The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-04
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Notices Of travelling theatres or ex--
hibitions Of whatever nature, for which
an admission fee is charged, must be
paid for at regular rates, and no COM
plimentary tickets will be accepted in
place Of such payment.
The public has no idea Of the
amount Of gratuitous work newspaper
is called upon 70 do in the course of a
year A paper is a business venture
the same is store or bank. Its
pages are it's source Of revenue, and If
those who wish to make announcements
to the public do not pay for the privi-
lege, it will only be question Of time
when there will be an end to the
"goose that laid the golden eggs 1t
takes money tc buy paper, type and
work If We give them back to the
public for nothing, where is the recon-
pense? Newspapers cannot wait to
get their reward i'll the next world
"Now en- de suspected time
La Mars IS pictures are the best you
can get in Kenosha. Prices reduced. You
get dozen Cabinets and ore extra picture
in fame, all for So. 3tf
Never before in the history Of their
business have Grosch Bros been so well
prepared to please their customers. Fine
goods, stylish work, and rock bottom prices
is their motto. 48tf
Frederick Douglas who was APP
pointed United States minister re-
sdent and consul-general to Hayti,
was born slave on the eastern
shore Of Maryland in the haitian
inc stricken district known as the
Tuckahoe, about 1917. He does
not know the exact date. He has
never been fully informed who his
father was. He taught himself to
read and write unobserved by his
master. He escaped from slavery
by the aid Of a friendly sailor and
found his way to NV England.
He learned rapidly and soon be-
came a lion there. His career as
an anti-slavery orator, as a speaker,
lecturer and leader is we'll known
Now is the time to purify the blood
Leach q Lambs Compound Sarsaparilla
will do the W rk every time. 38tf
New and latest designs Of window
shade, at the Gilt Star Paint Store IS
patterns to select from. If
CHICAGO, June 20 The family
of J. L. Loveday, Of o23 West Mon
roe street, were Mortified yesterday
to learn that he had been found
dead at Twin Lakes, Wis. Monday
Of last week, expecting to remain
for ten days. On his not returning
a. the expected time telegram was
sent yesterday to Twin Lakes to
Inquire the cause His friends
here we're informed that he had not
been there recently. This telegram
was followed an hour or SO later by
one that the dead body of Loveday
had been found with a gun-shot
wound in the side.
In custom work Louis Eichleman, the
cutter, takes the lead. II is always to be
found at Eichleman 4 Sons clothing store
4t1
We are agents for the Electro Magnetic
Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Eyes carefully
tested with the Optometer.
Att WEIsKoPF Bros
Yea. verify, what doth it profit a
man In the morning he ariseth
and putteth on his new spring over
coat and goeth forth humming a jo-
cund lay. And when noon is come,
10! the wind riseth and prevalent
over all that region round about.
And the prevalency with which it
prevalent is more prevalent than any
other prevalency that hath prevailed
in all time. And the wind beateth
upon that man yea, it smiteth him
| SOlC. AlSO QOLll IL IAN, dllu WHICH,
even is come, 10 the coat isspoiled
And the man taketh unto himself a
cold, and wist not what he is going
to do about it. Now, on the NOR
row, he putteth on the winter over
coat, lest, peradventure, it be cold
even yet again and snoweth. And,
even as on the preceding day, the
weather shifteth itself about and
waxeth very hot. And the man do
eth likewise, even as the weather
waxeth he hot. And many days and
many nights doth this thing continue
and no man knoweth the day nor
the hour when the weather changeth
-E.r.
The nth Of last February was a
sort of Fourth of July in Japan. On
that day the new constitution was
proclaimed, whereby the government
was changed from an absolute to a
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