Beussmann "Bros They have got down to it at last. The FRANK KUETZING, manufacturers of burial caskets have ^t formed a trust. NEW ULM, MINN. The county attorney at Red Wing SyCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. F. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. thinks dehorning cattle a "cruelty to Have Completely Renovated their Dealer in DEY GOOD S and I0TI0M »*_ animals" and had farmers arrested for Extenive Establishment. Wednesday, June 11, 1890. dehorning. The jury in a justice court sustained him, and the case will be carried The Lmd bill for a public building at to the district court. Mankato failed to ©ass. JUST RECEIVED A BIG ASSORTMENT MISSElf 1 contains vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy article In New York, one of the census BLOUSES, AT 50 CENTS AND UPWARDS, SUMMER DRESS S* The Blue Earth County Parmer's suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons enumerators committed suicide after the Alliance have decided to put up a full jewelry, albums, autographs, pocket books, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders GOODS, PLAIN BLACK, INDIA LINEN, HANDSOME %j~ first day's work. That's what comes guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general legislative and county ticket of being foolish enough to think that sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. BLACK ORGANDEES, ASSORTMENT OF FINE FIGURED lj in getting a government position, you Good! T.JS1. Newson, the veteran XXE- A.T=LT3Vi:i33TT W O LAWNS, HANDSOME PATTERNS IN CHINA SILKS, ZEPHYRS, have gobbled onto a private snap. editor, has at last been given a on*ulship. shows up a full assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics' and farmers' He goesno Malaga, Spain, flt a PERSIA MULL, FAILE BATTISTE, AND MUSLIN tools of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. salary of $2,500. The Pioneer Press management is Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other UNDERWEAR. «BOW using the Encyclopaedia Bntannica oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocks Toe editorial excursion left for Washington bottom. as a b£tt t° secure subscribers to the BEUSSMANN BROS. on Saturday. If the members ELEGANT EMBROIDERED daily. For information of said management, don't have a good time, it will be we will v0Htore to say that p. O. BJUpk, Corner 1st Northland Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn. NIGHT GOWNS, 95 CENTS through no fault of their own. New Ulm has no more P. i*. suckers. *. •mmmmm^Bm*'^ LACE TRIMMED 65 CENTS The latest in trusts is a watermelon Sleepy Eye Republicans are not satisfied combine. It exists at Atlanta, Georgia, with the views of the new manageil" CHEMISE AT ALL PRICES and has for its object the control of the of the Herald, and haye decided to FINE WHITE SKIRTS, LARGE Dealer iii entire melon crop of the south. start a paper of their own. From fifteen to twenty are interested in the proposed ASSORTEMENT ALSO CHILDERN'S The House on Saturday passed the Stoves and Ranges, plant, .and H. G. Hays, formerly man. Republican caucus substitute for Secretary RESSES, PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED, ager of the Herald, has been selected as Windom's silver bill by a vote of editor. 135 to 119. Every Minnesota member Wait for our great Swiss Flouncing sale to come off soon at soCtson the dollar. voted "aye." While everybody Gasolin Stove and Tinware talks politics in New Ulm as a matter of public interest, For years past we do not believe that or J- CHEAT SPECIAL BARGAINS you would of the records will show such storms a1' Hardware, Farming Implements, som* & passing way,face, as great pending few there are, SV6r the Country as has been exthe however* who really take an interest present season. E Sa,tu.rd.a,y. Nails, Fence Wire, Aastocmfor* a New Ulm that is close and actiye. This is a mistake. -*a&te Enough to avoid the It is the duty of every citizen to show that he is a citizen and do this in Pumps, Western Washers, NEXT SATURDAY, JUNE 14TH, CHILDERN'S EMBROIDERED every way possible. If all would exertheir laind 1k£s introduced a bill, providing COLLARS, YOUR CHOICE FOR 15 CENTS in-cise privileges as they ought, the At for $$& addition of a clause to the Clothes Wringers, Boss politics of to-day would soon be rid of terstate commerce law, relating to express OR ABOUT ONE HALF REGULAR PRICE. many of its objectionable features. companies. We have not seen a Churns, etc., etc., etc. copy of the measure, but if it regulates Five months ago, remarks the Chicago in an way the charges of this outrageous News, every democratic journal in the monopoly, it surely ought to land was howling for mortgage statistics. special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All pass To-day almost every one of them Work warranted. is howling against the gathering of such The Anoka Union mentions Hall, of NEW ULM, MINN. statistics, denouncing the inquiry as nnconstitutonal, the St. Paul News, as a suitable candidate impertinent, brutal and on the democratic ticket for WALL PAPER, almost everything else that is bad. It lieutenant governor. The selection is is thus that] journals earn their reputation a good one. Hall, though claiming to for scandalous insincerity, be an independent Republican, is as good a Democrat as can be found in In another column will be found a the state. AS FINE A LINE AN AS LARGE A clipping from the Mankato Free Press in which the editor roasts the Duluth The Fairmont News beleives in returning STOCK OF WALL PAPER csag. §oo# ©i^tafe. News for a rather queer editorial on the Dunnel to congress from the rebel general Lee. The article came First District without opposition, but at from the pen of Senator Tom Bowen, the same time opposes land, although can be found in the city is always kept en hand at my store formerly of this county, and was no the former never did half for the state surprise to us, as we have from time to on Minnesota St. The best and cheapest grades and all and his constituents that the latter has. time noticed similar expressions of his, styles and shades go to make up my splendid assortment. We would really like to have the News in sympathy with the south, while at editor unbosom himself and let us know In addition to this I always carry a the head and front of the Sleepy Eye his true cause for complaint. Herald. We leave it to our readers to full stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY The opponents of the legalized lottery form their own opinion as to whether in Louisiana are holding out against the and the Like- or not such articles should be written. Charles Gefesets approaches of this worst of leeches with The county convention for the election remarkable courage. The bill may of delegates to the state convention possibly pass the legislature, but it will is called for June 24th. Every be vetoed by the governor, and it is extremely man, who cares at all about who is be* NEW ULM, MINN. doubtful if it can then get ing chosen to serve over the state1, and enough votes to carry it through. The A. H. SCHLEUDE every man, who believes that the present country at large will hope that it don't. state officers should be continued SPRING IS NEAR for another term, should make it a Notw ithstanding the statement mad* point to take some interest in this coming incertain quarters that there would county convention. The delegates soon be music among Brown County AND JEWELER of Brown County have just as much to politicians, and that the hills were to say in the selection of a state ticket as SPKIWG STOCK tremble and quake with the efforts of the delegates from any other county, our mighty ones, still no disturbance and much depends on those, who are has been aroused and as yet no ripple has dealer in sent down to represent us. For this been seen to break the awful quiet. IS HERE. reason every voter should keep his eye Verily, it is little we know a week Gol 1 Silver Watches, pealed, and, if he has anything to say, ahead. say it. There is nothing in this world It is a little earlier than usual, but that is* due to the The boom for Heatwole, of Northfield, season. like making yourself felt. We think we have been lucky in our selection of for lieutenant governor is growing apace. There is more in the mention Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, The following declaration of of his name than tf as at first looked for, pnnci- pies was adopted: and, although he is in no way a seeker Also an elegant Line of We had others set their watches by our clock. You may have We, the members of the first state Albums, Toilet Sets, Birth^V. after the office, Gid Ives, D. M. Clough heard that we are selling at a great reduction, but, have you seen forconvention of the German Catholics of and the others had better look out We are selling children's suits from 90 cents up and may say that Wisconsin, consider it our highest and day Cards. him. He is being made the candidate you will find the nicest assortment of children's suits, that was ever most sacred duty to assure the common of the newspapers and that means a shown before in the city for the price we ask for them. oys' knee father of all Catholic Christendom, his good deal. pants 25 cts. Men's suits $2.00, $3.00 etc. For $6.60 you can buy a holiness, Pope Leo XIII, of our unconditional It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere men'sVictory suit,which will wear equal to a $12.00 suit. Flann 1 shirts Brown County should and probably submission to the infallible REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED' 50 cts. and upwards, est 50 cts. unlaundried in the country.e Also will send a delegation to the state convention teachings of Christ's representative and our 85 cts. laundred dress shirt, double front and back, we sell at Cofqef M"»H- & tfiflft Koftlj gtfeetjS, tfew t/liq, JJii,!, that will be in favor of keeping successor of St. Peter, and to assure his 75 cts. Boys' and men's hats, running from 25 cts. up. In the line of the present incumbents of state offices holiness of our unconditional submission hats, we are proud to say, that we are are ahead of any firm in rown in their respective positions for two years The Best is the Cheapest. to his fatherly and loving care. County. The most stylish hats in stiff and soft are to be found our more at least. Such a move would not The above tells its own story and, to store. We can not describe all our goods here. There is not room to only be in keeping with good politics, put it mildly, does not speak well for do the subject justice We know you will be pleased with the prices Oshkosh Buggies, Milburn and Studebaker Wagons, La Crosse but in the line as well of safe and American citizenship, and the words in and variety of our stock Sulky Cultivators, Flying Dutchman Sulky Plows, Elgin Wind Mills *'f sound business. The administration italics, which are ours, show conclusively Ma~^b has been such as to dwindle all opposition and Buckeye Force Pumps, Baby Carriages, and the Best Sewing that their first allegiance is elsewhere REMEMBER OUR MOTTO: NO CUSTOMER ALLOWED TO to nothingness. chines in the world. All for sale by than with the country of their adoption—FAIKMONT LEAVE THE STORE DISSATISFIED. F. H. RETZLAFF,, NEWS. Theodore Crone. Soma people are very thrifty. A Glasgow gentlemen, in escorting some We certainly cannot approve of the ladies home from a dance, found a diamond CORNLR MINNESOTA AND FIRST NORTH ST. XEW ULM, MINN leaders of the lower house of Congress hairpin in the bottom of the cab, in confining the discussion on the tariff NE W GOODS NE W CODOS! and handed it to one of the ladies. The bill to so short a space as they did. On owner advertised, and the young woman, a question of such importance &s that, A. C. OCHS^ SIE6EHBRUHNER BROS. who had taken it from her escort, every member should be allowed to received a reward of $50. Then bave his say, and if he has any amendments B. E N E E & 0 the young man applied for a share of CONTRACTOR & BUILDER to offer he should be allowed to 1 BERGMAN BLGCK the money, and, she refusing, he carried present them for a vote. We recall PUNS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. NEW ULM, MINN. I the question to court. The court allowed one instance in particular, that of representative him one half of the reward. Lind on the binding twine %*& JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OB COtNTRY DEALERS IN Dealers in issue. Lind labored hard to get in his The Mankato Free Press of Friday Bids given on Buildings of all kind CHOICE WINE LIQUOR. amendment, providing for a reduction agitates the getting together* at once f)fy G[ood& f(ekdy.irtkde dlotliiqg, f(ubbefjl Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale* on this article, but it was all vain. He of the congressional committee for the *Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. j%$ was crowded out by the members of the purpose .of calling a congressional convention. 'Ml%k Crystal Spring, Bourbon Whiskey. committee, and the amendments of This, it says, will do away iiySPEW Hennessy Brandy, & Otard, Dupuy & If that body went through without a with a third convention in the various f*o,Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports Totion& 'Gfro&rie* kr^d &odkefy.f crash. Tnis was all wrong. Lind and TAILOR SHOP. counties and will enable the counties to •I for private or medical use. The ce1'* every other member, who was not select delegates for both the state and brated S Julien Clarets and California I respectfully inform the public that satisfied entirely with the bill, should congressional conventions at the same ion, Reisling wines. Whiskey ranging I have opened anew tailor-shop in the th- have been heard. If the McKinley s§ time. To A. Blanchard, of this city, {£xge in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. building formerly occupied by F. W. measure, as a whole, was one of merit, who is the chairman of the committee, Pure Alcohol $8.00 per gallon. re-Vogelpohl, on Minnesota St., next to PLEA'SE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. it could certainly have stood the is left the privilege of calling a meetng the Union Hotel, and that I am fully Goods guaranteed as represented. f« marks of a few republicans who were tofixa date for the convention, and Farm Produce taken in Exchange.?~m&& prepared to supply the needs of customers not seeking to down it, but only labored we would concur with the Free Press in S1EBENBRUNKEE BROS. at reasonable ratesjp? A.Behnke Ma^erM E N E & CO. to correct certain provisions. Pl^vising himtojfollow the above course. Louis Zschunke. W ™_ii^. immtt*