wmm^m. i-m«^^ «^aam^ ^^%^i@^^p^^lgfe^^ Beussmann Bros, OUBGBEAT The Chicago, Burlington & Northern road has passed into the control of the Burlington & Quincy. NEW ULM. MINN» a CLOSING OUT SALE! SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. The Senate Committee on*-~Elections has seated W. F. Sanders and T. C. i\ F. VV. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. Have Completely Renovated their Powers as republican senators Erom Extenive Establishment. &&W'!^Ve.inisday. March 19, 1890. Montana. ?&V An .English Syndicate has bought the Kilraiu goes up for two months for IXES3E* A "Ft.TiyCEJXr'r 03\TZ3 Marvin & Camack Crescent Creamery Will continue at COST only his fight in Mississippi and Sullivan has plant, consisting of twenty creameries contains 1 vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy article been sentenced to languish for a year. suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons in Minnesota, for $200,000. Serves 'era right. They shouldn't have jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar eases, pipes, cigar holders During the Present guns revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general been let off even that easy. ¥g$%M\\ V# That great humbug and nuisance, the sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. --», ,_,»£, j%",yr, w*& a£: \'j&& "rj^-'' 13I:iir educational bill, will reach a vote It is said that Knute Nelson could og& Month. tjgIDIXiE*^JEVI!&EBU*H* W O ^Sj -^iSilf in the. Senate some time this week. It carry the slate as a candidate for governor 4 should receive a "knock out" at first snows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics' and farmers' by 40,000 majority. The only it W\ w«l tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. notice. jf.f, i?„\\ comment tliat is necessary on such* a 5 Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment Af machine and other S 170 3¥t statement as that is that he would have oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocks •If Taulbee, the ex-congressman who bottom. ---,.'..»,""• •'-xv: to run on the republican ticket to do it. was shot a few days ago in the halls of, :S? BEUSSMANN BROS. the uapitol, has died from the effects of A hill, appropriating §100,000 for a .' J-ace Curtains, a great variety at low prices, heretofore the wound. The press correspondent, public building at Stillwater, has passed P. O. Block," Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. ", New Ulm, Minn. who did the shooting, will put up the unheard of. Lace Curtains at 13, 15, 20 and 2 3 cents the Senate. .With Litis in addition to ARNOLD# plea of self defense. the request for several hundred thoasand *s at St. Paul and costly buildings at per yard. "Also, elegant curtains by the pair at $2.19, Bishop Ireland denies the report that Mankato, Winona, Pipestone and Fergus he has had any intention of going back $2.60, 3.00 and upwards or at about one-half the1 price v, .r: a in. *-,- Fall?, Minnesota is certainly doing on the Republican party in consequence asked for elsewhere. Along with these we have curtain! Iter share to reduce the surplus..,,, ,,,,, Stoves^and Ranges, of the confirmation of Gen. Morgan, 45 poles and fixtures at very low figures.'^Apron ancU dress" whose appointment, as commissioner of The papers of Minnesota might just Indian affairs, he had opposed. as well let. up on urging Newson for a goods go at cost, and a great variety of fine linen lajces at consulate, for it-has been demonstrated prices that startle. y^?:1- f&> \. Gasolin Stove and,Tinware. Census Superintendent Porter has issued clearly enough that it's all to no use. :\u order^announcing that, in making Grea Specia Bargai Da Ev&^JI The papers as a whole have about as out Lbe list of enumerators, the applications much weight with the administration Hardware, Farming Implements, for appointment of assessors as Brother Heatwole has personally. SATURDAYTiftf and other officers, connected with the It's a pity, but it is true nevertheless. Nails, Fence Wire, levying of taxes, will not be considered. Here a month or so ago, the daily JVEXT SATURDAY, MARCH 22, LACECURTAINS AT papers all had Lieut. Gov. Riee in with Pumps, Western Washers, The Farmers' Allianee wants United a scheme lo re-elect Mcrriani and then REDUCED PRICES AND ELEGANT PATTERNS States senators tONbe elected by the peoThat place Rice in the chair two years from BY YARD OR PAIR. .-*- :i theple. is a point on which everybody, now. All this* is now knocked in Clothes Wringers, Boss F. EUETZIirG, NEW ULM but a few monied men and politicians, head, and Rice is out of the swim altogether. will agree with them, and the It all goes to shov? how very Churns, etcJf etc., etc. sooner the change is brought about the little our daily papers really know better. 'yjyB:iM^p^^^M:^:i%.:^Pf^ about the inside workings of Minnesota politics. special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All W. H. H. Johnston, of St. Paul, has Work warranted. In electing Donnelly as state lecturer, declined the appointment of census supervisor NEW ULM, MINN while refusing to make him president, for the third district. Considering WALL PAPER. it looks as if the Alliance people were that his salary for six months trying to handle him as a tool. Tbey work is only $1,000, and from this he are willing to use his abilities to further must pay clerk hire and rent, we don't their own' interests but object to blame him. if being used to further his. It's a pretty small position for the great Ignatius to AS FINE A LINE AND AS LARGE A Every Saturday, the St. Paul Globe be in, but as long as he is willing, we brings out someone as a suitable candidate rS STOCK OI WALt PAPER see no reason why the Alliance shouldn't for governor. Continuing at this keep him there. rate, it will soon have so many favorites before the public that its list will include That man Fish, who came here from can be found in the city is always kept en hand at my store CS$& I. f{00# ®Airtrtoife. pretty near every man of any importance IV Iowa recently, to run a paper in the interests, on Minnesota St. The best and cheapest grades and all in either party.- It wouldn't as he says, of the Farmer's Alliance, surprise us if some of them had never styles and shades go to make up my splendid assortment. will, now that the Alliance has before been beard of.» In. addition to this I always carry a sat down on him and his paper so squarely, no doubt feel a good deal like full stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY The North Dakota legislature did its closing up shop. And without question duty for a «econd time last week and and the like- he would be justified in acting on squashed the second attempt to pass ... Chartoa ebse*s ills thoughts. Minnesota people, who the lottery bill. The proposition made & are not of a kind to care particularly to the state was the payment of $150,000 about being called altogether thieves annually for a franchise and the placing and rascals, have but little time for MINN. NEW ULM, Oi of $250,000 bushels of No. 1 hard seed him wheat at the disposal of the state for distribution among the farmers. The A. 0CSS,t Wnen the St. Paul {News charges bait was an alluring one, but the members Gov. Merriam with having secured refused to bite and voted it down A. H. SCHLEUDER, Donnelly to write the address delivered with promptness. The si-heme is by CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. before the Farmers' convention, it says MANUFACTURER OF this action knocked out fpr good. something which may be so, but is not PUNS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHES. probable. In the first place the speech At the elections in St. Paul and Minneapolis does not read like Donnelly's. It contains JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OR COUNTRY JEWELER in April, the Australian system too much common sense and not AND DEALER IN Bids given on Buildings of all kind enough rambling wit and legislative of voting will receive a test near Tobacco and Smokers' Articles, enough at home for us to appreciate its roast. And then, who ever heard of Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for SaleHot workings. The Review is confident Donnelly writing other people's speeches dealer in air Furnaces Sold and Set. at so much a write-up? No one, we that it will be a success, and feels sure Gold Kuemke's Building, New Ulm, Minn that the results will warrant us in urging guess. The Sage delights too much in New Ulm Markets. the protection by a similar law of &u£ gdhell,. Reading them for himself. W^ffi^-i Wheat, .»... ..65—70 the ballot in ev^ery voting precinct of 20 '*•"•••"-•_• Oats There is too much effort made in ttje state. That it will hurt the party .. 25 these times to change existing laws ..•" 20 of corruption and spoil the work of the Brewer and Bottler. Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware .. 7—9 Butter and get new ones. The practice is a caucus manipulators we are certain, and Eggs bad one. A better course would be to Also an elegant Line of that is just what wo want. No one can WWUWM."" AlMms, Toilet jSets/!Birth-^ •take more pains to pass only good laws Meat Market, urge absolute purity in the practices of This brewery is one of the largest establishments injthe first place. As a general rule we & any party, and in some places,of course, of the kind in the Minnesota Valley and is fitted day Cards. i%^. np with all the modern improvements. Keg and are too reckless about the selection of the republicans will lose their prestige bottle beer famished to any part of the city on CHAS. STUEBE, Piop'r. WM our legislators, and too easily satisfied short notice. My bottle beer is especially adapted through the system'spurifying influence, for family use. -with something, concerning which we while in still other quarters the democrats Country brewers ard others that buy malt will A large supply of fresh meats, sau find it to their interest to place their orders with It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere. 6& will later on change our mind. We will be-forced from positions that ine. All orders by mail will receive my prompt sages, hams, lards, etc., constantly on attention. REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED. must learn to move with more careful they have held through corruption. In hand. All orders from the country OTTO SOHELL, Manager attention to the probable effects of a promptly.attended to. every case'the ballot will have its deserved dofnef Mh!#. & tfitft NWUi gtfeetf, S*K'- '.U Jyfew Iflm, }dh\n eat Market, CASH PAID FOR HIDES. measure and in a more judicious course, weight and the chances to all p. HPftETZLAFF, BO as to avoid failure or disaster. parties will be same. For that reason NEW ULM MINN. we beleiye in placing it in full force in JOS SCSPBHICi frop'r., Contrary to their usual and innate every town and village, let it hit whom opposition to all that savors of a burden TAILOR SHOP. it may. ,y. Jk tf\\ «, Conit^Mh^". & Centre Sir., Neap Ulna. or a nuisance, the Farmer's Alliance sau-•i Headquarters for Farm Machinery and Hardware!,%/^ -5 Bayeconie out in favor ofprohibition and Speaking of the efforts to secure tor A iiu'ii'ts snpwly of fresh meats, I respectfully inform the public thnt s:i.ir«?. fciia.*. lard, etc., constantly on I have just received a large assortment of SEEDERS, LEVER HARROW^ annual sessions of the legislature. That Clifton Holden a new trial, the Laroberton I have opened anew t:uio'--shop in lift hand. l:firlie'nt market price paid for they should unknowingly or unwittingly MILBURN TUBULAR AXE WAGONS AND BUGGIES, which I will sell Leader argues thus: Let's see. building formerly occupied by F. W. CattU Hojrs. Hides, ool, etc. All be opposed to high license, is easy cheap. Holden had a fair and impartial trial, Vogelpobl, on Minnesota St., next in orders from the country promptly attended enough to see it seems a tax to them, 1M -V., Come and see us before you buy. I ~$£'.^% to. did he not, and was found guilty by the Union Hotel, and that I -am iully \0i although they get just as much for their twelve of his fellow men. His case prepared to supply the needs of customers er, CORNEB MINNESOTA AND FIRST NORTH ST., N E W I N ^J'.j^omoaey as they ever did but that they was taken to the Supreme Court and a at reasonable rates. should clamor for more frequent sessions NEW GOODS! NEW COOS! new trial refused. All this talk about Louis Zschunke of a law-making body, that draws Dealer in what certain men now claim t* know, STOVES, salaries while accomplishing but has but little effect on nine-tenths of iaJr. •^little that is good, is a few degrees too the people. If Holden's friends—for '"hard to solve. It doesn't seem like HARDWARE, TINWARE and such they now claim to be—knew these B. BEHNEE & CO. 5 economy to say the least LIGHTNING RODS. matters, that, if true, tend to prove his The. Celebrated White, innocence,why have they been so long in Lieut. Gov. Rice has expressed his New American & Singer coming forward with it? It looks to KIESLING'S BLOCK, SEWING MACHINES. positive determination t© retire from us like a clean-cut sympathy racket, DEALERS IN NEW ULM, MINN. public office and get out from the dizzy and it won't "down" with most people. Cor. Minn. & 1st S.Str. New Ulm, MINN whirl of political preferment. .This is ©ry GfooiA SJekdy-inkae Clottyi^ ^uhhet There's altogether too much mawkish Wholesale and retail dealer in too bad. The Lieut. Governor is a capable sentiment and sentimental slush over CHOICE WINES ANB LIQUORS. and deserving servant of the state, red-handed murderers, now-a-days,. G[ood£, Sooty kq| g^oe^, Skt£ ki^d dkf£. Mrs. Anton biding, and we had of late entertained hopes that and the quicker people frown it down, Crystal Spring, 1879. Jas, Hennessy the better' for the enforcement of our he might some day rise in position and jSfotior)^, Gfrodefie^ ki\d &o6kQ*y, Brandy, 1880. Otard, Dupuy & next door to influence'. He'seems set in his intentions laws and the safety of homes and human Cognac." Imported Tarragona Ports SOMMER'S STORE, NEW ULM. life. Please don't place a premium however *»nd has given up all hankering for private or medical use. The ce1** Has on hand a good stock of Millinery brated St Julien Clarets and California THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. I on crime, or become a band of Goods consisting in part of Hats, Bonnets, after the governor's chair or even a Reisling wines. Whiskey ranging "Hero Worshipers" tor some villain, Velvets, Silks, Ribbons, Featbeiu seat in congress. To either of these he PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. Human Hair. Flowers, &c. whose hands are stained with the blood would bring an unusal amount of ability, Pure Alcohol $3.00 per gallon. Farm Produce taken in Exchange. ^Also Patterns for stamping mono of his fellow-man. Make crime a monster and it is really too bad that he will Goods, guaranteed as represented. grams. Stamping of all kinds. Em of such frightful mien, that to be not permit himself to grace them. The .broidery Work, German Knitting and 1 H. A. Subilia Jr. $ A, Behnke, Managed B^IBEHI^KE & COf hated needs only to be seen.":*? otate, not Rice, will be the loser. Bergman's Zephyr Yarns a specialty.