F. H.^BEHlfcKKi Springfield re Sleepy E Correspondence STATE E A 18STITBTB. An institute for the Teachers of .- J. Elliott, of Springfield, was fn the A daughter of S W. Clarke is very low with pneumonia. city during the week. 3 BROWN COUNTY ^C Miss Anna Ortwem has been at Chicago The Sons of Veterans will give a will be held at the past few da\s, purchasing her dance at Robert's Hal) Easter Monday SPRINGFIELD spring stock of millinery goods. O. F. Norwood, of Tracy, is vi&iting During the week commencing Preparations are being made bv the with Mr. and Mrs Oocar Enckson. Congregationalists for a special Easter Monday, April 14th 1893, at 2 o'clock E A Botlum will deliver a lecture P. M. INFANT—INFANT jg@» WOMAN MAN concert at the church next Sunday evening. on temperance at Gamble's Hall next The State will provide" efficient*"*inuctors, Thursday evening Doc.sti who will take great pams to GIRL BOY =^n jg@- WIFE—HUSBAND Dick Smith, A. Blanchard and ttit^Cfitodi Josepn Epple spent Sunday at New make the instruction pointed and in the G[i oderie^fi James have each invested in a line highest degree practical, including Agr* MAID LOVER A&- MOTHER FATHER Ulm. horse. We expect to hear of some fast management ot school, grading and Mr. Schaefer, of Lamberton, transacted driving hereafter. ei*y, Ikiq$& et5, vi methods of teaching the common school J9» GRANDMOTHER—GRANDFATHER ~m. business in town on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sister, of Tracy, branches. The evenings will be occupied Wm Julius returned to his home at were guests in Sleepy Eve over Sunday. H. LOHEYDE, GOOD TABLE BUTTER. by lecturers, literary exercises and Now Ulm last Saturday Grant Prescott and Mr. Brandt, the social entertainments, and everything boss well diggers, spent Tuesday & Mrs Louis Schmelz, of Cottonwood, possible will be done to make the week New Brick,Cor. Minn. & Centre Stn last week at New Ulm. is visiting with hei son John. a pleasant and profitable one for all. NEW UM, MINN. Miss Lydia Gieseke spent several John Schneider and Ferdinand Bigot The teachers of this county and all days of last week at New Ulm, visiting did business at trie Twin Cities during persons wishing to become such are repected E I-iEJ^DIUSTOr friends. the week to respond promptly to their leale Goods sold at Rock-bottom prices Boot and W. Greene, of Redwood Falls, was duty and be present at the opening on Wenzel Krentzer, of Waseca, is the cash. Goods delivered in any part in the city last week, the guest of Marshall Monday afternoon. I hey may make guest of Wolfgang Sehmid Greene. notes of the difficulties they meet in the the city. Tom Schilling returned from Kansas coarse of their teaching, the remedies A. Doig, of Winona, superintendent Wednesda}7, City last after an absence to which will be discussed bj instruct of bridge building for C. & N. W. road of hve months NEW ors as well as by expeuenced teachers was in town Monday, looking after the Julius Westingnouse has purchased Drug Store Schools can be legally closed during inrailroad well being dug here by Mr six lots of W Vin Duien & Co NEW ULM, Institute week tnd school trustees are Brandt. the northeastern part of town solicited to give the te tchero of their Miss Eliza Montgomery went to Tiacv, Mis Caine Cliik, of Lauabeiton, is respective districts all opportunity to where she has been engaged as a visiting with Mr and Mis Conrad attend the Institute. SPRING HAS COME, teacder in the public schools. Oleson Teachers are requested to give timely M. Thompson went to Granite notice to this office, of their intention Albert Winkelm in and wife spent Falls Monday morning on legal business. to be present, that board and lodging Sunday with fieinds at New Ulm. for all mav be provided at the lowest AND WITH IT THAT DELIGHTFUL RECREATION Otto Schivant, of Minneapolis, is the Ed Benedict was arrested on Sunday rates Vehkanje House Clegimxa guest of Ferdinand Ketnei for bigamy. DeForrest Greene, Ben Co. Supt. Roadmaster Welch, of Tiacy, spent edict's father-in-law, caused the airest Sunday in the village, the guest of his It appears that Mr. Benedict was mained New Ulm Markets. O. M. OLSEN, father-in-law, Peter McKeever. in 1880 and that some time after Wheat, 68--71 his first wife deserted him. It was re Mr. and Mis Gowen, of Sanborn, Our Goods for the Spring Trade have also come, and such a variety Oats 20 ported that she was dead and he married spent a few hours in town last Thursday RUGGIST and APOTHECARY. Corn 25 Whew!'' Our stock is complete in again. Out of this grows the present visiting friends Potatoes 20 DEALER IN trouble. Thomas Dosweu is spending the Butter 8--10 CARPETS AN WALL PAPER, Drugs, Medicines, Chen week with his parents at Morton. 9 EMORY cats, Toilet Articles, Fan Frank Wh'tney left for New Ulm CURTAINS AN SHADES, cy Goods Stationery ana HUMPHREYS last Wednesday to become operator at Musical Instruments. that place foi a few weeks Otto Sommer Mind wandering cured Books learned RUGS AND MATS, MATTRESSES A*D SPRINGS, BEDS, Oils, Paints, Brusr*s, Varnishes and bas charge of the store during in one reading Testimonials from all DR HUMPHREYS' SPECIFICS are scientifically and parts of the globe Prospectus POST carefully prepared prescriptions, used for many Frank's absenca. Glass. FBEE, sent on application to Prof. BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, TABLES,"PICTURES "ZAND yearsInprivatepracticewithsuccess,andforover A. Loisette. 237 Fifth Are. New Vork thirtyyearsused by thepeople Every.single Specific The school exhibition given at Gamble's Is a special cure for the disease named. FRAMES, ROOM MOULDINGS, CARPET: SWEEPERS, These Specifics cure without drugging purging Physicians9 Prescriptions carefully Hall Friday evening for the benefit Says the Man a to Free Press It the or reducing the system, and are in fact and prepared from pure and of the school library was well attended deedthesovereign remedies of the World. tariff bill is to pass there must be no LACE CURTAINS, CURTAIN POLES, UPHOLSTERED AND fresh Drugs. I monkeying with the sugar schedule UST OF PBDfCDPAL NOS. CURBS. PRICKS. 1 Fevers, Congestion. Inflammation Stoll & Bigot this week received a FURNITURE IN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic Agency for the celebrated Estey Or at least in the way of raising the duties stock of saloon fixtures from Minneapolis. Crying Colic, orTeethingof Infants BABY CARRIAGES. gans and Pianos. Diarrnea, of ChUdren or Adults first decided on. Dysentery, Griping,BillousColic. Cholera Morbus, vomiting. ,Wm. Mueller was taken sick last gCoaghs Cold, Bronchitis Please give me a call. Trie Mankato Review says We fear Neuralgia, Toothache. Faoeache Tuesday while visiting at New Ulm. 9 Headaches* SlckHeadache, Vertigo the manager of the Chicago and Northwestern .„ O. M. OLSEN. «f We again handle this year the Gendrow Wagons, the best baby 1 0 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach Mrs. J. J. Ray returned from New Meridian Block, New Ulm, MinnJi railroad company have deferred 11 Suppressed or Painful Periods. Ulm Wednesday. 1 2 Whites, too Profuse Periods carriages on the market, at very low prices. too long the much talked of and 1 3 Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing 1 4 gait Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions. There is a rumor that the Advance TSTES\7V frequently promised railroad connection 1 5 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains.... Call and examine our goods and prices. 1 6 Fever and A gue, Chills, Malaria.... will change hands soon. Smith, of the Photograph Gallery between this city and New Ulm, and 17 Piles, Blind or Bleeding .. Lamberton Leader, is said to be the L9 Catarrh, Influenza, ColdintheHead that before they get ready to act the tO Whooping Cough, Violent Coughs. *S new man £4 General Debility.PhysicalWeakness ,1 field may be occupied by some other 67 Kidney Disease THELEADING FURNITURE DEALER, 8 Nervous Debility 1 and riyal company. The people of 0 Urinary Weakness, Wetting Bed. Courtland Correspondence. a Diseases of theHeart,Palpitatlonl. J. F. CROWEIX, New Ulm have already taken the initiative Sold by Druggists, or sentpostpaid on receipt to secure another outlet, and at a of price. HUMPHBEYB' SUifOAL, (144 pages) Rudolphi's building,cor. 3d N. & Minn ©r, Daniels was in the village Friday. richly bound In cloth and gold, "mailed free. meeting recently held in that city a NEW ULM, MINK. Wheat is worth 68 and 71 cents. Humphreys'aiedicineCo.109 FultonSt. KY, spirit of earnestness and unanimity was 1 take all styles and sizes of photo S E I I S Gatl Frederick, of St. Paul, is visiting graphs, also tin types. Crayon sketch evinced that ought to wm success. The with his uncle, Carl Richter. es from pictures promptly and nicerexecuted. 30 years people of Mankato are deeply interest' The last snow storm put a damper to I invite you to call and .in ed, because there is a large district seeding for a few days. spect my samples. They are none which would be opened by such a road D. Hammer celebrated his twentysecond the cheap poor pictures that you get birthday anniversary Thursday. up the valley for Mankato dealers and second class galleries, but are of Anton Poster has put chased the property manufacturers, and from which we are finest work of Andrew Aman. Consideration now practically cut off. Would it not DNION HOTEL •fells the slbr^c was |800. be a good idea for the business men of O E Henry Schlottman is on the sick list. New Ulm and Mankato to join hands #USHF0W A grand dance was held at Mr. Curbit's and see if this thing cannot be accomplished9 nouse last Thursday evening. A We believe there id capital WENZEL SCHOTZP, Proprietor goodly number of New Ulm young enough in iioth places to do the grading people attended. ox o« if it is found necessary to go so far, Everybody's Wagon." Gottfried Kuehnel, will hold an auction Minn. Str. New Ulm, Minn I and then there would be no trouble to at his farm in Lafayette next Monday One or two seats, one or two horses, iron it. But let us have a joint meeting light, strong, handy—just what everybody The only first class brick fire proo of New Ulm, Sleepy Eye and other wants. Write for circular. points up the valley, and see if this Hotel in the city. Heavy wagons, light wagons, trucks, A Safe Investment. road cannot be built. and bob sleighs—wa make them all, and we sell besides buggies, road oarts and carriages. Is one which is guaranteed to bring JOHN ALBERT'S YOU can't afford to buy without you satisfactory results, or in case of Merit Winn. first examining our goods A first-class failure a return of purchase price On AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUS We desire to say to our citizens, that agent wanted in every town. this safe plan you can buy from our advertised for years we have been selling Dr. WINONA WAGON CO., Winona, Minn. Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's Corner Minnesota & Centre S tree! 1 IP King's New Discovery for Consumption The S. D. PETERSON New Discovery for Consumption. It is C. Hornburg, Agt., N Ulm Minn. Next door to S Peterson's. Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's guaranteed to bring relief in every case Anybody who had anything to se I Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and STONE FOR SALE when used for any affection of ThroatLungs should come and see me. have never handled remedies that sell or Chest, such as Consumption. as well, or that have given such universal Inflamation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asth' satisfaction. We do not hesitate to IMPLEMENT COMPANY. The New Ulm Stone Co. is ready to I Mrs. W. Humme ma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc. etc, guarantee them every time, and wesell Building stones at the Quarry. It is pleasant and agreeable to tatte, stand ready to refund the purchase For prices inquire of J. Pfenninger, "W. perfectly safe, and can always be de-price, if satisfactory results do not follow Boesch, A. Sehell, or Chas. Stolzenberg pended upon. ©eklei4 NOTIONS, DRYGOQDS AND GROCERIES. u\ kll kii\d$ of f&frjq nq^ii^e^y. their use. These remedies have Redstone Trial bottles free at Chas. L. Roos, won their great popularity purely on NOTICE.—The use of land for pasturing Drugstore. 1 We can now offer to the public a fu. their merits. C. L. Roos Druggist. 1 New TTlm, Minn or cutting of wood or quarryiHg line of fall and winter goods of everj and hauling of stone is not allowed unless desciiption. Woolen dress goool by a written permit from the company of best quality. Flannels, Shawk N E W ULM STONB CO. SPRING ISNEAR SPRING GOODS. Ladies and Gents Underwear, Hosier! Mittens, Jackets, Cardigans, Muffler* FIRST Ladies' and Children's Hoods, an You should readTHE CHICAGO many other articles in this line too PQINT DAILY NEWS because igno ranee is expensive You must merous to mention. We also carry DRESS GOODS MOHAIRS read some paper. Probably largd stock and great variety of 5 an you've always had a weekly— 10 cent counter goods. All these gooi you can now afford a daily are sold at lowest possible prices. I S O THB CHICAGO DAILY NEWS costs but one cent per copyit's HENRIETTAS CASHMERES We invite the public to give us a so cheap you can'tafford to and they will not be. disappointed lose tune waiting for a weekly -*vsj Yououghttoknow aboutthings, Butter, poultry and eggs are taken ii when they happen—not a week Latest Oolor3 and Designs IS HERE. exchange for goods. later You live in the nine teenth century, in the greatest section of the greatest country Best Quality and. Lowest Prices on the earth, and you can't aiford Star Sample Boom to be left behind. It is a little earlier than usual, but that is due to the season. can alwajrstoelaad at Remeftt6ir—\v& circulation is 320,000 a day—over and j. fJtlV, a million a week—and it costs by mail 25 We think we have been lucky in our selection of SHUST CR AFr S a month, four monthsgioo,—onecen*c Farmers' Some: J.&P.C0ATS 02pg|$9e SAT S AV 9 C*fJV»S«c. JOSEPH SCHN0BRICH, Pron'r We had others set their watches by our clock. You may have KIESLINC BLOCK NEW ULM, MINN. M. GRATZ Dealer in xf heard that we are selling at a great reduction, but, have you seen DAKOTA HOUSE. rf Wines, Liquors We are selling children's suits from 90 cents up and may say that you will find the nicest assortment of children's suits, that was ever DEALER I N "/t and Cigars. OPP POST OFFICE—NEW ULM, MINN shown before in the city for the price we ask for them. Boys' knee MRS. A. SEITER Prop. GROCERIES and BLASSWAflE pants 25 cts. Men's suits $2.00, $3.00 etc. For $6.60 you can buy a A fine lunch will be served every day aJ$12.00suit. This house is the most centrally located men'sVictorysuit,which will wear equal to Flannel shirts Cor. Minn. & Center streets. Minnesota Street opposite tht 50 cts. and upwards. Best 50 cts. unlaundried in the country. Also hotel in the cijty and affords New Ulm. ^^& M?« our 85 cts. launched dress shirt, double front and back, we sell at Congregational Church. K&f good Sample Booms.* '^Sm. Minn1 gmMM 75 cts. Boys' andmen's hats, running from 25 cts. up. In the line of NEW ULM, MINN. TEE NEW BROGEBI STORE 01 hats, we are proud to say, that we are are ahead of any firm in Brown County. The most stylish hats in stiff and soft are to be found in our 0':'F. Ruemk xT^ Licensed Auctioneer, Louis Buenger,?/ store, Wo can not describe all our goods here. There is not room to ^linden, Brown Co., Minn. xlo the^ubject justice. We know you will be pleased with the prices Cor. Minn, and 3d North Sts., and variety of our stock W S is now open and ready for business^ Correspondence promptly attended to HEW MBIT. It^ltt IULM, A choice and well selected stock of REMEMBER OUR MOTTO: NO CUSTOMER ALLOWED TO WHITE, BLACK AND COLORS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY,fci CASH PAID FOR BUTTER. S LEAVE THE STORE DISSATISFIED. &. GLASSWARE luid NOTION^' Theodore Crone. SHJ FOR are offered to the public at prices whiol^ Hand and Machine sa The New Ulm creamery Co. buys and and Dealer in all Kinds ot defy competition. Goods will be de pays the highest market price in cash ItfUfWitfUfJi}. livered free to any part of the eity. for granulated batter and eggs, in the ?Oft SALE BY basement of Riesling's block, corner rfjjL Eemember the place. FRANK KUETZING. Minnesota and Centre streets. Minnesota Street corner of Third Nortfcf