Beussmann!Bro^ The debate on the tariff bill was commenced JS&s KUETZING, in the house on Wednesday. «. A private insane asylum at Longue SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. Pointe, near Montreal, took fire Tuesday W 0 N S 0 N Managing Editor. night and was partly burned. S Have Completely Renovated their t^%„W-"^ SOLE AGENT FOR NEW. ULM AND^yiCINITY OF THE Nearly fifty of the inmates perished in Extenive Establishment. 'Hi Wednesday, May 14, 1890. the flames/ v*' 1 Maj. Newson, the favorite among editors, ,The nomination of Wm. McConnell ..\-*~j:"} f„"A 33IEJpuAJEl.*P2Mns:iXrT OJSTJSS .**• .1 t:* went down with the rest of the Mather as postmaster at Mankato has been \\-i republicans in St. Paul in his contains vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy article made by the President. Wonder how suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons race for alderman. Too bad. The this will tickle Hunt of the Free Press. jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket boots, cigar cases, nip"es, cigar holders Major is a good man, and we had hoped guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general Kid Gloves. anxiously for his election. An Iowa editor by study and practice sporting goods. Also a fine selected slock of baby carriages. has found that "Pack my box with five If the Pioneer Press loses as many dozen ju^s of liquor" is the shortest paying friends in every town as it has shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics' and farmers' sentence in our language containing all in New Ulm, through its action in the tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. the letters of the alphabet. Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other late campaign agains* Kiefer, it will We carry a full line of Colors oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocks find that its support of the "old ring" A man should always vote hisconyictions. bottom. and Sizes. It is the best Kid Glove has not enriched its coffers any, but left It is very seldom that a party is BEUSSMANN BROS. it money out. .And money is what the going to suffer from independent voting in the market for the. money. Pioneer is after. among its followers, and nine cases out P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn. Just received an Elegant line of ten, it will do the party good instead Now that the Pioneer Press has done J* "2 8 of harm. of Dress Sateens in all the Latest its dirty work for the democrats of St. Paul, wo hope it will receive the price The house committee on foreign af Shades and at Lowest Prices. agreed upon. A newspaper that will Dealer in fairs has authorized a favorable report roll in the mud at the dictation of the on the resolution advocating reeiproci Stoves and Eanges, A Full Line of city hall gang ought not to be deprived ty treaties with other nations on the of the mere pittance of its "price"— •American continent, widening the markets MILLINERY GOODS. HERON LAKE NEWS. for the products of all and strength. At the elections in St. Paul last Tuesday ening friendly relations with them. Gasolin Stove and Tinware. the Australian system of voting •y^Add gall to lack of principle and you was tried and not found wanting, notwithstanding have got the Pioneer Press down in Hardware, Farming Implements, the campaign was one of Great Special Bargains sum and substance. It now .claims to the most bitter ever held in the state. have defeated Kiefer, when everybody The election was unusually quiet and Nails, Fence Wire, knows that, if it had given him its support, the methods proved to be satisfactory EVEU SATURDAY. he would have been snowed under to all. The more the system is tried, the and clear out of sight, instead ot running Pumps, Western Washers, more its features commend themselves. ahead of his ticket. NEXT SATURDAY, MAY 17, WE OIFER A LOT OF WARRANTED Ames has announced that he would "Old Hutch," the big wheat manipulator, Clothes Wringers, Boss ALL WOOL CASHMERE SHAWLS, BLACK like to be governor and there is now a says that wheat will bring a good chance for democrats to shQW AND COLORED, FULL SIZE, YOUR CHOICE V- dojjar in July, and Phil Armour, the what they are really made of, by either AT 95 CENTS EACH. Churns, etc., etc., etc. pork packing king, says that the present refusing to accept of such trashy timber year is gojng to be a good one for Watch our Great Bargains as they arrive and take advantage or by allowing him to saddle the the farmer on all that be raises. If of them. I Hf party and ride it to defeat. It's none special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All these men can be taken at their word, of our concern, of course, but we would Work warranted. v. the farmer has bright times before him. much prefer to hav§ the opposite party NEW ULM, put up a decent man. MINN. Tne municipal campaign in St. Paul demonstrated beyond a" doubt the fact WALL PAPER. Halvor Steenerson, the defeated candidate that-in these days the papers run the for district attorney, says that politics. As a rule they can elect or the Swedes ought to be recognized, and defeat a man at will, and the power no names Ole Lucken, the erstwhile seeker longer rests alone with the ring and after the revenue collectorsbip, for AS FINE A LINE AND AS LARGE A eaucns bosses.- The only trouble is that state treasurer in place of Bobleter. once in a while the papers play into the STOCK OF WALLPAPER We do not beleive that the people of hands of these bosses. '"Nil tne state hanker after any such change, and we are inclined to think with the St. AS Another man gone wrong. A professor, Paul Globe that "it will take a much in the University of Klausenburg dsa&.-i<. f{oojiv.®cii#to& can be found in the city is. always kept en hand at my store stronger man than Lucken to beat Bobleter." claims to have compounded a solution on Minnesota St. The best and cheapest grades and all As far as Southern Minnesota which completely neutralizes the poison is concerned, the indications are that it styles and shades go to make up my splendid assortment. introduced into the system by the is solid for Bobleter. In addition to this I always carry a bite of a m»d dog. His solution consists of chlorine water, salt brine, sulphurous full stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY Some of you, who are complaining acid, permanganate of potassium, that New Ulm is not growing and improving, and encalyptua oil. and the Like- should, during your many leisure moments, take a walk about town -.'- Col. Kiefer, the defeated candidate and convince yourself to the contrary. for mayor of St Paul, ran ahead of his No matter where you go, you will find ticket by about a thousand, and it is some sign of growth, either a new NEW ULM, admitted on all sides that this was due MINN. building or one that is being made to to the opposition of the Pioneer Press. look better by changes. The population Had the election been held a week later, too is rapidly increasing. This can be SPRING IS NEAR we have good reason to believe that seen in the fact that a year ago a large A. H. SCHLEUDER. the disgusting conduct of the Press number of houses could be had for rent, would have carried him through instead whereas to-day there are absolutely of beating him. The great paper ought none, either large or small, that are to crawl into its hole and stay there. vacant. This is certainly a good indication SPfiJWCSTOCK E AN JEWELER The pardoning power is exercised altogether that New Ulm is not at a stand too freely in these days by still. those in whose hands it is vested. For IS HERE. The election in St. Paul last Tuesday instance a Minneapolis man named cLestler in passed off just about as we had expected. Pomeroy, who was recently sent up for Smith was elected as was nearly selling silks by sample at less than cost Gol 1 SilverWatclies, It is a little earlier than usual, but that is due to the season. the whole democratic ticket, the republicans and swindled the ladies, who dealt with We think we have been lucky in our selection of only getting three out of the seventeen him, out of all the money paid over to aldermen. Smith's plurality was SXS*X»C S A S A $ CS-978SW€« him, has, through the efforts of Senator was only 1,417, while that of the other Washburn, been given his freedom. It Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, We had others set their watches by our clock. You may have democrats was over 2,000, so that it would seem that there could be little heard that we are selling at a great reduction, but, have you seen will be seen that Col. Kiefer ran considerably reason for such action. Also an elegant Line of We are selling children's suits from 90 cents up and may say that ahead of his ticket. This was Albums, Toilet Sets, Birt*v ,j*wCiv you will find the nicest assortment of children's suits, that was ever due in all probability to the nature Says the Fairmont News, an Independent shown before in the city for the price we ask for them. Boys' knee of the opposition to him, which day Cards. paper: Speaker Reed, with the pants 25 cts. Men's suits $2.00, $3.00 etc. For $6.60 you can buy a was disgusting to say the least. The conviction of conscience and experience men'sVictory suit,which willwear equal to a $12.00 suit. Flannel shirts young men made a gallant fight for and the courage of true statesmanship, & 50 cts. and upwards. Best 50 cts. unlaundried in the country. Also him and, had they been given a little It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhen comes out squarely in favor of federal our 85 cts. laundred dress shirt, double front and back, we sell at more time in which to push their cause REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTEE controi xf federal elections. That is 75 cts. Boys' and men's hats, running from 25 cts. up. In the line of Mr* we are' not certain but what they would tWonly way to cut the Gordian knot dorijef Nhw. & tfi#t fofth, gtreet& few tflin, Jtfin hats, we are proud to say, that we are are ahead of any firm in Brown have won. -r. that binds the color line. We are a County. The most, stylish hats in stiff and soft are to be found in our The Best is the Cheapest fit nation. 18G1 to 1865 settled that, and store. We can not describe all our goods here. There is not room to the namby-pamby about state rights is -MThe Republican State Central Committee do the subject justice. We know you will be pleased with the prices as dead as Julius Caesar or the leader meets at St. Paul to-morrow to .Oshkosh Buggies, Milburn and Studebaker Wagons, La Cros and variety of our stock. ^x fix upon a time for holding the state of the "late unpleasantness," Sulky Cultivators, Flying Dutchman Sulky Plows, Elgin Wind Mi! convention and right here we. want to REMEMBER OUR MOTTO: NO CUSTOMER ALLOWED TO and Buckeye Force Pumps, Baby Carriages, and the Best ewing ^C In another column will be found an call attention to the necessity and demand, .. interview from Ex-(iov. McGill. In LEAVE THE STORE DISSATISFIED. that is apparent all over, Southern chines in the world. All for sale by this be takes the trouble to reiterate Minnesota, for holding the convention F. H. RETZLAFF, -. what he has often said before, that he as early as possible. The coming is out of politics, but would like to beat campaign will be a brisk one, and, Merriam and play the same trick on CORNER MINNESOTA AND FIRST XOETH ST. NEW ULM, M1F whether the Democrats have any hopes .hi the present executive that was played of winning or not, it is evident at least NE W GOODS!. NEWiOBDSI #'i on *"m9etf years ago. This is his that they will make a great effort to $:$L^f only wish and settles the question with A C. OCHS succeed, and propose to make it warm SIEBNBRUNNER BROS. us* nave no ^me f°T a man wn° %£"M $ for us. A short campaign would naturally E N E &C0., assist them. In one of only a couple IkwM has no higher motive in desiring to be CONTRACTOR BUILDER BERGMAN BLGCKl months or less, they would easily be governor, than a simple wish to beat PUNS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. NEW ULM, -Z MINN. MM& some o|her fellow. able to sound their deceiving claims ft against previous administrations and t1"^..-'*.'' '•t-.-W ."'!.'c- sP^ The Northfield News urges a poinj JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OR COUNTRY run no risks of refutation because of %j*l»'\0:,i i-V^.V^.^*3» DEALERS IN "V-sh^Dealers In3*3^". A*\- •which needs considerable looking after Bids given on Buildings of ail kind lack of time to go over the ground CHOICE WINE LIQUOR. and that is the selection of delegates to thoroughly. On the other hand, in a Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale* represent us in the state conventions. long campaign, say one of at least three 4S Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. Too often we choose these men with months, the republican candidates Crystal Spring, Bourbon Whiskey, W? Gj ood£, JJpotjl kud glpe/f, &ktf ~4, little regard to their importance. As §:-|NEW Hennessy Brandy, & Otard, Dupuy & would,have everything to gain and nothing the News says, with them rests the to lose. Their administration in TAILOR SHOP. Co, Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports SsftH' power to inaugurate a clean and honorable for private or medical use. The ce1** the past has been such as to challenge campaign, and remove from the I respectfully inform the public that brated St. Julien Clarets and California criticism, and the more the people came party all stain of suspicion, if such there to understand and know their actions I have opened a new tailor-shop in the Reisling wines. Whiskey ranging THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. be. Honest delegates therefore, whom building formerly occupied by F. W. in price from §2.00 to &8.GG per gallon. through a thorough discussion of their the people know to be beyond corrup. PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIALFarm merits, the more decisive would be their Vogelpohl, on Minnesota St., next to Pure Alcohol 83.00 per gallon. tion, should make up the next republican approval. We respect it, that there is the Union Hotel, and that I am fully Produce taken in Exchange. Goods guaranteed as represented. convention, and boodle will then be nothing to be feared from an early campaign prepared to supply the needs of customers a "word in partisan charges that can and we say give the candidates at reasonable rates. SIEBENBBKR BROS. fiave but little weight A.Behnke Manager Si BEH2TKE & 0 for office all the chance they want. Louis Zsclmnke &