New Ulm weekly review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892
August 14, 1889 · Page 3 of 9
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With tw5o such rustlers as Foraker Wednesday, Spring and SummerJTrade. and Halstead to lead the republicans Some of the latest political gossip is in Ohio, some pretty good work ought burdened with a scheme to put Senator to be done down there tnis fall. -*^s- »'.'»Sf* 333E33F^l3VE£3I\r'X* Quay forward as a candidate for president MERIDIAN*rJBLO CK President Green of the Western Union contains a vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy articles in 1892. What is the matter with suitable for mamage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons, don't want to write any more letters to Harrison? jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders, Wanamakeiv^The Philadelphia clothes »«!. guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general GOODS ^. *&s&£$_ STORE. Republicans are confident of carrying dealer is too'much for him. sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. S Virginia this fall and so expreos themselves. Burke, the Cronin suspect, has at They have come so near doing last been returned to the Chicago authorities. ifc in the last few elections that it would There he will be allowed to not be more than might be expected if shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanic's and farmers' see the inside of a Chicago jail and before $Cj I bave just received a iiDe lot of New Spring Goods, *vhich includes a large Ihey succeeded. tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker baibed wire, Geo. W. long perhaps feel the dryad of a Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other •a assortment of light Prints (warranted fast colors) at 5 cts. per yard, also Dress Chicago gallows. oils. All our goods are of a hrs*- class quality and prices on the same are ,rock A state election was held in Kentucky Prmts of pretty patterns Indigo Blue Prints and Fine Sateens, and Dress and last week and of course victory went O O *_ sS*»i**s»®a!aE 1 1 f/% W%iT\ 1 New York has pledged $200,000 for Apron Ginghams of all styles and varieties. fe O 1* *$ with the'democrats. It would have BEUSSMANN BROS. the World's Fair in 1892. New York DRESS GOODS! DflES&GOODSl been funny if It didn't, notwithstanding seems to have fallen into the habit of P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. v^^tSfe **New Ulm, Minn Watterson's woeful dread of defeat. pledging most any amount without Kentucky isn't built a republican state, stopping to think for a moment whether A. H. SCHLEUDER. st}Ie§nnJ"J and success there would be like democratic A complete and carefully selected stock of Dress Goods of the latest she will ever raise half the sum. success in Minnesota,—quite improbable. shades. Am sole agent in New Ulm and vicinity for the well-known The Secretary of the Interior has ordered that all sharks and land grabbers Nearly every city of any size in themust keep off the Sioux reservation until JEWELER Dress Goods which are warranted not to fade or shrink. United States has seen fit to ask why it congress and the president have accepted wouldn't be a proper place for holding Millinery! Millinery! j, the treaty obtained by the commission. the centennial celebration in 1892, To Squatters must keep without us there is but one proper place and the line. dealer in A larger stock, nicer a:ood& and lower prices than ever before. Ladies, ^m*. that is Washington, the capital of the Gol 1 SiMfWatclLes, i**r*. ^«rj Gov. Hill, of New York, wants to go Misses' and Children's hats trimmed and lemodeled. My millinery department" A country. But just at present that city to the senate as a stepping stone to the is leceiving but a small share of booming, is under the management of an experienced milliner from Chicago. presidential nomination and it is said and half the talking is being done fi by New York and Chicago, neither of that he is already scheming for the Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, election of a favorable legislature. We which should have it. JR, I are glad to note that the Cleveland Democrats GREAT BARGAIN DAY, The rumor that Noble, of the interior Also an elegant Line of have undertaken the honorable department, will be asked to leave the Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday though difficult task of defeating Vi cabinet to accept a position on the supreme him. We don't want any David Cards. bench is most likely, like all NEXT SATURDA RAUGUST 17th LARG E ASS0RT3IENT E E S A A Hills in the Senate. cabinet rumors, without foundation. OF E31BROIDERIES AT 9 CENTS PER YARD. And yet if he should we cannot criticise In North Carolina too the people have the president's judgment in the least. It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere. BIG BARGAIN. caught the asylum investigation fever. Noble has won the reputation of being The papers of that state have called on REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED. a very able cabinet officer and in all the superintendent of the state insane dofnef Jtfiiw. & 3&tfjft tfofth. $tfeet& ]\few U"ln\, JvHim probability would fill a seat in the su-asylum to resign, because of unfitness preme court with equal ability. With for the osition, and if he refuses to do BRUST & GRAFF. Gr»»sham and Cooley out of the question, this the governor threatens to remove Noble would strike us quite favorably. him. W ill the Governor of Minnesota follow the example of this southern official Postmaster General Wanamaker and remove Bowers? penned a reply to the letter of the president DEALERS IN of the telegraph company in The Le Sueur Sentinel thinks, because which he gave Messrs. Gould and Dry Goods, Groceries, Joel Heatwole and a few others are Greene some pretty rough knocks. making a great noise about something CHAKLES L. ROOS. These gentlemen may be running a which in fact amounts to very little, big business and may know all about it, that there is danger of a very troublesome Woi^, Skt0, Ckp& Gfent^ tftu^ifOiiqg but before they get through with Wanamaker brood of chickens, and, in fact, they will find him to be a business several of them, hatching in the republican !Po£t Office Blodk. man himself of many years and party in Minnesota, and it urges j\few t/lnij Jvlinn. long experience, and when'be asks for the democrats "to get together." It G^ood^ 1Boot $ kqd $l\oe$. reduced rates he expects to get them will indeed behoove them to do so if they or know a good reason why, expect to make any sort of showing, for when the time comes to settle a party RIESLING'S BLOCK, CORNER MINN. AND CENTER STR. Elections will be held this fall in the issue and defend the party's ascendency I. following states. Montana, Washing in this state, Heatwole and his crowd ton, the Dakotas, Iowa,Maryland, Massachusetts, 3* 9* A 0 will be but a small portion of the republican Mississippi, Nebraska, New force, and they will have to swing Jersey, New Yoik, Ohio, Pennsylvania right around into ranks or accept defeat and Virginia. In some of these, heretofore with the opposition. There is no danger Dealer in democratic, it looks as though for the republican party in Minnesota $*}-^ the republicans would make astonishing because there are a few who are Stoves and Ranges, S! inroads, and the democrats in Virginia dissatisfied. Republicans here don't especially may expect surprises. lean tlfat wav. The tide of republica success has not ceased to roll on, and the party is B. BEHNKE & COJ.5 Mr. Roosevelt, the Republican member Gasolin Stove and Tinware. stronger now than ever. of the civil service commission, and who is thoroughly in svmpathv with If Washburn and Davis don't unite Hardware, Farming Implements, the objects of the law, has this to say on somebody for collector of revenue of Pesident Harrison: DEALERS IN pretty soon, so many candidates will No greater proof of President Harrison's Nails, Fence Wire, have developed into prominence that f)fy Gfaodg, l{ekay-H|kde Clothing, SJufe^j fidelity to his pledges to the people they will find it as difhcult to select could be given than his support of later on as from the two who have Pumps, Western Washers, the commission in their action at Indianapolis, been in the field from the start. "RIvery his own home, wheie we twist and turn of the senators brings to compelled the postmaster to dismiss jsfotioitf,, Gfroderie^ kqd Cfod^iy.,s^ the surface some new applicant for the Clothes Wringers, oss three republican clerks, who had been position, alwa3s a compromise candidate ap-illegally appointed. That left no option and a friend of both, but the Churns, etc., etc., etc. to the postmaster but to appoint THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CJTY FOR CASH pointment seems as far off as ever. three democrats who were on the eligible Again we express the wish that from PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. list. Contrast his action with that the melee, Da\is and his man Donahower special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All of President Cleveland, who sustained Exchange.r4SF Farm Produce taken in may come forth winners. Work warranted. Aquila Jones in his partisan use of the NEW ULM, MINN. Indianapolis postoffice. In Troy, also, The work of the Sioux commissioners A. Behnke, Manager -13• #Dii«tij^l K«U & Charles Cesser's we compelled the re-examination of in opening the Indian Reservations has BANKRUPT some republican clerks who had not at length been successfully concluded. T1 fairly passed the civil service examination. A. C. OCHS, Patience and hard \vrk have overcome In Milwaukee, also, we redressed the most obstinate of the Indians and, SALJJ O O S O E a violation of the law. The though at times the result appeared President has supported us heartily, and CONTRACTOR & BUILDER doubtful, the enduring energy of the I am confident the country is at his commission always gave them the ascendancy. PUNS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. back in thus faithfully enforcing the Only Sitting Bullrefuses to IS .WELL SUPPLIED WITH BOOKS, STATIONERY AND The Prince of Clothiers is in the civil service reform law. yield, but even this stubborn old chief JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OB COrNTRT] field with a full assortment of EVERYTHING ELSE USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS was forsaken by those, of his own clan Bids given on Buildings of ail kind. READY MADE CLOTHING, There is no let up to the ^vay the and the bill received the signatures of Northfield News deals out its blows upon BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for SaleHot all his tribe. The work of the commission GENTS FURNISHING the distributors of public patronage air Furnaces Sold and Set. in accomplishing their difficult TAKEN FOR FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PERIODICALS. GOODS AND in this state and to a good majority of task under the most trying disadvantages BOOTS AND SHOES, the republicans papers his continued speaks well for the men who compose I CARRY A FINE LINE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. howl is getting oppressively stale, it and to them the people of the all of ^\Inch are to be disposed of TAILORS SHOP. sounding so much as it does like the Northwest are most deeply indebted. ALS(fTHE LARGEST STOCK OF at bankrupt prices. wail of one who is disappointed. It is W£# I respectfully inform the public that"' WALMfAPEE well enough to raise a voice against Giv^ him a call in his new quarters I have opened anew tailor-shop in the? Democrats, who sought to make political unfair distribution but to make that building formerly occupied by F. W in Klossner's new Brick Block. capital out of Corp. Tanner, must the burden of your song and make it Vogelpohl, on Minnesota St., next to feel awfully disgusted with themselves. the Union Hotel, and that I am fully appear that the party to which you belong Buck!en's Arnica Salve. prepared to supply the needs of customers Their attempts to ruin the gallant commissioner is going to ruin and wreck just because at reasonable rates. IN THE CITY. CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES The Best salve in the world for Cuts have fallen plumb through the men who are giving out the *fe Lonis ZtecnunEe. Biuises. Sores, Ulcers ^alt Rheum, and have turned out as fruitless as all plums don't happen to be the ones you Fever Sores, Tetter, Chipped Hands, %w their other efforts to help a sinking worked for and just because they are not Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, party by originating lies in the papers and positively cures Piles, or no Sia^Sample Boom,^ toadying to your every taste and wish, pay required. It is guaranteed to give about the administration of our public is neither wise nor called for. The perfect satisfaction, or money refunddd offices. The investigation of the pension men, who have double the reason to l«ltgi ^Dealer in Extra Good Quality oi 8 ira Farmers' Home Price 25 cents per box. For sale by C. office, which they howled for so long furxn Machinery# complain that Heatwole has, are L. Ross. and hard, has been concluded and not making half the bluster, and the DAKOTA K0US[. enough is known rof the report of the JOSEPH SCHN0BRICH, pr0p'r party is the better for it. This business committee to say that it will completely of giving all the patronage to one place Dealer in Minneapolis Steel Binders & Mowers. Umpire Mowers. exonerate Tanner. No gross violations OPP POST OFFICE—NEW ULM, MINN can't last forever and amounts to little Wines, Liquors Hardware & Binding Twine a Speciality. of the law have come to light and nowhile it does last. A couple of years MRS. A. SEITER Prop^"JJ discoveries were made to prove Tanner and Cigars. will suffice to do away with it. Then Advance and nvincible Thrashers & Advance and Ames Engines &c. hiothes than a dutiful and honest official. This house is the most centrally located what's the use in such unremitting A large stock of Repairs for above machines always on band. hu another Democratic scheme is A fine lunch will be served every day|# hotel in the city and affords howls, as those of the disgruntled News QiiTck sme-anaTOftcirprofltiiis my motto and Fanners will do weU to call and examinemy goods feed in the jbq«L and thus they will Cor. Minn. & Center streets. editor. sad learn my prices before buying elsewhere good Sample Rooms. New Ulm,