Beossmauf Bros. rtPfiri The Pan-American Congress, much FRANK KUETZING, xf%m HA3S! talked of and mueh puffed up, has at length adjourned. By it jfruits we **f .m NEW ULM, MINN.' shall remember it. I The Minneapolis Journal gives this a -*$&&£ F. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. SOLE AGENT FOR NEW ULM AND VICINITY OF THE compliment to Gov. Merriam- The administration Extenive Establishment. of the state's affairs has Wednesday April 30, 1890. been such as to disarm criticism. '1 be President signed the Lind judicial J*IDttZE*^LFLVClMnE2NT Mather O E All over the northwest and in stricken bill on Monday. contains vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy article Dakota seeding has progressed nicely suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons The people* of St. Paul expected too and the rams have been timely. The jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket boots, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders farmers are consequently happy. much of Villard, and when tbey found guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general Kid Gloves. oat that he wasn't more than an ordinary sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages The floods are playing hayoc with the man, seeking to invest only to his villages along the lower Mississippi. own interest, they were disappointed.• One town was completely inundated shows up a ful) assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics^ and farmers'tools and suffered great damage. of all kinds. The world renowned Baker baibed wire, Geo. W. Next Tuesday is election day St. Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other We carry a full line of Colors Paul Everything points to a democratic Says the Fairmont Sentinel. The Republican oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocus \ictory, but what more can be bottom. tariff bill, while far from perfect, and Sizes. It is the best Kid Glove expected when a great party organ like BEUSSMANN BROS. is the most common-sense measure the Pioneer Press disgracefully refuses in thp market for the money. of the kind, that has been before Congress P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn, to support the party's nominees? in a dozen ears. Just received an Elegant Line J* 2$ ARM Otift*'. The great Pioneer Press takes the As a prophet is without honor in his of Dress Sateens in all the Latest cake for a flop organ. It's tumble on own town, so is a public benefactor, the candidacy of Samuel Nichols was a Shades and at Lowest Prices. who does not in everv step suceeed in good deal on the order of "drop a nickle IDeaJLer in going aright. The faults of a man, In the slot, or a signal from the boss in as we have had opportunity from time A Full Line of the editor's ear and •feee us change." Stoves and Ranges, to time to see right here in New Ulm, The Pioneer doesn't seem to care much MILLINERY GOODS. always appear as mountains in size, as to what it says. while the good qualities diminish into nothingness. The suddenness too, with The row in Now York between Cleveland Gasolins Stoves and Tinware. which the people sometimes turn against and the New York Sun, and between a friend, is almost enough to give any Cleveland and Gov. Hill is causing person hesitancy about putting himself Great Special Bargains lots of bitter feeling between the Hardware, Farming Implements, forward. different democratic factions and lots of fun for republican lookers on. The latter Congress is in the toils of a scramble Nails, Fence Wire, .nil be perfectly willing to let the EVEEY SATURDAY. over the Windom and Senate silver merry scrap proceed. bills. The Review is not posted enough Pumps, Western Washers, In spite of everything that is -eing on such matters to pass an opinion as to NEXT SATURDAY, MAY 3, 400 YDS. STANDARD DRESS done to beat him, we would like to see which is the best, but is each is an experiment, SATEE NS, 30 INCHES WIDE, FINE PATTERN, Xiefer elected mayor of St. Paul. It it is bard to see why our statesmen Clothes Wringers, Boss YOUR CHOICE 10 CTS WORTH 20 CTS. would teach that great republican paper, should not accept of the secretary's CALL EARLY AND SELECT NICEST STYLES. the Pioneer Press, that the party plan, and give it a trial. Windom is Churns, etc., etc., etc. •can get along without it. For our part, Watch our Great Bargains as they arrive and take advantage known to be pretty sound on financial we long ago failed to take any stock in matters, and his bill has at least the of them. its inconsistent babblings. appearance of being the best and safest special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All of the two. It certainly does not play Work warranted. The Bennett law is attracting an unusual as much into the bands of the silver NEW ULM, MINN amount of attention from all kings as does the other. WILL PAPER. classes in this part of the country. It is being thoroughly discussed, and we The Anoka Union call attention to would not be surprised, to judge from the fact that a regular tax should be the talk that is being done here, if an placed on the express companies of the •Sort was- made to make it an issue in state and that the legislature should AS FINE A LINE AND AS LARGE A this state before the next election. see to regulating their charges. The Union's advice is well given. The express STOCK OF WALL PAPER It is claimed that Windom recommends companies are just as much of a a man for postoffice at Winona monopoly as the railroads and need to and so does Dunnell. Windom's man be held down by just as many restrictions. is Sinclair, of the Republican, than can be found in the city is always kept en hand at my store By that, the Review does not CS80. I f(00$' ©fagjrtorfe. whom a more staunch republican and on Minnesota St. The best and cheapest grades and all mean that they should be made to do "better man could hardly be selected. styles and shades go to make up my splendid assortment. their work for nothing. That would Still, Dunnell holds that Windom is not be a request out of reason. But everybody, In addition to this I always carry a a resident and has nothing to say. who has had dealings with the ... fall stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY companies, can testify to their exhorbitant Sam Randall died a poor man. Had and the Like- rates, and a little hauling down lie been like most men who reach a seat would do no harm. Charles Cefese*s in congress, he could, during his continued service, have become independently The Winona Herald hits the nail on rich. But it was his steadfast integrity the head when it says that "in preparing and honesty that kept him comparatively NEW ULM, MINN. the Lind judicial bill and promoting poor and that makes him an its passage, Representative John example to others. We need more such Lind deserves the hearty thanks of the men in both parties. SPRING IS NEAR state at large. In fact his comprehensive grasp of the wants of the entire Major Newson is confident of election state, and his fidelity to the people in A. H. SCHLEUDER, as alderman in St. Paul and says that this and other measures, compels us to he does not intend to go down to defeat enquire whether there is not some first with the rest of the Reps'. That's the class senatorial timber in the make up SfRItfC STOCK stuff, Major! You're the right man on of the honest and indrustrious member the right side, and we admire your confidence AND JEWELER from'the second district." This, from a in your own good strength. If democratic source, is well worth a certain all of them were like you, the republican IS HERE. amount of attention. In the pres ticket would go through with a ent session of congress there has been sweep. dealer in no member from Minnesota, who has «. Gol 1 SilverWatches, done more real work than has Lind. It is a little earlier than usual, but that is due to the season. Like the effort to displace Braden Arduous and always awake to his duty from the auditorship, there is a stir We think we have been lucky in our selection of ho has accomplished for his constituents among a few admiring friends to get J. and for the state at large a great deal A. Tawney, of Winona, into the office that others have failed to do and that Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, of attorney general. Tawney is a bright We had others set their watches by our .clock. You may have stands to his lasting credit. Whether young man with much ability, but Also an elegant Line of the people of the state will recognize heard that we are selling at a great reduction, but, have you seen wherefore these aspirations? Isn't the Albums, Toilet Sets, Birtl^ this in time, in the way in which the present incumbent good enough, or We are selling children's suits from 90 cents up and may say that Herald suggests, remains tc be seen.' you will find the nicest assortment of children's suite, that was ever would Tawney be any better? People day Cards. If they do, good and well enough. But should ask themselves such questions, shown before in the city for the price we ask for them. Boys' knee however that may be, the voters of the before making unnecessary changes. pants 25 cts. Men's suits $2.00, $3.00 etc. For $6.60 you can buy a second district should at least appreciate men'sVictory suit,which will wear equal to & $12.00 suit. Flannel shirts It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere* his services to that extent to return Turning the cold shoulder to earnest 50 cts. and upwards. Best 50 cts. unlaundried in the country. Also REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED him to a seat in the House as willingly workers for a town, just because they our 85 cts. laundred dress shirt, double front and back, we sell at dofnef JVIinn. & ^t'JSfo^tlj #treet& few Iflm, Jtfiqn as they have in the past. lappen now and then to make a blunder 75 cts. Boys' and men's hats, running from 25 cts. up. In the line of or mistake, is not only wrong in hats, we are proud to say, that we are are ahead of any firm in Brown The Best is the Cheapest. Bishop McGorhck, the Catholic bishop itself, in that it remembers the fault County. The most stylish hats in stiff and soft are to be found in our of Duluth, it appears, does not agree while it forgets the good, but it tends store We can not describe all our goods here There is not room to with the position assumed .by the late to discourage as well the spirit of public do the subject justice. We know you will be pleased with the prices Oshkosh Buggies, Milburn and Studebaker Wagons, La Crosse **W Archbishop Heiss and the Catholic enterprise in everybody. ID this and variety of our stock. Sulky Cultivators, Flying Dutchman Sulky Plows, Elgin Wind Mills clergy of Wisconsin with regard to the last respect it reacts on the town and '.' Bennett law. He is reported as follows"That REMEMBER OUR MOTTO: NO CUSTOMER ALLOWED TO and Buckeye Force Pumps, Baby Carriages, and the Best Sewing Ma_#T does it harm. A much better way law and the questions growing would be to remember that there aie LEAYE THE STORE DISSATISFIED. chines in the world. All for sale by out of it," he said "are coming into F. H. RETZLAFF, I none who do not sometimes err, and Theodore Crone. politics and will be in issue an the next that it is far more charitable to recognize campaign I believe. Both of the political the willing services of a man, that parties have taken it up and it CORSKR MINNESOTA AJVD FIRST NORTH ST., NEW ULM, MINN are fruitful of good, than to allow one has attracted a good deal of attention NE W GOODS NE W COODS! jsmall mistake to shadow and darken Most people have not taken the trouble All. to read the law over carefully but I SIEBNBRUNNER BROS. It has been stated around town that A. C-'JOCHST* have, and, except for one point which the Review was opposing Kiefer for B. E N E & CO., was perhaps not noticed, I think I am Mayor of St. Paul. This is a mistake. je- CONTRACTOR & BUILDER BERGMAN BLOCK. in favor of it. I think the child "We have never yet said one word ren of foreigners should be taught NEW ULM, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. MINN. against him, and, on the contrary, his to speak the English language abeve ©lection would please us hugely and all others. Not that I am opposed to JOB WOBK DONE IN CITY OB COUNTRY DEALERS IN tickle us to the extreme. If it were Dealers in instruction in any ether tongues, but Bids given on Buildings of ail kind possible, his election Would be one of CHOICE WINES LIQUORS. ®ty $o*A %kdy-nlkde Clothing, ffaifcel English should take precedence. The Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale* the best things that ever happened to children need this language in their St. Paul. But that's the trouble it Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. Hi every day life. We should make them $ood£ Boot£ knd & £&t£ ki^d (5k$£ "P% Crystal Spring, Bourbon Whiskey, doesn't seem possible, and we fail to good citizens first and teach them accomplishments Hennessy Brandy, & Otard, Dupuy & *ee why we should be accused of opposing afterwards/ The objection TAILOR SHOP. Co,Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports him, simply because we are giving which I have to the law is that for private or medical use. The celr» the news, even if that news conveys an it would compel a child to attend the I respectfully inform |he public that admission of defeat. One man gave brated St Julien Clarets and California school which might be nearest it, thus I have opened a new tailor-shop in the as his reason for our action that we Reisling wines. Whiskey .ranging I THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. preventing children from going to building formerly occupied by F. W. were influenced by the Pioneer Press. in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. boarding or private schools which they PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. Vogelpohl, on Minnesota St., next to Tftas is the richest thing we have heard Pure Alcohol $3.00 per gallon. might prefer. I presume this wa&not the Union Hotel, and that I am fully in a long while. We seldom read the ^&f- H*** Jarm Produce taken in Exchange. intended by the authors of the bill, but Goods guaranteed as represented. prepared to supply the needs of customers Tress, much less take any stock in i-f- aside from this feature I am in favor of j~vp- what it says. Wonder too if we aren't at reasonable rates. SIEBEIBBUHSER BROS. Xf: A.Behnke, Manager.jll E N E & CO I it Louis Zschunke entitled to an opinion of our own.