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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-09-21
First publication sept. q, last oct 70.
Notice OF Sheriffs Sale in Foreclosure
state Of WISCONSIN,. Circuit Court. MeralhOi
County.
GUsT LEAKE. Plaintiff

stale OF WISCONSIN,. Circuit court. MefathOn
County.
GUsT LEMKE. Plaintiff
vs.
HERMAN DOBARTH AND
AUGUSTA DoBAsTH HIs WIFE. Defendants.
By virtue Of judgment 81 foreclosure and
sale made In the above entitled action on the
18th iay 81 September. lseS. the UNDERSIGNED.
sheriff u Marathon county state " VISION
sir. will sell At the west door ~ the court
house. 81 the city 81 WaHsar. Marathon county
Wisconsin. oB the third 0ay u November 1909,
al one o'elos,k la the afternoon 81 That dag The
real estate and mOrtgags.d premises directed
bg said Judgment 10 b. sold. and therein des-
crlied o. follows. IlIe Nest half 81 the south
east quarter u section twenty seven I'D In
town twenty-six 90 north. 81 range ak 90
east. And also the undivided one half a The
northeast au arter ~ the northwest quarter og
section fiTtg-thres CD Isl township twenty
sts (25) north. u range SIX east, and all stu
ated ia Marathon county. tate Of WISCONSIN.
cont tanning one hundred acres of land accord
ing 10 government survey. Terms OF sale.
cash
Dated the 10th day Of september. 1903.
JOIN l.. SELL, sheriff.
J. IL PAGK, Plaintiff Attorney
White " ateT. Wisconsin.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-09-21
First publication Sept Z, last Sept. %
Notice 10 Creditors.

State of Wisconsin. County Court for Mara
thon County. Probate
Notice is hereby given that the time up to-
and Including the first Tuesday of April 1910
is hereby allowed to creditors OF Andrew
Knippel deceased 10 present their claims for
examination and allow ance. Also that all
claims so presented will be examined and adj
iusted at regular term OF said county court
To be held at the court house. in the city OF
Wausau, on the first Tuesday Of May. 1910,
Dated September Z 1909.
BY the court.
HENRY MILLER, County Judge.
REGNER & RIN0LE. Attorneys.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-09-21
Second Ward.
ORIGINAL plat

~ Second Ward.
Original Plat.
Lot 8, Block 23 1919
Lot 6, Block % S7.6S
Manson and Hinton's Addi-
ton.
Lot IL, Block 8 1890
Manson anu Parcher's Addi-
Lot 1, Block IA S1.16
Dunbar and Parcher's East Addi-
ton.
Lots / and 81, Block 2 1925
Lot II, Block SIT
Lot IA, Block 4 7.u4
Third Ward.
A. Warren's East Addition.
w " Lot Is, Block 2 and
Lots 10 and 20. Block 2 144.67
Original Plat.
Part of Lot 8, Block IA,
Vol. lit, Pig. 164 2.13
Fifth Ward.
Mclndoe and Shutters Addition.
Lots / and 2, Block IL GAS
A. Warren's First Addition.
S 4S TT. of Lots l and 2
and E 16 TT. of Lot 2, all in
Block 4 2.5S
N sc it. of Lots and 2,
Block 45.72
A. Warren's Third Addition.
Lots 9 and 10. Block 1926
Lots l, 2, 3, and 5, Block
II s.25
Sixth Ward.
Mary Poor's Addition.
Lot 3. Block 1885
c. +. Dunbar's Addition.
Lot Is. Block Z 3.62
Lot 16, Block 7 $50
Lot 8, Block 10 1850
Part of ne sw u Sec. %,
Twp. 20, Range Z E., Vol.
go, Pig. 1913, n acre 272
Part of NV Sc Sec. %, Twp.
%, Range 7 E, Vol. 81. Pg.
495 800
Seventh Ward.
j. Nj. Smiths Addition.
Part of Govt Lot 8, Sec.
35, Twp. 20, Range E. in
Vol. 95, Pg, 125 1900
Eighth Ward.
Kiefer, Miller and Ringle's Second
Addition.
Part of Block l., Vol. ITO,
Pg. 469 SIT
Dunbar and Brown Addition to
Riverview Addition.
Lot 8, Block 5 $50
Ninth Ward.
A. Warren, Jr., w. Addition.
Lot 8, Block 9.37
Mary Poor's Second Addition.
Lot 4, Block / 210
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-09-21
nR. TURBIN
Of Berlin Germany the Expert Specialist and Surgeon
who has visited our past seyen years,
viii
Wausau, at Hotel Bells, Wednesday, Sept. y
HOURS. 9 A. M. P. M,
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
treat Rheumatism, Enlarged Veins Fisula, Piles
other Rectal Diseases Kidney Bladder and Lingering Ailments

MAKE NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION,
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Village Of Edgar.
Lots & a O hlL < Qaa

ecJC " Gttyttf.
Lots 8 & 9. blk 5 s32
Toaca Of
Marathon.
T. 2s, r. 6
des sac amt
sw Sw 7I2
NV sc II 3 30
1OaOn Of Ftieth
T Is, r 7 K
NV ne Is s 6 Sc
sw sw "a . 50
Toa0n Of Weston
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Coibv.
Toca Of
FuakJort.
n - N
Twp. so. Range 3 E.

Twp. so. Range E.
All Mineral and Mineral
Rights of the sc sw sec. 10 2.43
All Mineral and Mineral
Rights OF the ne sc sec. 10 2.43
All Mineral and Mineral
Rights Of the nv Sc. SEC. 10 2.4s
All Mineral and Mineral
Rights of the sw Sc. sec. 10 243
All Mineral and Mineral
Rights Of the ne sc, sec. 10 2.4s
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-09-21

If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere
If. BARKER & STEWART LUMBER Co.
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Il u. r. 9
IOiOn Eau FIelne,


-
ne NV 80 10 30
Sc NV ~ IL 70
One acre of land
commencing at
the Sc corner of
set of the sci. Sec
5, t. 27, K. 3 F.,
Desc. in register
OF deeds Office,
vol. "a, D. 3l6 | Is
All that part of
the WI of nw4 of
Sec. 10, I. 81, K.
3 E., as Desc. in
register of deeds
Office, vol. 81, D.
500 8 w
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
IS IT INTERFERENcEs

Some cenamotien in washtngton Over
 Appearance there of Mexfcan Agent. Washington Special to Brooklyn Eagle.
 Diplomats. members of the Foreign Relations. Committee of the Senate and House and lookers-on generally In washington. are wondering what IS back of the mission to the cepitol of President Diaz of Mexico Creel says he ia here on ''peace mission."
 A disinterested diplomat declared to- day that Crcers errand was an @ex- traordinary interference" with Ameri- can affairs, the federation of which by the State Department was causing great gossip in the diplomatic corps.
 One thing that is causing wonder ment among persons here Is this: Why does the State Department permit the representative of an outside govern ment to come voluntarily to washing ton with the avowed purpose of aid- ing In the adjustment of difiicuity that concerns only the United States and NtcaraRuaf Tho issue here is the Killing os two American citizens. No Mexicaas hara heen killed and Mexico has no grievance against Nicaragua On the contrary, Mexico and Nioaragua are fast friends.
 .There may be some facts of which we know nothing,'' said member of the House today, "but. so far as sur face indications so, 1t looks very queer to me that the State Department should be preparing to receive an outside envoy who comes voluntarily to adjust a difficulty that does not concern his government I am surprised that the State Department has not long since curtly announced that 1t had no desire to hear from Mir. Creei on the question of our dispute with Nicaragua"
 A we'll known diplomat offered a possible explanation for the mission of Creel to Washington doday. IL was in effect that Mexico has been secretly aiding and encouraging Nicaragua to defy the United States. It is asserted that Mexico. weeks ago. offered it's services to the State Department In the adjustment of the Nicaraguan diff ficulty. Her object, 1t Is expected, was to delay matters. cause negotiations to drag along and generally to compii- cate the situation.
 Sudden issuance of the famous Knox note. declaring that the United States It's citizens. as the killing of Cannon and Groce. upset Mexico's plans. Tn order to reassure Nicarauga. it Is as- serted. Mexico decided to send an en- voy to washington with voluntary of fers to aid in adjusting the situation. It Is declared that Creers appointment was more for the purpose of convinc- ing Nicaragua of her continued friend ship and support than anything else.
 A special to The World from Wash-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
NAME MErHoDIsr LnADEBs.
Appointed te Arrange for
 GsreMt F.ufidsnG.

Houston, Tex. Dec. 17.--Announce- ment was made here today of some of the members of the National Build ing Commission which will have charge of the construction of the great church building that is being erected in Washington bys the Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
 Secretary George S. Sexton, of the church extension board. arrived here today and gave out the names of the committee from each state as fol- lows:
 Arkansas Governor George Dona- ghey: Alabama. R. S. Munger: Flori- da, Col. J. E.. Wall; Georgia. Hon. Asa ~Candler: Louisiana, Dr. J. F.. Scott; Missouri. Hon. Murray Carlton; West Virginia, John c. Mayo. Two committeeman will act from the following states:
 Texas. Jesse H. Jones and J. w. Slaughter; Tennesaee. Hon. John R.. Pepper and A. R. Davenport. Committeeman will be named at once for the States of Mississippi. North and South Carolina, Oklahoma and Virginia. When the committee is conn pleted g meeting will be called for Washington early In 1910 to devise plans for the proposed church. which 1t is proposed shall be c monument to South Methodism.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
LIaUoRs IN HAWAII.
Subject D2scusseA Before Commlfte
 an Waahangfen.

in Washangten.
 Washington, Dec. i7--John C.. Wooley. Superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of tho Hawaiian Is- lands today appeared before the Senate committee on Pacific islands and Porto Rico in support of the bill in troduoed by the late Senator Johnson. Of North Dakota, to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors in Hawaii
 Flo asserted that . majority of the people would favor prohibiting the sale of liquor If 1t were not for the expedition aroused by iiquor interests.
 The Hawafians were described as a ''haK. beautiful. lazy people. but weak z He said that they would prefer to be sober. but oould not resist he tempta- tions offered by the stronger whites. that when they bought liquor 1t was not for the taste of 1t. but for the in- toxication It produced; that their conn mon beverage was "daso red" com ccction of cologne spirits and red spirits. which could be bought for fif- teen cents a gallon wholesale. sup ply sufficient to keep two familtes drunk for two days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

0laAys 1Geysr. of New Orleans, whe i6 the guset of Hrs. Samuel Sabsi. Tue decoraefens were handsome, end the eoIer schame of pink ana Groen was carried out in detail The 1arse round table was covered with | cluny and nilet lace cloth. and the center piece was of pink carnations. Silver esndslabra holding pink cApdlss under flsgrss shades. shed q soft light over vases nllsd with pink fiowsrs and plu- mosa. and the decorations were com pleted by handsome silver and cui glass. The place cards were caiendart tied with bows of pink ribbon, and holding bottles Of perfume.
 An eiGht oourse luncheon WAS serv- ed and the rose color scheme was fur ther carried out in tho salads ices and creams.
 Those present were: Miss GlaAys Meyer cf New Orieans. Mss Doris Ja- cobs of NatcheE, Miss Mets of Chicago Miss Mildred LandmAn of Memphis Miss Hazei Cadden ef EyaHsyilie. Miss Hortense Oppenheimer of Tampa, Miss cecile Loeb, Miss Belle Reinach. Miss Bessie Gladden., Miss Clare Heptz, Miss Marceile Babel, Mrs. sam Sabsi. Mrs Sabel was assisted by her daughter, Miss Marcelle Sabel, who has just re- turned from Lowell Masa. whsre shs has been attending coliege.
 During the afternoon a number of other friends called. and refreshments were served. Mes Mareelie Gabn pre- sided at the chocolate table, Mrs. Wollner poured the coffee and Mrs. S. Hertz served the tea. Two contents were held. The first was . musical TO- nance in which the story was inter- preted on the piano by Mrs. preyfus. The second contest was q Shakespeare an wedding. A pair of silk hose and Q Jewel case were awarded as prizes. Mrs. Babel wore beautiful gown of pale blue messaiine and Miss Marcelle sa- bel wore hand embroidered lingerie over pink silk. Among the guests were Mrs. simon Hertz. Mrs. Charles Wolff. Mrs. Morris Dreyfus. Mrs. Moilie Woll- ner. Mrs. Theodore Lobman. Mrs. Her man Loeb.
 Mrs. Joe Fries and son have re- turned fEcm . several days visit to At lanta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
CHOIR ORGANIZED
DOZEN BOYS JOIN sINGIHG BODr
 AT Y. V. c. A.
aev. s. A. Cewan wiIi AaArsss ueys' Meeting at AssoclatiOn~-ye- F1ena News ef ".
 IT. O. A.


 The \. ". c. A boys choir, which vas ofeanissd . few sundays ago by John Murray and 0uiisy zirkle. held ita first practice ct the Association building Friday evening. Fully dos on boys were present and enrolled themselves as members of the choir. The chotr will lead the singing at the meeting of the Boys' Club Sunday af- ternoon.
 Rev. 8. A. cowan, pastor of the Southside Baptist Church, will be the speaker at this meeting sunday at the Y. N. c. A. auditorium. His fifteen minute talk will be on Some Boys We Have Read About" S. E Hem ing, director of the boyG work. is anx- ious to have . large number of the boys present.
 With about twelve boys present. June J, Pierce, who has always taken an actives intereat in the boys work, organised boys Bible class Friday afternoon ..at the Y. M. c. A. The clasp will hold meeting every Fri- day afternoon and one Bible nero will be studied each week. The life of Noah will be taken up next Friday.
 The Bible class organized and elect cd the following oflcers: Hugh Hale. President: Harwood Bowman. Vice. President; Henry Campbell. Secretary, and Boardman Getsinger. Treasurer.
 The second series of basketball games in the preparatory school league M c. A boys went down to defeat be- fore the Edgar team by the score of 2l to and the bunch from Barnes's won from the high school team by the close score of 14 to i3-,
 The league standing is: A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
Charges of Corruption Against Ccn-
 grezsmen And Newspapers.

Charges of Corruption Against Con-
 Rressmen And Newspapers.
 Washington, Dec. T-Charges of corruption against members of Com gress and of the subsidizing of news- papers for and against ship subsidy. which have been made in various American newspapers and periodicals. are recounted In a resolution intro dueed In the House today by Repre- sentative Hardy. of Texas. who de- mands a congressional investigation.
 He asks that committee ot eWo democrats and four republicans. three opposed to ship subsidy and three favoring 1t. be named by the speaker to learn to what extent money has been spent by those favoring and op- posing ship subsidy and to what ex- tent newspaper writers and lobbyists have been hired. if any.
 The resolution says that serious charges have been made against the honesty and patriotism" of members of Congress in connection with ocean mail bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

iagton says; Enrique crsel. carrying crsdentiais As Inc spsciai diplomatic aren't of Prssident Dias of Msxice. cal- led at the state Department today. by special appointmsnt made by the Mexican Embassy to present memor- Anda Of Hiae e prsvsnt threatened hpstilities between America and Nica- regra 1s ssnsd that this govsrnment 5otq wlth his in the selection of suc- oeseeP to zelAyA end expressed hope thst 3eint action would remove all furthef cause for disturbanca.
 oenor Crse1 waa wiven to under stand the Ntesraguan situation was ops which did net entite Mexico to interfere; that tho Qusstion with Nica- rsgSa wss one which could permit of no ipterferenoe. friendly or unfriendiy.
 ofhciaI recognition of the provisionai governmsnt headed by. Estrada appears to bs not far eR.
 A 0E1bsrs ou1t Gaas sf Dag nsnss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
AIDS MRS. MONROE.
Echo of Bcyertown Fire in Refusal of
 Requisition.

Harrisburg. Pa, Dec. lI.--aovernor stuart today refused the application for extradition papers to bring Mrs. Harriet D. Monroe from Washington. D. C.. to Reading to stand trial on a charge of involuntary mansiaughter house horror of 1907 when I'll persons were burned to death.
 She was owner of the moving pie ture exhibition. which was being giv- en for the benefit of church when the fire occurred.
 The Governor gave no reason for re- fusing the application.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
THE PASSING THRoNG,

5 al
 c. H. Rogers. of Birmingham. was in Montgomery Friday.
 Edgar W. Wright of Troy. was in the city Friday on business
 Allen Northington. of Prattvilie. spent Friday in Montgomery on his usual weekly visit.
 ". E. Foshee, of Chapman. was in the city Friday on . short visit
 pr. c. A. Cary. State Veterinarian. was in Montgomery Friday.
 l.. M. Bashinsky. of Troy. made q weekend trip to the city Friday.
 VI. J. Dufenderfer. of Birmingham. was in Montgomery Friday on busi- ness.
 z S. 0. Williams. of Eufauia. spent Friday in Montgomery.
 A Gilbert Salt Case or nag makes en elegant Christmas Eift.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
German steamer Axrouns.

Puta Arenas. Dec. 17--The German steamer Utgard. from Portland. Ore. for St. Vincent. c. ". has run aground at Baxa Point and broken in two. Only part of the cargo Is salvageable. All of the crew has been landed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

- uEARr or T1zN DuuUfAM1n 1(S-x for the pail. the deoutants
 looked like lovely newer Dxeuieissiy fresh a2d tsm hoa hona sV> ,...,s w:isIss ssscS sns of 'ii ssauiy scsss eless ahe vent to bid grandma goodbye os'
 fore the dime to steri ,x 'as.na%Sinso; snS sou asss %nst ias assss C ssi Juut Aew you think I'm fooktng nes
 when I'd love 70 be q beils crandmother smiled, and felt so pisasee And snswered. .Caisd, you seem indeed 1t makss my old heart young aeeir
 with youths reiiectsd light re hafs Isl ny 9l y.Ssssss Ssss s.Es asapy ny q. ~rs.rnvek tse SsSutante replied. witI
 almost bated breath; sHAppyi why. honestly. Nanomosnstes. st
 sssr Tn KsEs :agEsyT Tsss.s ssssss Ss;sos. E ssssa
 rHoUGHr TOR THE nAr- ! .,,.. m,xs, hear the fairies sing 6pen the feathery grass a-swing. OS in the orchards blossoming; Thsir melody 90 fine and cieaf one had to bend his ear to nean: For sephyrs waispering in the prass. ence might see the fairies dance A-cfrcle in their meadow mounts, TSsir afry feet in crystal sioon Made twinkiinEs meath the siive' Such Witchsry. but that. twas seen. . Might have been the dewdrops rsneeh I've wandered far 'yond summer seas Where music dWeIls 'rnid harmonies That we'll the seEaphim mignt please TSs T sn fsiriss' n siisssy melody :. Their crystal trtnkling on the moonh'
 --rhomas Nelson Page. mA,on Asp ans. n. D.
 STEINER ENTERTAM AT
 BRILLIANT DEBUT nE-
 CEPTfON FOR MISS STEINER Major and Mrs R. D. Steiner enter tafr,ed at q reception of unusual bril- Iiancy and beauty Friday evening wher they presented their young daughter Miss Helen steiner. to society.
 For the occasion the handsome homo on Hull Htrset resembied an enchantee garden. WAere the fragrance of rose, a perfect setting for the number oi beautiful women who thronged tns home throughout the evening.
 Tn the entrance hall the decorations
  were entireiy in green.
 Southern smtlax In graceful tWiniugi festooned the walls, and nhowed great advantage against the ivor, white of the wood work The stairway was also twined witf bamboo and southern smiiax,
 In the first parior where the receiv' ing line stood, pink and green, ths two colors which blend 70 beautifully were used.
 The wall finish Is In soft foiiage green, the ceiling Is tn old ivory ane tde woodwork is white. . Arranged with artistic effect on tns walls were fsstopns of smiiax ane bamboo.
 On the mantle were twinings of as pararus ferns, and large cut-giasi basket filled with pink carnations ant pluInosa
 On the tables and cabinets around xhe room, were vases of My Maryiant Roses"
 Passing into the dining room an ar tistic scene greeted the eye. with tht Christmas celors, red and green, car riad out in every detail
 The walis are panelled in mahogany and q hunting scene In rich colors forn the ErfG10 " z sr5ss 3Ast @ At the end of the room the mantle which is built high against the wall wae banked with Southern smilax and Indian holly with hundreds of crim- non berries cleaning bright among the green. Bright-hued poinsettas were also used.
 Ths round oeese table in the centre of the room was covered with a Ciuny lace piece over green satin. Tn the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
GRAND JURY IN SESSION .
Federal Court Invessigating Body Net Yet Adjourned.

The United States grand jury kept up its steady grind Friday, and the expected adjournment was not taken. It was suggested Friday afternooon that the report of the jury win be in Judge Jones's hands by Tuesday.
 The session will be continued eatur- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

DIRECT IMPORTATION. Marrons Glacees, Apricot Glaeees. Reines Claudes, Chfnois Glacees. Nandarine and Citron Gincees. You are invited to make yeur xmss purchases from this stock.
 Marc yincenteIli, E {. Court st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

Very smart are the high shoes of suede. They come in browns, blues, grays and blacks,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
MRS. FOSTER TO EgTERTAIN
 FOR MISS BALDWIN

Mrs. J. Manly Foster will entertain Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at an ir- formal buffet supper and bridge party in honor of Miss Katherine Baldwin and pr. Fred wiikerson. Miss Bald-
 win ia a debutante of the seaspn and
 pr. wilkeTson will leave soon for New
 York to take a position in 3 hospital
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
CHAUTAUoUA CIRCLE.

MRS. sAnEL ENTERTAINs.
 one of the most elaborate iuncheons of the season was that at which Mrs Nose Sabel entertained Friday for Miss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

0slbsrs su1t eaas sr Dag nskss n elegant OhR1p1mae rift.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

l.. N. Bashinsky. of Troy. made q weekend trip to the city Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18
wANTs INynsrlsATloN.

A Gilbert Salt Case or Rag makes sn elegant Christmas xift.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

". E. Foshee, of Chapman. was in the city Friday on short visit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

.Dr. c. A. Cary. State Veterinarian. was in Montgomery Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

2. s. 0. Williams of Eufauia. speni
 Friday in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

VI. J. Dufenderfer. of Birmingham. was in Montgomery Friday on busi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-18

c. H. Rogers, of Birmingham. was in Montgomery Friday.
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Net Waists

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-20

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