New Ulm review., 1900-01-31
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plIy II PAYS 4 II !, Bly 81 u. D. q cloA 8.
payssto buy ii "a.
Why e snok kes vide s. long i. any
sother, because II Is filled with Havana
and domestic Tobacco the best money
lean buy and the snoke Of the same IS
agreeable to all thar sits around.
Let US impress pom you the fact that
in order g make this q good ci gar. We
wrap il nth East Hartford Connecticut
tobacco which IS as thin as the th1nnest5
Itissne, there lore adding much 70 it's
quality. This tobacco costs more than
Isnnatra, not figuring the duty on SUI
matra, which IS SSl.s5 per pound. But
saving the duty we can afford to- use
Havana as filters iii same. OF course a
cigar made Of thick and gummy tobacco
will not break il carried in the pocket
for weeks or used as a crowbar and can
be manufactured much cheaper, but
quality counts, and therefor good care
should be taken, not to break the deli.
cate and valuable wrapper Of the Cur
Protector cigar. Ascareful smoker de-
riyes more satisfaction out ola s.Pro-
teetor" cigar than oht OF most 10 cent
cigars. And they sell like hot cakes at
5 cents each or $1.75 for a package Of so.
The Woman's Literary Club met at.
the home Of Mrs. Hubbard yesterday af-
ternoon. The topic for discussion was
"Liquid air; It's possibilities, properties
and power" The discussion was led by.
Mrs. II. Beecher. The next meeting of
thefclub will be on Feb. Is at the resi-
sdeace of airs. Bingham and will be de-
voted to Kipling. 3
Earl Current gets sshonorable mention''
in last weeks Junior journal for we'll
written story telling Of the memorable
"tie" game Of foot ball played BY the
high school eleven at Sleepy Eye last
fall. Robert Smith, of the 9th grade, is
the only other embryo author WHO finds
space IN the same issue, but Lucy Muel-
Ter is also given honorable mention for
drawing submitted, showing that the
public school develops artists as we'll as
writer's. sszs..> r. :
The 10Th anniversary of-the national
organization of the Young Peoples Soci-
ETY. Of Christian Endeavor of the Congre-
tional church will be appropriately OBJ
served by the local Y. P. s. 6. r. next
Sunday evening. An elaborate program
has been arranged. There will be mixed
and male quartettes, vocal and instru-
mental solos, short papers upon current
topics and short talks by prominent
members and workers. The exercises
will be held at the church and will COM
mence at Z 80.
F.W. Hauenstein, the jeweler, has a
limited supply of the Red Cross Boer
buttons furnished him by the relief soci.
ty organized at st. Paul, which he will
sell to those who wish them at 25 cents
each. The work on the part of Mr..
Hauenstein is purely charitable, every
cent received from the sale of these but
tons being remitted to the society, and
it should be particularly understood
that it is not business proposition in
any sense. If you want one of the but
tons he will gladly supply you.
With John Zaske 1t is now a case of
settle or stay in Jail, the supreme court
having decided his appeal adversely.
The supreme court in denying the ap-
plication for a. writ of certiorari holds
that the order of the district judge was
Iappealable to the supreme court and
hence the extraordinary remedy of Ger
tiorari was not available, the fact that
he cannot afford the costs and bond nee
essary to. an appeal being no reason for
q suspension Of the regular order. A
provision for appeals by poor men is d
matter for legislative action and with
which the court has nothing to do.
| In spite of the excessive coldness 81
the weather fair sized audiences gath
erred at the opera house Sunday after
noon and evening to listen to the Min
neapolis Journals Newsboys Band dis
course sweet music, and that all who
were present at either Of the performan-
ces were well paid for their effort is uni
versally acknowledged. The boys are
developing into exceptionally fine mu-
sicians and do credit to their leader, Nj,
Heintzmann. The numbers given BY
1.-The Mandolin orchestra as well as the
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