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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28
IN SUPREME COURT.

The celebrated Wunderlich fire insur-
ance case was tried last week before
the Supreme court at Madison. This
case was first started at Amigo and
has been tried three times in circuit
court and has become celebrated in law
circles, the printed ease of the trial
making a book of 720 pages. The ac-
ton was originally brought to secnre
insurance on stock of lumber burned.
The Wunderlichs owned a sawmill and
lumber yard at Mayking, Langlade
county, and carried an insurance Of
324. 0OD on same On the night OF May
9th, 1898, the mill and yards together
with some logs in the pond were totally
destroyed by fire. The insurance COM
panies would not settle for the full
amount for they claimed that the yards
did not at the time contain the stock of
lumber claimed by Wunderlich Bros,
and they offered evidence which tended
to prove this to be true Attorneys
Mylrea & Bird, of Wausau. were the
attorneys for the insurance companies
and conducted the case with such de-
gree of ability as to have gained for
them a wide reputation Now that MIR.
Mylrea has retired from the practice of
Aw the fruits of their work fall on Mr.
Bird alone, and his skill and knowledge
of law governing such eases has been OF
good result in extending his practice
and bringing to him more business uf a
like nature
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28
The REUTER- GRAND CONCERT,

Jacob Reuter-. the great Yiolnist, after
a rest of more than two years, returns
to the concert stage ON Friday evening
Nov 9TH, AT the Grand Opera House,
This signifies a genuine musical treat;
for Wausau musical people have been
wanting to hearthe wizard of the bow for
some lime past That he will receive a
warm reception goes without saying.
Mir Reuter- will have the valuable assist
auce of some of the best artists which
can be procured A new string quar-
tette. a female chorus with soprano
solo, Miss Belle Heinemanp, solo pianist,
and Mrs. + Y. Speer, aecompaniSt, will
assist at this concert. The program
will be of the highest order and We call
special attention to Paganini's On the
Battle Field" a terrific display OF tech
meal ire works with which that king
of yioliuists astonished the world
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28
READ THIS.

Encouraged by the liberal patronage
we received last year, especially,
for the Christmas trade. in the line of
framing pictures, we have increased our
already large stock of picture mould
ings considerably, especially for por-
traits and oil paintings Ourline of large
and very bsst gilt AID oak mouldings
can not be surpassed anywhere in
Northern Wisconsin and il you need
anything In Iaat line we viii be glad to
show you our stock and IS we have a
fifteen year experience Id making pie
ture frames aud sraming pictures it will
be lie your own beueit to come and see
our stock.
JANKE a WEIsE.
Corner jefferson and eth streets. Tel
No. SO4 osl-w2.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28

The organization of the Mathie Brew
ing company was consummated ten
years ago last Thursday and the event
was duly celebrated. by the company
inviting the public to enjoy its hospl-
taiity on that day and evening. The
event served a double purpose, how
ever, and the new bottliDg works and
other recent improvements were given
to public gaze for inspection. During
the day, a large number of people
avaled themselves of the co Iuy's
invitation to visit the institut out it
was in the evening that tn -sreatest
number of people assembled and if the
weather had been anything bat dis
agreeable il is doubtful if the manage
nent could h9ve properly entertained
the crowds The entire plaut was lit
mp but the new boiUliRg works was the
center of interest. Here innumerable
japanese lanterns were strung about,
the walls decorated with bunting and
in every vacant avs,lable spot was
placed tables Waters served beer and
sandwiches aud the supply WAS un-
limited, and the man OF woman who
went away thirsty or hungry could COM
plain of no one but themselves, as Il
cause for being so On platform sur
rounded by fern ard plant decorations
was seated Geier's orchestra, which dis-
coursed music for those assembled.
The office across the street was thing
Of beauty in its decorations great pains
coupled with considerable expense hav
ing been made to make it so. Here
was placed register and those who de-
sired affixed their names to the same
and received souvenir from the com
pany Approximately 500 so registered
Guides bad been provided To pilot peo-
pie through the entire plant from cellar
to turrel and the process Of the manu-
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ClIY N0IES.


Dr. siehecker dentist, successor TO DR.
Rich, Office 10 Mckinley block.
Chas. Wescott has gone north to
erect building on land lately pur-
chased by H. f. McEachron of Angus
Mcdonald. The land belonged to the
water reserve tract andsis situated on a
lake near Eagle River.
A stranger at the door, trust him not.
A. P Bailey has had long experience in
sewing machine repairs. Prices reason
able, and all work fully guaranteed,
6l2 Fourth street, Phone 243. If
Mrs Charlotte Kluetz, mother of Mrs.
Philip Werheim, died at the home of
her laughter Thursday at the advanced
age of Of 81 She had been a resident
Of Wausau for thirty four years and
had been in poor health for some time.
death being due to Old age Funeral
was held Sunday afternoon from St.
Paul's church.
1t is rumored that Jos Chesak, of
Poniatowski, has, at last, come out in
his true colors-a republican. He has,
for many years, masqueraded as a dem
ocrat and. indeed, has been given some
honors, but for several years the demo
orats were rou to his game and for
that reason he has had little or no sue
cess in his efforts to get into office.
Atty. o. L. Riugle, of Wausau, chair
man of the Congressional committee
for this district and secretary of the
Marathon county committee, came over
on the Rose special Monday afternoon
and remained to hear Mr.. Burt Will
iams' speech in the evening He re-
ports that Marathon county will again
be in the democratic column this fall
-Marshfield Times.
She's radiant, witching, wondrou.
gem that beautiful, blushing wife oi
mine. She is an angle on earth, so yor
can be, only take Rocky Mountain Tea
". w Albers.
Albert Kuhlman, son of Mr.. and Mrs
j c. Kuhman. will be married Wednes
day evening, November 18th, to Mis-:
Ethel Sampson. at the home of the
Young lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs j
ii Sampson. s03 Franklin street Bott
are well known young people and are
graduates Of the city schools Mr.
Kuhlman is a hoOkkeeper in the office
of the Curtis d Yale Co
Several WausaH parents have been
called upon the past week to square
matters with the St Paul railroad com
arising from the fact that their children
had been accused of pilfering good:
from box cars in the yards Of that com
pany 1t appears that goods have been
missed from time to time for quite :
period and at last the agent secured
enough evidence % warrant him caus
ing tfs arrest of 8 score Of boys but hC
refrained from doing SO, giving then
the opportunity of settling rather than
send them to the Industrial school 1
! is said that the boys stole eatables anC
! kegs Of beer and carried them (
camps" up on the hill, whore taeA
/ consumed them. Ii Is fh0nght this vii
/ be a lesson to parents that viii have !
tendency "a make them look into th'
actions Of their wayward boys more
strongly in the future
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28
LOVERS LANE.

A play of great runs in great cities is
Lovers Lane" by Llyde Fitch, which
VIM. A. Brady presents at the Opera
House Friday Oct. 31st. After its
acceptance for months in New York,
Chicago and Boston it went to Phila-
delphia last spring and ran for l5U
nights. The company which interpretS
it here is the same The production is
upon the same scale of scenic perfec-
ton. Lovers Lane" owes its success
and universal popularity to the fact
that it interests all classes There are
crowds of children in it together with
all the pastimes in which the little ones
indulge. The two big-hearteG Eddys-
vile boys who tight in the village street
because of bosish simplicity are so
true to nature that the little ones in the
audience are wrought up to a pitch OF
enthusiasm which few plays are calcu-
lated TO inspire in children.
The childish songs and games too are
familiar and bring to the recollection
of those of mature years the days when
they too played the same games and
childish frulics in their village homes.
The old-fashioned village street, the
general store. the little district school
house, Molly Mealy, the bustling school
ma 'rm; the scholars including Johnny
the fat boy, the big=heartHd clergyman,
the funny manager of the village opera
house, aud the many other characters
FROM gathering Ia which mirth and
pathos are skillfully blended The real
orchard in the clergyman's garden, ia
which many of the most pathetic scenes
Of the play are enacted, showing ths
trees in full bloom in the spring and
again IN the fall when the fruit is mel
low, is very beautiful Prices 25-50-15
01
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28

-faciure of beer was explained in all its
details The celebration was in every
way n success and one which reflects
credit upon the thriftinesS of the man
agement Had the weather not been
cold and rainy the attendance would
have been exceedingly large.
The industry controlled by what Is
now known as the Mathie Brewing
company was first established IN 1863
In that year Frank Mathie, Sr., erected
small frame building on the site of the
present plant and started the brewing
of beer. AS time advanced the business
increased SO rapidly that ere long he
was forced to construct other buildings
and enlarge the plant to a greater ca
paeity At different times from its es-
labliShment up to 1892 the business war
ranted and necessitated enlargement of
the plaut and producing power la the
latter year, Mr. Mathie, who was then
well advanced in years and who had
reaped the reward of early endeavorS
retired from the business. aud il was
then that the present company was
formed. In the year 1898 the p'ant was
further enlarged by the addition #
large brick buildings aud again in 1900
a brew house was built and all the latest
machinery for the manufacture of beer
installed The present capacity OF the
plant is twenty-five thousand barrels OF
beer yearly and the demand of the pro
duet is increasing as each year ad-
vances. The company is olficered as
follows:
President-Otto Mathie.
Vice -President-JohnR Ringle.
Treasurer-E c zimmerman.
Seeretary-John Mathie
With the aGaititA of Louis Salzmann
the above named gentleman also con
stitute a board of directors
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28
TIME DRAWING NIGH.

Office aspirants are joyful over the
fact that but one more weeS intervenes
before election, sitter which there will
be a relaxation of anxiety, also stop
page on the drain of their 'bar'ls =
Billy Shakespeare, or some other gen.
tleman of renown, has said that I'm
easy rests the head that wears a crown
The same quotation, with a little alter
alton. can be applied 70 the candidate.
With some it IS a question of which
way the battle goes. with Others the
question of momeDt is how large will
be their majority, while Still others,
who entertain thoughts of defeat. are
brooding over the problem If how large
viii be the avalanche that strikes them.
All the wlafe they are wearing ont their
trousers pockets by the frequent shov-
ing of their hands into thesereceptacles
every time they meet a party, the poiit-
ical complexion of which IL unknown
to them this is a campaign habit aud
one hard to evade. The werk of cam
paigning. short as IL H. is not of such
an alluring nature az some ~ the mex
perienced may imagine The life has a
good many of those properties about il
which are likened 10 the ideal by our
president -strenuouSneSsi Long drives
have TO be made over the country, that
the candidate may show his face In new
territory. or follow in The tracks Of the
other fellow Often cold aud disagree
able weather is encountered and withal
il is aB unpleasant business. Before
the convention the Man is sometimes
.in the hands of his friends" but dur
/ ING the time intervening between the
day he receives his nomination, and the
,lay the votes are cast the candidate
generally has his friends 5n his hands
! Withal the task of campaigning is an
unrelishable one, vet we must have
public servants, and we alsD have that
which is essential to the life of govern
lment-whether national, state, county
ar municipal-Several parties and a
consequent strife for Office
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SALISBURY ORCHESTRA.

On the evening Of Wednesday, No
vember 5th. there viii be given, at the
Wausau Club House, for the benefit Of
the members Of the clab and their FAM
lilies, a most delightful entertainment.
IL viii be a concert given by the sails
br~y orchestra Of Chicago. The Sails
bury orchestra. with Abby Rose Wood.
soprano. has won an enviable position
among the leading musical organiza-
tions OF the country. No company Of
artists have received higher praise and
commendation from both press and
public, and so completely fascinated,
enchanted and held spell bound al
audiences BY their superb PLAYING as
this combination-aa1 their reception
everywhere has been one continuous
ovation
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28

As cold weather approaches the woosl
market Is becoming more actiye. Each
day witnesses the bringing into town
numbers of loads Of this commodity
and prices haze sflzened somewhat.
though had the coal strike continued
they would probably have advanced
considerable. even though there Is no
great amount Of anthTicjte burned IN
this locality. The people Of the East
have their troubles with the coal trust,
bat we sometimes experience difficulty
with the Wood trust. as was the case
three years ago vhen sticks Of wood
fuel we're worth more than nuggets ol
gold bring in the kiondike
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The Yellow Front Drug Store.

From this date IN, | will attend
strictly to tuning, regulating and re-
pairing Orders taken for the year or
single timing at Frost q Philbrick's
drug score, 500 Third street, next To
post flee. 1t viii pay you 10 talk this
matter over with me Best Of reference
and work Guaranteed.
LEONARD l.. FRAZER,
Expert piano tuner.
FoIi SALE "A lady's bicycle. In good
order. Has not been used much. For
sale cheap. Cali at this office. II
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28

While opening n hex. u e. Monns. II
Thrs. Mile BSY. y Y. ian Ten penny
nail through the atShY lrlFE If his hand.
II thought at once IL ill the pain sud
sorpreSs This wouli cSase Fne he says,
.sa,,H isnmsxsi,l1elw zpstsia Chamber.
iaSn.S pin Balm aad sses,sesfonssily after
wants - nv surprise (; removed sll
pain and soreness and iae injured parts
we're soon healed . E'or sale by all
leading druggists.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28
REMOVES TO MARA1 HON
COUNTY.

Charles Means, Who haS been EN-
ployed for several months ili the Filkins
livery. will leave tomorrow with his
family for Marathon county, where he
has purchased farm of l20 aercS, SIX
miles ont from MauSau The farm is
An excellent one in point of snjl aud is
fully stocked aud equipped, 20 acFes be-
ipr under cultivation. Charles has had
an extensive experience in cunning the
mills farm east Of the sitg, formerly
operated by MS father, NJ Z Means,
and wils no doubt make * success of his
new veature. Eis neighhoi-s will ind
h,N a valuable scQniSition SO their com-
muaitv StexerS Point journal
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28

Nearly all the logs belonging to Wau-
Sau parties are now IN the oooms. The
last flood was received from the Ioma-
hawk dam Saturday ard Sunday and
the log-driving crew worked hard both
days in getting the logs down that We're
lodged along the river above broSaw
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The H. B. Huntington Co.,
Law Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
Third ST.. Opp. Court House. Wausau. VIA
Over 10000 Acres
Of Fine Farming and Hardwood Lands for Sale Maahsn noOh
and Taylor Counties, Win
Fins Residence Business Property Building Lota
Acre Property for sale In the city.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.

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NOTICE

After November 1st, 1902, the physi-
clans Of this city will have Office hours
between o a. M. aud 5 D. m .nly,
except on Tuesdays and Saturdays
physicians Offices will be open from Z
to D. m, and on Sundays from 8 to 10
a. m These hours will be strictly adj.
hered to except in case Of a special
appointment (o2i-2wl
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Advertlsed Letters.

List of letters remaining uncalled for
.n the Wausau P. o. for the week end
.;ng Oct 20, 1902 In calling for same
please say advertised"
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ClNDERS.

Lost or Strayed eve do not think
it mas been stolen) from the city of
WauSau, one Government Building
Site When last heard from il was
headed In several directions and was
probably dressed in the lateS4 Sslleolors
We think ii was clean shaven although
il may have been wearing a house on
its face.
Anyone finding an article of this de-
scriptiou and tackiug it down some
where so the people can see it will be
suitably rewarded.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28

Hall Cain, he novelist, is paying a
visit to this country, and the other
morning, at the boarding house. while
we of the Star liable were discussing the
man aud his works. the Mild Lunatic
arose and exclaimed, BY the Eternal
City Bondman though | be. very
Deemster viii / turn and fs-g this Mapi<-
man for his travesty of the Christian,
land then the breakfast rolls turned
over. -
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NEW METHOD TREATMENT
In dnClTOliiC Diseases
Consultation SaCTGdly Confidential.
Examination and Advice Free.
W. "a u.S a IL
At the Northern Hotel.
Thursday, October 80
and every four weeks there
after for one day only.

The doctors wonderful power ef diagnosis,
greatest of all gifts. enables MIN 10 determine
the causes OF obscure and chronic ailments, and
Go apply remedies which effect certain, speedy
and permanent cures.
X-Ray examinations in appropriate cases npSn
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Many hundreds of sufferers pronounced by
other phy Sieians az hopeiessy incnrahle. have
been restored 70 health by Or. Seofist.
Letters of endorsement from msny prominent
clergymcn and hundreds of grateful patients are
on tile in his cthce.
The doctor has devoted mnch time snd sttep-
ti n in the FRENCH HOSPITALS 70 the study
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HOURS ARE THE STEPPING
STONES OF TIME.

The hour glass of the apcients is not to be COM
pared with the time piece Of today, either in
accuracy or beauty of design. The very latest in
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wausau Laundry Co. cleans carpets
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Miss Minnie Bishop. graduate nurse,
5i2 Scott street. Telephone 4os If
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Andrews, j. B. Janson, Mrs. Anna
Arduous, Mrs Kate Kell, olga
Bender, J NJ Kruger. Wm.
Beaumont Elsie huBz, Ida
Boettger, Mrs c. (2) Lycherbigh, II o.
BOstwick, r ) Markus. Marks
Brooker, George Miller, Fred ).
Baker, Lon Morris. Irene
IF CHI McKinzie. Pearl
Curier, Frank Mock, Mrs. 4 r.
Collier, Clara Mahr, Cecil
Deim, II A. Nickel Rev. Theo.
Dunn. j A. Mrs Noisy
fcufon, W j. Gillette, Frank
Fremming Ferd Potter. Verne
Fromm. Ii Prey, May
Gosline. Mrs Geo Robinson, Wallaee
Goldman, Mrs BIB Roberts. Waiter III.
Horn, Iheo Smith. Chas t.
Hinton, Miliie II Smuckler Jake
Eildebrandt. Lizzie Ruckdeschei, " A.
Helihg, Mollie Shampange, LeYie
Hubbard. Mrs Al. Spear, g.
Habeck. Mary Shepard Mrs.
Hay. Mrs John TrAeger. Minnie
Heinman. Frank Umburt G. B
Hieber. Mrs Gasta Mood, J.
Haskins, Bert Westfall Mrs Chas
Herbert, Wm Weigelf, Gust
dofer Mand Wright. " ~
Judd, VIM B. - West. John q.
Jester, Frank Young, John
janlSS. Henry Leller, Fred
SSn-Al6ert Ebert
AD'glETIsED LIST FOX OCT. 27th.
Brown, Mrs Nary L Lamperf. Blanche
BraudiBbnrg, Katie Long, Wm.
Bryce 81 ID Moore, Mrs TsseEa
BernsAsn. Matt Muute, l..
[ Comle, Myrtle slctsraw. Nell T 81
DaBA, Charles Quinney, frsd
I Ferguson. Mrs 81 stanton. Afyron
GroBei. Mrs = Schultz, May
Hnmufh Mrs Mary Young. VIII NJ
Hormnth Josephine Weusiorf. Arg
Haekmaa. w r. WeicheIE. Max
hasten. AIs VIM.
A w TRKvTrT. r NJ
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Efssz Rf5nrxsa Rszior graduate ssrt~sa
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SneciaI Diseases Of Men,

and has imported many spec's medicines aud
appliances necessary efts,N certain cures IN
the worst cases uf
Physical Weakness, Varicocele. lmpo-
tency, Nervous Debility, Etc.
caused by youthful errors. nieat } sse@, eeneral
dissipation. impooI er treatment AID neglect
The doctor will forfeit S5ol whore a cure Is
guarantee aud not affected.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER ,iissases treated by
new and eGainently successful neth9ds.
CATARRH in all its various fotms; positive
prompt and permanent cures always AFFECTED.
CLUB FEET, eloss eyes arc all other deform-
titles treated with special care ana unfaiilng sue
cess.
NERVOUS DISEASES kplilepsy and Diseases
of the blood aud skin always yield Il the doctor
modern method Of trestment.
PILES cured permat entity without detention
from business and wtthoat the use # the knife.
LUNG TROUBLES receive csreful attention.
aud are always trgated sGCcesSi ally when not too
long neglected.
DELAY Is DANGERoUS.-9heee who are
chrOnlealiy siliug should lests Ne tiSse sa con-
ealtsng a special physician whose reputation or
skill + - w~ll aud widely known.
- fsatft ..4ttaa tn,
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In Olden Days i.

People took any care of their teeth. They
let them decay and fall out just ii happened.
Germs fourished unchecked
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- NOWADAYS ~

them preserve them add to
something keep the the
every
Only at Pardee's
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-28

John W Gates, the millionaire stock
speeulator and poker player. has re-
turned from Europe with three new
automobiles one of which can travel at
the rate of sixty miles an hour. II John
w ever connects with a good, substan-
tial, Wisconsin grown, telephone pole,
when his flyer is keyed up to the limit,
we think Gates Ajar' would be an
appropriate hymn for the last sad rites