Beussmann Bros It is said that it was a peculiarity of FRANK KUETZING, thp late Samuel J. Randall that he left ift-i the handlings of his own financial matters 1*. to his wife. It was a common occurrence SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. F*m%- Mr- for those who were frequently !F. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. SOLE AGENT FOR NEW ULM AND VICINITY OF THES3 at his home to hear him call to his ^^^Have^Completely Renovated their &^^i .? Extenive Establishment. *-& young son Sammy to ask "mother" for Wedne&daj, May 28, 1890. fifty cents or a dollar wherewith to buy 7 postage stamps. The siipicme court of the United SU^ ,?*l?^ xxEnp-AJEVMaasarv O N E &"% ?fc States has decided that execution by KIT- J.V Many democrats wiJl neyer forgive contains vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy article electucity is legal. This settles it. Congressman Mills for having stated that Mather suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeona Kemmler will have to be the first to try he did not believe the majority of the jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders electrocution. Ways and Means committee had been guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. improperly approached or influenced Rev, Tallmage, the Brooklyn preacher Eid Gloves.^tsColorfoelinlfula while preparing the tariff bill. Such a XJJESJE^AT^TJVrEJXTT W O will speak at Waseca on the 12th of statement destroys the political amuniof shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics' and farmers' July. I hat will give Graham, of thetion the two-for-a-cent style of democrats, tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W Waseca Radical, an opportuuity to see and they hate Mr. Mills for having Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other We carry his ideal humbug and tell him what he made it. oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocks thinks of him. bottom. and izes. It is the best Kid Glove BEUSSMANN BROS. The papers of the state are waking, Gov. Merriam,gave as his reason for the market for the money. up to the fact that it is their duty to impress cot lnlerfeung in the Holden case tha P. O. Block, Cornej: 1st North and Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn. upon the minds of the men, who 1 Just received an Elegant Line "there had been no new eyidence presented, will compose the next legislature, the 3* 2$ Af*N©t-0 and it is a policy of my administration, of Dress Sateens in all the Latest necessity of regulating the charges of where there is no new evidence express companies in this state, At bearing on a case, nevtr to interfere Shades and at Lowest Prices. present, the rates of these companies with the decision ot twelve men." StovesDealerRanges, in are outrageous and exhorbitant, and, Sensible, very sensible. and A Full Line of compared with freight charges, there is as much difference as there is between The Blue Earth Uity Post, has commenced MILLINERY GOODS. 0 light and darkness. What goes a new)ear in its existence, the for a dollar through the latter, robs a twenty-third. It's editors note prosperity Gasolin Stove and Tinware. man" of six or seven times that amount and success, and we are glad to in the former. The rates are fixed all hear it. The Post is a good Republican out of reason and without regard to paper, always has been. Its articles Hardware, Farming Implements, fairness. Monopoly in the express Great Special Bargain are always full of force, and there is no companies has its own way, and there lukewarmness in the style of its editors Nails, Fence "Wire, is sorest need of regulation. The next They are continually doing good EVEH SATURDAY. legislature should attend to this matter service tor their pirt\, and are certainly among its first Dusiness. deserving of the leward with which they Pumps, Western Washers, are meeting The Minneapolis Journal names a NEXT SATURDAY, MAY 3 0 ASSORTMENT OE PLAIN state ticket for the republicans that Clothes Wringers, Boss The St ite Senators or a part of them, AND FIGURED DARK DRESS LAWNS. would have but little difficulty in running who are elected this tall, will take part ic. Merriam heads it, Ives, of St. the election ot a man to succeed C. YOUR CHOICE AT 8 CTS PER YARD. Churns, etc., etc., etc. Peter, is booked for lieutenant governor, Davis in the U. S. Senate, two years noMattson for his old place as secretary fiom now. For that reason, if for Jl^^ Watch our Great Bargains as they arrive and take advantage of state, Bobleter is down for a third reis- othei, the people should be careful as to of them. special attention given to^mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All termjfor the treasurership, Braden for whom tne seleot. Davis should sue Work warranted. similar treatment as auditor, and Clapp ceed himself, and Davis men should be NEW ULM, MINN for attorney general. The only vacant elected to the legislature We don't place is the clerkship of the supreme wini anymore of the performance and WALL PAPER. court. This, it is said, will go to a boo lie woik of two years ago, and the best way to avoid it is to send men to Norwegian to make the ticket solid and complete. We have only one objection St Paul to do work, who are pledged and can be depended on to support an to this arrangement. It it is necessary ~1 to give the Norwegian a berth, why not honest and able man. AS FINE A LINE AND AS LARGE A let the lieutenant governor come from |lon _\In»!n«| Doran. well known as STOCK OF WALL PAPER that quarter and make no changes in re 9 he tuo Theie is refllly one end ot tut Me and Mike" ew'ne^g Jhe no heed of firing Present clerk of .A3 of Minnesota democracy, has stated} »?nikt\'eis the supreme court. that for tr'o $*r« out of politics, can be found in the city is always kept on hand at my store dSS£ I f(00#' fVug^tore. but hint* tlmti if Ame*- should oe a candidate The Farmers* Alliance ot tfae Second on Minnesota St. The best and cheapest grades and all ¥6$ governor, he will once more Congressional district is looking forward, styles and shades go to make up my splendid assortment. doti his tightin,r clothes and make it it is said, to action this year. uncomfortibU warm for the doctor. In addition to this always carry a With this end in view, committees of The 'boss' ha» seveial old scores laid two men have been appointed in each foil stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY up agiinst the Minneapolis office seeker, township to make a close and earnest and it Ames should be tool enough canvass for new members. An effort is and the Like- to again sny his worn-out cistor into also being made to nominate an Alliance Charles CebseiN the ring, Doran will no doubt do as he candidate for Congress. If this is sa\s he will Wilson, ot Winona, is so, the farmers need to think a little supposed to be Doian's choice and go slow. Before launchirg a candidate into the field, who cannot be elected, NEW ULM, MINN. The MeKinlcy tsuift bill isaed the they should stop to consider what house on Wednesday b\ neail\ a strict profit or good will come of a change. party vote. Ot the lepublicuis, 164 SPRING IS NEAR At present the best man from Minnesota voted foi it, and only one, Coleuian, of in the National House is Congressman A. SCHLE Louisiana, who objected because of the John Lmd, than whom in an equal featui providing for fn =mg u, voted position the farmers never had abetter against it. \11 the democrats opposed or stronger friend. His recent action and cast their ballots to down the bill. SPBItJC STOCK in their behalf in land cases and his It will now go to the senate, where it is sturdy stand for the farmers of the naturally expected that numerous Northwest on certain clauses 'of the engages will be made It will then be McKmley bill are evidence of his willingness returned to the house, and, if the memcers IS HERE. to assist them. To be sure his of that body can iecogniz« in the dealer in efforts are not always crowned with changed measure an} thing like the old Gol 1 SilverWatches, success, but in face of such opposition, one, it will probably become a law. It is a little earlier than usual, but that is due to the season. whose would or could be? The people Great obstacles, however, stand in its We think we have been lucky in our selection of noof the district should think of these way and the fate of the bill is by things. With his two terms of experience. means a certain one. Lind is able to do more for his Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, We had others set their watches by our clocjL You may have constituents than any man they could On the tirat page of this paper is a heard that we are selling at a great reduction, but, have you seen send there. As to his willingness to do short account of Congressman Lind's Also an elegant Line of We are selling children's suits from 90 cents up and may say that so, there need not be the slightest effort in the House to secure a reduction Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday you will find the nicest assortment of children's suits, that was ever doubt. of the duty on binding twine. We shown before in the city for the price we ask for them. Boys* knee would .request everybody, and especially Cards. pants 25 cts. Men's suits $2.00, $3.00 etc. For $6.60 you can buy a those interested in twine, to read Advice in the right direction never men'sVictory suit,which will wear equal to a $12.00 suit. Flannel shirts it. It wili show them that Mr. Lmd is sutlers through repetition. If it fails 50 cts. and upwards. Best 50 cts. unlaundned in the country. Also It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buyino- elsewhere making himself heard to good purpose of its desired end in one instance, the our 85 cts. laundred dress shirt, double hont and back, we «ell at REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED down at Washington, and is certainly chances are that it will prove success 75 cts. Boys' and men's hats, running from 25 cts. up. In the line ot not asleep over the interests of his constituents. ful in a second. It only requires a certain Cofnef Minn. & #i# Xoftl) gtrfeetf, few l/lin, Minn" hats, we are proud to say, that we are are ahead of any firm in Brown 'Tis true he did not succeed amount of exertion and time to County. The most stylish hats Mif awl «ott are to be found oui TheBest is the Cheapest. in tacking his amendment to the bill, bring about a well directed movement. store We can not describe all our good^ heie There is WJI iooni to but it must be remembered that he was Last week the Review sought to impress do the subject justice We know will be pleicd with the pi ices NU opposed by the strongest men of his upon the farmers and other classes and variety of our stock. Oshkosh Buggies, Milburn and Studebaker Wagons, La Crosse party. He worked hard against odd* the urgent necessity of attendance Sulky Cultivators, Flying Dutchman Sulky Plows, Elgin Wind Mills ^M to gain his point, and deserves credit at caucuses. In doing so, it was not REMEMBER OUR MOTTO: Vr -TOMhK ALLOWED 10 and Buckeye Force Pumps, Baby Carriages, and the Best Sewing Machines & even in his failure to place twine below guided by any private motive. The interests LEAVE THE STORE !iS VII^FIED. its present duty and protectioj of the farmers alone demand in the world. All for sale by F. H. RETZLAFF, that they should give this matter more Crone, and stricter attention. To show the effects All will not be easy going in the democratic of neglect we need only to recall camp this year, not by a long CO^NLll MINNESOTA .AND FIRST NORTH ST NEW ULM, MINN to mind, what has come right under our ways. Doc Ames who wants to be governor, own observation. At the slimly attended but never will be, has some N LW GODOS! caucus, the politician or his pal, is strength, in fact a good deal of it. He •A 0. SI€BENBRUNNER BROS. able to get in his^uiost efficient work. may not succeed in getting the nomination, It is right in these small and apparently but he is not going to let it slip B/BEHNZE.&CO..' CONTRACTOR & BUILDER insignificant meetings that he fixes up from him, without causing considerable -j«* BERGWA.N PLGCK the larger conventions', and arranges exertion on the part of his opponents. 'Ii PUDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. IMS NEW ULM. JMJKN. them, so that they work like clocks at Mike Doran and others to the contrary %-s ii the nodding of his bead or the bidding notwithstanding. Among these there is JTOB WORK DONE IN CITY OR COUNTRY of his thumb. The politician, it makes DEALERS IN Jr *43»w little apparent enthusiasm. Wilson, of %•*, I t~ Dealer* 141 Bids given on Buildings of aH kind & no difference where you find him, is always CHOICEiflME Winona, is spoken of so is Durant, of Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for SaleHot ?)tyt% G^ood& ffckdy-mkde ClotW, |, Subbef awake and looking after his own Stillwater. Neither seems to care a jot air Furnaces Sold and Set. welfare. The best place for him to do about heading a hopeless ticket and the Crystal Spring. Bourbon Whisker. -*r/i $ood£, 8oot£ knd gl\oe& &kt£ ki\d (&*> & it is at the caucus and it is the farmer's democrats ai*e left in the middle of a NEW Hennessy Brondy, & Otard, Dupuy & own fault if he feels sore over any consequent rather peculiar state of affairs. In such TAILOR SHOP. (""©.Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports result. It is his duty to attend, i^(otioi^, Gfroderieg kr\d dfodke^rf a case we do not care particularly about ce1 for private or medical use. The and, if be does, he should not think giving them advice, but it really does I respectfjallr inform tbe public that that he is doing anyone but himself an brated St. Julien Claret*, and California seem that they should soon'get together I have opened anew tailor-shop in the act of favor or good will. As a citizen, Reifling wines. Whiskey ranging THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. and see whether there is really a man building formerly occupied bv F. W. who cares about what is being done to in price from $2 00 to S8.C0 per gallon. in the party besides Ames who has any PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. %jt Vogelpobl. on Minnesota St., next to protect and guide him in the way of Pure Alcohol «3.0aper gallon. desire to ran on the democratic ticket the Unioa Hotel, and that I am fully laws, the attending of caucuses should Farm Produce taken in Exchange. for governor. They have been talking Goods guaranteed as" represented. appear simply as a matter of urgent prepared to supply the needs of customers much of late about republican candidates business. at reasonable rates. SIEBESBEUNNER I S now let them look to themselves. I-ouis Zschunke, A.Behnke Manager -D« £EH2TI£E QU CO aaJfni inVftTT iwwitfm