Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-07-09

Fat Lady-dOn't sleep too much; eXer-
else; don't eat fats and sweets. To re-
duce flesh rapidly take Rocky Mountain
Tea, acts directly on the fatty tissues,
35c. w. w. Albers.
/ Mrs. NJ H. McCord of Phoenix,
Arizona, arrived in the city Wednesday
to look after her mother, Mrs. M. A.
Space, who has been feeling quite I'M
well for some time past. Mrs. McCord
will occupy the home of Thos. Hines
located on East Second street.-Merrill
News.
Rome was built on seven hills but the
success of Seim Bros trade was con-
structed upon but 1 rock-fair dealing
Never was their trade better or the out
/ look more brighter than it is today.
Honest goods and honest prices will
win every time. Such is Seim Bros.
motto.
A paper has been passed around this
week for signatures, asking the city to
build II bridge across the Wisconsin
| river at the south end of the city
There is no one who can honestly raise
an OBJECTION to this, excepting that the
finances of the city will hardly permit
of the bridge being built at present. 1t
is bound to come, as 1t is necessity
Call on Thos. Delaney if you have
anything in the line of plumbing or gas
fitting. All work will be promptly at
tended to. If.
A few of the mills received logs with
the last drive a short time ago but as
the supply was limited some will run
short and be forced to close down be-
fore long unless there is another drive
soon. The logs have been coming slow
for some reason and the rear driving
crew will not have the main river
cleaned up for some weeks yet to come
A young man attending Il dance in
the north part of the town Wednesday
evening got into scutfle in The hall,
and was pushed through window
! One of the teudonS in his hand was
severed by glass, and an artery opened
He was taken to the Riverside hospital,
where his wounds were dressed. Had
he not have got assistance when he did
he would have bled to death.
Geo. d. Wood, of Appleton, has been
secured by Secretary Wright, to judge
/ the butter and cheese ut the Marathon
county fair in September. Prof. Henry
recommends him as being equal to the
] best Judge in Wisconsin in this line.
Butter will be judged on scale of 100
| points, viz: Flavor, 45; texture, %;
color, Is; salt, 10 and package, s. 1t is
hoped that every creamery in Marathon
county will take an interest in this de-
partment aRd thus further the educa-
ton of the farmer.
Airline Gillian, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Gillian, 725 Grand Ave,
died Saturday morning. The cause of
death was a disease of the nerves, with
which she had been afflicted for several
months. During this time she would
/ appear to gain and would then have
relapse, when finally on the above men
toned morning her Sutferings were end
ed by the visitation of Death She was
but eight years of age and an unusually
bright child for her years, and her death
is a sad blow to her parents. Funeral
was held yesterday afternoon, Rev. W.
j. Cordick conducting the service.
Yesterday afternoon, while G. Ziet-
low, who resides at sic Scott street,
was drawing 4 load of hay from his
farm north of town to the city he met
with a mishap Lear the city limits
While coming along Lincoln avenue he
attempted to cross a washout caused by
recent rains with the result that the
wagon tipped over. throwing Mr. Ziei-
low TO the ground and fracturiug one
of his ribs He WAS able. with the as
SiStance of two boys, 10 drive to town
and have the fracture reduced. Later,
John Bopf attempted to cross the same
place, also with load of hay, and had
his wagon badly smashed Unless this
street is repaired the city may have a
damage suit on its hands from some
| n,pY-a Ssa1.iouS accident III may hammer,