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

September 4, 1889 · Page 3 of 8

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.BETTSSHAZUfeBROS., Oliver Wendell Holmes celebrated FRANK MUETZING'S his 80th birthday anniversary last Thursday, and the brightest American poet NEW ULM, MINN. $ SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. NT/Is, and author is said to be as bright and M. -S 1 ^Have Completely Renovated for the witty as ever. 1 Wednesday, September 4, 1889. pnng andySummer Trade. MERIDIAN^BLOCK Joel Heatwole of the Northfield News Ohio Democrats have nominated has selected a novel way of advertising Jairies E. Campbell to carry the forlorn himself and his town. We refer to his 33EI».AJl"r3\a3E3KrT oxuzs DRY GOODS STORE. hope against Gov. Foraker. pamphlet on "All about Northfield" contains a vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy articles which he got up in neatly printed book The next national encampment of the suitable for maxriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons, form and circulated at his own expense G. A. R. will be held at Boston. Most jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders, The frequent appearance of' 'The Northfield guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general too far away for Minnesota people. News Man" throughout the book sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. Frioe IRedL-uLOtiox oflDry Goods \1» The Cronin murderers made an at*will no doubt advertise him sufficiently and Notions to MaJte IR,oom for tempt to have separate trials but it was to pay for the book and expenses of emulation. refused them with the exception of In advertising himself Joel almost .T3VCBZSTT W O Our Oreeit Fall Stock. & Woodruff, who, on account his confessions, equals the "one man power of the shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanic's and farmers' will be tried alone. Minneapolis Tribune." tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. Cheap Dress Goods 7 cts per yard. Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other HalfWool Cashmeres 11 cts per yard. The testimony taken before the Rochester oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rock The robber, who held up the train on bottom. investigation committee contains the Wisconsin Central recently anu Large Assortment of llalf Wool Dress Goods 15 cts. about half a million words. Surely BEUSSMANN BROS. robbed several of the passengers, is as a PRICE REDUCTION ON ALL DRfcSS GOODS TO MAKE in so much, there will be enough ad* few can testify a bold one. Hunted and verse testimony to prevent a whitewash P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn traced by the guardians of the law he ROOM FOR NEW STOCK. 0 of the "it slipped my mind" affair. had the daring last week to stop a stage A, II. SCHLEUDER, Challies, to close out Balance 5 cts per yard. coach in Wisconsin in which were four Gen, Russell Alger was chosen commander-in-chief wealthy tourists. One of them, a Black Lawns, (fast) 5 cts per yard. of the G. A. R. at the Minneapolis man, fired a shot at the Milwaukee encampment last week. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF EMBROIDERIES AT COST. robber which was returned with fatal Now that be has got the office, what effect. The robber then relieved him of JEWELER 45 Inch Table Linen, (half bleached) 2 0 cts per yard. will he do with it? Will he make it a his goods, a gold watch and $36 in stepping stone? Silk and Fine Linen Handkerchiefs at 35 cts each. money, and then fled. He was Handkerchiefs, Fine Heavy Goods, 50 cts worth 75 cts. hunted by the authorities with the assistance If all trusts and strikes are the result dealer in of blood hounds and finally of a protective policy, will some free All Silk Ribbons, very latest shades, 10 cts per yard. captured in Michigan. trade theorist throw a little light oa the Gol 1 SilverWatches, cause of the present great strike in free PRICES REDUCED ON HOSIERY, TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS. The South Dakota republicans have trade England. It is one of the biggest Beaded Capes at Cost shown thsir appreciation of a good appointment in recent years and might serve as a and an able man by placing good illustration. White and Colored Knitting Cotton 6 cents per ball. at the head of their ticket the name of Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, GREAT BARGAIN DAY, Gov. Mellette. He received the appointment Gen. Chalmers, of the second Mississippi Also an elegant Line of as territorial governor from President district, will contest the seat of J. Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday EVERY SATURDAY, Harrison, and his official career B. Morgan, a democrat with a majority has demonstrated the wisdom of the of 8,000. Elections in those quarters Cards. NEXT SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7th ASSORTMENT OF selection. Recognizing this the people must indeed be loose if a republican "PURSES" AT 17 CENTS EACH, WHICH IS have given him the nomination for the can hope to successfully contest a democrat's governorship, satisfied that they have a seat in facs of such returns. It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere. ABOUT HALF THEIR VALUE. good man, who is neither a political REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Democrats have nominated tickets in leader nor the tool of an aspiring clique. Montana, Korth Dakota,Ohio, and other Dakota republicans have been remarkably dofqef Jvlini\. & #i#t jVToaft $tfeet£, tfew tlbq, M"!*! states. A3 we expect to take them all successful in the naming of their BBUST & GRAFF. in, it would have been cheaper for them candidates, and Minnesota might well to have dispensed with convention and take a lesson from her sister state, which election expenses, but perhaps they enjoy no doubt sees the evils of a monied a little fight and are willing to pay campaign and would avoid them. their share if they don't win. DEALERS IN The administration is determined that Last week Jack Denipsey and Lethe foreign delegates to the Three Americas' Goods, Groceries, Blanche fought a thirty-two round slugging congiess, which meets at Washon CHAELES L. ROOS contest in San Francisco but asington the 2nd of October, shall see yet we haven't heard of any attempt to what a country the United States is. Ti arrest the pugilists. The governor of j^otion^ Sktft Cfepjsf Gfentjs 5Wi}ij&iii\£* An excursion has been arranged for the of California isn't of the Lowry mould delegates, which will leave Washington anyhow and perhaps he enjoys the Po£t Offide £lodk. on Oct. 3 and return Nov. 14. Among ]\few l/lni, JVTuin. bhamef ul sport too much to interfere. the places to be visited are ail the commercial G^ood^ Soot^ kr\d $l\oe$. and manufacturing cities of London is in the toils of a great strike. New England and northern New York, Nearly 150,000 laborers have come out West Point, Niagara Falls, Harvard in a fight for a universal eight hour system RIESLINGS BLOCK, CORNER MINN. AND CENTER STR. University,Yale College, Michigan University, and wage earners hitherto beleived Chicago, Buffalo, Detroit, Minneapolis, to be beyond the leach of the contaminating 6* ARWOtP* St. Paul, Sioux City, Omaha, influence of strikes are joining St. Louis, Kansas City, the Mammoth the unsatisfied. The strike is chiefly Cave, the natural gas regions, Pittsburg, among the dock laborers and the shipping Philadelphia, the ship yards at Chester, industries have been paralyzed. Dealer in. Pa., and Edison's laboratory at Menlo Stoves and Eanges, Park. The trip will certainly make a Congressman Lind has been criticised NEW GOODS! great impression on our visitor's. somewhat because of his tardiness in removing federal oflicals. Lind knows If there is a row in the republican his business and his intention of keeping Gasolin Stove and .Tinware B. BEHNKE & CO., ranks next year the whole thing may be democrats in office is a good endorsement •charged up to the Sabin faction. After of his judgment.—ST. PETER Hardware, Farming Implements, the defeat of that gentleman for the U. HERALD. Some surprises may be in S. senate the political atmosphere store for you if you think that the reason. DEALERS IN cleared up and there was promise of Nails, Fence Wire, smooth sailing and there would have Dfy G[ood& f(ekIy-H}kde Clotl\ii^, ^uhbet been no trouble, but by a pre-arranged The minister in Ortonville, who gave badPumps, Western Washers, currency to the charges of abduction plan the Northfield News re-opened the and rum of Miss Ellen E. Curtiss and fight and started whan may be a $ooM, 8oot£ ki)dfiftioetf,2&t£ ki\d dkp£. of her confinement in the St. Peter hospital thing for the republican party. The Clothes Wringers, oss as reported by herself, has since News was selected to begin $ie fight J\fotioi\& G^oderie^ kr^d Cfodkefy. concluded that she is really insane and because its editor stood well with the that there is no foundation for her story. Churns, etc., etc., etc. publishers of the state and it was believed That a reverend gentlemen could that he would be able to gather THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. go to so much trouble and take so much them in and use them to good advantage. PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. time in basing charges against a great Besides, Heatwole lost something special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All institution upon the imaginations of a in the last campaign, and he is full of Work warranted. Farm Produce taken in Exchange. crazy brain and not find out his mistake fight. He aspired to be leader not only NEW ULM, MINN. f- 3 B. BEHNKE & CO leads us to believe more strongly of the country press of the state, but A, Behnke, Manager. & than ever the adage so often quoted, Charles Cesser's also of the republican party. As to the "What fools these mortals be." BANKRUPT latter, others considered their services just as valuable, and Heatwole had to A. C. OCHS, If the partisan organs, who have been loosen his grip. And that's what's the SALJJ putting in half their time roasting BOOK STORE f% matter with Joel. S James Journal. the acts of Corporal Tanner, have CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. booked on the approval of the G. A. R. The Behring sea affair, with the apparent they have been mistaken. That body PUNS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. 1 disinterestedness of England at their encampment passed resolutions IS WELL SUPPLIED WITH BOOKS, STATIONERY AND The Prince of Clothiers is in the towards Canada, has set the people of 1 JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OH'COUNTRY} which show gratification at his appointment field with a full assortment of the provinces to thinking of independence. EVERYTHING ELSE USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS and confidence in the man. They Bids given on Buildings of all kind. READY MADE CLOTHING, The Herald, one of the leading endorsed his public acts and invited investigation, BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE organs of the dominidn, thus frees itself Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale* GENTS FURNISHING in the belief that it would of its indignation at England's action. Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. relieve Tanner of all blame if any wrong TAKEN FOR FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PERIODICALS. GOODS AND i* If the statements made in the Washington has been done. The investigation will BOOTS AND SHOES, Dispatch published in yesterday's NEW be cleared up and the democratic press tl Herald convey a correct representation I CARRY A FINE LINE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. all of which are to be disposed ofTAILOR will have to cave. That will settle it SHOP, hisof the views held by Harrison's administration and Tanner will be allowed to run at bankrupt prices. respecting the Behring difficulty, ALSO THE LARGEST STOCK OF office without the interference of patriean I respectfully inform the public that Give him a call in his new quarters and if there is a complete accord of WALL PAPER..- schemers. J\ I have opened anew tailor-shop in the understanding between the British and in ivlossner's new Brick Block. building formerly occupied by F. W VogeJpohl, on Minnesota St., next to A desperate attempt was made in the American governments on the matter, the Union Hotel, and that I am fully the situation must be regarded as Chicago last week to murder one of the Bucklen'8 Arnica Salve. prepared to supply the needs of customers invested with new and startling interest witnesses against Burke, the Cronin -t at reasonable rates. The Best salve in the world for Cuts IN THE CITY. CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES for Canada. In other words, the United suspect. The witness is a tinsmith, Louis Ztsclmnke. Bruises, Sores, Ulcer*!, Salt Rheum, forStates and Great Britain fully understand Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, who identified Burke as the man F. RETZLAFE Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, each other they will settle the S whom he soldered a tin box which it is and positivety cures Piles, or no Star Sample Boom, difficulty in their own way and without supposed, contained the clothes of Dr. :%'•f-f pay required, It is guaranteed to give reference to Canada's views and in a Cronin. On Tuesday night as he was perfect satisfaction, or money refunddd Price 25 cents per box. For sale by C. pure spirit of charity. There is one going to his home he was set upon by a FarmDealer in Extra Good Quality ot Tanners^ Home. Machinery,.,,DAKOTA L. Koss. point on which the people of Canada dozen young men of whom it is only are entitled to receive explicit information known that they were Irish. As the tinsmith HOUSE. and that without delay. If it should JOSEPH SCHN0BRICH, Ppoo'r is known to have had no enemies theturn out that our government has made *s Dealer in the attack is looked upon a» Minneapolis Steel Binders & Mowers. Empire Mowers. OPP. POST OFFICE—NEW ULM, MINN no emphatic protest against this method Wines, liquors result of his evidence in the case. It Hardware & Binding Twine a Speciality. of treating Canada's vital interest, ft MRS. A. SEITER Prop.* would seem that there are still many ifmSM and Cigars^ then the people of Canada will be justified mysteries connected with thi* ^together Advance and nvincible Thrashers & Advance and Ames Engines &e. This house is the most centrally located in taking the matter into their own mysterious case and when, ever, they A fine lunch will be served every day. A large stock of Repairs for above machines always on hand. *W hands and dealing with it in the most 53^ hotel in the city and affords are all uncovered surprises will not be Quick eaie and small profits is my motto and Farmers will do well to call ana examine my goods effective manner epen to them. Minn. & Center streets. lew in number. and learn my prices before buying elsewhere good Sample Booms. New Ulm. Mjjm