The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-11-29
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
best liver pills ever made. Easy to
take and never grippe. H. e. Tan
ner. dwtf
At the Whist Club Thursday night
the high scores were made by Eichel-
man and Cantwel1 and Frantz and
Tarbe11.
The ice companies have begun to get
their gangs together for the seasons
work. Most of them will come from
Chicago.
The only two lots in the city within
two blocks of the business portion are
for sale by E. r. Head. See him at the
NEWS office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wollenberg, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Young, returned to their home in Bur
1ington Thursday.
Railway line surveyors are again
working to the west of the city. They
refused to state with what company
they were employed.
Plans for the new one-ha1f mile race
track have been made and tits reported
that it will be laid out Oh the Sel1eck
farm, southwest of the city.
A number of subscriptions for the
Weekly Inter Ocean are being received.
It costs but 90 cents year when taken
in connection with the TELEGRAPH
COURIER.
Char1es1Lundquist Kenosha boy,
who left here about a year ago has
been heard from. He writes the
NEWS that he is located at Rawlins,
Wyoming.
| Congressman Cooper has returned
to Washington to resume his work IN
Congress. It is reported that "our
Congressman" will report several i'm
portant bills to Congress during the
session.
The Rock County Farmers Te1e-
phone company, to operate specially IN
Rock county, has filed articles of asso
citation with the Secretary of State
The capital stock is $40, 1000, and the
incorporators are Richard Valentine.
c. S. Jackman and w. H. Palmer.
The County Board decided to return
to John Ko1osky 500, which had been
taken as bail. Ko1osky was arrested a
short time ago on an alleged trumped
I'D charge. He failed to appear fot
trial and his bail was declared forfeited
Kolosky afterward returned to the city
and the case was dropped.
| George Scheurmann, a native OF
Luzon, P. T., son of a German father
and a Filipino mother, was refused
seat at a table in La Crosse restau-
rant on account of his color. The
proprietor ordered him to leave and
"go to the lunch counter with the rest
of the oniggers." Scheurmann will
bring suit for damages.
The report of Register of Deeds P,
c. Torrey to the County Board showed
there were 43o deaths and 400 births
during the year just passed. From
this report it seems that the population
of Kenosha is deceasing at the rate Of
10 a year. The number of marriages
in the county also show a decrease
but this is partly attributed to the
passage of the True marriage law.
Many people worry because they be
I1ieve they Chave heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are al
right, but their stomachs are unable tc
digest food. Kodo1 Dyspepsia Cure di-
gests whatyou eat and prevents the
formation of gas which makes the
stomach press against the heart. Il
will cure every form of indigestion
lH. E. Tanner. dwtI
| One of the chicken raisers in this
city reported a very peculiar case this
morning. He went to his coops tc
feed a lot of hens, and he found that
one of them was acting strangely. Ar
investigation showed that the hen had
| swal1owedsher tongue. In eating she
had taken a string into her mouth and
the end of it had caught in the tongue
so thatsit wasscarried, tongue and all
into the9esophagus. 1t was necessary
to kill the fowl.
| Game wardens at Glen Flora made a
who1esa1esarrest sof Indians from the
Lac F1ambeau reservation for viola
ton of the game laws. The reds have
been encamped in the woods near
there and have been Strengthening the
deer. Hunters found the Indians
quarrelsome, and, fearing that they
might becomesvio1ent, appealed to the
game wardens. Deputy Wardens
Stone and, Bowman went to the Indian
camp and7 arrested ten of the braves
who were lodged in jail, charged with
killing more than their allotted mum
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