New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-05

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a. G. Nellie ard Mrs. 81. Manderfele
were awarded the prizes for the bestd
sorations in the lantern parade las
week.
Il. Kashau visited Mankato on Decor
alton Day.
A number of Bird Islana Cyclers passed
through here on Saturday en- route fol
Mankato.
The lantern parade on Decoration Day
was a big success. The decorations were
good, considering that it was the first at
tempt Of the boys in this line. A crowd
of people ;inea Minnesota Str. to seethe
parade; it seemed as if the whole popu-
lation had turned out to do honor to the
N. q. G. G.
Mr.. Anderson from Springfield spent
a few hours with US on Friday. He had
been to Mankato and was on his way
home.
1t is not always the dog that suffers
when you run over him with a wheel.
Here is good thing to remember: IF
you have taken refuge from shower at
some farm house, and see the hens keep
right along in tEeir search for worms,
of the ram, you can make up
your mind it will be many an. hour be-
fore the rain ceases. If the hens all rush
for shelteraa as soon as the rain begins to
fall, you can congratulate yourself that
it is only passing shower.
The boys are hard at training for the
races on July 18th. Saddles are going up,
handle bars going down, the regulation
hump is being developed to its utmost
height, and quarters ridden in anywhere
rom 40 seconds to 2 minutes. Father
Time will be knocked sky high. "
The medals for the races have been or
Tered and when done will represent as
inc lot of prizes as were ever offeredin
he state. 8@
Don't scorch on the streets in town; it
will bring you to grief some day. The
'eople of the town may rebel against it
IS nuisance and enact ordinances TO
INIT riders to a certain gait. If you
must scorch, 60 out in the country Or
tut to the race track.
Meeting tomorrow night.
All members are requested to attend
weekly run on Friday. Monument at 7
,. M. :.
The New Ulm Cycle Club have decid-
ID IN the following races and prizes for
he Fourth.
One mile novice: First prize, SIS gold
medal; second prize, So saddle; third
prize, $3.50 bell. i
Two mile open: First prize, $40 gold
medal; second prize, 81 stop-watch.
One mile New Ulm Cycle Club: First
prize, $18 gold medal; second prize, So
cyclometer. ~
Two mile handicap: First prize, $18
gold medal; second prize, SIS lantern.
One mile handicap: First prize, $t5 gold
medal; second prize, So sweater.
Two milelap race First prize, $S5 gold
medal; second prize, $12 pair of tires.
Mothers will find Chamberlain IS
Cough Remedy especially valuable for
Group and whooping cough. 1t will give
prompt relief and is safe and pleasant.
We have sold it for several years and it
has never failed to, give the most perfect
satisfaction. &. w. Richards, Duquesne,
Pa. Sold by O. M. Olson, ., -" .
It is no advantage to live in great
city where poverty degrades and failure
brings despair. The fields are lovelier
than paved streets, and the great forests
than walls of brick. Oaks and elms are
more poetic than steeples and chimneys.
In the country is the idea Of home.
There you see the rising and setting sun
you become acquainted with the stars
and clouds. The consultations are your
friends. You hear the rain on the roof
and listen to the rhythmic signing of the
winds. You are thrilled by the resur-
rection called Spring; touched and sad
dened by Autumn--the grace and poetry
OF death. Every field is picture, a
landscape; every landscape a poem
every flower tender thought, and every
forest a fairy land. In the country you
preserve YOUR identity-yOurD ersOnalitY