Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-10

store OF Max Il. BOehm 10 guaranteed.
Psi Grand Ave. Tel 31S.
If you have bugs. no matter what
they are, potato bugs, bed bugs or any
other old kind of bugs, call on o. c.
CalIies and purchase some of the pure
paris green, which he offers for sale.
Every ounce guaranteed.
Heavy rains are being had through
out Wisconsin, so it seems, from the
daily press. The different streams es-
pecially in the southern part of the
state, are overfowing and causing
much damage. The Wisconsin is at a
good stage.
We guarantee every sack of flour sold
by US and if it is not what we represent
it to be, bring it back and we will cheer
fully refund you your money. We car
ry great many brands, which gives
yon an advantage in the matter of Sc
lection Max E. Boehm, 254 Grand
Ave, Tel. 3l8.
The Wausau Stars will cross bats
again with the paper makers at Ne
koosa on Thursday forenoon on the
occasion of the Woodlands annual pic
mic. Will LaCerte will go down this
evening to see that everything is in
readiness on the diamond
The local lodge of Royal Arcanum,
will entertain visiting members of Anti
go, Merrill, Stevens Point and Centralia
at a picnic on the fair grounds, June 90.
this date being the 25th anniversary of
the Royal Arcanum Grand Secretary,
G. d. Simonds will be present.
DTry sorbetto, at John Young's, 3 for
5 cents.
Those who reside in the country and
also those who have had occasion to
make trips into the woods, say they
never saw the mosquitoes so plentiful as
at present. The recent rains have
brought this about and for the next
month at least, they will be pest that
can hardly be endured.
The book of poems, recently published
by Henry Mckay, is now ready for
distribution. Those desiring a copy
can order from the author or from Her
man Becker 1t is neatly gotten up
book, many of the poems relating to
scenes of Marathon county and it is
well worth the price asked.
Dr. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, June 18th.
VIM. Yonker, the brute who so
inhumanly beat his wife some two
weeks ago. will have his hearing to-
morrow before Judge Miller. Though
at one time it was thought that the
woman could not live, she has so far
rallied that it is hoped she may be able
to appear against him tomorrow and
give testimony incr:ninatirg him.
We have received, at this office, a
copy of the King City Rustler, published
at King City, California, in which we
notice that the Baptist society of that
city has just completed a handsome new
parsonage At the head of this move
ment was Rev F. G. jackson, formerly
of the Baptist church of this city, and
who is now pastor of the church at King
City.
JAS. McCrossen has crew of men
at work, in charge of John Anderes,
contractor and builder, on his residence
at the corner of Fourth and Franklin
streets, which he will have made over
into modern and up-to-date residence
with all necessary conveniences, and
when completed, which will be about
September. 1, it will be occupied oy
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McCrossen. This
is the old McCrossen homestead,
which they occupied up to eight or
nine years ago and it will seem good
to have them back there again.
Strictly pure Paris Green at Pardee's
Drug Store at the same price you pay
for inferior.
Quite a few changes have been made
in the general store of G. Anthem. In
the base ment there has been laid
hardwood floor and the interior painted
and decorated and stairway erected,
leading from the Jackson street side of
the building. This section of the store
will be used as the grocery department.
That portion, formerly occupied as
grocery store, will now be used as
an addition to the gents furnishing de
partment. Mr. Anthem is a believer in
human progress and is always found
in line.
Mrs Clara Boetcher, practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to German
Lutheran church. Confinements and
and all other kinds of sickness taken at
the house. IT,
Word has been received at the post
office in this city that g A. Happen,
special agent and examiner of rural
free delivery services of the United
States, will be here on the 18th day of
June for the purpose of instituting
new rural free delivery route, which
will start from Wausau east on the
town line road and run nearly to the Eau
Claire river aud thence north and come
in on another road, entering the city
at Mcintosh street. Mr.. Happen
will hold an examination for all who
may apply for the position of carrier
and eligible register. All applica-
tons should be made from the post
office in this city.
Tell us why druggist offers you a
substitute for the Madison Medicine
Cos. Rocky Mountain Tea Does he
love you or is he after the bigger profit ,
Think it over. w. w. ALBERs.
The people of Mosinee have decided