The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-06-17

gan.
f. S. Newell has new Columbia
bicycle.
Miss Grace Baldwin leaves for St.
Paul Saturday,
O. N. ROBERTS, of Racine, called on
friends here today.
The sandsucker from Milwaukee was
in the harbor today.
| Miss Leahy returned to her home in
Racine Monday evening after a short
visit with friends here. 7s
The Racine wheelmen are making
an attempt to make Harry Van Ars-
dale the next chief consul of the Wis
consin division.
Boils, pimples and eruptions, scrof-
ula, salt rheum and all other manifesto
tions of impure blood are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
/ c.. III. Hurd bought cask of strictly
pure PARIS GREEN last January at a
very low price way below present
market.) Anyone wanting this article
cheap please call. G. Fl. Hurd, drug
gist.
A. A. Carter is engaged in the man
ufacture of cisterns. All orders will
be promptly attended to. Ordinary
sizes are kept in stock or they may be
had to order. Shop 766 Market street.
near Ridge street. 8
The Racine Journal scoops de hull
t'ingn once in awhile. Monday even
ing it announced in a Kenosha special
that Mrs. Pleva had pleaded guilty
before Judge Fish. She was expected
to- but as usual the unexpected hap
pened.
Notwithstanding the oft repeated
desire of Mrs. Pleva to plead guilty in
order to receive her sentence, when
taken before Judge Fish Monday after
noon she plead not guilty. 1t is be-
lieved that this action was taken on
the advice of Attorney Lloyd, who
voluntarily appeared for her.
Early this morning a Kenosha man
called at the Office of DR.. Garlock
with both eyes bruised and dislOcated.
He told the doctor he had been in
Burlington and got into an alterca-
ton with a man and got the worst OF
it. He refused to tell his name or the
name of the party who whipped him.
Racine Journal.
Capt. Kluender called at this Office
this morning to say that the so-called
big hearted offer of one Keith. to let
him have the tug Charm for $3.50 is all
bosh. Keith represents the firm which
libeled the Charm on bill for $3.50,
halleged to be due for tow bill. He
bid the boat in at the sale for $l5O and
then wanted the captain to take it off
his hands at the same figure. The
captain refused the offer, saying he did
not want the boat and Wouldn'te give
$100 for her. Now, the captain says,
he would not want the boat as a gift.
He has new one on the stocks which
will be here and put into commission
next September.
It don't seem possible to get an idea
into the Gazette mans head straight.
He talks about our wanting the city to
purchase a public play ground. No one
has yet proposed chat the city should
purchase such grounds except the
Gazette. The News has expressly
stated more than once that what we
wanted was to see a company organ
lied for the purpose of purchasing such
grounds and laying them out as a free
public play grounds. And the NEWS
man has offered to contribute not only
a sum of money toward the object, but
open the columns of this paper free to
the discussion of the project.
Have you seen Kirkwood's wild west
show? 1t opened up Monday evening
for the first time in KenOsha on the
vacant lot near the Schlitz hotel. The
show is good one in every respect.
Mr.. Kirkwood is not one Of your long
haired fakirs who stalk about the cOun-
try and gull the people into thinking
that cowboys are all of the long haired
species. On the contrary he makes a
vigorous opening statement in which he
declares that there are no cowboys on
the range who wear their hair long.
They dress, act and seem just as other
people do. But, of course, they develop
remarkable ability in riding and shoot
ing. Every statement made by Mr..
Kirkwood had the ring of truth in it.
His own riding and shooting are very
T fine and we'll worth the price of adj
mission. Go and see the show. 1t
stays all the week and plays from $3.50
to $50 every evening.
According to the Racine News one
new name was added to the list OF