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

date. Two new exquisite talcum pow
| ders have just been introduced by thu
yellow front 25c and 35c
The tax levy 70. the state has beer
fixed at 81 1886 as compared with
81. 257 ,S54 for last year That for Mara
thon county s2l, 6l5.l2 against SIS, 1888 3;
for year ago.
The Brooks & Ross saw mill at Scho
field has been closed down for week
TO allow repairs to be made before the
beginning of the winters cut of logs
II is thought it will not be long idle.
You know the yellow front. Every
body knows i'll We want you 10 see
| the enhancing new perfumes we have
just received from New York. Per
fumes, sacbet and talcum powders the
very finest in the country.
The United Order of Foresters gave a
very pleasant dancing party at their
hall on Friday evening. About sixty
couples were in attendance and danced
to the music OF Cones orchestra. LiZst
refreshments were served.
Announcement is mad, CT me mar
riage of John Coleman to Miss Elizabeth
Peters, to be solemnized and celebrated
on the evening of Thursday next at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Peters, 40S Second street
The National German American Bank
has just received in crisp new National
Bank notes S15, 600 which will be added
to the banks circulation. The bank
last week took mp the bonds, issued by
Marathon City amounting to $500
TAKEN UP-About two weeks ago a
black and white COW strayed into the
premises of farmer living in the town
of Weston. Owner can have same by
making inquiries at this office and
paying damages. O-2S-4-w
John w Brown of Stevens Point.
state commander of the K. O. T. NJ,
was in the city last evening and visited
the local lodge, Boynton Tent, No. %
de was on his way to Merrill where he
takes part Thursday evening in the
initiation Of T3 members into the lodge
of that city.
Invitations have been issued for a
whist party to be given by Mrs William
ID. Murray and MessrS. and Mesdames
John n. Manson, Frederick w Burt,
Granville ID Jones, Adm r. Bardeen,
William W. Albers and Herman @
Flieth this Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Murray The ladies
named above will entertain lady friends
at the home of Mrs. Albers in the even
ing.
Dir. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, November 4th
Beginning. tomorrow the State FEEDER.
alton of Womens clubs will meet in
Ashland in three days sessions. Many
women from other states are expected
to be in attendance and among them
will he Mrs. Robt. } Burdette, of Cal
ifornia, wife of the humorist, and vice.
president of the General Federation
The Nausau delegates of the Ladies'
Literary club will he Mesdames, A. w
Trevitt, p. Y. %. Van Vechten and j
A. Jones.
The rummage sale, by the ladies OF
I the NJ. h church, commenced yesterday
in the old Kickbusch store, on the cor.
ner of Main and Washington streets
Al this sale you can get almost any
| thing you want for a song All kinds
| of clothing hats, caps, boots, shoes
/ lamps, crockery, and in fact everything
! y ib tfi tutiiN W. Ndil Cdf ~ anu ildhC
your selections Call whether you
want anything or not You may find
things for which you long have sought
| The sale will continue until Saturday
Do you want good cow If so call
on w ID Witter. He has several very
fine cows, which he wishes to dispose
of IT,
JAS. Younger, pardoned some time
ago from the Minnesota state prison,
where he served twenty-five years of a
| life sentence, was found dead in his
room one morning last week with a
bullet hole through his head, victim
of his own hand. 1t will be remem-
bered that Younger was mem Der ot
the notorious James gang that terror
lied the border in an early day, and
which committed robberies and mnr-
ders without number. Ia his escapades
he had received twelve bullets in his
body but the one of unlucky number,
fired by himself, finished him.
Election clerks IN the various towns
and city and village wards have been
notified of change in the election laws
in regard to their remuneration for de-
livering the returns Heretofore they
were required to deliver them in person
and receive in compensation SO per diem
and mileage AS amended by See.
Chapter AS, laws Of 1901, they are to be
paid as follows ''The person deliver
ing or sending sucG (electionl returns
shall receive as compensation therefor
fifty cents, together with postage and
registration fees paid by MIN to be paid
out of the town, city or village treas
uryn
VIM Yonkcr, being held in jail on
the charge Of whipping his father-in-
law, an aged man, expected TO be liber-
ated last week as his time then ex-
pired, but the expected freedom came
not. He is also awaiting trial on the
charge of attempting to murder his
wife. and fearing that he might disap-
pear before the session of circuit court,
Judging him by his action when he was
last arrested, when lie tried to escape,
/ his bonds of 90 600, which held him on
! the first charge, WIS withdrawn. This
action will hold Kim in safety until cir
cult con-. meets, when his case will be
otherwise disposed of.
Others may sell cheap groceries
cheap in quality but dear in price
that's their business and none of our
funeral, but we wish to iuform-the pub
/ lie that we are not selling p lbs. OF
granulated sugar for 9sc or our best
-four for Sl96 per ! Dbl sack. But we
can sell you the best -four, sugar. coffee,
tea, canned goods or anything in gro
| ceries that are manufactured aud sold,
at prices that are right. We do not
want your trade for one day or long
enough to give you a premium of \
/ cheap clock on which we would make
| a profit, but we want it as long as we
/ can keep it by selling you honest goods
| nj honest prices. Max Il Boehm-two
stores-25l Grand Ave, Cor Forest and
Grand Ave