The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-10-01
From Saturdays Daily.l


What beautiful autumn weather,
No man wants his exact deserts.
Mat Schmitz was in Racine Friday.
The pointed shoe is disappearing.
And the fair is thing of the past.
Every man is failure at some
thing.
Keep your good resolutions to
yourself.
"A thought often makes us hotter
than fire.
One hears nothing but political
gibberish.
4. G. Simmons, Jr., is in st. Louis
on business.
The base ball player is fast losing
his popularity.
The man who is not friend will
often need one.
The creation of a thousand forests
is in one acorn.
With the exodus of russell shoes
come russell apples.
You cannot diguise the color of
eyes that are green.
The cross we try to lift with one
hand is always heavy.
Prof. Trenary has been called out
of town by the death of relative.
All some people want with religion
is to keep them from trembling when
| if thunderS.
Every man has an idol, and if you
watch him for short time you will see
him worship it.
"A lot Of new shelves have been
placed in the public library room and a
whole lot of new books are in.
The building recently occupied by
Stahl's meat market is being reprinted
and refurbished up a considerable.
The jail looks deserted. The only
prisoners in it are Charles Schwartz
and one Mcnamara, both in for being
drunk.
Willie McCrea, of Chicago, who
has been spending the summer at Lake
Geneva, has returned to the University
school.
F. W. Lyman has started on his
return trip to Florida. He is now in
Kansas City visiting relatives and will
remain there few days.
=" If the street sprinkler would shut
off the water at crosswalks it would be
just as satisfactory to everybody but
the boot blacks" says business man.
He is correct.
B. F. Windsor has returned from a
business trip through the east with
book full of orders. He says he has
enough work in hand to keep his fac
tory busy for weeks.
Uncle Sam is looking after our
harbor now. One dredge is at work
today and the dirt is being taken out in
the regulation quantity and being
towed by tugs out into the lake and
dumped.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. Mar
den, who had the opera house engaged
for Thanksgiving evening, the ladies of
St. Matthew's society are arranging to
give one of their popular plays on that
evening.
Sheriff Pugh came down from Ra-
cine Friday and took Solomon Israel,
alias Frank Miller, with him to that
city. He is to stand trial on the
charge of having burglarized the house
OF Edward Burbeck.
Our friend, Deputy Sheriff Har-
kins, was nominated for sheriff of Ke-
nosha county the other day by the
democrats, and We'll bet dollars that
" Mike" is elected. 1t would serve
him right.-Lake County Patriot.
The largest ballot yet printed in
this city will be used in the coming
presidential election. The number OF
parties in the field is what has caused
the increase in the size of the sheet.
There are nine columns. Eight parties
are in the fight already, and the ninth
column is for the use of any party that
may yet decide to go in it. The par
ties and their candidates as they will
appear on the ballot are: Republican,
Mckinley and Hobart; democratic,
Bryan and Sewall; prohibition, Lever
ing and Jones; national, Beatty and
Southgale; peoples, Bryan and Watson;
socialistic labor, blank; free silver,
Bryan and Sewall; sound money, blank.
The Milwaukee, Racine & Kenosha
Electric road has given mortgage on
its road to secure the issue of 100000
in bonds Cha ha) in series of $1,000,
payable in 1926 in gold coin, interest 6
per cent. The mortgage is on every
thing the road owns, consisting mostly
of franchises in two cities and four