v^L, & U^r Beussmann €3ros Failing in Dakota, the lottery people :CLISIK0llfe5iLE! now have their eyes on Nevada and trf2 Montana. NEW ULM, MINN. &** f, The editors' at the state convention ^SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. ''¥i passed resolutions, asking the president W JOHNSON, Managing Editor to care for Maj Newson in making & *.•»'• *$• Have Completely Renovated their $15,050 Worth of out his list of consular appointments. We.W«cla\, Febiuaij 19, 1890 Extenive Establishment. It is needless to say that these resoluvvill Dry Goods receive the endorsement of every The Gentiles won the bait Lake paper in the state. City election last week with a, heav\ E A E E a O W E majoriu. The Mormons ue at the The Fairmont News says that contains vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy article bottom of the heap "Speaker Reed has done more good to suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders the country in the past few days than Poor Newson's a' cold' The long guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general a'l bis predecessor^. His ruling that looked for consulship went to another, sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. the speaker's business is to transact business —a Minneapolis man with Wishburn's A 3 E •XTOCTO. AT COST. according to the wishes of the recommendation. majority and not retard it at the will of shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics' and farmers' tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. The House committee on judiciary the mmoiity will become axiomatiej I NE W EI. Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other held a meeting last week and reported and has sounded the death knell of oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocks favorably on Congressman Lind's bill senseless fillibustenng." bottom. for district court division. The chances BEUSSMANN BROS. Ihe Minnesota Editorial Association now are that the measure will pass, Sale Every Day, from 8 a. m. New Ulm, Minn. met at St. Paul last Wednesday and P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. as of aright it should. Thuisday and elected the following officers- 4» 5» ARM" QLZ to 9 p. m. Congressman Lind and Senator Davis President, L. P. Hunt, of the have the thanks of tho editor for Mankato Free Press Vice presidents, public documents, the former for Congressional George Lamphere, of the Moorhead Knitting Cotton, White, Seal, Navy or Mixed 5 cts. a ball Basting records and. directory, and Dealer in News, Ed. A. Paradis, of the Midway Thread, full 200 yds., best quality, 2 cts. a spool 3 full papers of No. 2 'f the latter for his famous speech on theNews, and Gen. S. P. Jenmson, of Red and 3 Pins for 5 cts. full vard wide Lace Curtain, fine pattern, 15 cts. Sou appropriation bill. Stoves and Ranges, Wing recording secretary, E H. a yard, elegant styles Lace Curtains, 22—25 cts. reduced from 45 cts. Dearth, of the Le Sueur News corresponding Senator Allison is not worried over a few more pieces of all linen Toweling, 7—8 cts., worth 10 and 13 seoretary, Maj T. M. Newson the deadlock in the Iowa legislature, cts. full width all Linen Table Cloth, 18 cts.,no better at 25 and 30 cts. and treasurer, David Ramely of St. and says that things will work around Embroideries at about one half of our usual lowprices and 200 patterns Gasolin Stove and Tinware Paul. The meeting was the most largely all right after a while. The Senator is to pick from with insertion to match. Swiss, Hamburgs and Nausooks, attended of any in the history of the iseviddntly a believer in the adage that Saxony Yarns, all Colors, 7 cts. a skein. This week great sale of Dress association and the papers were by its Hardware, Farming Implements, "all things come to those who wait." Goods remnants at about half price. Don't wait too long. brigbest members. President Heatwole'fc Special Bargains every Saturday. Next After all the opposition to Morgan, as address was a masterly eftort Nails, Fence Wire, Commissioner of Indian affairs, the Senate and worthy of praise. Saturday, Feb. 2 2d on Wednesday found the objections It is not true that a farmer cannot to his appointment to be groundless, Pumps, Western Washers, make a comfortable living here for himself and confirmed his nomination by a vote LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LINNEN AND TURKISH and family. On the contrary there of 28 to 16. The confirmation will TOWELS. YOUR CHOICE AT 10 CTS. EACH. are hundreds of farmers throughout Clothes Wringers, Boss meet with general approval. this portion of the state, who came here ...-.«» |fV with little or nothing, who are now in If the members of the Iowa House, Churns, etc., etc., etc. C-orafot table circumstances, owning 160 who are causing the present dead-lock, acres of land, well improved, and often would take a day or so off, and endeavor two or three times that amount, with to see themselves as others see them, special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All good buildings and a good start in stock. they would soon tumble to their own Work warranted. If they came here with nothing and foolishness and let up with their nonsensical NEW ULM, MINN now have all these things, the question statesmanship. And it is time VALENTINES! Getontothiswill You! naturally asked is, how did they get |hat they did., them? Wc answer, from the soil. These broad acres with proper cultivation The M^troeapolis Tribune claims to ield a rich return for every dollar have busted the Building & Loan Association, invested upon them. This is no CS£$. I §000' ©Ai^tcrfe and the Pioneer Press wants the idle, fnvolous statement, but the simple credit for squelching the lottery scheme ki DID YOU EVER unvarnished truth, susceptible of demonstration in North Dakota. The influence of any day. They also k»iow these papers is simply awful,when corn* that people, who have been, dissatisfied pared with their ability to make a truthful with their locations here» who sold out See a finer line of Holiday Presents than that which you will find at or even moderate claims. Charles Cebser'* and tried other states, have almost invariably The stories that come from Dakota, returned and settled down regarding the rush towards the reservation here and are now willing to let "good are conflicting. The papers* enough" alone. TRACT REPUBLICAN. BOOK STORE? that contain specials from the scene of action, report great throngs of boomers and much disturbance. On the Congressman Peters is about to re For Books, Albums, Cards, Musical Instruments, in fact everything outside of other hand, travelling men direct from sign his seat. He says he cannot live the toy line his store is headquarters. those quarters say th&t there is no tush respectably in Washington on his salary. A SPECIALTY MADE OF GERMAN AND ENGLISH that the story that the troops had Being asked what it costs him to A, H. SCHLEUDER, Store and Picture Books for Children. trouble in keeping back the maddened live he gave the following figures, as be settlers is all wrong, and further that ing about the v, ay that a member disposed ^.J^ell, there are very few crossing the boundary. to live on his salary, has to economize. A. C. OCHS, I pay $150 a month for an ordinary JEWELER room at the National hotel, and The lower House of the North Dakota it is a very ordinary room. Then I CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. Brewer and Bottler. legislature acted wisely and treated have to hire a stenographer to write my PUNS UNO SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHES. the corrupt lottery bill to an indefinite letters and send oft my documents and ]fl$W t/lM, MW. dealer in. postponement. This should be the occasion seeds. He costs me $100 a month. This brewery is one of the largest establishment! JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OB COUNTRY Gol 1 SilverWatches, for general thanksgiving, but at My postage stamp account is about $1 of the kind in the Minnesota Valley and is fitted up with all the modern improvements. Keg and Bids given on Buildings of all kind the same time tho righteous members a day. I pay out from $30 to $40 a bottle beer furnished to any part of the city on abort notice My bottle beer is especially adapted should look out for the future welfare of month for carriages and hansoms and for family nse Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for SaleHot Conntry brewers and others that bny malt win the state by passiDg stringent legislation herdics, riding around on errands. If I find it to the'r interest to place their orders with air Furnaces Sold and Set. against ever again allowing the me. All orders by mail will receive my prompt didn't do this I never would get them Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, attention. entertainment of a second proposition, done. I have a man to look after cases OTTO SCHELL. Manager E FOR SALE. Also an elegant Line of of the kind which has just, but barely, in the land office—the cases of my constituents. MeatK A A Market, Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday failed in cutting the throat of the new He is an expert and 1 pay The New Ulm Stone Co. is ready to made state. him fees for whatever he does, $40 or sell building stones at the Quarry or Cards. $50 a month. I take and pay for about JOS. SCSPBRICH, Prop'r., delivered in the City. For prices inquire If the officers of the Building and seventy-five newspapers, all but two or of J. Pfenninger, W. Boesch, A. Loan Association, the Minneapolis three of them published in my district, Schell, or C. Filzen. Corner Minn. & Centre Str., New Ulm. It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere Meat Market, Times and a few other friends of thefor which E pay about $360 a year or REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED. former institution really know anything $30 a month. Then if you add about A large supply of fresh meats, sausage, hams, lard, etc., constantly on about their so-called charges $50 a month for incidental expenses, dofnef Min^. & #i#t tfoftli gtfeetf, #ew Iflin, }4im CHAS. STUEBE, Prop'r. hand. Highest market price paid for against Kenyon, the governoi*, the Tribune for money loaned to impecunious persons, Cattle, Hogs, Hides, V\ ool, etc. All and bankers in general, why in P. H. RETZLAFF, who represent themselves to be orders from the country promptly attended A large supply of fresh meats, sau the name of something don't they spit to. my constituents, and other purposes, sages, hams, lards, etc constantly on it out9 If they have proofs, the majority you will have my expenses pretty well hand All orders from the country Julius Krause promptly attended to. are not afraid but are rather anxious covered and the total is $450 a month or CASH PAID FOR HIDES. to hear them. This business of $50 more than my salary. I can't afford Painter and Paper Hanger. Dealer in Extra Good Quality ot Farm Machinory# continually and seriously charging a to keep this up." NEW ULM MINN man without proving him guilty is wearisome Ceiling ©edoiatioi) a Speciality. The Supreme court of the United and offensive. NEW States has recently rendered a decision All %oil- executed neatlj ind prompt3\ TAILOR SHOP in which it holds polygamy to be a Oidt'1-.ni iv be left at my resi.!» Minneapolis Steel Binders & Mowers. Empire Mowers. Editor Collins, of the St. Peter Tribune, heinous crime. In its opinion it says in Sch ipeivihni's building corner bade farewell to his patrons of I respectfully ir.f«um tin-* public, it Bigamy and polygamy are crimes by Hardware & Binding Twine a Speciality. Minnesota ami Fourth North streets. that town last week, and with his last I have opened a, new t.u]oi-«lior in the the laws of the United States and of Ida issue gaye his readers a full history of building foimerly occupied b\ F. W A S E Advance and nvincible Thrashers & Advance and Ames Engines #c. ho. They tend to destroy the purity of the Tribune and its editors for the thirty Vogelpohl. on Minuesoti St next to the marriage relations, to disturb the A large stock of Repairs for above machines always on hand. E. Lau&enschlager, years of its existence. The faces of peace of families, to degrade women the Union Hotel, ind that 1 am tullv S^J'^Z^ff^BSSSand Famerswm d0went0caJIana e*8mInem* »n all the former writers were given in and to debase men. Few crimes are prepared to supply the needs of customers cuts, and letters from each, which recall more pernicious to the best interests of at reasonable i-ites.& Dealer in STOVES, society and receive more general or Louis Zschimke many interesting circumstances. more deserved punishment. To call Collins was the last and now he goes,to their advocacy a tenet of religion is to be in turn succeeded by Messrs. Barge HARDWARE, TINWARE and offend the common sense of mankind. & Fitchhorn, gentlemen from Iowa but B. IBEHNZE & CO. To extend exemption from punishment I LIGHTNING RODS. not total strangers to the Minnesota fraternity for such crimes would be to shock the Thp Celebrated White, They take possession this week S^E moral judgment of the community. It and we wish them all success fe, New American & Siflger is assumed by counsel of the petitioners p£ "If SEWING MACHINES. that because no niode/of worship KIESLING'S BLOCK, DEALERS IN MK*p* *^. Oklahoma scenes are being repeated can be established by law(,or religious Cor Minn & 1st S Str New Ulm, MINN NEW ULM, a MINN. |FVj£ oltt the boundaries of the Sioux reserva- tenets enforced in this country, therefore Sry£($ood& ,^ekdy-Bqkda| Clothing, ffabW %j$0~£i tion. Wildest confusion prevails and any form of worship may be followed g'S|i Wholesale and retail dealer in acts of cruelty threaten the defenseless. and any tenets, however destruc CHOICE WINES LIQUORS. $ood£, 8oot£ knd gl\oe& fktt£ k^d dkp& •H Mrs. Anton Olding, tive of society, may be held and advocated, Fights over disputed lots are daily and if asserted to be part of the religious nightly occurrences, and it will be several Crystal Spring, 1879. Jas, Hennes* doctrines of those advocating i-^next door to &£sBi 1 days before order will be restored. ssA .-£& sy Brandy, 1880. Otard, Dupuy & and practicing them. But nothing is And all this over a little land, when SOMMER'S STORE, NEW ULM. Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports further from the truth. While legislation down here in Minnesota a man might for private or medical use. The ce1'* Has on hand a good stock of Millinery for the establishment of a religion THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. brated St. Julien Clarets and California secure an ample portion at reasonably Goods consisting in part of flats, Bonnets, is forbidden, and its free exercise permitted, Reisling wineg,—Whiskey ranging Velvets, Silks, Ribbons, Feathers low rates and on this, with his family, PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. it does not follow that everything in price from $2 00 to $8.00 per gallon. Human Hair, Flowers, &c. live happily eyer after, free from the it** which may be so called can bePure Alcohol $3.00 per gallon. Farm Produce taken in Exchange.^ Also Patterns for stamping mono* dangers of such a mad rush, and tolerated. Crime is not the less odious Goods guaranteed as represented. grams. Stamping of all kinds. Embroidery undisturbed by fears of land giabbers because sanctioned by what any partiI B. BEHMKBicd Work, German Knitting and 1 H. A. Subilia Jr. and squatters. cular sect may designate as religion. A. Behnke, Manager* Bergman's Zephyr Yarns a specialty. ms. mmmmmzmmmmmwsimmim.