i'J*fHW»f 'JWWCT-.A VAa ^'V**?','*! -3'5!'?^CS«Hv,jJiH"i(5i6as I.1-'} ^fKi-i'./Ji Beussman Bros It is stated authoritative^ that Harrison FRANK KUETZIN6, '3 fife3W» will again be a candidate for president., as && JSjU-34jj*aftbia fc&MiSa *NEW ULM, MINN.r SUCCESSORS TO H. H. E S S A N N The St. Paul News is laying Col. Kiefer .i' w- out cold. If it was left with Hall, E. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. SOLE AGENT FOR NEW ULM AND VICINITY OF THE fc*MS£* HaVe ComPletely Renovated their */**%r? he couldn't be elected poundmaster. CExtenive Establishment Wednesday, April 16, 1890. Sam Randall, the great democratic Congressman ,died Saturday night. He '.v5-ii* Sherman's anti-trust bill has passed IDIE^-AJEVITVCElNrT 03XTZS was one of the leaders of his party, and the Senate. it will be long before his place will be contains vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy article suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons filled so well by another. From all quarters of the state, it' is jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket boous, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders «. admitted that Lind is one of the most guns, revolvers, fishiug tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general The Henderson Independent has entered sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. useful and vrgilant members that the its eighteenth year It is growing ^••7 Northwest has in Congress. old, but at the same time, it is '.otean-c'3"" N_ shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics^ and farmers' '.C Democrats of Wisconsin array themselves growing better and more "free and UDtrammeled" tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker -barbed rWire, Geo. W. solidly against the Bennett law, than ever. Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a*large assortment of machine and other a measure which is just and warranted oils. All our goods are of ajLret- class quality and prices on the same are rocks In the recent town elections, where in every respect. Isn't this a case of bottom. license was an issue, the license advocates Mather Kid Gloves, BEITSSMANN BROS. the most risjid and uncalled for partisanship? were generally victorious. As a rule the people are satisfied with a good P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn. thing, once in their possession. Senator Davis has introduced bill 4* ARWO&0* for the establishment of a branch soldiers1 The baseball season has commenced Manufactured at Zwickau, Saxony. home at Minnehaha, this state. and for six months again we are to be The bill calls for an appropriation of tired by the reports of daily games* Dealer in The word tired in this case,' is intended $250,000, with which to establish and Stove sand Ranges, W carry a full line of Colors and Sizes. I is the best Ki Glove •i. to convey a good deal. improve the home. in the market for the money. The prohibitory law in South Dako4o Lt. Steele's punishment for abusing will go into effect on the 1st of May, Private Wild, as it is claimed, does not Just received an Elegant Line of Dress Sateens in all the Latest Gasolin Stove and Tinware but, according to storg information the amount to more than a reprimand and Shades and at Lowest Prices. liquor men will refuse to respect it. It a very short sentence. Evidently the Great Special Bargains is said that they have raised a large charges were not very heavily sustained. Hardware, Farming Implements, fund and are prepared to test the law thoroughly. As the Review has often said, the importance EVEH SATURDAY. Nails, Fence Wire,, of a legislator cannot be over The American Building and Loan estimated. It is none too early therefore, Association's damage suit against the even at this date, to commence to NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL 19, ASSORTMENT OF FANCY Pumps, Western Washers, Minneapolis Tribune, for exposing its think of whom you will have to represent way of doing business will be adjusted, COLORED LACE CURTAINS, YOUR CHOICEAT you in the next law-making bodies it is said, without going to law, or in Clothes Wringers, Boss of the state. 9 CENTS A YARD. other words dropped. There was probablv too much in what the Tribune The Waseca Herald has undergone W Watch our Great Bargains as they arrive and take advantage Churns, etc., etc., etc. made public to invite a thorough investigation. change The former editor, Mr. Childs, of them. whc» was once a prohibition candidate Republicans of Washington are out in for governor, was recently elected special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All municipal judge of Waseca and retires a campaign club to. boom Speaker Reed Work warranted,! for president. Reed would make a from the editorial tripod to devote his NEW ULM, MINN time exclusively to the more importtan good one, and, even if it is bringing him out a little bit eaily, the mention duties of bis office. WALL PAPER. of his name ought to have a good effect. At any rate it should serve to bring the The New Ulm Review says that Gov. present administration to time on anything Mevriam's speech "does not read like in which it is lacking. Donnelly's." Hardly nor does Donnelly's AS FINE A LINE AND AS LARGE A read like Merriam's. If Donnelly The southern and central portions.of had ever attempted to write a STOCK OF WALL PAPER tlie country are catching it from the common sense speech like Merriam's winds and floods. Last week a disastrous he would have died from sheer mental storm visited northern Ohio, and .yr -A. S exhaustion. MINNEAF OLCS JOURNAL. about the same time a cyclone swept CJSSg:i(.^pO0,fJrii^toife. can be found -in the city is always kept en hand at my store away the village of Prophetstown in On Monday Winona tried the Australian on Minnesota St. The best and cheapest grades and all Illinois. While all these disturbances system of voting and found that, in styles and shades go to make up my splendid assortment. are going on around us, Minnesota escapes, point of giving a man an untrammeled In addition to this I always carry a untouched by the destroying elements. ballot, it worked well. The next thing fall stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY to be done is to give the blessings of Io-this system to every town in the state, Prohibition promises to stand in and the Like- be it large or sanall. If the law is a wa for at -least two years to come, the Charles Cebser» successful one in its operations, we are republicans of the legislature having none too good nor none too smaii to voted in favor of keeping the present come under its wing. law unchanged and as it is. It is a NEW ULM, MINN. shame that the republican leaders of The Midway suggests tiie name of that state cannot get out of the fangs of Editor Wise, oftiie Mank/ato Review, in the prohibitory theory and let themselves SPRING IS NEAR connection with an independent candidacy loose on a platform where they for governor, l^ow we fhave got belong. A. H. SCHLEUDER, all the regard in the world for Wise as \X a newspaper man and a gentleman, but, The papers of Minneapolis will not as he has been,an out and out democrat let Heatwole, of the Northfield News, since first we/knew him, we fail to see S?Bit?C STOCK alone, but keep picking at him without JEWELER tne necessity for such a move as the eause in every issue. For the sake of News suggests. If Wise is to have a the people of the state, who are sick of place a^i'the head of any ticket, it should Beeing him abused, Heatwole onght to is HERE. be as a democratic candidate and as refuse to let Minneapolis alone. Such dealer in such alone. The republicans could a course might not be returning good Gol 1 SilverWatches, ha'rdly be expected to vote for him, and ,!feV for evil, but' then it would possibly /'republican editors could not consistently have4he„e ffect of putting a quietus to It is a little earlier than usual, but that is due to the season. support him. Brotherhood among f~\J^~ these dailies, the same as was administered W think we have been lucky in our selection of editors, doe:* not make brotherhood in to the talkative Fletcher. 7 SPBZWC S A S A WD CtOTStU politics, and there are plenty of good Jewelsy, and Silver Plated W a re men in the different parties whom The republicans of St. Paul laave Also an elegant Line of W had others set their watches by our clock. Yo may have the party papers are in 'duty nominated Major Newson for,-' aldermanic Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday hearcl that we are selling at a great reduction, but, have you seen bound to give support. For this reason honors, evidently just, to show Wise as an independent candidate, what a good republican and veteran .. W are selling children's suits from 90 cents up and may say that Cards. wnich he certainly will not be, could journalist can do in a sbtfd democratic you will find the nicest assortment of children's suits, that was ever expect but little. He might secure the ward. Newson, ouv best wishes are shown before in the city forth price we ask for them. Boys' knee honor of a few complimentary votes, •with you and* although we cannot see pants 25 cts. Men's suits $2.00, $3.00 etc. Fo $6.60 yofii can buy a It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere. but that would be all. now you can be elected against such men's Victory suit, which will wear equal to a $12.00 suit. Flannel shirts REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED odds, we are confident that you will at 50 cts. and upwards. Best 50 cts. unlaundried in the country. Also, Fish, the man who runs the Great least show up to better advantage our 85 cts. laundred dress shirt, double front and back, we sell at dofnef Jtfinn. & $iW Jtofth gtfeety, }few t/liD, Jtfin» &'v than you-did, when fighting for a consulship West, and Who cannot see anything 75 cts. Boys' and men's hats, running from 25 cts. up. I the line of P. H. RETZLAPF,' good in anyone but the farmer, whom with the whole Minnesota press hats, we are proud to say, that we are are ahead of any firm in Brown he is.trying to use as a sucker, has no at your back. County." Th most stylish hats in stiff and soft are to be found in our more love for the editors of the state store We can not describe all our goods here. There is not room to St.than he has for the bloated monopolists Here is a good advice from the do the subject justice. W know you will be pleased with the prices Peter Herald: It is awful easy to give and robbers. In a recant issue he sees and variety of our stock. '.. S ^Headquarters for Farm Machinery and Hardware. ty fit to unbottle his stored up gall and advice but not always so easy to follow I have jnst received a large assortment of SEEDERS, LEVER HARROWS E E E O O O N O S O E A O W E O it. There are people who have seemingly vitriol and spills it over his paper in MILBURN TUBULAR AXE WAGONS AND BUGGIES, which I will sell no other, occupation except that language as follows: "The Editor of the 3 E A E E S O E I S S A I S I E very cheap. .' Fairmont News is a potash-kettle liar, of telling people how to ran their business, Come and see us before you buy. ,...'• \i. ht„ when it might be as well, often, an enemy of reform, a hypocrite, a & CORNER MINNESOTA AND FIRST NORTH ST., mongrel, and an organ^.TbeNewUlm to attend to their own. As an illustration N E W I N of how little people follow the advice Review is a wart and its Editor a rascal NE W MS! I I Ci a South Dak. Editor is a fool the they give others we would cite that old chestnut of Judge Hanscome's as Editor of the Adrian Guardian is a poor C. 0 S, [SIEBEKBRUNNER BROS, follows: Many a preacher will talk and miserable fellow and a calf whose hide %"&n preach for $2000 a year, but not a is to be stuffed and exhibited in the future B|BEHtfrt&*CO! mother's,son of them will or could practice and the Editor of the Jackson Be CONTRACTOR & BUILDER BERGMAN BLGCIT. $*-•-? public is'a friend of plutocrats, ah ignorant a».-^fj*^. -*,-) what they preach for $10,000. &*>•$£.* ¥r: MINN. NEW ULM, PURS MID SPECIFICATIONS FINISHED. knaye, a robbers' hireling and has got to be lifted out.on a three cornered The republicans, of St. Paul, have S E S IN JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OR COUNTRY lever.'' This is his style. We like to read Dealers in -gone and done it Instead of putting Bids given on Buildings of all kind it It was written because .the papers CHOICE WiHES SfA' AND LIQUORS. up a ticket, against which they could be Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale* nonamed above refused to accept the doctrines pretty certain that there would be of Donnelly and side-issue Fish as Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. opposition, they have fixed on one, at HgGfoodj*, Soot* Ml &toe& &&§" Sq* C&> 11 Crystal Spring,' Bourbon Whiskey, gospel truth.* We like to read it for the head of which, as a candidate for NEW Hennessy Brandy, & Otard, Dupuy & the reason that it shows such wonderful mayor, stands the name of Col. A. R. Co,Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports TAILOR SHOP. depth of thought such very good Kiefer. 7 The Col. would no doubt for private or medical use. The ce1'* reasons for thinking that these men are make a good mayor, but there was so I respectfully inform the public that brated St. Julien Clarets and California Daniels cometo judgment and that what much expressed opposition to him from S CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH, ReiBling wines. Whiskey ranging I have opened anew tailor-shop in the they have always said was true. Instead different sides that it is hard to see how in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. building formerly occupied by F. W. of feeling vexed, Bro. Fish, we are 'PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAt. they could have been led jnto indorsing Yogelpohl, on Minnesota St., next a Pure Alcohol $3.00 per gallon. tickled. We know now that we are not him. As one of the papers of the %^0B Farm Produce taken in Exchange. .the Union Hotel, and that. I am fully Goods guaranteed as represented. oneconsidered in the same class as yourself, interested city says, the action is B-BTWW prepared to supply the needs of customers and are still less compelled to accept )W that invites dofeaft Kiefer'will surely SIEBEMBUNNER BROS. at reasonable rates.) what von have to say than ever. afeated. Louis Zs i£ A. Behnke, Manager. O* JjJUELJN, &«»