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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-05

William Pelkins was here from
Grand Forks last week on a visit.
Mrs. j. M. Olsen of Nicollet was the
guest OF her son over Thanksgiving.
Miss Daisy Richardson visited with
Mankato relatives the forepart of last
week.
Geo. T. Olsen, the former Brown
county attorney, has been appointed
member of the public library board at
ST. Peter.
Alfred Dhein, whose father died at
Albany, Mimi, a few days ago. is here
on visit. He will remain if he can
secure suitable employment.
The dates selected for the annual
meeting OF the Minnesota Retail n ard
ware Dealers Association are Feb. 20
%. The convention will be held in st.
Paul.
The firm of Jensen & Hansen at
Evan has been dissolved, the latter
selling his interest to Mr.. Bekke of
Sleepy Eye. Hansen will 60 into the
coal and lumber business at West
Concord.
James Case and Jacob Bechtelham-
mer OF Home were in the city Wednes-
day on their way home from a deer
hunt in the northern part of the state.
They had two moose and deer to
show for their labors.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Mueller of
Springfield we're Sunday visitors at the
hume Jf Mr.. and Mrs. Weigand Eau
/ enstein. Mueller was one of the dem
ocratic hustlers in Che recent cam
.iIpaign and he has every reason to feel
Ielated over the showing made in his
end of the county.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. 81. 81. Vogelpohl have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Kuehne and daughter of Mankato the
past week.
The st. Peter council has awarded
contract for a new sewer system to
w. F. Simmonds of st. Paul. The
system will cost little over SIC, 900.
The city council last evening accep-
ted r1e BruanWsy sewer, eaH comont
-sideTalks to the two deposs and III
cement crossings ordered during the
Summer. The cost Of the 1e~er ~as
So So. 493. Ia, of the sidewafks 1SN.81 and
of the erossMa1hs $685. 90.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-05

Robert Fritsche of Lamberton spent
Thursday with friends in this city.
VIM. Dehn of Milford has gone to
Bird Island to look after his farming
interests.
Chas. Hauenstein and A. J. Esser
transacted business at Winthrop
Saturday.
Adolph Frederickson, the defeated
candidate for county attorney, called
on his New Ulm friends last Saturday.
Miss Alma Whitman, who has been
spending several months with relatives
near Chicago, will return to New Ulm
today.
Carl Winkler, the Hanska miller,
was among those who attended the
Petry funeral last Thursday. Winkler
is an old New Ulm boy.
Herman vogelpohl entertained a
number of friends Monday evening in
honor of Otto Peters, who leaves to-
day for Bowbells, North Dakota.
| Mrs. B.:Laythe Scovell, state presi-
dent of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, will deliver an address
at the Congregational church tomor-
row evening.
The Misses Bertha and Ida Sperl-
ing passed the Thanksgiving holidays
with their parents, Prof. and Mrs. j.
E. Sporting. The former is teacher
at Winthrop and the latter at Man.
kato.
The fire department. was called out
for practice Saturday evening. While
these alarms occasion unusual excite
ment, Chief Herzog is entitled to
credit for keeping his men On the
| alert.
| Miss fancy, the principal of the
local high school, visited over Thanks.
giving with her parents in st. Paul.
The fancy family, by the way, are
direct descendants of Roger fancy,
the famous jurist.
| The ladies of the Turnverein will
have a birthday party at the hall this
/ afternoon. Those who will receive thu
congratulations of friends are Mes
danes Dunkel, Pfenninger, Schneider
ich and Fritsche.
Changes in the state dairy and foo6
department are rumored, and it is
said that, in addition to change O
inspectors, W. W. Wall, secretary O
the commission for several years past
may be let out. Democratic authority
has it that w. r. Hodges, the Sleep,
Eye newspaper man and one o
Governor Johnson's appointees on tn,
board of. equaliz alton, is slated FOL
the job.
1 VIM. Ring was fined s. and costs b.
Justice Brandt Thursday for shooting
squirrels within the city limits. Tn,
shooting occurred on the premises o
A. J. Alvin and twas Mr.. Alvin VIII
caused the arrest. He says his actor
was taken not so much because of an,
particular harm done by the Ring boy
but rather to serve as a warning Il
others. The practice of shooting Of
his premises and in the vicinity Of th
college has become not only annoyin,
but positively dangerous.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-12-05
IF ALL
Dr"&&isGs

were as particular as we are about
the quality of their drugs it would
not have been necessary for Con-
gress to pass pure food and drug
law You can rest assured that
anything purchased at our store is
of the highest standard. Remember,
that many household articles had
best be purchased from us because
we are in a position to detect adul-
terations.
We would be glad to have you
trade on household articles as we'll
as drugs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

this is exactly what the contumacious
subpoena dodger is courting. Fierce is
the publicity that beats upon the seats
Of the mighty in msdern finance and in
dustrv and promotion. and dear, bit
ter. is the price those pay who set the
law and public opinion at defiance and
venture to display scornful contempt
for the moral principles Of society and
the spirit Of the institutions whose sta.
bilitv and sanctity alone, as Mr.. AL.
schuler says. make their wealth and
power secure.
Justice Gsynor Of New York, dealing
in recent address with the same ques
tion Of the contempt Of certain greedy
and INSCRIPTIONS lawbreakers for judi.
cial processes, asked whether a man
who. knowing that an officer Of the
law is looking for him TO demand his
presence as a witness in court, hurries
into another state, hides in large ho.
tel. or puts 20 sea in a yacht. can ex.
psct his Law abiding fellowmen to treat
him with decent regard. instead Of as
sneak and coward.
But the matter IL even more serious.
What sort Of example do such dodgers
imagine they are setting to those they
are pleased to call "the lower class9'
Is obedience to law and those due pro.
resses Of law the protection Of which
they 30 often invoke instilled and fos
tered By such conducti
lt is comforting TO think that under
the recent splendid decisions Of the fed
cral supreme court 10 cases involving
tho right Of corporations to immunity
subpoena lodging by corporate officials
will be- rendered futile 20 a certain ex.
iont individuals may sneak and hide
themselves. but corporations have no
legs and the state that created them
can in one way or another obtain their
books and records and determine
whether or not they have abused. their
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

tonisns. who travcrsed both the states
Of oregon and California, brings about
q feeling Of amity and community Of
interest. The party from Washington
saw California from the northern line
clear down 90 Los Angeles, being en-.
teftained AZ all points of interest 90
the state, and when the members re.
turned 90 their homes they felt that
there was a tic Of kinship between
their state and California. II is che
fostering of this feeling that Il the ob
iect of tho present work of tbe Colt
fornia Promotion committee along che
lines Of a Pacific States Union.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
TIE SEE AMERICA LEAGUE.

Tho Salem Commercial Club is asked
to give dfiy dollars 10 thc above organ
iEBtion.
n is worthy organization. bot
would it be worth ATTY dollars 10 tb,
community
NJ thousands of people Who want %
go aud spend their money in Europ,
could be- sent 90 thc Paciac coast u
would hc n good thing.
% would be- "a good thing Cor the BIC
hotels. fof The railroads. fof The steam.
boat companies. bot not much use "a
The country.
What our state needs "a sturdy Immi
grants from Europe, aud from tho MID.
no States, who arc too poor 90 go "a
Europe or stay in Europe.
such people will doyelopo our coun
tfy, and tho Commercial Club would br
Justified in spending some money for
thoir coming 20 the coast.
Tho Soc America League is q good
ihing for tho purpose Intended, but Il
will oul, enrich the big cities aud Cali
fofnia resorts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

Every person should learn just what
the red package looks like and the
economy in using Aliens self rising
". 3. B. Flour II is the most nutri-
tisus blend Of grains that can be made.
You know that easy digestion and
perfect assimilation Of food is neces-
sary for good health.
Any person can digest hot griddle
cakes. Boston Mullins Boston Brown
Bread or Fruit Pudding made from our
blend Of pure food -four, and the sim
plicity in making It up and the assur-
ance Of having Il just right, every
time. should be considered.
Ask your grocer for II and II he Is
out Of Il send his name to us and we
will supply you with a sample pack.
age free. Grocers who study your vel.
fare and their own profit, will supply
YOU with these goods at all times.
ALIENS b. B. b. FLOUR co.
Pacific Coast Factory. san Jose, Gal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
Outlaws DOdgins suSpOsnas.


Ina his spirited speech on ideals o..
citizenship the other evening, samuel
Alschuler reminded certain elements
that Gin old English. times the man
who tried 10 eseape the processes Of
the Law was declared guilty Of out
lawry aud had his property ,oudscat.
ed' Rude were those jays. ana rude
uRand down logic satisfied the men who
lived In them We are subtler and
more refined today aud We have pro.
vided by positive law against the tax.
ing Of any man 5 property without due
process Of law. The subpoena dodeer
whether aFtful or clumsy, has nothing
to fear 50 far as his material posses
sions are concerned
But men, even Of high finance con.
neetiona 90 not live by material rich.
Is alone, They need the respect Of the
community. They cannot feel comfort.
able In state Of moral outlawry. Yet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
DO JUSTICE TO PORTLAND.

Hon. Wills puniway would De- stat,
printer because hc Was ticked oui oi
che nomination. as hc calls it. -Four
years ago
ilo WA part of ih, combination that
would have made che whole ticket by
nomination of Furnish far governor
with its snIii Multnamah delegation.
Tho slips Boa that convention that left
Mf puuiWay out in che cold, cold
world. also lrft Harvey Scott out Of
Che lHiiel States senate.
but SUCH SLIPS HAVE HAP,
PnNED TO WHOLE FAMILIES. The
combination chat left Mr puuiNay out
OF tho state printing Office was a good
one
Nc puniWay has made SOME speeches
fof che Republican party. bot be was
made private secretary 90 the governor
fof four years and he made all there
was in the office.
How much does che Republican party
Owe "a man f'r making a few speeches
in country ur.ghhorboois aud writing
up hi- ouu saIag.sti, accounts OF the
same
Me- nmlaal is good man. hut che
party has never abused him half Ms
much as hls combinations have shat
tersdI wrefkoi aud ruined the party.
liut we ought Co give Portland the
state printing onice. the scuatorship.
Che governor che state treasurer the
state superintendent OF schools. the
state fair aud the state capitol.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
UNITING WESTERN STATES.


Tho recent visit of the party ~ ex
euraonisis from the state OF Washing
tou, beaded by Governor Mead. % Cal
ifuruia. following us ii dii a similar
excursion from Oregon. headed by Gov
sruor Chamberlain. shows eonclusiyely
thai the idea ~ "a union of the Paeiht
states b. neafer communication than
many people suppose II has been the
idea of Rufus r. Jennings. chairman
~ che California Promotion commit.
tee. for some years that au organiEa
iion for the commercial and industrial
eo operation of the s.2 Paeide coast
states and the territory OF Arizona.
formed ou the lines of the California
Promotion committee, would tend 10
bring about broader development of
che coast region, aud a wider retogni-
tiou commercially aud politically OF
che wonderful resources OF this part ~
che united States.
What has been accomplished by the
California Promotion committee for
California in che way of puhli,ity anl
development can be- done even on a
broader scale for the entire coast re-
giop IL the sin states aud che territory
of Arizona shall Join hands Ia further
ance of this great work Naturally the
hrst requisite Tor such a union would
be the complete organization Of each
state under the influence OF a central
argauiEation, which central body woull
be represented 10 a body composed of
representatives from each of the states
.of Washington, Oregon. California. Ida.
ho Nevada aud Utah and the terri
tory of Arizona.
What would be accomplished by such
combiued effort on the part of an the
interests involved on the Paci6e slope
Is almost beyond computation. ItI
would mean the greatest commercial
and Industrial power in the whole eoun.
tryi il would mean a political force
that would eompel recognition al the
hands OF the congress and OF the gov.
erumental deParimentsl il would mean
the upbulding Of part Of the United
states the resources OF which are be.
yond the comprehensive OF those WHO
have never studied the political econ.
omy OF the great western slope OF the
nation.
The California Promotion commit. |
tee through its chairman, Rufus p. !
Jennings is preparing foT an active
movement IL the direction Of such
combination. Ths trip Of the washing.'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
WINNING WALTER


The statement iu the Portland Jour
nal Independent or DcmocraiIc) Of
March 23ri, which stated that "To8z'
started WELLS losing grouud now
b lbughablc when measured by ihl
facts u Il a twin story 90 one given
out by tho orogonian by ilawley cor
respondent some weeks ago, The Jour
nal saysi "Toozo II aid 90 have spoB'
several thousand dollars 10 securing ibt
support of tho couutry press" "Thai
be- was tho most conspicuous hgurr a,
tho opening OF the campaign, "Thai
tho race now appears 20 lio between
Huston and liawley" and other po.
lilical dope OF like character
The facts are that TooEe has numer
Gus papers in this district that are sup.
porting him az their own expense
without money and without price he
has not spent thousands of dollars. nor
will be- io 10, Tor lhe support of the
press ile has advertised as Huston
aui llawley have advertised. aal has
paid his bills His competitors have
probably done the same.
Tooze Is not losing ground. nor 10 his
competitors believe such a statement
lle is making a whiFlwini campaign
that Is bringing him votes from an over
che district aud insures his nomination.
10 Is doubtful whether Huston or Haw-
ley carries more than one county 10
the district
Walter l.. rooze is the candidate Of
the laboTer ani producer ana has no
connection with any faction OF ring
he has made and will make bis cam.
paigu single handed and alone against
tle bosses and wiiL when elected, be
an uufeiterrl representative of the
common people of the First district.
Tho Republican country press does
support Tooze Tor the good and suf
cirnt reason that he is the only caudi-
date ou the Republican ticket Tor con
gress who has a spotless record as an
exponent of Republican principles. His
nomination and election are assured
Huston and Hawley knowing that
they are beaten by Tooze. are like the
boy in the grave yard-whistliug 20.
keep up their eounge-that they have
told everywhere the pTepostsrous story
that he would withdraw, etc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
A PlsasAnt WaI % rr.r.l

fhe above Is the usuI vsrdiet o,
the traveller using the Missouri Paeia,
railway between the Paeife coast aud
the east, and We believe that the sarv
Ice and accommodations R.vsn mari,
tAis statement From Denver. Colora.
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily 90 Kansas City
and 81. Louis carrying Pullman = lat
est standard eleetris-hghted slseuins
ears chair ears and up-tO-date dining
cara The same excellent service h
operated from Kansas City and 81
Louis to Memphis Little ROsk and HO,
springA II you are going east or
south, write for particulars and fun in.
formation.
W, C N'BRIDE, Gen Agt,
ls4 rAiEd 81. Portland, ORE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
Piles Cured
Quickly at Home
Without Pain, Cutting or Surgery. In
slant Raiief.
We Prove IL Sample Package Freo.

w AhHfN 49, eaNANAN EaNAAHo NNcni
Seven people out Of ten arc said 10
have piles Not one mau 10 million
need have them and We are proving Il
every day at our own expense. We
send sample package Of tho wonder
600 Pyramid Pile Cure 20 any person
absolutely free,
We don't do this a. a matter Of
amusement or philanthropy. but be-.
cause u h 20 our interest 20 do 80.
We know that the sufferer from piles
tormenied and driven almost crazy
by this wretehel trouble. will End such
Immediate relief that be will 60 al
once TO h's drugggist and buy a box
and get we'll.
We know that We have got tho great
esi remedy in che world Tor piles. aud
we are ready aal willing 70 stand or
fau by the verdict of those who make
tho trial We have been dolng this
for some years now, and We never set
have had occasion 10 regret q.
And the remedy az the drug store
Is just as good as the sample We send
out As. for instance, here Is man
Who got such immediate relief from
the sample that be AZ onee got a box.
Was it just as goodi Undoubtedly.
since it cured him after an sorts and
kinds OF things had failed. And h
wasn't one Of those simple eases Of a
Few years stauding-it had existed
so years.
Here is sample of the kind OF let.
tcrs we gcI every day auI NE don 2
have 90 ask Tor them;
"Friend. ] write 10 tell what good
your Pyramid Pile Cure has done for
me. / used your sample, and IL did
me so much good went and got two
boxes, and I used one anl 1 am an.
other man altogether have no paia.
no piles, and i have been troubled
with them for over 30 years. and could
hnd mo- relief until now. thanks 20 your
timely cure. Use my name il IL will
do you any good. Isaac smith. Whar.
ton, New York"
Pyramid Pile Cure is for sale al
every druggists al so cents a box. or
If you would like to try a sample arst
you will receive one by return mail bv
sending your name and address 10
The Pyramid Drug Company, 1912 Pyrl
amid Building, Marshall Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
A STREET TO THE STATE PAIR

II this city would keep the state fair
there should be- built one decent stree,
from The center Of the city 10 the fair
grounds
This paper has been ridiculed Tor ad.
vocniing a boulevard 10 the state fair
grounds. but that IL the one great need
Of the capital Of the state.
THE CITY COUNCIL SHOULD ACT
IN THIS MATTER. The city. The
county and The state fair board aud
tho state should unite 10 building the
street
The plan should includo the eHien.
zion of Capital street, or some street
iust east or west Of that. and the
street opened clear through
No street ear line should over BE- ~.
lowed 10 be- run over o.. Tho present
street 90 the fair grounds Is good
street for heavy hauling
AN ORDINANCE SHOULD BE
PASSED THAT WOULD KEEP
HEAVY HAULING orr TIE DRIVE.
WAY TO THE STATE FAIR
GROUNDS LET OUR PUBLIC OF.
T1C1AGs ACT ON THIS
~ those who bold public oniccs hu1
donors aud draw public salaries do not
Interest themselves iu promoting pub
De improvements who shalli
One drawback 20 Oregon IL tho num-,
hrr ~ persons who want Offices. salaf
ies and honors. and thea swell up aud
take no iutorc-, in public Improve.
monia Lot our officials wake up ant
90 "a ncW pace.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
TiIISOn &CO.
ISL, 16t High Street
Phone Main t39
Patronise Your Home Ia.
dUstries and keep Your mon.
ey at home.
ey at home.

Not new business, bot the old bl,,i
smith, wagon and paint shop Of JaeO.
q Arthur very much enlarged. We !,
prepared 10 do all kinds Of fancy p.lr,
ing. sign painting and buggy, sarriar
and wagon painting, rcpalnting ana J,
pairing furniture and musical !ns.,
menta A hrst-class painter employs
Light and heavy wagons and buFS-
on hand and made 10 order. woi
sailed for IN any part Of the city -si
returned free Of charge BY q. W. Johu
or william Gross.
JACOB a ARTHUR
Phone i4s3 Main. 222e n. Frou. 8.
e22H
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

THE REST OF THE STATE
SHOULD BE GLAD II 1T CAN HAVE
THE STATE ATTORNEY AND THE
SECRETARY OF STATE BY an
means let be- be ius, and fair 20 Port
land. the scat Of political wisdom and
The wcll.spring of purity and political
reforms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

whathT you have on hand only
one dollar, o. one thousand dollars
that is nos earning interest, you are
losing somethiAs each day. because
II deposited In our savings Depart.
ment il would bs earning interest,
and be subject 70 your can when
needed. IS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
ELECTION DATES TO REMEMBER

Registration books for primary eleo
ton close April 10.
Primary election April 20.
Rogistration books again opened
April % and close May IS.
Last day for hling names for state
and district ofioos March 30.
last day for fling names for county
ohaces April a.
Canvasmng votes FOR nominating
gtate and district candidates May 8.
Last day for Riing nominating peti.
lions for county onicos May 10.
Last day for hling certificates Of nom.
nation May o.
General election juno 4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-17

In growing onions IL IL very impor-
tant that the crop receive early atten.
ton, for II IL gets stuDted with weeds
II never does as well. constructed an
onion weedcr which used last spring
for the first time and consider II o
most excellent tool, as II saves hand
wedding II used In time. When the
onions are up cultivate thoroughly
put do not let the weeds get the start
OF them. The time for planting In this
section depends largely upon the sea-
son. As a rule we plant from April 10
TO 90, but II the season is late they Will
do well II sown In May. However,
when onions are planted early 1t is a
good indication that there viii de-
velop sound, well ripened crop, says
a Trumbull county t0) correspondent
Of American Agrlculturist.
The Yellow Globe is the variety best
suited for our purposes. The rows are
marked out twelve inches apart, and
lf the soil Ii well adapted for onion
growing they can be set from eight TO
twelve to the foot and do well. have
seen from fifteen to twenty growing
In twelve inches, but they crowd out
and pile up. We are rarely troubled
with blight. We were troubled some
what years ago, but now have a fine
strain OF onions. have plowed a lit
tie deeper each year until we have
from ten to twelve inches OF soil. This
makes the plants hardy and strong.