Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-22


Knight Durgan. of Racine
The ladies of the Universalist cburc
will hold rummage sale in the builC
ing west OF the Marathon County ,banl
on Jefferson street, commencing ON th
second Monday in April.
There is personal satisfaction !
knowing that one is well dressed. be-
SIDES the fact that occasions demand il
Our business is to furnish you with tn
proper apparel at reasonable prices.
Seim Bros.
A cheap" dentist offeu does NOR
harm in AZ hour than a skilled DENTS
can correct in 2 lifetime So it is wit
dealer who sells poor paints that fade
chalk and peel off. If you want tn
best go to Callies, whose paints hay
stood the test and are guaranteed.
The republican caucuses are to b,
held this evening and the city conven
ton on Thursday evening There are
several prominent republicans men
toned for the office of mayor. but i
looks now as ii j n Manson would re
ceive the nomination.
Henrietta Bohm, aged seventy-seyer
years, died yesterday at the home o.
her son, Emil in the town of Texas
She had been i'll week and old ace i
attributed as the cause of death. Hel
husband died last fall Funeral will be
held Thursday afternoon.
Selma Peterson, a fifteen years-old
girl living in Parcherville, will be taken
to the Home for Feeble Minded at Chip
pewa Falls within a few days. Supt.
Wllmarth, of that institution, states
that he has room for the girl, and the
girls parents have given consent to
have her committed.
Who can tell the value of a smiie9 1t
costs the giver nothing but it is beyond
price to the erring and relenting, the
sad and cherries, the lost and forsaken
ltdisarms malice, subdues temper, turns
hatred into love, revenge into kindness,
and paves the darkest paths with gems
of sunlight. A smile on the brow be-
trays kind heart, pleasant friend, an
affectlonate brother, a dutiful son, a
happy husband 1t adds charm to
beauty, il decorates the face of the de-
formed. and makes a lovely woman re-
semble an angel of Paradise '11ZEx.
On Monday afternoon, March %. the
Art and Literature department of the
Ladies Literary club will meet with
Mrs. +. l.. Hudson. The program for
the afternoon will be as follows
Leader. -........................M Mrs j. p Briggs
News Items on Art. ........... Mrs. j P. Briggs
Quakers and Palattines of Philadelphia,
Social life Of Philadelphia. Mrs J. A. ZONES jones'
Old Land Marks. $3.50. .....-.. Mrs. Adm Bardeen
Music. ....... ....-...-.. Mrs. Walter Armstrong
Landscape painters OF 1873 to 1902 ........
in Art, 1878 to 1902 Miss. silveithorn
Critic ..............M Mrs. S. NJ Quaw
Kosiusco Cyraupyxski, an Irishman
living near Mcmillan, was up before
Justice Geo Fenrich, at Fenwood Sat
urday and was found guilty of the
charge against him, and sentenced to
serve sixty days in the county Jail. The
in the case was man who
formerly owned shot gun but whose
CUR mysterionsly disappeared recently
at time when Cyranpyxski was in the
and the fellow alleged
that the Polan-, we mean the Irish
man, is like sweet Alice of concert
hall fame, he has "a taking way and
had him arrested and
over to Wausau Saturday evening.
Down Mobile" Lincoln j. Carter's
strong melodrama, will be seen at the
Grand opera house on Sunday, March 81,
for one night. The piece is a reflex
Of the characters, scenes and incidents
indigenous of the southern part of Ala
oama. Pathos, humor and wit follow
each other throughout the play Among
the most novel and striking scenes may
be mentioned rural scene showing the
nome of Josephine EdgerIy, the hero
ne; the negro quarters of the old plan
.ation; the famous Dismal Swamp, and
he burning OF the old cotton mill in the
asst act, the most realistic fire effect
ever seen on the stage. The cast is
said to be par excellent and play their
various roles with intelligence force and
much dramatic power. Prices 25, 35,
and soc.
Since ex Sheriff Aug. MarQuardt has
returned to his farm in the western
limits of the city, he is devoting large
share of his time to the raising OF pure
blood farm animals and poultry He
has bought some very fine specimens
Of sheep at the state fair on different
which have materially added
70 the value of his flocks, and has also
improving his stock of
cattle. Last fall he built an improved
hen house. This is divided into sec
ions by wire screening, each section
being occupied by different brood of
iowls, and his collection is one of the
iuest in the county comprising Black
Spanish, Plymouth Rocks, Buff Cochins
Partridge Cochins, Golden Wyandottes
White Wonders and several other well
Known varieties He also has turkeys,
reese, ducks and rabbits housed in the
iame building. During the winter he
las warmed his hen house with stove
10 that he has gathered a supply of
'ggs nearly every day
Bulletin No. 1O5 is entitled Improve
nent of Home Grounds" 1t consists
If SO pages of printed matter with
hirty-two half-tone illustrations. As
is title indicates, this bulletin tells of
he laying out OF home grounds and the
proper methods of planting trees and
shrubs thereon. Bulletin No. 10S con-
aims still larger number of pictures
and sixty pages of printed matter. 1t
.reats of the trees and shrubs for shade
md ornament. Through the various
pictures presented and the text, one
IAN learn of the trees and shrubs that
are hardy in Wisconsin and best suited
Tor adjoining home grounds. These
will be distributed to all resi-
1ents of the state who apply for the
same by postal card free of charge, so
ong as they last Non-residents should
nclose two two-cent postage stamps to
pay the expense of mailing Address
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment
Station, Madison, Wis.
Nearly every one has heard of the
famous woman's prison ut Auburn
where SD many notorious female crimi
nails are confined. Among the most
noted women confined in that depart
ment of the prison at the present time
IS Mrs Mack, who will be remembered
in connection with the Guldensuppe
rase in New York few years ago. In
the new play "Wedded and Parted, y
which Sullivan, Harris Il Woods, the
largest producers of melodrama in the
world, viii present at the Grand opera
house on tomorrow night Wednesday,
Theodore kremer, the author, has writ