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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

wANTED-High- grade. executive accountant
 Give full list of past employers. experience. age. married or single, salary wanted and ter or no attention will be paid to applica- tion- Healthy location. Stearns and Culver Lumber Company. Bagdad. Florida. -3-7t
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ENGRAVING.

WANTED-You to illustrate your ads. with our cuts: s1aey add 3s per cent to the attraStiveness of any ad.i talk tt over with The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

Al MANUFACTURER permanent business offer $50 to SI50 per week operating direct
 sales parlors for the best speciality dress shoe for men and Womeni outsells all oth- ere every person a possible customeri No Risk; answer now. Kushion Komfort Shoe Co, South St., Boston, Mass. -2-1t
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We have a fine retal stand in the best part of the city for rent-good for drug store, dry goods, or any other first-e1ass bG1Siness.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Good horse, t4o: good piano
 s25; must be sold Monday. Address P. O. Box 2s<. --te
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On Commerce street, we have a 50 foot wholesale store for rent, also a Erst-elass ware house on the L. & N. R. R. tracks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
PEACHES.

55E1SETPER-We lre handling peaches exclusiveIy: fresh from the trees. daily, all home grown M M Dawson, 216 Dexter next to Grand Opera House. -1At
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED--Partner for established Real
 Estate and Insurance Business Good prop osition. Address R. D., care Advertiser. ,
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We will build a .one-story, a two-storY or a three story hcilding on the south east cor nes of Court and Jefferson streets for the right party. We will bpild to stsit any btssiness, and give I long lease.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

AGENTs-send for sample campaign watch fob. Money back if not satisfied. 200 per cent. profit. c. H. Hanson. A Clark St,
 Chicago. -S
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TEACHERS wanted-Southern vacancies now open. s3o0-s1. 800. Attractive booklet free. Men in special demand. Can place all. Southern Teachers Agency. Columbia. S. c.
 -3-su-w-6t
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MAIL Order Business-Before you start get a copy of my large illustrated l20 page poses all secrets: not issued in interest, of any supply house; over s0,00o copies sold; eaftsfaction guaranteed; particulars free.
 A swett 520 Royal Insurance Bldg.. Chi earo -2-su-tf
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F. M. KotN & SON, Real Estate and Insuranee.
 Stocks and Bonds. 76 t-2 Commesee St.-Phone 56s.

For $2,5oo.oo we offer a P n per cent. investment, fouf blocks from the post office. Fouf houses and lots neaf Highland Park for $1,S00.00, for. the bsnch; cheap at $2r 5O0.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

wANTED-Thres or four young men to write insurance Good pay and good hours for right parties. Apply Room ST. Vandiver Bldg, fifth floor. --3-3t
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FOR RENT.

FOR Notwithstanding house. 81s Montgom- cry Street, dwelling eleven rooms, kitch- en building. fans, bathroom each floor. near business center immediate possession given
 Apply Ill Moulton St -l2 FOR RENT-Dry basement suitable for storing furniture. Call at 222 N. Hull St, or phone 3336. -I2 A FURNISHED three-story brick hotel. equipped with water and lights for rent, Sept. 1st, 1908. Apply to J. Parrish. Clayton. Ala --14-7t FOR RENT-New Building No IIs-I3i Coo sa Street. In the heart of wholesale district
 50x100 it. Two stories and small cellar
 Electric elevator. 50 fl. platform in rear on douDle rauroao uack H bO4 Dexter Ave, Phone 1OOA. -15-su-t If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

RIG MoNEY-can be made by men and
 women canvassing for subscriptions for The American Boy, the best magazine for boys in the world There is boy in nearly every home, and all parents want their boys to have 1t. The cash commission is large. and each month we distribute cash prizes be- eides Write today to The Sprague Publish ing Co. 7th Floor. Majestic Building, De- -troit Mich -2-eosu
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REAL ESTATE

 JAMES GALLAGHER--Refersn Firs National and Fourth National Banks o Montgomery. -G
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MISCELLANEOUS


 
 I AM Now prepared to overhaul focO- motives and stationary engines, either In or out of city. All work guaranteed. James Parker, Grove St. "a WILLIAM SIMPSON-The cabinet maker will repair. upholster, refinish your old furniture over again. also packs furniture to ship. Call phone 544S. -ss WE ARE HAVING daily cails for housss. residences and stores for rent Owners are respectfully solicited to list their property in our office Chandler Douglass -33-tf BOOTS AND SHOES made and repaired- After absence of three months I have returned to No. III Monroe street. Capital City Drug Co. Sec the sign on the side. walk. A Young --sa-St BIDS wANTED-seaIsd bids win be eon- sidered until July 9th. for the construction of brick store house. 64xleo feet. two Stor- les and basement. Must be complete Do cember 1st. 1908. We reserve the right to reject any and all bids Plane and speci- hcations can be seen at Davies Jeter q Co, Montevallo Ala. -2s-frt-s -su-wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

AGENTs--we want a lady in every city to handle our medicine. Quick sales and large
 profits Only hustlers need apply. Southern Medicine Co.,. Hartman. Tenn -9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

We have money to lend on city Rea1 Estate at reasonable rates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

AGENTg Fortune makeri-Wonderfui Self Working Washer. does washing by itself. Runs automatically by water works pres sure; saves all hard work of wash day: new invention: sales unprecedented Agents wanted who can handle high-class proposi- tfon: exclusive territory; $500 to $400 per month. The Eagle Tool Co.,. Sole Mfrs. Dept SIT. Cincinnati. o. -2
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HORSE SHOEING.

RoosT for the growth of our prosperou
 c,tv wa are the pioneers of modern horse shoeing Ask your neighbors. Taley Horse shceinK O., Madison Ave. go
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s21o MOTOR Cycle or Horse and Buggy furnished our men for travelling. and $s5 per month and expenses. to take orders for the greatest portrait house in the world,
 You will receive, postpaid. a beautiful lex2o this ad Write for particular R. D. Mar tel, Dept. 125. Chicago. -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

LADY gEW)RS-Make sanitary belts at home: materials furnished; SIS per hun dred Particulars stamped envelope. Dept
 z5k, Dearborn Speciality Co.,. Chicago. a
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PAPER HANGING.

WILL, Paper rooms and furnish paper as cheap as S4 50 per room for short time only Austin's wall Paper Parlor. Phone 1885
 22M Commerce. 0so'
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

FEMALE Heip wanted--A first class cook can secure a good position in small family. Good wages. Apply at once SIS
 Catoma St. -4
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WANTED-AGENTS.

sS60 MONTHLY easily made fitting eye glasses. Write today for free Booklet 104." Tells how, Easy to learn. Best and easiest money making business. We start you Ma tional Optical College. St. Louis. -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A FEW Dollars will start a prosperous mall order business: we furnish catalogues and everything necessary; by our easy method
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

wANrED-Ladies to copy short ad. letters At home spare time. no canvassing. Cash weekly Reliable firm Delta Sales CO. s4e Granite Bldg. Rochester. N r.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for house. keeping; desirable location for the summer, will rent cheap until October. Phone S0s3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

AN ELEGANT modern apartment of three rooms and bath with every convenience for housekeeping, from october 1st. Can be SONN0-. -1s-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

wANTEp-A first class cook for small family, to live on premises. Phone 242s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

FOR RENT-Four rooms. ground floor. furnished complete for housekeeping, as bedrooms as desired. An conveniences Bath, phone Apply 137 Wilkinson, or phone 1947. Wed-Fri-Sun-1S-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28

FOR RENT-Front bedroom and kitchen furnished, for light housekeeping. s24 Clay
 ton St ia
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
A DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON.

Mrs. Walter Alexander delightfully."-
entertained about thirty of the young
and married ladies, on Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Walter ID Alexander, of Bloomington,
Ill. 1t was Christmas party and the
decorations were in keeping with the
holiday season. Each guest was re-
quested to bring scissors and thimb!e
and when the hostess bad been greeted,
each was ushered into the drawing room
in Che center of which was large table
filled with bright colored ribbons of
various widths and materials for
fashionip2 almost any fancy article, and
a Christmas tree on which there were
no trimmings Each guest was given
the privilege Of making any article that
suited her fancy and soon all were
busily engaged in sewing and of course
in social converse, and the after
noon passed very happily and quickly
away. AS each finished her work it
was hung upon the Christmas tree, max
ing it beautiful to look upon. Refresh
ments were served, after which, the
Christmas tree was unloaded and each
lady given the article which she had
made as a souvenir of the occasion.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29

Christmas was celebrated in Wausau
about as the PILoT outlined last week.
The day was fair and the weather brac-
ing There were programs at many of
the churches on Christmas eve. The
children were delighted with the trees
which were ablaze with lights and at
most of the edifices a real live Santa
appeared. j. d. Taylor impersonated
the old fellow at the Presbyterian
church and his antics were mirth-pro-
voking in the extreme. Others per-
formed their parts well.
At many of the churches services
were held on Christmas day and the
congregations were well represented.
The sermons preached were on topics
relative to the birth of Christ, and les
sons taught by the life of the Savior.
In a social way there were many
features There were numerous house
gatherings, few family reunions, etc.
Skaters found no end of enjoyment
at places on the Wisconsin river. which
had been cleared of snow by the ice
companies and which proved to be very
enjoyable pleasure grounds for
hundreds of skaters. j. B. Fullmer's
pond, near Schofeld, too, was the scene
of merry party and both roller Kinks
were crowded.
Christmas brought good cheer at all
the county institutions, even the pris-
oners in the county jail being given
meals that day above the ordinary.
Many former Wausau people were
home TO spend the day with relatives
They included nearly all the students
attending outside institutions of learn
ing. Lumberjscks, too, were in evil
dence, coming out of the woods for
brief vacation and to spend their
money as lumberjacks do. A few Of
them got too much Christmas cheer
under their belts and got locked up.
Local merchants report that their
Christmas sales were about on par
with those of other years. The snow
coming when it did helped business
greatly A walk up or down the prin-
cipal streets on most any evening of the
week previous to Christmas convinced
one that the merchants clerks were not
Idle. The Christmas sales in Wausau,
if put into one lump, would foot up to
MANY thousands of dollars
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29

by the boys of the Jr. A and B classes
IN the gymnasium.
Dumb bell drill by Jr A class to
music.
Relay racing, hockey, basket ball and
base bail, Jr. A class.
Inter class matched games, basket
ball and indoor base ball, Jr A class
VS. Jr. B class.
Afternoon program commencing at
230 Handicap athletic meet between
the different Indian tribes of the
boys department.
Basket ball game between Wash
ington and Humboldt schools.
3l5 Basket ball, intermediate 3rd and
4th teams.
345 Basket ball, intermediate 1st and
2nd teams.
415 Feature event, College Stars VS..
~" basket ball game.
Gymnastics by Senior leaders be-
tween halves.
EVENING PROGRAM:
Sis Illustrated travel talk on Europe
in the gymnasium, given by DR..
Joseph f. Smith. Stereopticon
views Free.
The seventh annual reception and
ball of the Wausau club will take
place at the club house on Friday
evening on New Years day. Re-
ception will be from 8 until 8 O'Clock
Tickets are 81 so. Arrangements are
being made to make this an evening of
great pleasure to all who may attend.
After next Thursday, write it 1909
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
PURCHASED CORNER.

Otto Mueller yesterday concluded a
deal whereby he comes into possession
of the brick ouildin, at the corner OF
Third and Washington street, which he
at present occupies as jewelry store
The consideration was sll, 800. The
building was built of solid brick some
thirty years ago by N. t. Kelly and Geo.
Young and later was purchased by
Sam Riegleman, of Milwaukee, who at
one time was in business in this city
with Kentucky Joe" Rosenbloom. Ii
has been occupied as store by various
enterprises up to the time Mr.. Mueller
leased it five or six years ago. 10 a
business way it is one of the best corners
on Third street aud Mr.. Muellers
friends may congratulate him on secur-
ing so fine location as his or,a. The
upper story is arranged for offices and
are all occupied. Mir. Muelle. belongs
to that class OF young business men
whose presence in community means
its upbuilding.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
THIRD NUMBER.

The third number of the y M G. A.
winter course of winter entertainments
will be given in the opera house on
next Tuesday evening, Jan. 5. On that
evening Elias and Oranne Truitt Day
appear here. The name, Day, is syn
onymous of packed house. Mr.. Day
appeared here alone about twelve years
ago. Since then he has gone and
done it" or in other words got married,
and his marriage has resulted in bring
ing a woman into his program which
greatly strengthens it, Too much can
not be said of Mr. Day. He can initiate
almost any character, or any national
ity and yet, to achieve his ends, depends
upon facial make-ar and expression.
His make Gp work, which is conducted
before the audience, is excellent and
deserving of praise. He is a comedian
and an actor through and through and
those who did pot see him when he was
here before should not fail to see him
this lima His wife is an elocutionist,
strong ald forceful. She has long borne
an envia5'e regulation in her chosen
line. This is one of the strongest num-
bers of the course and no one should
fail to see the Days.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
ONE GIFT SERVED FOUR.

Since Christmas, four Wausau gentle
men. well known to our readers. are
coincidently telling the same story re-
lating a gift-some secrets having
leaked out since that gladstone day.
The PILOT will relate the sum and
substance of the stories of the four in as
few words as possible, using anony-
nous names for the parties interested.
Smith received a two bladed jack knife
on Christmas eve for present. He
had two knives and had no use for an
other, so Christmas day he went to his
friend Jones and presented him with
the knife. Jones thanked him profusely
and went home and counted up. He
had three knives of various kinds and
tempers and did not need another. he
decided to give it to Brown. Brown
loaned me IS once he said, and |
must show my appreciation" Take
it, my boy" he said to Brown, and
don't let it cut our friendship in two"
Brown. duly grateful, took an inventory
OF STOCK ana louuu NC hau anoauci
knife, he had owned for several years.
aud fesaisg tAat he could use 20 other,
he decided to give the new one to his
friend Smith. So be sought out Smith
and found him in Third street empor-
ium where things are served in glasses,
and presented the knife to him. So it
| happened tfat one knife served fol-
four Christmas gifts and finally went
back to the man who had started the
chain.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
WAUSAu'S BANKING lNSTiTU-
TONS.

Wausau feels very proud of her bank
ing institutions, for it goes without say
ing that there is no city in The country
that has better or more prosperous on, $.
They are all conducted along corssrva-
tive lines according to the very best
approved methods of banking There
has never been a time when The least
bit of distrust was felt as TO the sound
ness of any one of our banks Ii fact
through all the panics, they have been
able to extend all The help necessary TO
our business men. Having such safe,
reliable banking institutions, the peo-
pie of our city and county should give
them their fullest confidence and thus
show appreciation of the conservative.
careful methods pursued by each insti-
tuition.
The banks have all declared their
semi-annual-and in some cases,
Observation-Disclosures, the same to be
distributed to hundreds of our people
on the last day of the year.
The banks will hold their annual
meeting. for election of directors and
the transaction of other business, as
follows:
First National bank, on Tuesday
evening. in the offices of the bank
Jan. 18th, 1909, at 730 O'Clock.
The National German American
bank, Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th,
1909, at 7:30 o clock, in the offices of the
bank.
The Marathon County bank holds its
annual meeting in July.
The Citizens State bank on Tuesday
evening, JAN 9Th, 1905. in the office
rooms of the bank, at 40 clock.
The Wisconsin Valley Trust Co., on
Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th, 1909, in its
ofiicf. rooms, at 7:30 O'Clock.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29

upon the term year" That another
year has come is relatively unimpor-
tant. The stress 10 to be laid not on
the quantity but on the quality OF
ones life. All that an earnest soul
can do is to live each day of the new
year by itself, as it comes in its turn,
trying, If so 1t may be, to put
months effort in one day, and days
victory into a single hour The time
is short, and il remaineth that all
who know Christ and partake OF his
gift of new life should be diligent all
ways, watch unto prayer and boast
not themselves of the morrow. Stuff
cient unto each day is the burden and
blessing thereof.
The newness OF the new year is es-
sentially a newness of spirit. A new
man will always enjoy the new year
When another January arrives It is
distinctively the time to slough off the
old and to put on the new. There is
an old nature to be discarded and a
new spiritual manhood to be assumed.
The trouble with many people, how
ever, is that they try to remake and
to reform themselves, forgetting that
g few good resolutions, more or lsss
loosely kept, can at best only touch
the outside and possess no interior
efficacy in the recesses of the spirit
The new man who Is really worthy o.
the name is the new man in Christ
Jesus. Where Jesus Is there is always
newness of experience, renovation Of
the moral nature, freshness OF hope
and resiliency of elastic joy. II is
not necessary to wait until the first
OF January In any approaching year
to win the wisdom Of such heavenly
faith or TO experience the benefits OF
such a spiritual quickening. The
promise OF God Is now, to every one
THAI believeth. Each morning may be
a resurrection day, each evening a
time Of golden promise fair, YET not
as fading, as the sunset The New
Year joy is for all OF life, all the
time.
II IS stimulating and encouraging to
feel that brand new year l. offered
for happy employment. and that the
old records with their motley pages,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
j. N. Manson was confined to his

j. N. Manson was confined to his
home on Saturday By severe cold.
The Barker & Stewart Lum5.r com.
piny expects to start its p,dl ID opera.
ton next Monday
The county Jail now confirms seven
prisoners-more thar has been confned
in that institution in some time.
WANTED good cook Tor boarding
house at "A saw mill, married couple pre-.
ferred Ehquire at PILOT Office do p
The Peth Candy Co. gives a supper to
It's employees this evening at the Bells
This is an annual custom of the COM
pany.
Newton Pemble, of the town of IVES
ton, will be tried before Justice Larner
tomorrow. his wife alleging that he
assaulted her Christmas day.
There is nothing finishes up Kitchen
wall liner than coat of Muresco. You
can get it in any shade at G. g. Pier &
Co 204 Scott street, phone 1926.
NOlt Od htltJs WIZ nus HCCh having 4
run of scarlet fever the past three
weeks, is now pretty well recovered
The home will be fumigated tomorrow.
There is just one floor varnish on the
market which meets all requirement is
and that is Sofeproof. It is guaranteed
to do as represented and is sold by C. G..
Pier AZ Co exclusively
There was reunion of the family of
Leander Swope on Christmas day, as
follows: Mr. and Mrs f j. Goodrich.
of Amigo; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swope
Frank Swope of Hatfield Wis.
LosT-On the 10th day of Dec, a dark
squirrel pillow mutf was lost between
the Y. NJ. G. A. building and Warren
street. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at 4l0 Warren street.
A fight took place in prominent
public place on Third street Saturday
night in which a number of equally
prominent business men were involved
As the matter has not as yet reached
the courts the PILOT will not mention
any names.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
PROPERTY PURCHASE.

The Waussn Gas company last week
purchased two lots from Ritter &
Deutsch. They join the Gas company's
property-on Forest street, where the
gas plant stands-on the west. The
company finds it necessary to build
another retort for its gas, and had to have
more room. J. ID. Taylor. manager for
the company in this city. went to Chics-
20 yesterday to purchase material for
the new addition.