Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-02-17

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ance of Reuter-. the great violinist, will
be one of the finest he mas ever given
1t is announced that THE Span of
Life will be the attraction Tuesday
Feb "a, A bridge of human bodies,''
is in Itself novelty, but when this
human footway is suspended in mid air
across raging cataract, the. spectator
Is thrilled aud astnnished. This Is an
actual feature 10 The Span of Life"
c. N. johnson, who has won rrpu-
tation for himself as a newspaper man,
has just brought his paper up to the
29rh year liue and has started out at Il
swift pace ON another year. The Mer-
rill Advocate, under Chris sup,.rviS-
i'm is an able paper and during the
eleven years that he has been az its
head, it has done much for the upbuild-
ing of Merrill May it continue to
meet with success is the wish of the
Pilot
They say money talks, this time its
the people talking about the remarka-
bic bargains they get by trading AZ
Schoeneberg's ~ lbs granulit. d
sugar 81 90; 10 lbs Rio coffee 81 %;
sweet California prunes De; 20 lbs
rolled oats, best quality, 25c sweet
chocolate &c a cake; No. lamp CHM
neys &C.; large bottle blueing Sc mems
wool Sex, , pair for 25c.; all felt shoes at
cost; gloves, all descriptions, &c a pair
aud up; mems sweaters Ace each;
men's overalis 39c, soc quality< % per
cent. off on AL men fur coats; tomatoes,
corn, peas and beans, the 15r quality,
for a limited time Zoe a can Follow
the crowd Trade at Schoenebergs
Geo. Dewey was an advertiser in
way He issued his card of announce
ment on a glorious May morning |
He published it in the Manila bulletins /
ri American news and it filled The whole
page in illuminated type. 1t had an
circulation throughout the
world, with special distribution from
mouth to mouth throughout all the
orient, circulation which needed no
affidavit cf circulation manager
What Dewey did to make other nations
respect the United States and the in
tluence brought in making this country.
the foremost Of commercial nations. the
newspapers are doing for the merchant
who tells of his wares through their
columns. Printers ink judiciously
used has increased many meeha nt's
fortune
Last week, upon complaint of Anna
was sworn out for the arrest Of
Vim. Johlke and Anna Radtke, both If
the town of Vein, charging them with
adultery. Johlke is IA brother-in-aw of
Bertha, was committed 70 the Northern
Hospital for Insane at Oshkosh. April
rs, 1900, and last week was transferred
10 he Marathon county asylum as in
Both parties have number
Df small children and if the accused are
found guilty of the crime Of which they
are charged. the little ones will, have 10
De placed in some charitable institution
Johke was brought in last night by the
deputy sheriff, aud this morning APP
, AIRED before justice j A Jones, hut
4 posipOnement was taken in his ex-
until March 18th He fur
,ished bail in the sum of $500 for his
appearance at that time
Capt. Thorn, u. 5 A an attache of TIL
luarttrmaster generals department
pent part OF last week at Camp d .ug
as securing options on lands to b.
in the military res,r
vation provided for by bill
low before congress Capt Thorn
obtained options for the govern
nent on farm lands adjoining the
tate lands, which will make up
ract six miles long and one and one
bird miles wide. The prices range
rom ST To $50 per acre, considerable of
ne land being IF no yalne for agricu
ural purposes. and can be- secured AT
| low figure. The intention is, as
previously stated in these columns, 10
establish a government school of train
ng where the state militia, which is
low a reserve force of the national
and the several branches of
he regular army may meet aud maneu
Ter each year. The plan is locked
lpon with favor By most military men,
ind meets with the hearty support of
tate guardsmen