•ipcff *}iSB$B &- & PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES. THEODOF MiM, School Dist. 59* LaudenscblaegerJ Jonas 97 Williams 166 Mell Jos 4 79]Penning 16 2ft Ellandson 157 Melzer Zeller 16 92 Laudenschlaeger GruenholzjlH 184 Melzer TOWN OF COTTONWOOD. NEWULM. 5 94 MinaJ 22 32Zschunke Hanson Kund 4 29 Nelson O School Dist 1. •-,-* Dist. 1* Harbo P? 515 Paulson TOWN OF HOME. Alwin E 543 Nagel Charles 5 15 Haagen 145 StoneOle 83Lind John 14 51 School Dist. 13. Amme Wm 5 Biebel Mag" 1 24Sprenger A Jacobson S 3 80 Thormadsom IP 8 22 Lind&Hagbergl2 31 Arndt Carl 1 76 Guse Christian 1 52 Bertrand 9 64 Kumm Ch.ist 7 89 Jorgenson O 3 47 Thormadson "T4-60 MANUYAOTU1SK OF LeiboldFrk 2 56 Crystal Spring, Bourbon Whiskey, Alwin Adolph 54 Bertrand 3 11 Lebert Anna 4 06 School Dist Johnson R_ 3 72 Thormadson N 75Hennessy 2. 78Lilli Henry 2 16 Aman Andro 4 Brandy, & Otard, Dupuy & Current Jacob 1 20 Moll Conrad 5 07 Koester John 9 62 Warderman &3 ,370 Prahl Carl Lilla John 72 Brinkman 2 97 4 10 Co, Cognac. Imported Tarragona Ports Arnold 8171 A 5 00 Morehouse 2 60 Larson N 2 81"Anderson IT 41 7 Retzlaff 4 41 Loheyde 47 02 Cottonwood «Stock for private or medical use. The ce1*! Ambrosch Ig 169 W 3 43 Raverty Pat 4 38 25Sturm John 5 28 Loheyde Bob 1 26 Co 4 brated St Julien Clarets and California Albrecht 5 61 School Dist. 87. I JP 2 64 Raverty 134 Paul AJXD VZAIMRUt Lanterbaoh 22 Davis S 3 53 4 83 Adam Anton 183 Reisling wines. Whiskey ranging Case 2 88 Raverty Wm 184 Evenson 47 Kjestad S 348 76Smelz Frk Fischer 4 8 92 Lohmer Adam 69 in price from $1.50 to $4.00 per gallon. AufderheideF4190 Case A 1 9l|Tnttle A 5 44 Evenson T' 137 LundbergO Tobaccaand^Smokers'Articles, I 3 28 Schrapp Fred 3 94 Larson John 1 26 Feesenmeier 4 78 Pure Alcohol $3.00 per gallon. 61 Bettke Emil Cutting Wm 120 Wagner A 2 27 Evenson A 68 Michelson 3 85 42Scheible Jacob 5 33 Landwehr FW 155 Wilhelm2 216 Breu Alois Cutting A A 98 Wevers Wm 173 Grothe'A 4 24 Nelson Iver JUSTbuilding OPENED. 2 86 WIESENTHAL 89Schaefer 2 93 Leonhardt Brot9 00 Groebner A 2 817 Berry A Helgeson 2 51 Nelson N 169 Beinhorn's New Ulm Minn. School Dist, 17. 17Winkelman W 4 04 58Mueller Peter 180 Guth George 6 10 Bogen A A Olson Helickson S 207 41 CronkC 1114 Raverty Geo 2 61 Mueller Theo Lipp Michl 8 02 Albert 3 91 I have just opened my new grocery 1123 6 38 Bogen Mare Haugen 126 Olson 173 39Raverty Wm 82 26Mueller A Cutting 1 Nichols Al 2 55 store and am now ready to supply th« 15 Bobleter John 1 Hanson 100 Olson 167 Steffel Andro 4 76 Wine And Beer Hall. 7 needs of thejmblic. A fresh, clean smd 04Mullen 27 36 Bochum Frk 6 School Dist. Goshen. Hanson Peterson Ole 2 23 2 64 00Steffel John 6 79 Maltzahn Ed John 4 new line of goods will always be keptOIL ft 5 29 Buenger Louis 32 40 Annen John 2 44 Owens Hugh Johnson 181 2 84 1 90 Rorvig Byorn 96Schultz Aug 4 57 51McKittrick E GanskeMichl 2 F, WEIZKE, *, hand. Location in the new Boes»Wb»! Baer Ed W 6 3 75 Duetseh Andro 2 71Popp Johnson Michl 140 4 80 Schaleben 5 29 67WerringJChas 4 09 McHale McRae John 3 Building, R. Pfefferle. 148 Berg Bubert 115 Koester A John 62 2 75 Strom 2 32 Rowland Hugh 27 37Werring Wm McPhee Peter 4 183 Muhs John Brown County 07 Kjestad Davis Herbert 3 41Rowland Nath 5 66 3 01SlettarPO' 2 03 42Werring Hor .0 90 Martine Isaac 6 This is one of the most popular resorts 4 25 432 00Metzke Fritz Schmidt Christ 2 94 Bank Edwards WW 62 Robertson S 4 31 School Dist, 38. of its kind in the valley. Finest 26Nenno N 36 Blanchard Alb 2 drinks always kept on hand. School Dist, 3. Nun Sr 04 Ahlnes Lars, 4 13 Olson Brandt Ernst 79 School Dist 19. 3 69 Nagel Fr W Anderson 3 76 Olson Julia 6 27 Breu Louis 1 94Mohr Martin 6 56 Brandt Wed 162 Albrecht Carl 2 84 Heimerdinger FRED WILLIAMS, FRANK SCHNOBRICH PROP Broste O OrenT Nagel Herr 9 15 28Manderfeld Ja5 51 2 98 Dietrich Jos 4 3 11 dendorfj 2160 79Henry 12 55 Beitz Henry 3 93Nicolaus & Brusce Wm 3 81 Olson Dietz John 2 90Oppelt Christ 3 12 BaasenFrancis 4 151 /Id Beltz John 3 29Kenedy 53 Johnson En George 2 76 Rohner Jacob BeussmanBros5418 Goetsch 5 40 2 99 1 98 Ouren 163 Bohanan 5 30 Mahlzahn Carl 1 05 Having taken M. Epple's meat mar. PROPRIETOR OP Johnson Eckstein John 2 61 Boeder Gust 5 18 Paulson Beussman 1 04 New Ulm Brewing 4 00 4 90 Burghard Wm 1 41Meyer August 3 26 ket, I am prepared to wait on all customers Johnson O 2 99 SAMPLE ROOM Co 1109 Fortwengler H8 94 Rein Theo 4 82 Paulson Beussman 36 4 32 AND with fresh meats, sausage, hams, Burghard Dan 1 27Poleskv Aug 56 Lee Knud O Roeok Matt 4 22 Syverson BaarsoktWm 68 Nobis LB 1 23 "Henry HI 89 2 91 2 23 lard, etc., always on hand. Orders from Battig Carl 2 61 Poleyk'yRich 170 BILLIARD HALL Ouern A 45SchlumbergerJ336 5 12 Vee Ole BaarschF/W 7 70NewhartJudas37 26 Groebner Wzl 4 Cummings 1 51Pieske Carl 2 34 3 04 the country attended to. 09Schaeftler W 412 Nix 3 acob 15 Gag Jos 6 Bingham A 5 52 Clary W 8 66Pech George 1 72 School Dist 53. Fine line of wines, liquors and LIVERY, Springer Peter 3 86 AND BOARDIt Bingham A W 6 15 Nix Robert 12 06 Kalb John 7 74 cigars Chisholm 2 06 Pickle Rose 1 64 Anderson 8 32 Olson A SALE 4 81 always kept in stock. Schneider Frk 4 61 Bingham Bros63 72 New Ulm Lodge Dey Wm 5 74Pickle Ernst 2 21 Kasulke Gottfe 4 20 Bakken Fvaa 4 54 Olson 98 41Wiesner Jos 4 84 Boesch Wer 78 44 New Block, Minnesota Str., New Ulm. O 53 1440 Pickle Al Sr 5 80 Luger Isidor 1 Grabow Fred 3 24 Bakken And 136 Ouren 3 78 92Schnobrich Jos 2 28 Boock Chri9t 04Neuman Hry 6 05 Landstemer Jos Pickle Alex 1 62 Grunderman 3 44 Botten 3 15 Pladson Cement Work. 3 46 Martin 3 53 BoockWilhell3 82 Neuman Ed 2 06 41Raverty 1 25 Frk 2 51 Galle 1 Bakken N 115 Paulson E 3 60 08Seifert John 5 25 Beyer Charles 3 88Neuman 112 11 Sherman Jose 1 93 Marschner 1 Heimerdinger DietlWolfgr 109 Rusten O 3 55 Behnke 19 94New Ulm Roller Strong Charles 67 Metzen George 3 41 John 3719 Dietl Jos 3 24 Rusten PO jr 57 The undersigned announces that Behnke Frk H53 96 Mill Co 21168 lessrow Nath 64 he Heimerdinger School Dist Dahl 6 90 Rusten E 48 is now prepared to do all kinds of cement Behnke Alb 8 71 N Electric Erickson A Fred 10 21 310 Rusten Drexler Anna 3 18Schreier Carl jr 38 3 64 BehnkeB&Col35 00 work, such as sidewalks, cellars, Light Co 54 00 FredericksonA 79 Syverson School Dist 30. Scheibel Henry 8 96 Dahl Christ 6 42 161 cisterns etc. either by*contract or by Burk Gottfr 7 99Ottomeyer GA1217 Hanson 60 Siebert jr Sohmidt John 3 41 Addy James 3 77Kissner Chas 2 39 EngelbertJF 218 194 Burg Frk Sr 16 88Ochs the day. All kinds of material and especially Anton 51 Jeske Larabee Ed 19 Charles 5 43SchnobricnWzl341 4 1? Siebert Sr 518 Addy Wm 92 Burg Frk jr 3 24 cement of tne best quality Olson O 50 05 Larson Fenske Gust 1 08Schreier 0 Sr 729 8 68 Ulen Hans Block Ernst 3 55Larabee S 4 29 2 23 Brust Charles 13 75Olding kept on hand and sold at low figures Anton 8 86 KRETSCH & BERG, Prep. Neuman Ed W 26 2 90 Zick Fred Fritsche JErnst 3 89 Breuss Gustav 5 76Larabee\Erick 2 82 4 88 Brust Wm 1 33PfaenderWSr 14 44 JOHN LUETJEN. Ohme W Gaettke John 5 12Schmidt 'Forater Martin 4 93 Rombarg Hen 9 15 Jos 2 31 3 81 Zupfer Michl 4 14 Crone Bros 253 72PfaenderWjr Fine turnouts furnished with or •wlthou 3 86 HELLER I SEITER. Helget Wenzel 2 60 Sperl Anton 5 46 drivers at reasonable rates. Fishing, hunting Gerboth Fred 4 91 Tessmer John 5 63 Genesa 8 64 WysiAlcohol Pfaender 4 75 and Pleasure parties furnished teams. Ladles Janke Fritz 6 08Tauer George Jaros Math 3 42Welter Peter 3 30 Ferdi 46 saddle horses. Fine Carriages for funerals. Prokosch John 3 89 Jeske Aug 2 40 Kissner Albert 1 53Wheeler & Co 4 50 Office and barn In Skating Rink. Fine Hsu-salt Free 3 99 21Prahl W 1 30 Carl 4 Tins for funerals kept STORE..occasionshsucrforordeni Kopp Alois 5 28 John 3 27 School Dist. 39. 52Popp Jos 72 Tneodor 7 Mack Andro 2 25Ubl Jos 3 18 Franke Louis 5 47[Miller Fred 1 94 79Pfenninger 78 45 The above parties are now prepared te Henry 27 Mohr John 7 76 Andro 2 99 Meyer Henry 7 57|Penning Mart 9 35 pure alcohol to make WOLFF'S ACME Peuser Fred 1 48 CitizensBank587 70 make contracts for Pfisterer Henry 6 00Waibel Alex 6 03 School Dist. 21 BLACKING. Alcohol is good for leather Crowell 4 46Peters A 04 Retzlaff Fred 6 95 PAINTING, Walter Fred 4 61 OjeEd 1 17 Bertrand 7 43 it is good forthe skin. Alcohol is the chief Cordes Henry 54 Palmer & Land- Filzen Jos 3 78 Peterman Phil 1 57 School Dist, 5. CALCIMINING, ingredient of Cologne, Florida Water, and Dengler John 39 wehr 7 20 Frass John 3 38|Rose Fred Sr 1 70 Bentzin 3 91 HamanJF & Co 5 33 Dengler Dan Pahl EG 21 60 Bay Bum the well known face washes. 176 PAPERING, Kuelbs Michl 3 68 4 58 Sasse Fred Backer Aug 5 90 Willie 2 04 Dengler Mel Peterson S 6 66 72 We think there is nothing too costlyto use Krzmarzick 3 65Schmit 176 DECORATINGS Dauer Andre 4 28 Louise 60 Dongus 87Peterson S 6 in a good leather preservative. OF Losleben Ant Schwartz Aug 3 04 159 "L 6 85 Kuelzo Charles 1 46 Dietz Georg and all ether kinds of work in their line 43 Impl Co 21 81 Acme Blacking retails at 20c* Losleben And 39Timm Martin 125 2 Edward W. Baer, Dietz Henry Engel John 5 30 Willie 1 23 Pfefferle 2 67 If you want work done neatly and in .93 Losleben Jos 2 51Wagner 2 40 E Feesenmeier 5 i9 Leikam Geo 2 48 and at that price sells readily. Many Pechtl John 4 25 an artistic manner do not fail to call on Dona\wntAnna 129 Madory E 99Woldrich Thek3 20 2 Griebel Michl 6 44 Reinhart John 9 58 people areso accustomed to buying a dressing us. {C. HELLAR. Doster George 6 12 Quense Aug 15 66 Mielke Fred WoldrichGeo 29 81 2 18 Opposite Meridian Block. Grossman A 2 08 Roberts 5 63 or blacking at 5c. and 10c. a bottle Dittbenner Frk 9 68Roos 13 18 &:OTTO SEITER, O'Brine Mick inZimanskyWm 2 63 Gulden Nic 3 42 Thiede Ernst 4 68 9 Dittbenner Bud 58 that they cannot understand that a blackingcanbe A large assortment of all kinds of tinware always Roos Helene 1J48 Keute & Nagel. on hand. Gerhard 39 Werner Michl 4 45 Dtepolder 10 26Roos Chas 8 50 School Dist. 22. cheap at 20c. Wewant to meet All orders entrusted to ^ie will receive promptattention. Rosa 4 17 Wagner Jacob 4 19 Durbahn Jur Ruemke Wm 2 34 Special attention given to the mann 7 81 38MoGregor Chas3 12 them with cheapness if we can, and to ao Brteck Frk 1 facture of tin and iron roofs. Schwetzler 1 87iRubel 1 59 Doehne Ruemke 27 11 56 37 89McKinzie Colin3 65 complish this we offer a reward of Dumke Michl 4 Repairing done neatly and omptly & Co 2 OOlWesterman 0 1 44 Eckstein A 5414 Rein & Co 5 40 Eastman 3 73Moll Daniel 5 21 $10,000 RBWULM, MINN TOWN OF MELFORD. Eckstein A 16 41Regelin 3 21 Glatigny A 381 Murphy Denis 81 MASONS AND CONTRACTORS. School Dist 8. Meat Market, Engnlbert Regelin 1 33 133 Murphy Ed Gehrke Daniel 3 83 59 Eggert Fred 3 89 Roth Charles 29 Arbes Nic 3 38 Krueger John 4 42 Hoflman Math 5 64 Murphy Alex 1^38 All kinds of mason work and piastering EmerichWmSr 2 34 Reim Anna 4 21 Kunz Ferdi 2 61Murphy Mar Brinkman W 4 16Knees Alb 2 28 f03 done to, order, whether in city or EmerichWmjr 36 Reini Adolph 4 18 Kroschel Wm 5 46 Baker Ch & A 9 92 Wm 46 O'Brien John 183 country. Refeieuce, C. A. Ochs. JOS. SCHHOBRICH, Prop'r., Engel Henry 148 Rathman A 5 40 Bernhardl 88 Lange Aug 3 18Radatzke A George 1119 2 48 NEW Ulm, Minn for a recipe which will enable us to make Eibner Wd 7 99Rolloff Charles 4 21 Montgomery'D 27 Fred 74 Lehman Paul 3 70 SomervnleWE 3 83 Corner Minn. & Centre Str., New Ulm. WOLFF'S ACHE BLACKING at such a price Bus And Liverv Line. Rudolph 12 67 77Neumann Jul 3 37 Empire Mill 95Somerville Dehn Wm 4 Jas 1 2 99 thata retailercanprofitably sell it at 10c. a1 A large supply of fresh meats, sausage, 88Mauch George 6 41 Co 33811 Rudolphi 26 82 Falk Adam 5 N 1 70Wellnitz Aug 99 hams, lard, etc., constantly on bottle. We hold this offer opeu/Ufatil Eagle Roller Retzlaff 42 91 Math 5 74 3 14Watschke W FrankJAug 6 56 2 27 hand. Highest market price paid far Jan. 1st, 1893. i-~ 432 00 Stoeckert John 7 92 91Milford Horse Mill Co Gluth Wm 2 Montgomery 3 21 cattle, Hogs, Hides, Wool, -etc. mi. WOLFFftEANDOLPH, Philadelphia* RQLVES & WIESNER, Props, Co 4 98 FlorJos 14 29 Seiter Helena 24 48 School Dist. 23. Hartneck Jos 1 99 orders from the country promptly 'attended Flor Lorenz 54 Seiter Wm 4 97 43Prosch Christ Rosenan Fred 2 70 Brandel 3 3 10 Haubric Jac 8 61 to. 9 07 Seiter Albert 07 Steinmetz And2 67 Filzen Christ Corey 8 77Rose Frk 57 HaengaertnerA4 80 HUMPHREYS* In addition to the bus line, a fine line Schramm Chr 6 15 Filzen Joseph 36 Schneider 7 49 Corey 4 01 Radatzke Fred 4 65 Kuehn Gust 2 18 of ligs for city customers will be furnished Commercial |oteIr Fritsche A 11 09 Schneider 9 11 Seifert Jos 5 47 HauserJacob jr3 16 Sieg Martin Knees Philiyy 5 02 VETERINARYSPEC1FICS 197 at reasonable rates. Busses wil Frank&Bentz 38 09Schneider 04 Speckman A Krinke Wm 7 32 3 Sear Rosa 4 77 12 make all trains from both hotels. Barn Friederioh 29 Schneider 6 09 66Schmitz E Krzmarzick 4 School For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, Dist 9. 77 is located to the rear of the Dakota Chas. Stengel, Prop. Fischer Anna 2 16 Schneider & Krzmarzick A 118Schmitz W 3 ArnoldiMath 2 85HenleAthanaslO AND POULTBY. 83 68 House. Fiemeyer Jos 2 81 Schaefer 2718 Krzmarzick Al 2 69 Werner Fried 80 0 Page Book on Treatment of Animals Braisch Carl 3 59Moll 186 Henry 7 24 and Chart Sent Free. Friedman Frk 19 SchnobrichFrkl7 60 22Weyhe Theo H. HANSCHEN. Marty Albert 2 5 Current S W 2 95Reinhard 54 6 42 CURES 5 Fevers,Con(restions, Inflammation (OPPOSITE DEPOT.) ErenzelHenry 12 13 SchnobrichJSr 6 26 Mielke Ferdi 3 03 Watschke A.A. I Spinal Meningitis, Milk Fever. 4 73 E 3 62Spelbrink 2 85 B.B.—Strains, Lameness, Rheumatism* FollmanB&Col4 98 SchnobrichJjil7 42 Orth Fred 5 33 I will serve a hot and cold lunch every 245 a to a Essig Aug 2 89 C.C.—Distemper, Nasal Discharges. Guendner Jos 2 34 morning, and at the same time the finest line cf Schwertzler A 3 75 School Dist. 24 D.D.—Bots or Grabs, Worms. 2 59 John 7 18 wines, liquors and cigara will always bo found on NEWULM, MINN. E.£.—Congbs, Heaves, Pneumonia. Grimmer AS 2 09Siebenbrnnner 59Remmele Christenson 10 5 hand. I will endeavor to accomodate everybody 50 3 70|Sear Auguste 5 18 F.F.—Colic or Gripes, Bellyache. Froemmiog Estimates on buildings or on material Groebner 3 49 to the best of satisfaction, hoping to always extend Math 3 57 52Remmele Hillesheim A 13 G.G.—Miscarriage, Hemorrhages. 5 22 92Siemers Alb 5 07 Frank Jos 11 and improve the place. H.H.—Urinary and Kidney Diseases. and labor, more especially on mason Gross Phillipp39 67 Schmidt S 57 86 Ludwig 2 26 Both W 130 Vogel Aug 2 59 1.1.--Eruptive Diseases, Mange. Jueneman Aug 20 CHAS. STENGEL. work, furnished on application. Prompt GuetlingJulius 1 26Schmidt Gott 2 45 SchultzG Mandel Wm 2 58 6 J.K.—Diseases of Digestion, Paralysis* 23 72Wagner Ed 3 10 Jos 3 Single Bottle (over 50 doses), 6 0 attention given all work and satisfaction Guldan Anton 15 Schmidt 16 63 TOWN OF Sigel. Gmenenfel&er&Co. Heinen Anton 95 Juni 4 09 Stable Case, with Specifics, Manudl, .. guaranteed. The sale of all kinds Gebser Carl 1145 Schmidt A 51 School Dist. 6. Veterinary Cure OU and Medicator, $ 7 0 0 Heinen Peter 2 18 Gabriel John 1 95SchapekahmH of cement, lime, adamant (a new kind 1 15 62Klinkhammer J140 a Veterinary Care OH, 1.0 0 Besemer Lud 2 School Dist. 14. Sold by Druggista or Sent Prepaid anywhere of hard plaster)} and plaster hair a Grusendorf 1 1 15Schapekahm Domeier Jos 4 38Leidscher Frk 3 87 and in any quantity on Receipt of Price. PLUMBEBS Backer Herm 188 Goede Henry 10 15 Louis 7 53 specialty. Bros & Co 10 80 Eckstein 1 86Manderfeld 6 46 HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE 00., Geske Herm 3 38 Goede Wm 2 81Sauer Hry Jr 118 Corner William and John Sts., New York. Ernst 5 73 Henry 2 97 LIME! LIME! Forster Carl 7 20 Are now prepared to supply lawns Geveke Con 2 27SchmuckerJ Geiger Jac 2 37Mack & 6 18 25 92 Guggisberg 1 62 Henry 281 HUMPHREYS' residences and places of business with Haeberle Dav 2 08Puengel Gag Anton 6 09Schoch Fred 2 09 5 79 40Niedegger 1 86 Grau George 2 water-works connections in first class Hen&l Ed 3 36 Grebe Frz 1 08Schwendingerl No.28 Chr 71 HOMEOPATHIC 4 45 George S A 6 27Portner Andro 4 33 manner. Gratz Math 195 Hansing Chas 7 61Pfaender WINKELMANN'S LIME Wm 5 53 Stindt John 72 John 3 33 Guggisberg 6 90 ISPECIFIC Gillmore 9 51 Hoffmann 4 88Pfeifer Jost 3 33 Schaefer Chr 7 95 KILN. HACK LINE. Hillesheim A 6 12Sittauer Job 5 32 Graff Cath 39 60Sfchiefer Heymann Aug 5 77Ruok 7 89 Frk 7 il Hillesheim 8 45Tauei Wzl 4 09 In BH 30 yean. The only ouccesaful remedy for On Minnesota River, near New Ulm, The undersigned will hereafter ran «. George S A 3 89Siebert Kuehne Ang 85 Rolloff Fred 3 04 John 6 88 Hoffman John 2 77 George 5 27 Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, is fully prepared to furnish lime of hack to and from udepot on arrival of Geisinger 3 52 LiederMrsW 121 Wiedeman 5 81 Schell Otto 5 19 Theisen Henrv 5 63 Hauser John 4 78 the very best quality in any quantity to all trains carrying passengers. Ord rs Gareis Bartl 1 51Schell Meyer Hry Sr 2 14 Wandersee Fr 3 57 aad Prostration, from over work or other causes. 58Vogel Jos 181 Aug 102 28 Hoffman Jos 4 contractors and builders. Delivered to 91 per viaLor 6 vials andlarge vial powder, for 96. may be left atf their livery stable. Hauenstein 97 06Stuebe Chas 38 20 Holm Jos Sr 3 43 Warta John 2 96 School Dist 15. SOLD BT DRUGGISTS, or ,ent postpaid on receipt any desired point either by team or rail Round trip fare 25 cts. 7 77Sommer ii of price.-HUMPHREYS* MEDICINE CO., 4 Carl 3 85 57Zeig Anton 64 Manderfeld N 3 39 jr 3 Altenburg 2 66 at liberal prices. All orders by Wil Kretsch & Beig. 9 9PStoll Gor. William and John Sts., N. Y. Christ 1 26 Zeig George KretschTher 3 08 76 Adam Bern 3 59 Marti Geo A 3 13 promptly attended to. SCIAFEE&IH BROTHERS & 00. W 6 84Strickler O 16 17 Jos 20 Borman Helen 7 37 Ben 5 36 ELaudeiischlager, MILLINERY Henle it MartilS 50 Schuetz Bab 15 Orth Mary 67 School Dist 10. 4 61 Bier Jos NE W ULM, MINN. Henle Anton 8 10Schleuder AH 10 05 Bohn Carl 4 64 Ledt Fred 4 95 4 37 Prahl Erdman 4 68 Classen Carl 3. Haeberle Leon 3 85SchubertFranz 8 14 37Prokosch Jos. 9 98 00Richartz Ant 9 38 —AND— Berg John jr 3 Gerke Fred 2 Contractors and Builders. Dealer in Ladies Furnishing Goods. STOVES, Koehne Gottfr 1 51Schubert*Flor27 00 Engel Christ 4 71 S&fert Andro 4 30 5 46 Skinner Wm 8 28 Jones Geo Plans and specifications furnished to Heinen E N 2 63Sohueller 1 55 Fischer A & 5 81 Soukop Wzl 5 52 Seifert Chr 6 21 Herb 111 order. Having received new and imPF°Ted. 'i Heinen Mich 90 Schotzko Wzl 46 62 Ganske Wm 2 12Schlegel Stefan 5 ol Schimmschack Knees Hry 199 machinery we are able to fur- ^ff^' 3f Herian Peter 10 98Seifert Henry 3 75 63Soukop Peter 5 31 Ludwig 2 Krueger Aug 6 75 Stef 3 72 an. nish all kinds of work in our line, HARD WARE, TINWARE ana (ties Huevelman W 2 59Seifert Jos 1116 Gross Sophie 6 09Schroapfer 3 18 Schubert Ad 7 22 Lambrecht A 914 Sash, Doors and Mouldings, also all 1 opposite the LIGHTNING BODS. fOT Haaslsidor 7 49Standard Oil Groebner 11 40Sellner Margar 3 85 Wieland Chr 1 39 Marti Geo 2 49 Jmlts. kinds of Turned and Scroll Saw Work I Haas George 3 82 Union Hotel, New Ulm, The Celebrated White, Thomas 4 04 Ziegenhagen 2 18 Co 8 10 Hoffman A 4 94 Metzen Geo 2.90 een Hirsch S 12 60Spreng Wilforth Jos 4 54 Chas 1 95 Kloekl Jos 4 04 I New American & Singer We have juet received a large new stock of F»ll School Dist 50. FAAS & KOBARSCH, ned Hellman Aug 3 89Snherer Millinery Goods consistingTn part of Hats, Bon. Peter 70 81 Krai John 3 82Wiltscheck Jos 5 61 Permandgen N5 10 mts Albrecht Her 8 32 SEWING MACHINES nets, Velvets, Silke Ribbons, Feathere, Flowers, im, Han&hen 97 Kuehn John 6 35 Arnoldi Michl 5 13 RadloffHerm 4 32 Silverson 11 56 fcc. tate Cor. Minn, tl South str. NewfUlm Minn Hummel W 32 62Schlumpberger Radke Wm 6 84 AIBO Patterns for stamping monograms. Stamping bed School Dist 68. Braunreiter 2 99 The (above] parties would give the of all kinds furnished. Embroidery Work and Huebner Con 5 87 12 35 KorbelJohn Sr2 99 Rolloff Ernst 2 82 BoettgerW jr3 59 Bingham Brosl4 73 public notice that they are now prepared THERE *IS WAR IN THE ELEMENTS.. the and Kensington painting done to order and legsons HeidemanCW 7 71Stelljes Bros 5 62 Dietz John 3 39 Lilla George 3 07 17Sachs Philipp 1 21 to do all manner of plumbing and Beussmann 7 given. Hagberg A 4 11Schnittker B.) 3 93 Flor George 8 77 Landhamer 2 82 Schoeweiler 4 08 Ganske Aug 5 05 are ready to guarantee satisfaction. AMD D08T I0D F0B6ET- IT. I Anton Schwerzler Hoyer Otto 10 41Stenzle Chas. 4 57 Forstner Thos 7 52 Rewitzer 4 78 71Sohroeder Jul 4 30 Charges reasonable. Office at Kobarsch's Gutschow Joa 1 Schmelz HornburgCH84 64 169 Hillesheim AA 5 61 Stueber Jos 4 45 Gust 2 44 shop. Fred 3 06 I now make an 18x22 matted picture, Schaller John the Henningsen & 9 94 Helget Jos 2 22Stadict? Thos 4 78 97Scnmitz Pet 6 03 Gareis John jr 2 86,011 (life size)and one dozen cabinets for $7. *JL, 00Schardt Jos Hengel Nic 2 09 Kiesel 54 47 Jos 20 SchimschackV 3 24 Hengel Peter 5 43 KieslingJBlock, New Dim, Minn. No money on large picture until you Hospital Alex 18 OOlTappe 2 63 Irwmg John 4 03Schulzr Mary 5 38 Kroschel Herm4 12 Emdire Mill are satisfied work is as good as any ited DEALER IN Jacobs Geo 25 53TobererJC 23 44 Jeunemann Jos 2 69 Co 12 45 August 2 64 Krause Gustav 1 91 Uta. turned out in New Ulm or any place. Juergens Wm 2 16Ubl John 1 84 Janni Martin 1 58 Stueber Christ 2 57 WINES AND FINE LIQUORS. Meklenburg 4 08 Richartz Wm 5 631 1 of It will be to your interest to make inquiry a to for ntre Riesling 19 15Vogelphol Her 7 35 Tauer George 412 KlinkhamerJos 2 44 Lamberton Elevator Mueller Hry .1 16 before having work done. Satis tnty Kretscb John 8 46Vogelphol HH 2 23 Ubl Andro 2.41 KretschGeorge8 57 TUBULAR TOLLS & WINDMILLS I handle Bourbon Whiskey, Dave Martin 38 Co 60 file faction guaranteed. Tetter 1 38 KretschFred 3 96 Kuehn Fred 2 62Weibel Alex 4 73 Jones Brandy, Anderson Club, Cognac, leof LINDEN. TOWN OF Kretsch&BergS8 41 Vetter W* 79 Kretsch Anton 4 81Wokosch Thos 3 49 and Imported Port Wine for medical J. F. CROWEIX,^ School Dist. 20. Koch EG 12 82Vogel Jos 64 72 nse also the celebrated St. Julien Clarets, School Dist. 69. Jenson EspensenC 6 03 4 32 Koch Wm 20 88Yogel 43 Boettger W Sr 5 43 KralL 4 40 Rhine and Riesling Wines and 6«n, Rudolphi's Building, Upstairs. ySf 60Jenson N 145 Christianson A 5 Kooh Wm and Velikanje 40 ^2,14Liesenfeld 4 36 Champagne. Whiskey ranging in BuggertAJ KnudsonP others 6825 Christianson 3 45 183 N E W UIJJI,. ,# MINN. 405 Van Dusen 81Neudegger price from $1.50 to $6 per gallon. My CW 3 4 Knudson E A Christeusen 67 62 Klossner jr 8143 W & Co 103 50 69Reiniser Geo 2 67 goods are of the very best grades and Baumann A 1 88, Knudson A Evensen E 4 01 612 MILLINBRY Retzlaff FH 78 are guaranteed as represented. KloesnerFred 6 38Vajen Henry 36 72 Domeier John 3 02 99Larson N Fischer 3 5 23 99 Krambeer-Ad 36 Wagner A 178 58Scherer Engel Oarl Sr 3 H. FRENZEL, Larson A •de- Grossman 2 09 14 87 4 02 Kowarsch 1 91 Wagner Chas 80 53 37Schweppe Jr 2 Larson C' Grathwohl Mrs. Anton Olding. 4 37 62 Kobarsch Theo3 IS Wech Jos 8 71 57Schweppe 2 57 mas Fischer Sr 2 Larson Hanson E 3 29 2.07 19Seifert Peter row Kitzberger A 5 98 Weddendorf H12 42 3 64 »«Jr ., Manufacturer of Nelson I that Halverson 4 32 417 Kamolz Carl 69 2 59|Tauer George 313 OPPOSITE POST OFFICE NEWULM WeddendorfJHl 51 Groebner *rayning SODA WATER, Hanson I Nelson N 72 3 83 KlinkhammerP 36 Weibel Henry 2 73 Has on hand a good stodk of Millinery WiltsoheokJ jr 2 09 Helget Gor Sr 3 69 Halverson Olson N 765 ftion Zimmerman. 95 Kaping Ferd 3 78Westphal A 3 64 Goods consisting in part of Hats, Bonnets, Hoffman Nic 1 81 SELTZER WATER Ined ^Halverson J^ Olson &^|I0 0 Enklofer Jos .2 61 ALSO SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE Kuetzing Frkl08 36 67 Guard 38 52 Helget Geo Jr 71 Velvets, Silks, Ribbons, Feathers eart Iverson a &3Peterson 86 Koehne Aug E 5 58 Rulke Herman 67 ttlO Wendler Gus 1 30 ,"3 2x1 Human Hair, Flowers, &c. Hoffman AERM0T0R. Jacobson AND ., Rasmnssen 2 02 Klippetein 7 38 2 17 Shaw Charles Weyhe Henry 4 29 81 Hacker te Also Patterns for stamping mono* of fe Jacobson Rasmussen A Our office sin New Ulm, Minn. J. 5 4.1 Berg Henry ^2 96 2 70 Kaula John 15 Wischerski E 16 85 147 CE&HF16HE CIDER, all James Wm "I grams. Stamping of all kinds. Embroidery JohanniJ 5 26 Schmit H.JShomberg is our agent at Sleepy tder Krook KB 155 02 WindmuellerM 83 Krai W 4 79 WS^and Christ 116 Work, German Knitting and prior Hanson Krook CW A 16 85 johanni 216 87 Webber 23 91 Eye. ftfc*ar. Bergman's Zephyr Yarns a speedialty