a N C. W. Ross is home from Minneapolis. .ALAMITY NEAR SPRINGFIELD. Henry Crone was in St, Paul Friday. Kickapoo Indian Medicines for sale at {•rive iihinr benefit from the use of vO. M. Olsen's Drugstore, Jos. Galles spent Sunday Springfield. iaewk. It appeen to .act upon tbe stomach* bowels, taver. ?ive Albert Seiter is in St. Paul. Children of John Lahey Cremated Sheriff Schmelz was in fWinthrop kidneys and bladder, Ice Cream to-day at Eibners. atmnlating all of Mrs. Alfred Roos is visiting in Winthrop. Monday, a Burning Farm House. Horace Newhart is home from Northfield. them to action and it is never too violent ^m A fine line of spring suitings just received. Mrs, Jacob Palmer of Fairfax spent & stimulant, for the ZP I buy my goods for cash and XickapooB live to a$«v«Sj 3urrounded at Midnight by flajps 0 M. Olson will go to Chicago in a Theo. Schwendinger has returned Sunday here. remarkable old .age. can give yon excellent bargains. They always admmia- g^flf they are Suffocated ancLJp| few days. from Germany. An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. MOEGER, the Tailor. ter the Sasnra to&^*?& their sick either alone m^r-m then Shrivelled into A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wm Scbeiderich is employed by N a P. Wheeler died on Saturday. No. 113 North. !MV& their other famous 5 Ashes. gel & Doster, Muessing on Sunday. J. H. Mohr and wife returned on Is the only place in the newly numbered ,. remedies.Elbe priceof Sagwa is one dollara bottle. HjKeute & Nagel have their office in the A. W. Bingham made a business trip Thursday from a visit in Dodge Centre. citv where you can get the best of _j i, The Kickapoo Indian Oil is a very vain*. accomodations and the best liquors and lr. Lahey Himself is so Badly ITLjured to Chicago last week. ble remedy, affording effectual and speedy ~. Masonic Block. $%$$$. Among the births of the week was relief in all nervous and inflammatory dis- seases. cigars. that he is not Ex- x. 1$Rev. Berghold will leave for South fliGustave Edder of Chicago is here on that of a son in the family of Wm. Platzer. As a quick cure for all kinds of pain ltismagicaL The oil may be taken inter- peoted to live. a visit* the guest of Otto Schell. America in about two weeks. New Patterns made into the Fanciest {tiB ially or applied .externally. For children excellent. Thepriceis twenty-five cents ,„ Styles by Jung & Scbarles. 3 JET£**• ^F. Kuetzing will sell clothing at auction Judge of Probate Brandt held a special The Ladies of the Turnverein will per bottle. -+. s** The Kickapoo Indian Worm-Killer is prepared ^ews reached here Monday morning the remainder of the yean iSS^ session in Springfield on Monday. give a literary entertainment on the by the Kickapoos from their,native We have this day received,of the Queen formula, of roots and ioth. X£3P3£il one of the saddest fire cntastrophies Mrs. Col. Baasen spent the greater Fire Insurance Company by the hand of Miss Annie Neumann gave a birthday herbs. It is a positive Wm. Pfaender the sum of $426 Q8,bemsr specific for the removal lat have ever occurred in Brown counr. portion of the week in St. Paul. V*#^ party at her home on Monday even- Chas. Hamburg entertained a number of stomach, seat th« full amount insured under a Tornado or of pin worms, Five human liyes were destroyed There will be a special meeting of the of his young gentlemen frieids Sunday policy in said Company*. whether in adults or •ifi"r"kr and a sixth now lingers at the children. It pleasant, evening. &^$c^& f*W*$$* We desire to return our thanks to Mr. city council next Thursday in C. W. H. Heideman attended a safe, prompt and oint of death. The circumstances and Jos. W. Goady the Co*s. Special Agent effective remedy, and Mystic Shrine Conclave in Minneapolis Fred Seiter left on Monday for a business, Andrew Peterson has sold the Neumann requires no physic. and Adjuster for his fair treatment^ liberal wful details are as follows: Its price is 25 cents last week. tx & 5 & 2 trip to Franklin, Fairfax, Gibbon farm to Alvis Knpp for $3,420. adjustment and prompt payment, per box. orSRWg BBUfc About nine o'clock, Sunday evening, and Winthrop. *s Gustav Edder of Chicago has accepted ^^"C^ New Ulm Vinegar Works* Geo. Helling and wife of Madelia are le family of ohn Lahey, consisting of irT£!J 5£k?^?o«a,d£n S a madt®buffaleh**» is *&?sf ?^v Crone Bros. Prop, Kickapo Indian iro the bes the position of foreman in the Aug. The chairmen of the various Republican the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Blethen. imself and six children, retired for the ^VSZh^JlXK1*- I 4 specific for Schell brewery! fj*. town committees are requested to SSL^S^SiSSS^1^ a excellent for Samples of Brussel, Ingrain or Hemp lo-ht in their home in the town Of erysipelas, eczema, boils, piles, burns, &c Carpets kept on hand at B. Behnke & It also sells for 25 cents per box call town meetings early to choose delegates Gov. Merriam has reappointed Edwin ashaw about six miles from Springeld The Maennerchor will give an invitation Co's. You can select irom these and ^^bie,.^£kfa^,° I a Cough' Cure is an \o the county convention at Paulsen of Linden on the State Beard and near the Little Cottonwood mvaluablelndianremedy for coughs, colds, concert at Turner Hall on the 9th your orders will be promptly filled. asthma, throat and Sleepy Eye. Names of delegates should 5 of Equalization. Uver. Mr. Lahey and two ol his chilren of April. lung diseases. It is be handed to Chairman Roos. purely vegetable and Jung & Scharles have just covered slept on the first floor while the An effort is being made to establish a W. A. Hubbard made a bu3iness trip pleasant to take. Its their counters with a new supply of action is specific. The ther four slept upstairs. creamery on the line between Linden Robert G. Evans writes that it will to Madison, Wisconsin, the tore part of spring suitings including: ihe latest and fndian rice of the Kickapoo probably be impossible for him to attend Cough Cure is and Larke Hanska. At about three ocloct the next mornig, nicest patterns. Call and order a suit the week. naif a dollar per that is guaranteed to fit, the April convention in Sleepy bottle. These ars the those upstairs were awakened and March 21st, the first day of spring according Alfred Hellmann has given up his position chief medicinal preparations Eye but that lie will see that another und th8 entire building enshrouded in in use by the to the almanac, was ushered in in Stillwater and will return to To whom it may Concern. Kickapoos. Their ex. speaker is furnished. Later on,he adds ames. One of the boys, George, aged with a heavy snow. cellence is proved by Ne Ulm. This is to give notice that my wife the fact that they have he will be able to visit New Ulm. 7 years, who slept near the window, Charlotte Melzer has loft me without nr ..*»«..£ Preserved the tribe in E. G. Pahl and Peter Scherer will attend Fred Stewart has taken a three weeks' KAMTQjBr* health, notwithstanding imped to the ground beneath and From the western end of Nicollet my consent, and that any debts con a ^national convention of Turners the fact that they have been removed vacation and will visit during that time tracted by her will not be paid by me. illed for the others to follow him. In from their original home in the north to county the following have been drawn in Washington in May. the centre and afterwards to the extreme in Chicago. John Melzer. \eir bewilderment they failed to do this as jurors for the spring te^-m of court: south of the country, Mr. Newhart writes that he is now in and have thus been H. L. Blethen has the contract for at tried to escape by going down stairs, Michael Jensen, Joseph Diepolder, A lady's handkerchief with banana forced to brave great San Francisco and will not reach New climatio variations. furnishing the Springfield Roller Mill he boys sleeping below were also Martin Peterson, John Durbahn, Henry peals was left at, my- store, no Another proof of the Ulm until after April 1st. doubt accidentally. Owner can have with repairs. superiority of these coused, but in their excitement it is Bastian, H. Froelich, Geo. Gieseke, and medicines is found in same by paying for advertisement. Congressman Lind will arrive in New apposed that they forgot to go to the Ed Precht. Geo. Bevier was made happy on Friday the enormous quantities W. Eibner. that are being Ulm the forepart of April and remain oor and rushed instead towards the by the arrival in his family of another Boldyearly in all parts The judges of election in the coming At Union Hall this Week. of this country. In for a few day on business. airs. There they must have met those son. any house where once election will be as follows: First ward, they have been used A special meeting of the Agricultural maing down and been burned to death The father of Jacob Bakke died at I SKY. a supply of the Sagwa. Wm. Koch, Jos. A. Eckstein, C.L.Roos at least, is always kept on hand for it is gether, for a search in the rubbish afthe Society will be held at Turner Hall Saturday his home in Lake Hanska on the 4tb, Second ward, F.Schubert, Chas. Stuebe knoron to be necessary .Most everydruggists. KATTm'fl BBMEDIES. afternoon at 1:30 o\iock. fire revealed the five charred aged 94 years. Borne six or seven years ago Mr. frank and T. Crone Third ward, Wm.Pfaender, odies piled together in a ht^ap in the Cashing, of the Smithsonian Institution. as The People's Party was not organ, N. Henningsen has purchased the lot Fred Pfaender and Jonas Laudenschlaeger. tonished the world by Rtfptures Cured or Money Refunded. 3llar beneath. his account of the ized in New Ulm last Sunday as was at the corner of German and 7th South The registration yesterday eemi-cmlized Znni Indians, ~No operations, no lisk 1 and se The onlv boy who had escaped, findig intended.owing to want of a quorum. who, until his Streets for $400. was very light, visit to them, had successfully pioofs. burfeieis invited Examinations the lower part of the building in maintained Prof. Hodden of Carleton College friH. See our npit-senJ itive Mr. Among those who are reported as their exclnsiveness. He imesjrushed into the house and tried to Geo. Jacobs was consulted yesterday oulv succeeded in securing Gould.at DikoiuHou'ti New Tim, Mch. will deliver an address on education in quite sick this week are Mrs, Doehne as to whether he would consent to run an entry into raw out his father, but could only do 30 & 31 I). LawiencoM D. New Ulm on the evening of April 3rd. one of their villages and Mrs. Marden. for mayor, but he positively declines, by moving bed and all. When he .-.-_,., through the kmd3K Presidnt Minneapolis Medical and Chief of Fire Department Charles FLY). heartedneBs of the Surgical Institute. adding that he would not accept if ad finally succeeced, the father's hair The material for the bridges arrived Znnis. When he was Brust has been under the weather the late last week and work will now be elected. Furthermore he says he has fommisaioDed to investigate the chaiacter 'as burned off and his whole body was SEEDS. and habits of these superior people he was past week with the s»ame ailment that porched so as to be black. The young pusned with vigor. never been a Democrat but has alwavs a very sick man, was being treated, in fact, I have 311st iccened m\ stock of grass afflicts Secretary Blaine. for consumption. The mission was given i/ho favored independence in politics, and aan in his mghL clothing ran over a Rev. Eyrich of Le Sueur will preach him in the hope that lesidence in the warm seeds, clover se d, garden »eed and it South would lestore him to strength and The bids lor opening the street to the he does not think their was sufficient nle to the house of Mr. Suhumaker in the Evangelical' church to-morrow tact all seeds of the ven best quality preserve a valuable officer to the Government. West Newton bridge will be opened During his journey his illness grew excuse for making party nominations. accompanied him back,only to find Place your orders eaily. O. M. Olsen. (Thursday) evening, upon him, and when he reached a Thursday evening. Five bids have already Mr. Koch, ho considers, an excellent Zum village he was stretched in exhaustion terrible scene of ruins and the man CLOSING OUT SALE" C. B. Liver, who is now engaged in upon a litter which was carried by his been handed to the clerk. candidate, and he does not desire to enter .'Lahey s^aied just where his son had Iriends. Thev repre the wholesale business in Omaha, was in sented to the Zums The undersigned wishfs to mnounco the race against him. Mr. Eckstein ,3it him, on an ice pond near the house, Ole Udsletten of Linden, while feeding that a great American the city over Sunday. 1 hat he yill sell out ins entire »toi-k at chief had come to also informed the writer on Friday that le was removed to Mr. Schumaker's his oxen on Monday evening, received them imploring to be reasonable rates trom ti.e IO1I1 of March A. C. Ochs of Springfield was in town cured. On this the he would not run for alderman in the »lace and Dr. Rothenburg was called a blow from one of them which resulted to the 1st of April owing to his intention Indians received him, Saturday on his way to Iowa in the interest Third ward and H. Wehye dnes not tearing down his pifMru building nursed him assiduously nd found him in an almost hopeless in a complete fracture of his leg. and finally made of his brickyards. and leplace it with new wished to be considered in connection a well man of him. onditiou. Mrs. Lahey was not at The Zoeglingsverein will celebrate Eventually he was received Louis Bnenger T. Crone was in Minneapolis last with the office of justice. .ome at the time of the fire, but was at into the tribe, the anniversarv of their organization on learned their language, week and was initiated into the mysteries FOR SALE. St. James attending a son who is sick the 24th of April. A theatre by the Dramatic jWlflWWGPOPUK. religion and In referring to the institution of the of the Mystic Shrine. science of medicine. vith lnllamation of the lungs. The five Sectien will be part of, the program. A firat class Incubator, or a machine K. of P. Lodge here a week ago, the One curious thing he discovered was that hildren who fell victims to the fire's Hans Rukke and Alfred Helling of to hatch chickens in an artificial way. the principal cause of his cure was a liquor St. Peter Herald says: The conferring whose composition is unknown to the Zums. Has been in successful operation las Linden, while on their trip to Nebraska, ieat were aged 8, 10, 12, 18 and 20 They hold it in great esteem and twice every Architect Heers will draw plans for of degrees was confined almost exclusively summer. Owner wishes to sell tbe year they send an embassy to the Kickapoo ears, the oldest being a girl. bought a half a section of land. stme on account of want a $4,000 school house in Gibbon and also to the St. Peter Knights, and they Indians, who manufacture it, and purchase How the fire staited is a mystery. a supply of it. Several times the Zums at time. Price $15. Inquire at the office St. Peter is also being numbered by a $2,000 residence for Mr. Fridel passed an evening which will not soon temnted to purchase the secret of its composition, of this paper, Yhen they retired in the evening the but always without succeBR. Once E. P. Wheeler, the same gentleman and a store for Wm, Webster in the be forgotten. The lodge at New Ulm tl they attempted to force the coveted fenowl re was almost out in the stove and who furnished the plat for Ne Ulm. edge from the Eickapoos and made war same town. starts with a membership of 18 bright ATTENTION FARMERS, upon them lor that purpose, but were lere is a prevailing suspicion that the August Kemper arrived here from. young men and the nucleus of one of repulsed. A. E. Behnke of this city graduates ouse was lighted by secret enemies, Fortunately a white man was more successful have a fnil-blood Jack stationed Muscatine, Iowa, last week and will the best lodges in the state has oeen with the Kickapoos. This tribe from the Chicago Veterinary College throughout the ^ear at my farm in Lafajette. he fact that it was enveloped in flames originally dwelt Illinois. spend the summer with Henry Well formed. The social feature was one of No money lequned until birth on the 24th. In the com nencement Thence the lmost instantly also leads to this beef. Government moved ner. the things to be remembered, and the colt. Teims S10. announcement his name appears as The coroner left for the scene of them to Kansas and Geo. Durbahn. only disagreeable feature of that was in later on to the Indian Architect Heers is drawing the plans president of the class of '92. le disaster yesterday morning but we Territory, where they Geo. Ribble and F. Brady keeping for C. Schreier's new residence. It inhabit the old Sacs INSURE AGA1XST re not able to report the result of Edward Neumann came up from and Fox reserve. A everyone awafce, on the return home, will be of brick and 30x32 feet in di Government scout, Fairmont last week to dispose of some is inquest at this writing. Mr. Charles Bigelow, by positively going to sleep At New TORNADOS, CYCLONES & WINDSTORMS mensions. land in Linden. He has recently purchased better known on the Deputy Sheriff Schmid, together with Ulm the boys were treated like iord-^ border as as I, Lehrer, of Springfield, rode out to The revenue from liquor licences, as poperty in Fairmont and will JKBAffEANL Charlie, was taken and the boys all express a willingness at cheapest rates in first eld'--. Companies very sick while visiting appears from the cierk's notice in another le place Mouday morning and after engage in the saloon business. the Kickapoos. and was restored by to institute another lodge at New Ulm. issued for 1, 3 & 5 seat by their doctors, whose chief prescription was column, will amount to $12,000 amoving the charred timbers, found The Kickapoo Medicine Co. will remain the Sagwa, whose ingredients the Zums are Wm. Ptaender, Agent. this year. ae five bodies in one place in the celir so desirous of learning. When Mr. Bigelow in the city all of the present week News reached us last evening of the recovered he pointed out to the chiels oi directly under the place where the horrible death, by accident, of Fred the Kickapoos that they might acqune Notice of Dissolution ofPartnership. Albert Mattice will move his household and perhaps next. Every night finds wealth by preparing quantities of Sagwa for 'airway is known to have been. goods to Springfield this week. He Klitzke,an aged citizen of Nicollet. He the hall crowded and they are selling •ale Ih partnership heretoioif existing The house was a frame structure, was living at the home of 0. C. Heideniann is employed there as the representative AMONG THIS WHITLS. enough Indian Sagwa and Kickapoo oil under the name of Rolwes & Wiesner? They demurred ior a lui time, Lr na'lj ned inside with ela\, and some of the of that village and about one o'clock fell in with the pi oposal and sent a group of wh«iein Henry Rolwes and Anton of Jacob Klossner Jr. to cure the afflicted of a dozen towns. their doctors to travel /alls are still standing. Wie-ner both of New Ulm, Brown on Wednesday night he was heard under the guidance ot The examination of five persons, held Representatives of the Queen and Couniv, Minnesota, were general partners, Mr. Bigelow and sell to get up and pa«s from one room to the Sagwa. Their for the murder of Christian Thoistad in is this 9th day of March A. Fire and Marine Insurance Companies success was phenomenal, O TEST THEIR STRENGTH. another and immediately after, Mrs. Butternut Valley,commenced in Manka* 1892. dissolved by mutual consent. Anton so great, indeed, were here last week and adjusted tne that it became impossible Mrs. Heidemann heard some heavy object Wiesner assumes all the debts and to before Judge Porter on Monday. to supply the demand loss at the Vinegar Works, caused by liabilities ot the farm and all money due fall down the stairway. Examination and adhere to Faction of Democrats Therefore Put up the recent storm.They paid the owners the crude piocesses ilugo Fischer left for Quiney, 111., thfi firm are to oe paid to him. proved it to be Mr. Klitze, who A. Straight Ticket. of manufacture adopted something like Henry Rolwes. Monday afternoon. He will return in by the Kickapoos. wa8 still alive but unable to speak. He 0r(.M£ CMA Accordingly, the Kickapoo Anton Wiesner May to accept a position as instructor Indian Medicine The Review has almost direct information was taken upstairs, put to bed and a Democrats to the number of about Company was formed, with headquarters ai J. P. BIEBER, in the Turnverein's school of gymnastics^ New Haven, Conn., and the manufacture of that Gen. Baker will again be a physician summoned. The assistance lXty gathered at Turner Hall on Thursay Segma and other Kickapoo remedies was candidate for the congressional nomination however proved unavailing and at seven begun on a large scale. About six trandred evening and according to the plan men are employed, and the capital of the OPTICIAN, before the Peoples Party convention o'clock yesterday morning he died. napped out put up a straight ticket of J. R. Lankard, of Redwood Falls and Company 13 $300.000. Givinground numbers only, the sales of the Company last the coming summer, urging as reasons He was 72 years of age and settled near arty nominations for city offices. The president of the Republican club of that year were 500,000 bottles of Bagwa, 400.":apoo for such a request his remarkable campaign Nicollet 22 years ago. He was a cousin 000 bottles of the Kickai Indian Oil. ity caucus was by no means unanimous city, was in town Thursday and Friday. 100,000 bottles of the Kickapoo Cough of the firm of J. 1\ Bieber & Co., of two years ago. of Chas. Hensel of this city and uncle ur such action, but the advocates of Cure, 120,000 boxes of the* Kickapoo Mr. Lankard at one time lived in New wholesale opticians of St. Paul, is at Worm-KiUer and about 90.000 boxes of of Mrs. 0. Heidemann of Nicollet.— arty lines wore strong enough to have Ulm. Kickapoo Salve. Eckstein's Pioneer Drug Store and will In the recent storm, the house of John The Sagwa is a tonic purely vegetable in St. Peter Herald of Friday. -tieir own way and selected the followag remain the rest of the week. Don't Schmidt near Courtland was lifted from character, being the liquor"Obtained by boiling Wm. La Frambois, now of Fairfax, fail to seo him if you have trouble with in water certain ticket: its foundation and moved a distance of Senator S, D. Peterson of this city varieties of bark, but formerly of West Newton, has been your eyes or need glasses. Here are a For mayor, Geo. Jacobs for clerk, leaves, herbs and twenty feet, coming down, right side paid $1,800 within the past week for claims to have the assurance that John few testimonials which speak for themselves? roots. The Kickapoo 'rancis Bassen for teasurer, H. G, theory of sickness is up with care and without a single window Lind will not accept the gubernatorial services rendered in 1862 as a government that it results from a Iueller for justices, H. Wehye and J. P. Bieber: Your glasses have not pane broken. Even cyclone stories poverty of the blood. nomination and is now outspoken for scout. Involvmg.ceasation or only relieved me from a constant beadache 7m Hummel for constables, Jos. Gaits don't excell this to any great extent. Knute Nelson. In an interview in St. sluggishness in the but my sight is better. I have Samuel Stamm leaves this week for and John Singer for aldermen, action of one or more Paul on Thursday he is quoted as follows: worn them several days now and so far of the vital organs. A special from St. Peter yesterday Milwaukee to remain. We wonder =feo. Schmidt in the first ward, H. Ruolphi Hence they direct they have been perfectly satisfactory.— "The rank and file of the people in says: It is reported here this morning their attention solely now, with lots of other citizens, what is in the second and A. J. Eckiein Miss C. M. Temple, Le Sueur. Minn. the Second congressional district, and, BID DEEB. to the purifying and tnat Frank Heidel, of the village of to become of that souvenir which was strengthening of the blood. This the Sagwa in the Third. Mr. Bieber: I have used the glasses I believe throughout :he state, have effects beyond qu«Btion, though just how it Nicollet, is, $2,300 short in his accounts promised the people of New Ulm. & which you fitted t'» my eyes and I am E. G, Pahl presided over the meeting acts will probably not be known until been wanting an opportunity to vote the Kickapoos are willing to make the as village clerk. When the new clerk more than pleased. For twenty-live nd W. E Koch acted as secretary. A ingredients of their great speciho Grant Prescott of Sleepy Eye has his for Knute Nelson for governor for veaxs I have not been able to read more elected this spring took possession of known. The benefits of its use may be ssolution in tavor of curtailing the exenditure well-digging machinery on the gro«nds years, and I believe, further, that no noted in the Kickapoos themselves. Ko than 15 to 20 minutes at a time, but the office, the facts came out& Mr. finer race physically exists in the world. of eity funds on Street im"rovements now I can read the whole evening. and will commence this week to sink a man the Republican party of Minnesota Both men and women are *alL strong ami Heidel has gone away, and his bondsmen Many thanks for your trouble and was introduced but was magnificently developed. deep well for the railroad company can put up can poll the vote that MrNelson The-e is not a 4 0 a ^am $3%*, becoming alarmed, have gotten pains.—J. W. Ferris, Redwood Falls, Dted down with almost unanimity. A weakling in the tribe. northwest of the Van Dusen elevator. can. I base my belief on what Minn. out an a a & a They are a very peculiar ote- was also taken to indicate the feellg I have gathered from talking to people people. Like The other day, a moderately well-todo the Znnis they are for Hill and Cleveland and the vote ANNUAL CITY EJECTION. C. W. Heideman collected interviews through the country, where 1 have very exclusive and farmei in Nicollet county bought bowed a great preponderance for the have never acquired from New Ulm citizens on president spent considerable time during the past the vices of civilization. his first steder. Last year he sowed all atter. *••«, al preferences last week and found The Indian nations few months. He would make a popular Notice is hereby given that at the his wheat and oats by hand and cut his generality, jndg- mf^HtSati Delegates to the county convention next annual election of this city, to be an almost unanimous sentiment in favor nominee and win us votes that no other ing from the reports maim mm crop with one of the old-fashoined rakes. of early settlers and travellers in this country, held on the 5th day of April A. D. 1892 Springfield on the 26th were chosen of Cleveland and Boies as the strongest man can reach. For these reasons I were healthy people until intemperance the following officers are to be elected 3 follows: M. Mullen, Carl Rnospe, and diseases contracted from white men began A meeting of the Republican club will candidates for first and second am in favor of the nomination of Mr. to-wit: For we city at large, one mayo, to play havoc with them. The Kickapoos Schubert, Dr. Fritsehe. C. W. H. be held at the Review oflroe on Friday places. Many went so far as to say have always resisted contaminating influences Nelson. one city «erk, one city treasurer, two 4c and preserve their pnstioe vigor. leideman, Jacob Brust, R. Pfefferle, evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp. All who city justices, and two constables, and that they would have none of Hill in Possibly the fact tnat Sagwa keeps, them '*^M robust is the reason. A desire for alcohol G. Pahl, A. A. Bogen, J. H. Strasser, one councilor for each ward. are interested in the success of the Republican theirs, but perhaps they did not think Hubbard and Larson receiyed a carload often arises from irregular action of the Dated New Ulm, March 18th A. I bodily organs. However that may be it is gjBaasen. Henry Behnke and A. Stein- cause in Goming campaigns that the chances were largely in favor of Stoughton wagons and buggies feet that %user. 1892. Louis Schilling, plM are urged to attend. %?x Hjm of his nomination. this week. A% Olerk,*T PKBTtmro yusoHf City