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,4 JN2 Ps S'.ws ©lir) I^£Vi_/-tf Wednesday, June 26 1 8 9 5 I E A a East Bound. N 6 6:55 A. N 4 2:10 p. N 8 11:5 0 & N W R'y. Wes Bound,'" N 3 4:2 8 N 5 12:2 0 A N 19 5:40 A. N 5 2:1 0 N 2 0 9:0 0 Daily except Sunday. Daily except Monday. C. W E I E A S 5^ t, L. A I S E i. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Female Diseases a Specialty. Offioe in W. Boesch'g SeWBria BlooV. S in A A E N RESIDENT DENTIST, Office, Comer Minnesota ana lav V. Street N E W VIM, I N N Teeth extracted without pain by the use of it lized air or nitrons oxide gas. L. E Itesident Dentist. Office in the Meridian Block r:EW I N N Teet extracted without pain by the* Blest approved methods 11. A O E N Veterinary Surgeon.^ a in treated sick animals for a I can conscientiously j«elf to all need the services of si competent Veterinary. Orders a be left at on el or Olson's {Store. ...,,.. HEW I N N fi^ E. E N E S hmmt mm Cfioft over Brown County Bank. trarr. to thf rear of the building, borses can be left for treat*_tJa* J)R I S PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOJB Office over Olsen's Drugstore Residence in Prof. Bchalle house/, 8 0 Jefleraon Streets E W J" *H« J^lTi^S, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Attend to Suits in all the State and U. S Uurts. pecial Attention a id to Collections. E A N A N S A N I N A I A N A N A E S S O E N N E W I N N O S A E S E I N Sttofi\ey & Coui^eloi' _&.t a Titles examined and perfected. Particular attention given to col lections. t©~Office over Co a N E W I N N (itizcnsB&nb, NEW ULM. M.Mullen, Prest. W Seiter,Cashier J. Vajen, W E Koch Ass't. Directors. Vajen, Geo. Doehne, W Boesch, Crone, O. M. Olsen, W Silverson '. M. Mullen. The individual responsibility of the27 stockholders is $ 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .'•.'' ~—,-. ', ... iiXV— ±.j •fa- E O C. S I Builder- Cotractor & Promp attention paicl '. to all orders. a I same at -postoffiee N ,\ ARfl AflP W\(\UL SOD A H|jrlrr|hrpc.flour—universallyacknowledgedpurestin Costs no re than other W. L. O AS ^k*e! I A 13 THE BEST. rio 8QUEAKIN& 4 5 O O A N FRENCH&ENAMELLEDCALF: *4-5.5PFlNECAlfa ^3.5PP0UCE, 3 SOLES *«?£!?**. *2.*L75BoysSCH00LSH0ES. A I E S SEND FOR CATALOGUE W O A S BROCKTON A S S Ifon can save money by anrekaaina W. Doug-lae sheee, Because, -weare the largest naanufactnrers of iv the advertised-shoes in the -world, and guarantee value by stamping the name and price on the bottom, which protects yon against high prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, easy fitting and wearing qualities. We have them sold every where at lower prices for the value given than any other make. Take no substitute. If your dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by H.Loheyde Agent. BLACKSMITHINQ O S E S O E I I W guarantee to do both in a satisfact ory manner. I you have a lame or in terfering horse, give us a call. Exper ienced workmansnip AB be able to give you A E E S W DEBTISWljite I M. EYE-THROAT-NOSE Office: Room 314 315 31 6 Post Building. -Residence §26 South 2n Street, office A N A O I N N LIND & HAGBERG, w*ir«t. we claim to SlEBENBRUNNER & WlLBTJRG. Architect & Builder* Plans and specifications Furnished and Contracts Taken for all kinds of build ings. Office on Broadway. Bakers ooks Kverybody Should use the best flour Lily. Manufactured by the Empire Mil Co. of( N has this reputation and deser ves it. It makes the whitest bread. Call for it of your grocery dealer. EMPIRE MILL CO. MOEG'R, he a Tailo will fit up with an a suit at the lowest sible prices. ad better call on him in of a in in his li Meat Market. A E I N A Prop. Handles fresh and salt meats, hams sau sages, etc. Highest prices paid for hogs cattle, wool and hides. Als HERRING, FRESH FISH, OYSTERS during the season. Cor, Mianesota and Centre Streets. PIONEER ANDRE W J. ECKSTEIN E A E I N DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICAL Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Books, Sta tionery, Trusses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Crutches, etc. Paints, Oils, Var nis Glass and Artists' Supplies. Pure W in a Liquors for medical purposes. Kneipp's Remedies. Andre J. Eckstein handles all of Pastor Kneipp's a us Remedies. has just received a complete stock of everything made by this celebrated heale a a theworld Made only by CHURC & CO., New York. Sold by grocers eterywhefc.^i Wtite for Arm and Hammer Book: of valuable RecipesS'REE. C.lff Pac^e^~neveripoiiV. THE CAMEEi BOOB One of the Results of the Re publican League *Wi S^iventlon. ^Wt HIS** FRIENDS flARD AT &%*%$§:} _._ Bourbon Democrats Assemble fat Louisville—Lively Time Anticipated. ".''/L'VlW£ S PATJL, 2 5 A special to he Dispatc from W a in to says Senator on Camero a is friends a a courage at the outcome of he Clevelan league convention a on there be, a Camero organization a in for its object the in a on of the a a sena tor to the presidency. Chairma Carter of the national committee a Senators Dubois, Teller, Woloott, a brought and will help propel the Camero boom. he scheme contemplated is fort he silver states to hold early conventions year a instruct for Cameron. This, it is in tended, stir up the Republicans of the Keyston state, and all opposition to Camero a his me constitu is expected to be subdued. Has Been Working- Hard. Ther is no doubt that Camero has been assiduously at a the country districts of Pennsylvania and it is said that there is considerable silver feeling in the western part of he state. the anti-free silver publicans never support Cameron, a there is talk already of bringing Governor Hasting out as a presiden tial candidate.' Hasting is one of the most popular Republican in the East, and if it is decided to pit against on Camero he will probably carry the state delegation to the na tional convention. BOURBON DEMOCRATS. Lively Times Looked for in the Louisville Convention. O I S I E, 25.—The Democrati state convention here will be a the hottest contests in the history of the a a delegates were here over Sunday Al are here for she preliminary skirmish in the district meetings he polling of all the Louisville papers the gold delegates to be in the majority. he silver dispute their estimate and charge that the Louisville papers claim most of the uninstructed dele* gates those delegates are equally divided. he lines are a on the indorsemen of the administration, it Carlisle's friends leading for he administration,an Blackburn's friends against its financial policy. General Cassius Clay is the ad ministration candidate for governor and General W Hardi is the anti administration candidate. Th silver will try to force nominations be fore the adoption of a platform. Th gold are bitterly opposed to this order of business, as they claim that Hardi is stronger than the free silver ites. Hardi is a pronounced free silver a n, as so as Blackburn and if in a a a free silver plank. he first test of strength will come on selection of a temporary chairman, as the a in of at large on all the committes Ther are 11 congressional districts. I is es a that the gold have six and the silver five on the com it on resolutions from the districts, but if the silver secure the porary organization, the platform makers will stand 7 to (5. Thi is he fight that is in a Neithe side announce its candidate for temporary chairman al- Congressma W J. Ston a A S. Berr are still most prominently by their respective sides for president of the convention. he Post, strongly supports the administration's financial policy, has a full poll of the delegates in 435 for Hardin 878 for Clay a 65 doubtful. he Post says: There are 878 delegates, 440 necessary to a choice, and the polling indicates a in lacks only five votes. he Hardi say I that a the five votes. is is not by a a certain. General C. Gordo W a ms as defeated 16 a a go by a R. McCreary it in five votes of the nomination Buckner's Card. Ex-Governo Buckne publishes a card that he accept the inatio for governor and insists that sound Democrat select some other an if oanno nomi nat Genera a Genera Buokne says he is a candidate for senator on a sound platform a a in else. SOME ARE FOR REED. Colonel Kiefer Says the Maine Man Ha» a Noi-thWMtevn Following. W A S I N O N 25.—Congressme Kiefe a a a me to W a in to the Cleveland convention a remain here for a weak in after department business. a the river on a pleasure trip., .^Colonel Kiefer expressed self' as pleased it the outcome of the Cleveland convention VHe says that in re us a no op portunit as lost to Ohio's fa vorite, but he found a strong in the convention a is of the opinion that he an a in will a a strong W fol in 4 rf y» ^Dividends from Insolvent Banks.' W A S I N O O N 25.—Th comp troller of he currency as declared, dividends in favor of the creditors of insolven national a as follows Twenty-fiv per cent Nationa a of Kansa City a 10 per cent, Lloyd' N a a a of a to N 10 per oent, the Albuquerque N Nationa bank 4 per cent, ttoJFirs N a a a of A N ANOTHER CUBAN EXPEDITION One Will Start Prom Small Islamd^ in W"fc "PSvw O 25-£The Cuban' *A 'evolutionist are said tobe about to another expedition to the island. is one will he under he a of Col one CaUajeo, a a a small 1 island the W Indies is by an'Englishnian ter is in "sympathy it the- «€Uban -cause. he a in be a in a A a A the a a munition a already been sentn§a4he island. W it CaUajeo go 150 veterans of the last revolution as as sev eral W in graduates six g&tling gnns ix HotchkiBs one-pounder rapid fire guns 1,100 W in rifles, a 65,000 rounds of a it on for the rifles and a large a it of a tion for the are to be carried by the expedition. he of a in this large cargo he dangerous. as sent to he coasts all the he can spare to protect the expedi tion. Thre unsuccessful attempts re made to secure a steamer in Florida, but one as finally secured from one of the W Indi a islands. KeTolutionicte Elated. Revolutionists in the city are elated over the that Cienfugoe has taken arms. Cienfugoes is a Spanis stronghold. Ther are five Spanirds to one Cuban. TJje Spaniardsi are the ers of all the large islands in that vicinity and re iv in aid to Campos he insurgents decided to cripple by in up their sugar crushing machinery oh is costly, it dynamite and this they did. he destruction by a of dynamite of the small forts in Santiag Cuba, as well as the rail roads in that province, is reported by the insurgents. I Cuban circles the report that Bur it his band had surrendered, is denied. Dr Castero said: A a matter of fact it as he acted as leader in the uprising of Cein Sugoes." MASSACRE CONFIRMED. Spanish Soldiers Killed and Quartered and Nailed to Trees. N E W O 2 5 A special to Th W from Bosto says Th steamer Bradablick, has artived from Cuba confirms the story of the massacre of the soldiers at Sama Several of the Spaniards were killed and quartered and nailed to trees near the beach, a others re taken pris oners. Since the massacre a large Spanish army, it headquarters at Guibera, some five miles distant, is engaged in fighting rebels in the vicinity, about 10 miles-inland from Sama A of soldiers is stationed at S a a at pres ent, and every vessel that enters the harbor is placed under the care of Span is soldiers. CALL IT CHICAGO FEVER. New Disease Which Is Puzzling' Marine Hospital Physicians. N E W O 25.—Th surgeons at the a hospital in Brooklyn are puzzled by a peculiar malady preva lent a the sailors arrived on the Chicag during her last cruise. Ther are at present about 20 laid up in the hospital and half a dozen or more area the Norfolk hospital where re taken from the A it it to a of the Chicago's crew re transferred after the latter vessel out of commission. A some of the in Brookly a been un der treatment for six or seven weeks their condition as been but little changed Dr Bogar said that the dis ease the are suffering is in the countries bordering on the Mediterranean sea and that there is no about it ad mitted, however that ad as a a satisfactory diagnosis of he disease a the patients did not to improve. he sailors take a different of the case. say the doctors are puzzled a that a no a me for the malady nor a satisfactory treatment. On of the dangerous features of the "Chicag fever, as it is termed at the a hospital, is an excessively temperature. On sailor said that his temperature ad up to 104 de grees, and that the temperature of the an in the adjoining cot ad reached 100- he sunstroke treatment is used in in he temperature. Ic is used in conceivable a a plunge in the ice bath in the most effective and expeditious relief. Search for a Lost Ifine. E S A O N Mex. 25. Three Americans Loui a Crismore a a Jeffrey, a fitted out an expedition a leave here for the Sierra Madre a in in search of the a us lost in a a according to tradition, contains a vast a of ore of fabu lous he in as aban done by he Spaniards on account of he Indians, over a century ago a although a attempts a been a to discover it a been successful. T' Lifer Pardoned. been received from Governor O'Neil is he convict lost is right a a right by reason of tubercu losis a is in bad shape. Editor Buchanan Dead/.1 ^/SIOTJX TJJJA, S. 25.—Rober a a it or he Populist and* one of he best newspaper in S Dakota is dead. Senator attend he funeral, which takes jlaoe at Cherokee, Iowa, A,V* S I W A E Minn. 25.—Jame O'Neil, a life convict at the prison, sent Sibley for murder, as left he prwon, a Pa*don a in guaranteed to give *"perfecrsItisfactionT or efunded. Price 2*5 cents per 'f-' -y-* ^s*sy ""v" J^i*»$*fi-i, Grounded in the Canal, s,,'* \,\t] I N E N A L, 25.—Th A a 'Victoria grounded in he a canal and as to to a siding till the canal should a been dredged suf ncientiy to enable her to proceed. Onre for Headache ?As r'SiltS a xemedy for all forms of headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the best.. I effects a permanent" cure afad the most dreaded habitual sick headaeiw1 yields to its influence. W urge all are afflicted to procure a bottle, a ix this remedy a fair trial. I casf of nab itual constipation Electric Bitters cures he lat by giving the needed tone to he bowels, few eases resist the use of this medicine. Tr it once. Large bottles only Fift cents at O. M. Olson's Store. ¥?'i I:». ^5*. $ to 2 y^ NAPOLEON'S ORIENTAL DREAMS,, He -ongo Follow I the^Ftootsteps Alexander the Great. Bonaparte as a child of the Mediter ranean. he light of its sparkling a ters as ever in is eyes, and the fasci nation of its ancient civilizations as never absent from is dreams of glory. is proclamations ring it classic al lusions is festivals were adorned it classic ceremony. I infancy he ad of Genoa, the tyrant of is is land, as strong in the splendid commer cial enterprises whio stretched east ward through the Levan and beyond into the farther orient. I childhood he had fed is imagination on the histories of Alexander the Great and is conquest of oriental empires. I youth he had thought to find open door for is a bition a others seemed closed by taking iervK.3 with. Englan to share the renown of those re building up her eastern empire. Disappointed in this, he turned it the same lack of success to Russia, already England' ri va on the continent of Asia. It is perfectly comprehensible that throughout his early manhood his in should have occasionally reverted to the same ideals. Th conqueror of Italy and Austria hope to realize them. W as he not master of the great maritime commonwealths had once shared all eastern trade between them England' intrusion upon the Mediterranean basin was a never ceasing irritation to all the Latin powers. He commercial prosperity and her mastery of the seas aggravated the exasperation of France as threatening even her equali in their ancient rivalry. the days of the first crusade all Frenchme had felt that leadership in the recon struction of A a belonged to them by virtue of preoccupation. Ardent repub licans, moreover, a France's mission incomplete in the liberalizing of the continent, and the department of marine under the directory stamped its paper it the motto, "Libert of the S a Imaginativ forces, the revolution ary system and the national ambition all combined to create ubiquitous en thusiasm for the conquest of the Med iterranean. this the temperament and training of Bonaparte re as the spark to the tinder. It as it in ears that the directory heard his first suggestions about the Venetian isles and subsequently his plans for the capture of Malta, as to be followed by a death to England's supremacy in the seizure of Egyp and the dismem berment of Turkey.—W. M. Sloane's if of N a in Century. Norwegian Lutherans Meet. S O D, Minn. 25.—The 18th an nua in of the Minnesot a district of the for the N an E a gelical Luthera church in A a is in session here. Tha Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G, Caillouette, Druggust, Beavers ville, 111., says: "T Dr, Kings N Dis covery I owe my life. Wa taken with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and told I could not live. a ing Dr King's N Discovery in my store I sent for-a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and about again. I is worth its weight in gold W wont keep house or store without it," Ge a frea trial at O. Olson's Dru Store. 2 ses PILE CURB. Is the best remedy ever discovered for Hemorrhoi or Piles. I is taken inter nally and causes no pain, PRICE $1 PER BOX A your Druggis and Dealer for it or send $1.0 0 to A Klause and the medicine will be sent you free of cost, A O A S E ox 351 N Minn. Sucklen's Arnica Salve. Th best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Ulcers, Bait Rheum Feve Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,Chilblains, Corns, and all Ski Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. I is x. or sale by O. Olsen. Betinke & Reinhart, Proprietors of Minn, Valle A 1 iHr: THE CHICAGO DISPENSARIES A S S O I A E 'Organised with a complete staff of ante Spa etalists for the treatment of Chzonie and Satgical Caaea, Offices, 1*9 West Street and 4*01 State Street. Chleaco. Our repirmentatt—M,Im.ST. and —isiatant consulting physleian, are sradnates of leadlnK colleges of the world end licentiates of sixteen States. They hare derated their years of practice to the treatment of Diseases of the Eye and Bar, Bnrgioal Diseases and De formities, Nervous Diseases. Diseases peoaUai to Women, all Catarrh. Throat aaul Lung trou bles. Liver, Stomach. Kidney and Heart Dis eases, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Pa ralysis. Fistula, Rupture (Hernia), etc. They will visit this city monthly and girt free consultation in English or German to all who can on them. Their date of arrival will be announced in this paper at least one week before their visit. Piles cured by the new Hedill method with out operation or detention from business. Treatment sent to any part of United States. BEFKBINCBS —Truax, Green Ac Co., Fuller Fuller, and Morrisson, Plnmmer A Co.. whole sale druggists, Address all communications to CHICAOC DISPENSARY, 189 West Madison Street, Chi cago, or Minnesota branch onto, ease Dm. DTwmBTJBO. Bine Karth Otty, Minn. Tues. Jiily lO Hotel "Wien. 2Te- Ulm.. Minn. ,AD-TO-?©©T THESE HEAD-TO-FOOTOUTFITS consist of On O A Two Pairs of PANTS, One CAP to Match and a Pair of Shoes. And the price of the whole outfit is Only If on receipt you do not consider them the greatest bargain you ever bought for $5.0 0 you can send back the outfit and we expressly agree to return your money. Send for samples of the cloth and full des scription of the outfit, also for our new spring catalogue—all sent free on application. THE HUBtArgutClothUK'Store, GHIGA6OJLL1 I fftffeliai9S« O Railway. ,,ry -:-H:0'- --, A V? W have laid up a large quantity of clear ice during the winter for the sum mer trade and are prepared to supply business and private houses it ice at' liberal prices. or further information apply to Fritz Behnk or ax Reinhart. 1 ESTHER SEX. This remnif Lc BnUli S^inee,injert^—re?^yto--of thos-diseasessofnoe th Genito-Urinary*t"-roOrt!*diehe8 gans require change nauseous, mercurial or poisonous me i ioinesto be taken internally. Whta used r1 "1 AS A PREVENTIVE Of eithersex it is impossibletocontract any venereal disease but in the case those alreadyUCTO*TB»»TBI.? AFFLICTED with Gonorrhoea and Gleet, we guarw WjMZ a teeaoure. Priceby mail, postage p-x W jnuBBsfloe box, or* boxesforSS O. Olsen Druggist, 3STew Winter Tourist Bates on the North Western Line. he North-Western Line is sell in excursion tickets, at greatly reduced rates, to the health and pleasure resorts of California, Florida, Texas, Mexico, N Mexico, Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia, Sout Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama. or tickets and full informa tion apply to Agent Chicago and North —_ .... 1 1 'Cure Guaranteed without any Surgical Operation or Bisk. If you suffer from 4- Chronic Disease.and have failed to recover, come and se* us. Consultation and Circulars Free. 8000 Ref erences. DR. •BABDwn.L, a^S Koliert, St. Paul. Saturday's onir a a Jul 8, Hours 4 1 0 PM ftrneirs Bromo-Celerg. Splendid curative Headache, Brain Exhaustion it for Nervons or 8iek Sleowfor special or'generalNeuralgia: als Bheu. autism, Gout, Kidney Disorders, Acid Dys pepsia, Antenna. Antidote for Alcoholic and other excesses. Price, 10.25andfiOcents. Effervescent. I THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO. 1161 S. Western Avenue, CHICAGO O. Olsen, Druggist N tJlm. MOKTET O O A N .qn desirable a at 7 per cent., a on the Buildin & Loa planon city property call at office L-