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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-10

late Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Single
on the 18th day of June, 1865. This
union was blessed with one son who
passed away in infancy. He is survived
by his devoted wife and few distant
relatives who reside in Vermont and
California. His parents died many
years ago; his mother after having re-
sided in this city with her son for a
number of years.
The funeral ceremonies took place
from the home at 2:30 O'Clock, Friday
afternoon, the Rev FIR +. NJ Thomp-
son, rector of St. Johns Episcopal
church,. officiating. After the impress
i've service of the Episcopal church had
been concluded, the Masonic fraternity
took charge. Mr.. Parcher had been a
member of Forest Lodge, +. and A. M
for over forty years and he was also
member of Wausau Chapter, R. A. M,
and St. Omer Commandery, X. L. and
the attendance of his Masonic brethren
was very large. These services were
conducted by DR.. p. A. Riebe, w. NJ of
Forest Lodge and p. w. M, S. H.
Alban, of Rhinelander.
Old time friends sent in floral tributes
in profusion, as it seemed to them the
most fitting way of expressing their
love and esteem for deceased. Beauti-
full designs came from various business
institutions and fraternal societies.
The following named attended the
funeral and went to the cemetery in
bouy Mayor M. H. Duncan, Ex-
Mayors, d. L. Plumer, j. E. Leahy,
John Ringle, Gustave Mueller, John
w. Miller, H. E. McEachron, V. A.
Anderson, j. N. Manson, E. G. thinner
man. Joseph Reiser and Louis Mar
chetti
The following named acted as pail
bearers Walter Alexander, w. I.
Collins, John Kiefer, G. f. Turner, e.
D. Jones and H. E. McEachron,
A large concourse followed the re-
mains to their last resting place in Pine
Grove cemetery and as the day was
very warm for December, many went
down on the street cars that they might
be present at the final services.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-10
SHORT NEWS TEAS.

Ike Friede has given up his pawn
broker business.
Forest Lodge F. and A. NJ. will elect
officers tomorrow evening.
Special goods for special purposes at
Callies' Ask him about them.
The stores of our city will keep open
evenings from now until Christmas.
The Monday Evening Study club met
last evening with Mrs. Walter E. Curtis.
DIR. w. I. Lawrence, dentist. Over
Danbar's iewelry store Telephone
No. 1882. n12-tf
John Ferguson will go to the Masonic
home, near Milwaukee, sometime this
week, to reside
DIR. Tnrbin, the eminent German
specialist and Surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December 10.
The Wausau Telephone company has
just issued supplement to its directory
adding some 125 names and numbers,
The most complete almanac ever pub
lished, given away free at the Singer
store, 209 Washington street. d3-2w
S. j. HuntIy, soH-in-law of j. B.
Vaughan, who has been conducting a
paper in Wykoff, Mimi, has made sale
of his plant.
The high school grounds are being
flooded to form skating place for the
children. G. j. Winton is also flooding
part of his grounds for skating.
Billy: Take me over to John Stark
this evening and treat me to some of
that delicious ice cream, candy, ice
cream soda or hot drinks which he
serves-Kate.
Eva, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August
Helke, operated on for appendicitis a
week ago, is reported to be much worse
today. She had been improving since
the operation.
Ladies who wish to give cigars for
Christmas can purchase choice brands
here No questionable cigar in allur-
ing boxes in this store Wiechmann
Pharmacy, 69t steps from P. D.
We don't only handle gold paint, but
every other color. From 10c up-Cal-
lies.
The mail carriers report that the
voluminous mails preceding Christmas
are already beginning to come in.
Yesterday each carrier was unable to
take out on the first trip all the mail
which had accumulated during Sunday
Don't buy your friends lot of silly,
useless stuff for Christmas. Go to
Seim Bros and make selection from
neckties, gloves, mufflers, silk hand
kerchiefs, umbrellas, smoking Jackets,
silk suspenders, initial handkerchiefs,
etc.
The Wausau base ball clubs directors
will put sprinklers on the base bail
diamond tomorrow, in an endeavor to
get the foundation for an ice rink
started. The sprinklers will be used
every day until a fine skating place is
afforded.
Walter Reinhart, of the town of Wau-
sau, vino operates large dairy farm has
fine cattle, large barns, clearly and
airy stables, has just completed ce-
ment floor for barn 36x120 feet. The
work was done by Dessert & Tesch.
You can get pictures framed cheaper
at my store now than you ever paid be-
fore. -Callies.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-10

proceedings. The ordinances will be
corrected at once. The town board of
Weston will be asked to take some steps
to suppress two resorts within its con-
fines.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-10
First National Bank Report.

Report of the condition of the First
National Bank at Wausau, in the state
of Wisconsin, at the close of business,
December 3, 1907
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-10

w. p. Sloan has moved into til e
Single residence on Grand Ave, lately
owned and occupied by Nj. A. Mcneil.
Better look over your walls and cell
ing. II wall paper is not holding good,
| viii give you some more free before
Jan. LIST. proving have any left of the
same kind--O. c. CaIlies.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-10


State of Wisconsin, county Of Marathon. IS:
la. II. Grout Cashier of the above-named
bank. do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true 70 the best Of my knowledge and
belief A. II. CIRCUIT. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day Of December, 1907. c. G.. KRUEeER-
Notary Public. Wis
CoRREcT-Attest:
D. l. PLUNER,
c. F. DUNBAR, }Directors
JOHN RISGLR,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-12-10

4 son was born Saturday to Officer
Frank Oviztt and wife
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10

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Nuenltc itatt, Gic @rottc icl6it lit
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Der Bet sur &crih6ncrlmg beitraQcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10
GA
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tcrt mor0cn, un6 lit bon Der gabnpcr.
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@ut SciG!- lie 9e3irfStoo$.
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men, 0uB ooS &ononcnboot n8oter-
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8iaa 2(6iaeion oui Gorih, Die er be-
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pom 0ambcrg, Ct. b. Nlbert, erbobte
@ufmcrfiamteit. Ger Gr5biidoi er.
flGrte in ieilem Sdreiben an ben
Ffarrer, er miid)c iid jmor tidt III
rein politiihc 6ragen eil ltn0 be-
idrGufc Die @eiitIihen nid)t I'M Sc.
brulld6 ibrer 6iirgcrliden Hed)te. Sc.
6odl mode sic StcQltng Ser Liberation
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lebunng Der religioien @eiiibIc ser
&atboliten ourf einjelne Srganc Der
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Hedtc BON @eiItIidJeH nid)t beidrGnte,
c%rircut, gr lei onigeltellt ols GOnl-
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Eorteien pelde sic So5inloemotra.
ten bcfGmpieu. leSbol6 baIte er al.
ieincr Gon0iontur ieit.
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thug" tbeilte &iorrer @runoinger
init, err pcroc. menn erlpGbIt, ser libe-
roIru &artei ais &oipitant beitreter.
Sn reIigioien 6rogen mcroe er nodl
Der BON ser Enrtei aufgeitellten HegeI
ireie 6an0 behalter. Sn leinen Wabl-
re0en weroe CT Den eingenommencn
S%tnnbpunft ouSiiibrlid) Oorle8en.
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bot Bic @rcner @0ric cine 9elobnung
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Mcne Giirnbabu in Sun SalOaOOr

Snn Solpaoor, 9. Mai. -
ErGiioGnt 6igueroo biligtc ben nit
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Y%rGitoenten lutO @eneral . Wand3cr
Der yEannmeritaniiden 9obn ). NJ.
H%eelono, ACKNOWLEDGMENT @ertra1 iiir
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ga Union uno Gan S%alpaoor. Gle
9(rbeit ioll lebn Wonote nodb qrtbeil.
ter 3uitimmnng Oes G~onBrciiea III
Nngriif genonlmen mcr0cn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-10

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spprbsf.@6e sea puiu. nab Asrrsn-eit.
Sanpteuariier oe5 Sefdnebereins -MR 10,
BtrfammIuueen oeS .eentennjul Mebeer.
8erttnS" ieoeH 9. Nth 4. BieHftue Im
gtonut. 1elepbpr-9. q Y. 1Bulfe 1756 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-26
TRADER BECAME A GUNBoAT.
Passengers Narrowly Escaped Figur-
ing in Sea Fight.

MEXICO CITY, March 26.-Capt. Joaquin
Lires of the Mexican steamer Olympia, has
been arrested at the port of Vera Cruz by
captain of the Mexican army on the
charge of f1libustering and Is incarcerated
in the military prison at that place.
The Olympia a Mexican trading steamer.
plies between the gulf ports of Mexico
and the Atlantic ports Of Central America.
On the steamers last trip from Belize to
Puerto Cortez she put in at the latter port
and was immediately boarded by Gen.
Quiros Of the Honduran army. The steamer
at that time was flying the Mexican flag
and carried a number of passengers, not
one of whom was aware that a war had
broken out between Nicaragua and Hon
duras until the presence of Gen. Quiros and
his aids proclaimed the fact
Soon the vessel was tied up to the pier
and during the late hours of the night 600
Honduran soldiers. large quantity of
small arms and 10000 rounds of ammuni-
ton. together with two rapid-fire guns,
were taken on board.
The passengers protested to Capt. Lires
but their appeals were met by insults. 1t
Is said, flung at them by Gen. Quiros.
When the steamer was well out to sea a
German military engineer superintended the
mounting of the rapid-fre guns, one of
them being placed in the pilothouse and
the other on the port side of the vessel.
Then 1t was that American artillerymen
appeared and manned these pieces. Upon
arriving at Ceiba Gen. Gallardo Of the Hon.
duran army boarded the vessel, together
with q large number Of men. supply of
ammunition was also taken on at this port.
It was found that all of the troops could
not embark at this point. and the overflow
was placed In launches, which were to be
tOwed by the steamer. The Honduran
steamer La Lumbla joined the Olympia
here. When the latter vessel again steamed
hnvs 1axxrs fh<z
the launches were tosseed about in a dan
gerous manner. Finally one Of these CON-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-26
PATENT OFFICE RESERVATIONS.
Several Examiners to Leave for Con-
nection With Private Firms.

Two certain designations and two or three
probable designations of examiners in the
patent Office are soon to be announced, ac-
cording to information which Is current
among patent attorneys in this city. Whlle
in the past 1t has been common thing Tor
patent officials to leave the service to en-
ter private patent firms, where their tai
ents have commanded greater remuneration
than they received from the government,
such q wholesale leave-taking is unusual.
It will mean another shake-up in the force,
including numerous transfers and promo
lions.
One Of the officials whose resignation is
understood to be decided upon Is John M.
Colt, one Of the three examiners-in-c chief.
and an appointee Of the President, at 5000
a year He will in the near future become
a member Of a firm of patent attorneys Of
this city.
Thomas A. Witherspoon, principal exam
liner, division of firearms and navigation.
is also about to resign to enter local
spoons salary in the patent office is $500.
The names of the two or three other prin-
cipal examiners who are about to leave the
service are not divulged, but their going is
said to be practically a certainty.
For years the salaries Of technical ex-
perts In the patent office have been re-
garded by those most closely connected
with the office much too low to induce
efficient men to remain in the service. Eff
forts been made to secure a larger appro-
priation for the purpose of paying these
men what they could earn on the outside,
but largely without avail.
That the government should be deprived
Of the services Of experts for purely finan-
cfal reasons Is regarded by many as with
out excuse. This state of affairs was re-
Gently reported as existing throughout the
government departments by the civil serv-
ice commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-26
SEA=ROVER'S REMEDY
POSTUM COFFEE AND ITS POWER TO RE
BUILD.

The young daughter Of a government officer
vbose duties keep him almost constantly on board
shin between this country and Europe tells an
Interesting tale Of the her father made Of
Natsre,s food remedy to cure an attack Of ma
larial fever:
FEATHER recently returned from q long sea trip
had ridden and emaciated from an attack Of ma
lsrisl chills and fever" she writes: I'm such
c..e. people usually dose themselves with med-
eines. and we were surprised when he. instead Of
employing drugs, proceeded to devote himself ex-
clusively to Postum Food Coffee. Of which he has
lour been fond. He used two or more cups at
each meal drinking 1t very hot and between
meals uuenched his fever-engende, ed thirst at
an hours of the day and night from q supply we
RENT ready IN the water cooler. For several days
his only drink and sometimes his only food was
Postum CosIse, hot or cold, according to the mo-
meuts fancy.
'swithin Q day or two his improvement was no.
ticeable and within week he was q well man
amin. able to resume his arduous occupation.
ssHe frst began to drink Postum Food Coffee
several years ago. ~ Q remedy for insomnia. for
which he found It Invaluable. and Hikes 1t much
and fnds Il 20 benencfal that he always uses 1t
when he 10 1t home where he can get it, Nsme
Given b. Postum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich. VALE
THIS man uses Postum Q remedy, Il b In no
sense q medicine. but only food in liquid form.
Bat this II natures way and There's q reason"
See the little book ''Ths Road to MELVILLE" IN
pkGs.