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

September 11, 1889 · Page 3 of 8

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d&F1 ••'^^a-:^!^-^ "d ^HB3^a ^Atffizm&gm®$&%gm$8&u WmlmmmMmmiM' BETJSSMAM BEOS. W S •#}*&> Sunset Cox is said to be ^ying of pneumonia. FRANK KUETZING'S 1 SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. A meeting of the cabinet was held NEW ULM, MINN. last Saturday at which it was decided %?lM*A„ JE^XJ Have Completely Renovated for the not to call a special session. The regular Wednesday, September 11,1889. Spring ancPSummer Trade. MERIDIAN! BLOCK session opens in December. The new navy yards for the Pacific It is doubtful if some men will ever coast will be located at Seattle, Washington. cease to seek for empty honors. To DRY C00DS STORE. I'ts a good big plum. prove it, P. F. McClure, the Pierre contains a vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy articles statesman, has accepted the democratic suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons, Gov. Hoard is after the pugilists who jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders, would practice prize fighting in Wisconsin nomination for governor in South Dakota. guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general $*\!?*W and gives notice that he will have sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. PrioeReduotion oTJDry Goods none of it. Good for Hoard. In view of the frequency of mail robberies snid Notions to MsLfc Room for the Postmaster-General, has issued Van Dusen, the elevator king, E A E W E E N a W O Omr Great FaJ-l Stock- says that his elevators are still in an order ottering $1,000 reward anyshows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanic's and farmers' for the arrest and conviction of his own hands and that nothing has tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. Cheap Dress Goods 7 cts per yard. come of the proposition of the English person making an armed attack upon a Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other stage coach or railway mail car. Here's to purchase them. The syndicate's grip oils. All our goods are of a firs£ class quality and prices on the same are rock Half "Wool Cashmeres 11 cts per yard. an opportunity for detectives. bottom. wasn't big enough. Large Assoitment of Half Wool Dress Goods 15 cts. BEUSSMANN BROS. Carlisle, the democratic speaker of The cities of the Dakotas are all PRICE REDUCTION ON ALL DRESS GOODS TO MAKE the last house, .says that McKinely will worked up in their respective struggles P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn be the leader of the fifty-first congress. ROOM FOR NEW STOCK.' to secure the capital. Brown county is As Carlisle is in no way prejudiced and A, H. SCHLEUDER. in the same fix, although there is one Challies, to close out Balance 5 cts per yard. stands in good way to know whereof he difference. Here we know how it is speaks, this statement of his ought to Black Lawns, (fast) 5 cts per yard. going to turn out, while out there they have considerable weight labor under anxiety and doubt. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF EMBROIDERIES AT COST. «. John L. Sullivan, in a letter to the WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER 45 Inch Table Linen, (half bleached) 20 cts per yard. The great Minnesota state fair was New York Sun, says he will be a candidate opened last Friday and closes Saturday. Silk and Fine Linen Handkerchiefs at 35 cts each. for congress on the democratic It is said to be the most representative ticket at the next election. It is probably Handkerchiefs, Fine Heavy Goods, 50 cts worth 75 cts. 3.ea.ler in. yet held and that is saying a good deal. a case of his mistaken ideas of popularity, All Silk Ribbons, very latest shades, 10 cts per yard. A few days yet remain of the big show but John says he can hold the Gol 1 SilverWatches, and none should fail to take advantage party vote and can be elected by Boston PRICES REDUCED ON HOSIERY, TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS of them. alone. Beaded Capes a.t Cost The prohibitionists of New York held Wm. O'Brien, the Irish patriot, is their state convention last week With bite and Colored Knitting Cotton 0 cents per ball. Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, again in jail for organizing a public the cold water men working for the defeat GREAT BARGAIN DAY, meeting and the strangest thing about of the republicans and the Cleveland Also an elegant Line of his imprisonment is his refusal to allow Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday democrats united against David his friends to secure his release. He E Hill, there will be a hot campagn on S A A re-says he will serve his sentence and will Cards. hand in that state this fall and the NEXT SATURDAY, SEPT. 14, 600 YARDS VERY BEST not stultify himself by appealing for justice publicans, who are harmonious, will to an English court, much prefeiring CALICOS. REMNANTS FROM 4 TO 8 YARDS be allowed to carry off the persimmons to rot in jail to adopting such a course. It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere. as usual. AT 5 CENTS A YARD Brave and noble sentiments those, although REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED. they do cost him his liberty. At Huron, "Ordway" Johnson, one dofqef Jtfiiw. & Sftfjft jWth, $tfeet£, few l/lm,, M"m of the prominent men of South Dakota, We would like to know what is the got oft the train and walked up to use or what a certain few republican BRUST & GRAFF. Boyd Barrett, editor of the Aberdeen papers expect to gain by bringing up Republican, and knocked him down, against Gov. Merriam the pre-election kicking him while falling, and cutting charges of Doodle and corrupt methods. heavy gashes on his head, all because What is the use of again publishing the Barrett had published an article reflecting DEALERS IN speeches of Loren Fletcher and Chas. upon him. Johnson must have been Gilman, made while skulking in their Dry Goods, Groceries, led to his fistic course by reading accounts tents because of defeated expectations? CHAELES L. ROOS, of the Bowen—Collins affair. Those stories were not swallowed by the people before election and is it likely State geologist Winchell, in his report that they will be nowp Again we say. rotioi^, &kt& Cfep& Gfentg tftu^ijsft- on the mineral regions of the northern what's the use? part of the state, gives it as his Pojft Offide Block, fe\v U'liri, JVh*m- opinion that there is more iron ore in It is always better to set torth the Minnesota than in both Michigan and merits of the man you would have elected, Wisconsin and that the supply is almost than to picture and add coloring to inexhaustible. If that be the case and the demerits of his opponents. Senator A*f we expect to make use of it all, it is RIESLING'S BLOCK, CORNER MINN. AND CENTER STR. Davis has made a brilliant record in about time to commence to utilize it his short term of office and the people's extensively. The greatness of Minnesota's recognition of his worthiness will be J, AftNOt-O, richness is yet unfathomed and shown in his re-election to the senate, perhaps labor may yet place her among despite the efforts of the politicians to the first states of diversified industries. secure his seat. Keep Davis before the IDesiler in. people and let them know him as he is. Stoves and Ranges, Tne trial of the Cronin case is now in His ability will commend itself to them progress in the Chicago courts. Five and render it difficult for anyone else men stand indicted for conspiracy in the to step into his position. fearful crime, but only four will be tried Gasolin Stove and Tinware That bond episode at New York was at present. The trial will be not only BEHNEE & CO., a master stroke on the part of secretary for the punishment of these men but as of the treasury Windom. It taught the well to determine whether such proceedings Hardware, Farming Implements, money bags of Gotham that we have a as are charged against the secretary of the treasury who underhis Clan-na-Gael can be carried on in this DEALERS IN re-stands business and is not afraid of Nails, Eence Wire, country. That society, it will be the Croesus-like circle. Mr. Windom's membered, is connected with the conspiracy, ©fy Gfaodg, f^dy-ntkde Clothing, fjubber, ability as a statesman has always manifested having ordered, it is claimed, Pumps, Western Washers, itself in just such sweeping acts, the death of Cronin, for endeavoring to G^ood^, 8oot£ knd $i\oe& fkt£ kqd Ckp£. hunt down and drive out, if not bring to and he is bound to become highly popular as a member of the cabinet. The Clothes Wringers, Boss justice, certain alleged embezzlers of disgruntled, would-be statesmen who ]Sfotion& GfrodeiHeg kr^d Cfodkety. funds, who stood high in the counsels of the organization. have been yelping at his heels ever since Churns, etc., etc., etc. he took the portfolio must needs acknowledge THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH that President Harrison chose The deep grown race hatred between wisely.—MANKATO REGISTER. the blacks and whites in the Soutu PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All broke out last week in another fight at wayWork warranted. There is a strangeness in the Farm Produce taken in Exchange. Gouldsboro, La., in which one white some of the state papers treat like subjects NEW ULM, MINN. man and several blacks were shot and B. BEH2TKE & CO.' and it furnishes interesting matter killed. A general uprising of the Degroes Charles Cesser's A, Behnke, Manager for reflection. Heatwole, of the Northfield is reported from Mississippi, but BANKRUPT News, believes in whacking away this was quiekly quelled by the interference "n unceasingly at our boodle senator, A. C. OCHS, of Gov. Lowry. How long this Washburn,'a'nd the crowd that are dishing BOOK STORE state of affairs will continue to trouble SAL-Ll out the federal plums, and he is the South no one knows, but it is certain supported in his attack by the democrats CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. that the whites are at fault and possess and a few republicans. These the remedv. Until they rise above PUNS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. letter believe however in going further this race prejudice and yield to the negro IS WELL SUPPLIED WITH BOOKS, STATIONERY AND The Prince of Clothiers is in the and are now busying themselves with his just rights, trouble is bound to JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OR COUNTRY} Merriam's boodle record. But here field with a full assortment of EVERYTHING ELSE USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS ensue, and the longer it is allowed to Heatwole's hatred ceases and he manages Bids given on Buildings of all kind. brew the harder it will be to overcome. READY MADE CLOTHING, to keep perfectly mum. His case BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE The negroes will not always submit to Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for SaleHot indeed is a queer one, and must have GENTS FURNISHING being, kept down, and the seeds, that the air Furnaces Sold and Set. some significance. TAKEN FOR FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PERIODICALS. GOODS AND whites are sowing in depriving them of the cure, they will reap in a swift and BOOTSAND SHOES, NEW I CARRY A FINE LINE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. The St. Peter Tribune was the first bitter whirlwind of offended justice. paper in the state to mention the name all of which are to be disposed o£ A I O ^SWlYDJ^ ALSO THE LARGEST STOCK OF of John Lind as being in the list of gub at bankrupt prices. tho publicl tha|t Referring to the Australian system :,WALLS ernatorial possibi'ities, and it looks to PAPER I respectfully inform Giv him a call in his new quarters of voting a writer in the Century says: I nave opened anew tailor-shop in the us as though it had a purpose in doing in K'lossner's new Brick Block. Possibly the greatest gain of all will be buiWing formerly occupied by F. W. so. We would like very much to see Vopelpohl. on Minnesota St., next to found in time to be that secured through Mr. Lind elevated to any position he is the Union Hotel, and that I am fully independent nomination. This is the %4Bucklen.9s Arnica Salve. "%Z&rr? desirous of reaching, but we think prepared to supply the needs of customers straigbtest and deadliest blow which IN THE CITY. CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICES The Be«t --aire in tho world for Cuts at reasonable rates. we can see in the Tribune editorial FmrnvizkAm has been struck at the dictatorial caucus Bruises, Sores, Ulcer-. alt Rheum, 5^1$M$S|f I Ztschunke. a scheme to coax him out of the con Fever Sore*. Tetter. Chnpped Hinds, system. Henceforth in eight states, gressional race in order to make an Chilblains Corns, and all 'Skin Eruptions, any body of men, though a mere handful, opening for an aspiring St. Peter and positively cures Pile, or no Star Sample Room, can get their candidates' names pay required. It is oruaraDteed to give politician. To be plain Charles R. upon the ballots and can have them perfect satisfaction, or money refunddd Davis would like to go to congress. Dealerui Extra Good Quality of*V. «j 4^i^ Price 25 cents per box. For sale bv C. distributed at the polls on equal terms aimers5 Home. He knows it is impossible as long as andFarm Machinery* i3%,» with those of the regular parties. Ev\jsf Mr. Lind feels inclined to run 'ery caucus will thus have hanging over S#DAK0TA HOUSE. therefore this sudden gubernatorial JOSEPH SCHN0BRICH, Prop'r. hLi^ vJts deliberations the threat of a formidvf|able boom^-J It would give him (Davis) and easily organized independent Minneapolis Steel Binders & Mowers. Umpire Mowers. Dealer in 5L a chance, he thinks. Well, perhaps it QPP. POST OFFICE—NEW ULM, MINN movement in case its own nominations Wines, Liquors $ •**t would and perhaps it wouldn't. There Hardware 6c Binding Twine a Speciality. are not satisfactory. Heretofore the gg MRS. A. SEITER Prop. are older men than Davis who would and Cigars. most effective ^obstacle to an independent like to sit in the seat, so ably filled by Advance and nvincible Thrashers & Advance and Ames Engines &c. This house is the most centrally located ticket has been the difficulty and Mr. Lind, and these are only holding A fine lunch wilt be served every day expense of getting it distributed at the A large stock of Repairs for above machines always on hand. hotel in the city and affords off as long as Lind is a candidate. Davis Qntck sale and small profits in my motto and Farmers will do well to cail ano examine my goods polls. Cor. Mian. & Center streets. ,. good Sample Rooms. and learn my prices before baying elsewhere had better wait awhile. New Ulm. Minn VMM^ggM mm