Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-11-25
CALIFORNIA.

~st~es ~tNffsah
California tells beautiful story and
bears the proud distinction of being
the only really western play that is not
full of lurid impossibilities, it is the
one play of the western type that is
free from pistol shot aud rough sur
roundings. 1t was written by an in
tellegent people.
California contains a beautiful ro-
nance and many exquisite pictures.
1t is a play that women will admire for
it appeals to the best instincts of the
humane heart. Ii you see such plays
pure in tone and character it viii but
add to your enjoyment. Such play
is California, for it is far in advance
of the average attraction. Thursday
night Nov 9TH. Prices 25-35-50-75c
1.-The best what gives" Ping Pang
and Golf Queen perfumes, at Frost
Philbriek Drug Co
DR.. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December I'd.
Judge Silverthorn, Geo. Hart, court
reporter, and few others departed
this morning for Rhinelander, where
circuit court is in session.
Call at Dunbar & Liljeqvest's and in
spect the latest design in game sets,
which are composed of a platter and
plates in old blue They make
a nice present.
Bernhard Riebe, who was taken ill
about three weeks ago has nearly re-
covered. He had an attack of the
grippe and suffered loss in weight of
about twenty-five pounds.
There was a fire discovered in one of
the rooms in Ed Heiman's place on
Washington street, last evening at
seven O'Clock. 1t was put out with
few pals of water but ten minutes
/, later it might have proved serious
A sign is displayed in front of the
L. l.. Hudson store advertising the Hen
derson corset that is very neat affair
1t is fitted with clock and battery at
tachment, and when the clock is wound
up in the evening electric lights flash
transparent letters, which attracts the
attention of the passerby.
The turn table of the st. Paul COM
pany was completed last Saturday and
the new round house is now being used
as repository for locomotives. Some
trouble was experienced with the gaso-
line engine in the new coal sheds, but
the difficulty has been overcome, and
/ the new water tank and sheds are also
being used.
Which do you perfer. pneumonia or
good health. If you desire the forme +
continue to 60 out in the cold with an old
suit of underwear from which your
knees protrude. If you would rather
have good health go to Seim Bros, and
ask for some of their nice, warm, all
wool winter underwear, which is at a
reasonable figure.
A report was circulated around town
Sunday morning that JOS Noiseanx bad
committed suicide in the county jail by
cutting his throat with pocket knife.
The authority for the report was the
! proprietor of certain Third street
resort, and as all of his stories of tragedy
have been proven false in the past, this
one, too, was unfounded.
The sawmill of the Alexander Lum-
Der Co. in Alabama is almost COM
pleted and will begin saving lumber
by early winter. Last Tuesday even
ing Mr.. Alexander sent down as a crew
from here VIM Gleason, Jim Sullivan,
Ed Freeman, Ernst Traeger and John
Koboc. Southern labor is found unprof-
liable and especially so for positions
where skilled labor is required.
Conrad Anthem, whom we reported
last week as recovering from hisillnoss,
has since suffered relapse and yester-
day he was so low that visitors were
not allowed to enter the room but this
morning it is reported that his condi-
ton is somewhat improved He is suf-
fering with pneumonia. and this com
bined with his old age, causes an APP
prehension on the part of relatives and
friends as to the outcome.
If strangers, or novices, spoil your
sewing mac hine, you have no recourse,
A. z. Bailey guarantees all work TO
give satisfaction. Shop at 612 Fourth
Street, Phone 243. If
Areport just issued by the census de-
partment in regard to the manufacture
ing interests of the country shows Wis
c)nsin to rank ninth in the value Of
manufactured goods, this report cover