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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-16

Adolph Holnb and Robert Fenhaus
have purchased the j j Graebei store
on the west side and will take possession
Aug. Is.
John w. Miller, register of the U. s.
land Office, is taking the thirty days
vacation allowed him each Year BY the
government.
LoTs FOR sALE-Eight lots in the
Manson addition. few blocks from
the Wausau high school. for,sale cheap
Enquire at the PILoT office.
Dir. Sauerhfring has purchased a
Ford automobile of the runabout ~ pc.
He brought it from Milwaukee Thurs
day, making the run in eleven hours.
An alliance of nearly all the German
societies of the state was formed in
Milwaukee last week. j ii. Eeil o
Wausau, was elected one of the vice
presidents.
Chas Nutter, city engineer, who was
confined to his home for week on ac-
count of rheumatism, was able to get
down town, for the first time Friday
He feels much improved at present.
was born, last week, unto Mr. and Mrs
c. p Abraham, of Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Abraham's home was formerly in
Wausau and her maiden name was
Alma Lamphier.
The artificial lake in the fair grounds
has become a great resort for small
boys, who go there afternoons and
divest themselves of clothing and battle
in its water. Two uplifted fingers in
the form of Y is a signal among them
to repair to the fair grounds.
The school census OF Merrill shows
that city to have 1871 children of school
age, or 240 less than last year. Figuring
on this basis at rate of p TO /, which
is generally accepted as nearly correct
ratio, Merrill at present has 9, 149 people.
The state census of 1905 gave that city
9, 1877 people; thos it is evindent that the
city is not growing any.
The Wausau Box and Lumber Co.,
burned out few weeks ago, has cleaned
up all remains of the fire. A few ma
chimes were found to be in such con-
dition that they can be used again, after
repairs have been made and certain
damaged parts have been replaced.
The balance of the iron was sold to the
ID. j. Murray CO., to go into the scrap
heap. The first named company has
made no decision yet as to rebuilding.
Co. & will leave next Saturday morn
ing for Camp Douglas, where the boys
will be in camp until the Saturday fol-
lowing, during which time they will go
through the camp and field work of a
soldier, except eating the same kind of
GRUB" as is dished ont in time of SER
vice, On the evening of the Friday
preceding the company will give a
dance at the armory, for which the
Second Regt. orchestra of Marshfield
will furnish music.
The Liederkranz society last Thurs
day elected the following officers:
President-Chas Boerke.
Vice president-Otto Mathie
Secretary-Gustay Bohndorf
Herman Lemke.
Director-Gustav Mueller
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Naffz.
Janitor-Frank Lietz
Trustee-Jos Lohmar.
Louis Leak, Victor Klecker and VIM.
Neuling were appointed committee
to arrange for the annual picnic, which
is to be held on Sunday, Aug. lS. The
place for holding same has not been
decided upon
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First publication July 9, last Aus. IS.


Municipal Court. Marathon County State oil
Wisconsin.
The g. d. Jones Land Company, corpora
ton, fiainun'
We.
Hermann Speiser and Mrs. Hermann Speiser,
the wife IF the said Hermann Speiser II he
have a wife; and his unknown widow, II
be be- dead and if there be snch widow;
and the unknown heirs of Hermann 8 2elsef.
if he be dead and if there be such heirs
and the unknown owners of the west one
half of the northeast one-fouTth WA OF
nell of section eleven Ill, township TWEEN
weight (26) north, of range lime W east,
Marathon county, Wisconsin,
Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin, to the said defendants
and each of them:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after seryice OF this summons,
exclusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action In the court aforesaid; AND
in case of your failure to do, Judgment Will Dc
rendered against You according TO the demands
of the com plant of which copy is herewith
served upon YOU Nj. w. SWEET,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
PO. Address, Wanssu, Marathon county, WIS
consin.
Note: The original complaint IN THIS actlon
is now ON file with the clerk OF said court ~
Weusau, Marathon county, WISCONSIN,, ano saiu
action affects the title to The following premises
to-Wit: The west one-hslf of the northeast one
fourth (w14 of mel Of section eleven ui' to"a o.
ship twenty -eight l2o) north, Of range nine W
east, Marathon county, WISCONSIN.
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turn home earlier than was expected
on account of the illness of Mr.. Larson.
He was taken sick with a fever and
came directly to his home in Wansau.
At first it was thought that the trouble
was typhoid MIR. Larson is able to be
about again. but his boy is now down
with the same trouble.
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4 Sure Cure For 81. Yifus Dance.

''Clark's Nerve Tonic has been in use
so years and it has not failed to cure
case where the directions were faithfully
followed. 1t is equally effective 10 re-
lleylng nervous prostration and extreme
nervousness, etc. For sale by Frost
Philbrick Drug CO., also by q. w
Clark. Send all communications and
mail orders direct to g. w Clark, 2O4
jackson St, WaEsau, Wis. m22-tf
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EXCURSION RATES

Eastern Wisconsin Saengerfest, Mani
towoc Via the North Western
Line
Tickets on sale July 10, 20 and 81 good
returning July %. For tickets and fall
information apply to any ticket agent
of the North Western Line. 1t
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EXCURSION RATES

Monona Lake Assembly, Madison, Via
The North-W Western Line.
Tickets on sale July "a and %, good
returning, August Z. For tickets and
full information apply to any ticket
agent of the North western Line. 1t
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First publication July 9, last July 80

Notice TO CredltoIS-
State Of Wisconsin. County Gonrt for Maratnon
County.-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that the time up to
and Including the tirst Tuesday Of Feb GARY
1905. Is hereby allowed 10 creditors 81 Wendal
s,tsrk, deceased, TO present theii claims ly ~,
Examination aud allowance. Also that al
claims So presented wdl be examined and sd-
insfed at a regular tenn of said county court 10
BE- held at the court houfe ia the citg on "ausaus
on the first Tuesday Ut February. I'VE ana on
the flrAf tuesday of March, 1898
Dated July z, 1861.
By the court,
HKNRY MILLER, County Judge.
Reowu PRADT GEERICH 4 ANDERSON,
Attorneys
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids win be
received by the school board OF the town or
Hewitt up to IL o'clock M, July Goth. 1907, for
the building of new school house in said town:
The board reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids, For further information apply to A. h.
Ferguson, clerk, Hogarty, Wis,
j9-2t SCHOOL BOARD.
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First publication June Is, last July ..
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS

Sealed propose lsAfor the construction Of The
following sewers will be received by the board
of public works al their office in the city hall up
to o'clock p m, Aug 3. 1907.
About VA feet of 90 inch sewer and $50 feet
of Is inch sewer to Bells addition; about $40
feet of 10 inch and $40 feet of II inch on Bridge
street. about l0l5 feet of - inch sewer on
Second street; about $50 feet of 10 inch sewer or
Sixth avenue; about 4SO feet of 10 inch sewer on
Hamilton street; about $50 feet of SO inch sewer
on Seventh street; about 800 feet of 10 inch
sewer on Chicago avenues about 1850 feet of "
inch sewer on First avenue north about $50
feet of le inch sewer on Fourth avenue SOUTH
about 760 feet of 10 inch sewer on Fourth street,
about $40 feet of 10 inch sewer on Humboldt
street; about 1876 feet of 10 inch sewer on Sixth
street; and about 235 feet of IL inch sewer on
Third street.
All proposals must be subject to plans and
specifications on file in the Office of the city
clerk, anG accompanied by certified check OF
10 per cent. of the bid.
N N. a. DuNcAN Board of Pub
ct II. E. MAEeuARDr lie WORKS
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First publication July 3. last July 80.

Notice to Creditors
state Of Wisconsin, County Court for Marathon
Counfy.-In Probate.
Notice IL hereby given that the time mp 10 and
includins the fret Tuesday Ut February, 1905, 10
hereby allowed to creditors Of henry Treufsi,
deceassd, to present thsir claims for examine
ton anS allowance Also that all ctsims pre-
ssnted will be examined and adjusted AZ rsgu-
Lar term Of said county court to be held 81 the
court house ia the city of WausaD, on the hrst
tuesday Of February, 1866. and on the frst Tnss-
DAY Of March, 1905.
Deted July 5th. 1907.
By tbs court,
LEON c. MILLER,
Rexister In Probate
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First publication July 2, last Aug. Is.

First publication July 2, last Aug. H.
Summons.
In Circuit Court, Marathon County, State of
W. H. Mylrea, Plaintiff,
Augusta Mathews widow of John
Mathews, deceased Lydia Mathews
Jalley Lena Mathews 1unZel Lizzie
Mathews Goerling j Ohm l., Mathews;
Minnie Mathews Bromnnd Louis
Mathews August Mathews; Mary
Mathews Cation; Martha Mathews
Meeker; Arthur Mathews; Dorothea
Mathews; Ruby Mathews and Harry
Matthew'S, Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the said Defendants
and each of them
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
twenty days after service of this summons, OK
clueive of the day of service, and cefend the
above entitled action in the Court aforesaid, and
10 case of your failure to do, Judgment will be
rendered against you according to the demand
of the complaint.
KAEUTzER BIRD RosENBERRY,
Plaintiff Attorneys, Wausau Wis.
The above named defendants will take notice
that the original complaint 10 this action ts now
on file with the Clerk of the above named Court
and that the premises affected thereby are the
North onehalf of the Northeast quarter OF sec.
ton Sixteen, township Twenty Seven North, OF
range Eight, East, in Marathon county, VIE.
kREUTzER, BIRD 4 RosENBERRY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Wausau, Wis
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T. c. RYAN.
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ALL THE LATEST METHODS.
NEAL BROWN. L. A, PRADT. O. 8. GILBERT
ABSTRACTS.

We have the only abstract of Mara
thon county. We have thoroughly
qualified abstractor and make abstracts
at reasonable prices. We are respons-
lille for all abstracts made by us and
guarantee that they show the condition
Of the title properly as it appears on
record
An abstract of title is useful if you
desire to sell or mortgage your prop
erty, and is very valuable in ascertain
ing defects in your title that can be
easily reinedied and yet might be suf-
ticient to spoil q sale. If you desire an
abstract Of the title to your property,
call and see us
Mausau Law & Land Ass0ciatn
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17
PURPOSE OF, COMMITTEE.
VIII Recommend Financial Legislation
OF General Character

Washington, D. c., December ii
1t can be stated on the highest au-
thority that if the subcommittee on
banking and currency now dealing
with the subject can have its way, no
effort will be made by the present
congress to adopt legislation rene
dial of the present financial situation.
All the energies of that committee
will be directed towards the framing
and passage of laws more general in
character and which will be intended
to prelude shrinkage of the circula-
ton, entailing widespread financial
distress.
The Subcommittee held a four hour
conference today with its chairman,
Representative Fowler 0f New Jersey,
at which the bin which the srD-cOm-
mittee has undertaken to draft was
earnestly discussed, hut no decision as
to it's precise character and scope was
reached. It is nOt likely that the sub
committee will be ready to report on
the bill until after the holidays
Then the main committee will spend
considerable time examining the bill
perhaps to revise or amend it.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17

Passed Away Suddenly at His Home
i'm Wilmington, Del.

Wilmington, Del, December IA
Right Rev Leighton Coleman, bishop
of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of
Delaware, died today at the Episcopal
residence, Bishopstead, in this city.
His death was s,.dden and was MT
known until his son, Rev Alex l. Du-
pont Coleman of New York City, who
came on to stay with him after his
recent attack of illness, entered his
room and found him dead in bed
Bishop Coleman had been i'll only
about a week being first taken with
a bad cold, which subsequently, de-
He1oped into kidney trouble. and it is
presumed that death was directly d lie
to heart failure
Leighton Coleman was born in Phil !
adelnhia, May 3, 1887, and was the son
of Rev. John Coleman, prominent
priest of the Episcopal church and
writer on church matters.
Bishop Coleman was educated at
st James school and the Episcopal
Ate denny. Phila lelphia, and entered
the theological seminary of Ne:g YORK,
graduating afte~ three years course
in 1861.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17
DRIVEN ON BEACH IN STORM
Ircw Of BARK Edmund phincy Res-
Cuc'l With DiffiCulty

New York. December 1.-THE bark
Edmund Phinney. from Savannah. Ga =.
for Perth Amboy, with lumber and
| railroad crossties, was caught in "A
heavy snow storm and gale along tho
dangerous shoals OF Sandy Hook this
morning and was driven on the beach
about mile from the point OF the
hook and near the government prov
ing grounds. AS soon as she grounded
the vessel turned broadside 20 the
beach and lay rolling heavily. with the
heavy seas making a clean breach over
hel decks. Th, hign surf made IL int
possible for the Sandy Hook saving
crew To row 10 their assistance. and
recourse was had To the Lyle gun in
an attempt TO shoot a line TO the clever
imperilled seamen who could be seen
in the teeth OF a 60 mile gale. After
also failed as the gun had To be fired
in the teeth of 6. mile gale. After
all attempts with the life line ha,.
failed, the crew launched a new power
gasoline engine and il was taken in
tow by a wrecking tug, which then
started for the stranded bark. Tn"
seas, driven by the wind. were 50 high
that the tug was soon obliged TO put
back and seek shelter OF the hook.
An hour later the Phinney's foremasl
was carried away and the crew were
seen gathered in the stern OF the yes
sell
Shortly before 9 o'clock a line was
sent out and reached the Phinney and
the life savers brought the crew ashore
in the breeches buoy.
The Phinney is of Go tons net AMI
is owned by S. l.. V. Jones, or New
York
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS
Case Against Field Brothers Contin-
ued-BOnds Declared Invalid.
Raleigh, n. c., December 1.-The
supreme court filed the following op-

| Raleigh, n. c., December 1.-THE
| supreme court filed the following op-
! iAiOns: State VS. ". q. Lewis, trO.i
Columbus, affirmed; Improvement
Company VS. commissioners of Robe
son, affirmed as to plaintiff, reversed
as to defendant; Wharton VS. Green's
bOrO, from Guilford, error; Ti3e VS.
Whitaker, from Forsyth, new trial;
Holstein VS. Phillips, from HendeI son,
affirmed; Weaver VS. Love, from Yancy
no error; Rudisill, VS. Whitener, from
Burke, new trial; Alvey VS. City of
Asheville, affirmed; Kinsland VS. Grim
shaw, from Pennsylvania, affirmed; 4;
Lee VS. Baird from Buncombe, appeal
dismissed; Burns VS. Mcfarland, from
Buncombe, affirmed; Penland VS. Bar
nard, for Cherokee, affirmed; Burnett
VS. Lyman, from Buncombe, appeal
dismissed; DuckwOrth VS. Jordan
from Pennsylvania, per curiam, at
tirmed; Stewart VS. Stewart, from Ma
con, dismissed for Noncompliance
with rule 10; Neal VS. Owens, from
Transylvania, dismissed for defective
records; State VS. Pitts, from MecGIen-
burg, per curiam, affirmed.
The case in the federal court against
James and Bascom Fields, brothers, Of
Durham charged with stealing $4,000
from a mail car, is continued to the
special term mex: me nth.
F. M. Pate, distiller, of Lagrange,
pleaded guilty to fraud, paid $500 fine
and forfeited his whiskey and plant.
The supreme court declares ,Evalil
$50 900 of bonds issued by Greensboro
to improve its water system. it de-
clares valid the bonds issued to build
the court house in Robson county.
The Raleigh anti-saloon league an
nounces that next week prohibition
speeches will be made at the Baptist
Tabernacle, Academy of Music, Sold
iers Home, Fayetteville Street Baptist
church, Jenkins Memorial church and
Carleigh Mills, Governor Glenn is to
speak at four of these, other speakers
being Rev. NJ F. Ham, B. F. Dixon,
Geo. w. Pennington, and Rev. r. l..
Davis.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17

were not open for traffic until late
this afternoon.
On account OF numerous tangles
OF electric light and telephone wires.
caused by the broken circuits the
city Is in darkness stonight most OF
the residences being dark. Neither
was there current for commercial
power during the day.
The Southern Bell Telephone COM
pany reported nearly 1900 phones
out OF order tonight and TWENTY-FIVE
la emen are being hurried here from
RicL mond and Atlanta.
Tw. weeks will be required nj
least TO restore the system in a tenn
porary wA.v.
Country roads are blocked with
wires and fallen ;Tees and several
rural mail routes wcre abandoned this
All the railroad traiGS were de-
Iayed by lack OF facilities. Storm
seems 10 have been central here and
meaGrc reports from the country
districts indicate that the damage
has been heavy
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17
work the cruise is to bring them.

work the cruise is to bring them.
Sunday will be a day of farewell
partings at Old Point. The families
OF the many officers who go out in
the fleet are there and the last visit
ashore by the officers will be made
Sunday night.
Monday morning the flag and line
officers will go to the Mayf1ower TO
be received by the president and fol-
lowing this feature of the program
OF departure the officers will return
to their ships which at 10J O'Clock
will get underway.
The MayfOwer leading will lay
too of the tail of the horse shoe and
II will be at this point at lower Ches-
apeake bay that the president will re-
view the fleet as the vessels pass in
single file preceding at the rate OF
10 knots an hour, led by Rear Ad-
hiral Evans flagship, the Connecti-
cut.
The signal to get under way will
be flown from the towering yards
OF the flagship of the Connecticut
shortly before 10 o'clock and the
ships will pass outside the Virginia
capes, turn their prows TO the south
and lay a course through the eastern
end OF the West Indies to Trinidad,
the first scheduled stopping place.
After the officers leave the May
Hover and return to ships fleet will
immediately get underway in single
column, preceded by the Mayfiowe-
to the horse shoe.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17
'FRUIT OF HIS FOLLY"
Enjoyable Local Talent Production at
Burgaw Friday Night

On Friday night, at Burgaw, under
the auspices Of the teachers OF the
Burgaw High School, many of whom
participated in the performance, q
delightful and highly enjoyable local
talent play was given, the production
being entitled /" Fruit of His Folly
The play was given in the town
hall, which had been made into a real
theatre, and the stage settings ami
other accessories were all that could
be desired.
Music for the occasion was furnish
ed by string band from Wilmington.
The play was given for the benefit
of the Burgaw High School and a
creditable sum was realized for that
purpose.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17
PRAISES CLEVELAND
Shaw Makes Closing
Speech i'm Campaign.

Bristol Va, Dec. 14.-Ex-Secretary
Leslie NJ. Shaw Of the treasury de-
partment delivered the closing speech
OF the campaign OF Bascomp Slemp.
son of the late Congressman Campbell
Slemp for congress, at Norton, Vir-
ginia tonight.
'We owe a debt Of gratitude TO Grow
or cleveland for maintaining the integ-
rity OF our credit" sair Mr. Shaw. 1T
seems to have been his special task t1
hold the country against the popular
sentiment having its root in green
hacksm. In my judgment very few
men who have held the Office would
Jhave combatted the Overwhelming
sentiment OF his own party for the
free coinage OF silver and the very
pronounced sentiment in the opposition
party"
After telling of the prosperity that
came to the country through the wise
administration OF Mckinley he add
ed:
1T has been the great privilege OF
Theodore Roosevelt 70 demonstrate
that in this country the people and not
the capitalists govern. Few II any pre-
yious occupants of the white house
have been as fearless as he in the dis
charge OF the executive functions OF
the government Under his leadership
the supremacy Of the law and ths
university OF its application has
before in our history.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17
Gridiron Club Elects Officers.

Washington, December l4.-The
Gridiron club at its auunal meeting
today elected the following officers
for the coming year:
President-James 3 Henry. Of the
Philadelphia Press
Vice Presiden.-Crcsby >. Noyes,
the Washington Star.
Secrctary-Jo John s. Shiver. Balu-
more American.
Trcasurer-Louis Garthea. Baltl-
more AR erican.
Executive Committee-F. 4. Rich
ardson. Arthur w. Dunn r. V. Oula-
han.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17
STOVE MANUFACTURER
Southern Association Agree to Keep up
Prices OF Their Products.

Chattanooga, Tenn, December IL
The Southern Association Of Stove
manufacturers, which controls all the
stove manufacturing business Of the
entire south, held a meeting in Bir-
ningham this week. 1t was decided
that Notwithstanding the decrease in
the price OF iron throughout the coun-
try the association will keep the price:
of their product as at present.
They declared that the past year
with iron prices at the maximum,
they operated at a loss and will only
break even under present conditions
by adhering to present prices.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17
WRECK NARROWLY AvERTED
Obstruction on Track Discovered by
Engineer in Time

Roanoke, va, Dec. 14.-Norfolk
and Western westbound passenger
train No. Al narrowly escaped being
wrecked early today in a deep cut
near Roanoke. The enginea' saw
an obstruction on the track and sue
ceeded in stopping his train only af-
ter the engine had struck a mass of
dirt and stone that had rolled onto
the tracks during the night. Leslie
NJ Shaw former secretary of the
treasury, was passenger on the
train.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-12-17
POLICE JUSTICE IN TROUBLE
To hn TricI Charge nf Accepting
Passes From Railroad.

Bristol, Va, Dec. 14.-Jerre Bunting
o: this city, police justice and presi-
dent Of the city council, viii be tried
Monday morning on the charge of
accepting passes from the Bristol belt
line railway company, in violation of a
provision Of the new constitution of
Virginia. He is also under indiCtmen.
in the federal court for alleged con-
spiracy with labor agent to commit
peonage.
The charge in connection with the
railroad company was preferred by d
w. J. Cox, as relator. Mr.. Cox en-
ployed attorneys to prosecute Bunt-
ing