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o ur mAnner of 1U1tkiog loans. our nUe.t~ of Interest.
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tomeN anything tb"y do not clearly uocJerstuod.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
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J!C't an imnwlliat • p •rsonnl rc•ply .
Atltlr(' . r·Jw Pr ident.
· TH1m01 B. PRAY.
' te\· n fo in t. Wi~.
THE NORMAL POINTER.
Volume VI I.
AN INODENT IN NO. I I.
Bud wa_, the ac knowled.~eed terror of No. II. IIi•
temper. his almost s uperhuman strength and wild pmnks made him :u onoo
an ogre to the t'bildren and n. sou rce of conliuual
wo rry to his texchcr"$, I hnd 1ricd sympathy. reason :1nd punishme nt. all In ' ':tin. There seemed to
IJe no chord in hi!f wnywa nl nature which wo uld
respond to my efforts in hi• ~.!!!!! and I di•paired
o r Cli'Cr winning him. Uu t "there Is in twery hunmn
heart some uot completely hturco JJart," (tnd the
Oivlne Tt"acher. \' iewing with pity the wo rk my
un sk ill~:d ti u gen~ hMI wrought. tt>ru IIi :!~ nu-.3scngcr
to "'t ake up the tanJtled "'eb of ll•l4's un~'·en life and
flii.Shion it into ~aut.ilu.~ symmetry.
It wss fritl lt)' dternnon iu ~u. It. Book". sla1cs
And pencil !I htul bt."t!n ~ m e what hastily c·onsigned to
d esks and in t espunse tu the bell tif1y eaJ,tea young
fa~:e!lluuked up in joyfu l antidp:u ion or the weekly
ret'ital.
Big Charles wa.' (July t•k>t.• h."~ l l'hairman.
:uHf arrer .--ons iricmhle shunliug of feet and ~~rearing
uf 1hru:u. cll.'lin:rctl the re'tu lation nd dr•·&.~ with
prtLiscwurth.\' ••urrt.'<' IO l~ nntlthcn wllh ~igh of re·
tiPI. :mnunm.-e<l tlw tirst nnmh{•r un the pm.rcrnm.
t~ulleu an~ ungm·ernllble
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thi.11 i ulim:tti•m :' liul<'
j.Cirllllip~,-1 f(Uictl,\'
imm
•,,,_,_'''the fn•nl "t>;\18 and L"'i"'lllm4!nc.."NI he r r~itati eo.
l.iulc H•·Y Ulu l",'' - l ••l:all~·nu•·••uaclu u -o•l f rhc prl"tly
pie turc sho mt>de, one c hubby h•nd holding her
while pinafore and her dark blue eyes opoued wldo
in woru.le r a.!J if sh~ felt but. did not quite uodcrsumd
the meaning of the beautiful words she lisped. Dear
baby M11rgaret. during the short period of he r school
life s he h:ad ht..'<:omc 1-ho unspoiled favorite of U8 t\11,
Jo:,· eu Bud could not lind h io hi'l he3rt to be unkind
t.o her. although his su11eu nature would permit of
only a neg:uh•c attitude.
'rhc rcs1 of the afternoon's exerci.s e failed to arouse
my intcregt~ E\·en the pros1>ect of two days• 800ludio:. dltl not ilen e to soothe my 'nc b fog heart and
bnain. and th~rc se-emed oo escape from tho one
great trial of my lif&-Bud . Scbool dis mlased and I
wended my way homeward. little df'e'llming that the
hour o f delh·ernn(.-e wu so near at hand.
The next f'rid:l~'. just o ne week late r. Bud wu In
hi$ accu3tOII14MI plAce hut oh, how changl'<l. His
old·time air o f deviltry aod insolence "'M ,:tone.
W hh downr Mt eye!J nnd tt'1t.Nilaiucd face be took
hi:!i sC:tt in silence, psusinf( only to hang lll) liulo
Jim'd c:lp for hiu1--an act of kinf.lioeh unpret'e·
demcd in 1he boy'A hi"Vlry. All the children wcru
there. All. did J say ~ A h. uo. one wu nai:tjtlug•
Away O\'er the cJ::li&i~l 6eld.1 in the quiet liltJA
•·hure hy:lrd the s un shone "'arm on our baby Mar•
THE NORMAL POINTER.
so
goren grave.
Two dayo before ohc had fallen
n.s1ecv fortwcr. Almost. her l~:~.st words \\'trt'!-..Gh·e
my preuy booL. to sJOOr Bu'-1." The ••eunnlngbnrp"
wu broken but noc. before tho
jlre&t
MMter Mu.si·
<lou had tourhe<ltho deli<Ate 1trlojft ami awakened
the mflody that was to tr:ln .. roml abe ..larkn~ of a
•lumbering !iOulloto light. 81~ogtb and beauty.
·rwo ynl"' have ~. Bnd'il ~formation IJ
romplete.
fountltho
Standing by llule Mo'l!"rel"o roOin be
pea~
that. comet to
tt
soul
iel
frt"e. To-
t1ay h1" lunare promises fa.ir Rnd hh•lnt-.,rhy
~An not
be doubted. He h:l!! leo rued the ICSi!On thM ··llo
who ru1eth his own spirit 11 mll(htler thnn he t1mt
taketh a ehy:·
We &eJ'!\nllt-o;l M :til friends mu-''· lie went wen
for tho s:1ko of ntlvcnturc. \\'c t."Orre8JJOntlcd for
$0mc thuc. but u we strayed nlll farther apart we
dropped our l'Orrespontlen~. .,,
1 ,.._. employ•d •• bookkeeper In one ol the gnr
teri<S of \\'I'O("'n•lo.
'fbe Spanith·.t\rnerlt"an war
h:ad~uuautll
wuandouslogo. As I wuuatu:arrl•..t an<l had no poreou I lei• •• libert1to do oo. I
eulistt"t.l and "'ent to 1hc t>hilippines. We wero having a hurd 'lrllf.I:'JC:Ie one •lay when I he.ard a groan
near rur.
I turlll'<l anti tlisctwen...._l from whero it.
C'amc. Tllo l'lUrKC'on WM IJusy I'Kt l'ouhl not c"'mo
and I went to the lnjun.•d <lne's assistant~. for I luul
studied mcdli'lne a '§bon time. I beat O\'Cr tho boy
3ntl rabetl hh head from chc ground
MY FRIEND AND L
J ln1 wa.• a
\""try
dear friend of mine and the love
lo my heart lor him wa.ao deep I would have given
up my IUe forhhu. \Ve were neighbor~'~. and SC'1lrce-
1y au evening
pa~l.
r:.ln or shine, thAL we were
not tollct1wr. ehb(>r :n my hou.§(' or hill.
Many were our hunting CXJ>t..'(lltlon~. atHI we had
pM!ot<otl thru go many thrillloJt ft{hcnture" tlmt we
lie was no1
de:ul but •hot thru the brta.ot. .U I turo<d biJ
ecmott>nan~
towanl rue che lbo't C"Atnf't rn me:.
··Whl're h1u-c I M:'t'R th:u.. fa.t"t"!.. Then this low
whi!pt"r l'\•a4·htd my
lime. bul .IUM:cl!f: •
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'"Juhn. It i"n'l ght...,IS thtJ
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EROS AND THE GIANT.
Onl'C upon u thuc. lung u~o. there lh'(••l un the
Of lhU l!tt"i))()rlh tl bUflt•it'iant U:UIIt"'l (;IJO (;oo,
\'OWtMI we were afraitl of nothlufC, either In the tlay
Shure~
tlmt or at night.
who ":a" " ·nnt co th~ '·our all &ht>'C that ml.ht l."'mo
llo,q~ver. oa yonnsr (.1~1an
maiden.! ht' had men·y. for tbeir beauay errecud a
soheulnttof ht~ hf'arl Oueday a Cirt"aMlan malden
by lhtt n1ulll'i of Knn:kt\ &OU$thl ouL thi.t ~lant know_ing from hehr~y ch:tL with him she wuuhl be free
from h1.r111. She WM u poor OI'J)Ium whom no one
in h~r niUh'O lnud woult1 hArhor·. so t he fl(ld hither
for a piM·e of vrotN·cion . Sho found rho giant 10 00
finite f11therly and he. the AOJC AJ fathera twery.
where l'l•f.'. ~·amt'> n·~· indbltt('al. nut elenylng her
the 1~.._,, tlhirt' .he miJ;tbl ha,-..Ku~La hu.,lec:l
b.·.....-11 l\ltb th3t port ol th• huu..-hold "hh•h ·he
muld lll:IOft~t• Of .....u~. 8he C"t•Uitl UOI •lo all the
Ooe nlgbt we were to ma-t at the four rom~ .... to
flO lor a walk to a •mall village a n1IIC and a bo.ll
from thtrt The bour AJlreed upon t'ftme. and we
wt.re whhln a foot of ea.c.h other at a p1twe ~lied
"llealh'• Arms:·· when lwhuM, fr.•nl one of the
rontlt4 RllJ)(':tred 80mething wlllw. h frighten ed uiJ.
muuy J}COJ)lc OOih.i\'t. "<-1 this WM th,, gh•,•il.o~' corner.
\\re ha•l n(wer belien-<1 it. yeL whtJn wu ..aw this
whhc object we &eeruf'd to fet-1 chac w~ "'l'N nearly
ton\'lnet"\1 ~ehh\!r of uc. S).M•lo(' but dr.•w (•loOit'r
to•al'\t tat"b other ··J ohn." Jim whi'"'Pf'n!(l, "wh:ll
U that •· "l'n• "'Urt" I don't ~now~ gt,f"oo-4 h'a*hfua:·
I ,...pll.. l •hakln(lterribly. 'riM> ob)<o·t •II'I'W """rer.
at'""''
into hi" tlmn:lin
J iru J(2\'C a !'t'n'Hm and fl'll m ~r in a.
Atthi"' time I ~mf"tf to rally nml ftt l:t.st the
objec·t gave four-th 3 whiuuy. whlt·h I r<.'<'OJ(nlzt•tl :1~
IWI
i)ftiflnginK 10 F•mny. unr ultl mue·,~.
Jltn ~oon l"f'(•(wered nnd hnw ,,,,., lily tluwn ttntl
ft~rhitlth•u IH"t·•·l ue·t~ t•f
ru11l"<l O\t•r. hUIJChir1JC at our llrl\\t•ry
lfa.l Kul. n ht.-nuliful Y•luth
lnft(>a•l or troin,c to town -~ JnntJ')I"fl on ...l'tnny"<~~:
ba•·l.. and away !ihe Rallof)e'tf tn"'~:tnl home
We
eub protni~ t!H! udwr our rrlahl ,oobcmM IX" kl pt :a
::.hnur tht• ~·''"''"" uf tht' I':J ... Cit•IH' t't'UtW UJ)(lR Kur.-ka
,ft.,1 pina un•ft'r lht' hrant·he- uf n "Pn-A•Iing ('ht""ttnut
tru• Nnwk b.) tbt· lmf"lit ~ of tho~! n,.1d, tw lin·
,eM\'•
Jtt·r. •• , .. ):""'fill I hi ...
at:ttl
falnt
wur" ; -.:.. .. hlnJ: lhf\ huge •h~ht-~. ml\klng the im·
nit'"'~ l~~t•fl,. n1111 tluing lht' gia.ut'li mcn•l1nl( '"•·rc
I'UIIfl)llrl"1ilt• wilft tu,r "il.t•.
One lu·lnhl tl:iy tlmr•• dnuwr•l to 8trnll whl1in 1ho
thl~ na:u1 erulnJ( muu.,wr.
In hi• tul'UUtll'rlnJ(s
r.. ir 'i..iun
11:.1 Kal
"A~ tttl:l
T HE NOR MP;L POINTER.
s•
eagaged Ia tbb pleulog po.Jtlme whea tho girl
THE SENIOR a.ASS BANQUET.
awoke and on beholding him WA$ eo3morcd of the
rn arl':lugiu.u- for their b:tn•ruct.. the ('1:\.!fJJ of ·ro
waolloess of the youth. A mutual :ulmlnt.tioo was
fanned betweea the two. whleh. "" thlop rtpen lollo1\'t<l out thl'ir policy of t><tabli•hiog. instead of
quickly In tbeOricnt. soon rlpenoo Into undyioJ( hH'c. following. a l>owe<lent. ·n,oy olr.uuloncd tho tlmo
1\ureb !~ring for the 53fet)' of her lover If Go.> hooored custom of u.sing thegymo:aslum.aud. 00 tbo
Goo •houl<l happen to return told Hal 1\olto J(O to CYening or Jan. 1& DJN at the (;r:lnd Centr.\1 hotel.
the farther end of~. gudeo, there to lie bidden where the ••·out so engerly nntl<lpntcd by tho Sen·
until she eoultf tind an oce.asion to brinsr abotll hb lo,..., (an<! Juoiol'l u w~ll.) pas""l off In the .. tiJiaetory lll:lUOCr Chl\r.\tterllftiC or :til ctfon3 Of tho cJus.
escape. 11"1 K•l •11<1"" he was bl<l<lcn •nd SOUJ(ht •
But one thing wa" O\"erlooked in the arrangemeotL
plaee of refuge.
'rhnt. C\'Cuiog when Goo (;oo returned he no1lc<!d No one rtmembered until too true•.to Inform tho
by the disarrangement of the gate lastenlnJr• that a su:ciou-t Junior$ of tho l~lluiug fC'"~th•ille•.
Tbe banquet W&.! ser\"td in the large dining room
strDoger h:ad been near. &O he went about in &t':trch
of the intruder for, may hl.\p, he 1.1 SL111 bere hnd
of tho hotel, where the two lon~e t:tbleoc, set In tho
would make a 53tblactory meal lor • hungry gloat.
lortn of a letter I, 30<1 tastefully derorated wltb
A fter looklogaround for lOme tl111u he founc_l hlit vic·
lllllii:L'< AntiCArn:ttinns. preseotC\1 a charming picture
to the t'Yl'~ of tho thirty young J)C()I)I<' enterlu~e t bc
MOm. o. l)icture '"hlhe c:hann was in no wlte dim·
lnlshcd w he n those ~:unc yonug p..~plc woro SCI\lCd
a: the tahlu. The hour w-hic.b followed wa_, enJoyt.od
l•y nil.
No gnan.t had been set to watch tho many
•luiotiei that had been JJr'O\'ided. yet all RPJX'Ared iu
due tn'l'4ln The~ wa...." nothing to mar a Stnlor*t
plensure. c"<ecan the ffl"e1ing o r pity t·uu.sed IJy tho
thought of tho~ ouu.i•lt the eoeb:toted <'I rei~.
Thela.nt"'u~of the lmu•auet h:\viug b.-eo tiniJhed.
the cl3.SJ pre...i .hlt-ut. J . Jl Amd. artiog u-. toa!t· mas·
ttr. :.ro"'t' to an noun~ :. IOA.Jt 10 "Our School. ..
('hu llou .. cworlh responJet.l in hi'f lhU31 lnu:l"'htl ng
manoer Alfred JlerricL. re:;pooded to the toa..:t.
• Our Cln."-! •• II~ told t)f the A.ehie,·ement" or tbe
<'lb.S. thtolr \' it•wrle.3 S>t juniors. their Muque,c• ft.!
S€-n1ors Jlf .. nommrk1t were full uf wh and tnthu.
JJhl.!iiU nrul Wf'l'i' h~.art11y npplnutll'tl hy tho t·ln.ss.
tim bebiodaome shrubbery and bouled him out with
ntllny a i[runt of St\ti<factlon.
JIA.J Krti WM ''ery muc·h frighu~ru~d hy the aetlc)U.ll
of the ,i:ant. Th~y teoflf'\1 verr umch tow11rd• a
<·snnliJ:Lii-.rlc feast. Uut u good l\ngt•lln til(~ furm o r
the one •M~ lo'"e he hsd "·oo that dsy t1une to bl>i
:a .. ,J"t&nce.
Ha,·iog gN>a.t inlluenc.·e o,·er the he:ut of Goo uoo
Kureka pl~doo pa-.ionately lor the life of Hal Kal
for II he WCN ki11l'(1 ber httpplne!'l'i would L"Crta1nly
be <l<"tn>J'ed Therefore wbeo Goo Goo beheld the
pleodinJr l•c.., of hi• :ulopted daughter hi• h~" 1
ruthed wilhin him Ue ocpa~ llai Kml. maklusr
him Hne of the family b7 gh'insr him th~ h:and of
of Kurek a in marriage. ah.cr..whlt·n ··all was nwrry
s._~ a marriaJre belt."-T .
A POET'S FATE.
A littltt
bird~ on a
hat,.J'b,hh
Singing tht" hour,.. aw:.y;
lit• ~'\IISC Itt hi.i IUMh~ A lyrlr uf ltH'e
All thru the lh·elvng th'ly
An ehlt'rJy (";II hfl':.\rd hi• "msr ..,., ""'M"I.
And n111rktt1l him fur bt!r l>rt•y.
~h.... miltofla....... h6
··l,••f"l on
purred &Alh••rhuugr)' dilld.
IHI.\ .. t
tntrny ·•
Other toa-.r .. n•~JJot•nt, <tltH wen.·......fht- J.'acuhy. •• by
·l'h\!da Cnrter. "'l'hu Senior C:irls." ;\lerle Arnt~;
,...n1e ~ulor J~,y~~~. •• Oaio.y Ooullule: "The Jarmary
(ir.du:ur•... b~· J.A.Iith ~·.. u !\ntl "The Junio~" by
Cnrl~tli•u
Ah~r the t..:ln•fth·t. lht• Seui1•,... "'turned to the
)>nrh•n;. w.hcrc tuu.,ic nnd a svd~tl ti utc Wt•rc-tlnjfJycd
till the )):lr1y be•t~kt! uv.
Tl•e Senior lloUutruct i• now a thing ''' the pn.Jt,
IHU it. will Hut. bu M'VU ror"utteu hy thH'I<l' who l':.rli·
ti~tnJ ill
It"'
pJt":l,.IU'\: .....
T HJ,; NORMAL
TI{EJ NORMAL POINTER.
JAN. 15, 1902.
A .oe1~1,t ,.,-todluJ:-;,..,...l4ll•• ot th ttlat' Sua• Seraal Scllool. Ste..-. ., Pola1, WltcOa •ll..
tM
......
_
,.-.at.•ecl "'
&at.rell atlouJ Pott...SC. N
~ tt.u
• ••••r
~•ohe'-ttlptloii-:Mh••• • per,• ., Ia ad•..c:-;:-:.,;;;;;;
u._.......
~,
.... ......
ltu:&. Jl. A• u, "GJ.
.. &4kor·I..Ct.Wf
···•••••·•• .••••
Ulera.tT
.... .... ..:nt Cn.or
c ..... 8. llect•,....••·,.,
LoTrta x. ou• t,. w
... f........... ··• ·
·· ··
~-:.~c~::.,.
&DWAID \1, l.1o'llfiC. 'f4l ,,
uo •••
,, ,,, ,
,
,,
~~
"f·:.-::~":w.~'04"01f .
......
• .•Tretal•l Ot-put•••t
,, • .. •· ••
• 8••1•etot lh • ••er
At••••
A••tt\aftt Jloelaf'• t lilu.a,*f'f
Pnca O••• ••· '01 .. r u:u -~·~A1'to•. •
A • .1. lt•••tOC, Ol. ...... ,,,
Lt~_.... t"M&I II A.!I, "03 ... ,, ,
blcycli.su. ltan loog-diltaocers. husky ha mutt!r·
throwers. jaoo1y jumpers. elc.. to rome. betak&
yourselt'es to the gymabium. .sow. aod b1 good
ban:l wor;k: prepare to make 80mc gloriou.!l recordJ
for ,-ourstlt'C§ and tbe school.
.At.leUe
C•..t.t. A. 11. Luoa. 'Ol••.••• ••••••••.••. •• ••• · '•"III••K•
&.DITV ~-ikon', "OJ .•• ••••••• ••••
&naaa L. n ..n._t.. 'Ol ...
A J. U•••eea. "0:1 •
POINTE~.
which are a psrt or Held-day. For lhl• purpooo tho
IQ'WD:l3ium must be utilized. Ahbougb many lield
and 1""'k eveots caooo1 be diA'<lly practle<d lhere.
1et a tnkloing aod streogtbeoiog or tb~ rnustles way
be gaioed by all. which "ii.U>e invaluable In the
more direct training ror pon.icular en~.o01 lster oo.
So, you high·bunllen. speedy .printers. burly
• ..... rr,,5ft,.nt
.. .
• .. Trtll-'ln~r
• , ,,,. .. •• . •.•ftlft'llt l tT
.\debet• •II bo•lht.~•lo •"• Bcllhl~;;),••.. er .
AtU('In ~l( lted trom for•et • •dul• ud IU<ber•·
He.dt!-tfo and ••bH-riMrt aN rH!)«If•IIT t tqOePid tO
Some fine French lhhogl"llplu hM·e recen1ly been
added 10 our alreadyspleodldeollecdoo or pictures.
1'hdr names whh the uames of the anlsts. are as
tU fuJinWA:
...rwiHght''- 1-Jt::nri m ,·icre.
··M III ttl~lt t"- ··
" \VtUIIlt llhOod''- )1tll'hn..
~t ·
''Girl whb Vlolln''- Co.il!lrd.
roal .. o~~r •chertiMn.
'Leland ·r. l,owers hss rome a n~l JCOUf'l nnd has
og10ln l•h behind hint ~ tno•t lavoroblc lmp,.,..lon.
L.ut year. In "IJMid Copperlicld" he tO<tk hi< Slor·
eo.s Point audience by &torm. snd &O when It wu
learued tha&. be w:u to appt."t\r brforc uoe mgain 1hh•
year t1"eryone wa• p1f'1Ued
In ··Oa•l•l (;arrh·k"
M r. Poweors again tlemon.etraU!C.I thf' li(reatnf"'!J of hi'
bi!trionlt> powerw and asr;a.ln hi• audl~nce wa• t"arrlf'(l
a way with eotbu~tum. ·rbereart! two nu1ubera 1ft
ft malninlt on the lerture C"'UI't!oe. •fht f:mu1 t;am·
ble Con«'r1 rompaoy. •·eb 1;. and
Booth. l laNb 2.\
~l oud
llalllngton
met-tluM" of lht" Alhlf'llt' A•~·iatiun it
a lta1•k IHtu 11fl:t P>prin)(
) leo. do you know wh:u thai n~n• • h m~n,that
e,·eryonf'! Hf you ha,·o ~~ to •t'l lu work anrl do
!Ome han:l. ayi:tt"tmulc tralnhiJt A traf•k ttam '•an'r
be made bftween tht- ml41d1t• of April anclthf' ltit or
May. Month• or !Cttulr \\urk nre ffllu1red 10 Ut.
mC'n · ror the IIIIJChty ,.... ,,. uf ~klll and ~ntiUr:\IIC'o
At a
ret"eDI
WM Yot~l tO JUII OUI
At the n.•<.>enl semi·:'H1nual meeting o f the Unurd o r
Hegenr;c. stwernlt hln"' were done l hRt nn· ur inter·
est 1\ntl im portance to Nurmal stutlf•nts of t he state.
'rho cou rses or st udy fo rf-ligh ~~ehool gm•h uues were
re\•lsed w1th 14u nu definite purpu!f•s In \'lew: c-ne tO
make beltcr prepa m1ion for te3chinJit the c-ommnn
branches: anoth~r. 10 afford beuer preparation for
l llgh l('hool a~btanl.! who wish to tpeela1Ju in
lAnguage: another. to moreeffec::tually n1eet tbe de-·
manti for principals a nd lHchtnJ for the graded
oehool•. To a<-.:ompli•h lhtoe purvc- more lime
1.1 to he devoted to the «"'mDttJD br:anchts. and hlU·
dent.t: may. U they "'l..h. do more advan('fr(l work In
l.anpagn. Further. allelf't'th·e bran<'ht-s are to be
arranged in gmup5 and additionslt--oUr"M'4 ln IIi•·
tory and fftnoml<..,. will he otrered, thus plaelng
t ht"m on an equality whh ~i~ot-e:and the l.angual(e.s
In thfl arnount of e1«tit"e work offered. The JU'n·
ft•.,.. iun:~1 work will be varied somwbat, prartiloe
t~::u·hlng
l.wt-OminJC mure imponant at the e").)efl!e
uf Th~ry anfl ~l et hod~..
·n,e tranSAction that interesu n.J S1e,·en111 l)ointers
h....,,.e,·er. i" I he mmplf" prfwiwn tha&. ha1 btoen
mtttlt> hy lhf• Knanl or f~enu fnr rurni~hlng tho
ruW~t.
m~w
huiltling th ron..:h(l11l.
THE NORMAL POINTER.
53
of be r resit.lenoo, uuti1 tbo heart wh.bln you befl,c.t
high with the courage of desperation. then in the
mo ment of your supreme excitement nsk her. If
nt.oecssary besee:cb' your brother to aecompauy.,you,
th:u. in tbo extreme tension of your fooling you do
yourself no ''iolcuce."
Fellowt, do you now behold tho mOIUOotousooss
of our labor! For thus unto C\'ery youth wore gi\'CD
his mates.
!Jut tho supreme tri:tl lrty in the sHcnce which
mwt reign in dcatblikH stillness. lest our bold,
daring Chemics. the JunionJ, should in the superior·
ity of their strcugtb and wisdom anolbllato us.
llid trembliugs of fear with ngooy and sore triai did
we prep:u·e for the momentuous night. Down sido
Hear y e. hear ye, hear ye. · We. the grenc. the
mighty. bn,·e in the joy of our hearts tl ban<tnot.
helt.l. l.isten yo unto our instructions and fol·
ye in Our footsteps. N urue rous nod ::uaspicious
m~tings did we hold o.nd therein dlscu~sed those
wpics whoso mighty import. ye 8aw reflected on our
countenances for many a day.
Be it known unto you. thirty wise ancl stately
dames do we poBSCss in our august. body and tirtcen
KtalwarL and daring yonth.s.- 'F'Or" m!l.ny n <by did
nnxiety weigh he(wy upon our hearts. for to each
\'OUtb must two dames be 5el apart and to all must
the ioJtruction of ltt.w bo imparted .
Many nnd anxious quor1es did wennswerof which
tbe following will
sc~ to s how ~1e gre::une.ss of our
task.
T o the one among us. who in ,the g~nto CS'4 of his
l§rtmding~ has forgotten the language o f the cbh•:tl·
rous sz:alhmt. we •lid ins truct 10 uy in imparting to
the pair sppOrtlo oecl to him lhttl momentu.! fact.
"lt·bas been decreed !hot I s hould take you." Who
eoultl question such a de4.:rt..-e!
' ro another slender youth with n\ven looki. worn
in the !"implieh.y of their origin11l s traightness and
parted 1\ft~ the fa$hion c f a la.t~sic of the lasr ceo.
1 ury. did we sfty; "Pace my bnx. 1mc~ . p!loo in fronc.
stroots-yea • •·en through dark alleys did we glide
through fear of our euowies, tho Juniors. and with
ruany a startled glance and stilled fW•retun did wo
rc:te h our tlcs tlno.tlon. down among tlosort.cd shops
:1ud s hanties nC..'\r tht' river bank.
There did we cat. and t.o3St·s did wo havo which in
tho Oightsof orntorywere marvels of wonder. Morry.
light hc:ntcd Junior gir!s wore. In tho Imaginations
o f a to:13te r. transformed into sedate senior ma·
troos. !lnd wrinkled old women. ' ·Lsst. year... did
bo remark. "my subject. was ewvty, now it. ia full.' '
'fhc n to hide the grea.t terror which reigned iu
our hca.r1s len our terrible ath'erMry :1ppe:tr, we
must toast the m. But fear ye not. merry Juniors.
iL wa.s onfy a bluil.
And so coded onr spread. and we hreatbo aguiu.
Great it. ht in tho n.nnuls of our class. and all do
wiscly who follow us.
Books and thelr- rca
_,d_e r_s___ _
Sentimental 'J'honH\S . . ; .............•• B·I·e L.·rk·n.
:Sonoe Legend• ......... : .. ........ ... H+en !l.-c h.
Gihs t\od 8c<auC31.3 ..... .. ... .... .. .... .. ... . J ·ni·rs.
Growing Old Crnccfully . ... .. .... ..... : . ... Scu··ril.
l:lou f'!J with Bird{s)..........••...•..••.. M·r- A··s.
lleign or Kiog J ohn ...••. .. •...•.. . .... M·y (;.n ..y .
l_.it•u.~t of tho Hunted . .. . .. .. . .. . .... .... .. Girl!l.
Knight or the 19th Century ... .............. Cheri.
w~ Two ...... . _. .. _. ..•. ..••..•. J . A··! aud S·ra·UC.
Whe n my l.o,·e is \'ouog ........ .... ...... . . 1-'r·C•I'l·.
When ~l Man's Single . . ... . .... . ........ H·U·O·Or··.
J>eo and BruJOJh . . ..... ... .. ... ... ... M·tt·e W ·ee·oc·.
Uclle:s &Ufl Beau :c ........ ...... ... ... .. ..... S·n·u·.
The
Judg~·•
Hcveries of
Daughter .. ............ Ge·rg· An·e·so.
Ua..:lwlor.. . . . , . • . . . . . ....... f' ·ll·r.
:1
THE NORMAL POINTER.
.. Han you-• it r·
.. \\'hat !..
..Why.Cherry·a
by Prof. St>lndler on .. J!arnrd College.. ooe day
rlo~t."'
Jut week. The auhjee-t undtr anr
\\'. N. Parter. assistaor.a&Atetuperlntendeot. 8peat
a daylntpeeting our work.
would ~lntereotlngto a body of itudenlll. but u
Prof Spindler tnl<t of obe hbtory. eharaeter ftnd life
nt thel(n.•at L'Oih.')(e. and l""hu"'l ~hort ttori~~ o f stu·
1.lenL 11ft•, CVtjry 011" )(&Ve cl~t tUientlon and felt.
thM ohey httd lnd<'t:J enjoyed • tre•t.
Tho e:camlnlugoommittec of tho Uuard of ltegeuts
lnten1ewed c·antHd:u~ for eertltlt.'ateJI Atnl dlplo·
mu just before the end of the last <tuaner. Tbe
fullo('(tune gmduau~s were: Ww. 0 . Fuller. Rn·
dolph Jockhh ODd ~Johel Su>tlo•. ThUJO oomplet·
iag the tltrutottl')' course wrre: ha J ttfenon.
Berdine ll11ullton. Albert Shlmok ood William
lleoly The •••rei..,.. whleh we"' •tl')' good. were
held In the Normal A<scmbly. Friday evening. Jann·
nry 26.
During PreJ~Iclcnt l•ray's llbteneo fromachrt01 11\n
Mr. Andrew Lo.rsoo. l&Cklo on the
·oo second
et,wcn. hu rtentered school.
S 1-<1 or.-~lao Is tho only •nlm•l that has tho
thumb opposi.~l to tho llnge.....
the m oo the same side.
All other •I""' hs•·o
S ~.. r..,.L- "0o you know what a love knot i-A '!"
ll u • &-<!.-··Yes. it It ao•lotrleately tied knot..''
J Worftn Stinson. of :<ew U.bon. a foro~r
membernftho Senior eU.... hu ._. vt.ltlngfrientb
for a few t1a1s.
Tho tlruc for hs1'ing ··ltorninK
">~ereiJJet "
hM
been chRnJ(ctl to 1:80 in the Afternoon. 'l'ho former
1:30 elaases reeho nl 8:45.
IUfJU1rlng Young Man.-"~R)'. what clld Miu l)e
w yuu about the other clay 1"
YounK Latly.-··Spriog .Aiylet. uf ooune"
cl~m5tanees
wt•ek. 1\t a nW·C-Ilng or the Board of Uegent~. Prot.
In l.heratureCisso. - ··llow manytuow tbl• .-m.
··n oe t'ounlng !' ..
\\' tl ~r ··t don'l kno w It b7 name:·
l.ivlnl(•ton hO<I <·ha~e of the general uerei>M. He
gave IW() lnle...,.llog IJIIkt. Oo w..tne.day. be
talked aboul the lndut>ntoeot the IHf'hf'rontlthelm·
pon•n~ an•l nubility f)( the ttacht•r'e work. On
Thnr"*ta,, h~di'!'u'5t(l the n1ml '"('btW')),, and ahowed
JanuarJ ~ Prnidtnt Mc•Kflnney. of the Milw:ut·
Snrmal "Chool. :uldrt';_~t 0.11. lie b 11. ple~ing
:4pt'Akcr and tli.!K'u.5lH!<1 teaehlnsr a~ n pl"flfe•,.ion In n
th"t 11\t•y ~ t"ff not k~pin~ altJ) with the progreu in
otlwr Jlut'ii The rcntf'oly ht> ptoposefl was the ~n·
tutliz"llun uf c.·nuntry ,jl.i•h•M'II!.. whlt·h Wflnt.l gh·c
ltehuer talk
k~
ln.ll.• full Hf wit and good. htlrd
~n!IIC
MI..- 1 ~..1e Erick!'u1 w111 liiH'~NI Ml!ii\ Jt'-•le H:arry
.n.• thr ~hnul't repn-qontath e.on lhe lthelorlt'>flll t'fml·
nehtt"t' MI\!J Helen Bu.,.·h will JU("t."f"t"d William
UKl1 a• rtpt"Ht"ntati\'"~ of th~ Jnnlur t'la"
The .Kbou1 wa_c
t~tf'd
tu a.
'(~ry
rnt4"naining talk
tl•" l'fiiHilry '-"'Y ruul JCII'l th•H•th~t•ntlonnl •uh·untogc•.s
uf tlwle ~·h,\' t'"!'"luoc :uul at lnu ."tiiJ(ht ur tau llwl'('n.~
in t-ocr Thf' ~"Y'"h•m hM ltt.~n trlt'tl au• I tuunrl tr. he
,.UN'<"''ful. \\ lwno adovt ~llt wdllalvl' l~t•ttfr hnuqod
..,..h~w.l•~ 1.-urr p.,1tl ::.ru·l n .. •re toffit'ltnt l..ach_.., and
"'Ill .,. rur,.lnt·r'ftl-~1 llt••n4'1ant'e 1nd '"'-'l(l l 1t- 11 th•·
""·bu4"•111r,. ur th.- f:.nttt•r buy 3•ul J(i rl
ss
THE NORMAL POINTER.
THE CONTEST.
The annual oratorical contetL wu lleld on f'ri·
day c• ening. Feb. 14. It wao a battle royal with
e nthu•iaoon running high omOnJ! tho nonb ol the
•'"orumhee and the Atbenaeumltet. the two SO('it.ties
repreteuted. lt w:uvfroaoune!ed one of tho most
• - l u i contests e~r btld here. At the eud the
onaounoemeat olthe •·erdiot ol tho judges ahowed
that Mer! Ames h!ld won lirtt(>lAce And Fred Olet!Oo
tet.-oud. The or.uious t\nd cont~tunl! wero as
lollowa:
Paul. ............ ...................... t'red Olcoon
Tho llill<l oltbe New Power •..• , .Claude Sbumw3y
King Allred the Grett .......... Jamet (.'hrlotenliOD
Tho Saucthy oll.:ow .................... llerl Ames
"The Slupinr CM,"
On &turday et"eoio~. February t'. I he farce. •-The
Slteping l'ar.·· .-~as presented In th~ Nom1al A.sse.m·
bly to a.n autlieo!:e of about GOO )M"Hplc. •l'be staie
wat 1ngt•n1ou.s1y litted up to tho"' the interior of a
t~1ee p1nsc t•ur. The talktlthe women. tho m1sla1d
baby. Rutl the curious misfort\lllt!i40f A bmw Sawyer.
tho l'alilocnlon. togeoherwhh theJH'rtlneot remark•
uoado by the tired but sleep!..,.. OL'Cupaul• ol th6
car. kept the :tudieoce in a <"Ootlaual fit of laughter.
The ..,..t lollowo:
Ml'll Hobert._ )laybelle Little; Aunt Mary. Han·
nAb Conway: )Jr. Robert.o. Carl t', <>!Ideo: Tbe
Clllllornion. t'hao. L:onge: Wi11i• Campbell. Allred
llarrh·k~ c.;onduct()r, Orin l)atch: l'tlrtCr.1 Mer1 M.
Ame~: PftMt•ngers. MessnJ.. llou~t:ewortb. EO. lAnge.
Tyler. SaMum.
Prot. Taylor. uudcr wb05Cl dlrec•tion the play wu
ahen. cJe.....erv~ tuueh credit for the tu~ o f the
e,·enlnJ[.
Thf' n.n•it" oon.s6ttd of a piano duet b] the l.fao
d<>lin club Mi>J t:.'H1b ~u·artadlnl[ o l " fommy's
n~tptl .. m" 'o,(."e:IDe-1 EO put rhe :lthllent~ In tht' proper
IUHVtl tu RlJlJfedat_, tft~ run tbrlt Wft" tO fOllOW.
ClunJ<S Abou1 the Normal.
Ohl students returning to St\!\'CII" JloJnt would
have dltfl('uhy in L:nnwlng rho Normal oO"'· The
largf" and mtuoh needed Mldhlnn I• nearing cnmpletinn. a~nd part.• are alrndy ~1n~ u~. The an
J~paruuent haL!! a large and plea'!Anl ronm oa Lhe
.c.,.. ,... t d••ur of the new ann f' ~
t•ruf s.,,·hri .. t anti ).lr.~ llu•1anl ::ll.w bal"e pleas.
ant roomJ ou tho 3COOod Ooor. Tho south room In
thit wing I• called the "Norm~ I Study," and lsiU!ed
u a otudy by tho Otb grade and a large portion ol
the Flrtt Year clAM. Mi.. Gray's ~luseo alloo rcc:lte
Ia thll room. h it cozy ond well lighted and bi h•
llie the •rowdiug ol the .Sormal Autwbly IJ ro·
lie<ed.
On the Third aoor are looat~d the l..atiu aud Pry·
ehology deportments. Hero we al10 ha.e tho "Art
Annex." which will hold the exhiblto oltho work ol
tho drawing cl......, .,,d any other art colleo:tiouo
whteh may como to us.
The flrtt exhibit consisted ola I!Cieetiou ol Copley
prhno. which rem&iued with Ul lor I!C\'Cral days.
The room iJ lighted with l~ial relereooe to ltf u..,
aud aupplitf a loug•felt wanL
'fhe literary SOC'ieties are to be atv-C!D two rooms
on tho ..,n•o door. Here 1bey will hold their meet·
In~ arul tao plan. practice anti dl.t<:UM their de..
booea. or tlo ony other society work. fhCl!O room•
when taken poooesslon ol will bo greotly appre<liat·
ed. Tho clubs will then tool thAt thoy too have a
hOI\10,
Tho llrt~tlloor will gi<e tho Model tlopartmcnu
larger quarters. Mrs Bradford'• om... is DOW
wber~~the Primary department uoed to be, a ad that
b.u been mored Into the new wlnJ.
'Cbe parthiuno be<weea the old art ruom, :>io. t3.
and tho old te>t·book library have bo<lu removed
and the110 oro now ui!ed lor tho rolertmco library
room. The room now O<.'<'upllod by tho relereoce
library Ia "lwost twil-e ft!t largo fl!l 1ha former aod
relle'"e.J tho close crowdi ng of tablet and chairs so
neceasary bolore.
'fbe bate.mt-nt lt Dot yet. completed, but will COD·
taln bath n)OIDI. room• lor the janltor't lamilyaod
a larsre room whlth we hope DIA11(Mtn be n!al for a
manual traJnlnJr d~panment. but wh1c-h In &he
mnntim~ will be Uktl fur bicycle..
Stcvenl!l (>oint now has a Normal t.ml1dhJ~t which
Is IArg•. w~mu><Hou•. pleasant and ouhnlr11bly liued
lor lu wnrk. lleln11 made olthe OAme kind o l brick
and Holohed In the .. me 11yle throut~houl. it doeo
not offer the pa.tched·up appearan(.-e of 1!10 many
l(•boolt whie:b ha\"e been ealaraed. hut Jlretervet a
uohy which would load the uninitiated
that ·•h wu a11 built at one ti~~ ..
10
believe
THE NORM.'\L POINTER.
Ou FriliRy O\'Cning. J:m. 81, a IIU'l(C crowc.l witrnes"-"1 tho bru~kct·ball gomc• in the gym. Tho tiro~
gl\m~ wu betWt."CU cbo youog womcn'sawhool team
and • t>loked team capc~i!IJid. by MI .. (lerriJh. Altho tb~ ~ulaN woo by a 500r>e of :!:J to l! II. w~ apparovc lhll cbey bad to play murh harder than
usual for 1beir.eore. Tbeyoun.rwomen haf"ean e.x·
ceptloonlly flroog teom thl• y~r. anti we hope a
number ol l!"mi!S will be arranf(od whh youog
wumcu ·~ team's of other sc.hoult.
The set"Yntl game Wa:§ l~tw~.-n thu " Utmtamt"
anti th•J Amherst. High School tetun. 'I'll" playing
WM fa'JL frou1 b<oginning LO end: tho IU t>erlor bclght.
and ag~ of tho AmheNt. boy• proved too n1ueh for
1h•lr ll•hotr opponents. bo,.·over. and
I!" me
end•d by • ""'"''of ;!0 to 18 In fa<~>r or th~ vblton.
~,he JOIIOK mt n'a team litH to Wausau •·eb. ts co
11laythe Y. M 1". A. team ot that place.
'fh•~ h··)'~ who h:an~ on('(' wuru tho •viLt"tl shoes
IU'u r~Juh•lng hl'l\ tlily over th" fKct that we w111 h1ne
a tn(•k tt•a•n lhl-4 ·''t•:.r.
Recently a UJI\"'!1 IUCCting of nil tho ynunrr •ncn was
ll••
·n,~
«'!tool ba3'ket-ba11 tnurnaaueot wa" qwoed
Jan 13 by an ioterf::ottiog a1me bftwf'eu the ··Little.
filanta.. an•t " Bantams." 'rbe two tf"Anu were C\"enly mat('bed. the score being tlal AO\'Cral thnt-s dur·
lng the fCl\OH): by exl-elhm:, teum worL the ··Ban·
tnms" won out howc,•er whh l'l ttunll nuutcln.
'l'hac mucb interest in the touruarnent l.s t:aken by
the othool io iodkoted by the large lllllllber or •ve•·
held In ...l'ho Nurmal Stu•ly ... fur tho
pltri)()SC of
tatonJ that J('Atber io the Jt")'lll galfer1 at 4 o'f'"lot'k
~·nl!lhterlng
wluu Mhlellt• work .&huuld t>t, taken up
The follo•·lng is S n.ooonJ or I he t uurn:amtnl g3mH
)>layed ao rar:
thi• <prlog.
Prot. McC.. tlll p....,ldetl and opened
I'UCS'I'St!NI~
(;!.,..._ ..
Jan 13. ··Bontam.. •• ID: ··l.htle
13
J•n 14. ··Cardin• I•;• 11-1 : ••1\"hlto•"• W i11nero:· 8.
J 1u1. 17. "Olton's Terront. " iW: ~"""'nn. u.
JAn. 18. ••A. I. S ••• 47: ··F•Jt Fnlk•;· 18.
SECOSIJ ~r.lltt!'l
Jan. 20... Whtr e·~ Wioue,..., "1'J: ··l.htleGiants''IS.
Jan. ~1. '1.'anlioals." 11'';: " U~ntamc," 30.
Jaa. U. ''A.. I~ S." 70: ··Ol..on'5 T~rroN.:!
Jon t.l. ··Fast Folks. ""G). San•um. 13
TJUNO
~P.Nif..... .
thf' merellnw by a shon !}M!rt"h.
Otht•r •J)et('hf'S un
In general an(l tnM·k work In particular
"""' ma•l• by Prvr. Spindler. llr. <>IIden. Pror. Ll•·
athl~lh--3
in~ocnn. ChM A. H. l.ange and M. Ameo.
The
opinions or the young men w..,ra tucpree~l freely
ancl 311 Wf•re In fRVf'lr or supporting A tmck teaiU.
Thlo yeor rM nooe. the I>Me-IHIII ond tmck team
erankt ~m 10 htu·e buried tbe ha.tehet.. and all will
pu•h tho crack wurk.
AO<(lrdlngly. "e exi>O("t
mu('h ~uer ~uh.s Ia this sprinl" outdoor a&bletles
than we ha\~fll ha41 for a oumher of rear:t
Jodscing
fmo1 th~ l~'t Wf' hAve C\"try rf'llYm to bellerc
that
Jan ~7. "l_,.htfe (;ian c._,." 18, ~:tn;nm , 15.
Jan. 2U...('ardinat;i:· -;-:; "A 1. ~ •• i7.
Jan. MI. ··White's Winn er!!~,'' 'U : ··UI\ulnnt ... •· Zlt.
t"cl>. o. ··t"MI Folk<•.. 31: ••()1..,, •• Tam..._·· 6.
th{" ynt~nJt women will dn thtlr thare nf the track
work hy eheerin.c the bny8 on to vletory when the
J)ruper II Hit' t•umr!-. Boys! l.et UJ t\ll MN out and
IIIRke tii111K-4 gu!
YOUMU LAhti'.$' UA)ol~
AI n ffl"Cnt lll~ling of thu A . A . Car) ~41Cn WA...~
el<"<"ll'<ltra<•k t•am manager. Mr {}jctlen will <lo all
in hh pnw4'r 1ft maktr thi.s sea\On"ll work a 111~
1\nd w•• hnrw 1na1 P\·f'r.rslodf'nt In ~hn••l will do hi.s
JXlt1 In furth('ling lhP g••od worL .
Jan. l.f. Mi&.• IJ.torto''· 24: Ml'.§ ..:"t.•r'.!f;, 0
Jon ~I. MI.. A. linen·.. ld. ~~~ ... llll<g"•. ~.
Jan 23. )Hs..• E. linen· .... ~. )11"-" ll•mlhon·s. 1
Jl\n 1!7. l1i~ •:: lfCM'n'a.. 07~ Ml'" A1la Mt-eo'" '2.
THE NORMAL POINTER.
1
My O..r Alurunl :- ·Tt• with mingled feelogs of
)oj aod doubt that I tAke Ull ruy lfOO<e-quill sod dip
It In the tyglan pool tO pen th..., Hoes to you.
Of joy. ~use it olwayaglve. me plesaure to tAlk to
Alumoi-Stel"eoif l,olnt Alumni: o f doubt. because I
am a member of that clAM which teems to bal"e fig·
ured so coospicuou.sl1 oo the Alumni page during
thb yesr. and I wonder If I ought not yi•ld thi•
pia~ and prh·itege to lll0111ft one whOM class pin
at1ggests an earlier retlremt>nt from the scene of
action th:t.n mine. HuiiAy not tho fRuit to tbjs eta~.
eager
itmJt.y 00 to t~tlk :uHl tlh•ulgc it.s liule fund
of learninf(: lay it not tO tho Alumni Hepresent·
Mlvc who ~o ably: con duNe this pAge. for she seeks
a:t no other ~ la to brlnr our, these pedagogit·al
hermits whn lol'"e their AliDa ~la1 er but are so back ·
ward about steppina forward to atld th~ir liule
paragnph to the Alumni page.
Tbt o eom~ tell U.J wbat you know a nd what. you
bat>e Mea. I plead ror all other Alumni a.s well "
the Alumni Editor.
Htsr me then. for I will •peak a little more.
Scene. Warkworth. bcrom the Castle. enter
ICumour. painted full of tOOj(Uct.
ltum. Open your CArt: fo~ which
of you will otop
The \ 'COl or hearln~ when
loud Rumour IJ!d.kA •
I. from the oritnt to ~he
n.'
droopiOR WHl.
)lakln~t tht
wind lllJ posthorse.
still unrohl
The ac·u L-ommenee-.1 ou thiJ
b>ll of .. rth ;
Us)tm my ton.cuc t"'rHinuat
s1anflenl ri•l.-,
The .-.· hlt•h in twuylnn~uagc
I pronoun~
StuOlng tbe eank or ruen with
fal.se ~pOn~
Witb tbi~ quutattou aJ a pmpfr background.
rHl I may yreJy utfer .. ,me c•llpl)iOJ('J. rrom variouJ
Jucal newspapenJ<. wblt•h, hOWt>Vtr " Rumourou~"
ruoJt h:tve :tL least a JCRin of truth In che m.
57
The lllgh S.,hool T=hc:ro Convention which mol
heN JRn. l1 and IS bad in auendanl"' about one
hundl'\.'tl Urty tenchcr.l. ~l ost or our Normal Schools
and Slate Colleges were wc!l represtlnteJ.. Among
th~e fmm Ste\•cn.s Point. were f:CI. O'Urle n. John
Sager. Jt•rome Wheelock. f:mma $kat void a nd J eose
J) So~r. At the reception In chc evening Mr
::Oper who loa teacher in one of our llif!h S.,hools
noado merry by his pre.enoe aod. judging by lbe
bevy ol young lsdies about ~Jr. Sager. we know he
mu•t be the ladies· man he slway• a!plrtd to bo.A ppl~ton PO'It.
New \~Pa r' s e,·e was celebrated In YarlouJ ways
by tho youuf( people of the city.
A•uong the ' 'lsitON from out. of town over
Yc11r"1 WM Mr. Guy Hamilton of J>ownlug.
consln.
Mltl8 t"lora t:arlo who hu ~u teoebing at
!<alcm. """'" home fo r the holldoy1.- Tomah
Ne\v
\VIs·
West
'fele-
~tram .
l c-.t.l-"" /n. JlfW'If.
paper· hile Alte r lbat we •hall try to wblttle out
ba>keu. pictu,...framea. chain. and ouch things.
We...., clj!ar bons and thin board• ol pine and
"""·.,.·ood .,.,.,....., it i• easy to cut. I like the leo·
M>n In carving better than any other IeBOn. and
when 1t I• O\'Cr I an• fo!Orry thftt. I nJUit. put. up my
euatcrlnla nnd r:cturn ruy now jiuok·kntro to my
1>0<kct.
ALY. Aso••cso~. "J"hlrd Grade.
Sometblor w. Old.
\V., IUatlU &nme napkin ring.t. \Vo CUI atrips or
l'Srdboonl about an inch and a hall wide and -eight
lochH Inn lit· \\"e P*'te<l these I.Oit•ther Then we
vue rama around it. J thought. the naskln rio~
1
::;.r.,;~f! ft~t~e:u w~::.~n;1::'u': r~m!_eel?rh;~
w~rr
round and six in'-"hd aero.6 and made or card
boan..l \\'~ J>Ut raffia around them. Mi":! Carter
u.nk 1bcm home aod put 80me gold pAint on the
~I at·~. That. madu the1n ~er1 preuyl ntleed . 1 t()()k
rnlno ho mu and puc a picture In h .
We madeHa.yt eijlht lnchei long. \ 'uu t'An put.
pin, or anythlos;t vou waut.to In them.
We bralll<-d radia and tew<'d It tOR~tlt~r aud titd
tomo .aJantl 1>aper on whh baby ribbon.
Thl" tauaner we m•de boxM or ver1 r.~ny yellow
t'ar\ llv~ard
Our teat·her MIM Man 1all sta,·e us
tb., l-ard boanl and the ribbon to tie tbtm up..
Nt>"'Ct M orrday we all are. ~tolng ro brlnJt haU of a
rabl~t cfweraod a piet'"e or a atoc:klnsc w <"tiVt>r it
)Iii.!~ Ma ~hall i• going to show u• hw~· to darn and
then I !un goinJt to darn mJ' "'~k 1nj(1 We are
S(QinJ( tf) hf'ln·sliu:b haodkerThl.-r.... OJillc& Wl\rp Milt'
:~~: ~f:r.' "h•wls. 1 !,;~~~f.i,~f..::,~"·H·,,~"G"'~~.ite
THE NORMAL POINTER.
Truth lo no lmpoulble t.o be oolled by any out·
wal'\.l tour h u the sunbeam-Mllton.
'Tis not tho many oaths thot runko tbo truth; but
tbo 1>lnlu •lnKIO vow. tbot Ia vow'd truo-Sboko·
.
.,.,.....,.
To lo•e truth tor truth's sake, Ia tho principal
ot human perfeellon In tbll world, and tho
ot all other virtn... -Lo<:to.
Tho College 0:\ys lor Jnnunry It e•reptio ually
aood thruout.. •..rho \Vntchnu\n'' Is ,·cry well
written.
Why did tho 1\ylly !
IJee.UJe tho • pider • pied'or
t:<
A oew ex(•h.aage tb~t bas toa4.1e a 'ery gOOd hn·
pression Is Tbe Spe<-lAtor rrom the New l ..bbon lliRh
All devartn•enl!i!thnw nble m anAJ;tement.
School.
The J anwuy Spartan i• uotpllonally good. even
tor the Sportan. It rontaino a fine eot o t the loot·
b'll u~am. l\n•l. noting the maurlA1 ahown there. we
do tJOI wonder st tho Jlnergy oud puoh wbleb ch~r·
tlctori1A1 thulr &\:hoot paper.
Judge "l>o you a ccuse this mmo of takinK your
llr<lptfl)' ...
lbod M"ter-"Yah ! he dako mlno mooole roll
ren l l~k a-.·ar ._...
J tKige-"Touk 10U by surpri.3't. th ~..
U:uut )la...oiter-··Yah ! he st.nle "man:b (10 me."~; < .
The Owl for Jnnm~ry not -.uly hi\JIII.\ very neat and
The Sc-auluary Monthly t'hronll'l<!. fron1 the tiene·
co \Vesteyao Scmio:~ry. l.1n1a, N. Y. h1 a ne,,· e:<·
chango tluu. we sro gl:\~1 to well"'IHC to our clt•.sk.
"l'l"~lprlato t•uv~r '-J'-'tiji(n but Irs
The J anuary •·Spectrum'' make" " aocltl begin·
ninj(. 'fbe l.iterary deJ)3rtment 1~ e'Ct.-eptiona lly
The Owl hu luua h:u:f a l't'putallun om.. ng l-li gh
S.honl papeN for publi!hing the 1><!-ot original 1bort
tlorie~ :uul "•.,see no indiauion• that thll repttla·
at rona ·•f:.<lucatioo and I..He"' I• ,•ery ably wriuen
and wt11 wonh rnding
••\V~ 11ha1t ma\.e mi ..takt"...,, arul H we Itt th~ mi4•
takea frlgbt~tl tu from our wort... we shall "-IH)\\'
o ur-8el'tl.8 weakllnft.!C ··- ' l'hl*'C'Mi tH"C ltuo"k• \'elt~
c1u~
In
•·untuut8 nru Unn.·
ever~· ~svec•.
tlon lt not l:t<ing u:-1>he_ld
- :.- - - : 7
Von:-"0ur <-OUk i3 •••·ays han.t·up "
llal:- " 1 ~ueo•l,. bccau.., ohc knell<lo tho•lougb."
t: •.
Tho :'IICMCngur for J:uwary comes 0111.. whh a tino
Tho ProgrflM hitS a ' ' tl'.)' )(•M~o~l l.ht•ra.ry depart·
ment. "Con\'ersatlon"' l~t wurth N'lullu)( ruul think ·
log a bout
'T'he ltaJian coat-;:;;;;,n- a muhlt1ult' uf fortn•-
.:.
" lfow '\\"nU141 yuu JHIOC"Ittt.tt" thi•
girl w r nt aruuntl tlw c~rnf'r · ··
Huy • ··I'll nmkt• a •lach Rftt•r •Tht~ Jtirl. · - f:~
<if'ft·
-~nw
'fr.u~ Hlut1 i" s bri)tl11, lu1t 'll''lln~ p:tJ)(>I' that ic
•IWKY,.
only npproprh•tu but. nt:so
f.:~ ,·hanJet" llcp.utm~ra:t the~~ amon~
our Janu:uy
e 'C ,·bana:..-...
Tt'1n•hf.'r ·
te 1u"t":
IHJW {'O'' er. thnt Is not
ftrtlJth•. 'l'hc )lc.llliengt:r l.!t one or the " 8tandan1"'
II IRh ~boot pt\pei"S. , We rontlrler It• 1..,.,.1 anrl
Wt_•)~'O IUP.
~·houl V3Jk~r.
(.;IllS.."
l!lt~h ·ll
lc t'IUI'it<i) ifllu th{l
bm i3 kt!Jlt whh1n JH'HJWr li111ih.
Th~ fHIIu~ln jl llfote
w:, .. rM.,.t\fll h1 :t t...:.dwr :
.. u.-.·r t~·h~r-pl,...... t''<t·u .... j
ut ·ht• httd
~m111•-
th~ 01'-~1~
thnuw fttr "'"' ·' iull
tu uhh)Ct" ht•
mu:l•~r
- ) l r ...
T _.-a,•hfor· .. A roul l"'aU :uk,. 41Ut' .. tlun "'hlL·h a "'iw:e
tuttn t·~n · c an~"'' er. "
l'uvil: " I ~"VI.HJ8e lh:•l i.!J why e~• IHI\ny uf U!l
tluul.. . " - ~:, ,
Thu Ul!tt•l.
Wt:;lt•um~
IUUI
II l-4
Jt,-tl i~ uu u:<t.'hMilk" th111 1'4 rtlwttv~
,•har.tcl~riZt.."l
by thl' l riiH
cull,·~u
•l'lrlt
•nKt't(l\'t•; t~ll4ti' H' (•) ttt ltuo Ju 11 •
"'>3 I w••l"l.:t ur l•lllj;(llt~ Hr ·~·n.
,,"~ 3>.'\tlttt•"t .,,... th,~.-·J',·t: 1\uu~t.. l apt 1 , • ••
An
IHU.
t•\t'll
••\)( all
THE NORMAL POINTER.
[:(;
\
fl:t~r:;.~.
''-'loCi n.ntl n ltHJ)t th'd... They b:wc \'t\ry :0umll lJOtlics.
\\ft~ tintl tlwm nt•:ar ~w::uupy J>l:L,'\'"· In .-umwer
th'-'Y gu nonh ami in \\inter llwy go ...outh :uplo.
Th,• c.:r...u "h~h· n•ry nt,lc ue--t ..
•1r"'tt tht·.\' taL-.• I•1Dg ttt+iJ:3 :about :s toot lOoK to la.v
tht• toul'!tl:ui•m, ·n~f'n tht•y t!ll..e ... m:.lltr t•·ig:s snd
..m:.ll<'r un~il thdr th•'t i., ,tuue. ·nwy tlo not Hoo It
with tlo\t 11 nr un)"thiu~ Xllt liLe mo,t binb Oo for
tilt')' 'h) nut t'oU'\: tu b~\t~ ~\ ~fl ne~t. lu th~ uc-;ts
tht, mutlw~· lz'Y" lll'r ,.~g~. \\'hilt' s hu 11 iltllug ou
h~m 1lu- f:H IH"r J.:Ol'"' :.uul ~Ch 1he111 rue.. . I.
ThC'y Jh·t· Ull n.. h. trus.:>... nat..~ nml turth.'i. Ono
tiJiug :thuut tlil' t'r:llh_..., j .. ,-ery J:uogC': n.ntl that lt lbeir
:a,•tM.·tih"...
1'1\·U~- ,..,, .. a l:tlut l'et·p • 1"~'\'J• • oom~ from
tht.• u~·,l :\lui .. .,.m·thins: oomN out th:H look, like nit
llt'\·l.. nnd Jt-;:,
.\fter they get hw.. largt.; for tho uest
r~j·l-~
r :_)\\
\
1
LLL.---·
,11\
T~ffi\~~H~t
©>~ r?~
59
llu tuld u .. n. .. wry about th(" Cr:uu~i.
Tlu.~ (.'r:.uH.~ l-s s.tra~·i..th brown. h. hM loog, loog
trrlf ~ ~ ~ u.
\\"e arc ph.~~• to f'tlJ)Ial'e thu tlnw \\'urn \'Ill at
ch" htad or thi• sheet with the ont• you ~>e che~
now
litzgerald'• ...ection of cbc Tmining l}cp:tn·
m .. nt h:u furn~bed the m:tteri:al 1'"-~ntetl tbh
month, mil the storie! m.od de~rlptlou<t beinJ( "'rit·
ten by pupil'~ In her gr:adt•'f Th~ fulluwln~ i., n
tle~·riptlou uf :' picture l)rt<M•nt{~l to th~ ~.,·oml
p:nule by I he l'rog~ (..' luh
)tl.!>o!
Our P ldur<.
\\'e lu:nea new pic·t ure in uur room ~lm(' huJit".,
jt&t't h 10 uc~ ltJ n:arue la A lid ping limn• I
'11lct\'
;, a tlule tcirl and a m~n ia tbt- picture Thf'y ""'
in a hu:u ·n.e little girli<t 1ryin" tu ht'1p ht'r factwr
ro" th•• boGt. I thinl. th:u 1.. "by tlw pll·ture j .,
t"31lt-tl A llel ping H•rul. I thinL tiwy h:tH• l>t<t•n uut
ll·hln(l.
J lllw_tlw ph.•1un.· \'ery m1wh . h I• In tlw tnm1 of
fill" t ft4J tn \Yhe~ Wt! aJI t'llU M'U h..
IAJIS J•urrEu. (t\Jlt' P.N'C"n )
l l r )h•t\enoy ("'te!'itlt-nl uf tht" Xurm:al ""'huul in
)tlhutul....-..· m:a.de u ... o l'i .. il la•t Wffk.
cJ.
utu' lm~ tu J.tt'l '"'" They t\N nfrnitl to, but II<HUO
tluuo lht• mulhcr \\ ill JHI ...h them ojf :tml then t hey
\\'Ill lm\· ~· ttl lly. 'l'he ncM 1hing to tlu If to Leach
tlu:111 t(• J.CI'l tht·ir tH\'O fOOil.
~u1th.l litw IIIHnolug :-he wilt take them to a J>Ontl.
'1u.• u•ll• llwm tn ..t:mtl U}) :,traigbt mud b<•ld their
h'-•ntl ... h:u·L
11wu "h<'n tb<'y "'('e :1. thh they •hart :.t
it :an• I )lr ., .. h w-:1lk~ tlown its throat
Utn tht•..,• t·um''" a time wheP theyliutl the wa.ter
n.H fnuvn tlh'n the mother bini ~y .. lt l~ time to go
:uul tlwy $(H"4mth
)lr lld\t•uny ..:ti•l the* ('tane• h:atl their nest
lh':tr l.o .. t l.ta~t· iu Midaignn a.ml th:u he lmd ~~~
llw \t•ry lJI:u·,·.
I f'rtjH,\I'IItlut ''••Y lh• tultl th._• ... tnry IA"t·!lu~ b"
:lt'h"tl it ttUt
1-:nu:r. \\' .\I.TEK' ~·ounh (inule.
WJUttJi llo
Tia•· tiunl gna•h· boy-, Ht the thir.l -.-·:tl'\.1 'M.'hOOI ore
nu" 1•-:trnhnt hu" I•J U'{" :l lo.nife Of t.'UUI"M! C\C!ry
huy iu tbt•thinl )(r.t•lt• \..now .. ht)W w "hlule but our
h·:u-ht·r "Ill •htH\ u, hnw to '"hhtle right~ thn.t we
u~:ty lt!:al'u hu"'· ''' t•:.n·c ...umc U'l{•fut lhlnsc-.. T he
lir•·l thlu).t '"' trit•tl 111 tu:ake WIIS a umt<•h ~M.·ratd~er.
A nt.lh'h ""-l'nudw•· j~ a ''"ry thin pi('('C ot wood that
h:h a 1hlu l'i'-"'t' ur .'l.!llltlpaper J):l.'llt"(l nn It nt'3r one
t•ntl Tht• utfwr~.. nd i ... "h!lpetfluto" h:mdte.. Our
lit'' I 1•...,-..(HI in "hlu1inz will be huw ttt m~Le a
t•MZ••"* ,. Jvr" 7•
•:n:s
llElNG DESIG:-IA"n:l1' AS
A ...
Boaster
t.,'mtnt.tt Cor more tbmn a vtuynnl oouLo.l niog
sour frnl!; ...
LYMAN SAYS
lie <loeo tbe Be.t Work. Well, go ....
LYMAN
THE PHOTOGRAPHER
::tong•• An".• on• block from Main St....,t.
Ground t1oor.
JOSEPH GLINSKI,
LecuUuo JJie1•chant Ta:itm· .
Sl1011 NortbCMt Corner of Public S.1uare.
800 Main :<tt'N't.
Ste<eno Point. \1'15.
E. C. ELLIS,
Sou th Side Ton.wn·ittl Arti.<tf,
t~~ Oh·i.sion ~ln'N.
Sto"·c.~J.l.il
I. C. NEWBY,
-0£AI..£R IS -
Fancy and Staplto Groceri es, T obacco and
Ctgars.
f •n• Pf"\,U I• • Speol•hy.
l- oin.t.. -
DRS. C. VON NEUPERT,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Ur<-itl en{~- .,.12
~iogsbut'fy' s
Ot'focet'fy.
H. C. MOEN,
1)£,\U:It 1:<1
Stftple and Fancy G roceriea,
Flour and Feed.
' l'c l. 110.
810- 3tU Clork Str<!Ct. •orner or Thir<l.
Stovona Foint. V'Vie.
W . H . TROWBRIDGE,
The Right Goods at the
~ight Prices Always.
7!r. ('hurt·h ~lrt"t't.
S OUTH SIOil.
StovoutJ~ Po11.1.t .
The 3 FRANK FRUIT STORt:.
Fruits. Vegelables, Confectionery. fresh Oyslers. Ci11ars, Tobacco. Elc.
('ht.·ap
Juh u'~
un1l Kuhl llro ... ·
Shoe Dealer.
~1:1
B,.. y:, give m" a call.
Sourh ~l•le.
-
"VQ"Jeoouei:n
: ..
to ,4, OAIII-
c;. W. CA1 t'
CATE & DAHL,
Attorneys
Of11•·•· •• , .•• ,.
H. J. URBAN.
'l'otomriol Po rlor.
""(t'U11Jt• A'co
' "''t'"' 1•..t..r. \\ i~
( 'hurcb 't.
T.l 11:13
Flour •nd Feed.
ICOI ~· N~ ' - " ~
1"-.•l.Wt'('ll
""'\'V'11iJcc.::>:n _a 1n.
at
L avv_
c 'Hi7J•noot ~urlunnl U~tu k
HOTEL
DEWEY
• S'""-·
p..._
•
Dhi~inn Strt'C't nt"ar \Vi5con .. in Ctntr.. l Ot-JlOI.
Tt•1. • to
St\'\{'U.»
t:•otu&-
Mrs. M. E. Phillips-Moore's
l)rivatc N-hool C)f
MUSIC, DELSARTE AND
DANCING,
POLITE TRAINING
"'?AND
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Corner or Cl:lrk :uul ('hnrch StrcN!I.
Ste-ven s
Point.
VV"is.
SEASON OF IQ01•2.
l.:uli~ :tntl ( ;~ntlem Pn who iuu•n•l to f:\\·or this
sthool with their stt~nd:.m.."t.' :arc n'iiUested to (•::lll ss
t>nrlv as , ... n,·enient. :tml if t>-'~-3i1Jlc bcfur(• 1he be·
ginrii ng of 1hc l"lsS!tes
\\' ill nmt roo1wc for select l':.ulh•s or ,•Jub...
MRS. MARY L. DOLLOFF,
MIS S KATIE CURRAN,
leading Dressmake· in City.
Dressmaker·
S ty)(• :uul Fit <:unrnnh•t•tl.
A t mim•tl :tl'l.;i"'tuut in nt tcmlarwe.
F. W. GIESE,
Jllfwch "
II
f. rr, i I (1/ ••
fiM lift~ o( ~•pku~ l.A·Ii~··: Utt"'~ C:OO.,S.; •l"'"f""' nt SUIC·\:,
All wotlt ,;u.-..-nt rcd.
fi~ .,ocdc..
l~ tN W)lf"t
l'.!():"i Jlivi~ion "'·· ~•uth ='ide
HOUSE.
R ate $1.00 Per Day.
T eleph1)ne
:!~
a:!:• !"itronJts A''('nu('.
_
_
}Y/sconsiu.
Grand Central Hotel.
M.
c ..... ,Jr ~
l!roo.
All M• Hit•ru A••(•omuHki:ILiun!f
Pdt•l'Jil Ht•:t.... um~hl••
Telephone 168.
COrr'tef" Fu·_. and C'lork ~tr-cet•
R. C. K RIENKE,
f 'J'o i I or.
o!:c ~':,. ::r~~!~~~"c \l-cdc~~c.L:·:~ ~!.a~ ~~e :~. ~••,.•' ~·
Jlbwc;h u
('orm·r
or
::r~,I.L~in
Street.
mo u. c:.\11.
T. C. K0BELA:,
Bicycle Livery and Repair Shop
Mu ;~;i<•:tl Ju.,ti' UIIlNHS
and HCJ':lirs.
!'-h•\'cns l•Hint.
ARLINGTON
,';'l el'eus 'Polut,
416
ta,·~·
413 NORMAL. AVENUE .
11
C h urch anti Ui' ijl;ion Stref'ts.
~lt'\'f'n~
l'oiu L. WI".
P. WOZNICKI,
- llf: Ar ••:R IS-
High Gttade Bieyeles.
Gcl!n ol Mcp-hilllt v.... ,~o~ly Oo.. e tH( y(!.e: l.tvcry. Cive IIIC . c:aU.
1~1 "'outh :'un·r,S4c'c"" Pt~illt .
H . K. MOSHER,
H .t mii!J Opti cian.
Gla.o;se.; Grhund to OrJ~.:r.
l'ric~ Rc:ls•mable.
R onttl:' .po ~I :tin St
Roum 2.
Dressmaking Parlors.
1q
Church
P~tronage
S1r~e 1 .
S olicited.
MRS. J . 0 . KNOWLTON.
.
Rasmus Hanson,
MERCHANT
TAillOR.
.
..17 CLAAK $TA££T ,
STEV£NS POINT WIS
DRY COODS,C L OTHINC
FINE SHOES.
'
Clark S treet Cash Store.
H ENRY HOEFFLER.
For Dry Goods, Clothing. Ladies' and Gent's. Furnishing Goods, Shoes and Rubbers, try
KVHL BROS.
We make a s pecialty of Ladies' dressed and undressed Kid Gloves at lM c. cwrl .'j;l.OO.
'Reliable Goods at Lowest Prices.
401 Main Street, Corner of Third.
ALEXANDER J, HSLLER. .M. D..
Get in Line
I
FOR._ _ _
Physician and Surgeon.
Stevens Point,
ACCIDENTAL VACANCIES.
ENRO I.L;\I F.N T now in the \\'EST·
E R N TEA C II ERS' AGEN C Y nut
c nly k<•t•p• roo irot• rm ...d nl d•.ongt·•
tluriO): the )'C:Ir, but t•ntitl~~
vh.. t•, nex t
St' thOil.
.\()II
tO >t:r·
Fur n;• rt icu l.lr..
·
Wisconsin.
'VV- E . l.\li:.A.O~LXN'
FI..JORIST.
t IF•h•~ 1-' lm\l'l"i :t111l Pl:w1 ~ (;ul Fltm'~'r"t It SIH't'•
l:1hy 1\rJUtiiiC'I<S :\nd Fu ruot'nl l >to-.IJCU~>
...,............~~~~ .... "'•··
uo \lcCtlll.ch ' 1.
T'''''"IIM·· .., t
. C. C. 7\1'\H'CNISH.
Anything
in
Shoes.
\_HI ·
tln·~•
S. Y. GILLAN & CO.,
141 Wloconsln
John-en Bloek.
Telet>hone 17~.
S. JACOBSON
FRUITS, COMPECTIOIIERY, CIGARS, TOBACCO, BTC.
St~
1\tE'a.t.n. S t root
x ..,'" ·loor
Wt".. ,
rroru Ur. At.well"ll Orug Store.
JACOBS
HOUSE Jet Street Bazaar """''''"M'"'"
r..r I. IIO<'Ks J .........
J......
L eading H Nel in City.
~.Hr. (;1.,\..,._II'AII~:. 'I I:\\\' A ll~:.
IHII.U c.ouu' .,r a.ll 1-.hul" nr111
.11.\\'AI':- J JIE
1.cm ~~' r
W.
F.
.....
•:te. ll() t'S•:.
J•ICI(.~ ..:.'i
Max Neuwa ld
ATWEl.ll.l & CO.
SEE THIS!
Drugs, Stationery, School Supplies, Etc.
Give your
f,.et a treat.
MISS M. KITOWSKI,
Lad1ea• T aUor .
41 i 1 ~ ~la in
r.rormal Trade
Stntl.
~olicited.
:\t w >h.,... don'l
much.
c~·..•
L(Jot•k n\ ~r uur
n,. .,.. S1ylt8
KERN SHOECO.
G.~~~
PAI1AGE BAKERY
F or a nice line of fresh chocolates and Bakery Goods.
M RS. C. P. MASON 4
CO.
J 16 SlrOUfJif Art.
7"d#ipllmle Nf1.
T . F. FULLER & CO..
~outh ~ide Dr~ Cood~ ~tore:
l.adie:;' and vent's Sh(l('S ~nd Fu•niohinj!' Gnods.
, JT T i lE DQ:;TQ.V F . III?, .'IM Jllttl}l 5(.,
ls t ile cbeape~t plu.cd in the t·itr to' buy );our dinner set. fan<·~· chim\ wzuc.. lemon:ule sets~ wino SCLB.
Cm<'l:cry. ght.sswnre. la)ups: o.lso dry Jtobd.s. shoos.
~!~dt~~~~·. h:\~c ~i~s.{~~~~~~~l~~;;;re~n~~~~~~~~~
lino of millinery. !HG ~lain s l .. • . l. SHA~l'ON.
JOHN
NORTON,
Ill N. Third St.
GENERAL REPAIRING
Bi~yclts
and Guns a Specialty
The Fisk Teachers' Agency
BUCKINGHRMtt ENGBERRY
~\·~~~;t'~~~.'::·~.:~r CHICAqo, ILL.
FIRE INS URff.NCE.
Agency r ece1ves calls an~ fills
positions every month m the
year. Prompt service guaranteed.
l.i· IV . CHOCKEI<.
I
~·...~~\.~:;tJ.t·s;~~" r o. \ M :tn s~c~.
SOLICIT YOUR
WISCONSIN
CENTRAL
.
t
'
RY.
MR.S. EST:S:ER. PXER.
lVI i 11 inert.
OPERA - ~OUSE -
...ro ...
MANITOWOC.
BLOCK.
MISS I OA GLOVER.
MIL.WAUKEE,
CHICAGO
AND P OINTS
EAST AND SOUTH.
NEW GOODS.
Latest Styles in
Fin~
Millinery.
M a i n Street.
ST. PAU'l.. ,
MINNEAPOLIS.
ASHLAND, DULUTH,
W. f. B.tu.tell & Go •
• •
• • • • • • • • •
Dealers in
... . ...
-CHEMICALS
DR~Q5
A.ttl:l -
-
-
Corner Main Street and Strongs Avenue-Te.lephone 67-3.
1017 Division Street, South Side-Telephone 67-2.
nonr.rs FOR RENT.
TW~·h:;.cr' ':.~-,..~,1 :.t!1.~\:h~t"·~·~ul~~~~;:.r 1 !~~
youn)( men.
t~tUil
IMJr
wcek .-- ~lf"'.,
Mal ,\'
~I
ltl<:c.
WANTED.
fiOO~n:ns.
either hoyo or girlo. with or with·
out l~rnm f. Loc:u.l<rn f"Onl'enlenl. No. 7i8
~WI\"er~Lrc••· Coru<r oppo;~lto High •chooi.- Ml••
4
Or. F. A. Walters
;,to Clark $treet
PHY SIC I AN
UIU~·~·
AND
Jluur" l'!
SURCEON
10 }I arttlt.•\'Cnlng~J.
NICK MILLER,
•
,..,Ot~
.... • I'IINO
..... o ...
Q,V.N
FANCY
ARTICLES
•
N:~
I
'70ti .. ST,.ONQS AV..
NORT H 0 1' TH•
lfiNK. ll
Miss Margaret cantwell.
0 ,
AlfT
..••• ~•••
B:lore Ordering WALL PAPER
SOUTH SIDE MEAT MARKET
do not fail to see the
Artuuur'!O IJ....,t :\lt'ftt~
' lafllr {;ru.,.ri'"'"'·
Celebrated "P. R. Co." Line
Tel
0'7
ut Arl \\'all Pape.r.
FOil FIN &S11ITS ANl> LOW PIIICSS GOT~
KRUTZA.
!n~
TAILOR..
.p-4 M:tln 'it, .:d Flvur
N .ormol '1 racle SoliciLed
Sewt"'"l l~ian'
Jf you wnnt 1M
l4tes:t Cnl4"1rilljt~
l.nwe~l l'ri~
llro;o a o•anl1u OTro II. li K:oiKP.I~
tf~Uf"MII 0e11ft'ry.
t•uJH•r llanginj.!.
1iruinJl
Chy .
1•atn1lnK.