The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-26

OdtlgHtCI III hdCIuC.
Kenosha will have regular build
ing boom on this summer.
Does anyone doubt the popularity
of the public library, now?
Mr.. Mckinley seems to feel keenly
the tremendous responsibility of being
a candidate.
The long and short of it is that
Italy carried on the war and also car
ried off the corpses.
Joseph Scholle has startedto build
house on the corner OF Ridge street
and Grand avenue.
Isn't it about time to stop speaking
of the coming woman? The coming
woman is here already.
1t is reported that John B. Zievers
and John Miller will go into the ice
business this coming summer.
1t is understood that at the cabinet
meeting nowadays Mr.. Olney and Mr..
Carlisle sit on opposite sides of the
table.
=" We denounce'' is much more
conspicuous in the present campaign
than it's old comrade. We point with
pride. y
Well, well, gentlemen, The time
is growing short, and election day is
approaching What are you going to
do about it?
SO long as there are Soudanese to
be conquered Lord Salisbury will not
allow his setback in Armenia to go en-
tirely unreyenged.
Love for a man is a poor thing to
talk about, but a good thing for a wife
to take to town when spending her
husbands money
Mr.. True, some high official in the
state A. P. A. organization, is reported
to have been here Thursday evening to
visit the local council.
1t is questionable if Dr. Nansen had
half as much trouble in discovering the
north pole as the rest Of the world has
had in finding Dr.. Nanser.
The most progressive business men
concede that the advertising question is
among the two or three most important
ones they have to consider.
Fortunately all these crises do not
occur at once. The British inaugurate
a new campaign in the Soudan, but the
Kentucky Legislature adjourns.
The Prudential Life Insurance
company of America, Edward Paar as
sistant superintendent, has located an
office on the third floor Of the Lentz K
Funck block.
This Cuban business has elected
the information that boy king may
have a good deal more common sense
than a whole assortment of dignified
and aged senators.
: At Mrs. Perren's dancing class q
new piano was used Thursday evening,
which had been put into the hall by
the Hibernians. YeOman & Son put it
there. and it is described as beauty.
A Missouri preacher thinks it is
wrong to take pay for preaching. This
delicate question may be safely left to
the judgement of those who have heard
him preach.
The best advertisement is rarely
that which is thought the best by the
writer of it or his friends. Its success
artistically does not amount 10 hill OF
beans alongside of it's success finan-
cially.
Wild geese and ducks have COM
menced their northward flight. They
seem to have no fear of Wintry weather
and the grumbler can cheer himself
with the assurance Of an early spring
unless all signs fail.
The past three years have been
record breakers in KenOsha county IN
the matter of sending criminals to
Waupun and Waukesha. Fifteen have
been sent from here in that time to
serve time in the institutions at those
places. If the other counties in the state
kept up that ratio there wouldn't be
room for the criminals in the present
prison buildings.
-Sulphume baths are unexcelled by
the most celebrated sulphur springs
with the additional advantage of being
taken at home. The medicinal effect
of sulphur baths, by absorption of sui
phur through the glands, acts directly
upon the blood, purifying it, and re-
moving all unhealthy secretions and
odors from the body. Sulphume is the
greatest blood purifier known. Try it,
For sale by Woodward & Conley. dwtt
The maddest woman not thous
and miles from here, says the East
Galesburg Tribune, is married lady
who, on a recent night, sat up until J
o'clock waiting for her husband to
come home from lodge. Oh! no! she
wasn't going to say thing to him.
Finally worn out by her long and fruit
less vigil, she went to her room to turn
in and found her husband I'D bed fast
ooloo,0 xuboro bo bad UOna inmadiatolv