New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-16
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excellence;
Eli Henry's Triumphal March,. O. R. Farrar
overture stradella- .........F FIR; Won Flatow
Rival RoverS March. r. Alexander
PARTII.
When Rueben comes to town .M Leye
Die LiebeSwacht.. L. Gardner
Just because she made them Goo-Goo Eyes.
HOT Time Two Step. .......J. W. ChattaWay
PART III.
Victorious America Iilenberg
Turner's Motto. Frisch. Fret Stark Treu.
SSweetheart' Cali Me by that Name. sI!sy
From Tropic to Tropic March $3.50. Alexander
1t is the purpose of the Executive
Committee Of the Massacre Memorial
Celebration to secure from the railroads
a half fare rate to this city from all points
good for the round til p. This concession,
if granted by the railroads will be of
much benefit in making the celebration
very popular as an excursion. The COM
mittee has gone at the preparations in a
thoroughly business like way and will
succeed. The various persons who are
soliciting subscriptions are meeting with
much encouragement and in as much as
there was no call for funds on the 4th of
July and there is likely to be no call for
subscriptions to the fair, the donations
to this should be liberal. The celebration
will be worth all it costs to the city and
will draw a large and representative
crowd from all over the state.
= All kinds of Fresh Sausages every
day at Rusch & Bosch.
The Brown County agricultural asso-
citation held its meeting on Friday and
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: President, Ferdinand Crone;
vice president, j. Klossner, Jr.; secretary
H. N. Somsen; assistant secretary, B. Juni,
treasurer, F. H. Benke. It was decided
to hold fair this year the first week in
October. Steps were taken towards hav-
ing the damage done by the recent wind
storm repaired The roof was blown off
the grand stand and the fence is down
in some places. It will cost the associa-
ton something to have this work done.
Outside of this damage the grounds are
in good condition and with the present
favorable conditions for good crop of
al agricultural products the. fair this veal
sfould>make an excellent shewing1 v
Sunday morning about o'clock peo-
pie of the city were startled by the shrill
screech of the fire whistle and few
minutes later the sky was illuminated by
flames from the building occupied by W.
A. Aab as a machine shop. The fire de-
partment was On hand promptly and in
less than five minutes had the fire under
complete control and entirely out inside
of fifteen minutes. The interior of the
shop was completely burned out leaving
only the fre-proof sheet1ng and a few
timbers to support the she'll. The ma
chinery and bicycles in the building were
destroyed and the loss is about complete.
Nobody seems to know how the fire orig
mated but it is supposed that it caught
from gasoline lamp which was left
burning. N. Henningsen had $500 insur-
ance on the building and machinery,
which only partially covers the Loss
II H. Hornburg sells Plymouth Irvine.
fazs The ID. Thompson Publishing Com
pany, well-known publishers of St. Louis,
have, to use the language of the St. Louis
| Republic, ''scooped" the United States
Government in the publication of "The
Jefferson Bible," concerning which there
has been such spirited discussion in and
out of Congress. If, as was stated in the
debates of Congress, there will be call
for five million copies of this work it will
prove publishing and business hit of
unsual magnitude. They advertise in an
other column of this issue for solicitors
and general agents for this and other pub
LEGATIONS. They offer salary and liberal
commissions to experienced or capable
canvassers. They offer, also, to present
to any one sending the addresses of a few
canvassers an art work in coloIs as de-
cribed in advertisement. s...
The savage nature of man kind re-
mains with. him to the extent that in
such cases as that of the escaped convict
Tracy, be looks upon his daring feats