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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

imis kt6rych ich gladyatorzy o.
statnich sil dobywaja9
Bee ob}udy i urazy panowie
o co wan chodzi?
Czy ME to o czem juA przez
lat kilka pisalismy9
Czy ME chodzi Wam panowie
o bezgraniczny wplyw mad
mlodszymi kaplanami, o bez.
graniczny wpiyw mad ludems o
w}adze i wiare W Was, kt6ra
mieliscie dotad9 I czy Was ziose
i z6le obecnie ME dust, re lud
wiare W Was, ale tylko W Was,
kt6rzy tworzycie klike Pitassa,
a ME W sumiennych ksiezy =
tract? Ze W szczerosG i W
dobra wole Wasza kazdy prze.
stale wierzyc, ze zaufania dla
Was brak, DO Wam mic opr6cz
checi panowania, wladzy i pote-
gi mad ludem ME przyswieca.
Gasnace s}onca jestescie!
Brak VAN ciepla dobroczyn-
nego, brak Wan checi serdecz
nych, a czystych, kt6re przyo.
zdabiac j okraszac powinny czy-
y wszystkich, kt6rzy W imie
ludu, W imie spolecze6stwa wy.
stepuja.
Przyjazd jednego dostojni.
k6w kosciola wyprowadzil wy.
rzuci} Was r6wnowagi polity.
cznej zapomniawszy o wszyst.
klein szarpiecie sic ma kawa}y,
ME myslac, ze r6wnoczesnie cd.
bieracie ludu zaufanie do Was,
wiare W Was, ze W oczach og6}u
re stanowiska kaplan6w, ulu.
bie1c6w i przodownik6w ludu,
schodzicie ma zwyk}ych polity.
kier6w, kt6rzy przegalopowac
przeliczyc sic zawsze moga -
a raz sic przeliczywszy runa W
przepasc zapomnienia ma zawsze.
Czy ideally katolickie ma tenn
ME traca9
Czy ME dojdzie do tego, &e
sztandar czysty, bialy i niewin.
ny Chrystusowej idei, my kt6.
rym zarzucaja niedba}osc, lub
wprost antagonizm dla koscioia,
o ktorych powiadaja, ze ma szko.
de trzody Chrystusowej dziala
my, ze my przekleci wykleci,
sztandaru tego swietego broniac,
oddac go zmuszeni bedziemy
pod opieke kaplan6w mlodszych,
ME zarazonych tradem sa.
molubstwa, choroba pychy bo.
gactw ziemskich, ze p6jdziemy
dalej W imie WARY starej naszej,
W imie r6wnouprawnienia " sly.
stkich warstw, W imie Chry.
stusa Pana, kt6rego ideaiem by.
Ii maluczcy, ich cierpienia ziem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08
Francis.ek Hierenim Jabiohski, redaktor.


- przedstawiaja czesto widok
ciekawy, pouczajacy "a wstret-
ny zarazem.
Nasamprz6d zaznaczyc trzeba,
ze gazet katolickich polskich, o.
pr6cz jednej lub dw6ch, ME ma
my, ze many pisma klerykalne
tylko, wydawane przez ,,wiel-
kich" ksiezy dla ich cel6w ich
obrony. Pisma te kl6ca sic
czssto miedzy SODA i rozrywaja
ma sobie szaty wlasne, zapomina.
jac zupe}nie tel nici, kt6ra je
laczyc powinna re sobs, zapomi-
najac CO zawsze pred ludem ma
pierwszych szpaltach swych
zwyk}y giosic, W imie czego
zwolywae byli zwykli polonie
polsko amerykahska do 'czyn6w
i dziaia1, W imis kt6rych mai.
pierw lige a potem kongres zwo.
}ali.
Z}a VIOLA, zlosG nienawisc
serca ich opanowaly. Gotowi
czasem W nienawistnym uscisku
zadusie jeden drugiego, a W sza.
lonej pysze i zarozumia}osci g}o.
sza: ia tylko movie prawde, ia
jeden ids "a slowy Chrystusa,
ia mann racye tylko - ty jestes
niedosz1ym studentem, z laski
biskupa it'd.
Czy ME ciekawe, ME bywale,
a W innych stosunkach ME mo.
zliwe widowisko?
Czego ono dowodzi9
Czy ME jest potwierdzeniem
jasnem i wyraznem tego co przez
lat try giosilismy W szpaltach
naszych9 Czy ME nasuwa
wszystkim czytajacym, Ae:
Przewodnictwo partyi konser.
watywno katolickiej polskiej W
Stanach Zjednoczonych spoczy.
wa dotychczas W rekach ME apo
sto}ow Cbrystusowej idei niosa.
cej swiatu milosc i pok6j, ma
uczajacych i zadajacych milo.
sierdzia, sprawiedliwosci wyro-
zumienia dla wszystkich; lecz
wladza przewodnictwo spo.
czywaja dOtychczas W reku kilku
ambitnych, msciwych, zapamie.
ta}ych osobnik6w, kt6rzy szale.
jac pod wplywem znaczenia, po-
tegi, bogactw, a hymn6w pisa
nych pred obliczem ich przez
piatnych najemnik6w; zapomi.
najac j ME baczac ma wszystko,
rozpoczeli krwawa wake, roz.
poczeli wake to niekatolicka
niepolsks W oczach swych wier.
nych owieczek; ME dbajac po.
prostu o wrazenie jake te zapa.
sy wywrzec a og6l musza.
o co chodzi tym ,,carom", W
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Dziennikoaci Chicdgoskiemu ME od-
Powisdamy ma jego ostatni artykul,
gdyz pismu temu, cd czasu jak zmienia
swe przekonsnie piec razy ma dzieh,
mkt ME wierzy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08
NOtatki.

Po ukazaniu sic ostatnisj Zgody,
kilku najraoietszyoh i d8ugoletnich
,kropidlarzy", przyszlo do redakoyi
naszej, proszac o numer nsszego pisma.
Ka1dy nich ohowal Zgode do kiesze-
nj, m6wiac, ze chociaa i'm jsj czytac
ME wolno, oni przeoiea ja czytac beds
chOa = bo dobra popiera sprawe
jest wiecej katolickiem pismem, anizeli
osaawiony Polak 20 Ameryce inne or.
CANA ksiety,/w ich obronie wydawane.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

frest. Gasnsce slohce. = Notatki. :
No. A..

4rest; Gasnsce sionce. - Notatki. -
Pokwitowanie grup. - ,,Safanduia" O
kongresie. - Lista Lekarzy q. Mp. -
Sprawozdanie W. o. z. N. p Wszech-
MICA ludowa. - Peregrynacya Soplicy
Safandufy ma Kongres do Buffalo. -
Wisdomosci Zsiazkowe. Gfosy wy
chodztwa. - Cczczenie oh. Bukowskie-
go. Z ziemi stej.-Koresponden
eye o Kaczkowskim. - Sprawozda-
ME. - Dewajtis. Kronika miejsco-
wa. = Bridgeport. - Koncert. -
Sf0wko do ,,Dziennika." - o Polakach
W Transvaalu. y -Podziekowania, zawia-
domienia ogfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

ktorzy SO zmuszeni za.ywac slawne dra
Koeniga krople. Bedzie to dla mich
i taniej skuteozniej.
Reozymy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Komisarz Sksrbu N. P. pros; redak-
eye naszego pisms, aby pods}a do via
domosoi publicznej, ze sprawozdanie
przyszie ukaze sic r6wnoczesnie "a
miesiac wrzesieh pazdziernik, gdyz
kilku podkomissrzy i poboroow przy-
rzekio pienisdze dopierO ma przysziy ty-
dzieh przesiac. Uprssza te. komisarz,
sby mkt ma Skarb sebrsnych pieniedzy
ME trzynaaf sie6ie dSuzej niz psiesiqc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Pisze Polak 10 Anaeryce, ae nasz p.
Kiosbassa ma kongresie wnios} trzy O.
krzyki ma ozesc Pitassa Slisza.
Ale Slisz pewnoscia, jak zwykle,
klamie kadzi sobie; przeoiez nasz p.
Kiolbassa tax nisko by ME upadl. %.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

naszego spo}ecze1stwa. Obecno.
scia swoja da} on niejako sankcye
farsie, kongresem zwanej, i stal
sic poniekad rozsadnikiem novel
wsr6d mas walki. Ma tax zwa.
nym kongresie on tylko mial
prawo g}os zabierac, on ciagle,
jak wszedzie m6wi} = on rzadzi},
on giosowal, on decydowaf, on
byl alfa omega.
L pytamy sic, azali czlowiek,
ktory poraz pierwszy przybyl
do Ameryki i kilka tygodni tu
bawi{, zna tax nasze stosunki,
re juz vie gdzie ley z}o - a
gdzie dobro9 Kto ma racye, a
kto ME! i czego nam potrzeba, a
co omijac nalezy9 Me! to tez
przez usta ks. szambelana O sto.
sunkach naszych przemawialy
,,our evil spirits - nasze zle
duchy- W rodzaju Pitass6w
kilku innych gasnqcych sSoic.
KS. szambelan odegral wiec
role narzedzia W reku Pitass6w
jemu podobnych. Skad ia kom,
binacya co ma dnie jej spoczy-
wa, z czasem sic dowiemy. O.
trzyma1 przeciez ks. szambelan
krzyz kosztowny IL pewnos.
cia inne nupominki" - a po-
winien by} sobie powiedziee:
Zimeo Danoos ct dona te,rentes.
Jezeli sic Diary odbiera Jest sic
niejako obowiazanym dajacym.
Ale powrocmy do tytu}u arty.
kulu ponizej umieszczonego, a
napisanego juz pred kongresem.
Wstrzymalismy sic MIN, bos-
my lyle razy W imie swietej
sprawy polskiej idac, reke 10
zgody wyciagali zachowaniem
godnosci w1asnej godnosci j ca
}osci j bezpiecze1stwa instytucyi
naszej. A ks. szambelan bawil sic
z nami W s}6wka, w6wczas juz
pewnie wiedzial, ze powolny be.
die klice dziekana.... ze jej sic
zaprzeda1. Ale przystapmy do
artykulu, kt6ry ponizej zamiesz.
czamy.
Co sic odwleklo - to ME ucie.
k}o.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Jeden mich mowil do mas: G}upi
byiem siuchajsc k}amstw Zwiazku
s1erzonych - dis choia}bym wstapi6
do Zwiazku - ale nisstety Ia starry je-
stem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Dziekan Pitass sadz3, ze t. Z. kon.
gres doPomoze mu do osiegniecia infu.
iy; myslal to inny moze ksiadz.
Zie jezyki jednak utrzymuja, ze VIA.
snie Przy tym ogniu kongresu ks.
szambelan Wawrzyniak zamierzal sobie
uPiec ma przyszlosc.... zgadnijcie
co9.... infu}e.... Zle jezyki m6wia,
ae ks. szambelan powrociwszy do Eu.
ropy opowiadac bedzie wszystkim, 90
dojsc must do wladzy kosoielnej, ze on
W Ameryce pogromii ,,liberalizm" pol.
i wiare sw. ocslii, to wiare ma ktorsj
pzgube ozyohsli zwiazkowi iohzsrzs-
dem organem ma ozele."
Zie jezyki powisdajs tez, ze wladzs
koscielna wszystkiem poinformowana
zostanie - ale czego to to zie jezyki
ME powiedza.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Pan Belihski nspisal referst o Zwis-
zku. Radzimy go przeczytac - tym
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Niechaj saowa tego staroa beda prze
stroga dla m1odszych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Me zaPominajmy o Sksrbie N. P.
Wspierajmy go - Ohociaz ks. szambe-
Ian sobie tego ME zyczy tel idei jest
przeciwny, jako p6nansista".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Rozmaite dzienniki i tygodni.
XII partyi konserwatywnej, wy.
stepujace zawsze pod jednym
tym samym znakiem seo0netrz.
nym, jedna ia sama checiq
zwalczania, zniwelowania i po.
grazauia wszelkiej mySli novel,
mySli wolnej, mySli serca pol
skiego - dazacej do wynalezie.
MIA Srodk6w i dr6g mogacych
doprowadzic dopom6dz do pod.
niesienia tryumfu idei polskie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Otrzymslismy originality list doty-
czacy ks. szsmbelana Wswrzyniska.
Listu tsgo atoli ME zsmiesoimy dopoki
ME sprawdzimy, czy zsrzuty, ktore Ia
wisra, majs Podstswe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Jeszcze istnieje propaganda sw.
Rzymie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

stroga dla mlodszyoh.
Dziekan siawetny ME mogao odzaio.
wac, ze zwolal t. z. kongres, ktory ME
tylko, ze mu sic ME uda}, ale ma kt6-
rym sobie grob wykopa}, dsje swemu
Sliszowi coraz silniejsze i czestsze sztur-
chshoe. Biedny Slisz znowu czujao
sic winnym, il dzieksnowi to mys zwo-
isnia kongresu jak cwiek W glove
wbii, ! chcac przeb}agac driekana W
rzucaniu kalumnij ma Zwiazsk i przs.
wodcow jego przewyzsza samego siebie.
Me tylko Rzym ma swoje katakom.
by - ale i Buffalo.
Buffaloskie katakomby znajduja sic
pod koscioiem dziekana Pitassa. Two
rzs one loch brudny obrzydliwy - W
ktorym odPrswiaja sic nsbozehstwa",
Loch ten nazwsno pdolnym koscio.
iem".
Pisze organ dziekana, ze Zgodo oboe
posiac W ,,senatory" wssystkiCh staryOh
ksiety.
Gdzie tamil - usuna6 trzeba Pitassa
/ klike jego, ktora wszysoy dobrze
znajs; sztsndsr WARY rzym.-kstoliokiej
miOdszym ksiesOm powier1y6 - we.
zel nasz gordyjski przeciety zostanie.
Wyjdzie to ma korzysc reIigii kato.
liOkiej narodowosci polskiej.
Jeszcze istnieje propaganda sw. "
Rzymie.
Pan Belihski nspisai referat Zwis-
zku. Rsdzimy go przeczytac - tym,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-16
A Grammatical Puzzle.

Let the rich, great and noble banquet in the
festal halls,
And pass the hours away, as the most
thoughtless revel: <16ft
Then seek the poor mans dreary home, whose
very dingy walls,
Proclaim full we'll to all how low his rank and
level
Take away one letter from word in
the above stanza and substitute an
other, leaving the word SO metamor-
phosed still word of the English lam
guage; and, by that change, totally
alter the symetrical construction of the
whole sentence, changing the moods
and lenses of verbs, turning verbs into
nouns, nouns into adjectives, and ad-
jectives into adverbs, ETC., and so make
the entire stanza bear quite different
meaning from that which it, has as it
stands above. Who will be the first to
answer it?
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-16
A Worthy Pioneer.

A pioneer in an almost unexplored
field of literature is Sports Afeld,
Claude Kings famous monthly. Mr..
King founded Sports Afield eleven
years ago at outlining for it a
noble line of conduct. Three years
ago he moved his main offices to Chi
cago. Sports Afield has ever been true
to its self-imposed ideal, with the re-
suit that it is today one of the brightest
and handsomest products of the west
ern press. The April number contains
variety of good things among them
" The White Deer of NarVadyou," a
capital story of the Northwest, by L. j.
Bates; "Bear Hunting in the Rocky
Mountains" by Frank E. Vaughn; " A
Wisconsin Canoe Trip" by the gifted
Charles Cooper; An Antelope Hunt
in New Mexico" "Carolina 'Possum
Hunting, y " Colorado Trout Fishing"
and shorter articles too numerous to
mention. The number is beautifully
illustrated and of even excellence
throughout. Your newsdealers should
carry Sport Afeld. If he does not, adj
dress the editor at Chicago for sample
copy.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-16
In the Circuit Court.


The righto Capt: Alderman to land
claimed by a Mr.. Klaehn was confirm
ed by decision in the circuit court
Wednesday The land in controversy
was located near Twin Lakes in Ran
dali township. The sale was original
" effected by Alderman to Klaehn
claimed that he bought eleven acres
and Alderman that he sold piece of
land with a certain ditch as the bound
airy. There was no actual disagree
ment until Klaehn resold the land
to an ice man named Shuh, who pre-
pared to have the land surveyed in
order to get that which he considered
he owned. By the decision the ditch
still remains the boundary.
Newell G.. Parks was denied a di-
vorce from his wife on the ground that
he had not produced sufficient evidence
to substantiate his claim. In his ac-
cusauion he named desertion as his mo-
tive in suing for separation, but could
not prove that his wife had lived away
from him for twelve months, as he
must do in order to comply with the
law
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-16
THE WEBER MEETINGS OPEN.
The TORNADO Began at the Park Avenue
M. E. Church Wednesday Evening.

After the hymn, :. All hail the power
of Jesus Name" and prayer by Rev.
Goldthorp, the pastor briefly intro
duced the evangelist, Weber, who at
at once stepped to the front and said,
s we always begin each service with a
season of song. We don't want any
prelude, organistu He said: " We
want to go on the express train straight
through" At this the chord was
struck, the throttle opened and things
began to go. After several songs he
said: Some of you folks will have
your first disappointment here tonight,
for you have come here to hear me
preach. Well, | don't preach. The
good book says, zone sows and another
reaps.' Well, you have had good
preaching. You don't want preaching.
We want to get people to act on what
they know. The trouble is people are
preached to death. What you want is
to do the thing you know you ought to
do. One preacher of kind is enough.
You don't want more of the same kind.
God don't duplicate his creation. Some
of you will think Weber is more than
you want of his kind before you get
through with him. O, | expect to
warm it to some of you before we are
done with these meetings." Weber
then charged those present not to criti-
else the methods or the speaker. He
then turned to the pastor and made
him promise that if any one asked him
what he thought of Weber, he would
hold his tongue. He asked all present
to do the same. All want is a chance.
g The devil dont'llke Weber,, said he.
& Now if you people want to join hands
with the devil to help defeat this work,
just begin by telling how much you
don't like Weber" When [ sit down
to dinner [ don't take everything that
is passed to me. [ draw the line at
onions. l don't like them, won't have
them. Now, then, if something is said
you don't like pass it on to those be-
hind you. Don't talk about it for the
next ten days, but, instead, help the
meeting along by saying all the good
things you can about them.f Weber
is Weber. He is like himself and no
one else. Full of pleasantries one mo-
ment, his audience is in laughter, the
next the heart is thrilled and the eye
moistened with tears. The church was
well filed Wednesday evening. A
chorus of sixty people led the singing.
To get seats from this on one will need
to start early. Go and hear Weber,
but don't talk about his peculiarities, so
he says.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-16
BY THE LIGHT OF A CAMP FIRE
Alleged Burglars Entrapped in Bond
Woods

All day Wednesday the police were
on the lookout for a couple of burglars
from Racine who had decamped with a
number of articles, principally cloth
ing. Wednesday evening Under Sher-
if Harkins received a tip that two sus-
picious looking characters had been
seen to the west of the city, one OF
whom sold an overcoat several sizes too
large for him. Repairing to that local
ity Harkins came upon the men sitting
around camp fire at the bottom OF a
hill in Bonds woods. The men gave
their names as Joe Cush and John
Grundia. Grundia wore the overcoat
and carried an enormous revolver with
enough ammunition to supply small
regiment. The men declared their IN
nocence, but were caught tripping in
various statements. Under Sheriff
Pfster, of Racine, could not identify
them positively and for this reason
Sheriff Cropley has gone to Racine.
Up to the time of going to press he has
not returned. Harkins thinks that
Grundia is a crook and he will proba-
bly, be held on the charge of carrying
concealed weapons.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-16
LET us HAVE FREE DELIVERY
Our Merchants and Manufacturers Should
Combine for It.

Our Merchants and Manufacturers Should
Combine for It.
If Kenosha loses her chance at free
mail delivery it will be mainly through
the inactivity and the apparent indif-
ference of our merchants to the plan.
There seems to be notion among
some of the merchants that free deliv-
cry of the mails would mean the taking
off Of a large number of our people
from the streets who would possibly
drop a nickel or dime now and then
if they were about and saw attractive
displays of goods. At best there is
very little in this notion since the peo-
pie must buy and actually do buy
everywhere in proposition to their in
comes whether they be on the street or
remain at home. The balance of
trade will not diminish perceptably for
the very nature of the fact that people
will buy up to the limit of their incomes
anyway. $40
But there is broader and more bust
ness like way of looking at this matter.
This town is growing and extending
her borders and naturally the people
are settling in long way from the
postofice and around the factories
1t is matter of great Importance to
get the mail to the manufacturing
places. 1t means much to every fac
tory in town. It is a great convenience
and actual necessity for them. such
that, if for no other reason, our mer-
chants should join hands III giving
them the accommodation for the gener-
al good of the city. Everything in the
way of public Improvement which helps
the factories rebounds with double
force to the good of the city. They
demand free delivery and if action is
necessary on the part Of the genera
business community to get it there
should be a movement set afoot at once
toward making an organized demand
for all the necessary requisites which
will put us in line for an early recon-
mendation of the establishment of free
delivery.
If any merchants seriously hold any
backwoods notions and unprogressive
ideas concerning free delivery of mails
they should take into consideration the
interests Of the city as reflected by the
needs of our factories. The merchants
will not lose anything in the long rur
and the city will gain that metropoli-
tan appearance she is entitled to by
reason of her growth, property and
progressiVeness. The common council
has taken several steps looking toward
this much to be desired result. Our
merchants should join hands with it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-16
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given thatthe part
nership heretofore existing between
Thomas Holderness and Frank B.
LOOMS under the name and style 0
Holderness & Loomis is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All debts
due and owing the said firm will be
collected by Thomas Holderness, who
by the terms of dissolution is obligated
to pay all debts and liabilities of the
firm of Holderness & Loomis.
THOMAS HOLDERNESS,
F. B. LOOMS.
Dated March 81, 1896. tt
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1.ncAL NorEs AND NoTIoNs.

Brown & Schroeder, the people pho
tographers.a Successors to B. La Marsh
What is the use of sending your laun
dry out of town when there is good
steam laundry at home? Prices as low
and work just as good as in Chicago.
Next to Beyersdorfer's meat market.
Trade that stove and get a better
one from Cain & Conry. Second hand
goods of all descriptions. South side OF
Market Square.
Photographs were never SO cheap as
now, and they were never better made
in Kenosha than by Brown e Schroeder.
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Paper Hanging.

You will save money in your paper
hanging if you employ Henry Mohr to
do it. All. work guaranteed. Deming
street, second house east Of Exchange
street. M
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INTER OCEAN AND rzIEeRApH-coUR1Es
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In Advance.

We have again arranged with the
publishers of the Chicago Inter ocean
whereby we can furnish the Inter Ocean
and TELEGRAPH COURIER at ST.: go a
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