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

January 29, 1890 · Page 3 of 8

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CLOSING5 ODMAtE.! Beussmanif'Bros1 Washburn still continues to send in JTfl his lecommendations of applicants for £?, Jt?' office. Of course, they are always recogmzed% NEW ULM, MINN. SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. F. W JOHNSON, Managing Editor. Colored men in Virginia claim that $15,000 Worth of thirty thousand legal voters were disfranchised Have Completely Renovated their We.inesdaj January 29, 1890 Bxtenive Establishment. in that state. No wonder Dry Goods, then that the democrats won. Ex-Senatoi Riddleberger, of Vnginla, is dead. Nelly Bly won the Bly-Bisland race ai-ound the world and made the trip in Adam Forepaugh, the great showman, contains vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy article seventy-two days, six hours and eleven died last week suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons minutes. jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders Is there a nigger in the fence somewhere, guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general Judge Brown, of the Twelfth judicial that Donihower doesn't receive sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. district, died at his home in Willmar his appointment as marshal? last week of failuie of the heart. He AT COST. *J had the lepatation of being one of the shows up a fuD assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics' and farmers' Edward Divenport has been appointed tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. ablest jurists in the state. supeivisoi for the second Minnesota F.KUETZING NEW E H. Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other census district and Elmer E. Adams for oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocks A meeti-g of the Minnesota Editorial bottom. the fomth Association will be held in St. Paul on BEUSSMANN BROS. Congressman Lind voted against the the 12th and 13th of February. Gov. bill to reimburse the members of the Hoard, of Wisconsin, has been invited P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn. Sale Every Day, from 8 a. m. House for salaries lost in the Silcott defalcation. to deliver an address on the first day of the session. J# 9« ABW(0$itt to 9 p. m. The Lower House of the Iowa Legislature An Ohio politician makes a good have cast over nmty ballots, in point when he says: "I am not opposed Pair all wool scarlet Blankets, $2.60 worth $4.00. Heavy double IDeeiler in an effort to organize, without breaking to a man because tie has money, or in width red Flannel, 65 cts., worth $1.00. Elegant line of Dress Goods Stoves and Eanges, the dead-lock. Seems too bad that some favor of another man because ae has no from 7 cts., up. 24 inch heavy eros-grain Dress Silk, $1.00, actual value cure cannot be found for these troublesome monej, but I am opposed to a man because is $2.00 per yard. Prints, Ginghams, andlndigos at cost. Table Linen cases of partisan bull-headedne3S. he hi3 nothing but his money to and Turkey red, 20 cts. per yard and up. Oil Table Cloth, 20 pieces recommend him." at 24 cts. per yard. Cotton at cost. Laundale bleached, 8 cts. a yard? Senator Davis' bill for the appropriation Gasolin Stove and Tinware. Good cheap bleached Cotton at 6 cts. Unbleached L. L., 5| cts. jer of $5,000,000 for the improvement The Ohio ballot-box forgery investigation yard or piece. Towelings and Towels, greatest variety, at cost. Silk of the Soo canal and our other eastern is not placing some of our public Hardware, Farming Implements, Ribbons at 4 and 5 cts. The bright colors for 5 cts. outlets has received the unanimous men in the most favorable or enviable support of the senate committee on light Among those who would be bet ON ACCOUNT OF EXPECTED CHANGES IN BUSINESS water ways and, with but little doubt, ter out of the case than in, is Jos. B. Nails, Fence Wire, IN TEE COMING SPRING, THE ENTIRE STOCK STOCK will pass The bill is the Dest and Foraker, the recent candidate for governoi MUST GO AT COST. most important commercial measure and at one time an aspirant for Pumps, Western Washers, before the present congress. the presidency. Some things are being revealed in this investigation which to Old Senator Ward, ot Waseca, has him would probably bo better if left unknown Clothes Wringers, Boss given it out plain that he is sore over the appointmfnt of Donahower as Marshal and that he will make himself The really guilty ones under Corporal Churns, etc., etc., etc. felt in the next senatorial election. Wt Tanner's regime in the pension department fc don't know however as that means are now receiving their reward. much, and are inclined to think that, The first one to fall victim to Commissioner special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All as far as Ward is concerned, Davis Raum's punishment is a New Work warranted. need have no great fear for his seat. York man, one of the chiefs in the bureau, NEW ULM, MINN and one of those who re.rated One hundred delegates, connected himself without the consent of the higher Geton to thiswill You! with the non-partisan W. C. T. U., met authorities. He has been discharged CfS& I fJOOg ©rotate. in convention at Cleveland, Ohio, last from the service, and it is said that the week for the purpose of organizing a dismissal of others is sure to follow. national union. These delegates are from all parts of the country and their The proclamation, opening the Sioux DID YOU EVER assembling in such numbers means reservation, which, it was claimed, was something. If nothing else, it indicates to have been issued last week, is still that the non-partisan idea is growing, forthcoming, and it may be two or three See a finer line of Holiday Presents than that which you will find at while the belief in third partyism is becoming Charles Ce1bse#*$ months yet before it is signed. It is to relatively less. be hoped at any rate that the latter circumstance will prove to be the case, for Few men are pre-eminent in many at this season of the year it would be BOOK STORE? things. Caesar was a great statesman doing the settlers a huge injustice to and orator, but because he was a greater open lands that they could not enter warrior he was compelled to be overshadowed and thus give the land "grabbers" a iu the former qualifications For Books, Albums, Cards, Musical Instruments, in fact everything outside of chance to enrich themselves by every the toy line his store is headquarters. A, H. SCHLEUDERp by another Perhaps it is the same in advantage. The president should know the case of Senator Davis. If he wasn't A SPECIALTY MADE OP GERMAN AND ENGLISH better than to do that. quite so much of a statesman, he might Store and Picture Books for Children. be more of a political fighter with better Why newspaper men—editors we success in securing appointments. mean, who talk repeatedly of freedom WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER and who glory so much in independence The Winona Republican says that the A. C. 0CHS, should have any desire to retire state fair is only a 'local show for the from their profession to accept an appointive Licensed Auctioneer, Twin Cities Now this is going too government office, in which CONTRACTOR A BUILDER. far, and exactly the same thing might Linden, Brown Co., Minn. dealer in. there is but little pay and no end of be said of every fair that it was a local PUNS MID SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED, fawning and responsible service, is more Gol 1 SilverWatches, boom for the town in which it was Correspondence promptly attended to than we can understand. The public held. But that's a mistake The state CASH PAID FOR BUTTER JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OR COUNTRY servant is hardly ever an enviable personage, fair is what we make it. We can cause and it seems really queer that4' Bids given on Buildings of all kind it to be a local affair or a matter of conoern our "moulders of public opinion" should The New Ulm creamery Co. buys and Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, for the whole state, as we choose, Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale* pays the highest market price in cash prefer a cringing subserviency to the and it should be the work of such papers for granulated butter and eggs, in the party leaders to thelibeity to write them Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. Also an elegant Line of as the Republican to help to increase basement of Kiesling's block, corner up in stinging editorials. But such is Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday Minnesota and Centre streets. instead of detract from the interest taken BUILDING STONE FOR SALE, tLe hankering after fame. in the exhibit. Cards. DAKOTA HOUSE. What a good thing it would be for The New Ulm Stone Co. is ready to The dead-lock in the Iowa legislature Minnesota if it could be known at present sell building stones at the Quarry or with its attending danger for Senator what efforts were to be put forth to delivered in the City. For prices inquire OPP POST OFFICE—NEW ULM, MINN It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere. Allison, has a lesson in it for the republicans rob Senator Davis of his seat. Perhaps of J. Pfenninger, W. Boesch, A. MRS. A. SEITER Prop. which they should not fail to take REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Schell, or C. Filzen. with a few pointers it would be possible to. The direct cause, of course, is the Meat Market, This house is the most centrally located to nip them in the bud and thus ensure Cofnef Mian- & #i#t Moftli $treet& jfew Ulm, Mi»D narrow republican majority, but what an easy re-election. But that's the hotel in the city and affords caused this close division? Aren't the -7l trouble we do not know who* will be GHAS. STUEBE, Prop'r. good Sample Rooms. republicans themselves to blame and F. H. EETZLAFF, candidates nor what they will attempt. hasn't their action on the question of Of one thing only are we certain and A large supply of fresh meats, sau Julius Krause? prohibition resulted in almost turning a that is that money will be used money sages, hams, lards, etc., constantly on solid stronghold into the hands of the hand. All orders from the country and lots of it. To prevent this as much Painter and Paper Hanger. opposition? To all appearances that is promptly attended to. as possible, and to render the seat of the case, and, unless they want to see CASH PAID FOR HIDES. Senator Davis sure, there must be no Ceiling "Dedofation a speciality. Iowa turned into a democratic state, let-up with every friend of righteous NEW ULM MINN. All work executed neatty and promptly. they had better commence at once to Dealer in Extra Good Quality ot government from now until the next Ordersmay be left at my residence patch up their fences in this respect. NEW election. The best way to make everything in Schapekahm's building corner Naturally, Iowa is republican, but safe is to select men only for the TAILOR SHOP Minnesota and Fourth North streets. when the party will allow itself to be iwxt legislature that cannot be bought. led into such mistakes as those made in I respectfully mfnim the public that J. KRADSE. that state during the past few years, it Minneapolis Steel Binders & Mowers. Empire Mowers. The statement, that Kx-Gov. McGill I have opened a new tailor-shop in the needs to be taught just such a lesson as H. Laudenschlager, would be a candidate next fall in order building formerly occupied by F. W. [8 found in the present dead-lock. Hardware & Binding Twine a Speciality^ to beat Merriam, doesn't meet with exceptional Vogelpohl, on Minnesota St.r next to favor. The people liked Gov. the Union Hotel, and that I am fully Dealer in Advance and nvincible Thrashers & Advance and Ames Engines £c. It was said that Walker Blaine was a McGill fairly well as an execntive, and prepared to supply the needs of customers STOVES, bright young man, and yet, because he taking it all around, they no doubt at reasonable rates. A large stock of Repairs for above machines always on hand. was a republican, the democratic Le NEW GOODS! NEW™**nemj COOS! thought he made as good an officer as Louis Ztschimke ^^^^TfflaS» I B£ffi? a a WU1 d0wel1toca11an* goo« Sueur Sentinel could not help but get Minnesota has often had. Besides this H.A SubiliaJr. HARDWARE, TINWARE and hot in the collar and place him, in point the treatment he received in the last LIGHTNING RODS. of ability, even below the average convention will not be considered by B. BEHNKE & CO.,, young man of humble life. And that's anyone to have been exactly right. Still* Thft Celebrated White, it every time. It makes no difference no one can correctly say that McGill New American & Singer how much ability a young man may would be doing the proper thing in carrying SEWING MACHINES. have, if he is only the son of a prominent out the statement that is now laid RIESLING'S BLOCK, at his door. In him, it would be ask* official, who is not a democrat, Cor. Minn. & 1st S. Str. New Dim, MINN I NEW ULM, MINN. '•p DEALERS IN and if he does not succeed in out-shining ing of the people entirely tod much. If he had a desire to serve them merely for his father's reputation, to democrats ts Wholesale and retail dealer in Dry Gfoodrf, ^ekdy-^kde Closing, Rubber the sake of gaining a support or of realizing like the Sentinel Editor, he is absolutely •~-A* CHOICE I N ES MID LIQUORS. glory, nothing could be said Mrs. Anton Olding, good for nothing. With men Gfaodj*, 8oot£ kid $l|oe& &kt£ k^d Ckp£ against him and his previous reputation of Bro. Green's stamp, a man must be Crystal Spring, 1879. Jas, Hennessy would entitle him to a loyal support a democrat to know anything, and "&.e 5 next door to fotiQi$, Gfroderie£ ki\d drodkery. Brandy, 1880. Otard, Dupuy & But, when he seeks to use the votes of are really inclined to believe that SOMMER'S STORE,r ,NEW ULM. Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports the people to accomplish personal revenge, unborn descendants of Grover Clev for private or medical use. The co1** Has on hand a good stock of Millinery THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. he is going too far and is entitled brated St Julien Clarets and California land, if they should reach maturity Goods consisting in part of Hats, Bonnets, to nothing. These are the Review's Reisling wines. Whiskey ranging Velvets, Silks, Ribbons, Feathers Without flopping over into the republi*ranks, PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. opinions of any man who would attempt Human Hair, Flowers, &c. will be looked upon by such as Pure Alcohol $3.00 per gallon. 'f**. a similar caper. They would be the „, Farm Produce taken in Exchange, 111 I the Sentinel as exceptional characters Also Patterns for stamping mono- Goods guaranteed* as represented. froideryWork, same of any other person as of Mc- rams. Stamping of all kinds. EmGerman with more than ordinary talent. For of Knitting and H. A. Subilia Jr. Itch if partisan hatred, f* f\* gman 's Zephyr Yarns a specialty^ a?