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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Anna B.: Morehouse, to And. J. J.
Lebert, 80 acres, 8, 10,
SO. $4,000
Max Mieckl to State Bank Of
Sleepy Eye, | 5, b 10 Sleepy
Eye. 49,. -. =. 45o
j. Callahan to J. Jensen, Is, Is,
II aud 10, 2, Brackenridge's
LIST addition Sleepy Eye. 100
Julius Loose to Herman Hasse,
100 acres, Is, I'LL, SO. -. 7760
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15

! - - . : 3
block will pay for supper for the play
ers at the Dakota house.
Legal business called County Attorney
Einar Hoidale to Sleepy Eye Thursday.
| H. Frenzel will begin work upon his
two-story brick pop factory about July
1st. -.
Sheriff VIM. j. Julius made trip to
Springfield on official business Thurs
day. .... ..* ..s !.
Attorney I. M. Olsen, of Sleepy Eye,
visited with New UlE relatives Satur-
day evening. r.. !.
The dramatic section of the Turnverein
is planning to give play during the an
nual May fair. Il BIDS. 8. i.
| @. M. Olsen has improved the interior
of his drug store by the addition of sew
eral handsome cabinets.
Work is progressing nicely upon Aug.
Puhlmana's new brick residence, which
he is erecting on Center street.
| Workmen in the employ of the scity
have completed series of improvements
upon the Bentzin bridge over the Cotton
wood.
Mayor W. H. Mueller, of St. Peter,
was reelected Tuesday by small MAORI
ty. At Mankato the democratic candi-
date, Chas. T. Taylor, was successful.
Mrs. John Zeren went to New Ulm
last Saturday for couple of weeks visit
with relatives, and now John knows how
to sympathize with BILLY" Stacker and
some of the other Observation-Disclosures
Standard.
| Private Edgar Dingler, Of Co. A, was
fined SIS by the recent court martial for
non-attendance at drills. The findings
Of the court must now be approved at
regimental headquarters but sentence
will probably be suspended.
/ Tape & Koehler have completed a
handsome counter fol VIM. Eibner, of
, the Weneeda Bakery. The counter is Of
cedar, finely finished, and will be used
by Mr.. Eibner for the large soda water
fountain he intends putting in this sum-
mer.
Parties residing in Golden Gate figured
in case before Justice Brandt last We'd
nesday afternoon. Herman Affolter was
arrested on complaint of his step father,
Cal. Smith, charged with having assault
ed the latter. After listening to the
evidence. which appeared to center about
pair of whiskey bottles, the court dis
. missed the defendant. s.:
: Eight young men of the city have
. leased the tennis grounds on South
Minnesota street for a period of three
years and all the New Ulm experts are
;. furnishing up their raquets. in prepare
ton for the summer season. This year
the sport will be taken up on a more ex-
tensive scale than ever before, it being
the intention to level and resod the
4 grounds. When this is completed they
will be inclosed with wire netting
eight feet in height.
a SWEET BREATH s
!. is never failing sign Of q healthy stom-
ach. When the breath is bad the stom-
ach is out of order. There is no remedy
in the world equal to Kodol Dyspepsia
J. Cure for curing indigestion, dyspepsis
and all stomach disorders. Mrs. Mary
I s. Grick, of White Plains, KY, writes
III have been dyspeptic for years
tried all kinds Of remedies but continued
! Ito grow worse. By the use of Kodol
began to improve at once, and after tax,
: ing few bottles am fully fully restored
in weight, health and strength and car
eat whatever like. Kodol digesis what
! You eat and makes the stomach sweet
1 Sold by all druggists.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
AN UJNSELFISH flOTIVE
ARailroad That Does Not Own or Sell
Land.

g . Essl
Now that SO many people ale zlnoking
for opportunities IN the West, it is inter
.esting to watch the methods the rail-
roads are adopting to attract the farmer,
the homeseeker, the lnlnberman and the
investor. The advertising departments
of some Of the companies are spending.
thousands Of dollars sending out litera-
ture. The best writer's are engaged to
write up the county, and artists are
paid to illustrate the articles.
The Great Northern Railway p'aa is
very different; it does lot believe III some
Of the ssbrass band" and .highly colored
lithograph'' ideas, but prefers to appeal
to the more prudent class Of people with
facts substantiated by autograph letters
from actual settlers along its lines. The
Great Northern Railway is particularly
favored, running as it does through the
most fertile dlstrictsof Minnesota, North
Dakota, Montana and Washington.
The immigration department. of the
Great Northern Railway does not reply
to inquiries with mass Of stereoty ped
printed matter, but takes interest enough
| to put you IN direct communication with
someone located on its line and engaged
| in the particular business, and in the To-
callty, asked abolt. These methods not
only inspire confidence, but the helping
hand the company has always gladly
extended to the people regardless of the
business they may be engaged in, has
made every man living along its lines a
paltner and co-worker in the develop
ment of the Great Northwest properly
called the Land of Wonderful Opportuni
ties.--Des Moines Daily News, March
Goth, 1908. a
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Con.
1ains Mercury.
| as mercury will surely destroy the sense
| of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it. through
/ the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions from
| reputable physicians, as the dana ge they
will do is ten fold to the good you car
possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured byF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, y, contains no mercury. and is
taken internally, acting directly upon the
/ blood and mucous surfaces of the system
| In buying Hairs Catarrh Cure be sure you
| get the genuine. 1t is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J, Cheney
| & Co. Testimonials free. ~
Sold by Druggists, Price 75c per bottle.
| Halls Family Pills are the best.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Com
1ains Mercury.
Dyer Bros. Piano Contest.

Following is the result of the votes
cast in the contest for the Dyer Bros.
piano: e. =.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-15
GAME WILL BE FIERCE
Victory Predicted For ottomeyer,s in To-
morroW's Contest.

Four base hits and line dives will be
in order at the driving park tomorrow
afternoon when the lass ball teams of
the Stri; kler and Ottoms yer blocks line
up for their great contest. Both blocks
have been preparing for the game for
several weeks and are now so proficient
in base ball slang that the expressions
sssouth paw '.Charley horse and
'sTexas Lacquer" creep into their ordinary
business conversations.
Tomorrow's game, which is he called
at 2 80, will undoubtedly be one Of the
fastest exhibitions ever seen in North
America but all the prophets have figured
that nothing short of a tornado can
wrench victory from the Ottomeyer's.
Yesterday a report was current about the
streets that the Stricken men had made
an attempt to bride the Ottomeyer pitch
er to throw the game to them. In justice
to the opposition is must be said that
this report is erroneous; they attempted
their fell designs upon the other end Of
the battery.
The Stricken players are Barns, cap
tain, Somsen, E. Hoidale, H. Hoidale
Flor, Koch, J. Bobleter, p. Bobleter an6
Balturch, while those who will manipu,
late the pig skin for the Ottemeyer's are
Mather, captain, Gebhardt, Pfaender
Bingham, Duane, Bierbaum, Johnson
Kaschau and Karl. w. R. Hodges, o.
Sleepy Eye, will umpire.
Following the game the stricklel
block will pay for supper for the play
ers at the Dakota house.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-03-21

Township so North of Range 80 West
lot in s. T. 50 N, r. SO w. bounded by Fall River.
and by ID. 3. s. K A. II. r. land and by Keweenaw
Bay, sec So. 500 80 20 90 z so
Township 81 North Of Range 80 West.
part Of lot l. 49, commencing the shore of Kewee
nav Bay at the of the land formerly owned
by Fredk Baraga Bishop and running thence to the
sec line between sec 30 and 3 and Ii rods OF the
post of said line, thence 6h rods thence the
shore of Keweenaw Bay. thence along the bay shore
$50 1@ IS 100 61s
und OF lot commencing "a rods of 9 of lot
and running thence to the Of said lot 2,
thence 80 rods, thence to the shore of Keweenaw
Bay, thence along bay shore to the land formerly
owned BY VIM. Walker, thence along the n line Of
said Walkers land rs rods thence along the line Of
walkers land l3 rods. thence to place Of beginning.
lis W 90 sss
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-03-21
TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH OF RANGE 50 WEST

a III
by line, by sec line and west BY keSeena Y
part of lot commencing the shore Of Keweenaw Bay
at the n e OF 30 and running to post
between and 36, thence to shore OF keweenaw
bay, along bay shore to place Of beginning 90
part OF W " OF "a commencing at the corner Of
land owned by Chas and Lidla Southwind running
thence N 161s the corner of lands decided to
Julia Pennock thence so rods to the line thence
s along see line n e Of land owned by Chas.
Ida Southwind thence along line Of said land
rods 10 Of beginning
~ " Sc S04 24s 81 10 90 22
part of W u Of W Y, commencing at stake standing
theIse 40 rods. thence 30 rods thence 40 rods.
thence 30 rods to place OF beginning.
Sc Z 19 10 @ 100 46
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-03-21

Township 81 North of Range 80 West.
OFFS excepting the 800 feet. sec a. 30 acres
200 So 0S 100 $50
lot 2 OF sec. "a, SO
30100 IL Is $50 IS 90 Is 80
" of u,
2 50 M34 529 81 100 u a
southa00 it. Of u Of Y, sec. 49,
lot excepting n 300 IT.. 49, IS 2SloO
250 65 10 100 45
lot of Sec 80. %
5000 2 so 65 10 100 20
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-21
AWFUL BLOW FoR WOMEN.
Lack OF Faith siast Result From a
Recent Disturbing Discovery.

Lack OF Faith Must Result From a
Recent Disturbing Discovery.
IN these days when there II trepida-
ton in financial circles and the fear
that some foolish or malicious story
may discredit the soundness and reli-
ability Of any institution, no matter
how stable and enduring it may be, it
cannot tighten the burden Of appre-
hension to learn that confidence has
been shaken in another Of the great
repositories Of the thrifty, one parficr-
larly confded and trusted in by fem
mime deposltors. says the st. Louis
Globe-Democrat Mrs Frances Ster-
ling Of New York placed $4,000 worth
Of jewels and $500 in money III small
fiat box In her stocking. on starting
from Washington for her home at the
Powhattan apartments, New York.
and on arriving there found that the
box had worked hole in the stocking
and was lost
This incident win appall thousands
in all parts Of the country and cannot
fail to convince women that their faith
in that last resort in times Of financial
stress is but rope Of sand. Banks
may break, trust companies refuse TO
dlsburse, even safety deposit boxes be
subject to burglary, peculation and
rapine by mo3s, but never has this
repository Of ladies' savings been look
ed on with dubiety. Il has stood the
test Of nearly half dozen panics
When the monetary storms Of 81, 81.
T3 and '93 swept the country not
stocking broke. I'm such high esteem
were they held BY those who depend
ed upon them and had dealings with
them that there Is no recorded instance
Of a run on them. There they stood,
an example to an mankind and wom-
ankind-of an honorably guarded
trust. But now what are we to think?
One or these institutions has failed
and failed utterly It win not repay
a cent on the dollar IT is the most
disastrous failure. in proportion to the
capital involved that has been known
in our national history 10 excuses
arc offered The money, tile jewels,
even part Of the stocking, are gone
We stand crushed before such an in
stance Of betrayal Of trust Is there
no thing safe2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-21
q By p F DAVIS, The Dugg" 262 North Street, Barre vt

That's the supreme court room ca
the left, where they finally pass on ala
the laws made in congress. and this is
the whispering gallery, where the com
mittee secrets leak out
There's Uncle Joe ia the chair, an
right
But where's his cigary asked a
drug store clerk from Rochester.
Il am going to let you IN on a Sc
cret. Uncle Joe is changed man.
This speakership affair has reformed
him. He only smokes now id his
room, on the street and on the floor.
Everybody expected him to be putting
a cigar in the speakers chair, bur he
fooled them all. And | hear that he
thought the dignity Of his position re-
quired him 70 give up poker. He had
Mr.. Kinds. however look up a few
precedents and changed his mind.
Some Of the best poker players in the
country land some Of the wofst-have
been speakers of the house Of repre-
sentativcs. oh. yes, everybody likes
Joe until he gets to cutting appropria-
tons. Notice that worried looE?
That's the committee stage face. Ey-
cry speaker has it at the beginning OF
congress, and some Of them keep 1t
through life
Mcclellan? The new 'MacY There
he IS talking with Jim Richardson.
Jim. Won know. is McClellan's honored
leader in congress, and he's getting
few Instructions about running New
York. There's Tim just coming in
talking with Jake Rupert Of New
York. Seems to me Tins the most IA
NOUS man in congress. Every party
that I've guided for tile last week has
wanted to see Tim Sullivan first Of all.
Tim says this Is the SWEETEST job he
ever had in his life He likes ii and
says he's going TO stay Told me the
other day that this made Albany look
like q primary school I'd just like to
be present some night when lie holds
four aces against Uncle Joe's king full
It would be like betting on Tammany
in the last election
and who IS that large man just ris-
ing over there who looks as though heI
once had a beardl"
Payne Serene E.-of New York.
boss OF the house next to Uncle Joe.
He's just about to move Adjournment.
and that man getting up over there on
the Democratic side is John Sharp VII
Hams, successor to Jim Richardson and
Private John Allen Eunnier than
a goat when he gets going
"Hitt and Hepburn. those two dignl |
fed looking statesmen down ii front !
Hit is trying 70 smooth down Colonel
Pete on this Panama business. Cole. .ei
Pete Hepburn, sir. is the John r Nor
gan of the house and has had the Nica- /
ragua canal built three times since TX
became member Of congress
mccall, up there in back seat
Sam Mccall Of Massachusetts. Hes
writing one OF his constituents that he
is Republican still. Has to write lots |
of letters like that every time he votes
MAN with the pompadour and gold /
bowed spectacles? Baker Of Brooklyn |
New man Refused railroad pass
and got famous Every new man has
lots to learn. Twenty. FIVE cents apiece,
please. Thanks. Goodbyn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-21
A COMPANION
BOARDER


tOriginaLl
Il thiislg, said Mrs Trotter, athat We
had better get some nice young girl 10
live with us. Not boarder. Some one
who win be member Of the family,
play game Of whist with US occasion
ally II the evening and make herself
generally agreeable
Where do you expect 70 End such a
persona asked Mr. Trotter
Leave that TO me. We women know
women who know other women. Ill
ask my friends to help me"
Il don't approve Of the plan.p said
Mr.. Trotter.
Mrs Irotter who was really looking
TO a slight addition to the income in
stead Of eompanionship. would not give
up her point, and her husband at last
yielded A young woman was found
who wanted a home. aud She went To
live with the Irotters. SHE filled the
bill completely, being sind hearted.
cheerful, amiable and paid her quota,
as she had the consideration to call her
board. regularly
II told you So, said Mrs Trotter to
her husband You think you know
more about domestic affairs than T.
When a man leaves his business for the
household be usually gets beyond his
depth"
Since you are satisfied. said the
husband q soc NO occasion 10 be dis
satisfied Miss smead seems to ba Il
charming girl.
Months went BY months that bore
proof that Mrs. Trotter was right in
the matter Of Miss Smead Several
disagreeable episodes occurred. but
nothing that could he even remotely
traced 70 Miss Smead one of these
was matter of business. one 81 Mr.
Trotter's creditors suddenly came down
on him for the amount due hin and
when paid confessed that be had heard
that his debtor was III straitened cir
cumstanees.
One morning when the postman De-
livered the mail Miss smead, who was
expecting a letter. was watching for
him from the parloI' window Mr.
Trotter left the house rs the postman
came up the front steps. and Mise
Smead saw him hand Mr Trotter a
letter. Furthermore, she was near
enough to see that the address was tt
a womans hand Mr. Trotter thrust
the letter in his coat pocket and spoke
sharply to the postman who evidently
apologized for something and went on
10 the next house, 1t was plain that
Mr.. Trotter was receiving mail that he
had instructed the postman not to
leave at the house, but Miss Smead
was not the person TO make trouble in
family. and the last thing she would
have thought Of was revealing the mat
ter to Mrs. Trotter Besides. Mrs Trot-
ter had few days before presented
her husband with a daughter and 1t
would be cruelty and might be MUIR
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-21
7be Times Daily Short Story.


DER FOR any one to excite any suspi-
cions at such time.
a few days later Miss smead, wish
ing to borrow pattern for baby's
pinning blanket-for in her kindness Of
heart she was making clothes for the
newcomer-wen across the street to
Mrs Prior, who lived directly opposite.
to borrow one .
"since you want the pattern for Mrs.
Trotter," said the lady, you are well
! come to it, but that abomlnahle Trot-
ter should not have it on any account "
Whats the matter with Mr.. Trot-
terT
Natter Matter enough. He's cor
/ responding with some woman. Didn't
/ see him receive a letter from the post
man the other day, thrust it in bis
pocket and scold the postman for de-
| livering II at the housegr
Miss Snead stood aghast Mrs Prior
who had an object in view Ito find out
il the missive were really from wo-
man went on.
You saw il yourself and were near
enough to see thar the address was ia
4 womans hand
Miss smead was tempted TO deny the
fact, but hesitated Hesltating. the Sc
cret was lost. the information gained
Not long after this Mrs. Trotter re-
eeived ain anonymous note in which
/ the writer said. You ought 70 know
/ thar your husband is corresponding
secretly with a woman not ris wife"
/ Then there were tears and eFimina-
lions iu The Trotter family Mrs Trot-
ter was still ia a condition rendering
such nm affair dangerous, and hef hus-
band found himself on the horns Of O
dilemma. ne had been receiving let
tiers concerning his wlfes mother who
was dying 4 lingering death, He must
nov show the letters or virtually adj
NIT that the charge was correct He
produced Tie letters. Mrs Trotter stood
the shock fairly well.
The matter was Kept from Miss
smead till Mrs Prior had admitted
that She was tile author Of the anony-
nous letter and had gained the Infor-
nation from Miss Snead. The TrQt
tiers also discovered that when Miss
smead had come ID live with them
Mrs Prior. seeing that they bad taken
boarder, had Inferred that they
were in straitened circumstances and
had SO informed the creditor who bad
called for a settlement
The first intimation Miss Smead had
Of the trouble was curt note from
Mrs. Trotfer requesting her 10 leave
the house. rhe blow was somewhat
mollided by Mr. Trotter who said 70
her:
"You are not 10 blame for this. nor is
wife / alone am the culprit Il
i false principle for family 70 have
under their rooftree any he hut then-
selves. When my wife Insisted on TAX
ing you in. should have had the
strength Of character to decline on this
ground regret that you as wen as
we should have been a sufferer
Miss Smead never ceased to feel the
wound. and Mrs. Trotter never ex-
onerated her from blame
GRACE A. HERsEY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-21
TWO BANKS FAIL.
One In Indiana, the other In Texas.
National Examiners Take charge.


One In Indiana, the other In Texas.
National Examiners Take Charge
Washington, Nov 20 Tie comptroI.
Ter Of the currency has been advised
that the Indiana National Bank Of Elk.
hart, Ind, is closed. c. II. Rosworth,
national bank examiner, has been di-
rected to take charge Of the institu-
ton The following is the condition Of
the bank as shown by the banks re-
port for sept 8. 1903.
Resources, Ss27514; liabilities, Ss27,-
GA.
The Farmers National bank, Hen
rietta, Texas, has been closed by direc-
ton Of the comptroller Of the treas.
ury Miller Weir, national bank ex-
aminer has been appointed to be tenn
porary receiver. The banks latest
statement shows resources Of $500
T42, liabilities the same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-21
Nsorar Iron INfng'se neanessa.

Chicago. Nov 20 Marks Nathan,
the scrap iron king, whose viii has
just been filed, left provision for the
erection Of synagogue in Jerusalem.
He also left instructions that land be
purchased in the Holy City and DWELL
ings erected for the free housing Of the
families of poor and deserving Jews.
Out Of a total fortune Of Sf20,000 made
in the buying and selling Of scrap iron
Mr.. Nathan bequeathed S46500 to char
ity. The amount named for expendi-
ture in Jerusalem was $4,000. An
equal sum was set aside for the cree
ton Of a Jewish hospital OF asylum for
Jewish orphans
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-21

London, Nov 20 king Edward, for
the second time III bis brief reign has
been robbed by clerk in the Office Of
the paymaster Of the household on
this occasion checks amounting 70
$500 We're Illegally drawn and cashed
by Frank Laaham, who at Bow street
police court confessed and was COM
mitted for trial at the Old Bailey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-21
General Markets.

New York Nov ls
FLOuR-steadv, but quieter; Minnesota
| patents. st50a470; winter straights ST. s5a
40; winter extras, Ssa3.s5: winter pat
ents. STATS
EAT-Opened firm and somewhat
higher in December but later eased off on
liberal northwest receipts and outside
selling; December, SI5tas71ac; May, So l5-la
aS8skc
RYE Nominal; state and Jersey. SEA
ESQ., No. 2 western Csc nominal & Q. b.
afioat
CORN-DuH and lower. rejecting fine
weather and local short sales; December.
OATS Nominal; track. white state. fla
itc. track white. western, aas5c
PORK Steady; mess, SI8ala75, family
SIS
LARD-Dun; prime western steam.
7,40c.
BUTTER to firm: extra cream
cry, &c; state dairy. 15a20e
CIIEEsE-U Unsettled: state. full cream.
fancy. small, colored. September 1Istc. .
late made. l0a5c; small. white. septem-
bsri 1tAc late made, 10Ac.; large. colored.
September 11%c.; late made, l0%c. larges
white, September, n&e. late made, l0ste
EGGS-Strong. state and Pennsylvania
average FIRST 33c.; state and Pennsylva-
MIA seconds to hrsts, 2sas2e, western ex-
tras, S5c. western firsts sia32c.
SUGAR = Raw nominal. fair refining
sac; centrifugal. 50 test, 3&c; refined
quiet; crushed 5.S0c.; powdered, 4S0c.
TURPENTINE-Q Quiet at 5sa59izc
M0LAssEs- Steady New Orleans. s1a
42c.
RICE Steady; domestic 4aec. Japan
nominal
TALLow-steady; city. &c; country
4l4a4se-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-21

Danny MeEeeyer, a page on the
Democratic side Of the house, has in
vented new bit Of slang, says the
Washington correspondent of the New
York World Instead Of saying man
''rubbered" young McKeeyer. says the
man 'peninsulared
Definition; a neck (of land iutting
out TO sea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-21
go Treneh Art IereIrg.

The London Times says there is now
being exhibited at the South Kensing
ton tfuseum Of Art in London a group
of modern French jewelry by Lalique
and his followers. Lalique himself is
represented By 4 plaque de collier In
common horn. whose misty Translucent
ey is contrasted with three pink la
rogue pearls CASTOR LATTE has a
pin for the hair composed Of a female
figure with BUTTERFLY wings OF opal. a
pair Of gold antennm and emerald eyes