in Beussmann^Bros It amuses one to see the way the St. FRANK KUETZING Paul papers try to impress upon the yt&ii country districts the necessity of having lW$W NEW ULM, ltiNNj*^ the census in Minneapolis taken correctly, vf,jrri $Pi fcBM'^ SUCCESSORS TO H. H. BEUSSMANN. claiming loudly that a padded Wl F. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. count would give the Flour City an undue 1 r. Have Completely Renovated their 3 Extenive Establishment. Dealer in DRY GOODS and NOTIONS:. representation in the politics of Wednesday, July 2, 1890. the' state. St. Pauf, of course, was never guilty of a desire to run things Republican District Convention. iDEi^uajFLTivrBixrT politically. Oh, no. To be sure not. OTXTE JUST RECEIVED A BIG ASSORTMENT OF MISSES contains vast assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods and all kinds of fancy article The Fairmont News opposes the reelection BLOUSES, AT 50 CENTS AND UPWARDS, SUMMER DRESS SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. suitable for marriage, birthday and other presents. Mouth organs, accordeons of Hon. John Lind for congress, jewelry, albums, autographs," pocket books, cigar cases, pipes, cigar holders GOODS, PLAIN BLACK INDIA LINEN, HANDSOME giving as its reason that Mr. Lind A District Convention of tbe Republicans guns, revolvers, fishing tackle and a fine and complete assortment of general of the Second Congressional District has done nothing for the district. In sporting goods. Also a fine selected stock of baby carriages. BLACK ORGANDEES, ASSORTMENT OF FINE FIGURED will be held at the Court House our opinion Mr. Lind has been an able in tbe City of Mankato, on LAWNS, HANDSOME PATTERNS IN CHINA SILKS, ZE^. representative of this district and has WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1890. shows up a fulJ assortment of shelf hardware iron, steel, mechanics' and farmers'tools I advocated reform in every quarter. He PHYRS, PERSIA MOLL, FAILE BATTISTE, AND MUSLIN at 10 o'clock a. m.t for the purpose of of all kinds. The world renowned Baker barbed wire, Geo. W. hag opposed the.MeKinley bill in many nominating a member of Congress for Pitkin's incomparable mixed paints and a large assortment of machine and other UNDERWEAR. oils. All our goods are of a first class quality and prices on the same are rocks said district. The basis of representation respects. Mr. Lind is not ignorant of bottom. for the several counties comprising the needs of the farmer in the Northwest, BEUSSMANN BROS. said district, is one delegate at large for and his sympathies are with us.' ELEGANT EMBROIDERED each county and one delegate for every He has been condemned for voting for 300 votes or major fraction thereof cast NIGHT GOWNS, 95 CENTS P. O. Block, Corner 1st North and Minnesota Sts. New Ulm, Minn. its passage, but he only did as every re tor President Harrison in 1888, which & &nttot*&> basis was fixed-by the Republican Congressional publican or democrat would under sim LACE TRIMMED 65 CENTS Committee. The several ilar circumstances.—SLEEPY EYE HERALD. counties are entitled to delegates as follows: CHEMISE AT ALL PRICES "*•. ,...,• IDealer in FINE WHITE SKIRTS, LARGE The executive committee of the State Brown .5jMnrrav...... A Stoves and Ranges, Farmers' Alliance at a meeting held on Blue Earth 12 Nobles'. 4 ASSORTEMENT ALSO CHILDERNS Cottonwood 4 Nicollet ...6 Monday decided to enter the political Faribault Pipestone 3 DRESSES, PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED, field as an independent organization Jackson.. 4 Rock 4 and to put a full State ticket in nomination. Lincoln...,,,'.,,.8 Redwood ...4 Gasolin Stove and Tinware Lyon.., .5 Sibley.. ..6 That the farmers of Minnesota Wait for our great Swiss Flouncing sale tocome off soon at 5oCtson thedollar. Lac Qui Parle,,. 5 Yellow Medicine...5 have grieyances which ought to be redressed LeSueur ...7 Waseca. 6 and wrongs that need to be Watonwan 4 Hardware, Farming Implements, GREAT SPECIAL BARGAINS righted is an incontestable truth. We A. BtANCHARD, Chairman, do not believe, however, that they will Nails, Fence Wire, ever accomplish their ends in the manmer The house refused to pass ^the free E S a a proposed. The names of the men coinage silver measure. A wise proceduie, who are urging them to this course do Pumps, Western Washers, not as a rule inspire confidence that NEXT SATURDAY, JULY 5TH, 200 PAIR The next session of the national edi» their motive is unselfish nor the hope LADIES' AND MISSES'-SUMMER HOSE tonal association will be held in St. that their assumed leader-ship will Clothes. Wringers, Boss prove beneficial. Still, there ig ao Paul. .-'• CTS. t»R0 PAIR. school like that bf experience in which Churns, etc., etc., etc. Rice county failed to endorse Mer. to iearh the lessons of life. Sooner or —t riatn.' Wonder what has become of later even its dullest and most obstinate FIRE WORKSt Ileatwole. pupils acquire knowledge that no other special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. All mode of instruction is in their case ca» Work warranted. The Senate has voted to admit pable of imparting. WINONA REPUBLICAN. '«L Wyoming as a state. It will also vote NEWULM, MINN. to admit Idaho. --»,, Torpedos, Just at this time', when the Farmers' WAL PAPER Heatwole has been heard from and Alliance is about to embark on the political says he does not want the lieutenant sea 3c is well to warn its-members FIRE Sjovernship. Now let the people speak repea't'edly against certain political sharks, who are known to have a desire CRACKERS, The census superintendent has orda to run their craft. Such men are AS FINE A LINE AND AS LARGE A ered recount of the districts in Minneapolis Baker, Donnelly and Fish. They are STOCK OF WALL PAPER ROMAN in which'there is said to have been humbugs, all of them, and should be fraud. avoided, as the rocks upon a stormy sea. CANDLES, The Luverne Herald exposes them in The Prohibitionists have nominated A S all their short-comings and we clip from J. P. Pinkham for governor. The self can be found in the city is always kept en hand at my store its columns to give the farmers a good SKYROCKETS denial and self sacrifice of that man is on Minnesota St. The best and cheapest grades and all idea of what the^e men really are. It deserving of a better reward. says: Gen. Baker pictures in lurid styles and shades go to make up my splendid assortment. terms the awful corruption of the last 9to President Harrison is said be In addition to this I always carry a & L.R00S5 legislature and gives free vent to his heartily in ^favor of a federal election own righteous indignation over the conduet full stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY law. He says he will sign the house of these legislators who sold their bill as soon as it is presented to him. and the Like- votes and betrayed the cause of the farmer. Everywhere the county delegations Charles Cobs or, Post Office Block, New Ulm, Minn. Gen. Baker is well qualified to are being instructed for Merriam. Wonder speak on this subject, because, if the PROMPT ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS. how this will come to the ears of the common impression is not greatly in S editor of the disgruntled St. Paul News. error, Gen. Baker was a conspicious MINN. NEW ULM, lobbyist during the last legislature and Ira B. Reynolds, ot Blue Earth A. H. SCHLEUDER, spent the winter in the work of currupting County, is the prohibition nominee for A. C. 0CHS, these same legislators whom he S1EBENBRUNNER BROS, congress in this district. He is also being now so righteously denounces. If report talked of as the candidate of the is true he ought to know how the CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. BERGJTAN BLGCK. Farmers' Alliance. farmers have been sold out because he PUNS UNO SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. JEWELER helped to do it. NEW ULM, MINN. The unseemly census scrap between St. JOB WORK DONE IN CITY OR COUNTRY. Paul and Minneapolis goes merrily on. On the subject of jobbery, corruption, Bids given on Buildings of all kind About the only sections to derive benefit malfeasance in office, betrayal of Dealers in trust, and robbery of the farmers, Gen. from the quarrel will be those from CHOICE WINE AND LIQUOR. Stucco Glue and Plaster Paris for Sale* a in Baker is perhaps better authority than outside the cities,—the country districts. Hot air Furnaces Sold and Set. Gol 1 SilverWatches, The latter will probably succeed in securing he is on the tariff. It isn't quite clear, NEW Crystal Spring, Bourbon Whiskey, how much one ought to beleive of what a fair representation. Hennessy Brandy, & Otard, Dupuy & he says about tariff reform. TAILOR SHOP. Co,Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports The Waseca Radical says that if Judge For instance: During the last campaign ce1'* for private or medical use. The Severance or any other man of brains Gen. Baker shouted loudly for Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, I respectfully inform the public that brated St. Julien Clarets and California is nominated on the democratic ticket high protection. Now he tells us that I have opened a new tailor-shop in the Reisling wines. Whiskey ranging '_ for governor, it will be good bye Merriam. what he said then is not true. Just Also an elegant Line of Lf building formerly occupied by F. W. in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday That's just what the same class here the character of Gen. Baker's Vogelpohl, on Minnesota St., next to Pure Alcohol S3.00 per gallon. of papers said two years ago, when the honesty and sincerity of purpose is perplexing. the Union Hotel, and^that I am fully Cards. democrats ran the brainv Wilson. When a man says one thing Goods guaranteed as represented. prepared to supply the needs of customers to-day and denies it to-morrow when at reasonable rates. •'•[•. SIEBENBBDHIIEB BROS. he asserts that he lied yesterday but As will be seen from the report of" the Louis Zschunke. tells the truth to-day, or that he lies today county convention, in another column, It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere Louis Buenger, REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED W. R. Merriam and Col. Jos. Bobleter but told the truth yesterday, it isn't always easy to tell when to believe are indorsed in terms that cannot be Cofijef Jvtinn. $r #i#t tfoftli gtfeet/f, jsfew Ulm, ]Mm Cor. Minn, and 3d North Sts., him. twisted in more ways than one. The Contractors for NEW TJLM, MINN. nice thing about it all too, is the fact Gen. Baker loves the farmer from the TheBest sth eCheapest. that there was no opposition to the passage TBBULAB W^LLS & WINDMILLS- depths of his sincere and honest heart of such resolutions. because having been supported all his Oshkosh Buggies, Milburn and Studebaker Wagons, La Crosse life at the public crib, while his honest and Dealer in all Kinds or Gov. Merriam approves of the suggestion brother farmers have toiled to keep the Sulky Cultivators, Flying Dutchman Sulky Plows, Elgin Wind Mills to start the binding twice in,"-i crib well filled, he realizes the importance and Buckeye Force Pumps, Baby Carriages, and the Best Sewing Machines *dustry in this state and has advised the of having honest men in public in the world. All for sale by establishment of ft plant at Stillwater. office an*, feels that it would be a great NOHTH-WESTEim HOTE calamity to farmers if Gen. Baker P. H. RETZLAFFI The state prison board will most likely accept of the Governor's suggestion and should be compelled to retire to private FR. GOLLNAST, PROP'R. *•'.." put up a factory that will cost some'. life and earn an honest living by actual CORNER MINNESOTA AND FIRST NdRTH ST. NEW ULM, MINN manual labor as a practical farmer. thing like $25,000. Opposite the Kailroad Depot '.V NEW GOODS! JfJSW UJLM, MINK. NEW CODDS! Gen. Baker won his military title The News believes that the interests during the great war of the rebellion in Si rf»' First class accomodations at ALSOJ3PECIAL AGENTS #0R THE of the people will be subserved by the many a hard-fought bloodless battle reasonable rates. Good, 'CM$£fll AERM0T0R. '.. re-nomination and re-election of State north of St. Louis. He earned his stabling on the-, C0|I% B. BEHNEE •& Auditor Braden and State Treasurer present distinction as a farmer by the a premises* Our office isin New Ulm, Minn. J. Bobleter. They are good men—none same sort of theoretical service without H. Schomberg is our agent at Sleepy QTATE OP MINNBSOTA,Connty of Brown es. better, and deserve a re-election. The once having soiled his hands with honest In Probate Court, Special Term, Juie 13th, Eye. v'V 1890. News never goes behind a bush and toil. In the matter of the guardianship of Olga Mueller and Fred Mueller, minors. 1£- flatly declares for them.—NORTHFIELD Such men as Donnelly and Baker DEALERS IN *--$». "U^"' it On reading and filing the petition of Francteca N E W S *rf" \v'-, -," may possibly be serviceable to the alliance Mueller, guardian of the persons and property of Olga Mueller and Fred Mueller,minors,for license movement, but they are not the fo sell the real estate of her said wards and it appearing from said petition that it is necessary The lower house of the Lomsianna men to whom the farmers should look and would be beneficial to said wards legislature, unable to hold out against thatsaid real estate, or apart thereof, should be for advice and council. Their records Do .you want a picture taken? sold the tempting offers of the" lottery company, and characters are not consistent with It is ordered, that the next of kin of the said If so don't fail to go to Crowell to wards and all persons interested in the estate has at last and after a strong their professions. They are the friends of s*id wards shall appear before said Pro. get it done. I guarantee my work bate Court, at the Probate Office in the Oily of struggle disgraced itself by passing a and supporters of the alliance so long Hew Ulm in the County of Brown aforesaid, on in every respect. I do all kinds of bill, granting the company a charter in tbe 12th day: of July A. D. 1890 at 16 o'clock as they can use it and no longer. They work in my line *such as tin type, in the forenoon, to show cause why a license return for $1,250,000 annually for are looking out for Donnelly and Baker. should not be grantedfor the saleof said real estate. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR Sim. 'M: photos, copying, enlarging, finishing And it is farther ordered, that this order shall twenty-five years. With Gov. Nichols farmers1 They want votes, and be published once in each week, for three successive in Crayon, Water Color, etc. PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIA now remains the power to rescue the weeks prior to the said day of hearing when they stand before an audience of in tbe New Ulm Review, a weekly newspaper J. F. CROWELL, state from having this pernicious" blot farmers and protest their devotion to printed and published at tbe City of New Ulm fe^Far^n Produce taken in Exchange. in said Brown County. and infamy fastened upon it for a quarter them, the intelligent farmer will examine Dated June Slst,lfi9Q, of a century to come, and we sincerely By the Cwt,* 'C-i the bait pretty carefully before Bndolphi'g boildirjg, Upstairs.' •I D| [L. S.] ERNST BRANDT,' A,Behnke Manag*** trust that he will ezercue it he takes it Judge of Probate NEWULM f- MINN. Ml*