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Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25
TRAP EOR RABBITS.


The accompanying sketch shows a
trap for rabbits, mink or other small
animals. 1t is the most humane trap
ever saw, and can be easily made and
adjusted by any of our farmer boys.
Six-ineh boards are required ana
should be four feet long. A is the
trap door which is held up by two
cords attached to the lever, which
rests on the fulcrum c. E is the trig-
ger, which IS short stick made as
seen in the illustration, and Is at
tachcd to the end of lever By short
cord.
The trigger passes through a small
hole in the top Of the trap and ca atches
Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25
FEDDEMAN & EARLE,
CENTREVILLE MD
aug, l9-c.e-o-w
NOTICE.

NorloA NOTICE
The attention of parents and teachers is call
ed TO the law which requires that all children
shall have been duly vaccinated before being
received in any school,
The provisions of the Act include all schools
whether public or private, and although il is
believed that it has been rather better OBJ
served in this county than in many others Of
the State, yet in the considerable proportion
of instances it has been disregarded or evaded
Although there does not exist at the present
tlme single known case of smallpox within
the limits of the State, yet II has prevailed in
the United States in a far greater number OF
localities than is usual at this season of the
year. and may at any time make its appear
ance in this county.
The law has made fair provision for the COM
penSation to physicians for vaccinating those
whose means render it difficult to pa, the
usual fee for such services, and pure nd rela.
ble vaccine mattee can be gratutously procured
lrom DIR. Yeackle, State Vaccine Agent at Bal
umore.
Under these circumstances it is hoped and
believed that the law will be more vigorously
observed without necessitating the enforce
ment of the penalty attached to its disregard
WIN. Fl. BALTZELI., NJ. D.,
sep.Zti. County Health Officer
Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25
WATERING THE STOCK.
Device for Keeping Water from Chilling
in Cold Weather.

in Cold Weather.
On many farms the stock is watered
with water brought from spring by
a pipe. at comparatively moderate
temperature, which is soon lowered
by standing in an open trough on a
winters day. even though the water
gradually passes through the trough
by an outlet and is renewed with the
warmer water of the spring. This
trouble is avoided by making such &
trough as is figured in the cut;
trough that is entirely inclosed by /;
still-air space when the cover is shut.
Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25
A PROFITABLE INDUSTRY.

Why Farmers Wife Wants Women to
Engage In Duck Raising.
Duck raising has prove so profitable
with me, that am anxious for other
women to try this branch of the poul-
try business, as Leans of making
money at home.
They require less trouble and atten-
tion than chickens; are freer from YER
min, and are exempt from the nulncr-
GUS diseases which make the profits in
chicken raising SO uncertain. Ducas
are excellent foragers, and after they
Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25

WHEN women make a business OF
The dairy they make success of it
The very best OF dairy achieven ents
have been made by women.
Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25

riveted together, the larger the pipe
the better. The best plan is 20 have a
tinsmith make the whole heater of
sheet iron, each piece about eight
inches in diameter and twenty inches
long. The lamp must have a tin
chimney with mica window in it.
Suspend the heater by wire from the
roof and put wire netting screen
around the whole to prevent interfer-
ence on the part of the fowls. Be sure
TO give the lamp ventilation by rails
ing the heater few inches above the
hoor or cutting holes in the lower end
of the upright pipe.
The next device Illustrated here.
Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25

TIE point is made by a writer thai
:ecling stock in the dark night anC
morning is not COOL plan, for the
feeder cannot see whether or not thC
stock is at its feed or off its feed.
Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25
WINTER cONVENlENCES.
Homemade Heater and Cabbage Holder
for the Poultry House.

The cut shown herewith we copy
from the Farm and Fireside. 1t repre-
sents homemade heater for use in a
poultry house in extremely cold
weather. Such a heater will keep the
temperature of well made house of
moderate size above the frost line, and
this is all that is required of it. 1t may
be made of two joints of stove pipe
Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25
DENTIST, DENTIST,
DENTIST, DENTIST,
D1VIrEND ~ TlCE.

Use our CLUB HOUSE 3-year ol'
I tnckN Whiskey, 81 per gallon. u"
GODS on the mark II for the price I'm
F.v. STAuhI
N. Market St, one door above ~
Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25
3. C THOMAS. JNo. N. cLARY
Thomas & Clary,
REAL ESTATE AND
LOAN AGENTS
5. C THO NJ A S.

lst--We have for sale small farms near
Charles lie.
2nd.-A small farm of70acres in Washington
County.
3rd.-A farm Of l53 acres in Bakers Valley
4th-Two farms of250 acres near New Market
5th.-A large farm near Doubs.
6th.--Large farm and peach orchard al Sa oil
lasville.
7th--A farm near New London.
Sth,-Farm of 60 acres miles south of Fred
erick.
9th-A dwelling and lot on Market Space.
l0th.--Three dwellings, on East Third sreet.
llth,-FouT dwellings on West Second street.
l2th,-Many other city and farm properties.
Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25
+ Ii E
ITS ADV ANTAGES.

Being selfregulator, is always ready for
business; slacks up at 30 below, and takes q
new grip in the shade. Gently persuades a
runaway team to reconsider It's action. An
unruly bull Is as safe as canary in its cage
IL says to the festive hog, "Thusf r shalt thou
go, &c. The fierce winds and snow heeds il
not. The % trespasser is not led into tempta.
ton and the rail sealer's occupation is gone
Write for circulars and prices. We sell
largely of il.
Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25

The rooms on the End floor ~ building on the
corr cr oi Patrick and Court streets. now IN
Tue OCCUPANCY of nr i.loV r. MacGlli. Pos
session given April LIST, lS95.
G. w. ROSS,
laii'4u Trustee.
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ipenig, aber nod ether ffeinen @eile
iagte file bod in ibrer 3uglei6 freunb<
lt9en unb pornebmen grt:
sd babe fein Re9t, ein Qnerbteten
auriidSumeiien, oa8 i'm @runbe ni9t
mir, lonoern elmer arn1en .Granfen 9e~
madt lpirb. @enn sic alio eiutretep
ipollen, metn 9err-"
sic beutete nit elmer lei9ten Sanb~
bemesuns auf Die nd9lte Der in ben
Sung ausmiinoenben Gbiiren, ltnb &uz
bolf ipau6te itd na6 leinem 8ruber 3u@
rid, um tbm einen @utenadtsruB 3lts
3upinfen. Sn ietner @rresung be-
1nerfte er eS faum, tpte Elm ieltlant
per3iidter Iusbrud auf bem @elt6t
oes &naben lag uno nit ME leu9tens
bem @lanae feline gusen an ben 3iisen
Ser I90nen Sren,ben bingen. Dtele
felblt aber bate ollem Inidein mad
iiberbaupt ntdt ipabrgenommen, baE
bas furse @eiprdd nod einen meitereu
.3eugen 9ebabt, oenn iie wanote iid
binmes, obne Die 9aseritdtte bes
@Dmnaiiaiten au6 nur nit einem
fliidtisen 8lid gu ifreifen.
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einem anberen Sbiere = serabe 10 uns
ri9tis-3ugefpro6en.

einem anberen Sbiere = serabe 10 uns
ri4tis-sngefpro6en.
Wer bat niGt idon in ber Di9tunQ
.bas mutbige &oB fampfluhig ben Bcs
ben hampfen" ieben, pber ntobesmlss
tbig benz Geinbe entgegenuiebern" bSs
ren. SaS ift Naes redt i9on unb
hD6poetiid, aber pahr 1T es besbalb
ni@t. Das pferb 1T Elm iebr nern6ies
unb fur6tfanles 3bier, bas Dor bem
fleiniien &dfer ausreiBt unb Dor einem
auffliegenben Bpgel ober einem flatterns
ben papieri6niBel auiammeni6redt.
Weua es mdbrenb BET 9dla4t wiebert
uEb bic Nufern melt aufbldf, 10 1T
bies nidlt bee Mntb, tpie man gem6bns
lid anaunehmen beliebt, fonbern bic
Nnet. DAB bos pferb troBbem in bic
S9la6t nit rafenbem 2aufe borp6rts
gebt, fommt bGJer. baB Is Der 9onner
Der GanDnen, bas Snattern bes &lein=
geuebrfemers uuo Der pulDerbampf bDr
Jur6t fOrmlid mabnlinnig MAIDEN, baB
es nidt peiB, nod tuel1sr 5eite eS
eniHieben fol. bGB e5 taum mebr fiebt,
unb boB es eiu 9eer5entbier 1T, bas
fi9, Aamegt!ia ipenn es Jurht bat,
! an bic anberen pierDe ber3meifelt ans
brduet. gerl6re Elm Pferb in Der
96la6t bic gefinnuus ni6t fat poGs
| ftdnbig, 10 tpdre ein @aballeriesNn
fattiIG umm6gli@, benn gerabe 6iefe
tDi!be Gurdbt bringt es baau, ba es
blinbliug5 sesen einea Mal bon 8as
pOnnetten fiirat. Denn tit benz Sc,
ttimmel fiebt unb bort er ni9ts mebr,
fonbern ldBt fid) millenlus, ben iibris
gen pfer6eN rcGfolsenb, leiien.
Mer ie bic SrfabruNs gema@t Bat,
ME i6Der Is Eldlt elm pferb, has, wie
bensertt, Elm Febr neru6IeS Sbier III,
ans SdieBen cher on Die blanfe Wahe
gu geiu0bner, uub mie es Woden lang
Dauert, Inn elm pfero, tpslbes einen
tleinen Sdbelbjeb erbaIten bat, tpieber
ba3u 3u bringen einen gesogenen Sabel
rubig au iebeH, ober bur9 bic 2uft
pfsifen au b6ren, Dbue in milber 6lu1t
fabon 5u rcnnen, FER tDirb au9 Der ffes
ben, baB mir nit Obisem ni6t 3u pieI
gelagt babeu.
| @s 1T uns lsib, bic poetiide Sbee
zines ntohesmutbigen &oFes" gu asrs
ft0rea, 6enn bas gferb lit setpib Elm
ftolaes, elm ih6usS unb aud Elm ebleS
Sbier, aber-@Ourage bat eS Gibt bas
lndfen mir entfAieben in Nbreee ftels
len, ebenio nie bic &idtisteit Der &es
bensart pfeiser Sunb".
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Suub ,snb7 seferb.

Sn benl leBten Mrtifel, ben Der iiingft
in st. Souls perltorbene geiftpone &es
batteur Der ~2aterne1, 0err Souls Mils
lid, fiir fein 8latt gel9riehen bat; stritt
er fir bic noblen @baratters@ @igeni9af.
ten bes 0unbes unb gesen bic ueber>
iddbung berer bes pferbes elm unb
fuhpft babel on bic unbeartinbetbeit
bes S6impfmortes: m5eiger 6unb /"
an. @r fagt u. u. Gol9enbes:
Sin tlein tpenig rubige ueberlegung
unb 8eoba6tung Der Natur tnir6 sSeben
iiberseugen, bob Der Nusbrud: .5eiger
Suub" uneeredt unb unbillig 1T. 6at
ni6t f9on Der cine ober be. an3ere itns
ierer 2eier geieben, baB iid ein taum
brei &die bober 46ter eegen einen
mltbenben 8unen itellte, Dor benz !elbit
itarfe unb mutbiee Mdnner in eiIiger
Slu9t retirirten, .ober baB ein Sagbs
hunb einen breimaI f6mereren, i9naus
benben @ber nit tpabrer SobesDera6s
tung ansriff2 Da3u geb6rt offenbar
Mutb. benn Der 6unb fennt bic @efabs
rem, bic ibm broben, febr wobI. Scr
Musbrud rfeiger 9unb" riibrt 6aber
offenbar MIR bon Der untermlrfigteit,
bic ber 9unb ieinem 6errn sesenhber
3ur Shau trdgt, ber-eine @igeni9aft,
wegen berer ber Meni9 ibu um 10 ipes
niger pera6teH iolltes, ,als, er lie ibm
bur9i Sabrbunberte lang bon Generas
tion 3u Generation beigebra9t bot.
Wenn ber 6unb weib, baB er angreis
fen barf, tpirb er ielten ben S6peif
ein3ieben, unb Der bette Bemeis bafiir
1T, baB er auf 8efebl ober i'm Sns
ierefe feines 9errn iogar bic Wens
5f6en, bic fogenannten 6errn Der
S60pfuns, 3u attadiren bereit 1T.
Nber tuie bem SunAe bon 8ielen ber
Wutb' unrihtigertpeiie obseipro9en
miro, iu tpirb biefe noble gieenf@aft
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@dnsli@er slmsnerfa,tf.


Wie ale Sabre. 10 finbet aud bless
nal bel uns elm sdnsli1er Musberfauf
Der Waaren 5u 5pDttpreilen
itatt. nm Ranm gu MAIDEN fur ein
Dollftdnbia neues 9aser.
Wir oReriren beiipielSweiie: llus
iere $500 5errenfbube fur nnr 1925.
uniere $500 2abies yOrforb"s s59ube
au $1.25. ainberi6ube bebeutenb
unter ibrem Wertbe.
aae S9ube BON beionberS gutter
Qualitdt.
Sine rSies4, tleines MaB, bic 800
unb $3.50 tofeten. berfaufen mir iekt
fur $1.25.
Spre6t Dor uub iiber3eust @ud.
@inberella 8 dull b.Balaf,
gde 0ouiton StraBe unb 4penue 6.
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Gttpas ppns schspeis.

01cr SorhtnptH IN ON Tobfc2 GnftfoI
heSer ~, Ssr NV ;a,,,,s ssssS saS;s.,. -,
fort,n5 % M H. -. hro ~
hors etoffs a"s asn S,n.a nnD oua,ns%s; M,
Ssn Wnnr su .,;r M no,, 1 san a1sn,.ysr .r;S.srtsr
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mo- ,,arfs,, 2, s;s S;asa 80" ~ a a,,. ~
asn % e. snsss ~ @ ,,,;s % ~ ~ ;sSsa t Gsapna.. sSs.
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aSsesasS a.w MM9Ag gtaao.'s. = an1 o ~ ~, ua's.'
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n,saa... g g.s 'nSss:a S ~; esl a,au!'
smy.a's.a sas". sa. taylss'g @ .aS 80 u's gmssB'
poisi.D;. wi t.. i, 'amss 9ahs usI SwlvsIB.a.
.a1 ..u', Ds' ~, " us. S'sls SnL SYussBptnle
IaeIl. =, uM aaas D.s'e Dsa5nsl9l a E@ leOes<
l,.9I u's 5at1gleaus " a.lsa.sI " " s.a na1s
.plAMsaoss Y! 9.ek ans Is!npsu gsiesWeH,
IiI, aO.sgsI 81 ~ s'meI .0elal'e'ut'es'e "a 5us
es'nsa aesS'Msa.al:.eBsn. UsI Swtps'B " slae
YlntngIe!I' Deigsam 10 psan1gsI IeEeoe>
Fgnp!pslle ,eIlgetl. le lei@ttger re ao'
sslpAOsII WI!o ,SSe'A paapaoeHaI9lae!l, p, ln
s.!ga nsuH3lgi pI0aenl. Ip 2oaner, IN
us!Wsm % D'e auW lonE lm Sorper
Dsl'nulIgsH - Sal5e " DellgsSOeHer, ", doel 7
~ IoaadeI, legg gsllngeE uten9e gel9E
%stos9. peI S~me'B sllqelnl Iaros
Ios' ilslgi 9elluoi' CT oeHBt ,eiaen lalas
al1l8ea 9elgWad uno elaen eleenars
ialg:n 9slIg G Ipei~el eOn elnem naWs
loelsoareH @egall an GelllaureH Ders
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2. 6 pitel.

Die @obnuns bes Srdufein 9lmulie
Sdeibel beltanb nibt ipie biejeniee
ibrer gia6barn aus einem etnSisen
8aume, lunoern aus einem S9lafs
fGumer6en unb elmer oaran anltoBens
ben &ii6e, pelde lektere it6 logar bes
1eberf rfluiles 3peier Seniter erfreute.
Ser junge Wann, ipelder bic 8ebau@
iuns Der ylaberin gum erlten Mal be-
trat, ipar iiberrai6t bon Ser bebagliGen
unb anbeimelnben Iu8itattung, ipelGe
bic fleine Game bieler su9lei9 als
@obn3immer, 8oubotr un6 Salou bte>
nenben aii6e su geben perltanben.
@enn man 70 lpenig perlpObnt mar mie
er, fonnte man bier allerbinss BEL Der
erlten llmi9au falt ben @tnbruf elmer
9efpiiien @oblbabenbeit erbalten uno
erft bel ndberem Stnleben lpurbe es
benz priifenben 8lif offenbar, nit ME
etnfa6en, ia geraoelu drmli9en Mit~
teln oiele onrnuthise @elammtipirfuns
5u Stanbe 9ebra6t morben mar. Gin
Strdubden getrodneter @rdler in elmer
billisen Gor3ellanpafe, elm 8aar nit
bunten Bapierbilo9en beflebter iroes
ner &onierpenfriige, elm fauber 9ebdfel~
tes ldneemeibes 0efden, lpel6es ses
ibidt bic unheilbaren SdlGben eines
sebreGliden alten MObels perbars-
oieIe uno dbnlide 9inge lparen es,
ourG beren mabrbaft funitoolle Ser
ipenouns elm Gf)iinmer bon Hei6tbum
iiber bieie oiirfti9e 8ebauluns unter
benz Oabe perbreitet mar unb ben eirz
ialnen Iltiunsfernbeiln etwas pon Der
9liidlidlen Boelie Der Sugenb segeben
bate.
9tuu freili9 NOR es NIT Der unl6ul>
oigen 8eiitesfreuoe ber 8enobnerin
on allebent ipobl fiir INNER porbei,
benn als ber unaelabene 9eiuder burd
bic offene Gbiir bes S9loftdmmerdens
einen 3asbaften ,8lid duf ba8 iaubere
8ett ute bic fiitnnierlihe @eitalt Der.
9raufen mari, ba begriff ct ipsleid,
oaB bier f9on Elm anberer un9ela6ener.
@aft nit StunbeneIas nub 0ippe Dor
ibm iiber bic Sdmelle .setreten iei.
(Gortfetuns foIst).
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3mr Nptis.
San antonio, 5. Sept. 'e5.

San 4ntonio. 5. Sept. '95.
8On beute ab niro bieie &ompagnie
teiuerlei Berbinbung mebr nit eleftri.
i9en 2eitung8brdbten MAIDEN, obne
boB tie biefelbeH porber inipiairt, fit
gut befunben unb in uebereinfftmmung
NIT ben Negeln bes ':Texas Survey
and Rating Bureau elm @ertififai
ausgefeflt bat.
@S gei9iebt bies. neil bier iebr
i4ie6te unb mangelbafte elettrii6e
@inri9tungen gemadt mprbea iinb,
bic uns piel nnannebmli1feiten perur.
faften uno bel unieren aun6en uiel
uu5ufriebenbeit berbOrriefen.
Wir bereanen bic gep6bmli9en Sns
fpeftionsgebiibren.
eEn slnfDmip @as=sspmpaanie.
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Galtfpruta . gGef,,e

Weinliebbaber finben elm srobes Ga.
ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA @einen bel
9errn s. S. Wseper am glIamo
@laaa. 9err Meper fn6t bic Meins
on Ort nnb Gtelle aus unb fauft bireft
aus benz Seller Der @einsi@ter. 9Is
sntem &enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten ausaumdbIen. Gr fauu
feine &unben unb Gamilien nit einem
gnten Sropfen perieben. &ptbs ltn6
Meibs Weine in bpr3lgli6er QnaIit6t
bon iebt ab $1.00 her @alIone - frei
ins 6aua aeiieferi.
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6mnoreiIe S5iaette.

2elst Die peri6iebeHen Gslssenbeis
ten. fur mel6e bic
Saolid5e @acific = gmniet 8abn,
rsbnairte &unbreiies8inette mad 6aIis
den pldBen perfauft.
@0nclaDe 5empelritter, BDtfon,
MafI. Cine &ate fir bic &unbreile
T. bis %. Wu3uit; siiltig bis gum 6.
October 1895.
Wegen ndberer ginaelbeiten penbet
@u6 on ben ndditen 5idet Mgentsn
ober OH
@.W. 8eim, 2.S. perfs,
Sraffie Manager, u. 9. & 6.a.
6oufon. Ser. Soulion, Ser.
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gppIe1's Gegifter, No. % NIamp
8la5a bat einen &uf fur guten altea
Wbisfep, bic beifen gemiiAten @es
trdnte, feline Weine unb ausse3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimifde @igarren
unb itets frif6es Bier. Ser gigentbiis
nter. Soe @oolep, berffebt iein @ei9dft.
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9as meme Vuues Star~ Yalais.

2Sie iid1 bic Heif'g 91nSe regem,
gSie iftb Sas tnu.,nelt itmbertuamct,
2Sie tic na flupfen, bdntmerr, ia8en
lInb miikis bleibet feine Sanb.
Wfit madt'gem Gnaoern id1ipcrbelaitet
grifft @asen oa NM 98asem Elm
limb ititttmerSar tuirb bort eeraftet
SSenm bod iit3 auftbiirut gtetm anf
gtein.
1tnb tpeldem 3tpefe = iupIlt Sbr
fra8em,
Ser ftDlSe 8am 8eipiomet iei?
Oas lit, I'd, tutIi'S ipfort Sad fagen,
Hie neue "LOne Star'' 8rauere;
ssr6nt erft @ollensmns bas 8e8innen-
Set rteinem Wort, id3 iab' eS sern =
Damn iiattert DDm ben b6hffen 3iamen
0ie Tabne NIT benz Gimselsgtern!
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Ny3afthtes Nrpthers,

GIeif6er 9oufon< StraBs
2isfern bas por3iisIi9fte &inbs, @9afs
unb 66neinefleii9. SpeaiaIitdt.
Sunges &aIbfleif d. Ollie Sor'
ten ppn Wurit. G,f6. 9luitern, @es
fliigel. @ilb.
Beitellungen tperben in irseub einew
Sbeile Der 9tabt fret abseliefert.
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1rinft Soaans's gbee.

aauft bel SolIanh Cure o e.
To tr5G .grGmen &.affee &c. &C.
233 Weha&cMmerssS Strase.
SeIepbon Bill.
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9onb sSauit's Hetaurant unb @u.
iiernbau8. st. 2ouis. prominente
8iirger unb Grentbe aus allen Welts
tbeilen tonnen bier eagetroHen tperben.
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21
Mrs. Victor Eppler is in Racine on


Mrs. Victor Eppler is in Racine on
a visit
The man who will cut your ac-
quaintance because you belong to the
other party is not good member of
society.
James began, of Paris, died Tues
day afternoon. aged about 40 years, of
pneumonia. He was brother-in-law
of George Fay.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company is authorized and prepared
to act as Trustee, Executor, Admins
traitor, Guardian or Receiver. wtdW
Select your wall paper at Melvilles
He is travelling salesman for a manu-
facturer, and buys his stock % per
cent. cheaper than sold by job
bers. m11dWtf
The time for caucuses is close at
hand. The residents of the newly an
neXed territory are entitled to take
part in them as well as vote in the city
this spring.
A party of about twenty Racineites
came down here Tuesday evening for a
good time. They brought their music
with them and made what pleasure
they got out of the trip for themselves.
-ELGIN, ILL.,, Dec. %, 1894. To
whom it may concern: The Diamond
Garment Cutter company, which has
been in business in this city the past
four months, has proved itself to be an
excellent system and something that
every dry goods merchant receives a
benefit from. 1t has received very
large patronage which it certainly de-
serves. Yours respectfully,
JOHN NEWMAN.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21
PRETTY BOLD WORK.
rwo Burglars Break into Palmetier g
Kipp's Safe.

One Of the boldest pieces of work
ever perpetrated in this city was that of
the two burglars who broke into Pal
meter & Kipp's safe this noon and
made off with the contents.
The story Of the affair is as follows:
Mr.. Palmetier left the office with one of
his men at noon to go home for his mid
day meal. He had been gone but a few
moments when man went into the Of
flee and told Mr.. Kipp that he wanted
some lumber and asked to see the stuff.
Mr.. Kipp went out with him into the
yard. While the two we're looking
around for the lumber supposed to be
wanted, another who had evidently
been watching theirmoyements, stepped
inside, the office, which was now left
alone, and taking hammer, which lay
in the office, and opening the safe door,
which was not locked, and battered the
door of the till inside until the iron
which binds the outer rim of it had been
broken in such shape as to loosen the
lock bolt. The sum of $50 or $50 was
inside in small bills and change with a
check for about $50. These were taken
out.
When Mr.. Kipp got back to the Of
flee he did not notice things much I'M
til Mr. Palmetier got back. Then hay
ing occasion to go to the safe he no.
ticed what had been done. Chief
Stemm was at once notified by phone
and the sheriff's Office was also called
up. Under Sheriff Harkins and Chief
Stemm have been working on the case
this afternoon. They got after the
burglars sossoon after the deed that it
is not believed they will get far before
being caught.
Later-Both the burglars were
caught by Under Sheriff Michael Har-
kins, accompanied by Mr.. Kipp. They
were found at the Garfield house and
were taken at once to the Jail. The
check, which was supposed to be
among the lost goods, has been found.
1t was not stolen. but got in behind
some papers and things in the safe.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21
A Deep-Seated Wall.
lWaukegan Gazette

Because man by the name of Alonzo
Ward, was once resident of Wauke-
gan, Kenosha has presented bill to
the county supervisors for fixing a
broken leg for him. The bill was re-
jected on Monday. Kenosha has pc
culiar disposition to turn it's bad bills
off on Lake county, and on Waukegan
in particular.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21
THE TOMB.

At his fathers residence, So st.
George street, Toronto, Canada, on
Friday morning March Is, 1895, James
W. Scott, oldest son of John Scott, Esq,
and dearly loved brother of Mrs. Hugh
Imes, formerly of Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21
Livery Stable for Sale

Owing to the hard times have de-
cided to sell my Livery Stable on Mar
ket square. Apply in person for par
ticulars to Jacob P. Meyers. dwtf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21

NOR SALE-A house and lot corner Market
H and Congress SITS, one block from hlgh
school, near the depot, near Main street near
most public buildings in the city. For sale a.
a bargain, must be sold Inquire OF =. r.
Beachel p O. box 1893. tIdW
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21

NOR RENT-O Pomeroy street, near West,
II a house with six rooms. Nice closets, good
cellar and modern conyenienceS. Inquire OF
Mrs Louis Theirs oe1Wln@'
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21

CHICKENS AND EGGS FOR SALE-Pure
I bred light Brahmas also black breasted red
games extra fine. Enquire at the NEWS
Office. u"""
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21

NOR RENT-lO to 40 acres of good garden
+ land adjoining city limits. Charles A Has
tingS.