BEUSSMATO BEOS., Dr. Brown-Sequard's rejuvenating S-, elixii restores lost youth to the aged. FRANK KUETZING'S Will it also rsstore the good old times NEW ULM, MINN. SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANtf. that so many of them are longing for? HavejCompletely Renovated for the ^-X^Mi^ The meat inspection law, passed at Wednesday, August 21, 1889. Sprinland Summer Trade. MERIDIAN BLOCK the last session of the legislature, has been decided unconstitutional by a Sullivan goes to jail for twelve months Stillwater municipal judge and by the for prize fighting. Gov. Lovvry is now "••. "-'V. judge of the Duluth district. DRY GOODS STORE. a bigger man than John L. contains a vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy articles Sullivan was released on bail in Mississippi suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons, Attorney General Miller thinks that jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pip'es, cigar holders] and tendered an ovation. Next Marshall Nagle was justified in guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortmentof general he will go to jail and be given only sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. shooting Judge Terry for insulting small rations. It will be quite a change PriceReduotion of Dry Goods Chief Justice Field. So does everybody. for the "big un." suad N to JUCsufce for St. Paul authorities are trying to silence XXE::E»^JEI. I 1!MCE::N?E' Wanamaker still adheres to his opinion the noisy Salvation Army. Perhaps O Great a Stock.. shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanic's and farmers' that one mill a word is enough for there is then a type of religious enthusiasm tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. that is really unbearable. sending government messages, while Cheap Dress Ooods 7 cts per yard Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other President Green, of the Western Union, oils. All our goods are of a fir»t class quality and prices on the same are rock Half "Wool Cashmeres 11 cts per yard. A man in Georgia prophesied that says they are losing money at the present bcttom. August 16th 'would be the "day of judgment." rate of one cent a word. Must be Large Assoitment of Half "Wool Dress Goods 15 cts. BEUSSMANN BROS. Latest reports show that he a mistake in calculations somewhere. PRICE REDUCTION ON ALL DRESS GOODS TO MAKE made a mistake but the seer is still P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn Tanner wants to be commander-inchief loose and at libertv. ROOM FOR NEW STOCK. of the G. A. R., and Tanner wants A, H. SCHLEUDER, Gov. Hill, of New York, really wants Challies, to close out Balance 5 cts per yard. to be president. According to the papers to go to the United state senate, but there is little or nothing that Tanner Black Lawns, (fast) 5 cts per yard. with the better class of democrats don't want to be, and the hopes against him and with that old republican that are being built for him are brighter OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF EMBROIDERIES AT COST. war horse, Tom Piatt, as bis opponent, JEWELER than any the doughty corporal ever 4 5 Inch Table Linen, (half bleached) 2 0 cts per yard. he will find that he has run up against dreamed of. Silk and Fine Linen Handkerchiefs at 35 cts each. a crowd that he can't walk over. Maj MclCinley has taken up his Handkerchiefs, Fine Heavy Goods, 50 cts worth 75 cts. dealer iaa It's different again. Burke, the Cronin headquarters in Washington and has All Silk Ribbons, very latest shades, 10 cts per yard." suspect, before a court pleads not opened up a gallant fight for the speak Gol 1 SilverWatches, guilty when only awhile ago the police ership of the next house. We hope he PRICES REDUCED ON HOSIERY, TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS. claim he admitted his connection with may succeed, and, if hard service in Beaded Capes at Cost the crime. He will probably deny that congress and strict adhesion to party he ever confessed and the police will principles are ever rewarded, we think White and Colored Knitting Cotton 6 cents per ball. have more work on their hands to Jewelry, a Silver Plated AAfare, he will. prove it. GREAT BARGAIN DAY, Also an elegant Line of Justice Field recently said in California, Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday It is said that Ex-Attorney General "It would be a strange commentary E E S A A Garland has been employed to represent on California and its civilization if Cards. the Northern Pacific railroad at Washington a member of the highest judicial tribunal NEXT SATURDAY AUGUST 34th LARGE ASSORTMENT at a salary of $25,000 a year. in the land could not hold court and One would naturally think that his experience decide cases without danger of personal It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere. OP CHILDREN'S LACE COLLARS AT 10 CTS- with the Pan Electric Telephone violence." The justice didn't know REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Company not so many years ago then that he would soon be given a sample would lead him to keep his hands clean of the "strange commentary." dofi\ef JJinn. & tfitfgt Noftlt gtfeet& }few tlln\, j&hm ^of corporations, but it seems not. Tne constitutional convention of In order to prevent old men from SI*VST & GBAFF, Montana has voted to exclude the Chin holding office, on the ground that they ese, and that of Idaho to exclude the are unfitted for properly attending to Mormons. Both measures have ample their duties, the Montana constitutional justification, especially the latter. While convention adopted a provision limiting DEALERS IN the Chinese are not a desirable class of the right to hold office to persons citizens they cannot be charged with below a certain age. When they adoptted Dry Goods, Groceries, A disobeying the laws, a virtue that cannot this they could not have been aware CHAKLES L. ROOS, be urged in behalf of the Mormons, that Dr. Brown-Sequard had discovered who boldly declare that their duties to an elixir that makes all old men young. the state are of secondary consequence ]Sfotioi$, &kt& £kp& ent£ The Brown-Sequard elixir has turned to their dutier to their church, The out a great fake. A man in Cincinatti, new states will be better off without fWt Office Slodk, JSfew U'lni, Jylinn- into whom was injected some of the rejuvenating^) either element. St. Paul News. elixir, now has blood poisoning and the compound acts no At Lathrop, California, last week, longer as a talisman to restore lost David Terry, an ex-judge of the California youth. Other cases where it has had a RIESLING'S BLOCK, CORNER MINN. AND CENTER STR. supreme court, who was sentenced dangerous effect on patients have given in September by Chief Justice it a serious set back and old men Field to six months imprisonment for 4* & AftWOfcO* have lost all faith in it. The Cinnci. contempt of court, met the Chief Justice natti man will sue the doctor for $5,000 in a railroad hotel and slapped him damages. in the face. A United States marshal, IDesiler in in company with Field, came forward at The national electric light convention the moment and shot Terry through the Stoves and Ranges, have declared their opposition to the heart, killing him instantly. The marshal law for executing criminals by electricity, claims that he was merely performing on the ground that it tends to create his duty and if so it is a rather in the public ihind a feeling of danger B. BEHNEE & CO., risky business to offer insult to a judge Gasolin Stove and Tinware as associated with the electric lighting of the United States supreme court. system. That isn't quite the objection that "Kemmler, the condemned criminal, Hardware, Farming Implements, "Sunset" Cox, the funny Democratic entertains, but he will no doubt congressman from New York, never DEALERS IN feel grateful for such courtesies and forgets to be humorous. He has just Nails, Fence Wire, hope for a good effect. fii'y G^ood^ S}ekdy-mkde Cflotfyr^, ffabbef returned to Washington from a trip through the four new states, and he The investigation is having its effect. Pumps, Western Washers, cooly claims i-redit for the passage of Gfaodg, 8oot£ kud £&ioe& Skt£ ki^d dkp£. At a meeting of the board of trustees of the bill making them states oy the last the Minnesota insane asylum at St. congress. This is carrying a joke al* Clothes Wringers, oss ]Sfotioi$, G^oderie^ kr\d Cfodkefy. Peter last week it was decided to have most too far. The credit for the passage four medical assistants in each asylum of that bill belongs to the Republicans, and to have one of the four a woman. Churns, etc., etc., etc. who informed their obstinate THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. There are to be no second, third or Democratic colleagues that unless the fourth assistants hereafter. An advance PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. the bill was allowed to go tnrouo-h the was also made in the salaries of female special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All House the President would call an extra Farm Produce taken in Exchange. attendants and measures adopted to secure Work warranted. session immediately after the inauguration more complete supervision over B. BEHETKE & CO. NEW ULM, MINN. for the e*press purpose of passing t,he employes in all departments. A. BeJmke, Manager Charles Gebser's it. Mr. Cox is entitled to the credit of having had sufficient political sense to bANKRUPT Boulanger, the once popular leader "P make a virtue of necessity, and for having A. C. OCHS, of the French people, has turned out a persuaded some of his more nearsighted SALJU fraud, and now, that his rascality is BOOK STORE Democratic colleagues to vote found out and his public steals exposed, for the bill. Let Mr. Cox be as funny CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. France will have had reasons for removing as he wants to, but don't let the record the only danger that threatens her PLANS MO SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. on the subject be muddled or confused* welfare. She can now rid herself of IS WELL SUPPLIED WITH BOOKS, STATIONERY AND The Prince of Clothiers is in the one of the greatest political frauds of JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OR COUNTRY^ A lawyer and an editor stood on the field with a full assortment of the century and thus escape the revolution EVERYTHING ELSE USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS Bids given on Buildings of all kind. corner and saw a man murdered in cold READY MADE CLOTHING, that he sought to stir up for his blood. The murderer was a rich man, Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale' BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE own advancement. The prosecution GENTS FURNISHING and after committing the deed he said Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. has begun with convicting him of conspiracy to the lawyer and editor: "Here area TAKEN FOR FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PERIODICALS. GOODS AND and it will end with killing thousand dollars for each of you defend BOOTS AND SHOES, Boulangism forever in the French republic. NEW me before the court and the people I CARRY A FINE LINE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. all of which are to be disposed of TAILOR SHOP. for the crime I have committed." They ALSO THE LARGEST STOCK OF at bankrupt prices. took the money and defended him in Secretary Noble has received the preliminary I respectfully inform the public that their own way and according to their WALLfPAPEE report of the commission Givo liim a call in his new quarters I have opened a new tailor-shop in the own professions, the editor through his building formerly occupied by F. W. which has been investigating the rerating in Klossner's new Brick Block. paper and the lawyer through his Vogelpohl, on Minnesota St., next to of pensions. He has instructed the Union Hotel, and that I am fully mouth. The murderer, through their the commission to proceed with the ininvestigation, ^Bucklen's Arnica Salve. prepared to supply the needs of customers joint efforts, was acquitted, but mark and wants the proceedings at reasonable rates. The Best salve in the world for Cuts IN THE CITY. CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES the result. The people said: '\Ehe editor "'for twelve months. He declined to Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, -r Louis Ztscliunke. is a scoundrel and did so for pay. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, make public the preliminary report but MEf H. RETZLAFFyg' Lo! we will stop our paper and no longer Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, has promised the full report to the publijfelic and positively cures Piles, or no Star Sample Room, patronize him." And the editor, just as soon as it is finished. It is understood pay required, It is guaranteed to give having used his thousand dollars, and that the secretary is satisfied perfect satisfaction, or money refunddd "&**-' iand JJ** no more murders, became a tramp. Price 25 cgnts per box. For sale bv C. ffrom the report that there has been no FarmDealer in Extra Good Quality oi Farmers Home. Machinery* But of the lawyer the people said. ''He L. Ross. -Z: serious wrong doing but he deems it good is an able man, deeply learned in law, *„"»policy to have a thorough investigation DAKOTA HOUSE. and deserves great credit for having ^JOSEPH SCHN0BRICH, Prop'r. lest some of the enemies of the gained the acquittal of a man guilty of ilipertsion office should say that the IpDealer in _, Minneapolis Steel Binders Mowers. Empire Mowers. murder. We will give him our la OPP. POST OFFICE—NEW TJLM, MINN iiinonths included in the preliminary in',j£4jj||vestigation, Wines, Liquors Hardware & Binding Twine a Speciality. business and pay great fees." They December of last year and MRS. A.SEITERProp.gg made him judge, and as such he sent and Cigars/"^ May of this, had been selected beforehand Advance and nvincible Thrashers & Advance and Ames Engines &c. This house is the most centrally located his partner, the editor, to the workhouse, on account of the showing made. A large stock of Repairs for above machines always on hand.^ and said he was a bad man. A fine lunch will be served every day. hotel in the city and affords The secretary evidently intends to lay Quick sale and »mall profits is my motto and Farmers will do well to call ana examinemy goods Such is life.—Ex. Cor. Minn. & Center streets, em out cold, andlearn my prices before buying elsewhere good Sample Rooms, Ne^TTlm. Minn