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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
Several Bills Introduced Upon This
Subject, y
TO HAVE ANOTHER HOLIDAY.
The Utah Commission to BIZ Abolished.
free school System
Proposed.

One of the Issues Of the campaign
which resulted Ia the election Of the
present Legislature was the need Of n
Good mechanics lien law. Tia. the
,lentute In force did not properly
cover the subject was conceded ny ALL
and some Of the candidates for loglala-
live hanors and powers were pledged
TO remedy the deficiency, and these
pleigcs aro being kept. Al least three
OK four bills upon the subject have
been introduced In the Assembly, tie
last Of which was offered In the House
Yesterday by Monsoon. one thing IL
certain, The Legislature Ia fully alive
to the need Tor a good mechanical lien
law. and probably material Tor the
conjunction Of one will be pro
cured from tho contents o. the bills
up5n tho subject that have been
onsrui.
The visit Of tho Assembly 10 thn
Agricultural College at Logan, which
takes place tomorf.w, gives Thorn nn.
other holiday, which, however, VIII
mot be free from cafunud responsibility,
n the legislators allow thrmsulvtl 10
enter fully into the subject that viii
confront tuom uuOu the occasion. Ihis
visit has a marked bearing upon one OF
the most important matters pending in
the Assembly, und will afford 0ppof'
tuuily Tor members 10 gather much
ufoiul Information relative 10 thal
issue.
Yesterday J. T.. Booth, in the Coun'
Oh, and Alien, In the House, Intro
ducnd uill which contemplate the
early nbohshmcnt of the Utah Com
miffi0n. The measure restored %
county courts the management OF elec
u0us.
}. H.. Booth introduced In the Coun'
cuabiil iD provide fora uniform lys'
tom of free schools thfCug huut the
Territory. A similar muuaufc IL In th'
h4ufa ui The House committed on odu'
cation, aud there seems 90 DO n ttroui
probability that the Assembly VII
smuuI tic present school law In th'
direction indicated by these bills.
COUNCIL.
After the cloao OF the NEws's rer0r
yrirrlay, the following bills were Ia
tIaIuccs;
By Haui Amending the present Law
fl ~ % change tho tlmU for HchO0
elections ifom November 10 December
By j. r.. Booth: Restoring thc con
tr1l of elections 10 comfy courts. TIL
b.ll c0ricmpIatys the carly atollshmrn
90 the Utah c0mmisslou.
Bv D.. T.. Booth: Providing for
uniform ays,cm Of free schools au'
validating the issue of certain tchOo
b0gdl.
By BrooIon; Amending tho Troi
entiaw relating " the chGfgeb " Jurlu
by the court.
By Btotdon; Amending the proton
law relating 10 pleadings ia civil case'
The House bill appropriatinF 500
for the contingent expenses Oi the pre-
ont session was passed.
The Insane asylum report was sen
to the committee lOr consideration.
Adjourned.
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expenses incurred IN the contest case
u D0ugall W. Rob rfon
Senrs Iom the committee on claims
ftplfttd IN number OF minor rlnlnf.
Narian fem the Judiciary committee
reported recommending that H.B. 80
be referred TO tins COMMITTEES on public
health, and that II. b. ~ DO rejected.
Adopted.
A minority report from the printing
committee was read ns follows
CouurrEE EooHs jan. IS 1904.
Mr. spcakor-Wo majority OF tho
Council committee on printing, but n
minority OF tlu Joint committee on print
ing, nYk 90 present q minority repori on
,he matter ct awarding the contract for
public printing, aud represent chat 800 uc-
cofdauco with IL resolution Ut tho Council,
an Advertisement was Inserted in tho
papers soliciting proposals Tor tho public
printing, IN answer 10 which fiA bids
were received numbered I, 2, 3, ., o, aud
O.
on opening the bids Il was found that
bids three and six wcrD much below Hll
others, tlu hid SO. o yn~ accepted by
tho majority report, which was III per
cont higher Than bid No. ., aud over %
per con higher han bid Nu.o, From Tie
majority report We dissent
Having ohcltod bids from the public,
and parties having nc.ci in good iai,h 100
oiiOrlug thoir biis,wo do mos now see how
any discrimination can be made favor of
any ono, because ~ any conditions tha'
may surround him. Aud further, u1 no
sect, party or organization was barred
from bidding, We claim 30 b. very unfair
% Impose conditions upon thum aiiur-
wards not contained la iho advertise
mout.
We therefore recommend the award
for the public printing bo made To- bidder
so. siN 10Y for the following rois0us3
]. That we bulioVo ho i8 amply pro.
pared 30 do tho work promptly. UIuo u-
ally aud To the satisfaction " tho Legis-
lniuro.
2. That his proposed security Is uncx.
! ccptl0nal aud sufficient
g. Tint The bid So. % IS 3l.,O p1F 100
pages OF minutes loss. Rul $500 p0f 100
pages " pamphlets loss thlu thc bid OF
No. o. recommended by the majority oil
,sgloIj j.. B1uu,
JOINS SEAMAN.
Powers said % had been agreed iu
committee that thu minority ruIuH
should boz withheld until the majority
report should bo presented, and ht
therefore moved thai 70 lilo on .hu table
lill the mnjgtl,y report should DO foad
/ Carried.
NOug
Il seems probable that, after bciar ID
long without miliuty organization,
the Territory will DO given u miiili.
by thil Legislature.
Williams 10 the parllsmcntarllu o
the Council. Tho House boasts none
Speaker Emery was In tbs chnl
| when the House came 90 order today
STAFFORD occupied the position 10 GU
satisfaction OF thu House Tuesday an,
Wednesday.
The House Judiciary committee {
holding ffCquont AMI PROTECTED sea
honu. has q gsgat amount " w0fl
iu hand.
Political "scfapsp are 10 longer %
frequent occurrence Ia tue House. Al
DIR " serious business prevails duriuI
Ils tclHiurH.
Its expected that on Monday mex
the several committees Of the COuucl
viii lay u large amount Of WORK On th
cltrA's deck
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Visitor

Hon. NJ. $. Browning, OF Ogden
onp Of tue wsll.Ruown nTm % Brown
lug Biothers OF that city and this, anu
good citlzln and good follow, even
I ough defeated tor tho Legislature, DO
% visitor In the metropolis aud ctrilH
today. lio reports uu recent invtn'
tons BOO guns by hiB ffm, but with o.
wink gives warning that sgmcthiul
important n in progftsh
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A vUnDIlI TOn POp.rn.

nut tho Jury Cnunot agrse aud are
nisyn1Fzod.
CHICAGO, JAN. rs In tho case Of
II. IA. Porter against ex-senator ID.
NJ. Sabin, Mime ola, tho Jury this
morning came into court ana reported
verdict, giving Porter something
over 500 QUO damages Ia inc
dispute growing nut '.u.
business relation Sabin'a lawyer
asked to lave the jury pollei. us
was done and NO OF tue Julus l 70
clhttd Il not lhuig verdict. / ry wuF
sont hack 90 ,ho lnry room, bu, latoe
they oamp in yIug they could moi
agree anu were d charged,
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Yidwinler Fair Rates.

The Un.oa P,ciHo viii on the 23f
instant place on sale thirty day rouut
ulp tickets 10 the MidwintcrFeir aisii
Francisoo. Tao rate will be $50 D
and will Include nvo admission ticke.
O. the EXPEDITION gr0uuts aud bliid-
iBgs. The present prospects ere ihat Q
good many salt bahers viii take ~
vantage o. thr rates.
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The stcrntnry's Authority In the
slater Questioned.
wAsHINuiuE, Jan. lS.--Tho suit
committee oi tho judiciary mnltig,
Of tho House has ordered favorable
report on the resolution OF Btlluyc
declaring tina. Inu trcfuiury OF thr
treasury hEs 90 authority 10 Issue
bonds. An a.ompt viii be made
NJ this meeting o.. the full commits
tee tomorrow % Ceuura Immediate
action on the Bub.c0mmi,tcts report.
In any case, however, the II ush eau
no, act on II I'll tho tariil has been
disposed ".
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EopAI,a rnocEEnINes.

Council met at p. M, President
Bredon In the chair.
Aninyila,lon was received from the
president aud faculty to visit the
UIiveuiiy. On motion OF II. l..
Booth tho Invitation wns accepted anu
referred 90 the committee.
The reports Of the Reform School
anu Agricultural College were dis
trlbuiud.
Taylor. OF Salt Lake, presented n
Recommendation 90 }. b. BlOor from
IypogInphicsi Union. Referred to the
Joint committee on printing.
Report uf the cOmmitteu on contin.
gent expenses sent In giving n list Of
NTtClCs requisite for the use OF tho
committee clerks. This matter wan
offered by Williams and seaman on
the Democratic side aud Endorsed by
Ii. l.. booth and Taylor on the Rvpub'
lican side.
Taylor, from committee on printing,
submitted "a majority aud minority 70.
port ON printing. The majority report
accepted the bid OF tho Salt Lake
Lithographic company. The majority
report was real and Williams moved
that Hue minority report DO accepted.
Seconded by Adams.
Il. h. Booth moved to nmond by
putting In "mnjorityD where "minori-
"" occurs. Williams said that there
was no question rs to which should DO
adopted.
HOUSE.
Opening exercises.
Communications from tho Council
announced that 1t had pasIed the state
hood memorial, and the House contin.
gent expense bill, making tho amount
IN tho latter 1000 instead OF $1,000.
Mcbride said the sergeant.a,-arml
had already Incurred expenses amount.
ing 10 $3.50, aud opposed the amend.
ment,nl dit Narian. The amendment
was rejected.
A communication from the Chamber
Of Commerce protested against tho Till
to tax mortgages, aud teoited reasons
why II should not pass, lt5ierrod "a
Judiciary committee.
Tho Tribune Invited the House "a
Welt ia establishment. On motion VI
VariAu, Monday evening next wal
fixed 90 tho time for the visit.
President kinEbhury, OF tho Utah
University, invited the Houfe TO visit
that Institution In q body, or al the
convenience u momb0ta. Ga motion
OF Stanford, tho Invitation was accept.
ed, the members 90 suit their con-
venlenue In making tho visit.
Hatch presented claim Of the
therih Of Masntoh county for expenses
incurred In capturing ofiminalp.
Yarlan presented u similar claim ioT
1851 from the sheriff Of Salt Lake
county.
A petition from tho printers union
endorsed ]. h. Bluor for public printer,
Committee on printing,
Allen presented u claim Of $40 irsm
Fred q, LyngbeTg.
Warner presented the claim OF Or.
london Tor so for expert testimony
Ia criminal ease.
Allen introduced u claim for 1913 Tor
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ras 70 tbtninable." The nowspaper-
M confessed TINT DE- could o. nn'
swcr the question, aud Che Doctor pro-
.oundcd tue quify 20 another gentle
ma sn as the reporter left
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occasion romirkei that it would remnit
a bright spo, iu his m m wy iJfeyeii.'
SO DC viii sutcly in the mtm ny oi al
who Wern nrnI.nl.
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New YomI Jan, Is. 49, The az.
nouncemeut uy Secretary Cstllslr tint
TO would tell my milllona OF bonds
gave a decided 8uruglh 10 the sluuAa
At tho opening ih.s morning. Tine
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ANUrliEu mo

rasm Lnud Tor enc ,urbcit. Mitchell
right.
ST. LOUIS, Jan, ia Dispatch g.
the Aatoca,cd pfesd isas follows Aul
explains iuuIs ihs Tribune. kausl
VIII give 90 tlOu8l % UgIrf uf Mtw
inub worth s. per acre .Ur ,uu CvrOyli.
Mitchell nEuD
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YrsrruptT'g ctottsa.

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rolowugaF Che closing lr1nulnl yclttr.
dlY rgHlIHs uf 1000 HHH4UUHH u NHIHl local
roairraars mo.t u.r'y 90 ur interested.
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ilaN fctd=Lu
irmu umuthY-l.O.
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Minneapolis. Jan, ~.
Wheat steady; jan, hIas May, 0JI. tgfi
Tor 40. lhrli so, northern CO.'S,
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order 10 chow cau5e WIN order ofssio Of real
estate aHuul1 ult boz made.
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IEoAL NOTICE.
10 .bc mAttorof mo estate OF Mary b. Nlarelt.
Deceased

10 a1 Probate Court 1f QUO county OF Davis,
lvrtoJ OBJ tut.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
NOTICE.

1 am prepared to sell musical goods
cheaper than they were ever sold before.
Will sell a fine organ, with guarantee
for five years flom the best company in
the world, for $40 cash. Also the best
piano made for rs per cent less than they
can be bought in the cities, for my ex-
penses are not SO heavy and I get my
goods direct from the factory. Now is
the time TO buy before January LIST. Pr
anoes, organs and sewing machines sold
on easy payments. Thanking my many
friends for their liberal patronage. I re-
main Yours Truly, -
Geo. H. Dayton.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
SEWING SCHOOL.

After january 18th, I will open sew
ing school for ladies at my home over
Beussmann Bros. hardware store, where
will teach sewing, cutting and fitting
oy the climax, Lalla Rooch and Comb
nation system. Will also say to dress
makers and the general public that ]
have the agency for the two frst-named
systems, and those wishing to buy can
get them unreasonable pricesh by the piece
or dozen. 49,. '-1...r.
Mrs. Herman D. Beussmann.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
Miscellaneous Books,

Over the Tea Cups Holmes.
Poet at the Breakfast Table, Holmes.
Professor at the Breakfast Table, Holmes
Poems by James Whitcomb Riley.
Poems by Will Carleton.
Ships that Pass in the Night.
Table Talk of Abraham Lincoln.
Hoosier School-boy, Eggleston.
Sherlock Holmes. Conan DOYLE.
DR.. Clandlus, Marion Crawford
Tom Sawyer. Mark Twain.
Ben Hur, Wallace
Prince OF India. Wallace.
Little Men and Little Women, Alcott,
Zury, Joseph Kirkland.
The Country Doctor, Belzuc.
Campaigning with Crook, Capt. King.
Tenting on the Plains, Mrs. Gen Custer.
Dianas Livery, McGlasson.
Hudibras, Samuel Butler.
MarcillH Mrs. Humphrey Ward.
Katharine Laudcrdale, Crawford
Pomona's Travels, Frank Stockton
An Erring Woman's Love, Ella Wilcox
John Bull and His Island. Max O'Rell,
An Old Town by the Sea, Aldrich.
Vanquished Star, Chas. Craddock
A FOOLS Frrand, Tourgee.
Philip Brooks New Year Book.
Polly divers Problem, Kate D. Wiggin
Gypsy Breynton, Phelps.
Dan of Millbrook, Coffin.
Land of Pluck, Mary Mapes Dodge
Kathrina, John G.. Holland.
Queechy, Elizabeth Wetherell.
My Lady, Bouvet.
No cheap trash, but standard literature
of an excellent quality by the best of
authors We are selling them at low
prices and want you to come in and look
over those we have mentioned.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
TIE BEST STOVES,

We would like to i,fsrm the public
that we now have the most complete
stock Of cooking and heating stoves in
the city These stoves are the best man
ufactured, for the Garland Heaters and
Majestic Ranges have established repu-
8tation without an equal What We ask
of the public is that they should cal
around and at least examine these stoves
before buying. We are satisfied that "
can prove to your satisfaction their mer.
Its and their comparative cheapness. #
MRS, H. LAUDENscHLAaER
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
IN FANCY BINDING

Year Book of English Authors.
\ car Book Of Anne lean Authors.
These two on heavy paper with artistic
illustrations in cOlOrs.
Gems from Scott.
My Point of View, Drummond.
Heroes and Hero Worship, Carlyle.
Natural Law in the Spiritual World,
Drummono
Uncle Toms Cabin, Mrs. Stowe.
Sketch Book, Irving.
Last Leaf, Holmes.
Dorothy, Homes.
Melody, Laura Richards.
Miss Tootsie's Mission.
Laddie.
Captain January, Miss Richards.
Marie, Miss Richards.
Narcissa Miss Richards.
Hanging of the Crane, Longfellow.
These books are published by Estes
& Lauriate of Boston and more attrac-
tive bindings could not be imagined.
And still they are cheap.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
Henry Sampson Of Minneapolis is the
guest Of j. Klossner il.

Henry Sampson Of Minneapolis is the
quest Of ]. Klossner Jr.
The little child Of Prof. Jappe will
completely recover from its siege Of Dip
! liberia.
There was dance at ScEmucker's Ii
vol Sunday evening. Tha German Band
that has been enlivening the town for
several days furnished the music.
Next week the Review will publish
Christmas sentiments written expressly
for this paperby James Whitcomb Riley,
Eugene Field, John Townsend Trow-
bridge, Robert Collyer and others.
Julius Scheiderich and Miss Anna
Schnoberlch were married on Monday at
the home of the groom's mother. The
wedding was happy one and we tender
our best wishes to the bride and groom.
The Springfield Advance reports the
following: A carpenter by the name of
Geo. Black, who has worked on John
| Wellner's house missed some of his tools
and having reason to suppose they were
stolen, Justice Ray issued search war
J rant against John Wellner Marshal Ans
tett and Mr.. Black found the tools Sc
creted in the cellar. Wellner and his
son were then arrested and brought be-
fore the Justice. The evidence was such
as to lead to their being committed to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
They secured bonds in the sum of $500
each.
The window decorations in Crone
Bros clothing store this week are the
finest ever displayed in New Ulm. In
one is large ferris wheel operated by &
Watermelon and illuminated with electric
lights. In the other is winter scene
plcturing Santa Claus in the act of "go.
ing der chimbley down." There is the
brick house with the illumined tree on
the inside, the little ones in bed, the
frosted ground and trees, the reindeer
outfit and old Santa Claus himself
Brust's and Schell's deer are used, and
the whole makes as pretty a scene as we
have ever seen in the shape of an adver.
tisement.
Lewis Buxton of Redwood Falls met
with quite ar accident while attempting
to board moving freight train at Osh.
ava few days ago. According to the
Gazette, he was a brakeman on the train
and had been detailed to secure a FIVE.
gallon can of oil, and hand the same tc
the conductor, while the latter was stand.
| ing on the front of the caboose. and Their
jump on to the rear platform himself
I The conductor failed to appear at the
proper time and Mr.. Buxton attempted
to board the rear platform with the car
in his hand, resulting in his being VIC
lently thrown to the track bed. His
right knee cap was kroken and the Skin
torn from his arm in several places. HI
was brought to New Ulm where Dr.
Stricken dressed the wounds.
. Hoods Pills are the best family cathar
, tic and liver medicine. Harmless, reli
able, sure. 4
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19

Ceo. Dayton Is agent for the Osborne
II Binder. Anyone wanting repairs
will find them kept by him. Also the
celebrated binding Irvine made by the
Co., the only machine company that
makes Irvine. All goods warranted to
give the best satisfaction. Office oppo-
site the Post office.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
SEWING SCHOOL

After January 9TH, I will conduct a
sewing school at my dress making parlors
ever Buessmann Bros store and will
teach two of the best systems now in
use,-The Square Tape Line and Com
bination. Please call on us before 90
ing elsewhere. Hannah Newton
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19

THE holiday season IS approaching
and Pfefferle & Fenscke have pre-
pared for it. They have done so by
laying in an unusually large stock of
fancy dishes, glassware, beuti'I. lamps
and novelties. You will miss it if you
do not visit them,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
BELOW COST,

Here are some things which I intend
to sell below cost price until Christmas.
Fancy Feathers. have large assort-
ment. All of the fuest color. and quail.
ty. They must be SOLD. Wooden Shawls
and Fascinators. It IS an absolute fact
that these goods will be disposed of dur
ing the holidays for less than what they
cost me. Just think of it-from 25 cents
up. Mrs. Sarah Pfefferle.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
A TON OF CANDY.

have just received ton of candy for
the Christmas trade. This is not exag-
gerated but we are prepared to show you
the gods and give you the lowest prices.
+. II. BEHNKE.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
SEEING is BELIEVING

Do not be led astray. Come, compare
my goods and prices and I can easily
convince you that it will pay to buy
Jewelry from Hauenstein, the Jeweler,
Masonic Block.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
!. AT AND BELOW COST.

Until Christmas I will sell trimmed
hats at and below cost. j mean this and
intend t, give the ladies of New Ulm
bargains. Mrs. Sarah PfeHerle.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
SPECIAL SALE OF HATS,

From now until Christmas it will be
worth while for the ladies of this vicini-
ty to call at Mrs. Pfefferle's millinery
store. During this time Hats that Is
without trimming will be sold below
cost-actually below cost. Remember
this. S
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
SEWING SCHOOL.

I will give instructions in cutting and
sewing, beginning January 18th. Climax
or Tailor Systems taught. For terms
and particulars call at the store of Jno
F. Neumann, Miss G.. Rinkel.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19

@all in and see our Xmas Fancy Goods
Y Mrs. 3. Follmann,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
YARNS. YARNS.

The best yarns at the lowest prices at
Mrs. Pfefferle's. Remember we only han
die the best.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19

Fall on Geo. Dayton and buy new
y Singer Sewing Machine the only
genuine Singer made. Do not be misled
by other dealers, rs there is only one
genuine Singer made and that took 81
wards at the Worlds Fair.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19

%hildren's Hoods and Caps sold below
y cost. Mrs. 3. Follmann.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19
Don't miss this.

"A LII underwear will be sold at cost SO
as to make room for our holiday
goods. Remember this. VIM Hummel.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19

foods are never misrepresented by c.
G.. REIN, the Jeweler.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19

AIDES HATS at and below cost at
the millinery store of
Mrs. B. Follmann.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-19

NJ ew Silverware, Clocks, Watches, ETC..
~ suitable for Christmas presents. at
moderate prices. G. G.. REIN, Jeweler.