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New Ulm weekly review (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892

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jm^^k ^3ppSlf^^^\ l*B«»«««S»»a(«lj^^ IT* '^f^^, W'/^^fe School Disk 75. School Dist. 29. PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES. A CME BLACKING is cheaper A T. SIEBENBRUNNER, Bottom O 3 53Lee Elisabeth 5 32 Boesch Car 3 49Knudson 4 78 at 20 cents a bottle than any Nelson Eyen 2 60 Hoovd«Thosten5 21 Foster Thos 5 47Mosskopf E 138 SLEEPY EYE. other Dressing at 5 cents. MINN i, Hooyde Pg 4 36Nelson John 6 58 Fritz Nic 5 74 Mertz 5 59 •|SchoolDist.24. Hoovde Thos 17 51Nelson Nels 14 06 Foster Jos Palmer Jes CJCABS 20 13 97 Kissner Wm Averson 15t88 46 Dealer Mn A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAYS CHOICE WINES O Sveine Erick Guse Herm Lee O 2 88 4 30 4 07Paulson E 179 Anderson 1 96Liesenfeld 16 62 Greenholz W 186 Peterson because shoes once blackened with it can 4 24 A 17 5 Lehsert TOWN OF EDEN. .3 18 Guse Wm 28Paulson E be kept clean by washing them with water. 2 4 42 1 56LendtJohn 818 School Dist. 16. Crystal Spring, Bourbon Whiskey, People in moderate circumstances find it Hanson 248 Stege Dan 34 4 AultmanC&Co 6 12Lange John 123 Hennessy Brandy, & Otard, Dupuy & 34Munsell 7 43 profitable to buy it at 20c a bottle, because AJTOBKALKBIR Allison James 5 And Strelow Alb 147 2 05 a A 2 8 77 Emma 14 35 Co.Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports what they spend for Blacking they save in Tobacco andSmokers' Articles. Atkins John 2 89Readen von 1 71 Pet 07Seidl Jul 1 4 04 Baar A 13 22Marcellus PM10 13 ce1r» for private or medical use. The shoe leather. Ball 30 32Readen A von 5 30 Harmoning 43Scbmitz Nic 4 5 00 Murtin BinghamR 38 193 brated St. Julien Clarets and California It is the cheapest blacking considering BallH & Co 6 65Reetz Herman 3 38 Johnson Ch 41Schleisner 5 7 02 Mo1 Bangs DwightlO 13 Hans 3 09 Reisling wines. Whiskey ranging its quality, and yet we want to sell it 12Smith Ira Dresser O A 8 2 91 Johnson 86Utrecht Aug 3 6 95 Blanchard A 24 08Meyer 190 in price from $1.50 to $4.00per gallon. cheaper if it can be done. We will pay Beinhorn's building New Ulm Minn. Drew 30 17Steinhaus 61 Kissner 53Zellner Sr 6 9 86 18 39 Bendixen 114 17 |Meyer Pure Alcohol $3.00 per gallon. SI0,000 Reward Sevens Edgar 2 22 Eldred S S 2*81 Kissner 35Zellner Jr 6 05 67Malick Frk 55 JUST OPENED. BertrandEP 8 Sherman W Fitch N 521 179 WIESENTHAL Moll Daniel 2 42 28 70 School Dist, 36. Hewitt W O 19 Sherman E 25 18Madson S 7 77 Blum John 6 Christianson 2 42Peterson 120 43Tower Hewitt Albert 2 13 42 I have just opened my new grocery Blafc Bros 8 69Moll & Hillesheim Fromm Hy 153 Prahl Wm 120 60Tolman S for a recipe that will enable us to make Hewitt Jerome 2 5 97 store and am now Teady'to supply the 27 45 Berg Carl Sr }0 99 Goethe Hy, Peck Chas 6 01 2 72 Johnson Isaacl6 29 Tretbar Pauline 76 WOLFF'S ACME BLACKING at such a price needs of the public. A fresh, clean «nd 77 Marquard 9 82 Benbam Eli Wine And Beer Hall. Grausam Seb 143 Robertson 3 34 Johnson Geo 1 58 that a retailer can profitably sell it at 10c. a 5 39 Miller Wm 7 25 new line of goods will always bekepton Baker W Heideman Rieker Geo 2 74 bottle. This offeris open until Jan. 1st, 1893. It. School Dist. hand. Location in the*new Boesch Bogardus JW 28 Melletheim & Jbrdan Aug Schleisner 2 29 121 F. METZKE, Proprietor, W O & BAWDOIiFH, Philadelphia. 98 Tosch 13 40 Building, Pfefferler Bovia John Carstensen 2 75Johnson James5 20 Jordoh Jul 103 Smith no 50 3 89 MeBain Cath 1 01' Burginger Clausen A 5 17Just Ered 1 75 Old furniture painted with Kunze W Sehwengle 2 12 6 18 Bruekbauer 3 00 Miller John 58 47Kopiske Wm 4 61 Danielson 2 Koberstein W Schwengle 38 2 49 PIK-RON This is one of the most popular resorts MogensonBros21 02 ChristensenP123 *0 Fischer Adolpb3 31 Koehue Fre 1 2 88 Kleinschmit 1 93Sanders W 2 36 of its kmd in the valley Finest 52McBiinHugbeb4 65 Cane Mark 3 Fh nn Thos 3 24Kelm 3 51 Morrison 3 78|SchaversdickFrk 23 drinks alwajs kept on hand. 5UMurfin W 10 80 Case A W 17 Grimes W 6 37Mortenson 3 96 Neuman 2 66 1 16 (this is the name of the ^aint), looks like Casanowa 2 91Majewski Pet 22 31 Well Fred 2 52 Grimes Edgar 59 Nelson Chr FRANK SCHNOBBICH PBOP 3 32 Schroeder. Erst 2 41 stained and varnished new furniture. One FRED WILLIAMS, 13Nelson &Riede 5 76 Clinton E 7 Olson George 3 51 Grimes W 63 Oswald Hy 3 27 Wichstad Fred 5 41 coat will do it A child can apply it You Owens OJ 2 08 Cbesley A 11 6 Peterson 6 4 GrimesEdward4 84 can change alpine to a walnut, or a cherry 1 79lWendland 90 Paulson Ole Cole Oliver 74 Ortweio W 41 3 Having taken M. Epple's meal mar!" Gluth Julius 7 42Rasmussen 2 85 to mahogany there is no limit to your PROPRIETOR OF Scnool Dist 58. 46Offerman 31 ket, I am prepared to wait on all customers Raddatz Her 2 88 fancies. All retailers sell it. Hanson A 17 Coatourier 3 SAMPLE ROOM AND Peterson A 2 45 Bingham 6 08Kragh Lais 4 26 with fiesh meats, sausage, hamBl 50StabenowGottl 1 10 Hanson 2 Dyckman HUMPHREYS' BILLIARD HALL 83Peterson 12 09Knudson Geo 12 07 lara, etc., always on hand. Orders from 23Soienson Lars 3 55 Christenson N 3 Hanson E 2 *4 Co 144 65Larson Hans 1 06 58Pankratz Aud 9 36 Ch 2 the countrv attended to. Hopfensberger 4 91 Wichstad Hy 3 00 Detrber S 31 26Lamp Louis 3 31 Pingel Peter 2 91 Dobcrstein Fr 3 58Ziehen hagenW 3 54 Jenson Walter 1 VETERIHARY SPECIFICS Fine line of wines, liquors and cigars Dehuff 13 5 Passer Lud 1 99 28Larson Sec4 4 19 Edwardson 7 Jenson Jacob 1 48[ LIVERYr Druseh Wm 77 alwu}S kept IU stock. AND BOARDING For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, nogs, 53Prescott 8 72 Farmers Merchant Jens 2 16 SALE Davis 1 34. School Dist, New Block, Minnesota Sir., New U!m. ftunitz Bros 31 00 Land Co 9 51Madson 4 85 AND POULTRY. Donner Louise 1 44Runitz Loose Julius 8 67 Beilke Wm 3 84 Peter 9 92 43Mortenson Hans 74 Cement Work. Foster Leyi 15 8 0 0 Page Book an Treatment of Animals Drexler Maria 1 38Raschke Becker David 3 6y •Viueehow' Wm 40 John 11 54 and Chart Sent Free. 82Peterson Jens 2 92 Fenske Gattl 3 Degenow Nap 58 CURES 5 Fevers,Congestions,Inflammation Bilhnorton Ed Merchant Fred 1 41 4 49 28RadleHaver Rink A 99 82 04Plath Carl 2 97 Gehrke Julius 3 A. 4.1 fepinal Meningitis, Milk Fever. EmerichChrist 3 Cass Fred Netzke Fritz 5 32 6 91 5 66 B.B.—Strains, Lameness, Rheumatism* Daniel 2 84 Htnson James 5 73 Fleissner Jos 6 46Roth CO.—Distemper, Nasal Discharges. Rosenau Aug 3 48 Duel Dirg 2 11 A 6 12 Rasmussen 4 60 The undersigned announces that he Hoy 8 55 D.D.—Bots or Grubs, Worms. Frank Jacob 12 30Ray 3 23 Freitag Her 16 94 Rosenau Carl S 1 62 E.E.—Coughs, Heaves, Pneumonia. 2]Stege Theo 4 11 is now prepared to do all kinds of cement Hanson Aug 2 Frank&Jensonl2 42 F.F.—Colic or Gripes, Bellyache. Fenske Aug 70Sherman Dav 3 08 *&.' 7 95S E Roller Mill Sleepy F/ye Mill Hanson Hans Sec work, such as sidewalks, cellars, G.G.—Miscarriage, Hemorrhages. IV Fredericken 6 Sherman 80 Hartwick A 106 H.H.—Urinary and Kidney Diseases. 12Co 7 77 •sterns etc. either by**contract or by 18 4 Fohl Michl 70 Co 320 35 I.I.—Eruptive Diseases, Mange. Heliker Steinhaus 1 22 3 78 ThorkelsonHP 5 05 the day. All kinds of material and especially Hanson Jens C1 86 J.K.—Diseases of Digestion, Paralysis* 52Soretr-ou &D«huft Forster Jos 6 KoappCharleg Steiuhaus 4 11 5 13 Single Bottle (over 50doses), 6 0 2 96 cement of the best quality 51IrvinG W Hans O 5 105 02 Gie8ekeWmSr88 25 Kremin Wm Walton A 2 81 Stable Case, with Specifics. Manual- 3 46 Dist 60. kept on hand and sold at low figures School GnflUhASmitQ Sorenson N 2 48 Veterinary Cure Oil and Hedlcator, t$7«90 Kl'eniin Gustav KRETSCH& BERG, Prep. 17 JOHN LUETJEN. 94Larson Nels a Veterinary Cure OH, l.OO S E Dispatch AnbersonHans 3 127 51 3 60 Sold by Druggists or Sent Prepaid anywhere 35. School Dist, Karen HELLE SEITER. Glatigny E A 6 12 Publ Co 8 63 Berginger 2 46 3 38 and la any Quantity on Receipt of Fries. a a drfvpr* furnished with or withoa 92Milke Herman 1 45 Hans.E Beltz Carl 3 HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Green 8 97SomervilleGWlO 16 .«J^? reasonable rates. Fishing, bunting 5 73 Christenson N 4 48 Corner William and John Stt,, Hew York. ?.aBure Partiel £, furnished teams. LadiM Dittbener Her 4 01Milke John 2 99 Mueller 16Salcowske 12 70 Graff Cath 10 2 77 Fromm 6 18 saddle horses Fine Carriages for funerals iSTTttFS&ETS' Dittbenner 2 24Meier Wm 3 52 Olson Chiist Gallagher Is 6 58Salcowski Jenson Guhlk John 5 09 6 68 Office and barn in Skating Kink. Fine Hearie ISTOl.occasionshsucrfoiordenitkepsisfuneralW 80Otto Aug 5 04 Dittbenner W 6 Henry Griffith 7 65 & Durbann 70 78 3 54 2 61 Hirsch A.nton HOMEOPATHIC Dittbenner S 32 Preizer Alb 7 97 Gress 12 30Smith W W 6 92 95Peterson The above parties are now prepared to Hanson John 1 43 Dittbenner A," 6 66Reelz Martin 4 98 Piosrel SohnJ Gieseke & Son27 79 Smith 2 48 SPECIFIC N 6 0 Jensen Jeppe 2 38 2 06 make contracts for Green berg O 5 90Ruelz August 3 37 Goetscne Hrv 9 70Smith 2 42 30Phileppson A Nels 1 3 17 PAINTING, 66Raddalz Wm 2 61 In use 30 years The only successful remedy for Gluth Aug 5 Gesehwind 1 38Scbwiger A 9 68 Riebel Casper 5 07 Kunze Fred 4 30 CALC1MIN1NG, Harder Wm 4 01Rohde Wm 3 96 Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, Golden & Hamond Steinke & Dickman Welcome W 2 25 Jenning 7 50Schluck Jos 1 37 4 22 63 10 PAPERING, •ad Prostration, from over-work or other causes. Koenig Aug 3 06Schluck Martin7 16 91 per rial, or 6 vials and large vial powder, for $5. Steinke & Steinmetz Hanson & SOLD BT DRCOKHSTS, or eat postpaid on receipt DECORATING. Notice of Bids for County Advertising. MathioA-iiz S 9 79 Goetscbe 52 60 4 68 or prlcs.-HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO Hanson & Lam Steinke Wm 1 19 Cor. William and John St«., N. Y. and all ether kinds of work in their line OF School Dist 57 SGHAPEE&HM BROTHERS & CO. If you want work done neatly and in pert 53 25Schneider & Aabes Martin 4 36Madson Peter 3 13 fdward W. Baer, an artistic manner do not fail to call on Hanson 1 87 Schneider 17 60 Notice is heieby given that Proposals Grabow Carl 2 28Mattke Theo 1 75 NE W ULM, MINN. us. JC. HELLAR. Hanson A 2 30Schneider 4 19 for the Legal Advertising of Brown Co. 90McKinzie Don 5 64 HealyGeorge 17 Hillesheim 10 04 Schneider 4 62 Minn, for the year 1892, will be reat KOTTO SEITER. Hamcrmeister McRae 165 Opposite Meridian Block. Contractors and Builders. HagenAC von 1 62Somerfeld A 92 1T1ceived the County Auditor's office at Carl 8 08Nelson Ole 3 W & Nagel. A large assortment of all kinds of tinware always HagenOWvon 2 76 3 73 New Ulm, Minnesota, on or hefore th Plans and specifications furnished to Hager Henry 3 74Otto A 4 83 on hand Hutchings 1 13Steffen Anton 24 36 *th day of January A. D. 1892,from the order. Having received new and improved Johnson A 2 80Petrich Rud 2 53 Al) orders entrusted to ne will receive promptattention Special attention given to the manu BadleyJohn 10 01Stelzer George 15 several proprietors of Newspapers published machinery we are able to furnish Johnson A 1 44Roy Lars 5 67 facture of tin and iron roofs. Hodges W 12 39Striemer A 3 49 within siid County. all kinds of work in our line, as Kuebler John 1 52Simonson 5 41 Repairing done neatly aud omptly Hughes Thom 55 Schoregge 8 26 Sash, Doors and Mouldings, also all The advertising emoraces the several NEW ULM. WINN KueblerJohann 79 Schmidt Carl 2 14 MASONS AND LCfiTBAGTOBS. Hagen John 31 Salzbrunn 2 88 kinds of Turned and Scroll Saw Work subjects as tollows to-wit1. 90Stahl Gottl 37 MeatN Market,WE Kuebler Jacob 1 4 07 Schavesdick & Hamlin Board of County Commissioners 39Witte Lee A 3 2 27 LIME! LIME! All kinds of mason vvoik and plastering 3 28 Illsley E Co 13 86 Proceedings. Lieder 3 29Zaske John 4 18 done to, order, whether in city or Jorgenseu & Stockstad 1 04 2. County Board of Equalisation Proceedings. Lambrecht E 2 24 countrv. Refeieuce, C. A. Ochs. Buelow 65 03 Thompson 9 76 JOS. SCfflJOBRICH, Prop'r., School Dist. 74. NEW Ulm, Minn. JamesF Talbot 1 90 15 73 3. County Board of Audit's Reports WINKELMANN S LIME Fenske Gottl 3 53Ott Henry 4 26 Jensen& Dur Tosch Rudolph 52 4. Co. Treas.and Auditor's Statements KILN. Corner Minn. & Centre Str., New Ulm. Bus And Liverv Line. Gluth Stephan 6 76Ott Albert 2 96 bahn 7148 Ulm A 8 42 of County Finances. A large supply of fresh meats, sau»age, Gluth Carl 3 75Ott Carl Sr 14 Koehne Fritz 14 47VanDusen On Minnesota River, near New Ulm, 124 88 5. Commissioners Annual Statement hams, lard, etc., constantly on Giem Jacob 6 14Ott Carl jr 90 is fully prepared to furnish lime of Kiefer 23 23'WellcomeJW 10 77 of Receipts and Disbursements. hand. Highest market price paid for Honrjulius 3 25Ott Ernst 3 74 the very best qnality in any quantity to 60White W 46 Kath Herr 5 f. Treasurer's Notice to Tax-pa} ers of cattle, Hogs, Hides, Wool, etc. All Honl Adolph 5 02Ott August 5 31 Youngman contractors and builders. Delivered to ROLVES & WIESNER, Props. KoblhaseC 28 2 48 Rates of Taxation. orders from the country promptly attended Kopiske Christ 2 68Otto Alb 6 90 Zieske John any desired point either by team or rail Kohlhase &Co24 48 1 32 7. Delinquent Tax List. to. Mattke Alb 4 65SchlimanChri»t2 80 at liberal prices. All orders by 'wail 83Klein Fred 7 38 Klossner jr 28 8. Notice of Delinquent Tax Sale. In addition to the bus line, a fine line promptly attended to. Re- 9. Public Notice of Expiration of LAKE HAN8KA. TOWN OF STARK. of tigs for city customers will be furnished JGIMMII {old, demplion. Laudenschlager, School Dist 81. at reasonable rates. Busses wiL School Dist. 10. Dated at New Ulm. Minn., this 5th make all trains from both hotels. Barn Asleson EUef 9 17Paulson 1 58 Lendt Chr 3 68|Schultz Chas lay of December, A. D. 1891. 7 49 is located to the rear of the Dakota Bottemsloecken Rolstad Siver 4 22 Chas. Stengel, Prop. Lewis B. Krook School Dist 11. Dealer in House. Marit 17 Roland Nels 4 44 Countv Auditor 1 4 40 Marihard jr STOVES, Bjerlsen Elleef 7 56Roland 02 17 Benham E E KMP». H. HANSCHEN. (OPPOSITE DEPOT.) Bellig Sam 3 01Meidle Bakke 51 2 Roland 89 Mich 99 Chairman Board of Co. Corns. Bellig Peter 3 97Plath 2 48 BlessumHansE 107 Rice Math 1 37 I will serve a hot and cold lunch every Crumlet Frk 87 Rubey A 3^76 Contractor and Builder. Bergaust OleE 4 97Roland Peter 5 HARDWARE, TINWARE anu morning, and at the same time the finest line of s7 Catarrh Cured, health and sweet Bentdale O 5 34Strom Johannes 31 Fred 2 57Roberts wines, liquors and cigars will always be found on LIGHTNING RODS. NEW ULM, breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh hand. I will endeavor to accomodate everybody N N 21SynestebyOle 1 93 2 94Stelzer & 1 Christopherstm 2 1 90 to the best of satisfaction, hoping to always extend ThA Celebrated White, Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal In Estimates on buildings or on material Chamalka 2 74 (ieo Fagerli Thos 2 08Synsteby Sr 4 85 4 48 and improve the place. free. jector Sold by Henmngsen & I New American & Singer and labor, more especially on mason CHAS. STENGEL Hoseth Lars 2 77Synsteby jr 12 Duncan Jac 3 35Schram A 116 Kiese' work, furnished on application. Prompt 20Stone Iver 9 04 Farmer Dav 1 71SchwertfegerA 2 23 Helling Ole 5 SEWING MACHINES Gruenenfelder&Co. attention given all work and satisfaction Soremgard O 65 95 Krov Geo 2 67SchwertfegerH Johnson O 15 60 A great many persons who have found Cor. Minn. &1 South Str. NewUlm Minn guaranteed. The sale of all kinds 08Turbes Peter Johnson 4 64Thorson Theo 3 71 Kaufenberg 1 5 11 no relief from other treatment, "have of cement, lime, adamant (a new kind 48Vollmer 14Thorson Gut 7 51 Miner O E 2 5 44 Johnson S 1 been cured of rheumatism by Chamberlain's of hard plaster)} and plaster hair a PLUMBERS THERE IS WAR IN THE ELEMENTS.,, 86Thoraon Gut Joramoe Fred 1 School Dist. 24. Pain Balm. Do not give up until specialty. Joramoe 3 27 Guardian 41 3 you have tried it It is only 50 cents Hartman Henry Sr 5 76 Mil DON'T TOO FOHBET IT. Joramoe 1 52Thorson Ener 3 38 Are now prepared to supply lawns per bottle. For sale by 0 M. Olson School Dist. 25. residences and places of business with Joramoe Ole 1 88Thompson 1 47 Druggist. lm. FAAS & KOBARSCH. water-works connections in first class Miderget MiD 111 Ulen Ole 2 76 Dungan W 1 84Miner W W 2 56 I now make an 18x22 matted picture, manner. Nundai MonsC 1 24Viste 01e„E 1 01 Diddl Mary E 2 41Weiss,Clem 2 59 Sleepless Nights, made miserable by (life size)and one dozen cabicets for $7. Groebner 18 39Wind horn Nundal Pigre 1 16Bentdalen O E 48 No money on largo picture until you 3 62 The 'above parties would give the that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is HACK LINE. Gilman Wm 2 24Gilman Nundai 2 57Rolstad 33 Frk are satisfied work is as good as any 2 28 public notice that they are now prepared the Remedy for you. Sold by Henningnse Hager Jos 1 70 Groebner A turned out in New Ulm or any place. Oren And A 2 3* to do all manner of plumbing and 2 21 The undersigned will hereafter run .. &*Kiesel., HumphreyTA 2 15Gilman A It will be to your interest to make inquiry are ready to guarantee satisfaction. 41 hack to and from depot on arrival of School Dist 49 Hopkins Ed 1 75Wichstad before having work done. Satis Charges reasonable. Office at Kobarsch's all trains carrying passengers. Ord rs 189 Watonwan Co. For lame back, side or chest, use faction guaranteed. shop. may be left at their livery stable. School Dist 27. Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 Lee Frank 12 34|Tondewold 6 72 J. F. CROWEIX, Round trip fare 25 els. Bangats Ferd 2 76 Ortwein Wm 2 99 Shelly Liver 11 60| cents. Sold by Henningsen & Kiesel. Kretsch & Beig. Friton 4 47 Pelzl 158 School Dist. 54. Hugo 19 Rosenthal 76 Rudolphi's Building, Upstairs. —AND— Ahlnes 5 53 Nundai 9 96 E S Grundmeyer 4 24 Soukop The laws of health are taught in our 2 85 NEW ULM, MINN. Andrson 2 19 Olson Pauline 3 01 Hartman jr 2 87 Schueller 2 53 schools but not in away to be of much Broste O 3 13 Ubl Jos 3 21 Ladies Furnishing Goods. HarringtonH 3 1 48 Wertzler E practical benefit and are never illustrated 2 83 DR. HUMPHREYS' SPECIFICS ore sclentiflcaUr and Bryggen Iver 3 71 carefully prepared prescriptions used for Many Olson Marit 2 64 Keegan 2 17 Windhorn W by living examples, which in many 445 Schiffert O 3 09 Olson Paul 2 35 Lang A Sr 1 66 Woolley N 185 cases could easily be done. If some ]Vhr. U. tfollmkqn & o. 0 Evenson 2 70 Paulsou Ole 4 66 Contractors for Lukis 1 75 Weiss Michl scholar, who had just contracted a cold 2 74 These Specifics cure without dragging, purging Haugen 2 01 or reducing the system, and are to fact and Paulson A 4 42 Neudegg^r M. 3 35 Lang A jr was brought before the school, so that 4 52 TUBULAR S& WINDMILLS need the sovereign remedteaaf theWwld Helling 5 22 opposite the Paulson 3 76 all could hear the dry loud cough, and School Dist. 33. 81Paulson 1 00 Union Hotel, New Ulm, Hanson Thore 3 know its significance see the thin white UBT OF PRINCIPAIJ NOB. CUBES. PBICM. Eckstein Geo 2 08|Prokosch A 1 Fevers, Congestion. Inflammation .. 150 Helget John 3 93 Selmer A 60 couting on the tongue and later, as the Worms, Worm Feyer, Worm Colic We have jary received a laree new stock of Fall Prokosch Geo 1 97[Schroepfer 2 43 Crying Colic, orTeething of Infanta Kjolstad A 3 01 Sslmer Martha 2 41 cold devulopes see the profuse watery Mlllitery Goods coniteUngin part of Hats, Bonnets, Diarrhea., of Children or Adult* ... Velvets, Silks Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, School Dist. 39. Lieb Anton 5 27 Teigen 2 23 expectoration and thin watery discharge 5 Dysentery. Grlplng-BillousColic. fee Cholera. Morbus, Vomiting 6 150 1061 Lien Pete Weltsch 3 37 Berg Hy Humphrey Ed 28 from the nose, not one of them would Also Patterns for stamping monograms. Stamping 7 Coughs, Cold, Bronehitls.. of all kinds furnished". Embroidery Work Neuralgia, Toothache, Faoeache non 3 57 Miller O A 3 12 ever forget what the first symptoms of Wm HumphreyTR4 73 Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo Vertlg and Kensington painting done to order ^nd lessons School Dist. 67. a cold were. The scholar should then 10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach Braun Jos 2 24 Merihord Sr 2 37 given. 11 S^pressedor^PaiBjfullPeriodsl 20 29 Anderson O 5 59HalstenrudTO 2 80 171 Mullen be given Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Anton Schwersler Dinneen 1 2 Whites, too Profuse Periods 2 67 13 Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing ... Anderson A 3 15Kjelshnse 11 94 3 53 Penniiigr Car freely that all might see that even a severe Euper 14 fcn.lt Rheum, Eryalpelaa, Eruptions. AmundsonO 4 39Kjellins: N O 07 5 35 cold could be cured in one or two 5 67 13 Rheumatism, WieHmatlcPains.... Frank jr 16 Fever and Ague, Chins, Malaria.... 63 days, or at lea&t greatly mitigated, when AmundsonAO 2 86Lillcodden 0 3 60 6 29 Plots Fred Hillesheim 17 Piles, Blind or Bleeding Kiesling Block, New Ulm, Minn. AmundsonJ O 20 Olstad O 1 22 5 61 StarkVollmer 106 properly^ treated as soon as the first 1 9 Catarrh, Influenza, Cold Inthe Head 2 0 Whoopin* Cough. Violent Coughs. BjnrnebergHL2 26 Olstad Peter 4 73 Geo 10 61 vmptoms appear. For sale by O. M. 24 2 4 General Debility .Physical Weakness A -7- DEALER IN BjownebergFF 6 55Rono 4 99 Olson, Druggist. lm 2 7 Kidney Disease 45. School Dist, 2 8 Nervous Debility. WINES AN0 FINE LIQUORS. Brude Lars A 4 64Schelley Ed E 82Bruckbaner Urinary Weakness, Wetting Bed. I' 84Schroepfer A 2 ALSO SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 2 Diseases of theHeart,PalpUatlonl. 2 25 Brudeli A A 2 40Schelley E 3 26 An honest Swede tells his story Schiller W Frank Jno 185 3 00 I handle Bourbon Whiskey, Dave Bjaervg Fred 3 33Schellev .AERM0T0R. E E 3 62 Sold by Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt plain but unmistakable language for Suess And Felber Jos 175 2 90 Jones Brandy, Anderson Club, Cognac, mice." Da. HUKTHBEYS' MATTDAL, (144 pages) Caute Thos 3 15Torgrinson 5 31 the benefit of the public. One of my bound In cloth and gold, mailed tree. Schaefer Aug Our office in New Ulm, Minn. J. 4 51 Guth jr 3 18 and Imported Port Wine for medical Chute A W 4 71Torgrihson A 4 71 HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE OOOor. children took a severe cold and got the Seidl Helget Jos 130 3 71 H. Shomberg is our agent at Sleepy use also the celebrated St. Julien Clarets, William and John Streets, NdirYork, Christenson O 2 06Torgrinson 3 39 croup. I gave her a teaspoonful of Veit 133 Rhine and Riesling Wines and 4 75 Eye. S E I I Frederickson Torgrinson 4 26 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, und in Vollmer Hegert 3 50 2 50 Champagne. Whiskey ranging in 11Thorson Inger 6 39 Hans 3 five minutes later I gave her one more. Helget Jno 2 59 Wurtzberger A 3 40 price from $1.50 to $6 per gallon." My JULIUS KRAUSE Grove O 76 Veo Andres O 2 58 By this time she bad to cough &up the Welsch A goods ar^ of the very best grades and Koestner A 2 35 135 GrovsesethL 3 60Peterson O S 1 84 gathering in her throat. Then she went MILLINERS are guaranteed as represented. Lendt Sarah 63 Werrsal W 175 A\- School Dist. 73. to sleep and slept good for fifteen minutes. Nowak'Jno 191 Keegan 132 HOUSE \M PAINTER Then she got up and vomited Broste Ole 4 69Mo Johannes 3 70 H. FRENZBL, Remiger W 4 78 Sherman 112 then she went back to bed and slept 85Norbsy Mathias 63 Enebo Syver 2 Mrs. Anton Olding, Sperl And 91 -JANDt- good for the remainder of the night. Gravseth I 1 86Norsby John 2 87 Manufacturer of She got the croup the second night and Fsuper HaxLcer. Overli John 6 33 Haugen Ole 5 49 TOWN OF PBAIRD3VILLE. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE NEW ULM SODA WATER, I gave the same remedy with the same Rono Otto HansonErland 11 8 2 52 School Dist. 77. A-* '. Has on hand a good stock of Millinery Ronning Ole good results. I write this beeanse I' 3 02 Johnson Audrol 79 Ceiling Decoration a specialty. All SELTZER WATER Goodsconsisting in part of flats, Bonnets, 3 60 thought there might be some one in the Lilleodden 0 4 06 Strand 197 Dillmann 1 94Kalin work executed neatly, promptly and at Velvets, Silks, Ribbons, Feathers same need and cot know the true merits Lien Erland E 3 00 CeigenJohn 4 81 Emmerich Chr 169 MogensonBrosll 55 iA ^f^low rates. Human Hair, Flowers, &c. of this wonderful medicine.—Chas AND ,, 08Woolley A 10 S3 Mo Anders 1 Eagle Mill Co 9 31Sleepy Eye Mill Mostueo Iver A2 52Wooley FredericksonL 8 78Co Shop, Corner Broadway and Fifth St froideryWork,s Also Pattern lor stamping mono- A Thompson, Des Moines, Iowa. 50 9 90 45 28 4f* CHAMPAGNE CIDEfi. HohmanFrk 166 Masenden 3 40 cent bottles for sale^ by^C), M.,Olson, rams. Stamping of all kinds. EmGerman WellmanFred 11 89 "North/ SchoenbaechB 2 43 Michelson Wm 6 70 Horman Ernst 4 60Tosch Druggist. Knitting and Herman 5 New Ulm. Minn, Centre Street^ Bergman's Zephyr Yarns a specialty. "££m