The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-06-11
From Fridays daily.l
-Get out that straw hat AGAIN.


Thursday evening.
Dan Lewis new sweater is daisy,
| but has he obtained the consent of the
L. A. W. to wear it?
1t may be good generalship for
Mr.. Weyler to resign and allow some
other man to do the surronderlng.
Mrs Clarkson, mother of Mrs.
Gilbert Simmons, has returned from
Omaha, where she spent the winter.
Mrs. Julia Bone Rice, who has
been spending the winter in Boston,
has returned to Kenosha to spend the
summer.
The fremen were on band prompt
ly at the Garfield house fire and did
good work in keeping the flames in the
upper story.
1t was just three minutes from the
tine the alarm was sounded to the
time water was thrown on the fire
Thursday evening.
Joseph Scherer, of Two Greeks,
Wis, is here on visit to his sister,
Mrs. Henry Mohr. He may decide to
remain in Kenosha.
1t is doubtless merely an oversight
that the railroads have not yet begun
issuing excursion rates for the round
trip to Canton, 0.
1t may go down in British history
that one of the great men who had
the glory of winning the Derby be-
came king of England.
To the surprise of many the Lem
en- Bros circus appeared for its parade
right on time, 1870 o'clock. The par
AIDE was quite a creditable one.
One great object achieved by horse
racing in the latter part Of the nine
teenth century is that it serves to keep
the future king of England before the
public eye.
Charles Beachel has resigned his
position as shipping clerk at Aliens
Sons tannery and has. accepted SINH
lar position with the Herman Zoehrlaut
tannery in Milwaukee.
The local Sir Knights are making
an effort to have the first regiment of
the uniform rank Knights of Pythias
come to Kenosha on the Fourth of July
to assist in the grand celebration.
Mrs. Nathan Allen gave delight
full dancing party at her home Thurs
day evening in honor of few of her
young friends. Johnny Hand furnished
the music which was most charming.
Reports from the small lakes are to
the effect that the fishing there is not
good. 1t is stated that parties from
Chicago fshed at Twin Lakes all
through May, the state law notwith-
standing.
With the blood full of humors, the
heated term is all the more oppressive.
Give the system thorough cleansing
with Ayers Sarsaparilla and dose or
two of Ayers Pills, and you will enjoy
summer as never before in your life.
Just try this for once, and you'll not
repent it.
Mr.. Owen should confne himself to
acting and not attempt impromptu
speech making. We believe he makes a
mistake in notwithstanding the audience
just at point of intense interest in his
plays, and he should delegate some
other member of his company to the
making of announcements. Richard
Mansfield has injured his reputation as
an actor by falling into this same error,
and Mr.. Owen is too good an actor to
take any such chances in detracting
| from his charms.
=" A drug store of the present day, ="
said a druggist, to supply ordinary
demands must keep about fifteen
thousand articles on hand. Every root
and seed that has medical value, as
well as the leaf, flower and bulb of the
plant, has to be kept in stock. So also
must be kept the hundreds of prepare
tons made from them-tinctures eX-
tracts, fluids and solid sirups and de-
coctions almost without number. Then
come the thousands of chemicals, acids,
salts, active principles, and the various
preparations, pills, powders, alb OF the
proprietary medicines and hundreds OF
articles known as sundries, perfumes
and fancy articles"
The Garfield house had small
blaze, a considerable smoke, torrent
of water and a curiosity seeking crowd
around it at about z O'Clock Thursday
evening. In the top part of the build
ing a smudge of smoke was noticed
and an alarm of fire was turned in.
The big whistle at the water works
power house bowed and the fire de-
partment and citizens turned out in
force. 1t was found that there was
quite fire just under the roof. Just
how it caught is not known, but it is
believed to have originated in some
rags stored there. By far the greater
part of the damage was done by water.
The f1remen did prompt, effective
work, thus preventing the spread of
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