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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-20

The murder of George Mitchell
by his sister was great shock to
the northwest. From the evidence
produced at Mitchell's trial it is
quite evident that only a weak
minded person or one very much
depraved could become a Holy
Roller. Whatever view of the case
the jury may take it is apparent to
all that both Mrs. Crehield and the
murderess are too dangerousto to ever
again be set at liberty.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-20

The action of the Council in re-
jecting the franchise submitted by
the Pacific States Telephone Co.
meets with popular approval BY
voting as they did the council Sim
ply kept their promises made after
they were nominated. They said
they would not vote for a corpora
ton monopoly, and they have made
good. What action will be taken
in the immediate future in regard
to the matter The Review is unable
to learn, but that an understanding
will be had with the company there
is 10 doubt.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-20

Bring us your printing. Prompt
ness, neatness and goodness are our
characteristics when il comes to
printing. Bring it in now.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-20

Astorian: Sixteen months ago.
or thel eabou,s, the government
dredgeT Chinook came from san
Francisco, where she had under
gone some Sass 900 worth of repairs
AT Mare Island, OF some other
depot for such work, aud from that
day Ia this she has not done a
stroke OF work at least, nothing To
impair her in any way, But Just
as II becomes eNpedlent To put her
on the Columbia river bar to do
some temporary work that shall exc
out the eventual good the jetty Sys-
tenn is billed to do, she is suddenly
discovered to be in such wretched
condition, as To boilers, for instance
that sSo, 900 must needs be eNpend-
cd upon her, before she can euter
upon any sort of service. There
must have been a lovely graft afoot
while she was down there for that
S5S, 900 worth of repairs, or else
there is bald lie out about her now.
Her use on the bar has been under
discussion for months past, and not
a word has been said as To defect.
i've boilers, nor any other defects
but the moment demand for her
service wakes eager and of some
potency (for even Portland was
amenable to the plan of using her
on the bar this season. She is hope |
lessly impaired and cannot be had. |
Evidently the super-sensitiveness OF I
the engineering corps in charge of .
the jetty-work would be shocked
beyond measure il the dredger
should be employed to amplify the
channels their work is supposed to
supply, Bah
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-20

According Ia the views expressed
10y many property owners lhcr,
should be within easy reach of all
who wish lo use Il a map showing
the grade oi each aud every street
IN the city. The need OF such q
map is shown hy the street i'm.
provcments recently completed and
those now IN progress Al present
there is no way ot asccTtaining the
grade on an unimprovcd street. II
one wishes To build they simply
have Ia make a guess and take their
chances. Because the grade could
not he asccrtaincd at the time of
building several property owners
IN the city have been put To several
hundred dollars additional expense.
II the grade can be established and a
profile ot the streets made al a nom
inal cost, let It be done-and at
once, IL means great saving in
dollars and cents Ia those who i'm
prove their property and residences.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-20

Ask your grocer for Lime bread,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-20
For Rent

For $I2.So, a Groom modern house
ON Richmond street, 3 blocks north
of school house. Apply to Shep-
ard, Dobie * Peterson.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-20

Keep Your Eye On St. Johns
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09
TO Cure a Sucking Heafer.

As all dairymen know, there is no
greater nuisance on dairy farm than
9 COW or a heifer addicted to the habit
OF sucking herself and other animals
In the head, says w. Stenson in Amer
lean Cultivator. It is not only the loss
OF the milk that is sustained, but 1t
would seem that one such animal
would induce others to contract the
habit. We have had our share Of this
trouble with heifers.
Insert in the sucking heifer's nose
Al ordinary bull ring. just before in
sorting the ring slip on 1t two common
ron harness rings of course the har-
ness rings are to suspend loosely after
the bull ring has been inserted This
. the trick Of It. By adding more than
one loose ring the animal can In no
way prevent them from dropping IN
the mouth when It attempts to suck
Brass bull rings can be purchased at
almost any hardware store for Is cents
each, and the common harness rings
csst but I few cents per dozen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09
rs writer in the Franklin tribune

{ a writer IN the Franklin tribune
makes plea for the old State road
that runs near that village 1t appears
that some farmers are anxious to have
the road abandoned on account of the
land that is wasted by its crossing
their farms and have taken steps in
that direction, but the sentimentality
OF this writer forbids him to let it pass
without protest. The plea he sets up
IS, 1t IS more than an ordinary town
ship road-it is a state road and peo-
pie should be proud Of living on such
a road rather than try to discontinue
it. The first settlers settled as near to
this road as they could. The road is
furthermore an old familiar landmark
over half century old, laid out for
the benefit of the people of Minnesota
before the most OF US were born. It
has run across the entire state, over
it hundreds and thousands Of emf
grants have passed to their new homes
out west. In the older settlements
further east it is held in great rever-
ence, maintained and preserved with
great care.
Rev. p. II. Bollenbach, who for the
past year has been pastor of the
Bethel church of this city and during
his administration has wrought won
derful change in the affairs of the
church, has been assigned by the re-
cent conference to the church at Wa
dena IN the northern part of the state.
He and his family will leave next week
for their new home. On Sunday morn
ing Mr.. Bollenbach will deliver his
farewell sermon to his congregation,
the services will commence at 1890.
During their stay in this city both Mr..
and Mrs. Bollenbach have endeared
themselves to the people of the Bethel
congreg alton as we'll as to others and
there is genuine regret because of the
circumstances that compel the change.
The work incident to this and other
charges was more than Mr.. Bollen.
bach could care for and the change is
made at his request. He will be sue
ceeded by Rev. Muehlhausen of
Worthington, who is said to be a
very able man and a worthy successor
OF the present pastor.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09
WORK OF TERRITORIAL PIONEERS
An Interesting Program Has Been
Prepared for May nth.

Secretary George RI. Hazard of the
Minnesota Territorial Pioneers has
sent out the following:
Two days are looked forward to by
many with more than ordinary inter-
est. These are May 18th, the annual
meeting day of the Territorial Pioneer
associ alton at the state capitol, and
Thursday, of state fair week, at the
log cabin on the state fair grounds.
George III. Hazard, the secretary, 1854
Gilfllan block, ST. Paul, is collecting
and compiling information relating to
pioneer days prior to May llth, 1858,
when the territory was admitted as
state, and is making museum of the
log cabin. Ten new pictures have re-
Gently been promised, and are to be
ready fer the annual meeting May 18th.
This includes the oil painting of Bishop
Ireland, by Brewer of New York,
photograph of Rev. J. F. Chaffee,
Minneapolis, steel engraving of G. D.
Gilfllan, Redwood Falls, crayon por-
trait of Samuel Peucher, who came to
ST. Paul in lS47, and crayon portrait
of Albert Whittier of Pennington.
Pioneers, or the children or friends
of pioneers, who will aid the associa-
ton in its efforts for membership and
information relating to pioneer days
will be doing a patriotic work. Great
interest is manifested in making the
log cabin the most attractive exhibit
on the fair grounds. BY watching the
newspapers the secretary has compiled
list of over 500 pioneers, mostly
members, who have died since the So
ciety was organized, which has been
published in The ST. Paul Dispatch,
Jan. 6. The work Of the associ alton
along these lines has resulted in the
children of many old settlers sending
in inquiries for inform alton relative to
when their parents came into the state,
what steamer they came on, etc. Just
think of the questions to be asked by
children's children in after years! Let
us cooperate in gathering this infor-
nation, SO that they can be answered
intelligently.
An annually good program is in
progress for the May 18th meeting AT,
the state capitol. The Women's Pio-
neer club will hold their meeting on the
same day.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09

F.. ! : n :
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kitzberger on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. johnson re-
turned from their wedding trip Sunday
Mrs. G. W. Barnes returned home
from her visit to Minneapolis Friday
evening.
Miss Josephine Pfaender spent sew
eral days the past week with her sister
in st. Paul.
Hon. G. w. Somerville has been in
vited to deliver the Memorial day ad-
dress at Redwing.
Chas. Wagner is making arrange
ments to leave in a few days for the
Pacific coast on an extended visit.
H. N. Somsen returned from his trip
to Canada on Friday. He has been
absent from the city for the past three
weeks.
Einar Hoidale spent several days
last week in St. Paul attending
Supreme court, being interested in a
case which came up last week
The board of education of Sleepy
Eye at its session last week elected
Miss Edith Schmidt of this city one of
the teachers in the schools of that
place.
AS a sort of reminder that winter
had not entirely passed over the hori-
zon considerable snow fell Saturday
but melted as soon as it struck the
ground.
County Supt. John Cutting will at
tend the annual meeting of the county
superintendent of the state which is
to be held in St. Cloud on the 18th of
this month.
The classes that will participate in
the Turner's tournament at Wahpeton
next month have arranged for social
hop at the gymnasium Saturday eve
ming. Everybody is invited
Harry Robertson of Sleepy Eye was
in the city over Sunday and attended
services at the Congregational church.
He spoke very complimentary of the
sermon delivered by Mr.. Wheeler.
Dances were held in most of the halls
in the city Sunday evening and they
were uniformly we'll attended by the
young people Of the city and by some
who came to the city to attend them.
The time for holding services in most
OF the churches of the city has been
changed from 1880 p. M until 50 'clock.
A change that is uniformly made with
the return of the long summer DAYS.
There were a number of picnics
planned for Sunday but the cold
weather prevented some of them from
Undertaking.. A number, however
brayed the elements and tried to eniov
themselves.
AS a reward Of merit for work done
in the public school Miss Maud Hag
berg will have the honorary place as
valedictorian Of the class of 'O6. Ber-
tha NJ. Ruemke will be salutatorian
for the class.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09

pletely femOdeled. 1t IS understood
that they have been rented and will be
occupied as soon as they are in shape.
There is nothing definite about new
building being erected in place of the
old ones, though it is expected that
the removal of the buildings is prelim-
mary to the erection of new one. tt
is too bad that the entire stretch of
frame structures which are constant
menace to the better buildings near
them, cannot be torn down and better
ones put in their place. In case Mr..
Olsen builds there will be a short
stretch of the old frame work left be-
tween the new building and the Dakota
house which will tend to raise the rates
of insurance on both Of them.
Game warden Towne of Mankate
was around here several days last
week, and as rumor has it, caught
three men at Illegal fishing. If any
fines were paid those that had to pay
them are very quiet about it,.
s The Minnesota Central Telephone
Co. has decided to ialtafl ~ central
energy system in city the use
Of it's patrons The ln has been.
doing this in NOS q Us 1rge cities
and will have a 60 plete stem in
operation in thi5 Eity v in q few.
months. This sys = Is same as
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09

Grand president Kunz Of the Sons
of Hermann was here from st. Paul
Sunday and with the local committee
looked over the monument. Repairs
are becoming necessary and will be
made this spring.
a killing frosti is recorded for Sun
day evening. There was little to be
damaged, however in this vicinity as
fruit trees, like most other things, are
about a month behind and the bios
SONS are just opening.
The young ladies of the high school
were defeated in the game that was
played on Saturday with the Sleepy
Eye high. school, though they are cred
tied with having made some very pref
ty plays and understood the game.
On the front page of this issue of the
Review may be seen an ad for Ochs
Bros. Offering some excellent bar
gains in the line Of goods they carry.
The prices are worth considering and
comparing with prices made for the
same goods from other firms.
ssDr. Kohler, of Minneapolis, will
be in New Ulm, Sunday May Goth. to
do eye, ear, nose and throat work.
Hours from A. M. to 3 P. M, at DIR.
Strickler's Office. y 1920
With a number of launches on the
Minnesota river and one on the Cot
tonwood there should be no dearth of
amusement in the line of that class of
amusement for the people of this city
during the summer, and it is expected
that liberal use will be made of these
pleasure-making devices.
John Reardon was taken suddenly
i'll last Saturday morning, at his home
here, the case being Kidney trouble.
Accompanied by his son John Jr., Mr..
Reardon was taken to a New Ulm hos
pital for treatment His condition has
not improved materially during the
week. Franklin Tribune.
John Uschner, a conductor on the
Northwestern at Fox Lake, was killed
last week. He fell from the engine
while some switching was being done
and both legs were run over. He died
shortly after. Until recently he was
conductor on one of the trains running
from Sleepy Eye west and lived in that
place.
The base ball team from the high
schoolwas defeated by Springfield high
school team at Springfield Saturday
afternoon in very pretty game. Both
teams did good playing. The boys
were we'll pleased with the treatment
they received from the Springfield
people.
Prof. Albert Myer, the "Eye Special
ist'' is in the city and will remain here
during the entire week, at the jewelry
store of c.. G.. Rein. He has some
new things in the line of eye glasses
that cannot fail to catch the attention
of all who wear glasses. He will be
glad to have you call and let him ex-
plain the new features.
WANTED--Girl wanted at once to do
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09
You Can Buy Cheaper atHome

We will guarantee that you make your purcha-
ses at this store in all lines of goods at prices lower
than you can away from home. Besides, you
the goods before you buy them You have no freight
thing that any person outside Of this town Cor in it for
that matter offer you at prices lower than they do.
yet to look over values and compare our prices with
those of outof-town houses. Bring along your bar
GAINS as quoted elsewhere and get REGULAR
PRICES which guarantee will be lower, quality
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09

W ANTED-G wanted at once to do
housework. Apply at 606 S. German.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09
Springtinne
Thoughts

are usually connected with
Spring vegetables. We have
as appetizing an assortmentof
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09
Hosiery.

Bargains Heisery Counter is novelty in this sec
tlon Hereafter will maintain table in our estab
llshment that will be covered over with hosiery bar
gains You take your pick and paw the price marked
the tao.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09
The Seasons Offerings

can be found in greater display and better arranged
mere than anywhere else we know Of, and want you
10 become one OF our satisfied customers if you not
already one All OF our customers call this SsTHE
FACTORY STORE . and want you to join the pro-
cesslon and make life easier to live hereafter. We
help' II you have been trading elsewhere and come
ease with which you may do your shopping in this
is one OF the things that has made the place
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09
Summer Things.

You will need some, and we know of no better place
to get them than right here and you to know
IT, 100 We have everything in the goods line
ana there IS no advantageous time to make your
purchases than right now.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-05-09
W. do Our Best.

That IS the motto Of the store. We do our best TO
we 90 more? We have the BEST consequently sell the
oest and there no reason therefore, who YOU should
nog nave the best Best does not indicate HIGH prices
it indicates RIGHT prices. S
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09

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5n 8om trlt an /. September
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practti 5yagsu oer S9p.nos
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befenntnife niht 81 neHnea oyaudea.
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ityetten 1900 a%o6lengrd6er, pej.
6ei6dftigt
pet0en.
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rismus in 8ublaro 6ai bic 5sinoi6aft
5egen bic s{ucen reu Select. ba Oieis
als bic eitri9Iten 9srtreter Der RsDoz
luton geiteu.
Qus Den 6aItiifen Qrooin8en
lperoen nieoer 0isls Shredenst1aten
gsmslost.
Inter ben 8aoolutionGren 6efin-
ben ii6 oiete 5rlusa unO Ndo6su aus
bsheren, ia iogly aus a0eli3en arei=
fen.
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SaRooiitricte gerih.st, no bic @rnte
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IS fragt i6 lett muir, 81 lid
o1s 2dnooof, erse6er piro; lpenn
nidt, 10 6irfte ben Getrorismus 10
3ifmlih aus9stobt al6eu.
Sine Uer55u5niBooGe 6euersz
6runft lDiitbete in rem ruFii9enS tdots
den Worbolpo uHo ma4te uusefd6r
1000 Berionen otodhlos.
Gum IA. g}lle Eat bic 2eqislaz
tur Don 9ictoria, &uitralien, BEN Dor
6rausn oas Stimmre8t al en-
tbeilen, 3uriidlsri en-.
Stdrte 6of .ut1en perurfaten
in 8eHgaleu cine 6soenltifs 5unqsrss
noth 3umdl eine itts4te Grnte Dorbers
gesansen lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09
@enaIe.

Nets &Hbsu. Gieiss. nene. 3ntb. Bau6es
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s9aaTessttiteH. 26e.
galaye.aiieH 8O-S5e: bisaaef. bas SuesHSs
Giiubei 10-1bc.
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gia. = 6ier eeuaafsnsr. per Dbl, s-i5e
eggplant Viorioa. eroBe Gtate. Sans =
YEaEs S,9isSsla. = sisr ss8oseas. per eass
egaHs Griffin. StsFas. 5000; xsIs
phone. 60-75e.
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800.
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10-f5c.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09

Ndrbla ID. Sn 8dftis
more 9ingen 500 5leii6er an ben
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b.its3sit O5ne 2O5noerfir5ung gu erz
5pingtn.
&c ID 9ort.- Sine unteriuhung
0er Itaatliaen 5au6fummsnaufalt
in Rome Fat ioi6 i6euk.i4e gu
itdnoe eut9iiut, baB ale 8sdmten 10
fort entldheH uno ben @roBgeiftppres
Hen Dds GrsebniB Der unterIuhun1
unter6reitet tuaroe. Die 9erGUaltUH9
'oa i'm bo6iteH @r1oe dnft0biq 9epes
len iein, nd6 idlimmsr mar a6er bic
unittiihteit, oersn Gpfsr bic uH9liid=
li6sn 0iGohen aUuroen, gpelhs per I'M
TAFT Don Den &ugeh6riseu anOsrtrdut
p0roeu pareH.
09to. - 0eil feline Nnidauuns
gen eiHem 38il 0er 9emeinos nint
ssEebm paysn, erpirfte Der 9orItduo
oer .ut4sriiden Stride in Reeosz
Purg eiHen Ginbalts6efe5l 1elen ben
bort 81 8au6 lpeilenoeu 9ditpr Boo
zen, um i6n am Bre0igen in Der Rirhe
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I'D Wm. Sduers pom 8redsDttIe.
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lpuroe in . Q jtor Rius bon eli
nem 8u5e i6srfameH, po5ei Sduers
uno feline 6rau iofort gst6Otet, bic
ainoer tei6t OerieBt puroen.
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bic unteriu6ung Der Qn5eleqen6eiten
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SjBuug ms6r gebdltsn un0 felt 3 Sabs
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fam e 5u einem blutigen Sample 8tpiz
ifen itllsnfi6en @ru6eudr5eitern
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GoHta6ler eiHen Der Qr6eitsr sps9en
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W}ine um}inselt uno gpeiterss 8Iutoers
1itBen piro 6sfir6tsi, oa lie bapaffnst
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-09

lano4fsn Grosnsmitglieotr. bic Fh
req tarsr 4usDsiiuns aus 5raHirsih
% SpanieH Hiebsr1slaHen 5a6eH. ipls
len perpiiitiet isiu. Ia as 5panier
H~aiuralillrn 81 laHtn uno iih Der
1l5smelnen 8sssl an unterpsrfen.
sur ban 5aa, oaB lie Th psiseru, 6ieg
81 hun. lollen lie ge3punsel psroen.
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