The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-07-23
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given vacation. There appears to be
nothing for them to do.
Clinton Babbitt, of Beloit, is said
to be out again for nomination for
congress in this district.
The Blue Bell social club will give
dancing party at Central Music hall
Wednesday evening, July y.
1t seems that Mr.. Hill is in a dis
tressing quandary as to whether he is
more of democrat than he is a gold
standard man.
There will be some sad moonlight
condolences on the middle span of the
big bridge when Teller and Pettigrew
get to st. Louis next week.
Candidate Sewall and Ship builder
Sewall ought to get together and rec
oncile their views respecting the lead
ing issues of the campaign.
Senator Tillman's Chicago speech
seems to have had the good and useful
effect of disillusionizin G even Mr.. Till
mans most ardent admirers.
The kind of weather that is being
offered to the Kenosha public just now
exposes every citizen to imminent dan
ger of sunstroke and chilblains.
1t is evident that many democrats
are going to bolt their party whether
the party leaders of their own financial
faith decide to make the bolt official or
not.
We would like to inquire of the
fisherman of Gray Gables if he really
believes that at all times and under all
circumstances life is one sweet song, as
advertised.
Another consignment of new books
were received at the public library this
morning. Among them was a full set
of the bound volumes of the Century
war papers.
1t is impossible to see how the Op-
ponents of Mr.. Cleveland are going to
rise to the emergency of another bond
issue. The possibilities of the English
language have been about exhausted.
New volumes have been added to
the series Of Century magazines at the
public library lately. Mrs. Barnes has
been busy looking up missing volumes
of Harper's and some other magazines.
Mark Hanna wisely has decided
that the proper place from which to
carry on a battle is in the middle of
the battlefield. Therefore republican
national headquarters will be estab-
lished in Chicago.
The weather may not be very
stable, but the temperature must aver
age well. Fifteen days Of winter
weather interspersed with fifteen days
of summer will make very pleasant
average for the month.
Ralph Beaumont, for years the
Washington representative of the
Knights of Labor, and one of the
prominent men in the national coun-
ellis of the populists, will speak on the
public square tomorrow evening.
You may hunt the world over and
you will not find another medicine
equal to Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Dlarrhoea Remedy for bowel COM
plants. 1t is pleasant, safe and reli-
able. For sale by Starkweather & Co.
Mort Truesdell, who figured in the
sensation in Iowa a few months ago,
was in town a few hours Wednesday
evening. He came in on the 6:l8 train
and left on the $50 for Milwaukee,
where he went as delegate to the
Baptist Young Peoples society.
-Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker cures all blood disorders. All
eruptions of the skin can be removed
by the use of this wonderful medicine.
1t has no equal, and is purely Vegeta-
BILE. Hackley & Son keepit, as we'll as
all other f1rst-cl goods. tt
Miss Anna Kleiber and Henry
Wiskow, of this city, were married
Thursday evening by Rev. G. L.
Jumper. The ceremony took place in
the new home just completed by the
groom at SOB Bond street, and where
they will reside. A large number of
the friends of the parties were present
The opera house was comfortably
filled Thursday evening and the
Temple of Fame" entertainment given
by the ladies of St. Matthew's society
greatly enjoyed. The argument of the
series of tableaux was given in the pro-
gram as follows: "The characters
famous in the worlds history, in The
Arts, Literature, Government, cele-
brated for Patriotism, for Charity, de-
votion to the needy and suffering, ETC.,
are summoned by the Goddess Of Fame
to each plead what she has accom-
plished that will entitle her to be
crowned Queen of Fame" The char
acters, in response to the summons ap-
peared before the Goddess of Fame and
made their plea for the crown. Every
part was beautifully and appropriately
costumed and all did we'll, the several
chs otnrs hninU ronrasanted as follows.