The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-10-25

VI OoeoucIs III ucI SIedt SuCccSS, "a dpSI
DOLL" Miss Castleton is now recognized as
the leading soubrette. with possibly the ex-
ception of Lolita, upon the stage. She has
won this place for herself by reason of her
individuality and originality.
Floor Oil Cloth reduced to 25c. yard
at Doan & Browns.
MIR. Munson Paddock will address the
people of the town of Somers on the issues
of the day in Bain's Hall at Somers Station
next Saturday evening" October 9th. The
Somers Male Quartette will be present and
sing. The meeting will be called at $50.
All are invited to attend.
Any one needing a team of good draft
horses should call on or address E. A.
Northway at Kenosha. For information
regarding the team you are referred to Barr
& Brister 2w22
The Scotford Manufacturing Company
will commence to build day, with H. d.
Deans, of Chicago, as architect D. Harif,
of this city, as superintendent of construc-
ton, and j. Tully as master mason. The
structure will be two story one 156x40,
with an III" 44x40. The proposed build
ing will be made of common brick and will
cost about $4,000.
House to rent at low rate to family
that will board the owner and his wife.
! House partly furnished or not as may be
desired by lessee. Apply to L. G. Merrill.
| The followin efusion constituted the
chorus Of campaign jubilee song in the
Harrison campaign of 1910:
Blow the hew-gag, sound the ton,jon,
Ring the fuzzy-tuzzy, strike the gong-gong;
Let the loud hosannas ring,
Bum tum fzzle, bum dingo ding.
| Warm meals, oysters in every style and
lunch at all hours at Philo F. Wilcox's on
Main street. soft
| John w. Hinton, Esq, the gem
tleman who followed Mr.. Quarles for few
moments the evening the latter gentleman
spoke in Simmons Hall, will address the
Republicans of Kenosha and vicinity at
Simmons Hall next Saturday evening.
Don't fail to hear him. He is power on
the platform and will probably give our
Democratic friends few more points to
study. His stories will continue to illus
trate the absurdities Of free trade and the
value of protection Besure to attend
DR.. Evans, of Racine, will be in Keno
sha every Wednesday until farther notice.
Orders left at Starkweather's drug store. If
| "A jolly Grand Army revival was held
at the Fred S. Lowell Post in this city last
Monday evening. Department Commander
A. G. Weisert and Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral E. V. Grey, of Milwaukee, were pres
ent; also Messrs. Carleton and Brown, of
Racine. Mrs. Geo. Hale, Mrs Geo. Linn
pert, and Miss Anuie Sherwood acted as a
relief corps and furnished the veterans with
all the hot coffee and sandwiches they could
consume. There were short speeches by
Secretary E. G. Timme, Weisert and Grey.
There were 60 guests present.
For SALE--A fine violin. If you want
one be sure to see it before buying Call at
the COURIER office. If
Last Monday night thieves broke into
the residence Of Mr.. Geo. Yule, ST., of this
city and stole his pants, coat and vest. AT.
ter going through the pockets of Mr. Yule's
vestments they threw them into Judge Mar
tins yard where they were found the next
morning. Mr.. Yule keeps his money in
the bank and the disguised rascals walked
away with Mr.. Yule's pocket knife. Now,
if the thieves will only come out of their
holes and kill themselves with the stolen
knife, Mr.. 81. G. Schulz, English Brothers
and Mr. Yule would probably be glad to as
sist in paying their funeral expenses.
F. B. Hannahs, the artistic Paper
Hanger and Designer, is prepared to do
everything in the line of interior decorating
upon the shortest notice. Orders left at
Melville's or Bockenheuser's Paint Store
will receive prompt attention. 27-tf
Hon. E. 6. Durant, of Racine, ad.
dressed mixed gathering of Democrats,
Republicans and Prohibitionists at Sim
mons Hall Monday evening. About huns
dred people were present and listened to the
Prohibition candidate for Governor while he
talked in an easy, conversational way about
temperance and the difficulty of enforcing
temperance legislation. He attempted no
discussion of the tariff, utterly ignoring the
principles involved in the framing of tariff
laws. Mr.. Durant is not success as cam
paign orator. He failed to get hold of his
hearers and the small audience he had at
the begsnning began to dwindle from the
start. He utterly failed to show where the
Prohibition party had ever succeeded in
doing anything but defeat the Republican
party. The speaker stated that the reason
why Prohibition orators hammer away at