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! ONE ~ the best corner liquor stores In Harlem:
c,cgant fixtures; good lease d cheap rent sure
money Tor on active man. veil worth s5 900; css
be " 6 80 5UUs must soil
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10TH ST. lI E-Nicely furnished rooms for
gentlemen married couple.
nth ST ?92 E-Nieely furnished front rooms
suitable for gentlemen or married couple. for
Housekeeping.
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OR SALE-A complete knitting plant in the
city OF New York, running . circular knittrrs,
mHeI, extractor. napier, dye and wash tuns,
IN running gear, &c. has been used for making
ahher fleece; rent with power, moderate: win
= sGld very cheap. Inquire OF q. p. REEVES,
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For Sale.

Every Tuesiay uni Sep. IS wt1 be TIE
WORLD S" BARGAIN DAP" IA advertise.
mems appeorin7 IN the Taesddy morning edition
Of THE WORLD under t'B Classification uH b.
r,p,o:ed IN tie EVENING World the same da,
freco chnros.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24

/ FOR SALE-Corn-r grocery store on principal
| thoroughfsre. vest side price $500 must sell
! ~. Aug l. no spectators. Address BARGAIN,
/ ., U1esrkar
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Furnished Rooms to let.
ys.. Sid.

CIV so.
I'd noor. running water, bath: hrst.ciass private
house
18TH ST. .so E.-rsmiiy housekeeping rriy,.
less furnished rooms q so upward sli,ins
couple COUP, nat, ~ -.
w." M, nt,ne,. h",s. enc UP al
,,r,, a, n.,a x, o.,
nlsh.i isrss & small rooms. summer Prices
i"IH II: VI" single double rooms pr
10TH ST ~ t-NeNly tnrnlshel rom 'hse
s"'''' "''o P"''''s ''s'"'"' '"'P
e3p ST, 100 l. Furnished rooms; moleIa'c
''''s' pe''''"'e"' VI '"">'"'
2trii ST, 80 E.--Front connecting rooms. 50 50.
,.ru ST -, = TN. ar two l,-s. co,r.c,tr,
~. - 80 I.sr,, ~ W w. .iisr. .""''''"s
,,I'u ~ iss ,sia nhoar,,, r,n,,s ,,,
u,ndnus n,cs,r ;nrni,had "a ~ az '''''' '''
,eru CT or<,c.,, furnished ,,s-,u,,,., net.
-, III, 80 ~ h.h n,,, hr.,L a., ~,
reasonable
s2p ST, l5iE,-sousre furnished rooms, closet
gas, bath b., " and 81 30
32p 81, 2a7 f Pleasant front room; far.c
pau''l "ot Wh'et All" "A -
3il ~ - IVY T., LARGE, well furnished rooms
i'm provcmentS ''>
~, ,,. ,,,,,,,.
Tor i or =; rent reasonable: private house.
18TH q raut parlpr
rr,, sm: p r.l.re rooms Ss' III N''e summer
Asst ST 33a Nicely furnished room. yon.
tiemen or hight housekeeping from 81 Sup
,;srS.r- 90. 4. -, -, ,,......,' T.,
dies or gentlemen: MISUNDERSTANDING; Other rooms
81 ~.
isp 81, $40 =. Furnished rooms, gentlemen
sl.21 to -: others; housekeeping no children
,.ruSr ,q,p, ,an,,,.,,h,,. ,,r,,,hol ,o,,,, .
running v alter. bath, large closets; or = cen
tleinen; private house
,,n "a, =, ,,.,,, ,,.,,,,,.
''r too,ns ,u,,,,is ,or nv 'e' '"'"''''
"
90 ric. ns r. OeniSn,n 'oo' ''"
-. -, - ,--,
90 n.r,nr r., H. Ia, 81" t. '"'"''"'" '''"' '''"
nth ST 3oi II Large comfortably furnieh"d
8, 20 "'u'e"e'"s ''''' e"S'
..r,, sr--,,o r,,.i.,,, .,,, M n. IL,
81 - r. '"'"'ah'' ''o''i7' 80 80 w
= -.--------- -
e'Ih 81 n ~ large IRON, room t't gentle
e. r,',",.,,.Ia .,,io :,
eaD ~, -. =; s rntmsnra rooms iof coupe VI
w." $50
10TH ST. 22t E.-2 connecting furnished rooms
for light housekeeping u weekly
18TH ST. Isl E.-Beautiful large furnished
room also hall room; private house
l2tTH ST. 1874 E-e pleasantly furnished rooms,
gas. bath, " h.do weekly
PARlOR A bedroom neatly furnished, to .
gentleman INQUIRE Mrs Kelly. 3b6 l.. evth Il.
.-S--------------
west Side.
BARROW ST, is-isrge front rooms Tor gentle
men or nousekeep'hs' also small foom' 81 ''.
- wv ~.
hEpfoHD ST. oS-furn'Shed rooms 10 iet' with
~ VI n'."ou' oosfa.
'i;iNloH rEn T. ~ comeh,ens 10 h,oa aun -
gentlemen terms moSera,. "e"'
Een.emeh Terms hiooera.e' .---.-,----,----,-
~ " " ~ j., f." an @
'"''i'a W. ',o"senesIu's, MI 'on N'"''" -
HOUSTON ST. 2s W,-Large, furnished room,
desirable ior y private mousse rar'of moor I'M
pfo'emeh's' u ------
~ 1850, ,i. s'S'"ss ''''V Wy "'D''
ep'"e " ~ - -
MACDOCGAb ST, lio, near Washington square
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ConscrHatory ?tS ". ed st. always open|
ele tric cooling; correct WALTZ GUARAN-
Ted; strictly private lessons 80; any hour.
with music positively no failures; classes every
afternoon evening monthly, 81; quarterly, IS.
including private instruction. latest dances. cir
culars RECEPTION Wednesday, and Saturday.
STAGE DANCING, every style; latest novel;
ties. terms moderate. Pupils, Rialta. Baby
Spencer. Trial lessNn free.
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Good viii G. Interest for Sale.

MEMS FURNISHINGS and fancy goods store In
lbcy Long Island town. rrice ST. $50. rent
go For good business and pleasant home ad-
dress CASH. box iui Wr~li, no agerts
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BTH ST., 3ss w.-Housekeeping rooms. U.@
upi hall room. sLso; respectable hoassS :
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doing a hrst-clsss cash business, one Of the
hest nelghhorhoods In IN. city, underneath Ave
story double tenement house 81 tenants in the
building Will sell at sacrifice. halt price; rstir-
Ing On account Of sickness, no agents s56 West
10Th ct between TN and Sth ayes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24

A MANuFACTCRING CONCERN desires to manu-
facture on royalty merttorious patented ar
ticle. will alSo consldsr other legitimate husi
n.ss propositions. sghemers need not answer.
Address with full particulars, NJ ". r. CO.,
P. o. box $50 Milwaukee. Wis. !.
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18th ST. 81 W Cool, neatly furnished rooms
with or without board; location central. tran
sienrI Accommodated.
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lST ST. 2os W, near BrosiNav--t rooms. coin
plete for housekeeping. Janitor.
i3D ST, 343 W.-ist & I'd ra'S. ) fine large
light rooms; waShtubs. ranges, $40, $40.
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West Side.
Ae CS T sAE Sod s 'Snt room"
WEST WARRINGTON PLACE. llS-s,ngls 4
double beddei rooms, with choice board. 81 up.
Eth AVE. 81 Nicely furnished. pleasant, large
rooms, also small 10 ms, with board.
9TH 81. Is ". Pleasant large & small rooms
al moderate prices. with tolrd
18TH ST 81 Wool, neatly furnished rooms.
with or without board, location central tran
sentl accommodated
18TH ST. 50 w-L,r1e & email comfortable
rooms, excellent board, transients sccommo-
dated, moderate.
18TH ST. a5S " Good board. with nice rooms
& bath. 80 to IS.
18Th ST $50 w--I,rge & small connecting
rooms, frst-clG's board terms moderate,
18TH ST, IL -r3 W. Handsome large and small
tTausients accommodated.
18TH ST. 81 w-Bosrd. superior ab,. s.. m.
rooms $3.50 W, bath, convenient to l.
2oTH ST.. So w,-EI,sssnt large 3 small rooms;
excellent table hoard. summer prices
| 10Th ST 2T w'-Asree ple.san, rooms sutt.-
hle for .: excellent table, terms reasonable. ia
tle board references
.oTH ST rs w-Hanisomcly fpruish.4 rooms.
Win or without board terms reasonable,
rsT g: wa,' r2.sra . mel las IpF:s
good 1.R''ln
room also connecting rooms, all convsnenees,
superior board reasonable.
.2p ST lsa " Pleasant large 4 small rooms
permanent or transient, table board
:2p ST. az W. Chelsea Hcuse-Rooms with
toard. sng!y or 60 suite, permanent or tran
tieht
2?D ST, az w.-Nicely mrnirhcI rarlor. sinsIy
or On suite square, hail rooms. excellent table;
terms moderate
23nsr. +llw, Handsornelv fnra'shed rooms,
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housskeepnR 81 "a 80 Ring ianitor's hell
olsT ST, losw. -Nicair furnished rooms; every
convenience; transien's accommodated; sum.
2aD ST., $50 W. Nicely furnished rooms large
22D ST 4ss w-Ioy.ly l.rr. room. suitable for
3 gentlemen: southern .xposur.. S
22D ST. 2n5 W.-Newly furnished front room,
bath adtoinins small room. running water;
.,n en- ~ N, ~
81 a. - m.n.So eonnee'ns nscs r1oms iu''
n""eu' noueeheep'hs' one "s"'' '"o' Ne'N.
small room. neatly furnished, =
o,n az 40, w, ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,i..,
rooms, private house: every Improvement. mod
crate prices; references required
23D ST. 1ss W. Handsomely furnished square
room; 81 4 - per week; all conveniences.
oan Sr lao u, poo,, ,nI,ob,a IN, q ar a ,.n
tiemen; also other rooms
.,n CIV ,,- N, ,..I..
-' ho,t .,,;.,I nn ob ham. ." r IN 80
references exchanged.
nsD ST sss w-parIor toor "a 4 3d noors hall
rooms: good hoard n ds.ired. re,sonabl.
an ST 40, w-ru,r,.n., rams ,,r ,,s,, ,on,..
keeping; 8, up; use Of LAUNDRY.
,,n - "a. -, - a.
gentlemen only; reference
"in Of, /. w..io rem, hahasome suIts WIN
,oom" ''1a'' '''"'' '-'O' '"'" 'O"'e"'e"'' ""''
'oO- -----
.tTH ST. is w.1EIevatnr bath. electric lights
gentlemen. small families. ~ upward summer
- -------------
?iTii ST. 3j W-New elegantly furnished
rooms; must be seen to be appreciated.
2srH ST. ISL w.-Sicex.tuJpish.d housekeeping
rooms 81 80. hall roorit1St 50.
5eru ~ 40 AZ No., ,rr,ih.d ,. .
small room. ' '''"''"'' '"'Se
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rooms for hou..keepins' s.. hall room, 81 IS
a. 70 M, ma.t so tsHaS'rne,s In,
usn.u ak sn'a'' '"o"s' """"' ''s'd"'S"'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24

FOR sALE-Coal and wood business: established
s years; trade Al a bargain for quick buyer:
tonnege $500. Address COAL. box 6i2 World.
Brooklyn.
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PRINTING PRESS. tyne Sc. small. eompIets
once. nearly new, l-j, Universal press w,
hnr MnrIL -
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PHOTOGRAPHIC at no In BROOKLYN for sale:
corner location. e5iahiished IL years. Address
x bf. /, %
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BICYCLE = Victor new cyclometer, lamp,
tools, bell. stand, outfit cost sl6T: will ea
. hange for plano Of like value or $50 cash. ",
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24

FOR sALE-A trst-class meat market: cheap.
Apply at .i3 Graham st. Brooklyn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24

PARTNER for gas burner. self closing mmedi-
ately after the light Is eNtnguished surely pre-
vents any accidents. Inquire Railroad ave-,
l5lSt. 1924 SITS.
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PARTNER WANTED with $3.50 for produce COM
mission business. worth 5000 yearly. TRAINER
4 co ss5 broadway.
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0tooklYn.
Hoboken.

HUDSON ST, 30 IIohoken, v. J-Furn,shed
rooms, single 4 double. with board gas & bath
house furnished entirely new: special terms for
wurNing girls
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BICYCLES at cost; 20 high-gr.de pneumstcs
new. $50 and S&6 <35h Lexington ave-. near
Nth at.
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6ICYCLE-Victor safety good condition, $25.
ELLIOTT, 16l East ll2th 81.
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BICYCLE, Credenda: cushion tire; almost new;
price S25: cost 800 last year.
JANIToR. III East s5th st.
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hairs BILLIARDS PooL-wsgner Sanford. manu-
r. RS tactursrs; factory, IS Great Jones ST..
secrt Broadway tables with fast cushions second
geantt and; all makers: cheap.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04
Notice on Petition to vacate part oil
Streets and Alleys.

Notice is hereby given that petition
made by Jacob L. Schoch and others
residents and freeholders of this city,
has been presented of the City Council
Of this city and ordered fled in this
Office. s: ;
The object of said petitions IS and
prays for the vacation of certain parts Of
Street and Alleys and more particularly
described as follows,
All the Alleys in Blocks No. 119, 119,
100, 1871, 1875, 1871, 1913 and 1879, also
Washington Street from 18th Street
North to 18th Street North and also parts
Of 18th Street North, 14th Street North
and 18th Street North between State
Street and Franklin Streets all North Of
Centre Street in the city of New Ulm as
the same appears according to the plat
Of said city, Former TOWN. on file in the
office of the Register of Deeds in and fol
said Brown County, Minnesota. -
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given
that the City Council of the city of New
Ulm in Brown County, Minnesota, at q
meeting to be held at the City Clerks
office on the Gath day of April 1894 at
7:30 P. m. on that day, the said petition
will be heard, considered and determined
Dated New Ulm, Mimi, March 7, 1894
Louis Schil]ing,
|:--17 City CLARK.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04
What 'Amencenjsm" Really Means,

There is very striking and whole
some statement of what ':Americanism'
really means, by Mr.. Theodore Reose-
welt in the April Forum. He explains
the applications of true American spir-
it as follows: IL J.
'sThere is one quality which we must
bring to the solution of every problem
that is an intense and fervid American
ism. 1879 >
at is of very great consequence that
we should have a full and ripe litera1 Y
development in the United States, but it
is not of the least consequence whether
New York, or Boston, or Chicago, or
San Francisco becomes the literary cen
ire of the United States
"The American who becomes Europe
anizcd, who loses bis power Of doing
good work on this side Of tho water, and
who loses his love for bis native land, Is
not q traitor; but he is silly and unde-
sirable citizen. He is as emphatically
a n"ziou US element in our body polite as
is the maj who comes here from abroad
and remains foreigner. Nothing will
more quickly or more surely disqualify
a man from doing good work in the
world than the requirement of that fac
cid habit of mind which its possessors
style cosmopolitanism. Even if the
weaklings who seek to be other than
Americans were right in deelning other
nations to be better than their own, the
fact yet remains that to be frst-class
American is fifty-fold better than to be
second-class imitation of Frenchman
or Englishman.
cit is in those professions where our
people have striven hardest to mould
Themselves in conventional European
forms that they have succeeded least
and this holds true to the present day,
the failure being OF course most c0nspi-
cuous where the man takes up his abode
in Europe; where he becomes second
rate European. # Il
ssHe is the most foolish of parents who
sends his children to be educated abroad.
not knowing, what every clear-sighted
man from Washington and Jay down.
has known, that the American who is to
make his way in America should be
brought up among his fellow Americans.
It is among the people who like to con
slider themselves, and, indeed, to large.
extent are, the leaders Of the so-called
social world, especially IN some Of the
northwestern cities, that this colonial ha-s
bit Of thought, this thoroughly provinci-
a1spirit Of admiration for things forolgn,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04
The Modern Pandora S Box.

The modern Pandora of fashion and folly
Has openee the box of theills of her kind
Hence weakness and sickness with acute
melancholy,
Much suffering Of body and worry of mind
This host OF complaints, this legion of
pain,
Has harassed the lives of all of the sex.
For relief they shall seek forever in vain
And must they suffer disorders omplexf
Ah! No! For Pandora has left in the box
A sure cure for ills of all such description
OF It's wonderful virtues each purchaser
talks,
lis Dr.. Pierce's Fayorlte Prescription!
DR., R. V. Pierce: Dear Sir have Ia
ken the ::'Favorite Prescription and
can recommend it to anybody that suffers
with any female disease. l have tried
several doctors prescriptions but none
did me the good that yours did.
Very Respectfully Matte Terry.
Postnlistress, sherrer Hill, Dallas Co, Ala
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04

Magical little granules- those tiny sug-
ar coated Pellets of DR.. Pierce's-scarce-
y larger than mustard seeds, yet power
1ul to cure active, yet mild in operation
The best Liver Pills ever invented. Cure
sick headache, dizziness, constipation.
One doze. Whole vial 25 cents.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04
r. d. Behnks visited the Twin Cities

=. q. Behnks visited the Twin Cities
this week.
a conference Of Lutheran ministers
will be held here in the near future.
The expenses of the campaign were
about all footed by the opposition. We
had none to speak Of. S.s
+ Boock Bros. have trip hammer in
their blacksmith shop that is operated
by steam. It is great improvement.
The new .time-card which went into
effect on Monday makes great, but salts
factory, changes. From now on, one
passenger leaves here for the east at 6 :52
in the morning and connects with the
train that reaches St. Paul at 1898. The
other east bound train leaves here at
2:08 in the afternoon, so that one can
reach St. Paul at 6:10. Returning the
Omaha trains leave St. Paul at 9 :O2 and
1858 p. m. so that the Northwestern
passengers arrive here at 500 p. m. and
8 40 a. m. This arrangementdoes away
with most of the night trains and ought
to be very satisfactory to the travelling
public. Arrangements have also been
made whereby some of the freights will
carry passengers and thus add to the con-
venience of travel.
There had been no President since
Washington that went into office with so
clear purpose purpose that he had
himself formulated for the peeple-nsr
so free from personal or factional or sec-
tional obligations, as Mr.. Cleveland. It
was his second term of Office. He was
relieved forever of the temptation. which
no President during his first term has
stood, of shaping his conduct for a re.
election. He had had experience in the
office; and, better yet, he had had the
benefit of four years, after his own Pre-
sidekdal experience, of observing the
mistakes of another President.
This was but year ago. If nation
al election were to be Aeld tomorrow ne
shrewd observer doubts that the Demo
| Gratis would be defeated in every North
ern state and perhaps in more than on,
Southern State. The Democratic Senat
is at war with the Democratic President
The President is weary and vexed. Hi
party is divided. Congress has passed
bill to "coin vacuum'-a Democrats
measure that he must veto. The on
great duty of the party has indeed bee
done in a fashion, by the House: bu
what the House has done Is now in un
speakable WEAKNESS being undone to
degree by the Senate. A feeling yer
nearly akin to disgust is everywhere OK
pressed with Observation-Disclosures and wit
Congress.-EsAn Independent in tho Apr
Forum.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04

THOSE Lima Beans at Behnke's are .
fine article according to the popu-
lar expression. What soils fast is pref
ty sure te be frst-class. Lima Beans
have not only the reputation but they
sell fast 2. q. Behnke alone handles
them.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04
To the Ladies,

The ladies of New Ulm and vicinity
are hereby informed that Miss M. B,
Chapman will open dressmaking parlor,
In the front rooms over the CITY Drug
Store after April 18th. Fashionable
dressmaking, perfect fts and fashionable
drap1ng and finishing guaranteed. Pat
ronage solicited. 1s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04
A I,aadsr.

since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medical tonnes and alters-
hyes-containing nothing which permits
its use - bevs1ass 9 intoxicant, it Is
recognized, as the best md purest medi-
cine for all ailments OF Stomach, Liver
OF Kidneys. It viii CUE Sick Headache
Indigestion. Constipation, and drive Ma
lara from The systen. Satisfaction
guaranteed vitheach l,otale OF the money
viii b refunded. Price only soc. par
bottle. Sold By ON. Olsen, Druggist, =
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04
1928 REV ARD

A reward Of $50 will be be given to
the party who furnishes the names ofthe
Individuals who damaged the trees about
my premises on the night Of the ssnd.
Carl Schreyer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04

dentlemen1 am subject to period.
cal attack Of sick headache Of the worst
possible type and commenced taking
Krause's Headache CapsuIeslsst summer
They cure it in every instance, and since
that time am enjoying splendid health
and have gained ten pounds in weight.
Yours very truly,
7. II. DANIELS,
Corwith, lows.
Sold By Andrew ]. Eckstein.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04
Farm For Fxchanpa.

A farm of 80 or 100 acres, as oths
party may prefer, in exchange for house
and lot in New Ulm. Farm is located
In Linden, and parties wishing to ex
change may leave written terms at thi.
Office. -.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04
Fire and w ater.

Damaged goods. have some on
hand that wore sold because they hap-
pened to be part of stock that we're
damaged BY FIRE and wster. What {
have is just as good practically as any
right from the shelves, and / offer them
st astonishingly low prices. Call early.
John F. Newman. s.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04

G large lot Of new Crockcry and Glass
7 ware has just been unpacked at the
store OF F. II. Behnke. Call and look
it over.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04

DON'T BUY A BICYCLE unless YOU
inst call at Olsen's Drugstore and learn
the bargains he has to offer. First class
high grade, new 1894 wheels, At prices
to suit the hard times
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04
and inability 70 stand On ones own foes,
becomes most evident ana noat dospiisa,.

and inability TO stand on ones own feet,
becomes most evidant and lsoat despiisa,.
Eble.
1tWed do not wish German Americans
and Irish Americans who figure IS such
in our social and political life; We want
only Americans, and, provided they aro
such, we do not care whether they are Of
native or of Irish or Of German ancestry.
We have no room in any healthy Ameri-
can community for a German orican
vote or an Irish-Americanv vote, and it is
contemplate demagogy to put planks
into any party platform with the pur-
pose Of catching such avots.
cit remains true, that, in spite of al
our faults and shortcomings, no other
land offers such glorious possibilities to
the man able to take advantage OF them,
as does ours; it remains true that no one
OF our people can do any work really
worth doing unless he does it primarily
as an American
We, the undersigned, judges of cleo
ton Of the End ward, hereby declare that
Mr.. Eibner, appointed by us as Booth
Judge conscientiously and honestyly per
formed his duty and did not in any way
influence the voting of one Domeyer.
Ford. Crons
Is Hugo Fisher Judges.
FRI. Schubert
Aug. Wagner cb,,,erq.r.
Jos. F. Herzog
New Ulm, April 8, 1894.
declare herewith that certain Do
meyer voted according to his sample
ticket and marked his own ballot
-. w. Eibner.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04
For sale,

A full-blooded Clyde for sale at rea-
sonable prices. The horse is known as
chilly Fox" and is guaranteed to be
sound and capable. Inquire of Max
Relnhart or Chas. Horuburc.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-04

Pfefferle and Fenscke sell Oranges at
25 cts. per dozen.