y^gfWJM^^^^y^^-^^^ a**"* wr if CLOSiNGHUT SALE! Beussmann Bros, The Globe includes Editor "Wibe, of Mankato, among its list of gubernatorial possibilities. NEW ULM, MINN. Blair's speech on his educational bill SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. &. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. has one characteristic feature. It is $15,000pWorth of longer and more wearisome than any Have Completely Renovated their f|| tttllfl Wednesdax. March 5, 1890 ftiS3"' yet presented to the Senate. Extenive Establishment. The position of supervisor of census JfJtVfJ It is ammusing to read the writings is evidently not a moneyed snap. Apuomtees of certain editors on venom and of 333a:ti».A.Tt.T3MDES3XnP W. Johnston, of St. Paul, £*r^3J spleen If \ou notice carefully, half of contains5 and E. J. Davenport, of Minneapolis, vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy article them neglect to practice what they suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons will, in all probability, refuse to qualify. preach. They need to hit nearer home jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pip'es, cigar holders guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general Gov. Boies was inaugurated as governor Both branches of the South Dakota sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages of Iowa last Thursdav. He is legislature ciona'ed half of their salaries X3XSJE*j9kJEl.lX*IMrjE33Nr Xl the first democratic executive in that O **& AT COST: to the relief fund offarmeis impoverished [tip',.*' state in thirty-four years, and he will shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics' and farmers' and distressed by poor crops tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. no doubt have the satisfaction as well There's charity for you in strange Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other MUTHK, E W of being the last. oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocks elotnes! bottom. A faint idea of the enormous amount The bringing out of State Auditor BEUSSMANN BROS. of printing that will be required for the Braden's name in connection with the new census enumeration may be de-P. Sale Every Day, from 8 a. m. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn. gubernatorial nomination, meets with rived from the fact that the stationery a good deal of well deserved and 3, 9* AHt?Qt-£* already oidered will fill a room three to 9 p. m. favorable comment. The captain is block1' long, thirty feet high and thirty eertaiolv one of our best. feet wide. Thirty millions of population The bill, making Minneapolis a port Knitting Cotton, White, Seal, Navy or Mixed 5 cts. a ball Basting schedules are to be printed. Dealer in of entry, has passed both branches of Inread, full 200 yds., best quality, 2 cts. a spool 3 full papers of No. 2 The House has passed the bill for Stoves and Ranges, Congress, and Washburn and Minneapolis and 3 Pins for 5 cts. full vard wide Lace Curtain, fine pattern, 15 cte. the continuance of the coinage of $1 office seefiers are consequently a yard elegant styles Lace Curtains, 22—25 cts. reduced from 45 cts. and $3 gold pieces and the three cent happy. For the former there is lots in a few more pieces of all Linen Toweling, 7—8 cts., worth 10 and 13 nickel piece. Of course it don't make it to give for the latter there are several gs- fu.!] W a11 5 Linen Table Cloth, 18 cts.,no better at 25 and 30 cts. much difference whether we have these plums to receive. Gasolin Stove and Tinware. Embroideries at about one half of our usual low prices and 200 patterns coins or not, but it does seem that we to pick from with insertion to match. Swiss, Hamburgs and Nausooks, Ingersoll doesn't believe that it is could very easily get along without baxony Yarns, all Colors, 7 cts. a skein. This week great sale of Dress necessary to be an Astor with his $200,000,000, Hardware, Farming Implements, them. Their coinage is quite unneces- Goods remnants at about half price. ^Don't wait too long. to feel like a lord, and we believe that Ingersoll is right He says: If Special Bargains every Saturday. Next Nails, Fence Wire, There are a good many democratic you have got only a dollar in the world, paoers that think E. W. Durant, of and have got to spend it, spend it like a ^tillv\ iter, can be elected governor of man spend it litre a prince, like a king! Saturday, March 1st Pumps, Western Washers, ibis state at the next election. No«r we If you must spend it, spend it as though thefail to tee any grounds for such hopes it were only a dried leaf, and you 350 YARDS DOUBLE WIDTH CASHEMERE HALF WOOL Clothes Wringers, Boss whatever. There are many just as owner of unbounded forests. good republicans as Durant, who are NICE COLORS 15 CENTS A YARD. The Preston Republican says that willing to run,and Minnesotais a republican Churns, etc., etc., etc. Knute Nelson can be elected governoi state. The democrats don't seem ppwfea of Minnesota on an independent ticket. to keep this lattei fact in mind. Don't be too sure. The republicans special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All The warming of a Kentuckian's blood haven't got such love for the Fifth district Work warranted. godraws to a revolver as much no*r as man that they are going to NEW ULM, MINN. back on a good man of their own parly it ever did Only last week a Kentucky press correspondent shot an ex-Congres&tnan Gelon tothis will You! selection to give him a complimentary in the corridor of the national vote, and we don't think the democrats have1 either. With poor men at the capitol simply because the ex Congressman head of the party tickets, Knute might pulled the correspondent's 1 pull through, but it isn't quite necessary nose for publishing certain statements to have such men. concerning him. The deadly bulllet DID YOU EVER was fired with as much ease as would em$. $oo$ fw^tofe. The Fairmont Sentinel, one of thehave been an oath from his mouth. brightest republican papers of Southern CharlePresentsCesser's See a finer line of Holiday than that which you will find at Minnesota, pays our departing contemporary Chicago having secured the site for the following compliment- the World's Fair for 1892, the Minneapolis Carpet-bagger Collins has sold out Journal now urges that the Flour the St. Peter Tribune and moved to 300K STORE? Minneapolis, where he will run a Swedish City is entitled to the National Repub agricultural paper. Collins is a lican Convention, which is to be held the conceited ass whom the business men same year. It will require some mighty of St. Peter could no longer tolerate in tall hustling to carry out the Journal's their midst.—ST. PETER HERALD. For Books, Albums, Cards, Musical Instruments, in fact everything outside of suggestion, but from all past obseryances And this from papers that say that the toy line his store is headquarters. Minneapolis has the wherewith to do it. venom in newspaper fights 13 neither effective A SPECIALTY MADE OF GERMAN AND ENGLISH At any rate it should do its best,and depend nor dignified! For shame, brethren! on its sister cities of the state to Story and Picture Books for Children. help it out. The St. Paul Bar Association is opposed by the very nature of things to Senator Davis has refused to give his ^tig-J^ell, A. C. OCHS, the Lind bill for circuit court division recommendation of Prof. Folwell, of A. H. SCHLEUDER, and has presented its expressions in resolutions the State University, for a consulate because on the same to the Senate he is a Minneapolis man. In consequence Brewer and Bottler. CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. 5-' Committee on Judiciary. That their the Minneapolis papers are PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. actios will have no further effect, than hot in the collar, and write long editorials, tfSjW l/l(M, MW. it deserves, is made sure by the stand roasting Davis tor his unwillingness WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER This brewery is one of the largest establishments JOB WORK DOME IN CITY OB COUNTRY of our senators and representatives. to recognize merit and worth. In this of the kind in the Minnesota Valley and is fitted np with all the modern improvements. Keg and They have all pledged themselves to Bids given on Buildings of all kind particular instance Davis may have bottle beer furnished toan*' part or the city on short notice. My bottle b&r is especiallyadapted support the bill, and it would be rather made a mistake, but it is a question* for family nse. difficult for them at this late hour to Stncco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale* Countrybrewers ard others that buy malt win Folwell is beyond argument an excellent And it to the'r interest to place their orders with dealer in go back on a measure, prepaied for the college professor that goes for granted Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. me. All orders by mail will receive my prompt attention. people, to please a few attorneys in the but whether he would make abetter or Gol 1 SHverWatclies, BUILDING STONE FOR SALE OTTO SdHELL. Manager cities. They dare not do.it, and the Lind even as good a consul as some other MeatxrcsTKr bill will pass. Market, man the Senator may have in view is to be doubted. However, it comes with The New Ulm Stone Go. is ready to sell building stones at the Quarry or Not long ago Gov. Merriam heard of but little grace from the Minneapolis delivered in the City. For prices inquire JOS. SGSNOBBIGH, Prop'r., Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, suffering in Kittson County and hastened journals to make such an ado over a $-1 of J. Pfenninger, "W. Boesch, A. to render relief. No sooner had little matter, when applicants for I Schell, or C. Filzen. Also an elegant Line of Corner Minn. & Centre Str., New Ulm. Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday he done so, than he received in return, office of recognized ability outside of Meat Market, —what? A charge of boodle! It was their own city have from time to time A large supply of fresh meats, sausage, Cards. said by the papers of the district that gone unnoticed and unendorsed and hams, lard, etc constantly on he was seeking to buy up Kittson county this with their approval. We say and GHAS. STUBBB, Frop'r. hand. Highest market price paid for Cattle, Hogs, Hides, Wool, etc. All that he was making charity and repeat it, that it comes with poor grace orders from the country promptly attended It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere. A large supply of fresh meats, aau kindness the medium of political purchase to. sages, hams, lards, etc., constantly on REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED. and that he was using his wealth Gov. Boies is a democrat, but for all hand. All orders from the country Julius Krause and that of bis friends to make friends promptly attended to. that he is taking the right stand on the do^ef Minn- & tfitft Jfoftii Jfoeet*, tfew Ulin., Jtfh^ by the distribution of boodle in theliquor CASH PAID FOR HIDES. question in Iowa. In his inaugural Painter and Paper Hanger. guise of a gift Seems to us that if we address he plants himself squarely on the F. H. RETZLAFPSl NEW ULM MINN. had to put up with all that Meraiam issue of high license, and condemns Ceiling Deviation $pedklity. if does, we would rather be anything than prohibition in the strongest language. NEW Ah work executed neatly and promptly. the servant of a people, who would He does not underrate the consequences TAILOR -SHOP. Oidersmay bo left at my residence look upon us always and with an eye of intemperance, and holds that legislation Headquarters for Farm Machinery and Hardware. -WK only "to our faults ever kind,to our virtues Schapekahm's building corner to control its evils is most desirable, I respectfully infnrni the public that ever blind." And so we would a I have jnst received a large assortment of SEEDERS, LEVER HARROWS but he does persist that in framing Minnesota and Fourth North streets. I have opened anew tailor-shop in the MILBURN TUBULAR AXE WAGONS AND BUGGIES, which I will sell thousand times. laws it should be remembered that a "ft? J. KRADSE. building formerly occupied by F. W. verv cheap. great proportion of the population have Vogelpohl. on Minnesota St., next to been taught to believe that the moderate It is queer that, in these norther* H. Laudenschlager, Gome an «w see us before you ]uy the Union Hotel, and that I am tully use of stimulants was only not criminal, Minnesota and Dakota districts from Mi CORNER MINNESOTA AND FIRST NORTH ST., 4 NEW ULM, MIHK. prepared to supply the needs of customers but positively beneficial. A crim. whence come such tales of want and s? at reasonable rates. d#fttta^s#,,-^ inal statute would hardly change convictions .Dealer in destitution, the people don't know a Louis Zschunke STOVES: long rooted. Of all means ever good thing when it is shoved up to them. adopted to improve the morals of men iaJr. is -s s,-* -•& Especially is this the case with the J: excessive punishment was the least effective. county authorities and papers. Instead I£AILIWARE, TINWARE and |B4BEHNEE*& CO., No patriot ever lived that drew of admitting that they are in need and LIGHTNING RODS^ the inspiration of his lovo of country TAP Celebrated White, f3&$ISfll accepting tendered relief with thanks, from fines or imprisonment inflicted by they come out with flat denials of thethe hM New American & Singer government he served. The ruler, reports of destitution *nd reject the who covered his dominions with a network SEWING MACHINES. mkM WSI**W~ DEALERS IN «f ".jflSW KIESLING'S BLOCK, proffered alms. The denials of course of criminaLlaws into, which his Cor. Minn. & 1st S. Str. New Ulm, MINN NEW ULM, MINN. are directed by a desire to cover up the .people were continually stumbling was •i$\ r4 CT\ *H suffering want of their people in order weak almost to stupidity. The prohibition flrfy Qood^ f(ekdy:^kde CflStyifc ffafefee* Wholesale and retail dealer in to keep up an unearned reputation for law has been despised^ disregarded CHOICE WINES LIQUORS, the state, but, that their course is a Mrs. Anton Olding, and ignored in most of the large cities Qood£, 8oot£ knd Sipefr Skt£ kqd (5k$£. mistaken one, finds sufficient proof in of the State from the day of its birth Crystal Spring, 1879. Jas, Hennessy the fact that their needs will sooner or down to the present time. The use of next door to Xotior^, Gfforferie£ kqd &odkei? Brandy, 1880. Otard, Dupuy & later be sure to creep out anyhow. The intoxicating liquors as a drink had not SOMMER'S STORE, NEW ULM. Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports been diminished. Millions and millions authorities, knowing the condition of celr« for private or medical use. The Has on hand a good stock of Millinery of capital of citizens have been invested their districts,should be prompt in making THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. brated St Julien Clarets and California Goods consisting in part of Hats, Bonnets, in the business, and then it has been Reisling wines. Whiskey ranging it public, and should not dally with Velvets, Silks, Ribbons, Feathers PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. wiped out without one effort to compensate in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. futile attempts to hide their poverty. Human Hair, Flowers, &c. Pure Alcohol $3.00 per gallon. those ruined thereby. Wherever 1 Farm Produce taken in Exchange. There is always sure to be releif„ Chain Also Patterns for stamping monograms. the law had been enforced the owners' Goods guaranteed as represented. such instances is always ready Stamping of all kinds. Embroidery had been impoverished. to help, whUe it overlooks the cause. H. A. Subilia Jr. Work, German Knitting and A. Behnke, Manager. BEH1TKE & CO. Bergman's Zephyr Yarns a specially. .u*« -W-~*«f"S|i«jS