The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-25
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Hstudy logic or law. q ~ s.. = s
The Central park pavilion reeds
/ a new coat, of.paint badly
I. ~ WHO keeps no chickens isn't wor-
ried when he sees a hawk. .@sa
The prompt manihas a right to be
slow when there is no hurry.
-Skepticism is often the cloak in
which ignorance masquerades. {.
-KeEoshaites are getting new bicy-.
cles at the rate Of one or two day.
Just let it rain little more, Mr..
Weather Clerk. We need some more
of it?
House cleaning time has arrived,
and the step ladder plays an important
part. II 6
Central park is receiving its an.
nual cleaning up, which is a vast i'm
provement.
The first May ball so far announced
will be that of the Casino club at Park
City hall, Mayo.
For six years Weare's Sure Cure for
Heaves has kept its sale on merit alone
without advertising.
Why can't Central park be lighted
by an arc light and seats be placed
there for the summer?
The Columbia Whist club was
entertained Thursday evening by Mfr.
and Mrs. w. S. Lamb.
If we taxed wisdom, and let each
one assess, himself, what big revenue
the state would have!
There's nothing like Weare's Condi-
ton powder to- bring a horse UP. to his
feed and keep him there.
Give the masses good, sound Eng
lish, untainted with slang or unham-
pered by intellectual gymnastics.
Mrs. Louisa Hall has rented the
John T. Yule property on Main street
and will move in there before long.
Miss Lizzie Brick, who was report
ed very ill with typhoid fever, has suf-
fered a relapse and is now very low.
Miss Susie Steinbach, with Chica-
go Bedding Co., has accepted posi-
ton as forelady at Kipp Bros? Mil
waukee.
Most of the awnings are up along
Main street now, and all things are
assuming more and more Of a summary
appearance.
The Somers Presbyterian church
has been selected by the presbytery of
Milwaukee as the place for the next
meeting of that body.
The most reliable remedy for the
heaves, or for worms in horses is
Weare's Sure Cure for Heaves. Sold
by Starkweather & Co.
The marking up of the retail price
of meats 33 per cent is a pretty stiff
piece of business, and almost persuades
a man to be vegetarian.
Not only from humanitarian, but.
from business motives it pays to keep
your horse in good shape. Use DIR.
Weare's Condition Powders.
Nothing pleases the average hu-.
man being better than to get hold of
convincing argument for disregarding a
distasteful morsel of moral law.
There are two ways to avoid
drowning in sea of metaphysics-to-
be able to swim or so big you touch
bottom; to be either very good or very
clever.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Kane.
county, Illinois, has drawn the line on
dogs. Hereafter family that keeps a
dog will not receive one cent of aid
from the county.
Friends of L. A. Cass have re-
ceiyed word from him announcing the
birth of son on the 18th of April. The
youngster has been named. Sanford
Barr Cass and is reported TO tip the
scales at 101 pounds.
An investigation of the strawberry
quart box just now shows shat it holds
just a pint and half of beans. The
consumer of the early strawberry may
think this remarkable shrinkage is
loss, but he forgets the sugar he saves.
Z. G.. Simmons has just completed
an electric railroad through the town
of Manitou, Col, for the purpose Of
connecting his Pixies Peak road with
the Rapid Transit Co.'s road. 1t took
only little over week to build the
road
1t would seem that with the
amount of local talent Kenosha has,
that band concerts in Central park this
season would not be an impOssibility.
They would be highly entertaining,
and with little encouragement we
think it could be accomplished.
Some time last year N. j. Werner
loaned $3.50 to Sophus Y. Richards. of
McHenry, H., taking mortgage on
the Sophus Egg Food factory as secu-
ritv. The claim was not paid when
d,o ord +o1au Mr. Warmer sold the