Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-11-11
CITY NOTES.
Wausau Laundry CO. cleans ca,

20 to the Elite before buying your
hat. A select line of all the new and
up to-date models.
DR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December I'd.
Frank Hannenlan, formerly clerk in
the store of n. Heinemann, is now in
the employ of VIM. Schoeneberg.
David Gleason has gone to Livingston.
Ala, to accept foremanship for the
Alexander Lumber Co. of Chicago.
The members of the city council met
Tuesday evening but it being the night
OF election an adjournment was taken
to Friday evening
An Indian in Montana was robbed of
ss2, 900 recently. When such things
happen, isn't it about time to stop talk
ing about ''poor lo:'
Rev. j. f Chynoweth, of Milwaukee.
will begin a series of meetings in this
city Nov. is. They are for the be-..ft
OF sunday school workers.
G. P. Brace died Thursday morning
at Dancy of stomach trouble at the age
of twenty-five years. His remains
were shipped to Merrill for interment.
A wolf in sleeps clothing is very
nice deception. You can deceive the
wolf of winter by getting on the inside
of wooden underwear like we sell
Seim Bros.
Marathon county stock raisers are
increasing their herds from time to time
by additional heads. John Manser
recently purchased COW in Chicago,
and Jacob Simmer bull calf, both of
the Red Polled breed.
The county board COMMITTEES on
equalization in its meeting Friday took
an adjournment and drove around the
city, visiting different institutions and
business and residence districts for the
purpose of gaining knowledge of the
valuation of property.
Last Wednesday was record break
Ell of any day previous in the county
clerks office SO far as the issuance of
hunting licenses is concerned. That
day total of forty people made appli-
cation and received the necessary per-
mits to hunt.
The comfy board committee on
equalization met on Wednesday after
an adjournment taken few weeks ago
and transacted business that comes
under its supervision. A great many
chairmen of the different towns were
present for the purpose of seeing that
inequalities in the assessment of their
towns were adjusted
From this date on, | will attend
strictly to tuning, regulating and re-
pairing. Orders taken for the year or
single tuning at Frost q Philbrick's
drug store, j06 Third street, next to
post office 1t will pay you TO talk this
matter over with me- Best of reference
and work guaranteed.
LEONARD l.. FRAZER,
Expert piano tuner.
On Tuesday last Henry La Porte, who
is cooking at Peterson's camp near Cal
Ion, swept up the floor of the shanty
after breakfast and threw the dirt into
the range He had unknowingly swept
dynamite cap into his dust pan and as
this reached the flames an explosion
followed, which completely wrecked
thu and
hands was badly torn and several of
the bones broken by flying pieces of
metal
On Friday afternoon the county clerk
chose as an examining board John
Lamont, l.. j kretlow and A. Z. Bee,
bee and together they opened the en-
velops containing the election returns
of the various towns, villages and city
wards and from'them prepared state
ment.of the result of the late election.
As few towns were in doubt some of
the county officers awaited anviousiY
the opening of the envelopes mailed
from those towns. The resdlt of these
changed figures somewhat, enough in
one case to give the office of surveyor
to VIM. Gowan by a safe majority.
Call on A. b. Wheeler & Son if you
have anything in the line of hot water
or steam heat, plumbing or gas hitting;
all work promptly attended to- If.
The coroners jerry on Wednesday
concluded its examination into the
death of John Karas, who was found
lying in the cellar between the Bells |
House and Belanger & Struck's saloon
with his skull crushed and in an uneon- |
scious condition on the morning of |
Oct. 10Th Testimony was introduced |
which showed that Karas had visited |
different saloons during the night, and !
that at the time he fell into the cellar |
was not in condition of absolute |
sobriety, and the jury consequently |
rendered verdict that deceased came |
to his death as aresult of an accident.
L. f. Spencer, Nj. d., office in the
Mckinley block, corner Third aud /
A child of Mrs Geo. T. Benson, when
getting his usual Saturday night bath,
stepped back against hot stove which /
burned HIM severely. The child Was in
great agony and his mother could do
to pacify him Remembering
that she had a bottle of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm in the house, she thought
she would try it. In less than half an
hour after applying it the child was
quiet and asleep, and in less than two
weeks was well Mrs. Benson is a well I
known resident of kellar, Va. Pain
Balm is an antiseptic liniment and es-
Deeially valuable for burns, onts,
bruises and sprains. For sale By all |
eading druggists.
If strangers, or noviceS, spoil your
sewing machine, you have no recourse,
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