j! The population of the United States THE MCKINLEY BILL as shown by the recent census i3 62,405,480. In 1880 the population was NEW ULM, MINN, 50,155.783. Receives NEW GOODS Every Day. has-not affected the F. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. ColJ J. K. Moore, formerly editor of the St. Peter Tribune, has been appointed Wednesday, November 5, 1890. appointment clerk in tfhe treasury NEW HENRIETTAS, NEW CASHMERES, DOUBLEWIDTH department under Windom. m, Prices of our Fall and Winter Let all stop lying now, and settle The candidate, who woke up this LADIES' CLOTHSIN PLAINAND PLAIDS, SKIRTING, down to business. morning and found that he wasn't in it, BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS and OVERSHOES. AND ALL STYLES OF FLANNELS. and who is apt to feel a little sore over Why wouldu't this be a proper time, WE AriE STILL LEADING to have love-feast No. 8? the result, should bear in mind, that, if SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS! he hadn't placed quite so much confidence In Ft. Ridjjlev Lind ran ahead of his in his own strength and a trifle ticket, as did Davis and Diepolder. more in that of the other fellow, he WE CERTAINLY CARRY THE BEST ASSORTMENT AND would not have so much reason now to Things have changed some, haven't OFFER THE LOWEST PRICES ON DOUBLE AND *V feel disappointed. they, since those white hats were new? WITH BLANKET SHAWLS OF ANYONE IN THE CITY. One of the worst samples of disgraceful It's all over, isn't it? W*5 mean with campaigning and mud-slinging ever Prices lowest and Quality highest. our friends, the opposition in Brown sprung upon the public was the flaming county. poster circulated last week and headed The candidates ought to get together by the shameful epithet, "Sod-hbuse LADIES', CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' CLOAKS IN VERY H. LOHEYDE, now, and ask themselves how it all Lind." The man who furnished the LATEST STYLES. ALSO BLANKETS, HEAVY FLANNELS, happened. copy for that poster is a fit subject for pity. His ideas of manliness have already QUILTS, YARNS, HOSIERY AND NOTIONS. The Republican votes were increased shrunk into nothingness. at the same rate as the duties in the ALL WE SAY IS: Come in and learn our prices. We mean THE LEADING BOOTAND SHOE DEALER. McKinley bill. We are already beginning to feel the to get a small share of New Ulm trade this fall and if Variety and Low good effects of the McKinley bill in ti Size up the election results and bee A-J3"\7".AJNrOE5 IIS Prices can do it, we will. Minnesota in the shape of linen factories what you have to be thankful for in A r.-f at Minneapolis which will utilize three weeks from now. the flax straw now burned yearly on Brown County has redeemed herself. our prairies. The manufacture of linen Two years from now we may expect a GREAT SPECIAL BARGAINS in this state will cause flax raising to good Republican majority. be of immense value to our farmers Notwithstanding the fact that Carpet Manufacturers have advanced Every SaturdayNEXT and in time will completely do away the price of all wool carpets, we will continue to sell from our stock at Now is the time to forget and forgive. with the silly campaign claim that the old prices. Politics broods unpleasant relations, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, McKinley bill does not benefit the farmer. but they should not be allowed 0 0 DOUBLE WIDTH DRESS GOODS, VARIOUS COLORS, to last. TX IF* Thomas B. Reed, the manly and undaunted AT 15 CENTS A YARD. The Republican clubjof New Ulm deserves speaker of our national house mention for its good work on You are in need of a carpet, now is the time to buy it, as we expect of i*epresentatives, addressed a St. election day. The boys looked after the another advance of 10 or 15 per cent in a short time, and then we will Paul audience last Tuesday evening. interests of the ticket with extraordinary' be compelled to put up our prices too. It is hardly necessary to say that it was vigilance. the crowning event of the campaign, -00- A Minneapolis paper says that manufacturing and that this so-called czar, who had industries in that city never stood more abuse in the last few mouths than any other American, was showed more rapid development. And Our stock of oilcloths and rugs is now complete, and we were never still they tell us that desolation andpovertv accorded the largest audience ever given better prepared to suit your taste in that line. to a political speaker in Minnesota. stare us in the face. 0 0 The Hastings Gazette recently entered f*.- The most important work that we its .thirty-fourth year. Its age[the j®» Be sure to inspect our carpets as we have hone but bright -^ft Republican majority in the House] yr alone, indicates that it is a credit to CHARLES L. R00S, new fall styles and colors. have accomplished, however, lies in the journalism and that it is edited in a answer to the natural question: How CHAS. WAGNER spirit ihtit invites support instead of is it that we have been able to do so makirilr enemies. much? The situation which confronted the Republican party when Congress assembled To stir up a feeling of discontent and last December, was, not what dissatisfaction with present surroundings laws it should pass, but whether it Post Office Block, New Ulm. Minn. is a work that delights the hearts THE LEADING FURNITURE DEALER. should legislate at all. We'determined of many people, and to cover up their that the majority should rule in the. The S. D. PETERSON villainous work they call it reform.— House of Representatives, because we North field News. believed that such was the plain intent of the Constitution and the most unquestioned The Alliance Central committee the doctrine of American institutions. day before election placed the Alliance IMPLEMENT COMPANY. Under the leadership of Mr. vote in Brown county at 1,000, the Reed, without whose courage, ability, Democratic vote at 850 and the Republican forand force of will the task would have vote 'at 800. You can see been impossible, we succeeded. We yourself how much they were out of the destroyed a system where one man's way. New Ulm, Minn voice could put a stop to legislation, A. H. SCHLEUDER, A year from now we will not be able and restored that in which the duly to hear any of the very queer stories elected representatives of the people that for the past few weeks have been could do the public business. This has circulated about the McKinley bill. By been the greatest work of the Fifty-first WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER that time its beneficent effects will have Congress, and it is the work of the Republican been felt over the whole country, the majority and of the Republican claim about high prices will have been speaker. It makes an epoch in our proved false, and the people, undisturbed legislative history which cannot be effaced, dealer in by campaigning harangues, and marks a forward movement in the practice of free representative will have seen for themselves that Gol 1 Silver Watches5 government, which cannot be checked it was a wise and fruitful measure. Two. years from now our friends, the or put back either by misrepresentation or direct resistance.—Henry Cabot Democrats, will be claiming the authorship Lodge in North American Review for of the bill. Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, November. The following from the Lyon County Also an elegant Line of Reporter fits our case exactly: Our biennial BRUST & GRAFF, DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. Albums, Toilet Sets, Birthday The News desires to bear testimony to election is over. We are glad of the gallant and effective work done by it. There aie some who think an election the local Republican press of the state a publisher's picnic at which he is Cards. in the present campaign. The country supposed to gather nothing but sweets. editor is proverbially self-sacrificing. The fact is. it is a season when he has He is trained by his environments to to figure fine to prevent several of his It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere* cheerfully and uncomplainingly bear best friends from hating him for life, the burdens of others. By virtue of his REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED and straining themselves to dislocate position he necessarily becomes the his business joints. There is little money pack-horse of the community in which dofnef yiim. tfir^t tfofth. gtrTeetf, tfew Ulm, Ww and much social and business friction he lives and breathes and suffers. for the publisher of a country paper in There can be no "trust" formed in his the biennial election. He meets those F. H. RETZLAFF, interest, No monopoly is possible who get mad if he refuses to throw political with the local newspaper press. Day mud, and if he consents there is and night, summer and winter, through blood on the moon from those he attacks DEALER IN season of public prospeaity and in and their friends. No an election period of general adversity, he toils is not altogether a picnic, even to Jacob Klossner, Jr., DAKOTA K0USL twoonward, content if at the end of the the country publisher. Once in year the books balance, and the family SEWING MACHINES, HARDWARE, IRON AND WOOD^Sf jd years is often enough. We are always DEALER IN OPP. POST OFFICE—NEW ULM WINN has been warmed and fed and clothed glad to get, through the period without gl\elfg Sekvy S^dwkfe MRS. A. SEITER P-op. PUMPS, OILS ETC meantime. Inside of his proffessional being disemboweled. and mechanical duties there are no CORNER MINNESOTA AND FIRST NORTH ST. This house is the most centrally located NEW ULM, MINN grand prizes to strive for—neither All Kinds of Farm Machinery, An increased tariff of 25 per cent, hotel in the city and affords great wealth, nor high revenue, nor has been agreed upon by the leading good Sample Rooms. thelarge influence ovei his fellows—nothing NEW ULM, MINN. express companies to apply to but an honest livelihood and the carrying of parcels between the large SEEBENBRUNNER BROS,, ffidiar^ &faa& respect and esteem of his fellow-citizens. cities, such as New York, Philadelphia And the struggle is perennial. and Chicago. No excuse is given by BEHNKE & CO. Like the mother of the househould, his the companies for the raise, except that Contractors for BERGMAN BLOCK. duties are never done, and his rewards the exigencies of business require it. NEW ULM, MINN TBBEAR WELLS & WINDMILLS. are too often ingratitude and thanklessness. The fall trade is now under full headway The editor of the News for six St and the traffic is so large that rates years past has been in a position to qta can be increased with ease. The advanced Dealers DEALERS IN jral, know how many hours of weary and CHOICE WINES AHD LIQUOR, rates have been agreed to' by exacting labor the country press of ©fy 0ood& ffckdy-mkde Clothing, fibber the Adams, United States, the American, .: & Minnesota has given without money National and Wells-Gargo companies, A and without price to their several political Line Crystal Spring, Bourbon Whiskey, Qood£, Boot kud gl\oe& &kt£ ki\d Ckp£. and WJU g° to effect on the first New parties. And now, near the close Hennessy Brandy, & Otard, Dupuy & of November. The representatives of perb of the most exacting and laborious political Co,Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports the companies deny that there is any ]Sfotioi$, Gfroderie^ kqd Crodkefy. campaign known in this state, we NS for private or medical use. The ce1* consolidation scheme in contemplation, desire to assure our contemporaries brated St. Julien Clarets and California but the drift of events show conclusively Paul that we, at least, have a full and just Reisling wines. Whiskey ranging THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR CASH. that sooner or later they will be organized appreciation of their self-sacrificing efforts, ef, in price from $2.00 to $8.00 per gallon. into one grand trust. Another ALSO SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THEPure PLEASE CALL AND GIVE US A TRIALi jints, and that we desire to express to Alcohol S8.00 per gallon. reason why onr state legislature should them our thanks for their unpaid-for AERM0T0R. '. Farm Produce taken in Exchange. ^a, Goads guaranteed as represented. pass laws regulating the charges of exjjpress tdfoll efforts in behalf of the principles of the ii? jit-) ',''' Our office is in New Ulm, Minn. companies the same as they do of Republican party. H. Schomberg is our agent at Sleepy SIEBEMNNER BROS. 6/in/.e ^ana^eV BEH1TKE & CO, Wlroads. ... &