The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-13
From Thursdays Daily.

voice never harmoniZes we'll except
with the voice of a tall woman.
In predicting the end of the world
all that is necessary to ultimate sue
cess is to keep changing the date.
Salisbury's latest speech indicates
that he is in favor Of the Monroe doc
trine, but against its enforcement.
Maj. Mckinley begs leave to re-
mark that those Indiana shoes OF
Brother Harrison are a perfect fit for
himself.
He that invents a new dyspepsia
medicine will have a greater success
in quelling the war spirit than he that
invents new gun.
What awful roads this last snow
has made, owing to the warm weather
following it! So remark all the farm
ers who come into town.
One more application for member
snip was received by the Knights of
Honor Wednesday evening. This
makes the seventeenth ia the past few
weeks.
Newspaper advertising has been
raised to such a point of Importance
that no man wishing to bring his bust
ness to the attention of the people can
longer ignore it.
The merits of DR.. Rays Liver-T
will be explained to ladies during the
coming week by DR.. Nellie Raymond,
who is here to represent the Mekka
Medical Association of Chicago.
Mrs. A. Vogel, a former resident
of this county, died February 1, at
Kasson, Minnesota, aged II years. She
had been a subscriber to the TELE-
GRAPH COURIER for forty years.
The Woman's club held a very in
teresting meeting Wednesday after
noon when Mrs. Abbie W. Whitaker
discussed the g Indian Question. The
usual discussion followed and proved
highly entertaining.
Mrs. C. P. Barnes, public librarian,
is one of the busiest women in town,
The farther she goes with her new un-
dertaking the more enormous her task
appears. She has taken hold with
grit and determination, however, and
hopes to have library which will be
presentable before the middle of next
Summer.
Following is the salary list of the
city officials of Watertown, Wis. A
city about the size of Kenosha: Treas
urer, 5000; clerk, $500; attorney, $500;
assessor, 5000; engineer, $500; COM
missioner of public health, 500; chief
of police, $500; street commissioner,
$500; engineer of fire engine, $500;
janitor of city hall, $500; policemen,
each, 1920.
st. Mary's Catholic church, of
Burlington, celebrates it's golden Jubilee
today. A special train left here and
Racine this morning for Burlington.
AS Father Jacobs, the pastor of ST.
Mary's church, is a native of Kenosha,
quite number of his friends went to
Burlington to be present at the cele-
bration. Since Father Jacobs went to
Burlington he has built fine church
and the congregation has largely in
creased in numbers.
Residents of Spokane, Washing
ton, are discussing the reported danger
arising from contagion carried in the
whiskers of the doctors. If a scare is
started along this line, young doctors
can no longer appear old by reason of
their whiskers which will not only have
to be shaved but heads also close
cropped, and bald headed doctors will
have bonanza. Great is science and
infinitesimal is the whisker micrObe.
Mrs. O. S. Newell, who is now the
president of the Presbyterian hospital
of Chicago, has mailed to KenOsha
ladies the annual announcement and
appeal of this most worthy institution,
requesting a contribution of 81 each
from the ladies of this city. A hearty
and cheerful response should be made,
the cause is one of our most deserv-
ing charities, and one in which Keno
sha ladies should take special inter-
est.
County Agent Gonnermann was in
Chicago Wednesday to visit Freddie
Bauer, the boy who was taken from
Mrs. Bauer because of alleged inhuman
treatment and sent to the AleXian
Bros. hospital in that city for treat
ment. He says the boy is getting the
best of treatment and that the physi-
clans have opened bis sore leg and pre-
pared it for an operation which must
be performed either today or tomorrow.
1t is expected that the boy will entirely
recover under the treatment. The
long neglect of the lads condition has
made his case a serious one.
There is more Catarrh in this Sec
ton of the country than all other dis