davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1902-07-20
NJ ssI,R " ,Rr %, rR car rRsp'
n~'ssgsd 10 sp~~~-s rrssss Srsss-ssn
law vsrr,rst Nr. usae.

..- T~nsh.Tio.n f.,,ic- sa'ion "a. called
90 ~ '~l.phons at nishi ard vnfnsn T,
vnic~ ssii O. ~rrst 1olton
'rNi- 10 " he; Ihirtis,h -ir~~' Thew I.
burElaf - ~anl.thlnx ertttns ready to
sors IN ~. hou-- tir-ytly In 'he rcaf 81
mine lpu hat t.'.eT ~.ni pclic-inAn
s-rr Colon -rDt Pollc~mln fort-- 20
" EA- thr'l.th str~-t ard todd him 20
ak~ any t-hc~man -. u.s' on The waN
along % heir catch the burglars fofhes
found that Tho suuAn TO 'ei-phoneh Ns-
Mr. IhAfl-- n Hone Sh- t'lt 'hs coy
'hAi a ,h'r" 'Iu'r r-'fU y abe hAd s.-.n boaru
or srn-tNlng Ike one lON~r~i from tn''
rear Of 'h- hpu-- On Ihir'N -tr~i street "
was -orne -ur' . burglar d"N"e -hr
though
Fofi-. went ~ rhir,y.ar-, street and
rang 'be t-'l - ~ He aske,i th.' ~rNsn'
who answered 'n- rins Who lived IN the
house
Mr. Phelps and hi- b-o,her.in- Law. Mr.
Nichols, -" said -bu, they ar, both out
>.en arv lurslar-'- asked forb--
Burglars, J. ~ aid the s"rNan' No
and W. don't want 'o --~ them.
fortss told her why h- called Inc
srvan' Aush~i ,
sur. Nf Phelps pu' the board ont 81
the window J don't know. tT / INNS
li- som" Nirt & at tap l".s made W" ~
that hofh-ft-i with Cat- uiAi the ulss''
lac often go get ont # r.d IN IN" in1ni"
- n" uigi' aLi frr slo'- a. them ia no
backyard
fpTbc. went hack - the police station
and made ~" 'oi.oNin,; r"pcrt
lne !siy v'o ,ou.i ia u-i - -. ,hoosa,
-lrSi ,St' "a. ~ .'.ira 'Ga rv .og. sot, Of a
con'r-rtion 'le '.'srt @. - hast Thirty
hrst street 4-'- 10 ~"nr~ IrAv gL'-
Lui-J Phelps. ~, lives a, 20 East Thirty
g. =
The sun., 1902-07-20
H.RRINtN TII> NJ. ~. II\E
Ambitious Plan. oI New O~u-rs In Missouri
ard kansas

~ IosirU NJ. J4|v - 1h' prop-r'v
- ,A,. y, Jr- pn i.a..av. igh' F"A' a'd
power ,.uuaiy ua. a--.I from 'hr hands
q "a. lt.fr.Iltu .r....s'" .H , v '..-N
4 o., auiJ 4M N-Hs'lar "i Nv l'rS
" 1 Van Br4r'. T'.-ie.' q 'l" DH.n-
Many. Al. L : N-1wu. council. ar 20
Nv N.r. l-gu'. .a'lug 20. e".l ~ a..
.t.. tua.ot.,v Il 'l.' p'N ST.. pa. uu' ri
49,. ....at- 90: .r- Narrmsr -yui.uat" lA'
f.,.,,. - g. '.IuU
Another ,r. town ur" = fn - 'l.'
tv he '..N uNrr-- and al r.'-c'Ti' in"
,s .. =. p4-.,.l INTO kA.-a-, ou.u,.'' .
"a .1u art ~ A. I.,.'.a S..N .Ii- r.'N ty"''-
.....v 'U, iL. Nl. rrash IgYy. tud possibly
horton. h.'sn all I.f-'hl
The sun., 1902-07-20
B,rTLr I\DrR ,NERS SIDE,
BrA,e Rescue Of n Prisoner h, One ef .
Gty Vessels crew.

larr.r Nh. ,.. anu.f,. .''.-l 'r -" work
l...-. o. = r...."- I>a't N.-'erdty.
e. .,. .. ...lr- 'r.~. .hr guards AMI .n.'.
ir.. 'r" fl-' His.. n 'n- NV -''tfr"T
Mra.'dri.cs Va- 0ui.,= h'r I.a-'"rc"r-
a. 'h. !..ali P.-lra N,- r.r'""' o. -
pa. .r.f.- .... '... . '..T..-r % ,'''-s tt
@. en'a..r- mp u."r
N,.u ,to t,ls' art. 90 'ta v.r'.'.. -
tu,t .. .- r.i-'.nh-, fn- 80 pf.~'f."-- p. b"
n t.H'.l ." '"fuf" iry u't.r f-,.-.'rg"--
90 .a, sr-.r' 20 i.ri~. i.....r -uN &
rr.s... vr, y|ac,-! a- u.ul 81 90 'i" I~u
.-.r ', '.. a.,I lie u..,rr' H" jr"r
va yj-'a.i '.. l'Nau -rr,uc uut ant
dashed i.. v,-n 's.,f'l- s,lar.l-. v'.r were
a It.'..'a.'.. ...- ia 'haH g-r.H' Dr. guard
.il' t.-i l.- . at. ul' he winged ..i 3 y
..fu -UIa.l u.' '-H'~'
li--.ruts i,i, -N.I' hIm uu,i,r 't. '"s' :
oN-I Ih.us ana u. u' -'gE DAME t'.ii-ng-
AR, ..a ~ '.,. rev. U.-.y.'. ii- -uI' -
u.lrn,T.-. , a. ..,. o." -.'' .'-'a''.y H-
g.ts ....'r r.' Ia. ~ -f', AZ A.'' 'us'.
., . - i,s ...- p.ft'''.N, H"f.' 'N q tr.
rra.as-l o.. cap a'aN" vs'er ~ srrpins
-. I.t4.- 0I,-'. tg,l0.' winch th'' had
l.-..'I 'Gr Uy .f" 'I.'
..-." .gs....- vur-' " I-,s-e g''r.
AU,. A.lri- rI....,l .N La; -.I. .r'. NJ. v-
Iu.u...s ..,..'s r ''nr '..'H A- tn'u 90
-" et',r sy..-. '.-c--i ,v'up.r'".' .us'-
,an. Narl ui 90. NIr.'arru,'k sut hi-
or..~ Gr, o. l." -, ."n."f- q" 'h" 'r". -id-
uf 80, tu. CO.,. .! 'N- var .'i- lad uN
f..- '..I,. r.s pu IN a'1. ~ rt.unrrs
. ..U"' rlr 'At..." l-.N. g. N".l W 10
i's.. -. "a rrar.N 'N' "a .s',.i, ,,f! .. -
u.. .r
,lrr rrtais va 80. 'u"i o' ~ 10.
,.,r't, o.. A. ~. v..s ''G t. 80 ts a. h"ANN
.'r.-- 'r.. l~ mod. go a''.r,' 'r -, mo
''" - '.r -f. l4' wa- ',v"4 ashore
UAlg.ag 80, stem
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Go,. WLE,\ uO>'r RIN ,Gu>.
Trr, connecticut Republican Leader 10
cunt Iilm cut.

Hu.rNuEn. ,nun lg.N u 'rpy G-nre-
+ M.lsa1 "a. a'1,ur~-i 'pr a -.-"lni
''f. 'is' b.. VII uu' =. nauiIJat' for
r,' ,rtlualun although E.prtlran .rs jog
.4y '.E %" wuliI h.. T-uuiu.ra'"! Vrah.-
u.'..|N G"y VI ls.au = r.7H,-rng ~
ls- .. ~Ural- from wat '.r. s'"n,.I .n Toe
"a ..ug -s, -, Il i-''Nuu- prI-,-aupu
month ago b. Iurin.Hi tie k.ryhucar
Ta sg'.N 'hs' h" would u,' ryn aga.
E.--rf.y p. err haze t--U sta '-nn1'- made
Uy ..Sd-r- % hI- Tar'y that t.r uuinu anon
a r.4 - tor, uI,pu hl'A Yesterday ue
.... '... NV Chairman 20 the I...pgrIHsU
50 s trt'ra. ,rrlml''.-', Andrew / Ga,s-
- I.a--'.rti. hat he Cpuld not 'iIr X 4 enter
,lg 20. Tsv
ai', Tie toslc-' Rel Vi. .ln ,aE.I Algu that
tlrna,-iUfl' hat --ov ~ yeas H's
nomination va- t0''ed Uy many prominent
meg IA 'ia nary
The sun., 1902-07-20
TRAM MILLS GIRI tT mn ON
Bod, Ran, ~utnsted -s.irs Aunt Jumps
Prom Brtdgr and o. injured.

Hrpsox. y Y July " N" : o'clock
,hird--ar ,ran on, from h.rr On the Albany
and Hudson Railway tonight struck he
seventeen year-old daughter ~ 'harl"-
S,oliker a. sh. was crossing The tridf' oy
tho tinptr~ Loom " yrks a. - tpor' Neuir-
She vas instantly kalet and hndiy inutl-
lated
The SISTER of Nr >'"liker. Mir klnll".
was w,h her and 'uuI~d - n" bridge.
She j. thought 'u y. u,urtally injured.
The sun., 1902-07-20
Loo NIIES ~ CtNOE.
Two Neung Men start on . voyage FROM
CHICAGO to New Nork.

81 JosEFH. Mich, july 10 Earl Parsons
and Jan,- Walla g. young niemb-rS 81 The
Chicago Naval IIo-er,e, have made ne
run aoruss the lake from Chicago here IN a
'hlr'scn.fuo' oauu. Weighing thiry-rye
pounds They are the ht-l a. the memory
- the Oldest ,il Abi'aht to CtD-s IN an oI' n
tyoa' They intend 80 g. 20 New York IN u.
cans aud To reach u within sixty uay-
after leaving Chicago The d,stancr is
80 mil-~
III. rout" they have ml pfcd OUT from here
j. ou the iavn River. th- MauIn','. AXE
Fri~ IN. Erl- cana ami the Hudson kll"t
The sun., 1902-07-20
charlie ia, sued Tor ID, orce.

NV H.yvN. conn. July is-Charu"
p.y. for YEAR 'h" press ss-nt for p. T.
Rarrum ar now writer - juvenile
.,.-sr,. ha- l.-n sued iur diyvre His
"a n. rharse- that D.. has ts.n hard drinker
ever .iftc- th.y ver~ married last NoVe'u-
h.r ~.e vas Miss Ger rlt'' tarv"y.
as,d - ~ J. 6uoLt ~ -" wants $500
a
The sun., 1902-07-20
Mr. Ie~,.onn nu,, r~" New Autos.

J-~s. lrwi-uun La l. .glt Two tag auto
rnntiI.~ ,o rrIarr tiu-r uuru"d ~ m"
.n.d ~ the r-sro i-!lar kgssc.l'- oot'ag"
st ,.,.AT lawn Far H. cka~sy on Thur.
dAy morning. Tn new mach 'n-s ar" ~aid
t.'E Wv fa.' ono t> painted nd th"
,,h.r Ola. Tns ag',- y a .rc,I Cedar
Lawn Friday ..Ed Alf iHNi-a.u and MIS-
Russell hAy, tsi-u -aVcrc! siir- In 'h"m
The sun., 1902-07-20
SHT tRtND DO>TD TWINS.
arc Double birth> - "mIuoD That Ihes"
Bo>. ant Bs Traced"

woman dressed in lack and vearirg &
. ll,.F ,,I stopped Fl"r"r~'' Williams. -
year. obi. .n 'r.u' ui N"i h"'n" az li'5 W.
avenue. % !i' BruuV. .as' night ami ask"h
~, 80 ..li 'vu tuN iah'"-. - paTrnliN
fVIr- .tt .uou' iYut w'-i~ u,i H."
woman -,l ~t. vaI',I ." 70 90 drug.
r-' afu' u. ~. corner ~u" dI.ni y'-
'uru ~. .u took 'u' tab,-s q" ~" It'-
wont pu,ic. station t. iUaifIu 'trr'
~,ld 80 Wa- -Ir- 'l.s w"t" ~ Iu-. IL"
b4lpa- Wrr. -.ut fD B..l"NLe
The sun., 1902-07-20
Br, antics wan, Direct Nomination..

r-Yup. former namt-r - 'h- DcmuC rat ic Na-
-. nal touM.''.-' from ,"rurC't'u' AMI lh"
closest freud - william J Bryan m New
England ~Ii 'o.Esn' that he and Others
IN th" DruVCTatir party would ak IN"
u-I' Conn~-'ic'Ii General A. tssmhly to
su-Ht a law prpvid'ng Tor TIA" dir-'t primary
~ TEN - uH.r nations. Ihls would do
away With ~" Cl,-fiun 81 Gelssatc- "a
conventions and NiT~ out the cunven-
lL-.f-. I'm
The sun., 1902-07-20
p~,rsates ts National Prison Geosr~s.

Albany. y Y. July 10 Gov. Od"ll ha-
designated ih.'-.' d.l'ga'~~ 20 ~ -,a~cn,
,t,- state o. he annusl crHErv - ut The
iona PRISON Association Nhpch Nll
l., held In Phnasi~lphIa ~rpt lNfo u iIs-
,-.uart stewart New lurk CIV. Cornelius
\ collins. 1roy SEYMOUR n"N'"r. tlmira
The sun., 1902-07-20
School Fund to Help strikers.

T. - weaVer~ o; North Hudson have
r,r-..i a fund Il 9? 80 and PLACED II a, IA"
c.-t.,.al { a committee fur IA" relief q
III uesd The Italian Vrav"r-
,,tsI 90 - a fund q heir own With - ii,u
tr.y ir'-ui.! 'o hulG ~chHoi 1h"v
air..u,..i vost eriay that IN" u"r"v
The sun., 1902-07-20
uu., Change nion, or Quit Work

4 r.r..-- - The employing hr-vers
WI have. -lgrai agreement 'rr thre--
y.sr. g.'h 'h" brewery Workers tLluI
,-. af-l.t II trouble tecAI~- l. cal 50 q
,r..ri.u q A. ..ci. Xp~'lei by 90" orgariza-
,,., IN,v have given tho metnher- Il
-. 2, .r'i. tomorrow go dl-'ard and
q, 'ra other unions bherWi-e The
,.,...f- - Lea - will b" discharged
a .te.r p'Ac.-s filed by members & tie
,..t.~ .nHl'-
The sun., 1902-07-20
Mn. Herself IN the ~ir~-,

An Unidentified woman committed suicide
oH FRIDAY night nv -waiowine chO"."
acid a. IN. q, -nst ~ Rrdgr and ton"nri
-'re-'s hruoklyn So houch' the po,r"iI
a. n"ighhs'ring drus store. ~" ~a>
ah-,ut "a years "A aud wo-" arg pam
gold rhs and a gold rinz ~"' WITH r'd
stone
The sun., 1902-07-20

l. va Announced by ~" sire hto,h"r~
lasi nigh, that Tho ChAi@tous. which
la, tern PLAYING a. IN" New York Roof
Garden. " yalV nun Gl'i newt saturday
pr 'wo weeks after that ih~r" vii T. a
vaudeville performance art th~n ueN
NYrI..la, NhiCh las not USru uafucd. viii
~ ..i "a
The sun., 1902-07-20
u.a,, freight Handler Fans wHh Heavier

I.hr Norg ante. a freight hAndl"r VIII
-..,is NOR. nan two hu- irei pounds =.
TN, A 'Nl ~ --orv doorway ~ The ,a;ar
-. Warehouse IN Hohaksn YESTERDAY
-.,h .r-.s 'vlc,. hls oSu weight Ia'
-. .tI.-rt -avernl 'ifl.s m falling. carry
- No. .ia.'e aroyrG WITH Nh.E
.. -.-.,. 3D." ground he was 'u TOP he
,,.. 'Akru 80 - Msrv's Hospital 'st.y
The sun., 1902-07-20
o,,.r,. rerpaao k,lls i've.

CursrtRyirLE. Ou'ar,o, July 10 Last
nights tornado kill,.l ty" I-'r-'u-. mor'aiN
IT, jufrd - more snd -.ish'!v ha-i thirty
INu hundred head oi >'"rS N.r- kLs'd
The prpt-.rtv lo-- l. 80 unatei ~ t,a.Ho
The sun., 1902-07-20

-, ,...tt che te.. tn.i fIs. w. = har'i . ris
o,r on fts awf Nt' M'-~ w -aN- .ai
this sfur, bel nlsrr sr.p aiid wa I ~
an NJ 'pt,. s., S,r.rs anl - h"
ea,r.. o. .... CIV "a s..s-i ufi tsstn- if"f,'-
Ia the aff.rf. 300 fH'y svi.' 'H lr'' AZ" Nh'iu
and lIH-sI .t 'U" '''.a.' A..'"'. -
t..,..a sH. s...t >fHIrg U.f1r" De- 'hf'N
az - s..flHH i.r hI- ..uiI.ai.4 POI - .d.'
thor. ar,i ff.. -ay ti-,l %" "a. iaTN".i.
srosf iFft.r lu ".- rva iu'i.' '. VI - .i'
Ur IH...HE o.. ..rs a'''tH-Lh .. W.
Nrh.. ~.f,ss '..t loo - %" -, -''....S
and - I.f ..,r.f o." t-i.t "a 80
to- ..r g. a.. ... .-t ..f 'fs vf 20. AHA ....
81. say-. was .#...... lN u i.'v -'fEN ~
Iord F-au..- 49,. ~" -aW trr d'S'"f.
did -pnr -.ui ltrE ati A'.f o. We 49,
,.-oi. ven ID. - .l.E EH.u... wt"u. .'' 49,
srps lv apr.e'tu.l' Iis Two i"d
luncheon ana 'E'u ~'fvuf TOD i"r "a
.le syuld have TO- - tA'k ~ h"-' x
aI,n. A. b. lad h-ati ft'W L.- u'Dl'~ -
and tha' i- mother Ma very iI' 80
w.rt A. NJ. - "a" Grand t'r'rs. w 81
and 'n.s tram tpr hun' lh' 49, -"
saW e ~'r,tg t" Vs- CrNng d'Nh f''h
aN-uu' ia cat 49,.
a. gan sAy - sa,i Nj WE. ma
car S.rHrs. "a, husband. "a. o." '~hN
Their. O.. no d.GNtrs that. ant don ir.hi
siniftILg % e ! d.uf sL'S Nh'f- y" "a
gun. | Will ~ay. lh'usa. ,'d' ir''"N'
Y. 90 Cuiu. taos agllh W" "-i" s'.hs
'o saI lpr ll.aa .u N'r"i'l'' aiN We NAV
~ | an. .4r,. fNg talf ~'f.hg itA O.
iSea Z giNIrf 10 'l,- 'rip a -" "a" ai'i''N
q guu, dst| ai.I' a. AMI '.'' Pc - ~ '''"
.T.ft ,i.su-iut. u"u'' r"'''hg '..iA'"s
,"s.'h'. ......
.ss l.- fa-Hart ~" .ru.'d and sa1d
thai LAWYER tr,ad lau a lai'i Nt'rh
would -.,u vu'-t"r ~.r Va S'i' "s
~rfe 90 i.' T. an.y ~" Tr!'I',' 20
-. f.. Al. .
The sun., 1902-07-20

... .,u rr.,s.r~ ara '-'r- ~ Ne'' -..' ri
..... ... ESQ pol. s.. l'.',-csS ,affr * IN. 10
AL. s..utr. Vrlfsrr pr..E grsss .rl
... ,.- lasp,s, easisNfI 90 SO \-S F's t..
. ..r,.r-r .ari O. ta- Nida.s 4 sr'i. r.....
.,.r .,,a,'.r --,,Aa~a sc.r'Aly n 'i~ ~..'.r-l
a.. I... .. Y. ..fa'1 states
p, .-... -, ,r ARA . . r-~NVE-r ~ 80 ~0a'.
,...... ..f.. Of'.a sHUnI4 ,trirH.t- aar~--
a.. ..-r U,.r1r,or> Over N U...-.r g. A..
SIC. t...a, -srr' as cOv~' wcai.'- . ..a's
q. .-, r.,,r,,.s r,.rgf N tar cato Ara l"na','~-
...,..,-t - lAs, regions
~ .., on. ~ iA, wa ."f.y '''ii' N''H '''
s., ....rr, vf1. '-esa ror'a - rHr'-sss.
......r -e-Ht.fE = ,Fr rs.t hafnr''rr 100
Cd e.. r,.i 60 ,r, .~fe.r'A % q 3 b
~. ,,-3~-,isf~ y,st,riAy ~ - 'ri'i - 'l~
- tl-'-s1srtr'. a. 80 pa IH >">. SET
,ra-.,t,f 81 80 street .r''. .' '-'Na y "e a.
utira tNtis
The sun., 1902-07-20
bun and ,.esd >s,are R.aia,e

from 10. .o!umn, uT tur >r> AID tEE tvr>.
40 St.N L~sd-t, VI 1ri S,N nud Il the D~-i
=. ton.Cs AaI
The sun., 1902-07-20

,houId rad n. kni,s~rb,,ks- GuL Iuh-
gsA.d Nsdne.daNs aid lrtiar- IN lhE
IVINI~o sTN society aHd fashion ATs Ivaa-
80 ltatuTvs -ads.
The sun., 1902-07-20
For Children.

Washable Windsor Ties. ra.a
whit. ai-" ',r', ua.-as t-c
Misses NcckMrar. Cy.'o So.
Of Nh.t r'.Dv "I'a ....'"II,. Sor
Boys or Girls white Duo (
fiS"efH"" ""''' soc
Youths wide Brim S,itchsd
DUCK mars soc
Boys or Girls Pajame;,e. =
fancy ch"vio'. cool AMI go
comfortable, -toS!ls
ChiIIrsn's Rompcrs ~ '.r r
lsnd. Fii"i W''t rrt . white. 80
siyo- - sN!-,
Rows Tan Covert overall Sun..
rani' ana Co., SI.cO
BOYS or Giris' bathing SUIT.
all wp,. NI'."I. trimmed "s'. ''..'
BRAID sU"> , g., 8. W.. SI.IS
Misses Newport Serge Rsth.'s
Sui>. black, trimmed v.'l o..
wa.'' wv - ag'k ,'' :. .,,.... 81. Se.15
Chiidren's sum mer Jerseys. 4
a.. 49,. ae'r r'''f'' ST.65
Chhdren's Openwork SoN, .-'
ak AK. ' csc. Il. soc. pair
Light Weight Cashmere Hose
war. csc. to 9Oc. pair
4 lot Of Broken Si>cs and St."Ics
of fSox ,and Long Hoo.
ISc. Il csc. pair
Boys Wool Golf Hose, with al
;cc'. SI.25 d. SI.3.5 pair
Knee Protectors.
ISc. 6 csc. pair
Safety straps fcr sc.rn-, or baby
carr'as"' soc. each
Broken Sixes AertcN shirts and
Drawers. according - go,
SI.25 IL SI.75 each
White Cotton oSc. mir
Gloves.
Closed SATURDAYS during .hi'g and
August at II NOM.
6O-62 West 23d ST.
The sun., 1902-07-20
WOMEI
Their "a

roNu
sa~s,n z
dfc'nsno
where r.
suors~G
rep J
that IN [
aged Z
wri'"r
iaring q,
of worS
from -
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are Riii'd
rr-ry
. rpiaif
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her gu
r~is' ? Z
hv luy I
'ahf bi
that 60
ma; an3
tea imi,G
and extd
'Ther,
hotel In /
pr-nca
tut ot.c,
wa Ht&
ssHs' ~
The sun., 1902-07-20
S0I MD
SEVEN WI

viENNS
ssVkientA
show a |
zen, Of /
inchiiinsI
m tho u
crnt $50
of ttsI
the q: q
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-04-17
g - s. T 60 R Z Au
Bears the n lOH NIIu you have Always BO1gia
Signature "a N@>z3AztzMx

The Powdervi1le Athletic Club have
issued invitations for a dancing party
to be given at their hall on the even
ing of April 18th. Many young people
from Kenosha will attend the function.
Instruct your druggist to send you
the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea
made by Madison Medicine Co. If he
says he has got something just as
good, tell him to keep it. See c. H.
Hurd. dwa12
The final contest at the Racine High
school to select representatives for the
Burlington declamatory contest was
held Tuesday evening and Jane
Powers and Charles Madison were Sc
lected TO represent the Belle City.
An additional clause has been added
to the bill providing for the location of
Naval Academy on the lakes. The
new clause provides that the location
for the new school shall be selected by
a committee appointed by Congress.
The F1eur de Lis club was enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
o. Goudy Wednesday evening with
cards and music. The head prizes
were won by Mrs. Fredericks and Mr..
Ed. Al1eman. The consolation prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Ed. A1leman and
Mr.. G. G. Schu1ze. The evening was
enjoyed by all.
1t is reported that Deacon c. A.
Dewey had a narrow escape from the
"ho1d-up' man in Chicago Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. Dewey wassswa1king
along Fifth avenue, and as he passed
the corner of Washington street a
man leaped from the shadowssof the
building and caught the well known
Kenosha business man about the waist.
1t was most daring attempt, but
Mr.. Dewey was too quick for his as
sailant, and managed to get away from
him. The police were not notified of
the incident but it is limited that we'll
known Kenosha resident will be placed
under arrest OH charge of attempted
robbery the next time he goes to Chi
cago,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker, of
Chicago, spent Thursday evening with
friends in this city.
Miss Grace Berriman, of Highland
Park, is spending few days with
friends in this city.
c H. Ernst and Ray Hurd transact
ed business in Pleasant Prairie Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
Miss Elizabeth Timme is receiving
treatment at one of the Chicago hos
pitfalls. She is rapidly regaining her
health.
James Treinen, who has been EN-.
p1oyed at the Simmons factory for the
past seventeen years, has resigned his
position.
Mrs. F.. w. Gray and daughter
Beatrice returned home Thursday
evening after two weeks visit with
friends in Chicago.
The work on the improvement of the
Balm Park is progressing very rapidly
and the Park will be ready for the use
of the public early in the summer.
The iron work for the new Main
street bridge is rapidly nearing COM
| p1etion and the work of setting up the
structure will be started early in May.
Cort Larner, formerly employed at
the Latin Rand Powder Works, has
gone to Kansas City to accept posi-
ton with the Great Western Storage
company.
AT the regular meeting of the Keno
sha Whist club Thursday evening the
trophy match was won by team con-
sisting of Van Ingen, Smith, Tarbe11
and Mar1att.
The band concert should be made a
feature of the entertainment on the
lake front during the summer. With
two bands in the city concert should
be given weekly.
A woman in this city is so afraid of
microbes that she will not sit on a
chair unless it has been washed with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Smart woman.
IS cents. G.. H. Hurd. dwa12
Ira H. Sharpnack, who has been
foreman of the key department at the
Latin Rand Powder Works, has gone
to Kansas City to accept a position
with the Milwaukee Harvester Co.
One dose, one cent, IS doses, 35c.,
home treatment, your own physician,
with guarantee of cure, if you take
Rocky Mountain Tea. Madison Medi-
cine Co., Madison, Wis. c. H.
Hurd. dwa12
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher enter
tanned number of friends at dane
ing party Friday evening at their
! home in Pleasant Prairie. A large
number of people from this city at
tended the party.
The officers Of the Dominion COM
pany, publishing house in Chicago,
have been accused of using the mails
for a fraudulent purpose. The COM
pany have done large business in
Kenosha, but no Kenosha people are
among the complaining witnesses.
Stations for the artificial Matching
and rearing of clans and Holsters in
large numbers have been established at
several points along the Atlantic coast.
The experiments have gone so far as
to make it clear that the business of
raising clans for the market offers
large pecuniary returns
By new agreement between the
Chicago and Northwestern, Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul, Wisconsin
Central and Green Bay and Western
railroads, travelling men and others
using mileage books secure decidedly
more convenient way of purchasing
transportation. Hereafter all 1000
mile books sold by any ore of the four
roads will be good on the trains of all
the other roads.
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F. L. Ellsworth spent Friday in
Chicago.
c. H. Gronquist transacted business
in Chicago Wednesday.
J, G. Coats, of Racine, was a Keno
sha visitor Wednesday.
c. F. Yates, of GAINESVILLE, spent
Wednesday in Kenosha.
H. L. Hammond, of Racine, spent
Wednesday evening in Kenosha.
DR.. c. w. Higgins, of Minneapolis,
is spending few days in Kenosha.
Miss Lora McGill has returned home
after visit with friends in E1khorn.
Ne1s Anderson and Miss Jennie Hill,
both of Kenosha, have been licensed to
wed.
Homer L. Cook, of Racine, tran
sacted business in Kenosha Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris, of Watt
kegan, spent Friday evening with
friends in this city.
Miss Cora Graves has returned to
Oshkosh to resume her work in the
Normal school there.
Principal Wiswall, of the High
school, transacted business in Racine
Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. A. L. Thompson, of Milwaukee,
was called to Kenosha Wednesday
evening on professional business.
Kenosha sta1warts are still loyal to
Whitehead, the statements of the Mil
waukee Journal Notwithstanding
A number of Kenosha young people
went to Winthrop Harbor Wednesday
evening to attend a dancing party.
Attorney Mortimer Walker, we'll
known in this city has been slated for
the office of city attorney of Racine.
The mem bers of the Elks' Minstrel
company are busy just at present.
Rehearsals for the minstrel show are
being held nightly.
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Some of the local horse owners are
planning to hold a number of racing
matinees at the Balm track during the
coming summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward have gone
to Elgin, ILL.,, to make their future
home. Mr.. Ward has accepted posi-
ton in one of the Elgin factories.
The farmers report that rain is very
badly needed. The ground is hard
and dry and the spring crops can not
be put in until some rain comes.
Racine is to have a new pickle fac
tory and the farmers of Kenosha
county will be asked to supply the
pickles to keep the wheels moving.
The Misses Eliza beth Timme and
Hattie Puelicher, who have been visit
ing with friends and relatives in Chi
cago, returned home Friday night.
The little packages of Government
seeds are being received in Kenosha
in large numbers. Evidently some
one is planning to be candidate for
reelection,
The old plan of holding monthly
horse fair maybe revived by Kenosha
farmers. The custom was abandoned
several years ago but in years past it
proved a winner.
Farmers attention-When you come
to town tie your horse in P. C. Stah1's
livery boarding barn, corner of Park
and Exchange streets. 1t will receive
the best of care. WITT
Rube Waddell's trunk is still at the
Drexel hotel in Racine 'and1the man
agement of the Racine7base bali team
is still waiting for his return, "They
must have been dreaming"
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Roger Merrill, of Milwaukee, spent
Thursday in Kenosha.
Secretary Adams, of the Y. M. c. A.
was Chicago visitor Thursday.
D. F. Foley, of Winthrop Harbor,
spent Thursday evening in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore, of Chi
cago, are the guests of friends in this
city.
Jacob Jensen is very seriously ii
with diphtheria at his home south OF
the city.
Under Sheriff Fred Reinold trans
acted official business in Winnebagc
Thursday.
Miss Haze1ton returned home last
evening after short visit with friends
in Chicago.
The new switch tracks at the Chi
cago-Rockford Hosiery works are now
ready for use.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Joseph Dalton, Of Sill
yer Lake, are rejoicing over the birth
of daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. William M. Farr enter.
tanned number of friends at cards
Thursday evening.
Mohave County miner., 1902-08-23
Physician and Druggists.

Ford & Sturgeon, a prominent drug
firm at Rocky Hill Station, KY, write:
ave we're requested by Dr. G. B. Snig
ley to send for Herbine for the benefit
of our customers. We ordered three
dozen in Decem Der, and we are glad to
say, Hei bine has given such great sat
isfaction that we have duplicated this
order three times, and today we gave
salesman another order. We beg to
say DR.. G. B. Snigley takes pleasure in
recommending Herbine." &c bottle at
II. II. Watkins druggist.