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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-09
Soldier Ralks oeath Plo,.

1t seemed to j. A. Stone, a civil wsr
veteran. of Kemp. Tex, that plot eE-
listed between 3 desperate lung troublc
aud the grave to cause his desth. ''l
contracted stubborn cold" he writes
that developed cough that stuck tC
me, in spite of all remedies. for years
My weight ran down to $50 pounds
Then began to use DR. Kings New
Discovery, which restored my health
completely. now weigh l-s pounds
For severe Colds, obstinate Coughs
Hemorrhages. Asthma, and to preveni
Pneumonia il s unrivaled. SOC and 81 90
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by w. W
Albers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-09
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

,y:th LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. CaiaTrh Is d blood
or constitutional disease. aGd in order TO cure
il vou must take internal remedies Hall
catarrh Cure is taeSen internally, and acts di-
recily on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall s
Catarrh Cure is not qusek medicine. II was
prescribed 1y one Of the best phyzicians in this
country for years and is q regular prescription.
IL is composed Of the best tonics known. com
bined with the best blood purifiers. acting
directly on the mucous surfaces The perfect
combination Of the two ingredients Is what pro
dnces such wonderful resalts in curing eatarrh.
send for circulars free
f. J. CHENEY s CO.. Prcps-- Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists, price s5e.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-09
TUBERCIE BAClllI VS.. VITAL
ITY.

The semi-monthly series of lectures,
begun Jan 18th, on absorption, will be
continued by another on the durability
of tuberculosis by DR.. Anna E Clark, al
her Office over the Mayors shoe store,
on Friday, Feb. 18th, at 2.9O p. m. No
admission charged and only women and
girls invited.
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Chamberlain's Cough RsrIedy the
Most ro2ulay Because it
is the Best.

Il have sold Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy for the past eight years and
find 1t to be one Of the best selling med
icines on the market. Eor babies and
young children there is nothing better
in the line of cough syrups, sars Pau
Allen, Plain Dealing, La. This remedy
not only cures the coughs, colds and
Group so common among your children
but pleasant and safe for them to take
For sale by W. w. Albers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-09
LINCOLN CENTENNIA

The Tooth anniversary of the birth of
the great commoner, Abraham Lincoln,
will be observed in this city with appro-
pirate exercises next Friday evening
The q A. K members, local branch of
the German Alliance and citizens gen.
orally will meet in the opera house that
evening and beginning at eight o. clock
a program will be carried,out No ad-
mission fee will be charged, and the
public generally is urged to attend.
The stage will be decorated with our
country's colors, plants, etc. Anton
Mehl will act as chairman. The pro-
gram committee has-drafted the follow
ing for that evenings
Patriotic cMusi5.........Cone's Orchestra
Song-Star Spangled Banner~.....
Choral Society
Address-Lincoln and His Time 49,.
.........,..................L Marchetti
Song-Ich Gruesse Dich.. ....Liederkranz
Address-Lincoln Influences.........
........................... l. kreutzer
Recitation-John Burns at Gettysburg
...............-............ ID. Taylor
Song-Es Stebt Fine Linde. ........
...............-.........-... .LiederE ranz
Address-LinColn as an Orator......
...............,.............. ID Jones
Song-To Thee, Oh Country........
......................... Choral Society
Tableaux-A United Country's Tribute
to Her Dearest Son.
1t is possible that some other features
may be added to the program, but, rs
it is. it is sufficiently long to furnish q
whole evening of patriotic sentiment.
The speakers win without doubt bring
out. in their remarks, many truths
about this great man of humble origin,
and the music will be of pleasing
nature, while the tableaux will be in
spring.
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ADvE RrlsED.

List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Wausau p. o. for the week end
lag Feb 2, 1909 In calling for same
please say advertised"
B;.EkS, Joe MIR. ker
Boyck Mrs. G. T, Matthias, Gustav
Carrel, Mrs. Ternie Martin, Geo w .
CorrelL Mrs. Byron Means, E. E.
Drstt, Fred Mansfield l& Harvey
Ford, Mrs. Alice Neumann, Henry
Garske. Miss Anna Roberts, Mrs. Ella
Hart, T. c. Schwartz. w.
Hintz, Anna ShertiTlskb Mrs. Siram
2l6 Wausau Ave. Sipes, Ole
Kohl, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Mrs. a.. E.
Foreiga.
Paul Walker Ole Gilberson
]. Allan Archie McDongall
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made many and valuable improvements
in our system, we have paid practically
all our floating Indebtedness, and have
anticipated the payment of four thou
sand dollars (S4, 900 OO) of our bonds
which come due the first of May next.
We had intended to present to you at
| this meeting what seemed to US an adj
visable plan for making needed amend
ments to our articles of incorporation
among other respects so as to increase
our capital stock. The value of the
actual physical properties belonging to
the company over and above all notes
and obligations of every kind, including
outstanding bonds, is not less than sixty
thousand dollars 1850, 900 00), twenty
thousand dollars $50, 0,00000) of this is
represented by the cash paid for our
capital stock, and the remainder, forty
thousand dollars ($40 600 00) or over, is
surplus, which has accumulated largely
through the use we have made of our
profits for new properties and extern
sions rather than for'dividends, and we
believe that it is proper and right that
this surplus should be now divided as a
stock dividend. We would recommend
to you that this meeting adjourn to such
time as will enable the stockholders to
Iclly consider the matter of increasing
the capital stock and division of our
surplus by dividend. We call special
attention to the fact that if any amend
ment Is to be made to our articles of in
corporation it will require the affirma
tive vote of at least two thirds of our
stock, and any adjourned meeting,
therefore, for this purpose, must be fully
attended
Respectfully submitted
B HEINEMANN
e. ID JONES
W. W. ALgERs.
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
E. b. IHAYER,
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

The following statement shows the
receipts and disbursements of our COM
pany for the year ending January 1st,
1909.
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A .gORD FROM
PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Miss Edith Wylie Made Big Hit
and Was Smothered With Flo wers
by Her Phoenix Friends.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
THE SMART SET

given next week for Miss Floyd by
Judge and Mrs. Weller.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Coryell entertained
yesterday afternoon at an informal tea
given at the Fairmont that was a par
ticularly enjoyable affair. The tea was
in compliment to Miss Ellen Page and
DR.. James Fowler Presley, Miss Mabel
Bovee Toy and Francis Wayland Lucas.
Among those who called during the
afternoon were:
Mrs. Alexander Douglas Frank Gregory
Mrs. Kate voorhes Paul Kosakeyitch
Henry DR.. Arnold Genthe
Miss Marie Rose Deane Richard Rountree
fmnp Paschei Colonel Stevens, u. S. A.
Mrs. George Hill Stoddard was host
ess yesterday at a tea given at the
Fairmont with Miss Maizie Crowley as
the complimented guest. Among those
who enjoyed the afternoon were:
Mrs. P. E. Bailly Miss Edith Mau
Mrs. Campbell Shorb Miss Alma Thane
Miss Gertrude Campbell Misses Mills
Mrs. Prsntiss Cobb Hale Mrs. Mrs Sam scofeid n"'
Miss Mollie Merle
Mrs. f. G. Dodge. Miss Julia Dodge.
Frederick d. " Dodge and Master Lau-
renee Dodge, who formerly made their
nome IN Ross valley. write enthusiastic
letters of the pleasant location in Pasa-
dena, where they intend to remain for
the winter They will enjoy trip to
Catalina for a few weeks during the
spring and will be accompanied on the
brief journey by their house guest.
Mrs. Prentiss de Veuve of Dayton. O.
captain f. G. Dodge Is now in COM
mand OF the q. S. S. Forward at Key
West, Fla.
To the regret OF her many friends
here Mrs. J. Downey Harvey has re-
turned to Del Monte after brief visit
In town at the home of Mrs. Eleanor
Martin in Broadway. 1t was expected
that Mrs. Harvey would make a longer
visit, but she was in the city only for
Few days and saw comparatively few
or her friends. Miss Genevieve Harvey
returned to Del Monte several days ago,
after pleasant visit in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Spreckels en-
tertained number of guests at the
christening of their little daughter.
which took place recently at ST. Luke 5
Hugh Ramsay officiated. Among those
present at the ceremony were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Miss Annie Jacobs
Miss ioia bucK lC0nrad Iroeil
MT. and Mrs. VIII Levy Milton Fl. Cook
Miss Rose McGeough Nelson Cook
Miss Pauline Dworzazek Miss Thelrna E. Spreck
Miss Louise c. Spreckels els
DR.. and Mrs. James w. Keeney are
settled in their new home in Buchanan
street near Broadway, where they will
entertain frequently this year. Miss
Mary Keeney is favorite among the
younger girls ands is often the hostess
at Informal home affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
Does Brahn1in'S Soul
Dwell in Illumination?

5 dIe Ie1'1'1V1 y
in who before uhe
lives in the body must have possessed nal OF
good Brahmin.
Now the Brahnn IS the wise OF all men. 0 ~ ~
plants sets one loot IN paraus anu %
chop down statey @
Bahmn hates 10 40 anu VIII
do he destroy tree IN Soutnn
India where he is all poeru his limbs OF trees Tor
the itself is preser from harm
the tastes and feelings ABOUT ue ID
the holy
permit destroyed and in all his vast holdings IN
with edge g ee
that track mas
be the oad out
not be fed and ed discharge promptly follow the
whispered with wide spreading branches
directly in he path a right of
Has H z nhere?"a asked he in charge
dontth in he wa
he nothing about this blessed old tree eh?
"I not"
chop he
the split the
and his heart stood still
ne possoy
mi known OF Is
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- : :: ) i: :: :: ::;;:; :: !: ! =; =: 81: s
noon, February 6, at their home
n cooramento street. The affair is in
commitment to Miss Elva de Pue who
baz recently returned home from abroad
with her mother, Mrs. Edgar de Pue'
and is at the Fairmont for the winter.
The hours of the tea are from TO o.,
and over 100 cards are out Tor the
occasion.
c.~as are out for tea to be given
hv Miss Ruth and Miss Dorothy Boer-
icke Tuesday afternoon. February ., at
their home in Washington street. Inc
tes is in compliment to MISS Louise
Mccormick of Chicago, who Will arrive
here about the first week in Fepruary
and will be extensively enleIlaiiieu a, as.l uul-
Iner her visit as the guest of the Misses
Roericke Miss Mccormick Is one OF
the mot popular of the younger buds In
tho eastern city, and her stay IN san
FRA rcisco is anticipated with pleasure
in the younger set.
Mrs. Beverly MacMonagle will en-
+artain today at a luncheon in compll-
ment to Miss Katherine Donohoe.
MISS Ethel McAllister, the debutante
daurhter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hall Nc
hIlistar was hostess last. evening at a
hr,doa marty given at her home in Jack
son street for about 80 friends. The
affair was enjoyed by the members of
tho Younger set, with whom Miss Nc
Allister is favorite.
Mrs. William II. Mills, with Miss Ar
della and Miss Bessie Mills, have just
arriSed in New York. after brief visit
in Washington. They have been in
santa Barbara for the early winter and
had almost decided to give up their
eastern trip on account of the condition
Of Mrs. Mills health. Their friends
will be glad to learn that they have
heen able to take the pleasure trip and
will enjoy probably several months in
the eastern cities.
Mrs. John A. Lundeen, wife of Colo
mel Lundeen. will entertain at one Of
the notable bridge parties of the week,
to be given Thursday afternoon at the
Presidio. There will be six tables at
bridge and a score or more guests are
hidden for the later hours at tea The
guests will be all army people and the
event is one of Importance in the annals
of army society for the month
Captain and Mrs Thomas O. Ashburn
are entertaining Miss Helen Floyd of
Louisville, KY, and a number of pleas
ant affairs are planned for the charm
ing southern girl Among the recent
parties given for Miss Floyd was the
tea at which the Misses Morrison of
San Jose presided during their recent
visit at the Fairmont, and one of the
events in prospect is the dinner to be
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
Writer COnfuSes
Two Hostile Races

w and has
done the mild Hindu by the writers
Two HOSHe KaCeS Every who
disciple Of
bible ; the Khoran.
who told of the De the
of Mohammed"
thing lie o
Hindu the mdest would prefer thousand deaths rather
Mohammedan
refers Hindu Hindu would rather
on e o c
Khan" "AH' Mohammedan, while
Youngs
foolish
Methodist should ask fol a rosary
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26

record
That for relaxation of vigilance neglect
adopt preventive On the the complete
of will bring activities
classes The will that the
called for make San Francisco
undesirable the dangerous Dunno for
has announced that all forms of robbery with violence or
of will be punished with limit sentences and the
of criminal jurisdiction will doubtless follow his
example The precedent by Judge Wallace years ago this
regard indicates the effective remedy Footpads burglars must
understand that they Francisco
life
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
Two Brothers Show
They Are Good Cooks

eareSS
possesses culinary accomplishments He and his pro'her ey ~
Philadelphia him San FRANCISCO nave
keeping IN OFarre street S 'S
give housewy knowledge to their women Iisno
Raphael Well IS not
butter ana eggs IN ~ p0
had other nhl
ehone excellence was
asked her host at what bakery ne %
though blush maneo MS o"' Ou'
his brother gave the -,
all by himself ne said ana no" Die'S
friends are that he boarding house
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
Dread White Plague
Wrecks Noted Tailor
At one time ther

Dread White Plague At one TIME nee was no man better
known the an ON Hardy, who
wrecks NOfed amor graceful carriage
a advertisement he made.
Hardy andit
smiled him. thinking looking
admirng the ladies O the land
But Toms days over havelo
that he contracted bad cold which,
thought performed but has
left him physicians Angeles
for Mexico in the hope he wiIlb
His old friends would Tom
gallant whose clothes Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
lnpertinent Question No. 81
What's a Cinch?

For the most original wiiest answer to this o,r;o
briefer the beter-Ihe Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS.
For the next hve answers The Call will pay ONE DOL
LAR EACH Pnze winning answers viii be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed the winners at once MAJ
your answer short and SEND 1T ON a POST4T
CARD to
1MPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
Beauties of Society
Pictured in Marble

Beauties of Society Some OF beauties Of The
D;ta5 :; xLt smart set talking having themselves
- '-'e done marble, whic is the
go IN oas e strong of those photographs thar r.
the invention OF Taber pioneer Iack ca
relative Mrs Joseph Cudahy
and the Harman son. Roland has been marble soof
the local scuptors am told intending attention to this
form of and
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26

reasoning situation
the geography of the world demands great city San Francisco
There harbors within 600 miles north south of San
Francisco bay and the city but few miles off the great circle
that makes the shortest from Panama Asiatc ports 1t is
this imperial position that has made Francisco the weahiest
city of its size in the world To quote from the Times
What interest here is that this trade has accumulated wealth
capitalists rebuild their
ONE
We built San Francisco with money the first
restoring the city by the San
the great financial of the and STILL
always in the past, has money lend
TIME quality of the gas supplied in San Francisco
ve notwithstanding the unconscionable price charged
supply The stuff is practically understandable is
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
Mountain Lions Are
Doomed to Extinction
Now the fiat has gone forth more 81

sternIv
Doo.-oS - than that the mountain
~ - Ihs great cat has partaliy rdeerm
thinks his sole sy deer the mountain Non
must be extermnated he exterminatng deer
That humanitarian Charles
commissioner has placed wear m h-
Vogelsangs
have killed at least one deer day. deer dav
and that is why the big cats should be goes saw thar
putting at the lowest estimate
the course of the year - -
And Walter WEIGH county
damage deer that county ,rd 49,
only attack deer but slay many sheen - - my
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
| Should Be
Sold by the
Bucket

make complaint that the supply and quality OF the
poor be useless for lighting and places OF business
Cooking by gas OF the question with such
afforded by the service
trouble course from the fact that the
the that of strong enough force
it into The stuff sale under the of gas 81
feet only fit to be bucket and sold for paint
weaherproof coating for roofs might useful purpose
should be sold by the gallon and by the foot This is
what dollar gas San Francisco You could pull
stuff out of the pipes with corkscrew.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
The Insider

Tells of culinary skill of keen businessman an0 MS
home made pie that guest 10 ask "nA' Jan
erv supped the pastry served at bachelors banquet
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26

it properly classed as gas, being, in fact a
mixture of solids and liquids. It is not
properly cleaned. It is not cleaned at all, and
this fact makes constant trouble in the more
elevated or distant parts of the city.
The people of Richmond. for instance
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
Advertisement
Of immense
Value

Times has the confidence OF the greatest investing public world
and single aim to hold that confidence by protecting
Last year the Times misled printing articles
unnformed misinomed that did San
grave injustice The matter taken promptly by the Cali
Promotion committee Upon that body solicitation the
Times correspondent here get write
The article repubished The Call Sunday followed
like it. California afford commend the promotion
committee enterprise and the Times for way
oi recfyng an
quite that all nearly ALL that the Times prints
cernng San the fire familiar the people
such convincing presentation of the future prospects
independent and impartial observer highly gratifying
The writer deals not only with the past and present. but dips
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
Women Wear Bouquets
on Back of BOdices

this the Brown potr h~ous.
from London and told the New York was the latest
fashionable fancy Some OF the San Francisco eniovnp New
York the happy select few who were
ol o. the fashion Immediately adopted
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26

the London Times, reprinted in these columns
on Sunday, constitutes the most valuable
advertisement this community has had since
the fire, and it comes as the testimony OF an
expert observer having the interests of foreign
investors as his prime objective The London
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26

THE panstakng careful of and CONNER
cial conditions Francisco and the rebuilding of the
city published in the financial and supplement OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
"A Silly and
Injurious
War Scare

the these We
shall quiet people by making appear that the coast
of California IS in imminent danger of attack.
II any such danger existed The Call would be the first
emphasize the end that it might be but there is
nothing the the contrary
doing injury California Who is doing Chiefly
Hearst who seeking personal advertisement and the
of the with something that looks like popular
distract attention from his activities relation the graft
He assisted OF by the ridiculous Hobson
who ambitious the dubious distinction of being the great
American jngo That conjunction sufficiently suggestive
observing people that the has other basis than
sordid personal ambition.
We all know Hearst knows, and, in fact everybody but the
absurd Hobson knows that Japan position go
and viii except the last extremity To believe
that nation struggling with overwhelming load of debt
having would invite conflict
the powerful and wealthy nation the globe conflict
inevitably result her final annhaon beyond
Of
All this has nothing whatever with the question japanese
immigration That will be settled Washington by
domestic legislation may country
convinced that the stand taken by the people OF this
right The be settled California by
local action and oense against welfare of
commonwealth seek personal advantage advertisement
raising perpetual cry of "wof" We frightening wrong
people driving the of population that
There nothing danger except Hearsts circulation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26

desirable population and the investment Of
capital, these ends will not be promoted by
keeping up a perpetual or constantly recurring
din about the danger of invasion when, in
fact, we know there is no such danger. Peo-
pie who are seeking homes or have money
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26

records and It was only by accident or leak
age that the public learned of many crimes.
Chief Cook is proving himself thoroughly
competent official and understands that moth
ing is gained by concealment. If the records
of past years were open it would appear that
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26

THE CALL does believe that the cultivation of ridiculous
profitable business for California the settled
policy OF this commonwealth IS, presume
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
A Non-Pm tisan Commission

The legislature should pigeonhole
the anti-Japanese measures, then au-
thorize the governor to appoint a non
bers (the first named to act as chair
MANI, with power and means to collect
facts during the next two years, CO.
operating with the federal department
of commerce and labor, to the end that
the next legislature may have before it
the best obtainable data on the sub
iect upon which to predicate such laws
as may then seem most wise and neces-
sary The necessity for this indepen-
dent investigation by the state is ap-
parent from the fact that the figures
recently given out at Washington are
earnestly disputed here. The informa-
tion gathered by any anti-Japanese
league will be suspected In some quar-
ters no matter how honest it NAV be
All this emphasizes the desirability
of having a commission created by law
and its members appointed by our chief
executive to undertake this serious
work. The expenses of the Commission
will not be great, but even if $4,000
were appropriated for that purpose this
amount would be a mere bagateIIe
when compared to the inestimable good
that can be accomplished. The commits
sion should be bipartisan. II is too big
question to be dragged into the no
litical arena, where party zeal might
obscure that patriotic judgment that is
now, if ever in the history of the state.
supremely needed.
Above all. we must proceed with
moderation. We can do this without
sacrificing our firm determination that
California shall remain the precious. in
heritance Of the white race
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26

c. BREWSTER is known as
I keen businessman and a dashing an
fearless automobiles, but few know tha
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26

.HIEF OF POLICE COOK has adopted the right policy
relation publicity for crimes committed in this city
past years the police department carefully concealed SUI
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26

DR.. and Mrs. James w. Keeney are
settled in their new home in Buchanan
street near Broadway, where they will
entertain frequently this year. Miss
Mary Keeney is favorite among the
younger girls ands is often the hostess
at informal home affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-26
A great and Al

A great and an unconscious wrong
been done the mild Hindu" by the write
of the local and state press. Every one "