New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-01

February 10th is the date set for an
institute before the Farmers Club. to [
be held in this city. A number of I
interesting and instructive topics will i
be presented for consideration, among
them rural telephones by A. D.
Stewart of Redwood county and a |
talk on practical education for the boys !
and girls of the farm.
The Commercial Bulletin of ST.
Paul in its last issue published a |
photograph of A. J. Alvin and syn
opsis of speech made by him at the
recent convention of the South Dakota !
Retail Merchants and Hardware Deal
ers association held in Sioux Falls, |
on the subject "Courtesies Equally
Between Salesman and Merchant -
/ No man in the city received the news
| that the next trial of DR.. Koch is to be
held outside of New Ulm with greater
1joy than Pat McHale, manager of the
local Western Union Office. Pat has
had a strenuous time of it during the
last month, and while the trial was on
he sent some days as high as 10000
words. In the evening he was assist
ed by [. L. Riem, the Eagle mill oper-
ator, but even then they often worked
far into the night. |
''Pretty Peggy was Cancelled and
4 New Ulm theater goers missed one of
the best shows on the road this year.
1t was Cancelled not because the COM
pany was not willing to play here nor
because the local management was not
anxious to have it play, but be-
cause the public did not seem to ap-
preciate good thing. Up to Friday
there had been advance sale of but
$40 and as the company was expecting
S4OO house, the outlook was too I'M
inviting and it refused to come.
A POSITIVE NECESSITY.
Having to lay upon my bed for IA
E days from severely bruised leg. I only
found relief when I used bottle of
Billiards. Snow Liniment. l can cheer
fully recommend it as the best medicine
for bruises ever sent to the afflicted. It
has now become q positive necessity
upon myself. D. r. Byrnes, Merchant.
Doversville, Texas. 25c, SOC. 81 90.
Sold by Eugene A. Pfefferle. "
f Ernest Eyrich, who for the last eight
I, years has been clerk in Crone Bros,
S store, has decided to abandon the life
!. of the merchant for that Of the plumb
!. err and has made arrangements to
/. enter the employ of Charles Stoll &
Sons the first Of March. Mr.. Eryich
8 learned the plumbers trade when he
was boy in LIE Sueur. but never fol
! lowed it up. He has now decided to
start in where he left off years ago.
He is a popular salesman and Crone
! Bros. patrons will be sorry to see him
: leave.
a WELCOME AS SUNSHINE.
after a long storm is feeling of re-
lief when an obstinate, pitlless cold
$ has been driven away by Aliens Lung
!. Balsam. Only people who have been
!. by this remedy can quite realize what
L the feeling is. There is no opium in
(. the Balsam, its good effect is radical
l. and lasting. Take a bottle home to-
n day.
Those who attended the trial of DR.
Koch probably never noticed that the
! room was always kept nicely heated
], and that every morning everything
. looked spick and span, no matter how
] much dirt and confusion there NIGH
Z have been the day before. Still i
!. things had not been so they woule
! have noticed it and somebody would
have been severely criticised, and tina
SOMEBODY would have been the faithful
y janitor, Henry Rowles. Henry tool
= as much pride in having the court
: room look presentable as though i
= had been his parlor and he certaint,
81 did good work which the county com
!. missioners should appreciate. Hewa
e. kept up late every night and had t,
le roll out long before daylight in tn
morning.
ID Dome THE RIGHT THING.
Of The trouble begins with a tickling il
4. the throat and a nagging little cough
IL Soreness in the chest follows and til
patient wonders if he is going TO hay
g an all winter cold. Probably, If b
be does the wrong thing or nothing
Tt Certainly not if he uses Perry Davis
III Painkiller, the staunch old remed
= that cures a cold in twenty -four hour.
az There is but one painkilIer, perr