O N ACCOUN O EEMOVAL. The circulating library, we are told, IH1 is not patronized to the extent that it should be. Turn it into a public institution, NEW ULM, MINN. increase the number of volumes, r*l^ Closing out Sale of FRAN KUETZING and with a little work on the part of a F. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. few it will soon be a thing to be prized. WedceMidj, May 20, 1891 In these days of greed, it is hardly to be expected that a man would not attach "Who struck Billv Patterson?"should Entire Stock ol Dry Goods and Notions to himself all possible credit for £i\e way to "Where is the Itata?1' things good and in the interest of humanity, but that ex-Senator Gilbert Minneapolis wants the next national Pierce of the Minneapolis Tribune Republican convention, and Minneapolis should claim for the Northwestern senators shouM have it. For the sake of Bob A COST* in the last congress the glory for Evans, she should have it. For ths sake the present cheapness of sugar is a display of the Journal, which has fought so of greed that is wonderfully overreaching. earnestly for the prize, it should be Now, what are the facts in hers. For the sake of the great Northwest, Imported 46 inch Henriettas worth 1,21c $.85 now Large, fine assortment of dress Buttons your choice now .09 the matter? The senate of two yeais it should be held in Minneapolis. 3 Better goods, would be very cheap at 15 cts, 7 0 .0 8 previous prepared a tarift bill in which 46 inch cashmeres worth 75cts. All shades in vegetable ivory 4 0 .0 4 Blaine once mnde a speech and one tney reduced the duty on sugar one-half. All shades cashmeres worth 40cts. Handkerchiefs assorted styles, when cheap at 5 cts. •25 •03 which cost hini many friends, in which The lower house of the last congress 36 inch cashmeres Better grade in various patterns iocts .19 .07 he likened the succession of one Roscoe 23 inch wide half wool was not content with this reduction, Our former leader iscts, now only .10 0 9 Conklin^ to the mantle of the stalwart Best feather ticking worth 25cts and it is due to the Northwestern Congressmen, Hoisery all sizes and prices at and below cost 4-6-8 cts. .19 Davis of Illinois unto an exchange of Cheap ticking i2-io~7cts not senators as Pierce would Warranted fast black .08 800 yds. (Lancaster) apron ginghams marble for mud. There are a good have it, that we now have sugar up to .07 Fine good grades up to 35 cts. 3000 yds. standard shirting, pink and dark prints •°5 many aspirants for succession to the Men's socks, seamless (Rockfords) No. 16 Dutch Standard on the free list. .07 2600 yds Slater cambrics, all colors seats of honoied office-holders in this .04 Men's socks, heavy (ribbed tops) The house members also reduced the .10 Good outing flannel .08 Suspenders, new goods, full size state, who by reading that speech could duty on refined sugars to four mills. In .10 Canton flannel, bleached, 8-9-iocts a yard Heavy suspender braces, good rubber, large obtain a pretty good idea of what the the senate this was raised, not lowered, •x5 Bleached muslin Linen laces, narrow to the widest, i-2~3cts and up. .07 opinion of the people would be should Mr. Pierce, to six mills. When it came Bleached muslin, best quality .08 Cotton and silk laces, all prices, must be closed out. they attempt to carry out their political into the hands of the conference committee, Unbleached muslin 5 and 6cf%. 3000 yds. fine embroideries, 3-5-7cts and up, about half price. plans. the Northwestern members of Heavy Jeans and pants cloth worth 25cts Lot of 4 and 5 inch wide American lace, 3CCS per yard. 1 9 .. the lower house again asserted their Red table cloth .22 Good toweling 5cts, all linen 7 cts and better. The Pioneer Press says that while wishes and reduced it again to five. Red table cloth, good quality •35 Large all linen towels that where a bargain at 25cts .19 Mr. Mernam may have amused his imagination These are the facts in the oase and Senator Fine plaid dress ginghams ,08 Black gloves and silk mitts cheap at 25cts .19 with passing dreams of succeeding Pierce knows it. If he were fair, 450 yds. 33 inch fine sateens worth i8cts .iO Velvets, fine 6oct quality, all colors .39 C. K. Davis, it is hardly credible White goods for aprons and dresses 8-io-i5cts. he would place the credit where it belongs, A large lot of men's fine silk ties, your choice .25 45 inch Swiss embroidery worth $100 •5° that he has entertained any serious and not upon himself. Full size white bed spreads worth $1.35 to close at 75cts. 0 Best heavy indigo blue prints (wide) purpose to be a candidate for the United Our famous $2 spread at $1 20 White table linen (by yd.) 28-35 an( UP States senatorship. The Press gives Several gross heavy elastic web, 4Cts. Bro. Heatwole of the Northfield News Lace Curtains full yard wide bound in on both sides. Silk veilings in all popular shades i5cts. itself away in its first admission. A is not altogether right when he says Wider and better, fine pattern i8-2o-23Cts. Silk ribbons at cost, and greatest bargains, all shades man seldom has pleasant dreams, but that Russel Harrison's effort to switch Elegant styles by pair worth $3.50 2.50 Ladies, and men's gauze vests about half of last year's price. ^vhat he really likes to see them realized. Blaine off the track in order to help out Other patterns" 3.00 2.00 Straw hats, for ladies and children It is ten to one with the Review Table oil cloth 10 different patterns his father in the race for a renomination .19 Children's sailor hats, your choice I5cts. that Mr. Merriam not only dreams of 500 cakes of fine toilet soap 4cts each. is a silly one, At first thought Mr, Heatwole's Call in, see them and learn prices before buying. such an agreeable streak of political Remember we must vacate the Store this Summer and view might seem the only one fortune by night, but that he dreams that could be taken. But as in the last nnd plots for it by day as well. would rather sell the Goods at COST than remove them. campaign, so in the case of the Harrison family and office-holders versus The Northfleld News complains that Blaine, tall falsifying and misrepresentation the country editor is not looked after CALL I N EARLY TO GET THE BEST SELECTION. may do much. A he takes precedence to a sufflcent extent by those who have over the trutn nine times out of offices to dispense. While the Review S A E O O O E I E S-A.TTj:R,IXA."5r IM.A.'X' 2 A.T S 3 0 ten. A few stories to the effect that agrees with Heatwole that nothing is Blaine doesn't desire to be or wouldn't New Business too good for the county editor, it would A, H. SCHLEUDER, be president if he could, if shrewdly remincV'Mrn that he has neglected to circulated, will be accepted in quarters consider the peculiar position in which where one might least expect. The the congressman or senator, which ever trouble in Minnesota is this: Blaine has may be.is placed regarding the press. the admirers, but Harrison has the office-holders Goods!WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER New The moment one of the latter class is and wire-pullers. Through appointed to office, a great howl goes a misfcitune, which seems innate in the up that ne is running an organ, and not politics of the present day, the officeholders only the congressman but the editor and the wire-pullers are generally Silverin dealer suffers. Instead of kicking because so Gol 1 Watches, one and the sbtne thing. They Just Opened A fresh and complete stock of Just Reived! few of the clan get offices, we should have it in their power tofixconvention feel more like regretting that even these DRY GOODS AN GROCERIES. resolutions to suit themselves, and by a few have been favored. little shrewd manipulation, assisted by I invite the public of New Ulm and vicinity to call and examine my line such stories as have been referred to, .Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, Thev will find excellent goods, liberal terms and exceedingly low prices. Goods Political rumor has it that Col. Tim they may make it possible to give delivered free to any part of the city. Byrnes of Minneapolis is party of the Toilett Also an elegan Line of Minnesota in the convention to flarririson. Select table butter always on hand. Albums, Sets, Birthday rirst part to an unholy ambition to succeed Without question Blaine is the G. F. DOUGITS, Bob Evans as member of the Republican popular favorite Harrison, however, Cards. NationalCommittee.lt is hard has given the country a conservative to believe anything of the kind oi the eloquent Corner Minnesota and 1st South Sts. and wise administration, and next to Tim, but,if suchshouldprovetobe the brilliant secretary of state, many BIRTHDAY RINGS. It is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere the tho case, Republicans of this section Republicans would select him as their REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRAXTED and the Review in particular would like choice. To lead the necessary number to offer an emphatic objeetion.The jolly, Cofrief Minn. & #i#t Jyfofth, gtfeettf, tfew Ulm, }£im to believe that Blaine would not run, genial Bob is a favorite in these parts, MTAY SEPTEMBER. and in that way make sure of what JANUARY. Still In The Race. and, while no orfe is opposed to making might seem to them the next best man, By her who in this month is born Who first beholds the light of day leaves reasonable concessions to Brynes,everybody, No «ems save GARNETS shfuld In Spring's sweet flowery month ^re rustling in September's is far from difficult, and that apparently be worn of May, breeze without exception, would be They will insure her constancy, And wears an EMERALD all her A SAPPHIRE on her hand should is what the office-holders are bending True friendship and fidelity, life, gn(j v- moved with righteous displeasure should their efforts and misusing their tongues E A S a be a a a W 'Twill care diseases of the mind. he profit at Mr. Evans' expense. Mr. to effect. Instead of being a silly The Pebruary-born will find N E O O E Byrnes, in working in the interest of I am not closing out my entire stock at cost, for my stock is new and 9ct.? IS b0 /n,e or Sincerity and peace of mind Who comes with Summer to this scheme therefore, it is a good one, and Freedom from passion and from earth, A -vicissitudes must the Republican party, would do well to complete, but nevertheless can and will meet any other merchant in needs to be guarded against, Minnesota care, And owes to June her day of birth Know, bear this mind. If they the AMETHYST will wear. With ring of PEARL upon hei *Juttoya ov**- °**er "east, quality of goods or prices. Note the following list. in the next national convention hand And hope will lull those woes to should be for James G. Blame, and no A Can4healtb, wealth and long life res4rr»Trx»«-nx"o 36 inch cashmeres, 25cts. A certain amount of self-esteem is to Who in this world of ours their command MWltBLBEYt. sense of courtesy or credence for stories Apron ginghams, the very best, 8 eyes TTTI"V Who first comes to this world be respected in any person. It serves In MarchfirM open shall be wise below to the effect that he wiil not accept Dress and shirting prints, 5 to give force to character, and causes In days of peril firm and brave, The glowing RXTRT should adorn With drear November's fog and Cambrics, the best dress linings, should act in favor of otner candidates, And wear a HYACINTH to their Those who in warm July aie snow, 5 an individual to take an honorable grave. born, Should prize the TOPAZ'S amber Unbleached muslin A-D-RTT Then will they be exempt and hue— 5 pride in his own deeds, well don«\ creating AMTMif Emblem of friends and lovers Bleached muslin Fromrelove's 8 She who from April dates her doubt and anxiety. true in him thereby a desire to always Sleepy Ey Correspondence Sateens worth 15 cents, years ATmTTCT E E E 10 txtv- -improve and excel. But an over-abundance DIAMONDS should wear, lest bit- If cold Decern bei gave you birth, White goods from 5 to 25 cents a yard ter tears Wear MOOJ,STONE, or for thee The month of snow and ice and of conceit, such as was evinced by Bro. Hodges of the Herald went east Victoria lawn from 10 to 25 cents. For vain repentance flow this No conjugal felicity. mirth, last Saturday on business. He will be stene, The August born without this Place on your hand a TURQUOISE ex-President Cleveland in his Buffalo Large assortment of dress buttons, 5 cent-, per do/ fc gone about ten days. Emblem ol innocense is known. stone, blue, speech, claiming for himself the honor Handkerchiefs from 3 cents up to 'Tis said must live unloved and Success will bless whate'er you Johann and Willie Strassburg and lone. do Black silk mitts, worth 25 cents, 15 cents. for all that is good in modern reform FOR SALE BY their sisters of Brookville spent Sunday Towling at 5 cents. and statesmanship, and laying to himself F. W HAUENSTEIN in the city. Embroidery at 2, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 25 and 35 cents th§ unction that he is the pride, the Daniel and Conrad Moll of Home Silk veiling in all the latest styles at only 15 cents a yard. went to Brookville Monday to do some very essence in fact, of the Democracy Gents scarfs and ties at 20 cents. breaking on their farms hve miles north THE LEADING JEWELER. of the land, is a trifle unbecoming. of Springfield. Ladies' summer underwear at 10 cents. Even in a great man, such a display of Better goods at 25 to 50 cents and black silk vests for $1. Mr. and Mrs. Blank of Nicollet WALL PAPER! self-esteem would be out of place, and are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Large line of gents underwear at low figures. in a commonplace person like the "good Kissuei. Hosiery as cheap as you can buy in Chicago. Grover," it is to be dispised. It is but Mrs. Annie Zieske returned from Hair ornaments (large hair pins) at 5cents each. another evidence, however, of the truth Com tland Friday evening, where she Hair combs, 10 cents, worth 20 and 25 cents A OTTOIEYER has been for a couple of weeks. of the saying that a little knowledge is a dangerous thinjj. Rev. L. Passer of Kasson, who will have charge of the Evangelical church I have lately increased my stock of Wall Paper and am now here for the next \ear,arrived Wednesday It would be a nice compliment to the prepared to show a splendid assortment including borders, morning. last legislature if E. St. Julien Cox Aft}?0S*? O 0 Mr. and Mrs. T. Weber are visiting centres and corners. The styles are new ones and varied should bring suit against the state for in Wisconsin for a few weeks. Gust. enough to suit all tastes. Contracts made for paper hanging. the recovery of $6,000 ao back salary Remele is helping A. J. Burr in the absence as Judge of the District Court of Mr. Weber. Dealer in in recognition of the honor paid The assessor is making the rounds I also carry a large line of Albums, Autograph again. P. Geschwind is an expert in him in striking from the records of the Books, School Supplies, Periodicals, Novelties, the business and is making a quick job Stoves and Ranges, Senate all matters and thmg3 connected of it. and Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. with his impeachment. By some it is CHAS Rev. Wm. Blackwell of Rheinlandei, claimed that Cox could recover this jU:ii GEBSER, Wis., preached in the Congregational amount, as he was removed from the church Sunday morning and evening. 4 G^oline $tove$ ki\d ¥inwkfe. bench some eighteen months before the All those wishing to bringflowersfor term for which he was elected had expired, decorating soldiers, graves will please Hardware, Farming Implements, leavo them with J. Zieske the day and that the action of the legislature MINN. ULM, before May 30th. NEW has now removed all obstacles to Nails, Fence Wire, Miss Alice Bnnker of Redwood Falls a successful suit. The Free Press is of spent Sunday in our city. the same opinion that the Duluth News A S. A. MUELLER, SCHAPEKAH BROTHERS & 00.Western Washers, Clothes^ Wesley Greene Post No. 71 met at is on this matter, and that is that "there their hall last Saturday to make arrangements are mountains of evidence still in existence CONTRACTO & BUILDER. NE W ULM, MINN. for Memorial Day. The Wringers, Asphaltum and to proye that he was legally removed services will be held at the Baptist Contractors and Builders. from the bench and disqualified church Sunday and Rev. Bronson, who NEW ULM, MINN. Asbestos Roofing, etc., etc.,7 has a big heart and is in sympathy with from continuing to serve the remainder Plans and Specifications made to order. Plans and specifications furnished to the old soldiers, will deliver a sermon order. Having received new and improved •f his term," Cox would exercise good Estimates on all work furnished and con* at 10:50 a. m. All the old soldiers are machinery we are able to furnish tracts faithfully executed. -sense if he lets well enough alone. He Special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. AH cordially invited to fall in line with the all kinds of work in our line, as jg&* Office on Broadway, opposite |has already more than he really deserved.—Mankato Work warranted. Post at their hall at ten o'clock. and Sash, Doors and Mouldings, also all J. Vogel's lumber ya?d. Free Press. march to the churchy NEW ULM, kinds of Turned and Scroll Saw Work. I N N AlJ§fe A' tt%J Jki r%v" *?*•*&&<