THE
NeRM1\L
I?eiNTER.
1902· 03.
MARCH.
CONTB N TS.
The W rong Gift ... . .............. 63
Despondency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
In Memorium
Alumni-"A Fable" .............. 66
J olly Columns .................... 67
Editorial .. ....................... 68
Locals ........................... 69
J unior Debate ...... . ............ 70
Athletics .... . .......... . ........ 72
Exchanges ....... ............ ..... 73
Vol. VIII.
No. 6.
SPRLDING'S eFFIC211\L FeeT 81\LL SUPPLI ES
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~ paldlaa's
Officio I
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l ate,.,oll~alato
Foot Ball
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Spoldlaa'a New Attocheme.t for Foqt Ball Tacllll•l Jllachlna
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BVBRYTHING RBQUI!IITB PC!IR PC!IC!IT BllLL
JA(.'KET~. PANT~ l'HO.t:R, BEAD HARNt;SS, NOSE MARKS. RUIN
GUARD~. ~\IPI'Ot<Tt:HS, H'I.'O<.'KINCS, SWEATERS, JF..RSEYS.
All onad• 10 wllh•land lhe roughest uoage.
~paldln~t'• Oftl<lal Foot Ball Guide for 100'!. t:(llled by Walter Camp. Prloo 10 cl•.
~:very fool ball player.hould han our Fall and Winter Sporto Catalogue. Mailed f..,...
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A. G. SJ)ALf))NG & 8 R C!)5.
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PlmlJI KI:LLE\',
1\SK US QUESTieNS
U~Ut:HT.\1\1~0
y ou •Ill
al,..ay• ha.e u.e for bankln~t
knowlt'dl(e. ~ be>t ....,. to rain
that lfl'amln.r i" by adual f'.xperh•nt"e
from 1>ractltal operaton. \Ye ha,·t had
nln<t<'l'n ( 10) yeal'!i experlenre, ha•·ln~e """"
e•tabll•ht'd In 1~1. \Ve are thtl ackno•·l·
t'dged lend•,.. In the bonking bu•ln•"'· Do
your banklnl( bu•lnt•• wllh ••· A>k u< all
the- queJ~~tlon"' ,·ou like, and ,·ou "•Ill Jttt
Jlromp• anu l'!'llahle lnfonnatlon. \\'e will
tell you al1 about our rule-.. for opeolna;r IC•
t.."'Untc, rt<..'~lvlnr depo~h.!i, loanln)l money.
t,.. uln,c drah4,f'lC'. Would like to bn• l''"'
~tal'1 ao aecount with uoc:. Let U.!l talk h Ot"t r
..,.....,..
Gr.:o. \V.
CLUNJ~ .
KELLEY & CLUNIS,
AN D E:\1 IIA L:\11 ~0.
ALSO DKU.&RS II PURIITURK.
TY.L. 178-:!.
100, 102
A!\'D
liM STRON08 A \ ' t:.
8T8VIUf5 POINT, WlS.
UP Te NeW!
WHAT?
LYM1\N'S VHt')Tt')S.
J. L . JEN'BEN',
.A..c:v •M !ITA"-"
Orocerles•
AOD'"T
~ational UJ3ank,
Sleuens Point, Wis.
Fitst
E1lohlillt'J
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STE\'1!."'8 POINT,
-
Wl800N811<.
WISCONSIN CEnRAL
181J3.
RJ:tl LWJ:tY
W. J. Shumway,
INSURAN<2E
4:1:1 CLARK STREET.
I
A. J. CUNNEEN & Co.,
i
Mens Fnrn,shers and Hatters,
4M Main Street.
Manitowoc,
TO
Milwaukee,
Chicago,
AIID ALL POJIITS
EAST AND SOUTH.
St. Paul,
Mlnneapollt~,
Ashland, Duluth,
I
AIID POIIITS
n. }·. ~~::::_LA~~D~~~r:s Point.
,J. (;. POND. G. P. Agt., Milwaukee.
E. 1\. 1\RENBERG,
,.....H:2\TC>VV "YE T:U:.A..T-
FRENCH, CAMPBELL & CO., THE LEADING JEWELER
TEL. 167- 3,
1,;
11~:,\D<JL\I:Tt: Hs
1-i'n~ u ~ut~· h
FOI:
~ .. ; .\\a in S t ••
Books,
Periodicals,
School Supplies,
1(qo~irint~
OI'J1)0.. i t e
P 0
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SJV.-,",JIIf.
!'lee:, en .. Point , "'' i ...
ANDRAE &: SHAFFER CO.,
~~~~t~!a~:?e~'i!is, Ect. l~[ WID[ AWAK[ RHAil[R~,
Ho•c·,'l\adc Ca ndlc!t. Con fcc •lo ner)' a ad T)P'"·
wrltl•ll: S•ppllc~.
l"ktu~ aod l 'feture .~,.ruua~r a ~elahy .
119 Main..;, ,
Oea1c nt Ita
Dry Goods, earpets,
\\"E'YE
GOT 1'1'.
II It'• anythin~t In the line or dru~•· or nny ur th~
ln:\0)' klnd:lf or i;ood:ll lht\t drug~ili t' ··arry.
we·•·c ~totlt and
IT'H Tfrl~ I~ EHT.
Prescription Compooodlog Is our Specialty.
Ill Strong-tt r.w .. nuc.
CLOTH INC,
HATS AND
F INE SHOES.
QUR PHOTOS
Td.:!1H
Tarloz Bros.,
\\'ILL I'Lt·:.\ :-; t·: Y<ll' .
.\:\IJ st-:t-: t ·:-;.
"Dwggists.
Citizens Tonsorial Parlors,
:A(. B~mt(S, "Prop.
BATH ROOMS IN CONNECTION.
nnn:
RESSLER, Photographer
Studio M ain Street.
STEVENS P O INT, W IS.
Uodtr OitiztDS N11io..l lb•k. STEVESS POINT. WIS.
F. 1\. B 1\ L L,
···•ov...···
Meyer Drug
eo.
Druggists a nd Chemists .
f.AII(.. IJrHJ P l'f'•tdenl.
t: •:. )fcl)tll. ca..b't.·r
•:.. J . 1''11r.t~ r. \ 'lee l,r~ •o t . tt. II J • +ho~o. A .... & t.-.~ii..bler
1>:... A. ( n!mboo:. llovk kt ~~ r
\\" t: At•eU. )(e •..ea..c• r
Capital $100,000.00.
SU.te Deposilory. Coooly Deposilory. CiiJ Dtposllory.
Normal Scboo1 ,Deposllory.
J,in•ry ancl ]{oa l'ding- Stah l<-,
STEVENS POINT. WI S.
Frcl~l11.
nncl Tt•an.,.rcl' l.inc. c ' oi'Ut.·r XtH'IIUt t
:\\'f'nuc and St."-'f)lltl ~11'\."t!l!'o. 'J'd. !•J. Xo11.h :oide·
Publk S(lmt rc.
J. WORZALLA & SONS,
<i[)'-1! Goods, Clothing,
Shoes, Hats and Caps,
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
OIIU'.("T() It~.
c.;. A. lfamack cr.
l.oui ~
1-: . .f. PII ITncr.
H ..\ . rook.
Brill. X . A. \\'eck . .John.\. ~lurat.
(: . K )lc DIII.
D. t:. F'ro• t.
\\'. \\'. )litchcll.
Stevens Point, Wis.
GillS' IURIISllfllll GOODS. llle!l!S. CtoeiS. JIIIIRr.
In conncc-t ll)n • IU• o u.r Jc•clr) d <';I)A,.tlncnt
we al-.o rc.,.lr '-' ate-he..._ Cloc&,;-. and Jc wclr") .
a nd a u•r••tcc all wo r • t o be r l~t -c la~... OurPrlcc!t o n OooJ,. a nd WOrli. arc a t way!!l rc a -.on·
able and •~ l o w •~ ua be rou a d any •kcr-c
J.
~orz~a ~
412 Main Stree1.
Son.s,
0
-¥n~
PALACE BAKERY
JOHN
For a nl"" line ol
l'rtlll Claocolates, Ice Cream
ud Bakery Goods.
NO~TON,
111 N. 3d St.,
GENERAL REPAIRING.
MilS. C. P . MAllO!( II CO.
Bicycles and Guns a pooialty.
DILLE & OSTER,
Buckingham & Engberrt
Te._..._....
Ul&t,.....A•..
Insurance, Real Estate, Loans.
~ooms 4
and 8, Atwell Bloc:k.
Co,.erCl.,.llSt.aU Stro•DA••·
The Fisk Teachers' Agency,
t'.J!:~~:-~1! CHICAGO. ILL
Write M onoo wben lnlorrnatloo 11 deolrcd.
c. w. CllociWI,
F. B. SPA\:1.01.'<0
Man.,.. ...
1
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C. 0. D. STOltE.
Always ~eliable.
No Trust.
OI'E PJtiCE TO All.
Cnton1 to tho ~o,rm11l Sludon~· Wunl8.
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PANev
ARTieLES.
EMIROIO·
ERINC »7 lhro- ....
'-IIIONI
CIVEN.
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ALL
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D~.
F. A.
WALTE~S,
1119 Clark Street,
This Company receives Calls
and fills positions ever y
month in the year. Enrollmen t entitles you to two
years active M embersh ip.
BI.ANCBEJ. SOOTIUUYO,
Solicit Your
FIRE INSURANCE.
•••o•
.,
A.RT
MATUIAO..
Plorwal tnodeeollcltccl
(
HOMIOPAJHIC PHYSICIAN AND 8URGfON.
Office hours 12 to 3 and evenings.
HENRY CLARKE, .
:I:>Satrt.o't ....,.. . . - o r
Tho
PU~ili~ Mmoollile lns~mn~e comoonr
OF CALlFORNIA
Fuml•bea 0,. lo....,.l rate onmpatlble whh aboolut.e -.ot117.
I . Protectlo• tor tllo Eatate a•cl Fa•lly.
2. Pro tectloto tor 014 Ap.
3. A ,..,.. Pl. .•clal A•~llor I• TI•H ol
B""'•••• Tro•bletl.
Mr. Clarke wlllg.l adly call upon any ollbo alii·
zen• of Stevena Poln&. and aurroundlng couolry,
who a..., In good beallb and detl..., lnsuronoe,
and ho will lumltb any lofonnallon "'gardiDil
Life lnourance that ma 1 be dellr•ed. Seod pootal
giving daw. o l blnb and 0,. amount o llllluraand .., wbolbor tor prot.ec:Uoo ool7, or combined
wllb loYUI.a»ot. Local agonu waot.ed In Ponap,
Wood and Wau~bara couollee-II&NIIY CLARKZ,
1102 )lln~a ave., StevoM Point, Wit.
THE R&W AKD OP·TO·DAT&
Ut~dcr
m.
~
Atwell"tt Drt.ta Store-.
PO~,
Prop..Sotor.
CHINESE LAUNDRY
Gnaraotees First-Class Work
And Cbeap.
Goods called for and delivered.
116
Strongs ave.
~. WI~G
lH.
R. OBERLATZ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
608 Park st., Stevens Point,Wis.
G000 SH0ES!
l LITTLE B&nER FOR ALITrLE'LESS.
MACNISH -~p3du~··sri
saoEs.
Buck, Barrows & Co.,
NEW GOODS.
L'ltest Styles In Fine Millinery
1-------------------------RETON BROS.
Co.,
~
DEAI.£RS IS'
Gold a nd Silver Watches, Jewelry,
ClociC~,
crocker,.. 21a...~wa~. lampe: a1w dr.v .:oud~~,
whoet. 4-:lulhlng. hau, capw. no&Jona, tinware,
te\Af,
f,-;:,a!tw.:rn~:::;. 3~:-l. ~r: .~~w ci.rS1-t~Pro~~te
0. W. FILKINS 6: CO.,
lloll:oro~d1.-o.
sn:v~::-;s
"ft«a1n Btroo~. -
AT T H E BOSTO!'I FAI R, Jill Mala S t reet.
I• thed\oeapeat plactdo t.hecltr to huv 1nurdin·
ner .ec.. fan(:y china ware. lcmnnad.,· a.::1..1. wloe
Sliver aacl Plated Wore,
lloll:~o&1
POII>T. WIS.
The Most Complete Job Office
f
IH 'lBB CIU.
New Fast Machinery,
New Styl es of Type.
Having the best and ta ..te ..t pre"~"•
··~
can atTord to print Job!4 88TTER and
CITY LIVERY AND TRANSFER LINE.
<!H EA VER th•n lloc prlnter'l< with their
old ,.tylf\ itlow pf't'flses. w·e print t\'trythlng prlntablt'. Ch•~t u~ a trial order.
HACK A!'IO BAOOAGE .
Cor. !>ormal a•·e. and ~. 'lblrd 11. Tel.:;».
,TE\'E:-oS 1'01:-:T, WIS.
PMbllohor, Genrol BooiC . .a J ob P rlaler,
410 ~.IAIS b'T. STEVf:.'IS I'OIST, WIS.
a. ::a::u :z·x~
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
STEVENS POINT, WIS.
NEW B .l LDlNG: THOROUGHLY EQGIPPE]).
ALL MODERN AIDS: APPARATUS: LIBRARY: COMPLETE GYMNASIUM.
~ETTER ~REPARATION
FOR
~ETTER
TEACHING.
A Large Corps of Experienced .Teachers fully abreast of the times.
a•tendance of earnest, advanced Students who are Actual Teachers.
A large
The new wing now completed adds one-half to the capacity of the building.
Tllre. Adva aoecl Couf"801h t.wnse.era forBJOH·
ScHOOL GRADCATP.:S and OTUf!R compec.e_a\ llnd·
enu. PC\fl~rraduatc~tudlea ln~·len~. Lang-uag~,
ll•lco aod Pedogogy..
Dlp1o~equi\'"&)eotto r•.-r~ &TATE CY.RTJVJCATE.
Blemeatary Cou.r&e. two ytl\n, for thnte bold·
lng c.:enl ftcat.e:~t Ol', J.'K.UID¥" entrance CXt\mlr.al.lona.
£1e• eatary CertifiCate, equl.,alent. to u:wITW 8TATI-! CI'..RTlFICATE, fur tlvo )'eilrl'.
~~.:':'::';"b,;'!hw"':'~ ;~~.'::.,i:":.,;;:~·· lor tpoelal
r!~:=-,i:!or;' ~~.:O~mo-;~:0:~.' R~
c1a...JH •re tAusrbt b;r ~ntar Normal te,cbera, or
u Dder lhclr dh"'~ O\'trolrh~
Solec:tlci.o of Studlea pormltc.od 10 teac:be,..,
under faYorable clrcumataocet.
Mew CluMa formed four &lme. oacb 7ear lo
nearlr ever1 oubjec\ ro lhe cou...., of o&udr. oxcep<
'·"tln,Oennan and •nroe advanced ecleoooa\udle, .
.Tho quartcro begin Nov. 3, JAN. 2:1, APRIL 6.
B<Mird f2.150 10 f3 per week: all ool•ool <>barre•
aboul fi .2G per quarter ( 10 weeko ). No 1u111on
leeo In Nnrmal clauea for lhooo oxpoellng to
tea.:h. ~Tulllon 65 ceot.o per week or len In pre·
paraiOrJgradet.
W rite ror clreulara, or Bt:TTEK 8Tl.I....L. ' ' " deft·
DIWI quotllooo aboul any par\ ul lhe eebool ..ork.
aod ftl au lmmedlat<> poraoaal "'Pir.
Addrua lhe l'reoldeo~
THERON B. PitA Y.
St<>•ona Polol Wlo.
THE N0RMAL V0INTER.
Vol. VIII.
Steve ns Point, Wis., March 2i, 1903.
No. 6.
LITERHRY.
TH il WAO 0 OIFT.
lone Walton was a m!Mr. For r~af'l be bad
tolled and grubbed and saved. llooer was his
~rod; and hi• ~llglon-galn. Time, mellowing In
Its ciYccts, \'alnly beat ngntnst. tho cnllouHcd nnturo
or the old man. Ill• reatu~• grew hard and metallic: hi• eye!' auumed a dull and leaden •tare;
b~ ,-olce lo•t It• ring of untra~t>~Deled manhood,
I t - a har>h and ...,.ping growl.
Walton lived In an old shanty In tbe suburb§
of a thriving city. One morning he awoke with a
.,art- he ~llected that an outstanding note •a•
due. Ha•tlly donning a tatte~ hat, and an even
more tone~ coat,lf thu-nre posslbl&, he llarted
for tbe heart of tbe clty. Soon be wa• on hi&
b.,_rd •ar a~ealn. There wu a joyous feeling
In bls heart. and a pack of greenbaeb In hl•lnoer
eoat poekeL AI he walked. tbe ltraln• of familiar
mu•lc fell upon hi• ear. He •topped; he hardly
knew why. Then, •• If vrompted by un Inner lm·
llul~, he entered the plain frame atruelurc whence
iuued tbe melodies of a dl•tant, almost forgotlen
pan.
The place proved to be a )loravlan mb•loo. It
wa• th..;,nged with a n>ugb but atiii<dful audience.
baae tOOk a sea~ ntar the-door, when the IJJ!t&ker,
a plato, unassuming man, stepped upon the ros·
tvum. Without apology or Introduction, ho b&gan to plead for the poor o f our g~at cities. In
glowing term. be pictUred tbe bard•hlp• of urban
life, and tbe sulferlngo of that ~leeted, almost
unknown bolt uf humanity. haoe forgot tbe uncouth oppearanoe, forgot tbe very proie...., of tbe
opeoker. He heard only the ftery word• wblob
picrc<d hlo aoul like ~oggef'l.
TM •t>eaker ftnl•hed his dlJicouf'le, an~ a collection wu taken. n... agl:.ated lltteM.r " tbe
door remtmber!d an old one-llollor bill tucked
away In a dirty ~<elope In hi• Inner eoot poclteL
In desperation be threw tbe envelope and lla con·
tenltl Into the basket, and ru~hed Into ll>e open olr.
HavlniC reached his hovel and bolted the door,
grief for tho departed dollar ovcrt.'omcs him. To
mitigate hi• agony he draw• the t>oclc of g~n­
baek• from hlo poclceL Whh t~bllng ftogef'l
be break• liM! ..at, when lo! hb old frl~d tbe
dollar bill g-u him. A yell of rage! and be
rushe!4 from the room.
He reache• the market pia"" juot when a crowd
of <!ltl..,n~ urc discussing hla phllauthrot>Y· They
- the vunnlng tlgure. They ~gnlw tbe man.
Surely be IM ftylng from publloltr. The ne" moment be I• borne upon heaving 1houlclers, and
lu.stJ •olet"' r..ry 6 lo'Jbe Frteod of the Poor!" '"'!be
Giver:" ••TI\e Unknown Ol•u!u
X. Y. Z.
OltAl'ID·fATHI!Jt,
The early Spring •unsblne was just beginning
to wa"" tbe brown earth which, In tbe more prot.eeted apoltl. stlll bore patcbel o f aDOW. Tbe trees
.-ere, .,. yet, bere aod JeaOeu: and, taken aU ~
l(ether, the proopect wu not very cheerful. But to
the man •tanding on the rounded hlll·top,thls wll.
derne.. of tree• and bruoh contained untold poa.
slbllltle•; for It was to yield to him the fortune
which be had nome acrou the - · to -it. Rio
wile bad •bed bitter tears when be bad told ber
that here ,.... to be tbelr lonjC·tallted-of American
home: but Orand.fa tber leh like a eonqueror
~ady to ftght And win.
Bu•y days follo•·ed fo r Orand-fother. TI>e little
home had to be made ready before he could begin
bb ~at work. At tan It was built. lt was small,
T il E XORliAL
POI~T Eit
"'~ and unromely: btn II wa• home-hl3 home.
dimly. The ~to-eeL• were wet and •IOPJ>Y and OO<·
Then ~an the stn~,.gle whh :-iaturt for the poll· ered wllh olu•h. Few per110n• were to be -~~
>oetolon of her hllherto undlstqrhed domain. Long abroad on such a night, and those that w·ere went
dl18 or moootonoUJ~ in<"~a~lna toll, eaeh ending hurrylnlf on thelnray In order to do their errands
In c:omplet.e wearlnes• of body and mind. only 10 qulekly, oo as to get haek to their plea,ant homes
bofln and end again. And • hat wa• the ,......rd? without dtla).
Onl7 the pri•llege of standln~: qul~lf. at the elose
C.Ors:e Thompcon, hon<er, did not hurry u he
of a dar'• labor. looking at II and lblolclng ••it • alked alonr the mudd1 street. HI• troubled
lc mine: mr work~.,
mind -med to ftnd 110me eomfort In tho.,.. drearr
Long rea ... p&5sed. :-iature had riel~ at last. ourTQundln1f8. The mood of Naturt -med 10 ha,..
and O... nd·father bofao tO think Of the bett.erti_,. monlle w•llh hlo ow·q; and so he loitered, trying to
.ahead. The wontt was on~r now. HI' two boys · plan for the luture and lind a way out o f his
wel'l! growing up. and liOOn he Me<! not work 110 trouble.
hard. Then be would really begin 10 enjoy lite.
Ceol'lfe wa• a young man with a wife and family.
Dutthl• wa• 00110 be. Before he oould ~In the Five years before when only twenty-one years ol
rtallaatloo of hl5 drum he wa• •trl<ken with pa,.. age, with nothing ahead and no pro•peel•, he had
al1•l•. The do<IOr •hook hi, head. "He'll nt<er married.
During !belt years George had worked hard,
walk again.·· he said.
So qule~ly o... nd·father mu-. •It In bl!l ehalr all but had been unable to do more than make both
dar long, doing nolhing. Be who had once been end• meet. In thO\ time he had been forced to do
10 acUv,. wa~ now so helple""· After a while no alm08teverythlng, exc:epl beg, In order to obtain
one paid much attention to tho quiet, patlen~ In· a little money.
Finally he got ~ 110•lt1on In ono of the large
valid. Day after day be would oil, looking on
a• the other~ wen~ busily about thel• •o•k. Be lumber mill• of the town, and •·orked 1teadlly for
••• 1oneJr, but no one tteremed to 1blnk or that: ~ nine month•, when 114' wa• suddenly taken 1lck with
he jf<>t Into then&hil of rndlnr hi• ne.... paper ~1Phold feve•. For two montho he •aa unable to
aloud 10 hlm_<elf. Qult117 he •ould all mono.O. be out of the hou..,. During thO\ time the little
nowl1 reading ne..... old 10 1114' ...,., o f &be world, that he and hlo eartlul lflfe had aaved "'tnt to
PA1 f<>• doetor'a biiiJ, modlclne, and the n«"e..ary
hut - · 10 c ... ad·father.
Ul!ll life ...-~nt on i!S aJow, drear1 wa7. m~ expe.._ o f the house. When he recovered he
younger 80n wu soon to be ma,.IN: and Grand· found hlm!Mllf In debt. On this cold bleak day he
father bad been looking forward wllh ple.. urable had ventured oul to look for woo·k. He lira~ wenl
exellenM'nl 10 ll1e e<ent. • •n the day of the wedding to the mill where he had been emplpyed before his
they tarried hlo ehatr-10 IIH> •lndow, and he •at slckn('~•. bu~ found thu hlo place' had been given
happily •atchlng the gay weddlnll party. As the to onothe• man. Disheartened, ,.., turned awar
day el08ed, aod they tarried him oil to bed. he and "'""' 10 another mill: but me\ with a llko reaald quietly. half 10 blmaelf. " II woo't be long ouh. All that da7 he ~mped the ftreeta In -reh
now." No, Graod·fatbt:r, h W'&in•, lootr. Two of work, but fouod none. ln hi• nalcened ph7tl·
""ka afterward hi• life endNI. Slowly he •ald. eal oondhlon, lhele repeated failu res were more
"My work l.J ~ooe," and wenl to aleep. Yet~, hi" than he oould bear, and he beeame more and more
work wao done. Had II eounted for anyll1lng In despondent. Be did not go home 10 supt>er, bu~
thl• flrt'al world of work ?
walked almle.. ly along the •trecl8, trying 10 plan
a.M.~~
•ome way out o f tho dlmeul~y, buill wa• of no u~e.
The more he thoul(hl the more bopele"' he beeame;
DESPONDENC\'.
until, ahoulnloe In the evening, when drtnched 10
I I wao a eold. drur1 night In Spring. :Sot a the •kin, cold, hungr1, and half c..,.z:ed, he found
•tar •u vlolble Ia the heaver,., A thick ml5t wao hlmaelf on a large Iron bridge. Here he slOpped
lalllnf!, through wbleb &be ......,, Iampo olbooe and leaned a~rolnot the rail. "Wh1 not end I~ aU
IN MBM0RIUM.
S U SIE A . B IEGLER .
DIED MAR CH 19. 19Q.'l.
Calm on the bo•om o r thy God,
Fair spirit., res·&. thee now!
E'en while with ours thy foot-steps trod,
His seal was o n thy brow.
Dun "'t''its narrow house beneath!
Soul to iu place on high !
They that bavo &een thy look In death
No .more may rear to die.
(){,...Bemo~)
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r
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T I LL
~OR~J .\L POI~TEH.
by jumping Into the river? ll would all be over
In a few minutes?" Out here the thought of his
wlte and family cauoecl him to groan. "Whal
would become or them If be did not lh·e and prolet!~ them!" Tben the thought came to him that
the elt7 would eare tor ~. SQ...,.Iy mowing
what be did, be dlmbed to the rail and wa• about
to •pring out into the ri•tr wbeo be wu auddtnly
~lud and pulltd down from hla dao~rou• potll·
tlon. He atruggltd to tree h.?"..elf from tb.,tervl·
ble graop. Just then the cry "Ooo~! Ooo~:
do be careful," a•~oke him trom the most. unpleasant dream that. he ever h ad.
wa3 electt"(l chalmtan ot the body, aotl Orin Patch
~"~ecretary, The !mmedlate work neccuary, AB was
e''ldt>nt, wa8 a thoro canvass of the whole elt.y for
tl1e purvo.. or arousing tbe lnterc•ts or every ell I·
zen to the work, and to arranre for a mau meet·
lng to be held at the Rink ID the near l'llture. For
thb purpoooe a committee wu ..ledtd, Mr. Coye
belntr eleded chairman. aDd e,.err ~mber prHeot
wa~ uhorttd to get e<ery IDdl•ldual be met loter..ted and In sympathy with the move-nt.
Ala meeting, last Sunday, It wu decided to bold
the 0108• DIOOIIng April 5th.
A MOSAIC.
HELP I T 01'1.
Happllr. enough loter'fst wu arouotd at the last
moa...nt to oend a delepte from the ocbool to the
Young Mto's Cbrbtlao AAJOclatlon Annual Coo·
ventlon at .\!arineue. Mr. Chri•tlanoen was the
honored representative, and le·f \ for theCooventlon
F'cbruary 26.
On hls re-turn, Mr. Chrhulan!Kln mado a report.
or hlo trip to a small but appreciative audlenoe.
He tell• us that the Pl"'llle know bow to royally
e:nteruln, for one tblog-; and that lbe)"ouogMto'a
Chri•tlanMsoclatlon Is thorolrallvo, lor another.
The purpose or the eooventloo was to d!Ruu
how belt to e&IT)' 00 the work Ol the Young :Ilea's
Chri•tlan A.'l!loclatlon In WIKOn•ln In Ito three
departments- physical, tdueatlonaland n!llglous.
The principal toplco dlscuo&td were: The purpOae ol the Young Mcn 'o Cl rlollao Association In
the cltle•, oolleges, and rallro•d•; the Young
~ten'• C.11rlslian Aasoclatlon •• a a.__edueatiooal
factor ln the eommunhy; aJ an eYangelieal
agoocr: aod u a ooclal foetor.
Pollowlog the aetloo ol ~ndlng our delegate to
the eoonotloo. was a •lilt br the Young Yen's
Cbri•llao Aaooelatloo S"',te Secretarr, Yr. Aode,..
.on, nn SuDday the 15th. Arran~-ots were
made lor a meeting or young men at the Pl"eobyterlan church Sunday alternoon. On 4coouol or the
brlel time lor giving notice, the ' ""emblage waa
not. very large, but. the enthu1laatlemembers pres·
~nl a• the cb~rch, en<'Ouraged by the enllghteoiDg
talk o l :llr. Aodel'l!OD on the aub)«<, IOOD bad a
temporarr orpolzatloo on Its teet. Supt. Vert
(F.aeb line I• taken !rom a dlll'erent poom.)
The apple tree grew by the wall :
AmonJ lu flowery tutu on eYe.rr •Ide
li11rin1c'• oarllest nunollog• oprnd their glowing
lt'&Vf4,
Peep lorth and an! admln!d.
The'"l arc the blossoms; but the lrulto awaltthe
golden hour,
'~Uti tlm soft airs that o'er the meadow• play
11~rou¥h vales nl gra.. and mead• or ftowe..,..
The tree bo..., hi• lrult Ia the mld·Summer'oglow:
Solllt the b..,._ ulute and careos lt.
Said the tr'ff . . . be bent down hi• ladto bough<
tow,
"Thou wlltolnkto sleep on thy mother'• breast."
And when the Autumn wlodo have stripped thee
bare,
And plied the onow In ridge• high,
Vol<-e• or joy 81111 breathe lor thee:
II Winter come•, can S1>rlng bo lor behind Y
K. OAtoat.
("AF....," c-&-JJ--,..,.H.J
him. n. w. . all al - · He wa• up lo the &lr.
The world wltkb he thougbt ••• a brobo <lowu
plug •ahlng lor hlm 10 ride, wa• a Tuu oteer
that otond on one leg and klckod him Into the
bru•h with the other thn!e.
MORAL.
The School lo a h oog·pond; and the World on
ooeao. N avl.g atlng the lroc·pond I• one thing:
and o. .lgatlng the ooean another.
• or 1'flC ac.'LA N. u
T il E XOR)IA I. POI:\TEH.
HLVM N I.
" A FABLE."
CHAI'TI!lll.
~ tMre w-a.s a youn~ man wbo dt·dred to In·
- cf"l'ase hi• capacity for living. So h4' ...,.., to a
Normal ~hool. Be ••• a raw young man. Bl"
oellulold collar and Congre•• shoe• 11ave him
away. In the President'• onke h4' jlulpod hard
and got rod wb<!n b4' •a• opokrn to or looked at.
He wu alrald ol th4' tel• J•hone.
He ...... ~h·tn a seat In 215 and ~an to tttudr
Observation, Preparator~· Crammer. Preparatory
Arlth!IM'tlc, and Preparatory Geography. In th•
momlniC ho wu allo....d to march In and - tho
th4' pat lolk• In tho •~..embly. He lookfd at til<!
big guno In the north~ut eome..-and lonltf(l robe
one of them. n,en h(' sighed and •·ent back to
215.
Then tho young man began to dig ln. H• butkled
rlgbt dow-n \0 h. Ht tn('ent busint..-•!1. Be was a
buektr. Ue fought •hr or the girl• and didn't
ge~ehummy anywhere. no uld ·'School•plrl~ bo
hanged!" So be didn't eut any ll-e about the
..bool, but In th4' ela•• room be ripped things up
tb4' back. In two ,.~,. ~ J<OI hi• t:lemrotary,
and went hom• and showed It to the nelahho,.,..
(.'OAPTI'Jt
II.
HI& lolk• knew ho '"'' heaaed lor tb4' pre.cldency.
so th4'7 ..nt him back to ..hool. H• thnught It
wu about time for him to cu&. a wider "'walh. He
wanted to branch out a llnle.. and do a few tall
stunt• not laid down ln the regular courge. Th"y
would make a plcture.<que back·1round lor hi•
Diploma.
So be aot a loot ball outftt, and went out on the
~rrldlron. lle made a lew touch-down•. broke a
mao's no~, and almoct g-ot eleetfrd ta~atn of
tb4'team.
Tben he wrote a .-.u lor To& ~I:<Tilll.
·Nexl, he J('Ot on the Rhetorical Conunhw.
Then h ~began taking clantlngl~so~;o n~ downto~·n.
111en he ICOt a alrl :
Next, he began to take dec1• breaths and ttand
In rront or his looking gla•• and play he was a
windmill. A le w months later ho won the Orator!·
tal eontest.
Tb<!n he got Into the Gl~ Club.
g,, this tlmo he was s trictly In the swim. B~
couid blutr hi• way through any recitation; he
lecturod tbe Preparatorle• on AChool spirit: he
could crack jok•• with the pre•ldent; he made
tcon·goo e.res al the ladle• on the rostrum during
momlng exercises. B.e wal!l always put. on th~
lli'Cellllon Commlttoo when thCMl was a blo ..·out In
the gymn..lum. The girl• all called him by hi•
ftr8t name, and alway• pa-...1 thrlr!ud- hi• way.
Uewa• alway• on when aoytblotr was dolosc about
the 1;Jace.
llo was a greut mRn and no mistake. Uo wore
the clothes : he had the al,. ; be got till> •mile•.
Ul• standing was Jl"ft'aL He was a lion and he
knew lt. or Cl0Ur80 hill brad 8Welled, bu~ It had a
right to. When be got hlo oheep-skin and lelt, he
anti every body else wondered how the Aohool
eould get on without him. Down on the larm he
•a• the Eighth Wonder of tile World. Uut th4'
horlz;on th4're was too narrow. The atmo•phere
1tlftod him. Be had found out at ACbool that the
'fOrld was his and the !ullne.. thereof. So ho
w~nt out to take pouesslon.
Co APTER Ill.
Onoe there, thlnp didn't eorne his way a• last
a~ he had cxpe<:tod. Very lew IJOt l•=od to death
In erowd• trying to shake bands whh blm. The
lrcture bureaus left hlto alonr. He wun•t orrerod
a railroad pretld~noy; and bl• appolotmrnt to the
Cabinet muol have bel>n 1tuek In the wronjiJllgeon
hole at the Wblw Bou~~e. The Anarchl•18 didn' t
la1 lor blto. fie wa1n' t lnvltfd IO go on a Medl·
terraoean crul<e on an1bod1 '• 7acht. He told
them all who be was, and what he bad done, but
It got put them. Nobody •eemed lmpre..od with
hlo greatne••· They jo1tlod him and walked on
( CHI'-'J- A,. IJ.)
6i
TilE XOR:'IIAL POIX'n:n.
JOllllY COllUlVINS.
)!Iss c-ay ( Re view Crammar)-~laearonl ln' ·ented wlrele.. telegraphy.
MtSS G--h ( Issuing gymnasium order!I)-All
)!Iris 1>ut Hnger-tlp• on elbo..s.
C. ~lo-o-r (Munday, mom'Qg exei'Clses)-Bump:
She ( '! ) always picks out. sOtne old hymn, ju~t tl~
tho we
didn~t
huYe t>nough or hlm the ntghL bcfo•-e!
Some boys are ne,·er In the hou!<Oe,
Or "'Orking as they should:
But Teddie is busy from morn till night
At bringing In the Wood.
Prol<'«sor 'B-(In General lllslory)-'Tiw ui<trlcl
or the Ban~atlc League had .a trucle In the
sltles or lite.. Such things as
(.."t'real~
Oe<."f'S-
und con1s
•·e•~ ral~.t
Prof. T-1- t-U you -.·ant to trul~· appl"t'Ciate •
reall...'' grea\ moo, oe\'f"r gt.""t "'·tthin a hundred mUe2t
of him.
(Sotto vok'<')-Too bad you ever got •o nettr to
roe.
T&ACH&tt l trylng to show effects o f soth·• on
stareh, hands each J>uvtl a cr~·stol whh a ~mall
lurrp o f 8tii'Ch on h )-No•·, pu\ this in your mouth.
and In two mlnutf>S tell me tOO etrret suUvo ha~
.. 'W hat does the thermometer read?''
Asked the teacher with chattering teeth.
on h. Imagine his surprise when. on tvmln)l
••Ono bundred t.-elve!" saldtbe.-red-halredgld. ~~bc saw one bo~· with the crystal tn hi"'
(As she lel't tho mercury tell. )
mouth, patiently awnitlng-the-elte<:tl
~1R. CuLVEn's method of cal ling on s't\adents
is uften all in a name:
)lr. Powers, deHne power.
Mr. Mortell, you tell.
~Jiss Miller, what is rock ftour'!
Bow TO \VI:NK: ( ··conftdentlal conversation'"
round on a ple<>e of paper.)-You ask me ho .. 1
did it. Behold the prooess: Head u1>: heels to~rether: chest oul: chin In hard. Rallitl rlghl eyelid and drop It quickly on the third count.
Wanted- To kno~· why Senior ~Iris read matrimonial papers'!
To k'n o w why a Junior boy urrtes matrimonial
J)ape,.. aboul In his pocket?
To live over that day In Oohkosh. •'· S. (Why~)
Oeocrapllte, l'lote.
Maroh(es) are often louna near Bay(s).
0 1( d)e•ons of Norwa y like Frost (y) weather.
Ouy's, like the Sea's strong a nn,
Encircle• the Bill, and It does no harm.
Among tho 1 - of Norsk's lair land
Bushes are not found on e\·ery hand :
But here In Wls<:onsln In a Normal School
\\Te dod the exception to that "'ery rule.
A l'e<."enL
~uest
made
bytheArt.S~per,·h«w
fot·
a list of tho works of art found to various room~
In the building brought forth th~ lollowln~r:
A L.IST OF C ASTS " ' TFf£ C H£>USTIIY COI!lliDOII.
1. A ron of eork matting cast In the cor-ner nea•·
the upper landing, antique, probably from the
sixteenth century. Author unk now-n.
2. Table. Period of the Run·hls-aunt• : • hould
be ca!'t out. This •·ork o f one of the old maHtcr:-l
lo • prlceles• rt'llc. At pre•ent It lo nollully UJ>·
preclal<!d by tho"" who are prlvlledged to JC&«'
u1>0n It dally. Doubtle.<s 11 <'Ould be had lor a
mere song, and some. museum of •rt thereby much
enriched. So mote It be.
3. JAooo·s LADDER (AusRussland). It I• doubtful II this I• an orlgloal. It Is proba bly a OOJ>Y
made ~Y one of the Ru!tsian monU of the time or
Tlberfus Oracchu•. Thl• a rt treasure lo lo a ,..,_
markable itate of preservation; and but for tl"m
hall-mark might ea•lly be taken lor a work or th•
twe·n&leth centur~· . As It Is, It lookl4 about. like•
thll ty cents.
4. Several shefp•14 eyes cast In cold blood.
The-$e have~n la~l~·wlthdra•·n from circulation,
and can only be M'en by special penni!Ji'lon of tht>
manaJlf'r of the (Be)Art Annf"x.
rm: SORliAL
MARCH 21. 100.1.
f>~nwrfd
a &local postofftoe u ~ad cJa,, matter.
Ttnn• or •ubscriptioo~ ""o"' ptr rear In ad·
van~. 7.\ fti\U if no t paid bero ~ Jan. 1, t DOl.
)I. f",
£DJTOIUAL STAYY.
W ADI..EKJB, '03 ......... . . .. . Edltor-ln·(."hle!
~~I~~~~oii, ·.-O:i:::F.d·.i.;~lj::JI;r&~~~~
·r. F.. Dl'!vv~1 '03 t
1
1 L'·'lto,..
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Oai•Y Wakeo•ld, '0-H "" "· " "· '"'
llx:<IIY ('UIIIIA:<, 't» ........ ....... Athletic Editor
( ', P. OLSO:<, 'GI ............... . Elrchange Editor
~A~~~?:::::::::: . ~~~~~~u':~~~~
A. 0 . SKUtEK, 't» ...... ..... .. Bu•h>e•• Manager
WL''ZEL PIVEIL'~ 't». l
~':,:':;, ~~..:·. , A>.<'t Ou_•loe•• Mngn
WII.XA A. GESELL, '03, )
03
PRESS A .RSOCJ ATIO:-o•.
t'lua> (', llO!olEIIll, '06.............. .. .. President
t\. D. Sut.MJa<, '04 .••• •. •. . •••••••••.• •• 'l'rea surer
•:otTII M Bu.L, t». .. .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. Secretary
Add1"(1.-s all bustne."Cs lette.Nl to the bu "lnest~ man·
nl(er. Article• •dllclted !rom lo•·n>er oludents and
tt>acbt f'tll.
'f/.BADBRS and SUBSCRIIJBRS are reopect·
full y l'f<IU..ted 10 patronize our ad ..rdlienl.
E 0 IT 0 RIA 11.
All aboard~ F'liday noon, ~nd down we went
one hund~ and MWenty litrong, whh amuoltlon
hy the vt>rse and stanxa with which to ;norn• <nh·
ko•h. Old target practice on the way. P.ntered
th6 city about 3 o'clock, arnr&dvAnl~ on the
Normal In .ol!d phalanx. Got a<qualnted (and
Jo,t) and did oome hlSiy sparring with ~II! waukee
andO.hlr""h oo 1M Ve! V~ ! ,·~: llftt!. Nut. all
..,.pal r•d to 1M dubio lor ~lo"""""'nt• around
11~ ~II.
Then o rr lor 1M bani ~ fteld. Over
a JCaln•t- Uli' Wall )JUw~ee: up aboovt, PJattet'llle:
and On t he hellfh'" ••• O.hko•h. TI>e aonual
i>Ondemonlum broke lool!e. W;. rent the lei\ wall
( but It didn't c:o>t u• aoythlniC thu ol~eh t ,J and
the other. tore the air with all va rieties of
cacovhaOOUA DO~ Utterable, and whh t'&OOOO•
adiDIC br I~ PlatteviUe band.
In a •hOr1 Uo>e the ballk- ro1al ..... Optned with
POI~TER.
a polished •poeeh by the 1'!-e•ldent of the Sea~
League. He n• muter o f the situation, and hit<
llule orlllon showed us ho .. the thing •hould he
done. The O.hkooh ehoru.' o r ocv~n ty voice• then
sang. The oratONI oen appeared OIJe after an·
other, and oj,eoed large gaps In each othera J.lt"'
sonat estimation; lheOleeCJub, be'l~o or-atloo,.,.
elevating our ban~ to thetopnotd\. Theywllb·
•tood the Intoxicating applau••· but took the hint
o l the del(>nnloed eocoren and gave two utrao.
~til waukee 11ave uo two vocal duelS; too Plall<>vllle band 11layed; and lbe Oloo Club again
RJ>I>e&T'C<I. \\"hen P!at tovllle began with their ex·
cellent band the whole audlenoo ot()()d up and
with hundred• o r bannero kept time to llle mu• lc.
It ••• a preuy sight.
f'or hall an h<>ur all .....,... • htlng oo mighty
ao.tlout ...... Finally the declolon ..o>e. We
all hod an Idea our orator wa• tiM! mao; but tilt'
judle!altr!umvlra"' dlda' ~agree with uo, a nd ga,·~
O.hkosh t he vktory. O.hkooh then lei us know
they were Ull 8t&IMI and that the place wasn'~ bill'
enough to ho ld anyono el""; ond as our troln
wao •lmool due, we mado a bee II no lor the depot.
O.hko1h came down to bid u• good bye, and ml•·
laid their banner.
There wu only one Grot pia"" and but OM man
to take II. W e were defeated; nol dl•honored.
There are oth<!r tleldo to c:onquor, and defeat only
dears &he way to victory. Le·t uPeNever-aoae"
be our mono.
AI the reception given al the Nonnal tch ool,
Thunnlay evenlng, delegations !rom all the odlool•
CXOOil~ Superior were present. A revresenlaliVC
ll'Om each ochool opoke; the •ptaker from o ur
Kbool being l'rofuoor Sechrlot. TIM!n the dillereo\ dole~rallons •led wltb eaeh o th<!r In yelllnsc
and sing! nil'; and ooruJlder!og th<! •l&e ol our del·
e,allon, It •u aald, the! ea•lly took the palm .
Oo Friday morning, at OJl('nlng uerc!Ju, the
Plallevllle band played; and IIM!rt! were talks by
the racult7 or dl!lerent achool•, when Proru.or
Seehrlol •lloke again. (W e muot wal<!h tho Pru·
le••or: theO.hko•b people may like him too much.)
Frida! afternoon, the meeting o r the e.li!CUII••
<OOUDIIW!e wu held, al which time John Clark
...._, elecled p ,...Jdent ol the IAalfU" lor I.._., II
~lng our tum lo r the prealdeocy next ,... r .
T il E
XOR~IAL
1'01:\TEII.
69
LOCHLS.
All aboard for home.
lll•• Kate Balcer lOOk cba~ of Min £1~..--l's
-..:bool at lbe Sinh Ward tor a lew day1.
•a•
MI.!!• f'ope
away lbe ftnt - k or the monlh,
vl•lllng the Training School~jt Menomln~.
Who took Mr. s-n- um·• candy~ and who hid It
In the old-~
Bow about the llnle party of thrH who fry beef
•teak In the old kitchen?
~lh•
IJ<o«le F'rlck;oon ha• been dolnJC .ubstltute
MI .. Oerlsh was suddenly called holll<l, the ftnt
of laot week, on aceount of the Illness of her
work at the HIJ,th School, on ac..'f.."'\H\1. of the tllnes<l
of •·• ·o of the fu.cuhy.
rnolhcr.
Profe•A.Or 81>· - d · - r claim" that the
I" by practical demoo"'trat1on.
1tlll not lllu•tral<l !
)ll•s Emma Leut..ber who bas been a~nt from
..,boo I oe•eral ....,..b •utrerlng from typhoid fe•er,
l•eon. .J...tng.
TA-OT-11 lso't alwa1• the eyes that produ .. head·ache>: ..........•... all the heart-ache>
aren't produ* by ...... (applau"" !)
)IJL
Ml8s Katherine Pray, teacher of Latin, has befn
lll a1. her home for several woo1ct. \Vo trus~ to
I!IOOD have her with u.s again.
The
t~ath
to
But-h~
Two youD¥ ladles are reque<ted to keep a.-ay
from Room - . and let Brother H- 11 learo hi•
pl-.
February 2i. Prof..30r Talbot packed hi• llnle
•atehel and took tho morning train for O.hkooh,
leavlnr the PhyldOlflgy Class some amu5emenl- In
c.ho form of a
..,..,.,~
be..o~;t. way
11
test.J•
e.••r•·
of ¥Iss Whitman, fomer teaeher
of t:ngll•b, ba,·e been oecvred tO dll the ncaney
In lbe Latin Ot>partment due 10 :Ill•• Pray's long
lllneu.
Work h .. been b<>gun on U1e Onal
Tht•
outlln"" were handed In February 23: the n,..t
drah to be In by April 13: and •be eompleted
.-.ay bT )tar 20.
The greatest number of students aboeat on aeeouM of sic~ since the lut t ..ue of TIJl!:
PotNTZR was recorded on Monday, t'ebruary :!3,
thlrty·tbree being on the tick llot.
What eau..,lhat rapt expreuloa on John 8-gb•
face Y I• be In love~
So. He I• ll•tenlng to the McGinty Oaby he rrot
at. the Arena entertainment.
MI .. t;dlth Snyder, the Kindergarten Instructor.
entertained the Nonual assembly whh a ''ery
l>le.. tng description of the summer resorts of
lllcblgao.
The 11~1 of a~tees Ibis monlb hu been very
Ia~, d ... 10 the pravalllnR" d~. La Orlppe.
We are glad to saylbatmanraretaldog their old
plaou &fC&In.
A few day• rnoro and the third cnllc •tone will
be l>&ued: when. after a brief re.!lt to reeuperate
our j\rengt},, we wlll start out on the home 8trt-tch
with the detem>lnatlon to win.
Profes.or Livingston wao1a.,bsenl a few weeks
during tho quarter eonduetlng lnstltuteo. Rl.i!
or
n~ere I• a report current lbatthe Spring microbe
ha• been .... about lbe school. ~ probahlr
round a few 'fllad hanca:' but the Sprlnrr vaeatlon
..ldom !alb tO show blm lhe door.
Remember the Maine'! Yes. An4l, alw, please
to remember that Sou,•enlr PotNT&Jt matter mujllt
other rnembenc
of the fanulty.
all he handed '"the EditOr on or b•f•r• i\J>rll 6.
Thla particularly tor oommlttec chalnuen.
TIM! Normal school was vl•l~, t'ebruary :!3, by
quite " number of the Publle School teacbeN.
The Publle School• were DOl In -..too, u that
dar wa• o-..ed in booor of Wublngton.
Profeoor Collin._" took the ro-.trurn, Tuelilday.
llarch 3. and 1111•• the school a talk on unh·erol·
tie<. Re dl....,•oed the Alexandrian and fA>gll•h
Coli~. and exhibited picture• of Osford.
re.rular claJses were In char'f(o
iO
Tm; XOIOL\ J. POIXTEIC.
~l(ot/11 Flol"\.'nt.-e "'a rei ~·a" cnllc'liiiOtne on uccoun"
ol the •upposed ty-phoid raging here. She ho•
•I nee returned, aiJ the bell4\r for lwr trit>·
f.'or th~ plea~~~.ure of tho5e who could not go cJ,nrn
to O..hko ..h the 27th. the member!' or lhe Junior
Otbatln~r Tt'am gt""e tbelr d•ba~ at morning
.,.• ...,,_ WtdntOday and n•uNia) ol that wttk,
Tbere are a lot or eoal ••ht• back or the build·
lng, and the State will haul 11..-m when!ver we
may want them. If It do.., will the boy• tamp
rhem do•·nY If the1 shoull.l do 110, In a row seasons
•·e would 1~M1'1Cs"' an excellent third or hlllr mile
runnlnJr track on our baek lot.
nit' old library room lo to be tran•lomlt'tl Into
• J}tnD&Mnt mu__~m. ~ew ca...eif an\1 cabtoet.s
,.Ill be put In at.d will rontaln all the I(OOgT'aph·
leal ud ht.torl.·al material now In the ocbool.
~annual Gfotcrapby Exhlbh will be held In lht.
room.
On Friday, the 13th, a con'*rt wa• given under
the au•r>l""" oltheGieeCJub by ~II•• Helen Waldo
nl Oreen Bay, •opranoiot, a .. i•ted by M ..... Bondlord •• reader. The con'*rl wa1 a sut'(l('s• in
everywoy. A Iter tht program. theTrobleCiel Club
t'ntenalntd tht 01.., Club In .Mra. Bradford's
room c.
L&_•t wetk. by p"'limtnar7 debat ... tl,. f'on1m
ood Athenaeum oocletlt10 >el<cted dtbators for tbe
Anauallnter·Soclet.r. Debate next June. nit' Forum
It-am l.'ODI'll"L" of Mr. StJ~rkJC, ~tr. (:alkln;c, and
~lr.J.C.Ciork: the Athenaeum will be "'P"'I!ented
hy Mr. l>lvernltz. ~lr. Celmer, and Mr. Jid•·ln
Drown.
The debatel'1! were accompanied by a delegation
con•lstlng of Prorc..orTalbot, ~le•n•. C. P.Oison,
A. D. Shimek, W. Plvemltz, R. Sra•icr, P. M.
Celmer, and Mlues Southworth, Phillips, Hannah.
Motl~C'hler, and Barrington.
Owing to the et'llclent guides none of the delegation IMI thtlr way In the m. .yi'OOOl_• and <Orrldoi"S of the O.hk<>&b :>onnal. Aller the debate, a
reeeptlon wa• gl•en the •i•lloi"S In the grmna•lum:
and when we boarded the train next mom log we
had naugh~ but words of praise lor the royal way
In which we ••ere entertained.
The latest athletic failure Is trying to j\Unp th•
small lake locattd between tl•e Nonnal and the
Third Ward l!Cl•ool•. Many a poor unlortunot<>
has been almost lost In tht deep unknown.
At a ,_,, meetlog of the Atbletle Auoelatlon,
Wm. Brown was cbooen mana~rer of the team< lor
Sprtn~r atblettc work, and baa been Dfjf()tlatlng
with various schools lor meets or games lhl•
Spring.
El'ow wo envy those favored mortal8 who can
enter the ••ere<! preclncl8 or the cooklnlf depart·
menl unuwle•ted. The •••·ory aroma In tlte lower
halla, of thO<Oiate pudding and prune whip,
enough to tlrl•e one dlstraeted.
a"'
Proleooor C. B. Syl•ester, formerly a mtmber
of our laeultt. wa• a •IJI!tor on ~londar momlnj!'
last, and quite natu ..lly took blo place upon tht
momlng prog.. m. Professor Syl•ester wu at
the conte., at O:!hkosh. He apoke a good many
,wordi!J uf encouragement and congratulation.
Prof. Spindler entertained the ~~ehool l ui Tue•·
day and Wedne•day mornings with an ln8truetlve
talk on Grond Pre and the land or the Areadlan•.
the""""" or Longfellow's popular poem.
a Imod
to OOI'I'tfl """"' trroMO~ oplnlono ...,.rdlng tht
~ltOOI14. The QU6tfon for dtobatt wu:
l l&'!Ot.vm. 111at tht Unltod State. Oo•tl"'l!Dtttt story, and hit e!l'oru were well app....,lated.
.rwuld t•tabll•h '-'\r•tem oiPO•tal !;. .lnJC• Banto..
A muolal orgoolutlon ealled the Euterpean
·n.~ amnnatlve wa• .upported by R. ~lortlmer. Club 11 a new feature ollhe •cbool. II <On•l•l8 of
ll•ltne F:orunet, and Gtorgl'·Fiewltt, ol O.hko•h : t•-enty·ft•e mombers, bor• and girl• from the
while the nt'l!&tlve wa• •uotalned by J. F;. Glb•· lntemlt'tllate and Grammar Department•. They
I'OOit, •~ 0. Widmer, and W. W. Drown. ol Ste- moot twice a week under the leaderahlp of M.....
•••• Point.
~ Clement, tO •tudy lour part choruses, and will lurTht O.hko•h team put ur> • ICood debatt: but nlab millie lor tbe<Ommencemtnt txerc.IJM In tht
tiH'Y w('nt down to cltf~at ht-ro...- tlttt "lgoroutii on· lower ir&dH. and also for a))f'Cial oeeuton11 ln
On •'ebruary 20th. thert' wa• h•ld at O.hko•h the
annual Sttveruo Polnt- O..hko•l• Debate httwetn
lf'&m, from tbe Junior el&"-.-q..i of Ike re;r.peniYe
,_fauuhLti of our team.
a.
the Normal Depanmeos..
r
....
T H E ~0101 .\1. POI:\TI-~H.
nh<torlea18 Mnr<:l> Gth, we~ro """'"g the be.•t of
tho yeur: and oo doubt one rea80n wa~ thac.ever~·
<-oe "bunched up"' on t~ anstou~ seats In f_ronl-,
thertby getting -.rlthln ear-•bot of tbe speakers,
and JChln~e tbe speakol"' an oppOrtunhr to speak
10 thtm not of them. ,,.. nonnbero ~re ucep.
tlonallylntert.tlog, a• tboy ~re mo<&ly talks !rom
··pert.Onal ex.perleoces. •·
On
~'rlday
evening. Februl\!~~ In tile • •sembly
room, was held the Eillhth An6ual Oratorleal Conte•t of thl• ocllool. ~l ore than the o<ual number
of contestant• held tbe undlvldl'd attention ol a
larye-but not too lal'l!e- and apprecia tive audlt'nee. The progvam wa• .-ell oupplled with mu.le
btlndlvldualo and the Glee and TrebleCiefClubo.
and at tbo elo.., ol the speaking. while awaitln~r
tbo dtciolon or the judgu. tho Glee Club happily
l,..lped to tide over tho aulou• •u•pen.e by slngtng •e~ to bonor of each of the orators, which
• ·ere encortd so heartily that the •• .....,. were ren·
derecl a ~nd time.
TI1e dt>rC.lslon of the jud):Cit wnt chen announO('d,
Walter Murat being awarded ftn1t, and Wilma
Gesell a close second. E"tr1 one or the speakers
did U«!llently and ~.,.. m""h uroit. It I•
boped a• mueb Interest will be taken In the eont..t
next rear u W&3 mantrut thlt year.
Below lo a copy of tho pro~tram of the eveniDJr:
Wendell PbUIIpo: His Character and ~ll••ion •..
.......................... Wentel A. Plvemlu
The Brotherhood o f Man ••.••.••• ~lartha Tenney
:SOng or the Vlkiogo ..... ............ -. P. PDnniltfl
Normal Chorus..
.._,taloul. Lover of Cblld.-..n ....... Wtlma 0....11
William P.wart Glaclnone. .... . ... Eotella O'Brlton
~la••a't In de Cold, Cold Ground.......... • Fostn
Prof. Seebrbt and Normal 01~ Club.
Webolter and the Constitution .• ••• J ohn S. Ciarlo.
Alexander Hamilton ...... \ " ...... Walter llurat
Son~e•
by Glee Club
Declolon o r the Judges.
n... judges or the occaolon wert u lollowo :
Thot and Compo•ltlon- Prof. W. H. Schul•,
Merrill : Prof. John E. Ralt, Black nt•·er Falls:
Tboodo"' w. Brazeau, Orand l lapld•.
Oa O.llvery-Rev. Walter A- Hall, G • .)1. Dahl,
Mlq r...c,,- K. MeOiublln.
il
1--.ebrUl\ry :!1. M. \\'lll(hfnR"ton U('<'el•tiUil wa~ fwh\
ln th~ gymna•dutu, -.·hich wa" &J)JU'Oprlately decoratftd fur the ()C.."eashJ~ ~l an1 of thfl -tudent._ and
faC\Ih.f a-pptartd In tM COStUmt'.!l ot "~f' ohltn
tl.,..,"
(II'O<IIenade of tJ... •ta~ly da.,..• aftd
pliant ll"ntle.,..o In tbedlm eandltllllhl wu <ery
ofl...-.1••- The crowning leat~rt o f tho enoln~t
wa.- the "' Minuet.. danced by fight JOung ladfeet
and JCtntlemen In Colonial ~tume: a~r which
80DftC w-ere tlUng, and retre.~hmentc ,,artaken of.
and all •·ent home ..-ell plea<ed with their rcllmt•..,
or by-l(one day• •
11••
~lal'<!h7,the Artna
eot<lrtalned theotherooeletl.,.
ln a very pleas ing manner. ThePI"''ter&IU wa-. composed of ltttrary and musical
numboro. cooeludln~r with a faree ..,... Cha mpion
of B~r Sex. ., After l"@freshmenu W'f.l"t' ~r'fed. tbe
jl'UhL• were pro•lcled -.rlth eard• oo whlc.b ~...,
written a numbfr of word-t eae:h «>ntalntng lhfo
•~ord ••CaL" Tht I>Urpose was to J(UeU tM rtgt;\
word. All credit Is due to the .;\t"{'na glrl t~ whu
do thlnj(8 UJJ In style.
th~ ~hool
of
Durl~lC
the t>ast year and a half. Mn1 . Clenent
, .. ,Ufd, from the prt-...J, from time tu ll~.
outiiDf'"' ft'latlng to the teaehfnit of mu .. lc: ln t1w
public .ebool•. ~ outll.,.. aim kl be ••IJ<C'I·
ally helpful to tea<l.ero In un~eradt>d ochool•.
and In ~Lehool~ withclut a regular t~uper\'llilOr of
ha~
mu~lt:
thousrh any one who has mu!lle to teach
l''Oulc.l nnd the
de•lrable ald.
(lrlnlt'd.
~~ougge;$t(On§
contained In th~m a
Se ven ol the .. rle• have been
)!,.... Clement ha• a number of •stra eople• of
thor lai't tht"frre b._.. ued, l..lw oOH on h Monoto~J!I. ·•
bo w to ltt"lp and eure them: '· R~ Monp" ho ..
to ~ielec.t and tfac:b them, the-Ir aim. appllealloo to
note readlnf!, ll<"' ul good one• and book• <Ontatnlng them: and "Sen~ Training," eontalnlnJrt
"o•ne ~;lxty exerc.lt~~es for tralnln~r th~ ear and ey ..
In rnulflt. 1•he~~e three will be are.nt to any addre..'~
on ret.-'ltlpt of twelve ueolS to co,•er l"'~tL of l)rlotln)C
and po'4tagt>. There are on hand a ftlw eople..•• of
the ..Outline• on l'ondhlon• for Cood Tone Prcoductlon," "Vocalt:X•"''-•" and"War•ol Drill·
log Oil tbo llojor &ale aod Its lnleffal•." ,,......
eo... t but ont crnt apli'-'Ce'.
TilE :\CHUIAI, P Oil\'I'EH.
72
HTHLETICS.
Y.
WE WJI'f AriD LOSE.
~'rlday , ~ebruary
13. 1he ba<kel ball learn weal
«> O.bko!<h to play a~raln>tlbe Normal lbere t'rf·
day night. anti agafn,t the YoungMtn•s Chrl~tlan
Association 1he nex&. night.
Ste,·eosPolot wont~ ftr"'l scame whb eaow by a
o f 36-:!1, playlnK all around their opponents
In team work, and out.·classln!{ them ln btutkct>
throwing. They iiecurt<l the lead lo the ftnll min·
ute of pla1, and ...-ere De\'"er ah.er in danger of
losln~r. The ftrot hall ended whh a score or :!.1- 0
in tl1elr favor.
ll(."()r'fl
111<! next niKht a ftoe uhlbltlon ol ba•k•~ ball
took place bet•-een the Nonnat and the Young
Men'lil C1,ri!Jtlan Assoc:iatlon tearns. The .:ame
wa• f - from kicking and rou11h playing: and lbe
SW'!Yt'D8 Point team exonerated lhemselve8 of the
chari{U made the day b(!fore.
•••ned
Oohkosh
otT at ta.t pa<:t> and bad a
lead or t.-.lve polots boforo S~eveoo Polnl wu
fairly awake, and had mue~ tile lwtter
or the ar.cu·
ment d11rin~rtbo IIM!l hall. The -core of thl• half
•ndtd I~ In their lavor. I n the second hair.
however, S«wens Point. played a.ll uround tlwlr
OIJpOntnl!l. and bul lor lhelr Inability 10 lhrow
ba<keuo would have won ea•lly. The soore or thl•
halt was ~~~ In S~e••en< Polnl'• la•·or: but the
tina I liCOre s«>od ~~-~ agalo•t lhem. ·
111<! l<'am wvrk of Ste•·en• PoiM In lbe -..cond
halt wa• excelleol: and lhe work or Walkor u1
)CUill'(l des.crv(l-c c.~poolal mention.
The line up ol the IWO gaiD"< follow.:
STZ\'ESS
Por,."T.
Oslll<ORR.
Rosenlhal, Keele .. ('en~er
Dal~eniOn.LeiH'orward. Duck ley. Loll Forward
(.'u rran .... llll(hl For'd. Keele ... RI~htForward
)Jurat. ..... TAft Guartl. f.\ehwulm,fllght.t•'orwnrd
Mortell . .. HI~ei11Cuard. Core• .... Lett Guard
Slee~<r .. Rlf<ht Guard
Time ketJ>er-BI,..,holf.
Tardi!T .... Ccnl<lr
ft '~~feree-~tevens
Pnlnt.
Bl~~ehotf.
" -O..hkosh-Cuark•.
Umpl~ollla•.
~1.
C. A. Polni.S.
VanLiew,
J.~o.·w ard .. 6
Leon.... •. t'o,....ard . II
Percy ..... ~n~er .... ~
Roley ..... Guard .... 2
llreon,Capi.,Ouord. 0
Free tbro~. Leon, 5
STKVE.'ISF'OIST. PolniJt.
Elalvcrson, Fon·ard .. u
Curran .... f•orward .. 6
Tardllr .... ~nl<'r .... ft
Lan~Ct ..... Guard .... 0
Wulkcr.... Guard ... 0
fo"reethrows, Halver'n,G
Total t>OiniS ...... 23
Total polm•........ 21
Relereo-~!cyers, O.bkosh.
Uml>lreo-Collln•, Steven. Polnl.
"
H. Helu. O..bkooh.
Seorel'-.1 aeobt, O..hkosh.
Tlmco·• Blscho!T, Sleven•Polm; llloo,O.hklo•h.
OSHKOSH III·· STEVEI'IS POJI'IT 21.
The oe<:ond gamo ollbe'year al homo was played
whh O.bko•b, March 6, beloro an enlhuslasllc and
appreciative au~lence. Allhougb our leam wa•
somewhat crlppl~d by tho lo•s of lwo men, aod
O•hko•h wao reenfor<:t>d hy lloe l'<llurn o r Capt.a ln
Morrill, tho)' .-ere unable «> retrieve their lo•t
laurels: and Slevtns Polnl .;on again, this lim~
by a score o r 21- 16.
111<! game bad hardly olantd belore Frod.
Walker threw a pl'<ltty baskel from the aide line,
•nd lollow•d up wllh two more soon afler. O.h·
kosh ...med bewilder«! at ouch ba•kel lbrowlnlf
by a man playing guard, aod allhe fall team work
of our hoya, and Stevens Polnl soon had a good
lead over lhem. In lhe second half O.hko•b loughl
hard 10 o~•=-•be lead and played much ben•r,
bul they never could gel nearer I han I) points In
our score; and &be game eocled 21- JG lo our favor.
There were se••ral brilliant plays; bul whal
amazed every one wa.s tbe team work and man•tl·
ous aetlvhy or &.wo dhnlnutlvt- guard!l who com·
plelelr out-played two lanky forward•.
The line up follow•:
STt:v•;ss PoJNT.
Osm<osu .
~torlell ... . ll. t'.
Keele ...... R. F.
Rahonon ..I- F'.
Ro.. nlhai .. L. P.
Wadlel~eh .. C.
Morrill .... C.
SUlO•cr.... fl. G.
Lange ...... R. G.
Walker .... t. 0.
Jooes ...... L. G.
UliPllii!S-Tardi!T, Swan.
flY..J'ZIII:E- Goorke.
TH~
:\OIDIA!. POIXTER.
i3
EXCHANGES.
WhltewatcrRoyei'-:P~rplo hos a good Soel"-
moo on a text from the "Bigelow Papers•. ,
TH-E ftOYALPUilPL.&eontain:o ··AModernfo'ublt. ' '
Those who enjoy Georg-e Ade will ap&n-eclate thl~.
·· Do ,·ou helle\·e h~ fate. Pat?''
"Sure! anll ph at woulcl we ~ tand on without
them'!''
- f:x.
The X Ray has a good Liternry DeJH~rtnwnl.
That Suloon Ad. it't rns out of p1a( e in " .,.clwol
paper.
The
Political Ecoa.omy Tcac:hcr.- \"\That a~
three division~ of labor:-;
STUOF.-..'IJT-First, second, third.
the
- t:x.
Tho ' · Aet·lal War or 194:?, ' ' In 'fu& PYTillA:O:. is
ingenious. 'We shalJ await whh Interest the nr-xt·
installment.
ve~lon of how it happenE-d :
)lar:.· had a little 1umb,
Like wi~ a l ob~ter ste"'';
.r\nd ' ere thf' sun-Ht mumlng dawned,
~he bad a nightmare. too.
- Ex.
Horo i s another
Toaeut- 1 can infonn ~·ou. sir, tha~ my l.'ellar
Is full of water!
LAN"OLORD-"'ell, •·hat of it? You surel~· did
not expt>Ct a cellar full of champa!fne for tJO a
month, did you ?
- Ex.
Tho Exclumge Editor rna.y "eratch with hi s pen
'Till the ends of hi!' fingers are sore:
But some one ~~ sure to remar-k with soon\,
".Rats! Bov.· ~tale ! p,·e heard that before!"
- f;x.
" H ow long ba~ the mini~ter been preac;hing '!''
•·hisperoed the stranger •·ho had watulered into the
church and ~ at t.lo•·o av.·ay back.
·•About thirty yean;, 1 beJie,·e," an~•·ered the
()(.'CUpant o f the pew.
"Thlli being the c.ille. 1 guess J'Jl stay,'' ~
joined the ,,ranger, ·'he 01pst be nearly done."
- Ex.
'fuEP'ROOIU:.SS contains n 1,icl\IN> or Its t-A:Utorial
Staff. The J>DJWr is certainly a credh to ,;o :.'ounat
n staff.
Ttw athletiC number of THE0RAXO•; ANDBl.ACK
Is n • •p)J gotten up paper. Jt, wouhl be imJ\ I"()V{"(),
howe,·er, if shtngy provlnclali,m.!t were 'not, used.
1-lrst Hospital Patient- \Vhut mak e~ you ~o
lame? you "·eren•t. like that when you cam~.
Second Ditto-No: but 1 ha,·e been taking ·J,!'ont
lymph.
There iu-e
meteNl
There are
or ae<..-ent.
mete~
o f ton€',
But the be!'Ot of an meters
b meters alone.
He sailed out one e ,·entnar
To call on the fair youn~r mht.ll,
,\ nd when he reached her r(-!Cid~n«.-e.
thi~.
like
up
Ran
He r papa met him at th(' door.
He did not see the mbs,
El.{> •·ill not go back there 1tny rnore.
Fo•· ....,.
• ·ent
u.•op
like
·~Jill
Jo~X.
Mrs. M. E. Phillips-Moore's
Pft!VAT£ SCBOOL OF
DA~CI~G, ~OliU lRAI~I~G,
~
PHYSie1\L eULTURE '0~
Dancing is an art.
Not.hing cha ract4!1rJzei§ the
~
lady or gent-leman as IDUCh as good mannc~, po· l
lhenesA and c..ruo gracefulness. Awkwardneas l:t 0
mos• lrequeolly Cl\u&e<l by locorrec• bablu. of po·
•Ilion and molion. It Is ""'9 highly lmpoo-tant
to form correct. habtt.s of motiOn, &II early as J>OS·
ilble. Nothing Ia mol'6 errooeowo than t<> suppose
cha\ \he e lmplo praelioe of l-he varioua dances ere·
atea growcluloe88. Careful training In the •·arlouo
mo,·ement.s of dancing is very essential. Pupils
s hould be t.aughL what. constitutes true grAceful·
X
a.
~
J
Ql
!-
:;:s;:;~~~-.~r~n~:~U~~~ia!1rid0 ~~~i~:eh:~~~
can be given by meana of motion.
Will rent rooms lor .. teet parties or clu b•.
G-ET .A.. .. .. .
r2:P
.J.J
'"'" '-@JIJ1lkt1'f
IL cornea handy in t:\kln¥ Note.J. and on f:xtt.mluatlon dR.ya.
fasts yea rs. Jteduocd price to &tudenut.
It. i• Fu lly Warranted. and with c"rc,
WE NZE L PI VEqNETZ, Aaoaf.
Hadcock & Rood,
Dr. G. M. Houlehau,
DENTISTS.
DENTIST.
omce, 436 laiD.
StmnsJ olot, Wis.· Onr Postomce.
XPECTING to receive a fair compensallon
for Ill scn·ice~. and without. pretense of gh-ing some&hlng fo r nothing, the
E
.
WIS~~~T~~~NSt~J.~ ~ANK
tenders its sen•loes to &hose •·bo appreciate careful and prompt ser,•ice and intelligent dUen&ion to
detallo, believing that, being equipped with a lithe
laelllrles of a mOdern banking house, It can be of
1"\"&1 service to the business public.
OFFICERs-J. P. Mallek, pres.: W. ~'. Collin•.
cuhler; P. J{Otbman. '·loe-l•re&ldeo\.
BoARD OF DtRJ<CTORS-J. P. Mallek. John
Longbothorn, H. 0. Hah'ereon, P. Rothman, M.
Casoldr.
Stems Point, Wis.
1------------------------JH[ CHICAGO ClOIHING SIOR[.
Fine Cl othing, Furnishing Goods,
Hate, Caps, Oot•l8 1 Sh<'H!!o T r unkf!J,
Vaii3C~.
1-:tc.
J. SHAFTON, Prop ;,
411 )l ain Street.
Stevens Point., \\'te.
F. A. MICHALSKI, D. D. S.,
DENTIST.
S. t:. C.:or. Publi(· Squen-.
Jf)HN S C2HMITT,
Th e Western
Teachers' Agency
'rt. :. Fu~:ns. ~NT 'T'A.tBO Ft
SUIDa Blocb Rea4f·MW SUits Ia COilaectfoa.
Opera tto•a.o Block, M•l• !Jt.
OF MILWAUKEE, WIS.,
II us the eontidenec of S<·hool llu:trds nnd
Superintendents, and id l'ondtu·ted c111 strict
lm~incss principles. Oircet :cs.~idt:tnco gi\'cn
ur uo <'Ommi*'iou chat'gOO. Send fo•· enI'JIImcnt blnnk :tnd l'ireulnr.
Hm JOI sen tbe "WKSTBRK TBACHBR?"
If aot, Stud for a Free Sample CopJ.
) lilwuukoo, W i$.
80IDO
ma\erlaht.
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Ia a machine-mixed
broad and lo frw
from con,amfnat<ton
lomlxlog and hand-
ling.
To t.6U.
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B. S. E LLE NWf)f)O,
mcvcn UYfRY A~O RfPAIR SHOP.
7 42 Stron gs Ave.
Th6 soutnsta6 J6W616r
Fine Watch
MISS M. KITOWSI\1,
L~oi es· T~ I L OR .
4171 ~alii Street, Up!ltUinJ,
T H.\ DE
Wis.
D. A . A O N B W ,
S. Y. Gillan & Co.,
.NOLn!,\ L
Polo~
liii"IL Ia mad" of
the beaL of wbol.,.
t 14 S.Sc<o•d S t.
Tel . 138·4.
ADDRESS
141 \V' i~onsi n St.,
Buy only
BENN ETT'S
BREAD.
Simas
SO LI CITED.
~epalrlnc
a Specialty.
D. N. ALCORN, M . D . ,
f.xput eJt . . . tar
t.a.••••••• ••rr... tf Ule l!. 8.. Ptoalet
B•"n. 8PHialtltu ntw_.... •M o ,.raUHt ot tiM
Eye, Eor, Nose ond T hroat
Gl~"
rmurut
tO order
to ptf'veat adlf1:D&lliuD. weak"'''"
eta. omoe ower T&J10r Uroa. • dNM llt..olre. TeJ. 111.
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M ~ CK LIN ,
F1oris't.
Cboloo Flower~t llnd Pl~ut~t. ( 'ut. Flflwe,., a
hdt.y. Uouqnettt ~tnd ..-un~•·~l o~,.lo~:n~.
Tol. 8S..2:.
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Srec·
410 Mtc•Uo.aa St .. St eve•• Pnlat, WI-.
J 1U.~0BS0N,
Dfo~ALI::It
IN
FRUITS, COJFBCTIOIBRUtGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
Tel, 141-3.
Mal'! Street .
~ex&. door weeL frnm Or. 'Al.wciJ•" Orng Stnr-'.
KERN ~HOE CO.,
417
MAl~ ST~EET.
mllHING BUl
SHOES
E. H . Rf)GERS, M . D.,
Piz]!sician and Surgeon.
om,..,
Houro: 1-3 and 6-8 p. m.
T•lephone 169.
607 Malo e lree~
Stoveas Polat, Wlac011ala .
P . A. S f) UTHWIC2K, M. 0 .,
Ph]!sician and Sutgeon.
Telephone 32.
S tevoa& Polat,
Cbu~h nree~.
.646 .
Wt~~eC~allt a .
C2ARRIE A. P ReST, M. D.,
P/z'}!sician and Surgeon
Oillco Boura: 8-10 a.m.; 1-4 p.m.
Olllce and ...,.ld•..., 603 Clark eL., o.'Or. Slronguv
8tovoa a Polat, WI• .
W. W. G R EGf)RY, M.D.,
Ph]!sician and Surgeon
Oftlco houra 1 aad 7 p.m.
313 Malo eL.,.~l:p~~~·jtf"rrao Bouoe
Steveaa Polat, '
Wlec:oa•la.
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X "V EJ ::El. 8 0
\Vbole:.lo a.DCI Ret.all Dealer Ia
N" ,
(;old aad Sliver Watche&, Cloclls, Jewelry,
Sliver ••ut PJated. Ware, Pla.a os, Orgaas,
Sewlall Machl aell a a d all Klads of Mta slcal
Merchaadlse. Flr&t Cla8s Wa tch llopelr·.
Ia& a Spo<:lalt)'.
-418 Main Stt'-..coe~,
Stevens Polo~, \Vta.
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J . W. BIRO, M. 0.,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Spoclal n• ...,. tO Student•.
Oftlce. 452 Main St..
S tovoa s Pol•t. WJs.
"Wiscon s in's Best"
Superb
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Church
atraet..
Phone 100.
Dr. E. M. Roger s ,
DENTIST.
Hothmun Building.
~erond Fl(•m-.
~:ntrnn~es on
~luitt attd Thi rd st•.
Dr. J . M. Bischoff,
DENTIST.
Crown aDd Brldg.> Work a Spoolal~y.
(..ady in 1\l&.end•n\lle. Cor. Malo lit.. & Sti"'cga &\'0.
M~1·190».
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UNION CENTRAL LIFE
INSUSJ{A:JI(CE COMPA:JI(Y.
A~ c::~~Dt!.Y'::!rl~'!..loo.Eod~:u!'!~t.H:t ~~t~t!~$·
Gustav W . Hein, ~.':1
lotuaseo'JL OUIMh»l'. PubUo SQua.re.
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L. ZBOROW S KI, M. D.
IKYIKT!R Of 8ARI!ARY AND DRAfl·PROOf 111001.
l':lpecla.Jblt l.a dNa,. nr women. O!!Sce aod re•~ea.-e 110>'
Strollp ne. TeL tt·'f ome~ booN t \o .. p.m..
STBVBIIS POINT, WI S.
eURR1\N ReUSE,
H. 8 J.D. CURRAN, Prop1.
E . I . TOZIER&CO;
422· 4 E LLIS STIIEET .
G roceries,
\.
Stationery and
Confectionery.
'Vc curry
11
Full Line of the
Bes-t ~ea-t& ..
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Two Bloc:u SOtath au4 west of tho l'loaGal.
GXV"JD
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I .tOLd log- H<~tel In ~he CI~T· natco t2.00 per day.
Steam H•atorl. l'.leN•I<· Ltrhuo. Up·t<>·dat.e.
C. F. MARTIN& CO.,
I:eading P hotographers,
PHOTO STOCl OF ALL mDS
)[oulding3 und
Fnmu~.
114 S. T hird S t.
AUGUST GOERKE,
-MERC HA N'l ' T A ILOR.
Floe Lloe of Sam1•le• or l ,..,tlea' Drc01 Ooodt al·
v.
on baod.
4112 Mal• Street.
· Stave•• Pol•t, Wis.
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H D. McCULLOCH CO., Lt'd.
~OC~ri~S, BOO~S, Sl~lio~m ~~~. 8C~OOI 8~~~1i~.
DRUGS 1\NO MBOieiNBS.
- .a-<:>5. M . MOZU<:> H,
G. \1'. t 'ATf:.
Mercha nt Ta ilor.
~'I no An Tl\llorlng
a Spool•lty. Olvo mo a call
Knd I will gurwaotee 11UIIIf~· ~1nn In Qu1~li"Y ·
of Oood,., fo1h and Price.
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P11hllo Sqw.,., "er Btooeu'• ttlll.bry.
~H•••a-.
I. C . NEWBY,
DEALER 1"an d C lears.
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' ' " " • •• Feed..
S..Cialt'J'•
1005 Dlvl•lnn
SllnL-h )\Ide.
flolr'CI"l.
1\ t torn e y s•a t• Law.
omce our Cltlua's latlqaal Baal.
Polo\.
Fancy an cl S taple Groceries. Tobacco
0. M. DAHl.
CATB & DAHL,
F. W, GIESE,
M E R C HJ=tNT T:l=tll-OR.
tloeU•eMM•HelaU•._,•to 8~ La\Hl SUibro.
AU • of1l...,...leecl. ~l&l hlt<& t. ,-.,.. alt. . ...._
1203 Dl¥1110• st., !looolll .t4e,
S tove•" P ol.r.
HOUSE,
KI NGSBV RY'S ARLINGTON
.lAS. WI!LCH, Prop.
.
GR<90ERY.
Rll'tTB $1 .00 PER Ol'tY.
Telephone 24.
32l> Strong>~ A'•cnuc.
THE RIGH T GOOD$
8 t oYo•s Po lat, Wle.
AT TH E
Graud Central Hotel,
RI GH T PRICES
M . C4SSIDY & BJIOS,
ALWAYS.
So11th Slcl.:.
AII
)Joocrn
Stevens Point.
FRANK'SFRUIT STORE.
Tol. 163.
Accommooutions.
R eusonuhle.
Pric•·•
Conoor Plnll a•d C lark S t e.
T. C. KOBELA,
Dealer Ia l aslcal lastrumeats aitd Repairs.
Fralta, Vegetables, Coafectioaery, Oyatera,
Clears, 'robacco, Etc.
Bicycle Livery and Repair Shop
4M M.111t•
8t~
l'•e,.•u .... ... Whl..
T•L I I&.
P . J . KOSTV·CH,
TON~RI AL
8 13 Stro•1• Av. . .o.
PARLORS.
Stove•& Pol at, Wl!h
Uuys, Gi\·c '·""
11
<'ull.
JOSEPH GLINS KI,
L eading Mezcl?anl Tailor,
llbop northeut cor. Public
360 Ma l• S t ....,t .
Squ~re.
Steven Po l• I , Wllc.
~411
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II. Soco•4 St., Stov"" Pol•l, Wla.
P . W0ZNICI<I,
01-:ALER IN
High Grade Bicvcles.
Gmeral..,palrlotr promptl7dooe. llloJclo Llv~rJ.
Give mo a call.
121 S. S.COM 8trM·t,
8t•n• • Pol•t , Wla.
J1\eeas neusE,
II. JACOBS, Prop.
Leading Hotel in City.
Wlacou l•
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~~ OUC A l'IOK required
l'K-H'H ~~H is worth much
HR
to
be a GOOU
more in the commercial world tlum in the teaching profession.
Take a six or ten months' course at the
1
Stevens ·I?oint
-sllsiness @ege
and prepare yourself to accept one of the lucrative positions
this school is compelled to let go by each month for wa.nt
of a sufficient 'number of graduates.
&nd for names of persons and firms desiring the graduates of this school during the
past year. Our eleganl Catalog is Free. Our Specialties are:
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION, STATIONERY FREE, "DAY AND EVENING
SESSIONS, GOOD cACCOMMODATIONS, COMPE TEN T 'TEACHI:.'RS,
SHORTHAND, 'TYPEWRITIJii'G, cARITHMETIC, SPELUNG, LETTER
WRITING. Call at the College or addtess lite ptincipal,
W . E. 'A: L L E N,
STE~ENS
POINT, WIS.