BeuJEmannffBros, 1 5- We have noticed that it is only the FRANK KUETZING, democratic Papers that object to the date of the republican convention. NEW ULM, MINN/ .* SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. The Burlington & Northern have F* W placed into effect a $3 passenger rate ffttf fc JOHNSON, Managing Editor. Wiffi^ SOLE AGENT FOR NEW ULM AND VICINITY Oft 'TEfE Have Completely Renovated their m^/- w^ from Chicago to St. Paul and »Minneapolis, Extenive Establishment. Wednesday, May 21, 1890. '& first-class limited. This is getting '14" _MtW. down to pretty low figures.*^v^'H* The Fir&t district Congressional convention A Mather! Since the recent election in St. Paul, will be held at Austin* August the influence of the Pioneer Press, once contains"*vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and ali kinds of fancy article 26th. '_ great and powerful, amounts to nothing. suitable for marriage, birthday and pther presents. Mouth organs, accordeons jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders No matter what causeit espouses, The call for the prohibition state Kid Gloves. guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general the papers go for it on the grounAthat convention has been issued for June 24 sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages it is not actuated by a spirit of independence and 25. but rather by a selfish love Gen. W. T. Sherman has reached his for money. shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel,f mechanics' and farmers' seventieth year. The old veteran is tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. ,i still •well and sound. Interviews with "leading republicans Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other We" carry a full line of Colors oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocks here reveal the fact that McGill's little The state should lower the wolf bounties. bottom.. and izes.' It is the best Kid Glove dodge won't work in this vicinity worth BEUSSMANN BROS. At the present price paid, a man a straw. It is altogether ton weak and in the market for the money. can make a comfortable living in catching P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. thin for a man,seeking the position that New Ulm, Minn. wolves alone. Just received an Elegant Line If he does, and we are not of the opinion that it will meet with any greater favor of Dress Sateens in all the Latest The St. James Journ?!, Lilla M. elsewhere than in Brown county, where Chapman publisher, has been sold to McGill once had many friends and Shades and at Lowest Prices. £. J. Lynch, formerly of the Grand Dealer in staunch supporters. On the other hand Forfcs jPlaindealer. Merriam is well thought of, and his •A Full Line of Stores, and Ranges, renoniination would strike a chord in In some way mysterious to all, about MLLINERY GOODS. the mjnds of the majority members of a. half column of .clippings from the the party. His administration is state press crawled into the Pioneer looked upon as clean and able, worthy Press of Thursday. The conscience of Gasolin Stove and Tinware. IK and sound. It has above all the tone awful guilt must have been striking the of independence and that is what the «edttor of that great paper pretty hard Hardware, Farming Implements, people like. It is not run in the interests Great Special Bargains of late, or be would not otherwise have of a set of scheming politicians' come so goon to his senses. and for that reason is meeting with Nails, Fence Wire, EVER SATURDAY. Tiis New Ulm Review, under the special favor* able editorship of P. W. Johnson, is The election in St. Paul under the Pumps, Western Washers, one of the most valuable papers that Australian plan was an expensive affair, comes to our table. Its editorial and NEXT SATURDAY, MAY 24, ONE LOT OF RUBBER CIRCULARS $11,235 for judges and clerks, and local pages are well filled with most entertaining $6,700 for booths, or- a total of $17,935. Clothes Wringers, Boss FOR CHILDREN 5 TO 8 YEARS OFLY. The city went democratic as usual, although matter. Mr. Johnson writes by somehow decreased majorities. vigorously, independently and emphatically. PRICE THAT DAY 3 5 CENTS EACH. If extended throughout the entire We like his style.—Blue Earth Churns, etc., etc., etc. state the cost of holding an election City Post. would be increased tenfola at a very moderate estimate. No wonder the Watch our Great Bargains as they arrive and take advantage The Louisiana lottery company has people are not hankering after it to anv «special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All fi\\ of them. great extent.— HASTINGS GAZETTE. oftered the people of that state the enormous Work warranted. sum of $500,000 for five years The above can hardly receive our endorsement. NEW ULM, -:.'•"•'-"- MINN. for the priviledge of practicing their 'Tis true the system is expensive, WALL PAPER, damnable games within the boundaries but what of it? What is good of that commonwealth* Confronted for our politics, is worth paying for, .'5 -1 and the idea, that the people do not with such a bait* the governor had the hanker after it to any great extent, moral courage and- backbone to advise seems to us to be a mistaken one. the legislature to keep their hands off, About here it is looked upon as just AS FINE A LINE AND AS LARGE A an aotioj, which in lottery ridden the thing, and nearly everybody, who Louisiana means a good deal. STOCK OF WALL PAPER is not afraid of losing strength thereby, It makes one tired, with the accent beleives in extending it. on the tired, to see the way some people -A.S ... When an outspoken democratic paper interest themselves in what concerns attempts to give advice to the opposite others and not themselves. If 0S®& IfrftOOg' ©ihn&tore. can be found in the city is always kept* on hand at my store party, people generally let it go V- everybody could only learn that it becomes on Minnesota St. The best and cheapest grades and all for naught and take no stock in what him better to give heed to those styles and shades go to make up my splendid assortment. it says. For the same reason, they things only which, regard himself, matters In addition to this JL always carry a should not be deceived by such journals of business would be better all as the St. Paul News, sailing under around. For if there is anything that foil stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY the guise of independent republicanism, discourages a man, it is to know that but at heart as democratic as and the Like- Cebsets/ he always being watched and criti Charles the most partisian in the state. It's cizod editor, Hall, is a Democrat from top to An ort is now being made to undo bottom he was brought up on democratic the work of the. courts in the ease of the instruction and nourished and NEW ULM, MINN. Chicago anarchists, sentenced to languish fattened upon democratic principles within the walls of a prison during until there isn't a republican hair on their natural life. The hopes of the the top of his scalp. When such a man SPRING IS NEAR friends of these men hang on the plea seeks to give republicans advice, and A, H. SCHLEUDER, that the prisoners were not allowed to makes an effort to direct the policy of be present before the Supreme couit to the party that he hates, it is time to hear the affirmation of their sentence, call a halt. He does it all with the *fhd, as there are so many loop-holes in view of helping his democratic brethren, PBIJTCSTOCE the course of justice nowadays, it is and that republican is a dupe who JEWELER quite possible that they may gain their will listen to his democratic and partisan point. utterances even for a moment. IS HERE. —. ^_ Hon J. C. Flynn,. of'Little Fallsj has dealer in. The St. Paul Vol feszeitung, like other improved upon a not entirely new method democratic journals, is trying hard to Gol 1 SilverWatches, in office seeking by candidly asking stir up an ill feeling among the farmers It is a little earlier than usual, but that is due to the* season. for an election, to the senate in the towards the republican party by alledging We think we have been lucky in our selection of next legislature* 'instead of waiting to that the coming convention was set S^&X&C »AVS A $ Cl-QTStWC. be called upon by friends. In explanation for an early date with the express purpose of his starid, he says, that it is his Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, of excluding the farmers. That We had others set their watches by our clock. You may have belief that if a.niftn in these days wants the Volkszeitung's little scheme won't heard that we are selling at a great reduction, but, have you seen Also an elegant' Line of office, he must frankly.ask for it. This work is evident, when one stops to consider, Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday We are selling .children's suits from 90 cents up and may say that naturally leads us to wonder how many that there is not a grain of either you will find the nicest assortment of children's suits, that was ever disciples of Mr. Flynn there will be in truth or common sense to back it. It's Cards. shown before in the city for the price we ask for them. Boys' knee Brown County before the summer is all democratic bosh and gusto, and if pants 25 cts. Men's suits $2.00, $3.00 etc. For $6.60 you can buy a over and another November stamps the the democratic papers would for a mo men'sVictory suit,which will wear equal to a $12.00 suit. Flannel shirts aeal of public approval upon the wouldbe ment take the trouble to look into the It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere 50 cts. and upwards. Best 50 cts. unlaundried in the country. Also servants of the people." matter, or if they knew the least thing REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED* our 85 cts. laundred dress shirt, double front and,back, we sell at •V'- -, regarding a farmer's leisure moments, 75 cts. Boys' and men's hats, running from 25 cts. up. In the line of dortief M«W. & •#&# KofH .gtfeet*, tfew t/lin, Ww An exciting and heated campaign is they would not write as they do. In hats, we are proud to say, that we are are ahead of any firm in Brown next1 sure to be the one in this state, the first instance, a better time than TheBest is the Cheapest. „. County. The most stylish hats in stiff and soft are to be found in our but as to the result there need not be the latter part of July could store. We can not describe all our goods here. There is not room to the slightest doubt. The republicans hardly be selected. That brings the ft do the subject justice. We know you will be pleased with the prices will in all probability, put up the same caucuses and county conventions, the Oshkosh Buggies, Milburn and Studebaker Wagons, La Crosse t'A and variety of our stock. -_ ticket as they did two years ago, with only meetings tHfe farmers really need Sulky Cultivators, Flying Dutchman Sulky Plows, Elgin Wind Mills the exception of Rice, who has declined REMEMBER OUR MOTTO: NO CUSTOMER ALLOWED TO to attend,, early in July or at a season and Buckeye Force, Pumps, Baby Carriages, and the Best Sewing Ma to run the democrats will stick up a when there is nothing to do.- If the '. LEAVE THE STORE DISSATISFIED. chines in the world* All for sale by slate as usual, to be knocked down in convention had been set a month later, F. H. RETZLAFF, the customary manner and the present the caucuses and county gatherings incumbents will slide in with the would fall right in the middle of harvest regular old-time mojorities.. The satisfaction CORNER MINNESOTA AND FIRST NORTH ST. and not half the farmers would be NEW ULM, MINN with the administration of able to attend that will naturally manifest '~r$?f3i?\:\) NE W GOODS NE W CODDS! .. affairs in every branch and in all respects, an interest under the present circumstances. is too universal to admit of the And right, in this connection rAim & OCHS SIEBNBRUNNER BROS. the faintest idea of defeat. we would urge the farmers to stir rs.3 ft: themselves in politics and give to the B. E N E & CO., The Republican state central com- CONTRACTOR & BUILDER caucuses an unusual degree of importance. «S^&$cBERG\IAN BLGCK. I'd'-'. kxtt?*V:'mitee held an executive session at St. On these' small country gatherings, PUHS *HD SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. *S 1_ -. *•«, MINN. NEW ULM, $£3p£V^Paul last week and decided upon a date to a great extent, can be made to I or holding the^ state convention. Two hitch the doings of the"larger meetings, JOB WORK DONE'IN CITY OR COTJNTBY Sti&l&ideas prevailed at the meeting, one for DEALERS IN Dealers in ''^p ¥li4*%*M and the farmers should not allow their Bids given on Buildings of all kind a early convention, say in June or tne CHOIC E IIIE*ff Up.S?y^[ood^ opportunities to slip and go unused. If .^ekay-ii|kde^C!lot^it|^ %Mk re part of Jnly, and the other for a Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for SaleHot they continue to always leave it to the ''|1icampaign of only a couple of month's. air Furnaces Sold and Set. politicians to run things and fail to take Crystal Spring, Bourbon Whiskey, ^?To harmonize all factions, a compromise G^ood^ Soot^ kud gl}oe& Skt^ ki\d dip^j|»".-' an immediate and personal interest for NEW was,effected, aild July 24th was. Hennessy Brandy, & Otard, Dupny & themselves, they can'depend upon it ff/ TAILOR SHOP. Co,Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports agreed upon as the date for holding the ]S[otior)^, G^o5erie^ knd C^odkef-y^/uS & that the results will be the work of politicans all important gathering. This arrangement fbr private or medical use. The ceV and in the politicians'behalf 1 I respectfully inform the public that brated St. Julien Clarets and California is perhaps the best that could alone. V/^For that reason we would like I have opened anew tailor-shop in the have been made. It will give the candidates Reisling wines. Whiskey ranging THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASEL to impress upon them the necessity of' building formerly occupied by F. W. for office plenty of time to in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. making politics more generally a part PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. Vogelpohl, on Minnesota St., next to Pure Alcohol $3.00 per gallon. groom themselves for the race, and will of their business. Not in the sense of the Union Hotel, and that I am .fully leave plenty of time after the ticket is an effort to run things, but rather in an fe Farm Produce taken in Exchange. Goods guaranteed as represented. prepared to supply the needs of customers announced until the election in which effort to prevent a few tricksters and f^SS B. BEHNKE & at reasonable rates. SIEBENBBUHNEB BROS. to lay the claims of nominees before 1 wirepullers from doing as they please. A.Behnke Manager onis Zschunke :^4he people. -?i