Wednesday, December 12, 1894.

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No.S*6 No. «

N». m Ne. 82*

EAST WFST 6:36P M.IWo. 8$ IZ;43 P.M. 2:98 P. M. 1 N«. 6 $ 8:62 P .M.

}2:48r\M. I N«.17$ '•'.."• S:tg p. « 11:4s P. M. | 2So. 19* -5:55 A.M.

N». t3 cturri«a pasuetrgers ,. nl? te l e w ¥bn,

*0aifty«K«e*l J3aily eneasi 8«niay. I Om lessiar saly.

e . W. H. KMBKSIANN, Ageat.

Q R . L. A. FRITSCHE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Female Diseases a Specialty.

Office in W. Boesch's ftewwBriok Block. Sew Uini, Minn

f ) R . A. H A R D E N ,

RESIDENT DENTIST. Office, Oornor ftUnnssota and J.3i H, Street

NEW UWfi, MINfif. Toeth esir.''<*-te<l without pais by the u n of

»t lized air or nitrous oxius gas.

} } R . L. G. BELL,

R e s i d e n t p o n t t s & Ofilce in ihe Meridian Block.

KEW ULM, - - M I » » . Teeth extracted ?»ithout pain by tfe©

fctest approved raclUods. ' . . . i r—

J)R . EMIL MUELLEH

Veterinary Siir̂ son § f)efclls£. Calls either in the vsity or countxj

promptly and satisfactory attended tbw

Office in the Magonlg Jilock, SccooH

Floor.

KEW ULM . . . . . . MLTOK;

J ) K . A. KOEH&L,

Veterinary Surgeon. •*• Having treated sick animals for yealni

I GHII conscientiously recommend m ^ self to all who need the services of «t competent Veterinary. Orders may ba left at Union Hotel or Olson's Dstjg* Store.

N E W ULfcT, MINN.

J^ E. BEHNKE, D. V. S.

itmm wm mv DEHTBT Of£«?« over Brown County Banfc. Fine

warn to tfe? rear of the building, whfflte horses can be iefi for fcreateMl**'

| ) R . C HIRSCH,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOSS Office over Olsen's Drugstore.

Residence in Prof. Schallers hou\so ; * H | ' JefCexson Street. "~T

jf- f^. J& J M.

EYE-TSIOAT-NOSE Offiee: Rooms 314, 315, 316 Post office

Building.

Residence: 526 South 2nd Street,

MAKKJLTO, MINN.

LIND & HAGBERG,

Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Attend to Suits in all the State and

U. S. Courts. pecial Attention Paid to Collections.

G E R M A N A N D S C A N D I N A V I A N L A N ­

GUAGES S P O K E N .

NEW ULM MINN.

J O S . A. ECKSTEIN,

s&ttctfqey & doui^'elcrf

T i t l e s e x a m i n e d and perfected Part icular a t t e n t i o n g i v e n to col­l ec t ions .

MTOttic* ever Brawn Co. B a m k . ^ f NEW WLK, MINJJ

¥ E W U1LM. M. Mullan, Prest. W. F. Seiter,Cashier J. M. Tajen, T. P. W. E. l e c h , Aas't.

Directum. r. X. Yajea, Q-. »eehae, W. Beesch, F.

Crene, O. M. Olsea, Chas. Silvers**, v M. Mull*..

Tke individual responsibility ef fce 27 partners » $ S , M M « t . •

7 M . BeMetert .Okas, w'agasr, • . « . KOCH Piw. Vice-Prei, Cashier

U l l l COUMTT I A . L VEW TJLM,MI¥I . .

CAPITAL » 0 , 0 0 0 . Collect!*** ami ail h w k w pertnta-

imt to baMag preMptly attend** t ^

BARGAIN BOY'S SUIT,

consisting of a double breasted coat) ana short pants A l l W o o l , mind you, f first-class--good and strong

A PAIR OF EXTRA PANTS to match the suit.

A PRETTY CAP made of the same cloth as the coat j and two pairs of pants are made from.

AND A PAIR OF SHOES, of solid leather"—neat, stylish, ye t a s ' strong as a brick.

ALL FOR

We call them the

mm® "ME:at • »

You'll call them the greatest bar- :

gam of your life when you see them.' LET US SEND YOU ONE. $ 5 . 7 5 will bring one, all charges! prepaid to any part of the U. S., orl we'll send you one C. O. D. with priv-! liege of examination before accep­tance, if you'll send us $1.00 on ac-£°J1JJS»ti)--fecure express charges. S A M P I J E S O F C L O T H and 60-page Illustrated Catalogue FEEE on ap­plication. '

N . W . Cor. S t a t e a n d J a c k s o n S t . , ' CHICAGO, 1 1 . 1 M ,

America's Largest Retail Dealers in Men's] Clothing, Boys's Clothing, Furnishing Goods, [ Hats, Shoes for both Sexes, and Ladies' Cloaks and Furs In the United State's.

; The Hub has no Branch Stores anywhere.

IS THE BEST. NO SQUEAKING.

* 5 . C O R D O V A N , FRENCH&ENAMEliEDCALF •̂.̂ .5PFlNECAlf&KAll6AR0a *3.5PP0LICE,3SOLE9. $2# .*2 . WORKING*!^ **" EXTRA FINE. C"1* * 2 . * L S BOYSSCHDOLSHDES.

• L A D I E S '

SEND FOR CATALOGUE * W.U'DOUCLAS,

BROCKTON, MASS. Ton can save money by purchasing w . L»

DouKlas Shoes , Because, we are the largest manufacturers of

advertised shoes in the world, and guarantee the value by stamping the name and price on the bottom, which protects you against high prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, easy fitting a n i Wearing qualities. We have them sold every­where at lower price;; for the value given than any other male- Take no substitute. If your dealer canuot iy you, -we can. Sold by

H.L oheyde, Agen t.

Tivoli Brewery

One of the nicest establish­ments in the city. PleasanL rooms and nice surroundings. Beer of the purest quality. Sold in quantities to suit the nurchaser, and also in bottles

TOS. S C H M T J C K E R .

qeo. Dayton sells the Celebrated Cot­tage Organ with the largest and

best Organ Co. in the World to back their warranted goods. Sold on e/i'sy terms and cheap for cash or ©n short time. Pianos sold on ,vi' -nonthly in­stallment plan. The Conoreiybe World's Favorite, is made by theChicago Cottage Organ Co. and built by Conover Bros, the best piano builders in America.

Music Lovers!

THE DEALER IN YOUR TOWN

WHO SELLS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CAN

SHOW YOU A GENUINE LYON ft HEALY

LAKESIDE MANDOLIN

i Every h o m e c a n af ford o n e <

of t h e s e idyl l ic i n s t r u ­m e n t s

A List of Peronal Property Taxes in Some

v of Our Towns.

TOWN OF'MULLICAN,

School Dist, 42.

% ctsl Berbrich Jos 3 14 Carpenter W D 2 86 Cook N J 2 27 Frank Carl 13 27 Hose Caroline 4 18 H<tala John 5 15 Mathiowit'4 2 88

$ cts. Schroepfer M J 2 40 Sellner J B 5 84 Suels George 1 53 Torrey Rob 1 40 Upson James 46 Velikanje Albi 69 Wintschittl F F 2 73

School Dist 46. Cordill M Cook J H D a y t o n W G Green B y r o n H o b k i n s J a b H o p k i n s F r k . Krueger J o h n L a n x M i c k e Moldan J o h n

' ' George

8 3 0 2

3 98 3 07

95 83 93

3 21 55 65

R a s h k a W z l 8 5 R o t h m e y e r J o h 1 54 Sche id J o h n 10 S c h m i d t W P 1 1 1 S c h m i d t N i c 4 14 S o m e r v i l l e C O 97 Torrey W m 12 Tauer George 2 67 W i n d s c h i t t l J 1 47

B e r g u m Sy v J 1 4 8 C u n n i n g h a m c w 4 8 1

' ' ' L S 2 03 D a y t o n Geo N 1 97 E l l a n s o n Christ 15 G o b l i r s c h J o s 1 71 G o b 1 i r s c h . J o J r 2 8 3 H e l l e r Jos 1 8 0 H o p k i n s F r d E 1 55 Kot ten A n t Sr 3 6 4 K o t t o n A n t F 64 K o t t o n Cla Mrs . 06

School Dist. 47.

Remiger John 4 18 Rossbach w Jr 2*55 Sellner Andro 5 66 Sellner Geo J 5 13 Sellner Jos 6 32 Somerville L C 2 90 Tory John A 1 07 Upson John A 2 02 WadsworthMA2 32 Weltsch John 4 09 C W Cuningham

& Dayton 2 90

School Dist. 59.

England Peter 1 40||

School Dist. 63. Cambran "N" A 74 Eishen Jacob 2 99 E i g e n Jahn 3 6 3 Frasch John 1 22 Girg. Franz 2 58 HiilesheimHry 6 99 Krueger Fritz 1 19 Kuntz Math 3 59 Miller W C 04

Miller Ira ' 41 Miller J o h n A 1 2 4 Prahl E d . 4 81 Prahl F r e d 2 92 Ste inmetz A n d 2 19 Schmi t t P e t e r 2 12 Schumacher J J 1 50 W o o d L t k e C o A s 5 31 Girg Lorenz 1 59

Schoo l D i s t . 7 0 .

A u g u s t i n Jos Brandl W o l f g F i scher A n t o n H o r n e c k J o s Hoecher l V a l K o p p A n d r o N o r e l l P e t e r

P l a t z A n t o n Riederer J o h n S c h w e g e r l J o s S turm Mich l Schmid A J Wfirsal wzl Wallin Alfa

1 98 86

1 84 3 01 2 19 1 33 2 45

Berge 01e,P 3 06 Brekke Andro 86 Enden James H 84 Enden Peter H 1 52 Hagen Gilman 1 36 Hagcn Swen 2 76 Hudson A*P 3 84 Hyne Rollof 2 09 Johnson N e l s R l 44 Larson B C 1 88 Moen Hans O 6 06 Munier John . '27 Meyers B 1 22 Neil i Ole O 29

School Dist. FredericksonH 4 27IShellum Andr 4 61 Johnson Cbr H 4 66 Wicken An O 4 04

Nesset John O 1 07 Odegard Ole K 2 34 Olson Halver 3 29 Olson Isaac 3 35 Olson Ole H 99 Paulson Carl 33 Peterson Knud 83 Shellum Pet A 1 49 Signodson Ha 3 26 Swenstadt Hans 93 Syverson Knud 63 Torkelson Julia 1 26 Troxel S 09

SLEEPY EYE.

Albrecht Carl 2 34 Battig Carl 1< S3 Beltz Henry 2 93 Beltz John 2 56 Bohanan My C 2 95 Burghard Dan 74 Cunnings Char 96 Dey Wm Fraas Carl Galle P H Grabow Fred Giimes Wm P Hewitt George

5 69 17

1 89 2 52 1 79

96 HeimerdingeF20 86

' ' ' H 23 62 ' ' ' Joh 19 08

Kennedy F M 82 McGowan Geo . 71

Meyer Aug"'"*' ' ' Fred

Maltzahn Carl Peck George Pickle A H Pickle Alex Pickle M E Polesky Aug ... Schroeder Wm Sherman Frk Smith Caloin Strong Charles Raverty P D Tesrow N W ' Polesky Rich Krueger John Hewitt Wm

53 08 78

1 13 3 45 1 46 i m . 35 1 49 96

252 29 64 14 99 64 84

IllieSioat )y and ^ '

I The Ostrich

School Dist. 21.

School Dist. 76. ErdmanEd 7 90 Erdman Hry 3 54 Grube Jos 1 23 Renner Mary 4 47 Renner Jos 2 42 Renner Frank 1 21 RennerFk & Co 1 86 Schlach Theo 2 84

Wensauer Xarc 1 77 Wohler L C 86 Wo jahn Aug 4 47 Zwaschka Aud 4 61 Meiner F 1 30 Johnson S 1 08 June H 67 Miller P 33

TOWN OP LEAVENWORTH

School Dist. 12.

Augustin Frk 1 69 La

Arveson Chri 14 57 Anderson Chrise 79 B i n g h a m R H 130 76 Bertrand E P 3 Bertrand J P 25 3 4 Barr A S 12 51 B a n g s D 9 66 Baker W H 1 07 B l u m Marga 4 16 B e r g Carl 1 0 85 B l a c k & Kranz 9 50 B l a c k J o h n 74 BruckbauerJos 3 56 Bier J o s 4 36 B u e l o w F H 5 0 3 Ble t tner Con 20 Chr i s tensonP113 33 Coureouier H 3 4 0 Casonova P e t 2 30 Cl inton G e o E 1 9 01 Clarey John W 9 94 Carrol w m 3 13 Calanan J o h n 51 Conral C W 12 Co le Olir 1 11 Cane Mark 2 65 Case A w & S'n 14 29 Caspenson Mart 95 D o n o v a n Mic 11 88

/Vllen H r y Brown E C Casey E d F r o i u m J o s Gent C L Gent Gust Huiras Jos Huiras M Huiras J o h n Sr

4 0 83

3 81 2 0 2 2 55 2 46 1 95 2 57

81 H a r r i n g t o n H S 1 16 Ro l l er Mary 1 0 0 Kuester Charles 55 K u ester W m 2 13 Kel l ey Rach l 2 05;

arson Martha 1 4fc | J ^ r S i m o n 4 3 6 8

m n n T.,id™i«. RK D u d s o n L A 1 39 Larson L u d w i g 55 Lenzen M J 1 26 Larson E v a n 1 6 1 Meinzer J o h n 2 08 Meyer Fred 3 16 Meidles Henry 75 R e s m u s L u d 2 55 Stange l A n d r 29 Schi lds F r k 6 92 S m i t h Male C 2 59 Schumacher J 1 20 Schneider Char 2 28

Weber T h e o Yarros J o h n

t 44 1 7 4

Schoo l D i s t . 25 .

Cunningham G 67 Carpenter w m 5 1 Ebl iz i sor Geor 5 04 Girg J o h n 2 75 Gent W m 3 40 H o p p e A l m i n e 3 06 Hase w m 1 75 Ingraham O B 2 03 Brus t Jacab 2 19 Mainzer Christ 3 15

S c h o o l D i s t

Sherman S a m 2 3 3 Schwitzer C W 5 4 2 Schwartz J o s 2 36 Schwartz J o h n 1 16 Sherman J L 88 Schumacher C 2 2 2 Sel lner S teph 7 1 Sel lner Georg 1 18 S i p k a F r k Sr 2 9 4

32.

Altermatt Her 2 83 BoddinFrideri 2 73 Dehne Wm 3 06 Gilbertson Lou 1 82 Huiras John Jr 59 Holm John 1 92 Koehler Hry 5 65

School Dist. 43.

Meier Alb Peske Charles Schwartz Aug Thompsou OleA Weber Her

' ' Adolph

1 16 4 26 2 70

69 87

1 36

Arbes Jos Alwin Fred Baasen Nic Dapporn John 1 Dapporn O Dohrman A F 3 Donner Charles Fast Charles 1 HeidemanWm 1

2 22 2 05 2 04 1 63

14 3 57

53 63 67

HormanF W 2 37 RedinWm 2 36 Molla Ed 90 NeubauerMart 1 09 Yungman Joh 1 52 StrassburgWm 3 42 Schmitz John 2 69 Scheve Fred 2 26 WeicherdmgJoh 15

School Dist. 44.

Larson L P 3 44 Larson P e t K 75 Larson R a s m 11 0 9 Larrabee B A 27 3 2 Liesenfeld J 16 67 Lange F r e d 1 39 Meyer H H 25 78 M a r c e l l u s T M l l 4 0 Mel lenthein

C F W 5 94 Minneapol i s

Esterly Co 15 8 4 Murfin W M 12 59 McRae J o h n D 75 Mo H a n s 6 9 3 M a l i c k F i a n k 1 03 Majewsky P e t 15 48 Mol l D a n 10 65 Madson S C 1 98 Marquart F 8 35 Mart inka Geo 20 Mogenson H a n s 36

' ' ' L o u i s 18 10 McMast Jac 4 0 Matheson A l e 1 2 31

Brcis A u g B l o e m k e B Jungers A d a m K o l b e J W L a d d N e l s L e s e m a n J o h n Meinert F f e d

2 8 5 2 78 6 46 4 30 1 06 2 46 1 8 1

Meinert Claus 2 36 Mielke Fred 4 21

' ' Rich 2 01 ' ' Otto 2 07

Redder mannRi 1 33 WinkelmanFri 9 45 Trebesch Ferdi 6 39

E x a m i n e i t s w o r k m a n s h i p a n d t e s t i t s t o n e .

r* C H E E R S . ' ~ > - . * , .

Architect Jc Builder. ''•'•ijn Plsnasalspveificatfoas ?-v r, ^ K ' : . ,

. - ^ • Fav*iskeia»d0o«trac4i A S;, " \ - , ^Takea fsr all a i s * of s iUd- ' \ 1\

ings. Offie* «a Broadway. £p

- ' * ' " C- "^ -J* «»<#£•$**.£ ?-&''

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HEAR I T ! . S E E P L A Y I T !

Be

I T !

s u r e t h a t t h e n a m e " L A K E S I D E "

i s b u r n e d o n t h e i n s i d e .

School Dist. 70. Altermatt John 4 031 Altermatt Rob 2 85 Feirer Anna 2 55

Feirer Charl 5 01 Feirer Michl 62 HarringtonG D 1 00

School Dist. 77.

Cordel Elmer 1 24 Messerschm M 2 08 Nelson Nels 1 08

Schutt Fred 2 87 Steward J D 1 68 Schroeder Wm 2 27

TOWN OF ALBIN.

Schorl Dist. 26.

If you want to bay warranted goods cheap, go to C. Q. Reim, the Jeweler.

Aase Amund % 62 AndersonAnna 15 Anderson N A 99 AndersonSwan 1 18 Aspenlund Joh S 71 Aspenlund S J 1 87 Atneosen Carle 3 08 Beruloher Cha 2 59 Bernloher Geor 1 23 Erickson Ed G 2 14 Eriakson Toral 94 Gilbertson G E 8 25 Grotta Jul 76

Grotta Mawri 3 23 Gunderson Ole 69 Hanson Peter 1 47 Hegna Ole 11 Hyne Hans 94 Johnson Andro 03

• ' Herr 2 25 » ' Martin 3 57 ' ' Peter 14

Jukulen Ole O 1 44 Lee Ole A 2 67 Olson Christi E 82 Olson Char G 57

t Dillman GO 1 70 DegneauNapo 6 06 Degneu &

Vogtschild 1 98 Davis L G 1 1 9 DehuffJL 12 Dahlstrom H G 12 Emmerich Chr 2 65 Forster Jos 3 37 Frederickson F 6 34 Frantz Jacob 13 0 Frantz J o s C 12 F r a n k Mary Mrs. 55 F o h l M 1 70 Griffitht &

S m i t h 217 80 Giesecke w m 18 37 Gress G M 15 21 Griffith C D 6 57 Gal lagher l saac 8 12 Grundmeyer w 119 Graff Cathr 3 17 Goetsche H r y 4 36 Goetsche &

Larson 6 10 Green F D 1 2 24 Geschwind P e t I 50 G l a t i g n y L A 47 Gla t igny E A 1 46 Gi l lman A J 51

Hanson & Lampert 69 22

H a n s o u & Goetsche 5 3 46

H a n s o n H J 10 8 9 ' ' H a ' s A 11 76 ' ' H C 0 4 ' ' R H 51

H a u g e s W R 19 21 H a y e s H G 8 4 3 H i l l e s h e i m M a 28 55 H a g e n O w 8 79 H a g e n A C 6 45 H e a d l y J o h n 2 69 H e s s H O 1 6 2 H u g e s Thorn 99 Hutch ingsChar 1 07 H i l l W B 2 89 I l l s l ey E P 5 31 J e n s o n &

Durbahn 7 2 55 J e n s o n Mary 87 J o h a n s o n &

Olson 31 68 Jorgenson &

B u e l o w '59 4 0 J a m e s F P 1 2 2 8 Johnson F d 4 3 K n u d s o n Geo 6 9 97 K i n g Ira H 5 3 5 K a t h Herr 9 9 8 Kiefer M 28 27 K l e i n F Ernst 6 3 4 K o e h n e F r i t z 17 4 2 Klossner &

Muel l er 3 7 6 2 Koehere There 2 18 LaCross

P l o w C o 2 7 7 2 L u t h y & Co 2 1 58 L e n d t J o h n 4 3 2

M c B a i n Cathr 3 2 Mil ler J o h n 67 M c B a i n H u g h 2 85

Sota 4 12 Meeth AVZI 3 2 9 N e l s 6 n &

Riedle 2 3 76 N u e l s o n J o L 10 8 5 N i l s o n R o b 95 Olson Christ 1 54 O w e n s O F 47 Offerman H r y 2 8 P a l m e r Jesse 2 9 07 P i c k l e Ernst 1 5 8 P e n n i g J J 12 99 Prescot t G F 4 5? Pingel Peter 87 Peterson A K 2 49 Peterson A H 1 15 Pax Geo 37 78 Plath Herr 03 Rinke Andr 56 71 Runitz Bros 28 00 Roth N B 2 57 Radl Xaveri 2 38 Renner John J 4 12 Robertson A J 2 89 Raschka John 6 69 State Bank of

Sleepy Eye 349 47 Sleepy Eye

Mill Co 293 05 Sorenson &

Dehuff 108 19 Sorenson N 3 68 Steffen A 94 13 Schorregge CH 3 48 So'erville G w 19 84 Smith R C 79 Smith w w 8 20 Salkowsky Jensen

& Durbahn 75 24 Salkowsky C 1 11 Schwiger Aug 15 05 Sahr A J 40 SchmelzHelene 5 90 Schomaker E 14 81 SalzbrennerHy 2 26 Schane Martin 4 87 Schavesdiek &

. Co 14 06 SommerfeldAu 2 22 Schneider C F 83 StandartOilCo6 93 SchroepferGe 17 78 Schroepfer J G 71 Schroepfer A M 5 11 Steinmetz John 3 56 Stelzer Geo Sr 28 Steinke Wm 2 77 f osch Rud 3 «8 Talbot T F 3 48 Talbot J M 32 Tordaon Louis 79 Timm wm 2 26 VanDusen

G W C o 99 00 Wright J K 1 50 Wellcome J W

B Sr 9 74 Wellcome J W

B Jr 1 19 Weltsch Anro 2 57 Weilage Geo 8 00 Wenger Benedict 47 Yungman Joh 10 14 Zieske John C 1 19

School Dist. 28. ArmstrongCE4 88 Bauer Clement 2 40 Beunger Hry 3 13 Davis C A 5 49 EllefsonJohn 4 36 Gilland Steph 5 30 Grotta Enoch 3 53 Gudum Jos 3 Gudum Mary 81 Haala Bl&sins 2 96 Hoffman Clem 8 94

•, 81 1 0 9

Keim John Kotten B

u lity

Lendt George 27 Lenz Carl < 75 Pechtl George 2 84 Riece L D 4 44 Bosenhamer J 3 53 Rossbach Jac 3 90 Rossbach Wm 2 30 Schroepfer Jos 8 13 Schneider Loren 50 Somerrille R J 3 40 Sperl Andre 71 Sperl John 1 69 Twentie Lizzie 4 20

T o w s OF HOME. , School Dist. 13.

Bertrand J J Bertrand Mar Case C H !

" T A Current Jo P

' ' J L A ' * W m J

Cutting Alb Lebert Anro

8 88 7 50 1 53 1 63

72 4 76 1 9 7 3 16 4 04

Lochner wm 1 94 Morhouse Ann 1 84

' ' Clark 4 50 Raverty Wm

Pat J P

Tattle Frk Wagner Andr

34 4 99

26 3 59 5 93

Bertrand Jaco 2 88 Bertrand Mary 2 51 Bertrand Paul 36 Filzen Jos 3 07 Kroschcl Aug 1 75 Krzmarzick Ge 3 49 Kuelbs Michl 2 96 Losleben Andr 2 52 Losleben Anto 1 80 Losleben Jos 3 10 Lawinzky Hry 48 Madorg E R 2 57 Mielke Fred 1 56

School Dist Dumke Michl Fastman H C Gehrke Dan Hoffman Math Krcntz Fred Kroschel Wm Lange Wm Lanke Gusta McGregor C Mclvenzie Coli McLeod Augu Moll Dan

4 02 2 2 10 5 02 3 03 3 86 59

2 57 2 82 2 34 2 48 4 84

O'Brien Michl 2 05 Peterman Joh 2 87 Peterman Phil 1 22 Rose Fred 1 48 Rose Her 11 Sasse Fred 2 52 Schwartz Aug 2 78 Schmidt John 1 72 WagnerEngelb 2 57 Woldrich Geo 9 35 Zimansky wm 2 54 Oje Ed 66

22. Montgomery DA 1 07

' ' ' Jam 41 ' ' ' J T 2 35 ' ' ' J N 2 35

Murphy Alex 3 13 ' ' Denis ' ' Ed

O'Brien John Sommerfeld C

11

1 18 1 99 1 82 3 99

Somerville W E3 02 Weilage wm Watschke wm

83 2 50

School Dist. 23. Brandl Michl 3 63 Corey C 3 19 Corey Jos 3 78 Dorn Carl 41 Hauser Jacob 3 84 Krinke Wm 7 76 Krzmarzick Al 3 13 Krzmarzick An 1 14 Krzmarzick Joh 4 30 Marti George 2 24 Mielke Aug 2 34.

School Dist. 24,

Prosch Christ 3 60 Orth Fred 5 18 Rose Frk 73 Radetzky Fred 4 19 Schmitz E P 35 Schmitz J N 3 97 Sieg Martin 1 45 Speckman Aug 4 61 Werner Fred 1 64 Watschke Her 4 04

Black John 2 71 Chris tensonNel 9 48 Hillesheim An 1 65 HillesheimCarl 8 88 Mandel Wm 4 86 Mellenthein c w 55

School Dist 5 06

Orfcwein wm Rernele Chas Remele Hugo Remele John Remele wm

30. Moll Conrad

55 4 27

04 5 92

47

Addy J H Block Ernst 3 71 Bruess Austav 5 55 Forster Marti 3 59 Kissner Charle 3 78 Larrabee Ed H 4 07

School Dist. 39.

Frank Louis 1 23jMueller Fred 2 07 Meyer Henry 4 42 Penning Marti 5 46

Romberg Hry Romberg FrK Schulz Gustav Tesmer John

7 45 6 21 2 89 3 30 4 15

W i l d g r u b e G o t 2 7 9

sjlijQe Millirjery

The ladies of New Ulm should bear in mind that we lead in millinery goods of all kinds.

HATS and BONNETS.

VELVETS and SILKS.

FEATHERS and FLOWERS

A complete line of each always kept on hand. Also fancy work, stamped pat­terns and ribbons. In embroidery work and fine yarns we carry a particularly fine line. MRS. SARAH P F E F F E R L E

Wevers Lambe 1 48 School Dist. 17.

Catting C P ', ' Geo ' ' John

Ganske Fred . McPhee Peter Marline Isaac Paulson Andr Raverty Geo

4 58 2 14 5 15 2 11 8 76 5 4 8 2 0 0 3 20

Robertson Char 4 23 Scholia; Aug 1 3 7 Sleffel Andro 4 1 9 Steflel John 5 08 WerriBgChar 4 54

' * Horate 8 23 ' ' t r m 2 86

have the reputation of be­ing able to digest every­thing, but neither of them has had to live oh food cooked with Hog's Lard. Men, women, and children have, however, taken their

^ lard, and entertained their <• dyspepsia for generations. < t This was because an accep-$ table substitute for lard had

not been discovered. It is here now—science's latest boon for the kitchen and the family.

Cottolene Is the new, dainty, odorless, ,| pure, and satisfactory sub­stitute forlard. Every mem­ber of the family can eat and digest the food into which it enters. Bright housekeepers see this point and use Cottolene.

For sale at grocers. Sold In three and five pound palls.

N. K. FAIRBANK A. CO., Sole Manufacturers,

CHICAGO.

Meat Market. V MAX REINHART, Prop.

Handles fresh and salt meats, hams sau­sages, etc. Highest prices paid for hogs cattle, wool and hides. 3: Also

HERRING, FRESH FISH, OYSTERS during the season.

Cor, Mi anesota and Centre Streets.

S"tvJ?be' MEAT MARKET

The best place in the city for fresh meats, sausages, hams, lards and the like. We make it a point to satisfy the public. Highest Price always paid for Hides and Live Stock. Hog day, everv Monday at the depot stack yards.

I

SUMMONS. Sta te o f 'Minnesota , C o u n t y of B r o w n | s s .

Dis tr ic t Court, N inth Judic ia l District. . Jos . A. E c k s t e i n , Plaintiff.

v s Chr is t ian ^Probst, the u n k n o w n heirs of sa id Chris t ian Probst , a n d als» all other persons or parties u n k n o w n . c l a i m i n g a n y right , t i t l e , e s ta te , lien or interest i n t h e real e s t a t e described in t h e c o m p l a i n t herein.— Defendants .

T h e S ta te of Minnesota , to the above n a m e d Defendants.":

Y o u and e a c h of y o u are hereby s u m -mone. l a n d required to a n s w e r t h e com­plaint of t h e Plaintiff in t h e above ent i t l ed ac t ion w h i c h i s filed in t h e office of t h e Clerk of t h e District Court, of t h e Ninth Judic ia l District , i n a n d for t h e County of Brown a n d S t a t e of Minnesota , and to serve a c o p y of your a n s w e r to the sa id c o m p l a i n t om t h e subscriber, at k i s office in t h e Ci ty of N e w U l m in said county , w i t h i n t w e n t y d a y s after t h e service of t h i s S u m m o n s upon y o u e x c l u s i v e of t h e d a y of s u c h serv ice ; a n d if y o u fail to an­s w e r t h e sa id c o m p l a i n t w i t k i n the t i m e aforesaid t h e Plaintiff i n t h i s ac t ion wi l l app ly to t h e Court for tho relief d e m a n d e d in t h e compla in t , <

Dated November 23d, 1891. JOS. A . E C K S T E I N ,

A t t o r n e y in Person, N e w U l m , Minn.

NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS. Sta te of Minnesota , C o u n t y of Brown | «®,

District Court, N i n t h Judic ia l District . Jos. A. E c k s t e i n , Plaintiff .

VS Chris t ian Probst , t h e u n k n o w n heirs of sa id Christ ian Probst , a n d a l so all o ther persons or part ies u n k n o w n , c l a i m i n g a n y right , t i t le , es tate , l i en or interes t i n t h e real e s t a t e descr ibed i n t h e c o m p l a i n t herein.— Defendants .

Not i ce i s h e r e b y g i v e n , t h a t a n ac t ion h a s b e e n c o m m e n c e d in th i s Court b y t h e above n a m e d Plaintiff aga ins t t h e a b o v e n a m e d Defendants for the purpose of deter­m i n i n g any adverse c l a i m , e s ta te , l i e n or interes t i n aad to t h e real e s t a t e hereinaf­ter a n d i n t h e c o m p l a i n t here in descr ibed, c l a i m e d b y s a i d de fendants , or e i ther of t h e m , a n d t o h a v e t h e s a m e a d j u d g e d v o i d ; a l s o to h a v e ha id d e f e n d a n t s a n d all persons or part ies c l a i m i n g u n d e r or t h r o u g h t h e m forever barred from c l a i m ­i n g a n d from a n y and aU c l a i m s , r ight , t i t le , e s ta te , l i e n or in teres t i n or t o s a i d real e s t a t e or a n y part thereof, adverse t o t h i s plfain tiff; a n d t o h a v e sa id plaintiff ad judged t o be t h e owner in fee s i m p l e a n d en t i t l ed t o the possession of s a i d p r e m i s e s a n d real e s ta te a n d to h a v e t h e t it le there­to forever quie ted i n thetplaintiff, h i s he ir s a n d a s s i g n s ,

T h e p r e m i s e s affected b y s a i d action are s i t u a t e d i n t h e C o u n t y of Brown and State of Minnesota a n d are descr ibed a s foUows:

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