^r scM'child. 50 cents a bottle at C. L. Roos' Druostore. Over Tappe's Tailor shop, ft of granting state certificates, a 0 O S [31 in IObssner's^neW'ferick Block. Artistic Special It stronger board than this cannot be W**&§£k CLASSICS for fthe Student. PAINTER, CALCIMINER "", found. .. 0. Baltrusch Editor Whitney has purchased the Je$ lit Swiss Carved Work., t)ie Greatest material of the Balaton Journal, and 9P? f\ 'W^, Come and O ADel$gfor Christmas XHfts. 'J 5{ now has three country newspapers shaping: A E HANGER, The present State legislature is being the opinion of the masses. The deluged with petitions praying for Constitutional ^vMAYoii-seIf. ..CJkas. GebsSPl.' Just received anew stock and fall executes all work promptly and'at editorial fraternity will yet be compelled prohibition.Counter petitions reasonable prices. Artistic Grainina a) to call the turn on Whitney and supply of-,:. FRESH Specialty. are being prepared by the friends of keep him from forming a gigantic Star Sample R00ft re i§ personal liberty and thoss in favor of the newspaper trust ^-REDWOOD GAZETTE OYSTERS. present license system. We hope that Consumption surely Cured. and-^ Eotaif,.f/?-€V& Farmers |pjg the good sense of the" legislators wil aingl_.a,z_as Kr_CI To the Editor—Please inform your GLOVES, %g prevail and thtt they will not tinker readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its |$L with the present laws regulating the of the latest patterns. A fancyassortment timely use thousands of hopeless cases JOSEPH SCHNOBRICH, Prop' ftJ* liquor traffic. Give the present law a For sale by:jf- 5 ofj^ --"~|p HEADQUARTERS FOR have been permanently cured. I shall Dealer in fair .trial and if it does not prove a success be glad to send two bottles of my reme- MSB. A. OLDING, EMBROIDERIES, LADIES Wines, Liquors then it will: be time for a change dy FREE fo any of your readers who UNDERWEAR, SILK have consumption if they will send n~ CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS and Cigar* their express and post office address GLOVES AND MITTEN&. ,Col. Sam McPhail has been placed on J© AND TOBACCO^ Respectfully, Special Bargains in^S A ffffli JuUcMviir^be served every day the retired list of the U. S. arjnaji. at a BLunt DRESS .. Handkerchiefs and Dress Trimmings Center streets.