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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-11-08
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William Ochs moved into his new res.
idence on State street Monday and is
very pleasantly situated again.
EFF. Taylor of the New Ulm Steam
Laundry spent few days of last week
at his old home in La Crosse.
Mrs. Emil Mueller entertained num-
beror her friends last Tuesday evening,
the occasion being her birthday.
Miss Olga sctuetze of Minneapolis
has been spending the past few weeks
with her friend Miss Olga Mueller.
Charles Stuebe left yesterday for Da-
kota where he will buy few more car
loads of horses for the eastern market.
Miss Eda Roemer returned to her St.
Paul home Wednesday after few weeks
visit with the family of W. Hauenstein.
Mrs. George J, Grimm, OF Springfe Id,
who has been visiting in this city for a
few days last week returned home Sun
day.
DR.. A. F. Stricken is in Chicago tax
ing a special course in eye, ear and
throat diseases. He will be absent about
two weeks.
Mrs. J. sapey, who will shortly re-
move to Waseca, was treated to "a sur
prise party by the Germania Sisters Sun.
day evening.
County Auditor Vogel is one of the
number of local sportsmen who are
giving Beltrami county deer a shot
time' this week.
John Juenemann celebrated his 22nd
birthday Wednesday evening. The End
regiment band appeared and joined in
the celebration.
The dance which had been announced
to be given at Schmucker's by the Man
dolin Club tomorrow evening has, been
indefinitely postponed. !
I William J. McHale, day operator al
the Northwestern station. left Tuesday
afternoon for a weeks visit with his par
ents at McGregor, Iowa
Peter ]. Moe OF Burnstown will soon
leave for the east and expects to spend
the winter in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania
and other eastern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pfaender, Mrs
John F. Neumann and Miss Mamie Neu.
mann attended the Leo Rinke wedding
at Sleepy Eye Monday.
w. H. Pfeffer, of Mankato, represent
ing the Mccermick Harvesting Machine
company, is tIansacting business in New
Ulm and vicinity this week.
Judge Webber and Court Reporter W
T. Ecksteinbwent to Redwood Falls yes
t,rday where Judge Weber is now hold
ing a term of the District court.
;. Last Wednesday9Miss Peterson sold
he1 millinery stock to Miss Lizzie Deutz
Of Client, MINI. Miss Petersonswill how
ever, remain with Misspeutz aatsimmer.
B. F. johnson, of the firm of Johnson
Brothers &ssFaught, contractors on the
Omaha extension, has gone toOklaIloma
where his firm has q large construction
contract. *t
Last Sunday was busy day for the
.Northn estern s@on tins division, niue
frei ght trains, aagregatins $50 cars, each
train hauled hy two large engines, pass
ing through this city.
!, D. f. Davies, superintendent Of con-
struction Of the Western Union tele-
graph company with headquarters at
Mime apois, is here this week with three
crews setting the poles and constructing
new lines on the NJ. & st. Z. road.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-11-08


women would but realize the importance Of
keeping we'll in a wo1nanly way. Women
cannot too soon understand that Is is little
less than crime to neglect the health
of the organs to which. are intTusted the
perpetuation of healthy, robust race
organs a woman ruins her own health, de-
stroys the happiness of.her home, and fails
in the performance of the most sublime
duty that she owes to the world
The best medicine for women who are
weak where Nature demands the most
strength is DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. 1t acts directly upon the organs that
make motherhood possible. It cures all
weakness and disease that exists there and
stops all distressing, facilitating drains. It
prepares woman for motherhood and in
sures healthy baby It makes the coming
of baby easy and. almost painless. Drug
pists who offer something just as good"
are either ignorant or dishonest and in
either case are not to be trusted.
ct had been great sufferer for years with fe-
male weakness" writes Mrs. John Downie, OF
No. 2as Lexington Avenue, Eddystone, Delavars
Co. Pa. "Con1d not walk three squares without
terrible suffering. also l1ad pain III my lett
side ior seven years-until used Dr. Pie1ce's
colder, Medical Discovery, Favorite Prescrip-
ton and Pleasant Pellets- NY pain has . iets
me altogether Have had no symptoms OF it ct
oil for two yearss CansWalt1 two or three miles at
a time and it does not hurt me. cannot recon-
mend Dr. Pierce's medlc1ne5 highly enough. MY
daughter also has used your medicines with Hrsa.
Ds,d had fainting spells from it. She took the
aHa1den Medical Discovery sFayorite Pre-
scription,' Extract of Smart Weed and the
-. s-,sIIs for one year. When she commenced
~ tns take it She weighed IS pounds now she
weighs 40 pounds"
constipation !! It Is the fountain head OF
,e,,v diseases. 1T causes impure blood
I'D All n1auiier Of disorders are the result.
Or. Pierce's pleasant Pellets cure constipa'
IL =. : PROMPTLY. Surely. Permanently.
s,t,av never grippe. Druggists sell them.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-11-08

Girls if you want red lips, laughing
eyes, sweet breath good health.u Rocky
Mountain Tea. For sale at Aud. J. Eek
stein.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-11-08

The chair 1nada
vacant by death il
always a sad re-
hinder. It is es-
'pecially sad when
it is III o t b e r. 8
chair. All over
this bread land
there are vacant
chairs that would
still be occupied
by healthy, happy,
IL z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

10 do so. IL will be popular IN spite OF
the general prejudice against such com
bincs.
We would impress the point that the
trust IS not necessarily bad thing. and
that is the only contention tina, we have
made The Times has never been in "a
vor OF any sort OF oppression. The Times
has never been ln favor OF fostering any
private business concern by law. The
Times has simply commended that the
trust is not necessarily bad thing. but
that o. is % natural outcome OF the cone
dition of steam and electricity. and that
thc tendency OF the trust IS 10 decrease
thc cost o. production and TO give 60 thc
people ihe best article at the lowest price
We have never accorded 10 The trust mo-
tives of philanthropy We have agreed
that Che trust is necessarily selfish
organization. and we are prepared 10 ad-
mit Chat the desire for gain. or If YOU
Ike stronger tenn. the greed for gain.
IS its moving force. But we have com
tended and the Danyil'e trust is an uur-
uauon in point. chat 'he trust can mako
more money by being liberal with the
people thau hy system OF oppression
and eXtortion The trust Will always boz
good as lone as it pays 10 Doe good. and
Mat it does pay better ln the long pam
Co Dee good than TO be graspng s album
dainty urDyeu by every sxu.rfrlnuf fr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

Long since. in sore distress. / heard one
pray.
Lord. who prewilest with ressuess
might.
Even from war and strife keep me
away
My battles fsht,'
7 know not ~ ] play the phar.see.
And if my brother after ali ba right:
But mine shall De tho warriors plea 90
Thee
Strength for the fight
do not ask that Thou shalt front the
fray
And drive the warning foemen from my
sight;
I only ask. o Lord. by night. by day,
Strength for tho fight!
When foes upon me press, let me not
quail;
Nor think to turn me into towards
night.
1 only ask Co make mine arms prevail
Strength for the fight.
Sdn let mine eyes look ever ON the foe.
sun let mine armor case ms strong and
bright
And grant me. as I deal each righteous
blow
Strength for the fight,
And when 81. eveutide. the fray IS done.
My soul 90 Deaths bed chamber do
Ihou light.
And give me- bs the field lost or won,
Strength for the fight,
Paul Laurence Dunbar in Independent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21


Ihe Georgia ana -NI''.''l' compress "7-
soe."u"ns are making war on me f'"H'
c'''o" ''''' ana l' 'S ".' ''''''''" '' '',
savannah News ''.'' . gI,''' '. '.','' o.,
/ mr-l VIII
/ s'lu "ir ODD ''|'' ''
o,.... ....,..
N'"'U'''
| from drought ana lh' crops nave ".'"
seriously injured but cor.ous rains have
...tt,rs fr. rains have com. too late
t9 save the vegetables
Columbus. Gu.. have decided TO increase
their capital stock from 100000 Co s--eo0o
Sergeant H'i.'' "'''''' i''''' "i'
United states Artillery was drowned ihe
other day while bathing Off sullivan
Island s. a.
Madame eonbia so.uowsH uromi-
mont society woman of Athens. Ca. is
dead She had reached the riDe odd are
OFF ninety vears
Fr.do~i,l, Werner am ACCOMPLISHED
,,. ............
'''"E '''' '''''' ''''
temporarily m Atlanta die ieit Ne"
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Lnllnhy OF The Drowned.

Sleep and dream in the swinging tides.
Mermaids shall sing ye "a lullaby
"DOWn. far down. are the plains Of ooze,
High overhead the ship go by.
Blu what care sc who have won the rest
Here where the endless currents sighg
"Sieep and dream IN the swinging tides.
Hear ye tho voice OF the calling moon
Murmur of waves that answer her
in one untIring endless Groom?
Back and forth the great MOon-Mother
Rocks the tides that tho dead may
sW0On--
"swoon 20 sleep and dreaming visions.
caves OF coral and floors OK gold.
Fms OF silver that fash and CULVER
over the treasures the sea nymphs hold
And the hand Of a nymph TO clasp for
ever
Oer sllken weed by the waves unrolled.
sleep and dream IN the swinging tides
Close 10 the heart OF the lavish Deep.
Hear We the music that family fingers.
The voice that still through your dreams
may creep?
Hark, IT'S the voice OF tho great Moon.
Mother
Rocking the tides that the dead may
sleep"
Ethel Watts Munford in the Criterion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
An INCUBUS REMOVED.

Tn the retirement of General Alger from
the war portfolio. President Mckinley
gets ria of q great incubus and puts
himself i'm % better position 10 solve the
Philippine problem. Ayers administra-
ton has been a dismal failure. to say
The least. and it had been far better
for the President and for the country
had he stepped down and out many
months ago. He is more of politician
than a warrior, and he has conducted
tho affairs of his department with a view
TO politics and not with q view 10 the
interests Of the country and 60 the success
Of American arms.
1t is said by his friends that the Prcsi-
dent is responsible and that Aleer Is sim-
ply a scapegoat The President u.s. indeed
I'm one sense responsible for the conduct
Of the war Department. but st was i'm
possible for the President TO give atten-
ton 10 every appointment and 90 every
detail ana it is an open secret that be
and his Secretary OF war have been at
NNNN iNi "a ANIh AtANN IaNNf Nt iANNl~
dents great mistake was in permitting
Alrer TO remain under such circum-
stances lie should have had at the head
OF the War Department man who had
his entire confidence and who was in
thorough sympathy and accord with the
Presidents views and plans lie should
have had I'm that position a man who had
no private axe TO grind. who had no po-
ltical friends 20 reward. and whose only
ambition was TO aid the President On
solving his difficult problems 10 the best
interests Of an concerned and to the safe
ty honor ana welfare OF the American
people.
We said yesterday that Mr Mckinley
had reached a crucial crisis sn his ad.
mlnistratlon We believe however. that
the way is clearer for him. now that AL.
ger Is to be retired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

BOSTON. July 49,. Questionable swamp
scott which since the season opened has
been lacking any great cause Tor gos-
sip. was astOunded to-day Dy The an-
nouncoment that ble OF the DrctUest
girls in town Miss Addie l.. phillips who
besides belonging % one Of the wealthiest
families. possesses "a large fortune in her
own right had married her auuts coach
man. Bernard b. Kennedy
The GIRL who IS but seventeen years Of
age insisted on marrying despite her
guardians refusal a. agree 90 the match
and 10 please her lover agreed TO De mar
rled in the Catholic church Kennedy,
who Is n good-looking Celt, has known the
girl some eighteen moths, and 20 had not
been noticed that their relations were
other than those OF Mistress and servant
till last week. when Ter aunt, Mrs War
rem w. Phillips, caught the pair kissing.
She started 10 discharge Kennedy. when
Miss Phillips announad her intention OF
marrying him. Then followed lively fam
lily councils but the pair were married
to-day just the same.--Philadelphia Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

The Norfolk Nirginian-Pilot IS putting
in some vigorous work In behalf Of Cow
ernor Tyler's candidacy for the Senate
William H. Perot Of Baltimore, the
grandfather of little Gladys Perot, who
was abducted by her mother. the divorced
Wife OF dis son. William Yates Perot. has
learned that the mother and child had
successfully eluded the detectives and
sailed last Saturday from Montreal on
the steamship Cambronan for Liverpool
At Mode. Norway, Kaiser Wilhelm OF
Germany. paid homage to the power Of
the American dollar by visiting Howard
Gould, the New York millionaire on board
the lattors yacht, Niagara. on leaving
Mode on board the imperial yacht Ilo-
henzollern the Emperor waved his cap
IN adieu TO Mr. Gould. and the Stars and
Stripes were hoisted at the Hohenzollerns
foremost.
a famous Chinese doctor asserts that
the use OF soft soled shoes by the Celcs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

4 Danvlle correspondent says com
corning the proposed warehouse trust I'm
that city that boy degrees the plans and
purposes OF the company are being made
known and that the more the public see
~ them the more popular the trust be-
comes in Danyille and in the immediate
country around about and that AN talk
about the establishment OF opposition
warehouse has ended. or az least given
place TO sentiment in favor Of grant
tng the big company a fair opportunity
10 keep It's promises 90 "tote fair with
the farmers and with other interests in
yolved
According 10 this correspondent, the
company declares iis purpose TO make
Danvile the largest leaf market in the
world by concentrating an the bright
leaf tobacco in Virginia and the Caro-
linas there. whore the leaf Is for sale,
he goes on. the buyers viii come and
hence the trust expects 20 have every
large factory IN the world that con
sumes the brigh, leaf represented I'm the
Danyille market
SO much for Danyille. As for the
farmers the trust proposes TO improve
the present system OF handling and SELL
ing tobacco. anording the producer bet
Ter advantages and more facilities than
he has hitherto enjoyed n proposes,
moreover, 10 get for the farmer better
prices than he has been receiving under
the old system. The company also prom
iscs 20 lend the farmer money upon his
stun. or secure II for him al a lower rate
Of interest than he has ceon paying.
n this trust FUN rs promises. and Il
y manifesuy to the interes, or the trust
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
Her nnnsehnld WHY'S.

I see her. through melodious DAYS.
So sweet about her household ways,
serene as ever bird that sings.
With an the trouble that life brings;
Nothing seems toih for heaven above
has lowered her with the gilt OF love.
That love which deems 10 not task
40 give the bread the starved lips ask;
10 soothe the living into rest
Place roses on the dying breast;
And n there be "A heaven above,
10 reach 1t on wings OF Love!
Life is so short-the grave so deep.
We'll may we kiss from eyes that weep
The bitter. burning tears and make
Earth heaven for the others sakei
90. those that bless the way that's trOd
Must find at least some heaven and God
Atlanta Cens .itution.
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movement toward her by almost every
body else who observed her
Boyer was the first 20 reach Mrs. Clews
and he assisted her TO her feet with Diff
Guilty. She was quite overcome but smell
Ing salts and TASKS Of stimulants offered
from AN directions served their purpose.
and Mrs Clews was soon able TO think
and talk once more.
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The Largest Stock and
BEST HARNESS.
THE IMPLEMENT CO.,
1902. 1904 Z. Main ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.

suddenly sprung. most Internal clattsr
ON me. WHAT does this meant
There wasn't any clatier. my dear"
"Wha, was 3D. then?
why / just happened 90 pass through
the room iu my new red and yellow
shirt waist that's dl.
"WeH. don't DO b. in."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

Whcn the President writes his letter
accepting Secretary Ayers resignation
tine world VIII receive O. valuable coniri-
button to diplomatic literature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

The news from Chicago would indicate
that Hon. William J Bryan IS now reaiiz-
ing some OF the embarrassments OF try
ing 20 be- The candidate OF more than one
party
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21

The leopard cannot change his spots
and so Governor Hogs was failure in
the role of Tiger
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B0rem-Y0ud ought to SEQ my young
stcr. there's % model baby for you
heeier-II0w old Frs Dr.?
Eorcm Ten months.
Whceler-Huhl '@ m0lcL-Sanlard
catholic Union and Times.
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TIP 10 the present writing the Peace
Conference has done nothing IN behalf
of the baseball umpire. This is a grave
oversight
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% should come to this that a bi-metalist
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\ Loud lnterrnnlion.

Il declare. Maria this Is too Irritating
to be endured. ! told you | didn't want
to be disturbed, and here somebody has
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FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
Police Use Their Night Sticks Freely
in Brooklyn Strike.
PLATT DEFENDS THE PRESIDENT
ssues Statement i'm Reply TO the
Manila Round RObin"-A Big
Railroad Deal On-NIrs. CIews'
Peculiar Accident.


NEW YORK. July 1-Spe'iaI.-Ih'
] Brooklyn strike was extended ytsieidI.
to Manhattan Toe protest of Master
Workman Parsons. who deems the str.k.
premature at this time. and BIAS been
bending all his onersies to securing re
| dress for The alleged grievances OF OBJ.
men. The mot0rmen. however. cehea
/ him. ana proceeded to appeal to tine Man.
haitian employees them .lves and mo mid.
/ day Mr. Parsons euccumbed 90 tle iuefi-
/ table and officially declared ODE strike iu
progress
DOOMED TO FAILURE.
( The o4ra OF the strikers however no
( this hour seems homeless. aud unless
] the dissatisfied mon can prevail ON from
One thousand To- afteeu hundred men.
/ who have declined SO FAR to stop work.
to Join tine strike. bids fair to end in
absolute failure
THE acts of violence continued y.sfer-
! day. and collisions between the men and
! tLe police were frequent the latter using
/ their nieht-stIcks freely. many broken
| heads and much blood sunt being the re-
| su.t ar Parsons condemns the brutality
of the police and saws ir such methods
Ore continued Do. cannot be- responsible
! for tho result a- Tie strikers arc Ame-
r'cau-. and There is Pa limit TO therr enc
/ duraule
AN INSPIRED" STATEMENT
senator pr.ft has i.ral "a statement
coroarrfra. .re ,...,.rrr-.,t,. conduct of
/ aar,rr. b., -i,. pEirfr,f,.s r.st ,.b, mis-
statement .to,,lJ b,,. ba.r f..r,I fo.s
r.t ..,,l., ,,,,.s. 90 81. ..t.rl.I 90. .rr...
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.i- .t..ll t. t..-.. d.. mind chat tho
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A famous Chinese doctor asserts that
the use OF soft soed shoes by the Celcs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
4 CHOICE O. -FOUR FIANORS-
Blood Oranae. Wild Cherry. Sassalras. koIa

YOUNG AND Old ARE DELIGHTED
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Small VAL lU. Tablets. Large VIAL
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street, Philadelphia. pa.
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NEW YORK. July @.-SDeeial-The
Brooklyn strike was extended yesterday
to Manhattan Toe protest of Master
Workman Parsons. who deems the strike
premature az This time. and BIAS been
bending all his energies to securing rec
dress for the alleged grievances of The
men. The mot0men. however. tehed
him, and proceeded to appeal to the Nam
haitian employees them elves. and no mid-
day Mr Parsons succumbei 90 tne .neri-
table and officially declared ODE strike loo
urn.rl-.
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