-r»g(5r- BETJSSMAM BROS., 3f* ^Connecticut voted on prohibition on FRANK,KUETZING'S Monday. It isn't likely that it went the way of the Dakotas. SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN.jpjggqp "Naturally, Alfred Wallin was elected PSP31 a Completely Renovated for the 1 N to the supreme court of North Dakota. Wednesday, October 9, 1889. & 4 Congratulations to the Judge and, Dakota MERIDIAN BLOCK Hilt? ^^PSfPSii 1 fH & ^ngfand Summer Trade. With the Irish, it will henceforth be, as well. ,, j, £j •'No Ames need apply." The Minneapolis Exposition is $10,000 s*?*^ &K short on expenses. This don't include DRY GOODS STORE. contains a vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy articles ^R. No pension commissioner appointed the advertising that wasn't paid suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons, yet. Let it be Rea. jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket boofcs, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders, for either. ^_ guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general Pierre was chosen temporary capital sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. A We have received the first issues of of South Dakota. Good for Pierre! JRetll etnei "VKTintesx-. the Minneapolis Times, the new morning For the painstaking and care, necessary paper. It is a newsy lictle sheet PZEF.A.Tl.l'IWg-EJXr W O to collect the opinions of disgruntled Good Shacker Flannel, 9 cts ytL and promises well. Red, White and Colored Wool Blankets editors on the gubernatorial question, shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanic's and farmers' Good Cotton Flandel, 10-12$ cts yd and Quilts, cheaper than last fall. Evans, of the National Republican tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker baibed wire, Geo. W. the St. Paul News carries off the Large Stock Half Wool Flannels" Red Table Cloth (fast) 25 cts up. Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other committee, says that he will secure the palm. Large Assortment Shirting Flannels. oils. All our goods are of a first*- class quality and prices on the same are lock DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS. next convention for Minneapolis pioviding bottom. Large Stock Wide Skirting Flannels The meat inspection case, which was We are sole agent for the "Broadhead1' that that city raises the necessary Largest Assortment Scarlet Flannel. appealed from the Duluth courts to the BEUSSMANN BROS. Dress Goods. fund of $30,000. Then by all means We offer abetter red Flannel for 25 cts State Supreme court, has been set forraise We offer cheap Double F-iced Dress the money. P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. this fall than ever. November 12. This means another New Ulm, Minn Goods at 8 cts yd. Double Width All Wool Dress Flannels Cleveland's three judicial appointments blow at the constitutionality of the law. Half Wool 10, 11 and 12 cts yd. A. H. SCHLEUDER, in North Dakota, McConnell, of 40 cts yd. Double Widths, All Shades, 25 cts up Last Tuesday was a big dny for theFargo, Templeton, of Giand Jbork3, and Heavy Double Width Waterproof 50 cts In Fme Black Dress Goods we carry the republicans in the new states They Rose were elected in Republican districts yd. (a bargain.) best assortment. earned nearly everything and, better over Republican nominees. The Double Width All Wool Ladi-scloth 65 Fme bilk Warp Henrietta, SI 00 yd than all, sent a solid representation to JEWELER people do not want the judiciaiy Be sure and look over our assortment. cts. yd. Congress. Democrats may smooth dragged into politics. They will fight over their defeat by saying that they to keep it out. Underwear. Look at our every day bargain counter of children's didn't expect much, but that don't lessen underwear. Assorted sizes white and scarlet shirts and drawers, the victory any, and adds but little dealer in Initial elections were held in the four 25 cts, your choice. *o their comfort. new states last Tuesday and nearly Gol 1 SilverWatch.es5 Men's all wool scarlet shirts and drawers 50 cts each. everything went the way of the Twice a week the St. Paul News publishes republicans. In all, the constitutions, Hose and socks at all prices. Racine Blanket Shawls in all colors and a column of clippings from the prices. as adopted by the conventions, state papers, reflecting the sentiments were ratified and in North GREAT BARGAIN DAY, of public(") opinion with regaids our and South Dakota prohibition carried Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, next governor. Here and there by surprise. In the former the republican EVERY S^TTJ]R,:D.A.Y. amongst these will be found kind words Also an elegant Line of majority was larger than was at Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday for our present executive, but, like the NEXT SATURDAY, OCT. 12, DRESS FLANNELS WAR first looked for, while in the latter they oases of the desert, they are few and far RANTED HALF WOOL, ELEGANT PLAIDS FOR swept everything. Washington also fell Cards. between. Were it not that the governor into line with a majority of 8,000. In CHILDRENS' SCHOOL DRESSES. 14 CTS. knows the cause of their att?ck he Montana there was fighting ground but PER YARD ALMOST HALF PRICE. would probably have fears for himself. the success of the republicans was unexpected. It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere. But he understands the nature of their C03IE IN EARLY TO GET BEST SELECTIONS. They elected a congressman disease and no doubt has the remedy if REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED. and all of the state ticket with the exception any is necessary. dofnef JvTiiw. & tfiffft Jtoh, gtfeetg, few Ulm, Mm of governor. I he legislature In the tight between Congressman is still in doubt but is conceded to the J* BRtTST & GRAFF. Lind and Hall over the appointment of democrats. Woman suffrage was register of the land office at Marshall, everywhere sat down upon and prohibition Lind was successful as he should have carried in the Dakotas only been. A dispatch from Washington through the swapping of horses by democrats. TAKE THIS WAY OF ANNOUNCING THAT THEIR savs in regard to it- The appointment It is quite impossible for it to of L. M. Lange as register of the United be a success as the minority in opposition FALL AND WINTER STOCK to it is large enough to make it a States land office at Marshall settles CHAELES L. ROOS the difficulty that arose between Congressman failure. Is complete in every respect. And that they are prepared to offer Lind and Congressman Hall. Dressgoods in all varieties, Flannels in all styles and patterns, and cotton The Three America's Congress opened Mr. Hall claimed that as a large share flannels in assorted colors and quality. up its session at Washington last Wednesday of the land in the Marshall land district Also an enormous stock of Ladies', Gent's, and Children's underwear and, after a reception and "was in his congressional district that he and everything in the line at prices that are lower than they have fWt Offide ©lodk. ]\few Iflm, Jtfinn. thespeech of explanation as to the object should be allowed to name one of ever been in the Northwest. Call and convince yourselves at of the congress by secretary Blaine, adjourned land officers Mr. Lind claimed the Brust& Graff's till November 16. Between land office as his patronage, and recommended now and then the delegates will make Mr. Lange of Worthington for a tour of the country, examining into RIESLING'S BLOCK, NEW ULM, MINN. the place. After Hall had recommended its various advantages in business and Hon. A. K. Finseth, Lind redoubled Mail orders receive prompt attention. commercial relations, and receiving his efforts to have his man appointed, pointers from the results of American and his desires were granted. & •& ABMOt-^» energy, capital and appliances. The object of all this of course is to induce The New York democrats held a the introduction of our methods in the queer convention. In the first place Southern republics, to knit the three Dealer in. they were split up with rival and Americas in a closer union, and to contending factions, but, when the time Stoves and Uanges, build up if possible a larger trade between came around for howling for the party them. The plan is one of importance leaders, Hill and Cleveland shared the $ to both South America and applause alike It was harmony perhaps, B. BEHNZE & CO.5 -t the United States and each will be gainfrom but of a strange kind. The platform Gasolin Stove and Tinware wasers its successful execution The too is equallv absurd. It trade between the two countries is not patched up for effect, but its inconsistencies Hardware, Farming Implements, and never has been creditable to either ire so glaring as to make the DEALERS IN I— and yet the interchange of resources between -whole appear ridiculous. To illustrate, them is naturally far more advantageous Hill and Cleveland are both treated to ©i^y $ood£, ffekdy-ijqkde dlotliit)^ Rubber Nails, Fence Wire, than with Europe, were it eulogies prohibition and high license h- not for the lack of cheap and direct are set side by side and denounced in Gcood^, Soot^ kud Slioeg, fikt£ ai]d Ckpg. bePumps, Western Washers, transportation. This the congre&s will the same breath that the liquor traffic endeavor to arrive at and it is to is condemned, as being adverse to Democratic ]\fotion& Gftforferieg ki^d Ci'odker'y. hoped that they will succeed. It may principles electoral reform and Clothes Wringers, Boss be a blow to Europe but it will be a Gov Hill are considered indentical, rich inheritance to the republics of .vhile free trade is objected to by endorsing THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH Churns, etc., etc., etc. asNorth and South America. the platform of 1888. It is two sided an affair as a platform well PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. could be and were it not the production A Kansas City telegraph operator is Farm Produce taken in Exchange. special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All of this verv party, it would be a curiosi- suing the Rock Island railroad for Work warranted. $25,000 damages for blacklisting him. B. BEH^TKE & CO. wasNEW ULM, MINN. A. BeJmke, Manager The plaintiff says that in 1886 he Secretary Windom was commended discharged and blacklisted by the railroad BANKRUPT when he ordered the stars and stripes Charles Cesser's company simply because he was T1 to float from every public building and A. C. 0CHS, the organizer of the Order of Railroad the decision met with popular favor. SALJJ Telegraphers, which, he claims, is purely If be still has a desire to add to his laurels a benevolent association. His suit BOOK STORE we would advise him to strain himself CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. has been thrown out of court twice on a little in an effort to have the American PUNS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. merely technical points, but he hopes to flag appear on the mast of every The Prince of Clothiers is in the get the matter before a jury this time. American vessel. At present, though IS WELL SUPPLIED WITH BOOKS, STATIONERY AND JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OB COUNTRY} theAnd he should succeed. His suit is we regret to admit it, this is not field with a full assortment of Bids given on Buildings of all kind. a worthy one and in the right direction. case as there are provisions in our navigation theEVERYTHING ELSE USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS READY MADE CLOTHING, If it carries it will not only set laws which prevent any foreign Stucco (xlue and Plaster Paris for Sale* GENTS FURNISHING plaintiff aright but will serve as a lesson built ship owned by Americans from BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. to those in the practice of blacklisting. carrying American colors. Such laws GOODS AND For this reason, if for no other, TAKEN FOR FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PERIODICALS. are objectionable, to say the least, and BOOTS AND SHOES, judgment should be rendered in his NEW we speak unhesitatingly for their repeal. I CARRY A FINE LINE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. all of which are to be disposed of favor. The system is one which is only TAILOR SHOP, They may involve the idea of evil in its intentions and which aims «'"•«/'V""*""*!* 'Z7" J\ protection and may have been formulated at bankrupt prices. ,"%** ^VLS0 THE LARGEST "STOC OF* only to stagger the defenseless employees. I respectfully inform the public that on the grounds that they would encourage Grv-- inin a call in his new quarters I have opened anew tailor-shop in the It is the same in nature as the American ship building, but in building formerly occupied by F. W. objectionable feature of strikes, only it in K'lossner's new Brick Block. these days, when money with the rich Vo^elpohl. on Minnesota St., next to is more to be condemned because of the rules above patriotism, it seems a very the Union Hotel, and that I am fully position of those who enter into it. To Bucklen's Arnica Salve. prepared to supply the needs of customers ineffectual method of supporting home at reasonable rates. be employed where he best seesfitis a industries. The great Atlantic steamship IN THE CITYTCALL AND EkAlftSt S0&DSORfo PRICES The Bp«t salve in the world for Cuts Iionis Ztschunke. toman's chief birthright and when the lines have but little concern as Biuises SHIP*. Ulcer*, ^nlt Rheum, malicious employer seeks to interfere F.H.RETZM1TJ Fever Sore-. Tetter. Chipped Hands. the character of the flag they float and in with that liberty, he simply encourages Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions, purchasing their ships they do not hesitate noStar Sample Room, and positiVety cures Pile«. or his workmen to assume similar action between a foreign and an American pav required. It is guaranteed to give in retaliation. The causes of scab builtvessel becauseof this feature of perfect satisfaction, ormoney ref nnddd *80^** «&3ei and**. labor are not confined alone to labor Price 25 cents per box^ For salp bv C. *our laws. It is the cost and grade that §H Dealer in Extra Good Quality oi Farmers' Homev organizations and unions. No, the example Farm Machinery* determine then, and if Congress is anfs^Prions is set by the employers themselves to protect American *hip buildfyn ^JOSEPH SCHNOBBICH, Proper? in this very system, and they are DAKOTA HOUSE she must do it in some other way. the more to blame because they pracit, W Dealer in^ ^""From the present order of things we Minneapolis Steel Binders & Mowers ^Empire Mowers. notice not out of defense, but out .of Wines, Iaqiurs£*^ get only disgrace on the seas and OPP. POST OFFICE—NEW UL3I,JVJLI2?I? pure maliciousness and vindictiveness. Hardware & Binding Twine a Speciality. benefits at home. The law should MRS. A. SEITER piqJT and Cigars* f^ If judgment in favor of the operator for therefore be repealed and the.American Advance and nvincible Thrashers & Advance and Ames Engines fec the full amount will accomplish anything This house is the most centrally located flag be made to float from every vessel A fine lunch will be served every day in the breaking up of this evil, owned by Americans, whether it be foreign A large stock of Repairs for above machines always on hand. §11 hotel in the city and affords Cor. Minn. & Center streets we say, Let him win. built or not. Quick sale and mnnll profits is my motto and Farmers will do well to call and examine my goods ^good Sample Roomspsl and learn my prices before buying elsewhere New Ulm** Minn* $rf? mmmemmm