mm* ,,&& asgan MCKINLEYISM &N TOR McKinleyism has already been condemned, yet the Republican party has the effrontery to hoist again the black flag of monopoly, trusting by all the out Sale of FRANK F. W. JOHNSON, Managing Editor. smoking arts of a depraved and rotten partyism to circumvent and overcome the rising tide of public wrath against A e.Jt»-sda3", June 24 1891. class legislation and the oppression of Stock of Dr Goods and Notions: the many for the enrichment of the few— JiEVlVE THE BO ABB OF TBADE. Minneapolis Times. Everything in New Ulm at piesent The above may contain a good many points to a season of unparalleled harsh wojras, but it contains very little prosperity. Business is active, a splendid sense and decidedly less of truth. As a market is being maintained, trade matter of fact, McKinleyism has not is reaching out to sections heretofore been condemned it has not been repudiated. drained by neighboring towns, employ* Last fall, a good many thousand ment is plenty, and there is a marked voters were led astray by such brightening-up fa. the'faces of those slush as daily finds its way into the who have money invested. In fact the Received from our branch store straw and felt hats to columns of the Times, and they brought fsity seems to have reached that stage, about what Democratic papers have wh£n advertising is most profitable and close out below, cost. ever since endeavored to picture as a new industries are most easily encouraged. knock-out for the Mckinley tariff Why then wouldn't it be advisable Men's felt hats 30cts. worth 50cts. bill. But it was not a knockout. ft yeyiyp the Board of Trade? The bill was new and ,. untried The Bqard.. as it. existed in its best 38 65 then. Its provisions had not been a $l$h, ffiny DQ5 bft¥e accomplished anyiufijg submitted to the test^to which they were U) arrant its existence in the 45 85 entitled before judgment was passed, opinion of those who expect that a town and previous to the election there was 50 1.00 ffhxv big alj of a sudden an.d that room for Democrati^falsehoods to cut a I ^ust be established in a hur» a wide swath. Slaee then, however, the Straw hats, 10, 15, 20cts. Boys' felt hats, fine stylish i( .nVtinejWbo has Watehed iftiu' great bill has fceeri quietly at work. sure and steady progress of Eight months have given every line and 8tl\ goods, 25 50cts. ., it is evident that the Board Ne\ section of it opportunity to correct the was no small factor in its mavilopment. of misrepresentation that was placed upon There has been no Ateris FANS, FANS, FANS,. the entire measure, and to-day it is being jora, to be sure, but the town •grea revealed to the people as the wisest a advertised through the Board's has and most beneficent production of a and our own people have been doinc congress, that labored Unselfishly in the giver|3onfidence in the ultimate success interests of all industries and all classes, large assortment 5, 10, 15, 20 cts all worth at least of thtteity as a large and thriving business despite the unwarranted attacks of olutre. It has made New Ulm,those who sought simply after partisan double amount. To close a lot ofnarrow embroidery Sets? through the medium of the newspapers, advancement. \$. a town that is much talked about, and, Instead of raising the price on "everything,as cheap at 5cts. Children's handkerchiefs let each, better if it were for no other purpose than on! Democratic friends predicted that, the Board should be kept aliveIndirectly and larger, your choice Sets. Lot of knitting cotton it woulcti' the bill has had a tendency it will bring about desirable to force many, things down and send results and hurry New Ulm along to a 4cts. a ball. nothing up. Sugar has gone down, place in the front rank of prosperous and, what is better, in such a manner Minnesota cities. that the people know it and rejoice. Cotton goods.have gone down, in fact We still have some bargains in Dress Goods, White Goods, Ribbons, etc. Our closing out sale will last only a few weeks more therefore THE OHIO CONVENTION. were never so low. Even tin has decreased take advantage of same and call in early to secure the rare bargains. in price, and the laborer, in« The Ohio Republicans did themselves stead of paying ten cents for a tin-cup, New Businss! proud in their enthusiastic convention H. A.SCHLEUDER, at Columbus last Wednesday. William as he was led to believe he would have to last fall, is still permitted to buy it for McKinley, the Napoleonic leader of 'W the Republicans of the lower house in the same price as ever. Nothing of any the last congress, whose name is known moment has advanced in price, and in WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER New Goods! throughout the length and breadth of face of all this it does not look as if this great land as the author of the McKinleyism had been or deserved to bill which Democrats hate, was nominated be condemned. On the contrary, the for governor by acclamation and Review is inclined to think with a Democrat dealer in. amid the greatest cheering and hat tossing of this city,who was frank enough Just Opened I A fresh and complete stock of Just Reived that has ever been witnessed in to make the admission, that it was a Ohio. Foraker was there and enthused DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. Gol 1 Silver "Watches, sorry thing for the Democrats that the & the people with his ringing- eloquence. passage of the McKinley bill was not I invite the public ot New Ulm and vicinity to call and examine my line Sedate old Sherman was "in the crowd postponed until two months before the They will find excellent goods, liberal terms and exceedingly low prices. Goods and encouraged his Republican brethern presidential election instead of being mod free to -any part of the city. with strong and able appeals in behalf ot passed in time to let the people thiqk Select table butter always on hand. Jewelry, and Silver Plated Ware, Republican principles. McKinley himself over it, and profit from its provisions. F. DOffffUS was ushered into the convention hall, Toilett Also an elegan Line of There may not be quite so much rythm Albums, Sets, Birthday and the throng went wild at sight of of language in such a sentence as that, Corner Minnesota and 1st South Sts. him. It was indeed a convention that as in the high sounding paiagraph from Cards. bubbled over with] enthusiasm and the Times, but there is at least a good harmony. Candidates for every place We Ijever Sleep! deal more of truth. Cheap sugar, cheap on the ticket were selected with unanimity, tin, and cheap everything, compared it is money saved to come and examine goods and prices before buying elsewhere and the party enters the contest with what the prices used to be, do not REPAIRING A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK WARRANTED in Ohio confident in its united strength. jibe with Democratic prophecies and dofrief Mi^H. & &m tfofth, gtfeetf, tfew yr^ If it fails, it will be because corrupt utterances, and before the time comes political methods are stronger in Ohio, around for another election, the people G. A. OTTOMEYER, than straightforward political principles.,If DO YOU? will have found it out. Such charges as it wins, it will be because a brilliant "hoisting the black flag of monopoly," and able man. running upon a of "rotten partyism," of "class sound and honest platform, deserves to DEALER IN legislation," and of the "oppression of win. the many for the benefit of the few" will f)f(Y 3OOD0 $($) (o¥io K0i^ Our Mckle Alarm Clock For $1.00, have by that time been overcome by THE REVIEW ENDORSED. "cheap sugar," "cheap tin," thriving I Our Novelties In Silverware, industries and general prosperity. Free Elsewhere will be found an article I SELL THE WAUKENROSE CO. SOCKS. NEW IDEA IN trade will once more be a theory, and taken from the New Ulm Review 1 Our Souvenir Spoons. HOSIERYFOR protection an experienced blessing. which discusses the plan of Joel P. Heatwole and President Goodnow for REPUBLICANISM IN OHIO. AND ALL OUR GOODS ARE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. GREAT DHRABILITY, getting rid of political bosses. Like the it does a Republican good to read the poor the bosses will probably always be JU|E YOD-.JIWAKE?- platform of the Ohio Republican convention. EASE, COMFORT AND with us. They by no means represent There is nothing doubtful the most intelligent and respectable about its enunciation of principles and COMMON SENSE, members of the community. Their real there is firm adherence in every line to smartness consists in dishonest trickery the time-honored doctrines of the party WEAR THE IF SO CALL ON US. which honest men will not engage in, there is no attempt to dodge great questions .HAITENSTEIN. WAUKENHOSE. and their whole success is due to the by niding behind petty state issues, fant that these same honorable men but a plain outspoken statement stand aloof and criticise while the viler A PERFECT FIT of what the party wants, demands and port are allowed to, run the politics of expects to obtain. It confines itself to the country. The Democrat is not convinced, problems that must necessarily be -TRADE MARK GUARANTEED LL PAPER! however, that an increase in the solved soon, aud does not seek to rectify If you have not already examined tEeir merits, do so, and be convinced number of delegates to the convention ail wrongs and endorse all cranks. by buying a sample pair. We carry also a good line of Gents will remedy the evil. A limited numoer In such a platform there is a lesson Overshirts from 35 cts. to 3 each. Summer underwear in great var-l will come to the front as leaders for the Republicans of every state of the iety at low figures. and assume control. In the confusion Union. Past elections in some of the Call and see my Goods and learn prices. and want of unity of purpose which states, particularly Iowa, have demonstrated characterizes large bodies are the I have late% increased my stock of "Wall Paper and am now NEW ULM MINN, that Republicans to win must chances of the adroit politicians. The prepared toMiow a splendid assortment including borders, come out as Republicans they must Review is right in its conclusion, however, centres and Mfcorners. The styles are hew ones and varied snake loose from the cranks, who now that the (rue remedy lies in the control their doings, and learn to do their enough to suit all tastes. Contracts made for paper hanging. township meetings and county conventions. & ft resolving for themselves they must learn Reform should commence especially Dealer in to be for protection for the sake of protection in the township caucus. Every I also earry^a ^arge line of Albums, Autograph if they would favor that theory at Stoves and Ranges, member of the party should make it his Books, School! Supplies, Periodicals, Novelties, all, and to make their platforms for the further business to see that the ringsters, and Gandies, Cigars and Tobacco. sake of principle and not for the policy the party hacks, the fellows who arrogantly that is advised by foolish leaders. A CHAS claim to be the bosses who runparty of policy does not deserve to win. GEBSER, the machine, shall receive no place in (^a$olii\e $tove$ and Yin-ware^ Results will determine that the party of the caucus either as officers or delegates principle not only deserves to win, but to conventions. When the best class of Hardware, Farming Implef in the end' will be victorious. citizens take the caucuses in hand and MINN. NEW ULM, "run them, we will have purer politics, ments, Nails, Fence Wire, The following complimentary notice whether conventions are large or small. from the Blue Earth City Post is appreciated: CHAS. A. MILLER, If there must be bosses (and leaders of SGH1PEE&HH BROTHERS & DO. Western Washers, Clothes "Two of the ablest and most & some sort are certainly a neccessity)why readable country exchanges that reach not take them from the most honorable I S NE W ULM, MINN. Wringers, Asphaltum andf CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. our table are the New Ulm Review and and intelligent instead of allowing the the Le Sueur News. Brother Johnson Contractors and Builders. ignorant tricksters to dominate? Reform Asbestos Roofing, etc., etc ,Ji took the Review when it was one of the NEWULM,= \-i-\- MINN. the township caucus instead of standing Plans and Specifications made to order. most unreadable papers in the State Plans and specifications furnished to aloof to criticise it and striving to organize Estimateson all work furnished and contracts order. Hating received new and improved and by his own efforts has brought it new parties which will only fall faithfully executed. machinery we are able to furnish Special attention given to mending and repairing of Tin Ware. up to the front rank of journalism. all kinds of work in our line, as into the old ruts.—Chatfield Democrat, Work warranted. Office on Broadwi Editorially, he is cle,arrheaded and uni- Sash. Doors and Mouldings, also all Republican in politics. *v & umber yard.) NEW ULM, nm politics. ,.^-c, versally correct. _. ijkYSl kinds of Turned and Scroll Saw Work. •?ss£%&f<i