THE NE)RMAL
0INTER
CONTENTS,
How The Game W as Won .... . .... .. . 77
A Senior's Suggestion . . .......... . . . . 78
Censor .. ......... . . .. •.... .. ........ 79
Training Department ...... ... ..... .. 80
Athletics .. ...... . ........... . .... . .. 81
Editorial .. . . . ... .... ..... . . .. .. .. . 82·83
Locals. . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 84·85
Jolly Columns ..... . . .. ..•.. .. . . • . . . . 86
Exchanges .... ... . . .. •... ... ..... . ... 87
Vol. IX.
No.7.
Prla t od b7 J. W0JlZAtLA '5 SOKS.• Oo a•ral Book a ad Job P rlato,.. St ovou Pol at, WI• · •
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FRENCH CAMPBELL & CO. j
V OV WILL FlND
+ +
J:tT
+ +
1\11 Sc:hool Sapplles,
Pine Stationery,
Book s, Magazines & Newspapers,
Jewelry, Bea ds and Noveftle.s,
Home•made eandles,
Box eonfec:tlons.
Picture a ud Picture Pramlllg a Specialty.
Tol . l073 .
44 9 Mal• .
E. eA. eAREN YJERG,
THE LEADING JEWELER
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J.Vo/c lt Rtpairing
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S p«Ull f!•.
4.7 Mal• S t •• OpPO&Ite P . 0.
8 T BVeMS PO U~~tT.
WIS.
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I I/1,I ANDRAE
& SHAFFERC([,
Tbe wide awake retailers,
U EALER S l!'oi
Orq G~eds, Carpets,
l lf.ScJ?mittllll
ITailor& ClothieZ- I
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WE f\ltE HEf\DOUf\ltTf,ltS
I'OR ANYTB1NO IN Tll.E.LlN'E OF
DR..UGrB
• ••Yk t• cb of aoocta tlla t Dr • u lab
o r ••Y o f til•
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CLOTHING.
Hats and Fine Shoes.
F>:Ae:>':r'e:>S
WfJ:.I:. p>I:.E.A.SJS. Ye>CT.
TRY M E .
E . G . RESSr.ER,
Stulllo: l!t a ltJ Stroot.
E . I.T0ZIER&CO.
carry
JEII:ID8T,
4U- iELLIS S TqEET.
InPrascrtptlon Compoandlnt wanse tha almost·we. Groceries,
P1o -..o P,""''"o u..- a oa1.L
TWO STORBS :
IOIT D l vlel• a eL
Ill Strea a e a ve..
......... .......... Taylor Bros.,
TIUPIIOU: 1&91 lllll tsal,
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Citizens' Tonsorial Parlors,
:!'(. BE'l{E:!(,S, <J?wp.
BATH QOOMS IN CONNECTION,
Stationery and
Confectionery.
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W o cnr1·y a h'uii- Line of l ho
Best
1\l.l:~a.t&•
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Oader Oi"- ll&li<loal BW, STifi!IS POINT, WIS.
T wo Blocks south and west of t he Normal.
fp Y0U W1\T Te SEE
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-- - -euRR1\N . neusE,
T liB B 8ST AND LA,Jt0£ ST ASSOil'TME NT OF
PERFUMES.
a. •~ DYER
DRUG CO. =:'':.....
PrC!"MC rtp tlon• PIUc:d ttt ftll h o .........
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II. fJ J . J). CUHR.AN, 'Ptop,._
Leading Hot..l n lhe Ci>y. ltat.eo 12.00 per day.
Eleclrl~ Ll~h"'· Up·lll dale.
Slt.lo.nl A .. Alcd .
Tbe Badger Drug Co.
J. L . J E NSE N ,
Fuoz u• 8t1ple
GROCERIES.
AOl!..~T
B la J o P lo•r.
e ..••• &
Sa•b•r • Tea•
-I:J't •""' 43.1 :tl•l•
..,,.,.rl.
••4 Coffe ea
\\t 1 R-t"' S 81~ .
Grand Ce ntra l Hot e l,
M . CASSI DY & BROS.
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Prescription Druggists.
Trl. 1-4.
STV.VI!.'\8 POI.ST,
l'rit·C3
Actonuuodation:i.
ltC:ISOIIII lJic.
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IDler-State !ccldeDI aDd Relief AuoclatioD.
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NIW ULM, MI NN .
01!0. H. S PII!LM AI'I, Stat e Aae u .
Cor. Xa l• a ad Stro•p a v•.
ST·BVBHS POIPfT. WIS ..
A o llablo A aona. con do wou with .....
Tel. 163. Cor. .r 'F trs t a ad Cla rk S tr.
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J . rvER.&<>N .
Wllole.._, .. ud
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Dealer I•
tJolct aad Sliver Wat c h es. Cloc;k s, Jowotry,
S liver aad Plated Ware, P laautt. Ora••&.
Sowlttl Machlocs o•d oil hlad8 ot M~•l< al
Merch. .dl80. Fl r!lt CIU>I to"otch Re1>alr·
1•1• Specialty.
US Main S&.•eet,
S""''"en.s Pulnr. WI.-.
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JOHN E. FABER.
.... P110PRIK'roR O V....
Stove ,.,. Polt1t Stentn Dye W ork,..
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••d Oye,..ot all kl•d• o f w..rt•a . _..,.., ,
Pnulaguat •• l llort lotlct.
C.O rno r Ch•rk 8t. and 8 tro n a- a v o n ...e.
on,..Oo of Buckingl?am
& Engbettf
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FI~E INSU~ANCE.
D.
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lumlxi••JC •nd baed·
C.'ORNER CLARK ST. and STRONGS AVE.
114 S..S.co.4St . Tel. 62.4..
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1904 I!DITI OI'I I'IOW RI!AOY
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SPALDING'S
OFFICIAL
ATHLETIC
AI.MANAC
UNION CENTRAL LIFE
I:f\CSU'f{A:J(CE COMPA:J(Y.
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A'f'o'Z c:::~~:i!'"•.::::~oo.;.J~: ::.•::~~·u~ ~:!,.
Gustav W. Hein, s:~~::.
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P'111tlfe8qure.
Edt~ br J. E. SUlLIVAN, ~Trea•. A. A. U.
ne ..1, ... ~ucau.. Ia ' " - ·•,. . ..totator
leiiJ Ptnlttre a Uaderttllat Co.
CoJCTUft - Dell.···~ II. e.,-e_I"'J' d~•l&Dae Ia ru.oalu,
•a t~~:tq, • •l~tt aDd •"tl7 brao.-b o r at.ll1eUo 90rt.; Aaa
teur A tbleUo Uot.•a record• to au .....-..: to~l"'OD.fttaa
A. A. A-. A. ,. 'Orch f'rora. JS:e: l tu .eroon•.S•te Coore,..aM
A. A . n-Mrcb: late""CbO i uU~ reoordlr. ooUerlat~du.almeeu.
Under1aklng and Embalming
r ei. 178·~.
100 oo II>! Slroni• Ave.
all aa._,llc atlllftlc .._.....
tatereollelff•to aod tat41'110bOia<~tlo mee&.. fa JPOS: St•·
to aud ,.ounaat oba capCoDibtD N OOrcst.: NIA7 no D.l': It•
•••LI"' reoorct.J; • ome•·• a\.bleUo ttooro.: alraUq recf'lrdle
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Of .UICDportl.l~ l tlaleU.. -.,W'e.D\.1 du.rtq ta• Jear.OYe:rtoD , .,.
HADCOCK & ~OOD,
De ntis t s ,
OPFICih
4.t8 M•l • St.
Stevens Po int, Wis.
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alhlets &ad
au.ledet..e. . . .
Prlee. Jo ..••• ·
A. G. SPALD II'IG 6t 81108.
:ole• Yortt, Cbloaro, Pbll6delpbta. Oener, UuU•lo. UMwo.
U.ahlmore. Sao Yraaelllco 8t. LOt.dlr. Kao u C1t7.
Mloaeapot" Wootre.aJ. Ceo.• J..oo40a. l!irlaod
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PALACE
MISS M. KITOWSKI,
BAKE~Y
L~DIES' T~ILOR.
for a nioo line of
Fresh Chocolates and Bakery Goods.
4121 Mala Street, Upsta irs.
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E. A. JULIER.
F. L. DILLE,
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IN~~R~NCf, Rf~l f8l~H. lO~N~.
~ooms
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4 and S, Atwell Block.
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JOHN NORTON,
111
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St.,
GENERAL REPAIRING.
Bi<•ycles 1111d Guns a peci:olty.
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A. I. Co.nneea ! Co.,
MEI'I' S
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A{pecht.II,.Jft of! wsoned.
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J. S. PIPS.
SWEATEJtS.
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COB. ELLIS and CHURCH. CITY LIVERY AND TRANSFER LINE.
HACK AI'IO BAGGAGE.
Dr. F. A. WALTERS.
Cor. Nonnal ave. and N. Thif'd st. Tel. US.
STEVF.NS !'OINT, WIS.
RETON BROS. &: CO.,
~- OBE~LA TZ,
Jewelers and epticians.
Eyes Examlae4.
Spectacles Fltte4 .
lllerchant Tailor,
57 Strongs m . Cor. Put st Stems Point, Wis.
m1~ 1~ mr M~~~ l~t~m ~f
Shoe Store.
Stevens Point Shoe Co.
C. o-:= D. STORE.
Always Reliable.
(;ate~
No Trust.
ONE PltiCE TO ALL. .
to t he ~ormnl Students' Wnnts.
P. R0THMJ:tN.
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k±D.da
or
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WISCONSIN CE\TR!LRAILWAY
reeche& the pri•CIP"l pol•t& I•
WISCONSIN
ofte rl•ll p,.n,.. . Sleepers. Fr-e Re•
cll•l•a Chair Car&. M,.od.or• Coac hes
and Dlataa aad CatO Sorvlce. bctwooa
........ .
Chicago, J'lllwaukee, Manitowoc,
.
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Ashland
and Duluth
all
t:onnectlonA'(tre made with dh ·en:-ins,r lioeJC ut
~nntnal po1n\lll. Meals Sf'r,•ed a Ia cart~.
1-~or tlcketJt. "l~pl na- ear resrn·ationtil
tuf'ther Information. UPI'Iy,to agenL-« of
paoy, or wrhe
JAS. C. POND, Oen'l Pass. Act.,
Mllwae.akee,
WI ~
and
thl ~ t•om·
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
S TEVENS POIN T, W IS.
1\" J ·~W
R UILDI N O: 'l'HOROUGHLY E Q U I PPED.
ALL MODERN AIDS : APPARATUS: LIBRARY: COMPLETE GYMNAS IUM.
"BE?"TER PREPARATIOW: FO~ BETTER T&ACHING.
A Large Corps of Experienced Teachers fully abreast of t~e tirYJeS. A large
a~tel)dli)CO of elrl)est. a:JJal)c9d Students wh:> J ·e Actual Teachers.
Tho neN wing now completed, adds one-half to the capacity of the building.
T h roo Advattdcoct Court'Cs. two ,·eau··d or Il iOn ·
:-\{'11001. OllA OUATV-" nnd OTFIY.U ~Hnpelfnt l'tUd·
r!i~i~!;o:.:l~~t~lt~~c~;;.~atllf'~ In ~dt•net>l'l. l.1n~otuAjlt1'.
Setoclloa ot Stud ies pennlttecl to ttachtr•.
untl~r {a'•orable C!-lrcum8tan(.'61J.
" ow CllttM& formed tour times each ytaa• In
ne-arly every I'Ubject In the cour!ile o f itludy, t XC('JII
Latln.Oerman,and somc·advanced ~clenct• studlfot,
l!le••• ••ry Cowrse. two ~·ea1.,., for th()-...• huhl· The Qua11ers begin Feb. 1, April 11.
ln:z c •L·tldc-:U.e-4 or l'""iln.:: t-:Ur:anc: f'Xa,nlnallun ...
B0t1rd t2 00 to~ per wook, all ""hool ehartl''•
about tl.2.; J~r quaner (10 weeko). No tuthlou
E l•• • • tary . Cen it h:a te, equivalt'nt tu IJ.\1' lf't• In Normal cla ss-.e.- fQf" th~ tUC:Pf'tllntr tu
l.rT£0 STATK Of'.RTII'ICATf'., fur dn'! rea .......
t. .eh. Tulllon M ~nu per-week or leu In ,,,....
D tploma t'()Uivalt!nt lul.ltt"'l: STATF: t'CltTIVJC.o\Tt:.
•~~:: :?~h=~.C,::;.s,:~~--~~~:.r· fur . ~111
P I"'perat or) CoUrH~:, lt"n ..,....,<C onh. ~l"ln1:
'f'\"))a ,..llon In all the comUWln brant"t~... Tlt(•"'f>
l....
~"an- 1au~ht by rt'1tUI•r !\'urmallt•l t·IH; "·or
und(•r thtlr tll"'<-1
ov.-,....l~llt.
1
1•ara1or1
~ra<ftJ<.
Wrho l o r rl~ulars, or HX'ITER STJLJ.... a-.k tWd
nllf' qu••tlon< about any pan o l th<lochool work.
anti!C't an lmmtdla iA! personal re1ll1.
.\dn--. tho> ~•ldent.
.
THERON B. J>RA Y.
Stevens Point, ·wr ...
THE NE)RMAL J.?E)INTER.
Vol. IX.
Stevens Point, Wis., Aprill5, 19011.
HOW TH E GAME WAS WO!'I.
h. was the day for the Annual Foot-BMI1 Game
hetween the Johnoon and Charing High School
My trtend and room·mate, whom the boys
had nlek·na.med "SJh·er," rose from his bed after
I>&Uing a sleepless night, aod looking from his
window saw that. the mornin,J: was an ideal one.
Surely, it would be a glol'ious day lor theCharln~t
Rlgh School. But there was a bittemeos In our
hero'• heart, lor he would be obliged to watch the
.:ame from lhe side Hoes.
tearru.
"Slh•er," so called because of his slight build,
waaqutek, wiry, a good ronner, and did nut know
what lear was. - But he weighed only one hundred
forty pounds, and wa.s compelled to play •ubsli·
tule lor McAllister who weighed one hundred
l!levent.y. "Silver" had too much eonftdence in hi~
own ability to -the justice of this, and' declared
tha&. It he e"cr got the chance he would ·'~ho-.·
them.''
No.7.
They •·ere e~enly matched In •·eight, and as each
claimed tho State Onh•e... lty championship ol
High Schools, the ~eame promised to be an Interesting one. The ~r"wd cheered as the players took
thelrvlaoeto~. "Silvea·" could hardly control him·
•ell, but was oolaced by thinking that po11lbl~·
he mlghL get a chance. Some ono might be injured.
The Hn!t hall resulted In a score or naught to
naught. Charlng ••as plaint~· •·eakenlng befon:
her opponent' s Jrrealstlble ol!ense. Ball back
McAI\Ist.er ...,med to be their point of attack. B~
•·a.s playing wlth desperation, but his pale fa"-.·
llnd trembling form re'•ealed his o.xhaustlon. Ont~·
0''0 mlnute.!f remained to play, and Charlng w•~
on her o•·n t•·ent.y yard line. The Johnson team
made it ten yard~t on the ftrs·&. do•·n. "Silver''
a lmost O<•bbed. Surely tnegame was lo•t. '1'1••
coach t&pJJied hhn on the shoulder, "Go In an•l
take Mac's place. •· "Here's a c.bance to showthem what. you are made of," be exclaimed, ••
our hero stripped orr big sweater and took tluo
l'lace of hl11 boa ler school·mate who ga,•e hlm •
look o f dl•gust as he hobbled to the side lines.
JohmJOu tried ce-nter, bu~ fa lied to gain. The''
added lour yard• on a taekle play. Only onu yard
to gain and the gamo •·as losl to Charln~.
F.\•tt•y rnan
hra(<el(
hhn~lt
for the flnlil etfOrl.
i8
Til E :\OR)I.\1. 1'111:\H:Il .
t-:\ ('r' mu~cle bf<eanw rlghl 1nd
... un quart.._.r
be~an
w call thf'
h .•thf' A"~
the John·
~oolsrn•l.
Even thti
··rowtl •ho hatl ru ..hMI ur• ontl tlo~u tht ~ltlf• line ..
lttHI othoutt"tl In • ·lid ('nthu~'--'"111 nil urtca·noon.
L!rtw ~uddt'nlr .. urnt. ••se,·rn: t"lc \'(ln! fourtC't'n ~
h•n :· · l"&mc the signal. A ran\'A"~~ covered ~treak
._.hot thru the Jioe and thf; John ..on full batk wa ..
lat"klfd fnr a los~. ..\ might.' rl'tt'fr Wf'11t up for
••Sih--er! •• for It wa .. Charlntr'• ball and thl"ff"
minute~ to play.
A~ealn the team• llntd "I'· • Sllror·· heard hi"'IJ:nal caned, but ••~ too e xcited to Jl,..tt'n •·hel'f'.
Tht• quarter pused Ihe ball .... rul whhout a thot <fP
lnterferenct', "Sih·er'' hul'\lled th{'l line and started
down the ftehl. The be•·llder•d·back• lollo,.-ed In
snar~uh I"' IH)un •~ the-y l"'f'alllt'd what had haJ)·
1..-ntd. "SII•tr.. dodlCfd lll<' lloll·back•• pluniCinl'
lacklo and bad a cl~ar ft~ld. 1ft Cro•<td the goal
HlW!' t ..totr lett In adval\('lt of hi" nt>arMt J)UNutor.
a nd tM p.me w-aot won!
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••• D. STRAOI!II.
DOW!' H ill ON 4 WHEI!l .
·rhrre are few thln5rs mOn:1 txhtlaratlng than
''o&~tlng down a lonR" ttteea• hill on a wheel.
There I• a lee ling ol I reed om lovm labor, ot po..er
to do • hhout ~lrort. There I• al-o the oenoe ol
danlrf"r tOmlng from the .c,..al ~JH.'t'JCI. Tben, at
tho tnd, att.er you bue pkkod yourwlt up a nd
lound that the ..beef l<n"l broken at~<-r all, the...,
1, the Rnse o l reliel along ..hh your other bodllv
~n_,allon.s. T~!e all tend towai"Ch a reekles·.,.
••••Ire lo try It again, and a l•"'ll•h ballet that the
uthcr tclrls wouldn't dare to try h a t all.
4 SENI Ost•s SUOO I!STION.
It you ..ould really enjoy your ochool.
And would hare tbe ""hool to)<>,
1(<-ad the lollo..lng simple nole•.
fn number oolr two.
,ou.
Tbe lral Ia thl.: Be proud ol yoursrhool.
And loud her1>ral ... •ln~r:
See all of her be.autle-, twor clorft~, htr joys. \
Look lor the ltood In ever)'lhln~r.
\
Tit<\ •twnd I•: Make your IIChool '(>roud ol ~·ou.
Show that you"' ha1'e ~me "bat:kbont:''
Do with a ..111 1b11 ..hl<h rou eon IK'•t do:
.Make her gla d to rlatm you •• her o"n~
h ana~ net"tll\ friend to hrin)l It• ,. ,,. ..
!'\trm(-'OD{•'.c lnft"nC hfd frum l'liJ:III:
It ·' uu can rendl'r thll' sort uf rdtl,
It "· ltl1 ttl I ~·our mig ht :
\\"..:I.TY.
u,,
IN M41tC H,
It raln.c:
h 800....... :
II hall•:
h blow,
In March.
The thuwl'f
And IEWtes.
(.'ause c..-ough:t
And
~n~z.-"'-
ln )Jal't·h.
I •lit>:
I •lid~:
1-1:
I l(lld
In lJarch.
K.
~.
4 NI6HTM41t E.
In the night.
All alright.
Mulng goblhuWhal a sight!
Try lu •INggle.
Held down tlg!ot.
lllg¥Hl goblin•
Pinch and hhe.
·r•r y to scroam'rry to ftght)o:very hair
Stands upright !
•• J1oo !' •-says SOmf' OIM"!
\\Tha&.'s tbe matter '!''
l start, l •tlr:
1"'"he dream eh·es &eattt.·r.
~·. ~:.
w.
)o'lt••l now aN &be sullen munnurl!i o f the North.
Tl~· •1ilendlcl raiment o l the SpriDIC l>l'el" forti<.
111, unlrer... t tr""'n a nd the clear •ky
l"l.·ll~hl •II II more and mo..., the ~rulnl( e,-...
BI.OOliO'lUO.
Till~
:\OIOI AL 1'01:-IT EI!.
79
CENSOR.
--There i.; no time like Spring,
\Vhen life's. alive In everything.
RoS>!TTI.
l'At.&SDAR.- \Vhy not ha\"e a bil. of black·board
"'. :t a.:iide for a few woekot on which all m11y regi.;ter
the date and mtm! of the new--comers amonsr the
"o~·ar~
and
birds~
Fair-htU1c.led S1>r~n~ unbosom t'\1ery gt·ac:e:
Throw out the sno•··d•"'t> und tho crocus fi1-st.
THOMAS.
Br.RD CLASS.- Join the Bird Clu.-.$ which P1"0•
h&.s in hand. Then you ":Ill be sure
f~.ssorTalbert
to g-~t 'yo...ar n~et.bd out--door exl!n.:l~e. and you •·lll
ho led to sea m1ny a bri)t'ht bh. of color and hear
many a cheery note \hat. now you miss. After
th~ quarters of hard work you need justtJu_-.;e
,•tem ~nt.s to mmk~ llfe worth Jh•iog:- 'tlll June.
It. is the Season nu•• to go,
About the country hh:h and lo"'·
STEVE SO:<.
SUM:MUJA.- Plan to get. a Summum. Y0\1 will
t·njoy it. It is " 'orthy of your itUJ)JlOrt.
Gentle Spring! ln "un·shtno clad,
\Vell do~t thou thy t><>wer dt~piRy!
For winter maketh the light heart sad.
And thou,- thou makest the sad heart gH.y.
o·ORI.I'!ASS.
the time for C\"ery on..: w
tleeide whether or no they &t"C going into thtOratorical Contest. ne xt year. A Ji,.t of subject. .
has bal.:n vostel 00 th~t bulletin bnard to eocour·
ttge all to ..elect lheir "'ubject~ earl~··
CO~"TY.ST. - Sow t!i
OROAS.- The Young \ -V omen '"'Chri~tian A .ssoeiu·
tion g irls will be ve ry J.:l'lltetul to uily dOC who will
tell them where thoro '" un organ which they mu~·
horrow, rent. or buy.
.Tba Spring i~ here the d ellel.tte f•Hlt.ed ~Ia~·
\Vith it..s ~li)lht OnJ,:~ r:~~ full of l f'a\'t-•.:< and ftow.)rs.
And with lt come~;~ a thinJt to 1~ a•·a ~··
... Ia tivJ iier ~!ne~ to P~",. th~,.e "weete"r hour".
~ILl.•.:.
Socnrruts.-\Vh~· not Ul\ite in J>etitioning tlh•
Rhetorical Committee to allow one trediL to eath
member •·hom tbe respecth·e :secretaries shall
report at tho close or the quarter as ha\·lnJt
• PJ>eared on the society program and been perfect
in attendanl'C during that. time?
Spring haug"' her Infant. blossoms on the h-ec~.
Hoc'd In the cratllo of the western breeze.
COW l~Jm .
H&)IE.)UJKR- Mal:sq the librarian smite by re·
membcring to mar)( the 1\umbe.r of weelcs you ha\'t•
ul'ed the te xt book which you are rcturnin.g .
The holy spirit o! the Spring
~! COO :<At.D.
Is working silently.
BASD.- Bow man~· wish •·e bad one? Bo•·many
would like to play In a band? Ho,.· many eoulc.l
ha,•e an instrument by next. September? \\'hy not
ha,·o a ladi!.!S' band? 1Iel1) to a~itate the maUE'r.
Catu.! the S1>rlng whh aU its splendor,
All hs bh·do and all its blossoms,
All i~s ftowers 1tnd lea \'es. and gra.sse~.
_ _ _ _ __ LO><OFt:I.I.OW.
\VInter'~ not .cone yet, tr the wlhl geese fty thtu
'!'"ay.
RUBB£RS -~Iark
SUA KKSJ"Y.R£.
them, and he)() to
S&\~P [r'()WI\~
in the cloak room.
Etern&l Spring, whh smlBng n~rduru here,
\Vann111 th3 mlhl uir. and crOYI'n-!1 tiH:' ~·otnhtu J year.
GAitTH.
l..OST.- If you ht\\'\' somelhin~ mi~.:ooin..:, look on
the ~he1t by the trea"lurer·s wlntlow .nd rou will
probably flnd it. Beware~he janilur. uml luuk
soon.
Uv rose the wild oltl Wlnl<!r kinJ<.
And t6hook hlil heard of snow;
" I h e&r tho Orlllt young luu·e·t)ell rin~.
'Ti"' time ror mew go:..
Northward O~r the Icy rocl<:o0,
~or1h••ard o·er tlw ~··
)ty dau:;:hter conlthl whh :euony luck-"':
Thi!' lanc.l'~ too warm for me.
L~I--ASO.
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~OR~IAf,
POI NTER.
TRA:INING
DEPHRTMENT.
Fourth Grade. Geography.
Elt:bt"A" Arithmetic. Orlr;lnal Problems
KAIIt.Scttr.sK.
'1'11110> W AIW.
THE HISTORY OF THE WI8C0 1(8 11(
GRAPHITE COMPAI'IY.
AI( JI'(DJAI( STORY.
I am an lndhul. ~ty home Is lrl Northern \VI&·
Mr. X. round Or-aphlto on hfa rarm. Ddllevln'-'
··on•ln. Our wljl .. am I& In~ little vallef.
It .... \'&luable. he talked with bu•lne.. ~n or
Jly food lo me»tly ft!h and •eni<on. It Is a nlre !;te•ono Point, a no! all OCher pia reo nur by, an• I
r•l•re up there. W e go hunting e•·ery day, onll --}hey too thought h was valuable.
hrlnJI bade a d""r nr rabbit.- SolD<' 11_,. 1 go
A number o f men bought t he farm. A corpora ·
d·hln~t. and ICI'( "'"'"' lhh. but In the oprln11 1 Slay tlon was fonned h .... lng a capital of ~.000.
Tben;f~, there were -1000 s hares of 8100 e&<'h.
11.t homt. for It I~ wrt. and sJu~hr..
\\'~ trap wltb ropeoc, and by beodio~ tlurn
hrancbf>, ~l eat<!h the deer when tMr go by.
O.ar w..-ar)()n~ aN k>maha•k-.~ knh•et, ha tctttts.
and how and a.-ro""· \Vc kill df'tr, rabbiu, btar.
• ul \'(''4, 1u1d mu11krab.
·rhcn. ••c l'lkln them, and tan their fun, and take
tht!m w Stc,•en~ Point. Whero other I ndians bur
th(lln Rnd mrlke t.<t.lltiil nntl jackN• of tlwm.
" PAREI'ITS' DAY."
1'•"-'ut"' Wtr"f Invited to otKer,·e th~ ret:ular wurk
ul the l'ral1 1.., S.,hool In tlw. Tbir.l \\'ani on
)Iorch l:.th. .\ bout forty porent.i accepted the
luvltatlon, hl\1l ahout ff•rty other vf .. ltont 1ft~
l'rt"~nt.
1-!xhlblb uf .-urk lo both ~"'nd and 1-~0ullh
t;ratlt• ftoom' lnc·luded uocorl"'f'Cif'd W"OI"k, ju1t . ,
h earoo frum tl ... hantl• of pupll~. and work whlrh
the 4.'hlhJf't•n hutl t"'rt'\.'\'tt.~l under the .culdanc._"t! vf
I he
~achtr.
I'""''
Tlw Orawlnl(,. ~hu•·n w-ert• the "'CJrk of the
tin""~ CJUIU'H~I'M In JH'IH:I l. Ink, <'htu'-'oal. und "'IUt-r
t•ulot·"· with ..uuw JmJ"-!t'-t·uuinJ,t.
·nw • ·ork
lu Arhhntetlc. Uoo~•-aJ.-hy. ~~~111 1111 ,
:.ntl l.•ntcuaM'f" • ' AI'I tluu of the curreut quarttr.
Vlo~ltoN 't-"l'IH 'tl ln~re.."tf'(l in ""11 of the d ......e...
hut ~'JW't"lallr ~ In &tw Raoeketr:! Cia ••· Thl•
•uultl ""L~m tu lndlc•t~ tha.t J•an-nl.lt are ~lnnlnJC
to~ II~ va h•,. uf llaf!d \Vork in -<l•oul, and will
nt-uprratf' •hh teadwor.. to IJrina: about It~
lntrndttt•tlun uf )lanual Train Ins:.
K. )1. u.
O r l&)ul PI"'l>le•L.
I.
Mr. Andrae took 100 shares.
Mr. Drown took
7 sha""'
Mr. Chapman took 600 ohareo.
At end o f year, a 6 per ""nl. dlvld<!nd wu df·
clared. Amoun~ ea ch man 1'\!<:elved wa • ••ha~?
Given tcnn: T he s h are• ea ch took . Six percent.
dividend.
l~ulred term: Amount each recel•eol t
Six per cent. of SJO,OOO equal• tOOO, or amouoo
A re..-..lveol.
Six per rent. of
a iOO equals ..2.00, or amc>unt
n .-!veil.
Six per cent. or toO,OOO equals *3,000: or amount
I ' ..-l•nl.
II.
~lr. ('. '•old hlo •ha""' a~ an 8 percent. premluou
to Mr. Grimm. Who~ did C. reeeiveY
Given term: Premium a t 8 per'"'""' O.'••to<·k.
ll(oqulred teo-m: Amount received by(', Y
Par \'alue of .)()() :1ha re8 equal a 160,000.
~:J11ht I''" c:<:nt. o f toO,OOO equal• .. ,000, or
l'rtmlum.
t.iO,OOO plus .U,OOO ~tualt. f0.4,000, or &h.- amounl
1'•
....,.lveol.
Ill.
•' ' ttnd of third Jtar, prollts w-e~ amall, and au
... "'f',1fm.Ait of I per cent. was declared Amount
••f totala~~hment?
A.'s part ot Itt
Ci lvf'n tenn: I t~r eent. a-5!1U!:Ulf'nt.
Tm; KOIBIAL POI :\TEH.
~ulr<'d ~rm: Total UOHJmeMf
A.'o part
or I\Y
One per cent. of t-100,000 equolo ~.ooo, or total
assenment.
A.•s part f"QUal'
or
..
'.:! oJ entlN number ot ..hart...
-1
- TUADA !lo"TON.
TH.L Ev;T IC S
On Friday, Ma....,h t, the Sonnal Team went eat report oue of the fa,tes\ gamf's of the aeuon.
The lon11 pa•- or ~a ...hlleld we"' blocked b)
down 10 O.hltosb to play the return (lame. Tbe
O.hkooh - · -.ned coollden\ o r winning lbe Lange or Walker. wbo br their doaracterlltlc
game, and nnt lruo it with !'nap, but the fast pu.e.•, ad•ancod the ball to their ba•ktt whe""
playlnr o f our boyo soon began 10 ~ell, and al the rurward• did good wvrk .
Clark hel~ ua) hl• reputation made at O!ihkoa1t.
Lhe end or the ftrs' hall the ocore wat H 10 9 In
our favor.
and
up a 1100d lf&me.
The oeeond hall the Poin~ero were ulll!d IO the
The tmooth work of Curran and Ua\verson
Boor. and •o did some line work. Lanre, Walker, complelelymy<tlftecltbe Marohllold guard<, a• they
and Clark did , .., work laltlnlf the ball up the 1os.ed ba•kel<l troon all pans ot the fteld.
fteld, and Curran and Halverson IOo.ed It In the
The 1\nal liCOre wao 10 lo 38.
baJbt. Thl• was Clark's ftrot game at c<>nlA!r,
The line up wu the same &.!1 at Oshko ..h.
and he played a splendid one, ~reulnr over bls
mao whene'tl~-r be chose \0.
TI\e Ttnnl• ground~ will soon be read> forUM"·
1be line up was a.s follows :
The Tennlo Club a•k• all lo~e,....led lO join and
STitY&NsPor~-r. PoSITION.
OSuKosu.
help make the R'llllC •~ Interesting •-" h hal' bcfon
A. Halveroon •..•. Forward ...••. Gruenwald
In the paAt.
Curran. ... . • • . . . . Forward ....•. Keele
This 11 a game tn which the glrl-4 can tl\ke an
Clark ••••••...•• Cen~er ...•••. Henool
walker. .. . • . • ... Guard .•..•..•• Buckler
acth•e l)&rt, and h furnishes a UevelOJ)n~nl which
Lanro. .......... Guard•....•••• Hewlu.
can be obtained from but rew gameo.
Rareree Widmer. Umpire-lkbwede.
The eourL• are t .. pecla11t ftne. and arf' ,....,... W
Tbe ~eam was accompanied br Mlu Alle.rtoo,
all menobtro.
Pror..oor Tall>er1, L..lle Bonnell, E. D. Widmer.
:\t a t"t!Cent meetlnJf of the Athle-tic: t\ .. "-ot•latlun.
nenry Hal•eroon, and C. P. Oloon.
\\'alter Murat waj: elected. Pre!thl'!n\. anti
On March 12, the ba.s ke\ ball \tam wen\ up to F. B. Miles )l&tU(ftr o! Spring ;\llolt•tl<·• I<> nil
Ma,..bfteld lor the third game or the ..a•on with the vacancies mode by tho •·ithdra.-al h-um li4:hoo1
that LA!am. A large del<>gallon troou the ..ehool or E. G. Lanl(e \&nd Guy }fallorr. The •••O<·I•·
&<COmpanied tloe LA!&m.
tloo al.o dedded' to Or$taotu a ba~ hall •~am.
nte rame W&J called at 8 P. )J., &nd ... , ba~ket
It b hoped that tho bof! will turn oul and 111'11•
..,_11 trom the O\ar1. Tbe Manhfteld boy• •bowed to malcf' ba"'of ba11 a 31iU~• .
lmptOY'tm@.nl 1lo~ the: }&4t game. and thoq: p~·
P"'
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T~e
~0101.\1, POI~TEI<.
NSRMAL f8INTER
APHIL lfo, 1111}1.
t-:nw~ a~
local po... tomct• ... 1hlrtl da .. • mauer.
·renn• of ~i-Ub~riplioo i.O L"t'OL" 1..er year In all·
<an<t'.
~Ingle
~;, """"' ir not J>-1<1 bolo"' Jan. I, t(IC)I.
eupy 10 <t'Dts.
EDITORIAl. STAI'Y.
;')
W. •~U(l£1<£ S><ITU. '01 .."7 ...... .. Edlto,..ln·CinPr
JODI< S. CI.ARJ<. '1J.1 ......... ..... LIIPI'tlry Edilur
URACI< VAU<lllS. '01 ...... f:ditor Jolly COlumn$
:~~~ ~~:~~~s:.-<: ··~i :
t:>oo:rr 11. :\!Ju:.s.
......
1_.1 l'.dho"
·oc.............Athletic Editor
•'LORA \V()()D. 'M ......... .. .. .. ........ (;enM)r
l'LORI'!SCP: S. WARD, '01 ..... .. ·~x~hlnll'! Editor
ANNA Ol.fiON, '01., ..... .... Training 0ei>&I'1Jn<>nt
IIOWARD VANW. WI'.I,TY, '11-! .. .. Arl O.l>•rt~~J<~nt
)1. F. \VADLI':IGII. ·~1 •.•.• •• . . . . t\lunmt Edhor
\\"1!.'-z:&l. .PI\11:RSET'L. '().a • •••• Ou"iiW'.& ~101!."\'r
~~"~'"L';~~~(\j
.\ OOCST J. llru..m. '00
l
1.-\~.t. nu..lneu MJ1'Nl
0&SP.\1 JY.VK MU..LER. '(}I
PRESS ASNOC'IATIOS.
Jou..~ Jo\ liORS&. 'Ott. ... . .... . . . . .. . P·r esident
\VI!!'I."'Z&.L PI\')21:.SET'4. 'C»•• •••• •••• • • •••• ~&.~!~Uf'fr
fa~HARO
A • GESJtLL. 'M....... ••
• •• • Sfo.tretar,.-
Addrf'"" all bu_,.in~'l 1£-ttrno 10--;l.e buo~~
R),.'t'r. 1\rth.:lt" "'olidtt"d from fonnrr l'ilullents and
tt•achen-.
'f(EADERS •nd SUIJSCRIIJERS " '" ""'P""t·
fully 1'\llr(IUt ... tet.l to t>atronllt> our 1u.htrtl~l"ii.
....
on her part, _.,,uld on ~ ,U~Pf"-'1 1hat .,flf hatl ·
tnvt lt'd around the g ' .~, and hatl ~pent ~ti\4U.•
~tar• of her life In the l'lty or \Va,hinJnon an•l
th<11~ mingled In the hi~hcl' cii"Clt•Jl of society.
The Boanl ol ~~~nt~ In plaelng ~"" Alicia
Denlenwr In chal'l!e or the wurk in G4'0&'noph~
..ho•·fd tba\. they 1"'t'CCg-nlwd mer11, for UJ:HJn that
crualhy alone llh4! f'\l'Ceh~~d and hehJ h6r IX)!ihlon.
She early oonnook'<l huraell • •lth th• mu<lral
vrvanlzation~ or the s.chonl 1 and took an acd ..,•
IMI'I In t~ orpnlxation ol t~ Young WO<Ill'n'•
t 'hrll;tlao A•,..,.,latlon.
Her tHe or u ..e ruln t~~ 'Kil" cut short. and 11,..
<ehool losL a friend through her death which
occurred at the bfginnlng or the ipring q uarter o f
last year.
TI•c- litudenL•, faculty, and alumni of the ~hool
... ubicrlbed for n rnemorial t o her. A <.."'mUlhtt"c•
rl'(>m the faculty aelecU'tl a• •urh memorial n
•tallll'd Ill••• window which ha~ bet>n plao>d In tl ..
·~·t ~nd ol the bulldlnl! on the seeond ftoor.
The central ftgure on the •·lmlowo l$ a 'fl'rtath or
lau ...,l the •ymbol ol hnmortalhy and <ICiory.
Within the wreath I• a globe typltylng ~II••
O.Riemer s chooen protes•lon. On each side or tlw
globe ""' the pip,.. ol Pan, and tJ.., .erull and
violin, "'minding u• or the others Ide ol hernatur<•.
Two torthes "how forth, embl-.:nu• of Llgh~ and
Knowledge. Delow all i!c l1e r monogram, and thl*
date<o 1800 and 1003, marking the ~oano or ~r
activity among UA.
Monoh 11 a nd 18 are date• lonl( to J>., ,....,. ...
be.,.} by the Nonnol Schoolo or tho Stat~ u th<•
1lnw or the Annual F•'IIIIT lte-Unlon whld> wa•
Thl'f'(' ) t'IN '"""'' tlwn.· 4-'all't" tu u••• , a fU("m~
uf thu facuh,\', om• who lmiH\_..,.M!tl nil with ht•l'
\'OUrtf"'!· llbllhy. ~•lll (tUit't .,..If IJO"~· .. Ion. Sh,.o
wa"' lu t'Vt-ry Ot"l a lady. aud f""f r "'ady •hh
..ul"'Ut"-'}lt'U~nl aod ..,mll:ttl•> rurtluJ"'(• •Ith wl1oru
lotld lhl• ytar with the Mother ol tiM' Sonu•l
l'Cehool Plattevlllo. Til~ ll.:<--eptloo ten«•.,.} til<'
-.lx children waM one that only o. mother couhl
~h·.: and tho cblldreo- -though !lOme or thouo anmald-~,.-o<~: of uneertaln ·~-thl"'f'W their d1a;n1ty tc•
tl"' wind• and tnter,-<1 the lrollc• o l thJ youngl'r
lllt'Wbcr3 Of the fumlly wUh llW ;t,.p.,l. n( ynung;lle,..
\\'t> kn4!•· wu
welc0100 bcforoe tile train
"''"Pf~. tor w(• could hear Abo¥~ tht rumble af
t l'f' train .....~, "'train~ or mut~le oomio:;t tn frt'tl
u•, an,t whf'>o we arrived a\. thft station It ~mtd
••c"'
THE M.Hnt.\L I'OlYn:H.
and that f'ach ..tudeot wa. .. 1"\eln~ •l'ith th~ otllt'r tu
~ •hlch one L"'uld do tht"mo~t to make it plt>a~ant
for t arh lndl\·ldual of OUI'IJ&rty. \Vhen •·e rtach4.'cl
the Son:oal we •ere danJL'tl by tho d~"'natlon ..
in our honor. Thty
••~
tht ftne"t ..r had ever
--t"fO for any thing of thloe "ort. ~tueh c:rtdiL i~
due Ml"" Mhc:Mit tM ln~tnac:&or of Drawlns: at
l'laUf¥1Ue. for undertaklnJ an~ thin" of '00 ... lUJJeO·
,Jou.- a natu~.
Tlou...Jey ftlght a R N't'ptlc..n wao~ ~rl•~n In tlo~
OJ.K'r6 flouq. "fhe timt wa" Jtl("asantly spent in
.:t•Uins: ac..-qualnted, and tn Jl,.tenlnJ: to mu~ic and
• -er~ort "
from tho tUITerent rnernherl4
of the
t'arnlly ol Nonnol School•.
We had otten been tol<l ho..- mother did II. and
...r'ldar Wf' were J:lt'eo opJ)()rtunhy to ~ for our~l\'t'4 that ber method-. (a" carrltd out b> Prt_...i<len~ M.<;~or) ,..... •uch 1ha1 any ol her childe'f'n might profttsbly learn of htr.
Jo"'rlda,- aftenu)()n. the- O'iff'tin,g of the txf't'uth·~
'*nmmlttte wa'l: held, and Jo;. R. ~111rc was eleded
t~acurer of the lnterNonn*ll LtaJfue for 1004- 190.i.
t-~rlday evening the 6\'Cnt o f the 8ea'lon tame ofT
In tho Ora\Orlcal Cont~"t whleh """' held at the
Optr'a Oou~.
The conteltl .., , one of the be"t ever had by tbe
t..alf\1~. Ahbough •• ..-ere alfaln d~l~alfd ~
were not di§COurag-ed. and ~till look forward tu
tlwthne wt~n Sttt"t'D~Pnlnt ..hall oncot mm-.. carr~
utr the honoroc.
~f'JCt.)elr h i;t our turn to a et th~p art ufho .. let-s.
Let u" hegln early anti make our Jll"eJlarstion""
tv show that we can give &til well ac t'f'l"f'h·t.
Tho&e of U.!J who wen- fortunate ei\nu1:h to be
allo,..... 10 '""Prt!11!DI al Plauevllle the dltrerenl
Ol"fanla.atiooc of the sc.hool, whh to f>Xtend our
thank~ to all tbose who wert' fn,tnarntntal in
making h po<•lble for u• to at1<nd.
Some time ago. President Pray announCNI that
tho..e wl•hln~r w draw book• Irum lh~ Cltr Library
could. do so by securing thto: propt'r blank" from
ProiM•or Llvlnpton.
Thl• I• an opportunl~y nol w be overlooked, u
Ihe 8«-•ea• Poln~ Clly Library I• one ol the beSI
In"\nl• part of I be Stale. and ..-111 be found of grt'al
1'alue &OAupplemeot tht:ioMDal Ubntr! ,e.. pPt.-ially
aiOnJ Rt.torlcal and ~phlcal llneo.
3
\\'hat uur Junlvr class lat'lc In numbfor-o th~>
make "I' In qua lit,. as sho.-n by the rt•ult of th.~
.\nnunl ll~ but(' whh the Oshko,oh Junhlr t('Am.
Thl.s "'' '"' undoubtedly in somt" re"J>«U one of
the strontrt•"t debalh ever put up b~ any tt'arn In
lh~ hl•lor~ o f the .ehool.
~ qut,tlon for debate wa$:
R&l!OL.n:o, Thai lbe ='allooal Dank• •hould bo•
allowl'<l 10 e•lablloh branches.
~;. 1:1. Mile•, 0. J. Baker, and G. A. Oesell •u1•·
t)OrCed th., IH'~Mh·e 5I de for Ste,·ens Point~ ••hilt•
lhc anlrmatlvt~ was upheld by Christ IBn A. lllllll'•
Juse1)hlnt! 1-~. Oa"n~ and 1-:manucl M. Pauln
for Q.lhkOIIIIh, The dec:lsion was In fa,·or of tlw
ntgatlvr.
The\'. M.l'. A. Blbleelaoo which wu Ol'flaniU<I
..oroe tl~ aro. tnf'e1..§ e'"er-y Sunday ant-moon at
:! ;30.
11 I• the d••lr< ot those ha<lng lhe clau In
charge that. more of the studeals and mcmbeN of
the faculty ~hould attend these meetiDJl8.
The ch••• I& taking up a historical •tudy or U>e
life of ('hr\!lt a~t t reated In "A Hannony of tlw
COllptl!l,'' by Stevens and Burton.
Thl• I• a •abjec~ lhat every lntellll!"nt l)eriOn
<hould bt lamlllar whh whether h• I• a member
of a ~llglou• denomination or not. Any ocw
de·lrlnlllhl•lnfonnallon will ne..r bav~ a beltt'r
opportunhy 1han I hat otrered by 11~ Y. M. ('. A.
Bible
d•••·
Howard \\'~lty, who reeeh·ed secontls,lnc..."C In tht•
I.A>Cal Oratorical Contest, sent hls oration, •"1"ht·
Great4-"'t IAJmlnary of Art,·· to The Perr,- ~••r•·
zine at Malden. ~Iauacbu.sett.§. Shonly after·
ward, be recelvfd the following leiter:
06 'W e haY~ rteelY"td
your al&DUKr1pt 1 •nw
Crea&.e-~t Luminary o f Arl,' and we al"t!l alad to
accept •ame for The Perry Magaalne. We ohall
pay you tiO lor the article; and •ball be glad to
ha,·e you ;~ubmlt another article. ·•
Mr. \Vtlty Ita!\ ••hhdrawn to teach fit ~J)at'ht,
and 18 mtuec.t ''cry\.*nucb by the achool, a• hu had
charge o f the Art -r>e:partnwnt In th~ Summu1n
and Pointer, and tho ~nlor olau play.
TI>e be•l wl•be• ot all go with blm In hi• n<>w
fteld of wor·k , -.·hf'no we are- ooul"f' 't.K"eP'""' awah....
htm.
THE NORMAl. POJ};TER.
ill
Sixth Wcok .
lll"• fo:dith 1-1111 i .. out of ~IHHl l on nl'COUnt ot
tt~ ~rfou~& HIM'" of her ~~"~r. )l lJ . . J'-"~1•.
~tr. l.lntbay. uf lfaoa.-a. ,· J~Ited lfes,..r•. Smith
alhl Mallory, la$1 ThuNdAy and Friday.
Saturthly e,•enln)r the F~shman Cia.-• btld a
I:.C..pcloo In lhe 111mnaslum. .\II rtport a good
lime.
,.;, 0. Shimek Nturned. 1-'rh.l t,y, f1'Um Tll'l..:h Mll111,
funeral o f Jo:Chranl Ntis-on.
whe~ he aueod.ed the
.... NJJt'f-.entatlY..- from the ~hoot.
)II,.• Helen Q ...trum. who went tu her home in
llanl~k la.!it •·a-k on account of slck•H~I!I•, ha"'
returned and re~ufi'M"d Mr "tutllf'-. at the Nonnal.
Her •'-•~r. ~li•• Plorilla. £, •l lll•l<k whh 11phold
fc-f"tr at hfor homt.
~t l•s 1-'lnk, the tn,truc:tor ln ou•· Mu51cul OcJUlrt-
tnent, rchamed to ,.chool, \Vedne~c.lay momlng.
a her a lhrte week<' Iline.• whh lyphold·JriJ>I~·
Ml~• Olaoc.h\\Ora,·es and Mt"'i \\'t!bb 111\'t withdrawn from ~huol. Ml~.!J \Vd1h ha~ been Ill for
a number of week•. and deottned lt advl .. ablf' to
n-.!11.
for
n-.e balance: of lbe quarcer.
!lo• . .tk Woek.
~UJ,KWintencJent. •:tn, County Mup•urinttndent ~f
l'ort•aeCounty. ••" a vJ,.itor at thf' ~houl TlmN;dat ahemoon. ~
\VIIIIaen Brown. of Pittc,•lllt·. n fnm.tr ...uulf'nl,
vl"'ltcd frlendJt At thf" Nonna l un \\'t<Jne ..tl:ay Ja,1.
John Pcter.!lon, or AmhCI'to~l. \•lshetl hhl brother
Uaytnond. who '"' auendlnat the Nonual, la~t
Thursday.
~~~~~Tracy read her Onal ~•§aJ' Wednesday
morning, her subject being Millet's lomnu• plecun•
•orrhe Gteanent.,
ProreuorLI•Ing•«>n wenlloWaupaca, Wodnos·
day afternoon, to act as a JudJr• at their Annual
High School Debate.
~II•• Kalberlne John.ooo, ol Sheridan, who fto·
l•hed her Elementary Cou,_ laJI year, •l•llod al
the Nonnal on Monday and TuHday, the guest of
Ellltla Moen and Oene•·leve Miller.
••re
l.ul t'all. numerous bulb•
pu...,haoecl by
oc:bool, principally hf&elnlh•, and .,..,.,.
vlanlcd In lh<l basemen~. Slnee then I hoy han
been u~ted to tk'COrate the pret~ldont'll de8k on tht'
ro.!llrum, or to brighten ttie room of some sick
lt~r or scudent or the oehool.
11~
Elpth
w.....
Mlu Lillie Donaldson, ol Monl<!llo, •l•hed
trlendo aclhe ~ormal, Monda7 momlng.
Proteuor San lord, lbe Hlol0r7 lruoti'\ICIOr, returned to hls work, Monday, after a woek'• Illness.
)It" Burgert lo 11111 unable to cake her elauet.
•\i IIIII I• lhe •hortSprlngQuarter,examlnallo~•
•Ill ~cln nex~ Tuesday. Tho Spring vacallon.
lhl• year, 1..1. f rom April 2d to IOih. Th•
Fourth Quarler ~gins l l onday, April 11 .
T il E :>\OIDJAJ. I'O IXTEII.
Mu Go ..ell, Elemen~&ry '01. who wa• foreed to
11 tve up hi• <cheol at F.mbnra• during the urly
1•ar1. o f the \VInter , on ft.CCOIIOl Of
~ riou s
Illness.
•!sited u• on Monday and Tuesday. ni• old
friend3 a"' glad to see blm
and •n-ong a11aln
after 80 ser10U.§ an lllne'(,,
••II
Several old
student.:o~
and graduates have been
renewing acquaintances at the :\ormat during the
w..k past. Clara Moeoc:hltr vi~ited u• Friday.
TommyO'Connell, of Moolt'llo: FrederkkSome,...
wbo ba• 00<-n teaching at Sayner. Wloeon•ln, and
~llss Gertrmle Leonard, re.. ,•l.Jited old friend"•
~londay momlng
Fra.nk Moore, of Bancoek. •as a '"bhor at the
Normal, \\'ednbday.
Kenneth Pray. Clu.i o f '01, who ha• 00<-n auendlng tbe \VI8COn,ln Unh•erllhy this year, ha111 with·
dra1r1l. and a-pted a desirable po•ilion with
l'roleuor C. U. Syh·eoter, now or Chicago, but
wbo foi"DW'rly W'&'C a.n instructor ln thlit -..cbool.
~t r. Pray ex(l<'Clt'd to On Ish hi< course at the Universl&.y thl8 year, bul. owing to illneu, th.-clded
that it would he best to OIX."<'Pt this po•llion. and
~-ontlnue n.. t fall at the University.
J.A.q. Saturday. the An!na, one of the young
t.adles' Soclctleo,c of tho Mochool, entertained the
two bo,ys' 5oclctle~, the Athenaeum and i-'01·urn. in
the gymoa,tum. A short Jlrogram o f the follow·
lng numbeN w-a.§ gh·eo: arter whit·.h th~ till)(>
whle:b ~mat ned ...-..s spent tn dancing: Solo.
~u .. r..oi• Hancock: -ltatlon. Mlss\'inla 1\'00<1:
Paper or Jokes, ~!I ss Edna Schofield.
Refreshment• consisting o f waf~rs and IC"f cream
were ser1'ed In Hoom 10. .\bout one hundred and
ttttr student~, members of th~ three srt"ltUf"o..
a ttended.
On Monday and ·rueaday mornings of this week.
those who •ent to PJatte\•lllt told us: lOOk' or tht>
loteresting thing• they saw or be•rd during th~
I rip. ~lan yln.structh·e and lnteres'lin.g topic~ were
dlseussed. Those who aceompanied Mr. Oruwnt
were Protea.aor Bacon, Mtu Hall, MltJt \Vood,
Mlu Ward, ~II•• Barrlngtoo. ~~~.. .MIII<r. ~·rank
Calkin•, Loren S park>, Duncan Reid. ;\ugu•t
!II Iller, f.oRo y Wood, ED. Widmer, Jerry ~fadden.
t;ugeneSmlth, Frank Strader, J o hn Clark, lloward
\Veh.y, Gerhard Oe~ll, and Professor Livingston.
Proftbor TaH.IIfn met somt" uf the- ~tudent,. In
room. \\"(1-(lne,da> artemoon, whh the intt>ntlou
of forming a club for the bcuer study of the Ill rd.,.
of thl< •lcinily. A Kood 6eld l(la>o I• t>ar< of tho·
tqull>ment or the ..,hoot. and It I• hope<! it ..111 I••
fewtr uc~ by the !ltudtnt.i tn thl~ • or-k .
hlo~
l'lleth Week.
Oor" Titfany ha<4 rcharned to flnl8h her cour~'<~'•
~IIJ:'4 Anna Ol.on presented her t-~lnal ~-~~•.'
Thuraday morning. She took lor a •ubj«t
"Zion Ch>··"
t-'torence Derby, who complett'-c the Ad,• anw~l
Cou,..c In June, 10!) aceet>ted a position In tho·
\Vau1au sc:bool1 for llt'Xl year.
)1,.. TbruMr. who IJ teachfn" In tM \\'au,au
Public Schools, vt.lled at the !<ormal on Thu.,..
day.
The Arena Literary Soeiety hu •leeted the tol·
lowing omcers tor the ~mlog quarter:
l'rHident, GraCl'Ca•.sel•; vl<et>resldeot, era~
Vaughan: recording see~tary. Anna Rosenbe.,..:
correl!lponding secretary, Kate Orlmm: treaaul"('r.
Anna Costello: marshal, Nellie Frost.
The men's Ll~rary :>oeiellt• ha•e elet'INI th•
following ollleero:
t-~ORUW -Prealdenl , t-•. \\·. Calkln.il: vice su-e,_(.
dent, \ VIIltam Auori
~ecre t ary , J. E. l-""'uh1.:
trca•urer. Frederick Stratton: sergeant·at·ann•,
Harold Martin: board of eoun<lloro. J. t:. Cia.-.
poole and W. R. 7-toer.
ATI(KNAEU.W- Pff~tldent, Duncan Reid:
vh_"t"
preoldent, A. E. llftrnllton: secretary, G. A. Hob·
ert11: treasu.-.r, George F:,·eNOn: ...ergeant•at·
arm•. I .. N ~elson.
FOUIITH QUAitT£11.
Fl,...t Woek .
lllu Dunnegan, A•si!OtaoL..Libral'lan, J~ atl...t'lll
on account or lllnes•.
Edward Lange ha.!l withdrawn from &eboot, aoll
expec&J to le.a"e In a few days for the northtlm
par< of the State 10 resume hlo farm dutle•.
Work hu alrea\dybegun In thoOrammarOct>•rl·
men\. on lhe Comme.ncement Protcram. which Jli"'m·
~· to be unuoually good tbl• r•ar.
The S..nlors hue chooen "~lr. Bot." br Ra<hel
t-: Daker, for their clacs play to bot gh·en at tilt·
Ot>era House InJun~.
TilE
116
NOR~I.\ L
POI NTER.
Ludll~ l'antO'ell, who bas taught In tM ~ltrt'lll
l'ublle School• for tM put tb~ years, ha• ..,
r ured a lea,·e of absen~. and ha~ tome back 10
.-omple~ Mr eou...., thl~ quarter.
•tutltnto •~ baek for thl• quart~r. f'our .,..
.tudent• ha<e entertd: Clara fl<olanger, of Man·
ntU<t~ 1-~rank Pit~, or Plo,·er~ Se\'tr t:ht.mcw•
ol G..,...nwood; and ~lartba ~'•t•rud, ol w ..tby.
School ntM>ned :Monday afternoon with an in·
In au~ntlance. A large number ef old
We .,.. all glad to see ~II•• Bu~rt bark In h•r
u-cual place afttr hPr long absenor.
PRCWZKR!" - Pleuant rompaoy sborwo.a the
•llu.
OOXlU:l<T- It •hould be oeen tA> tbat )Jile• i<
kept away from those attractive Senior rlr)c, or
he wlllaoon be a oman boy again.
0. P- k, on pre.seotlng an excuse for ab\enct
from an 8 o'cloek cla.u :
t1J don't. know whether th l• l;c ye•tenlay·~ or
tel·day's.tt
In di.ICU.J.Jion or suitable cba ...~e,.,. fur Cta ....
Play- '•\\'ho e,·tr
this part mu~l know how
to Jlr."
~lor Glrt- •·Why. we hne gut lot • ol lltri"'
tn the &nlor CJa.n ."
,•rea~
~tr.
----
"'k••
Mr. Ta·h-rt In Elementary B<Jtany- ""t I! ave he-rr
n numher o r seeds COfered "''hh water."
Mr. M·l·e-, el\n)e:J&Iy- 11 Aroe they dry 11eu~"~"
I. , In ObienationClas.'- 10 )1lu C..I- , have
you ever Meen anyth1ng before like what 10u lif'e
•choot:•
Style• thi• Y••r ore very com tJic•; bul lon'l it
queer thai one ol our mn•· brilliant ~nlor..
)tl"is o.....r, t4DD0l plan be.r Cummt nt..<emt nt aown
In 1.:•• than thlft weeks?
P ro tH-or L.. &.!~ked the ci&.AII 10 ghr him m&""-"U•
I me a nd frmloloe ronns of nouns:
~:.n. H·h·l· ·ld- "Outeh, duleoo•. ··
)lr. C·l·l·•, alter a poor rec:ltatlnn In Alaebra
''llr. H·K·il, h w much oil dltl1ou burn In gettlnt:
HUt
o f the window'/''
Ml.!il (;..)
'"Ye•, l h&\'e seen tl"ft" t•omlnr to
that le·uonY' '
1-: m-od•, a .. lllgnlog •ubjedc from t."''I'OfM• ..I·
tlon "\\' rl~ d~'C('rlptioo• of some bh or ~ooCenery
lJ 1-."
•lOnff a rlvtr. ••
~f.-mbtr
lul\'to dr,v
or Cla..!IM "One ,.ure
<.-ornpcu~:ltlon,c
lh•Dj.!',
Wt"
trun't
t.o-morro•·. ·•
l.fl"• p.J. ·r, In fo:Sntrgeney ('la~JI <~Jt any unt"
140Vtrely Injured, what. would ,·uu tin th""l "!''
~nfor '•Tif• l'IOmethlng around h.''
• ' t'rt
Pn..,k ...ur 0.11·n, ctf&cu.i.ifng Tt"t Qut•llon .. In
lt•,.lew Geography .. No•. so~ ocw •ald lhat
~au I~ twa nwo ra.mOu. becauw h .... !~huated on
th~ CO.!i"t. Now, II f ~Choold ~~ m~~U UpOn 11...t'Oa .. l would I ~ltDe famouJ~?..
)lr:H··h·-"None; I gollt by daylight."
)lr. A·t>+•· anti )Jr. Z·n·n·r'hall br;,n •"llfD<'<I
Ha~together In chorus. A fltl' a Cl·~· moment ..
14 whi,.,JK'r ,,..,,n thot c.llrt'Ctlun M'lil'l hc•lll'tl:
'·~ay, .\ · JH.• ·a·, gtt o ,·er untl gh•" mt• 11 llult·
a
room.•·
Mr. t '.JI.n, inn•irdAIJtfbra ••Now• .llr.8·m·~.
and )If ... F,.l!....,. the onlr 00{"4 "'·ho uo& th••
prohlrrn. I'm ~ur~ you two fftl lone..om.-."
no s-ou •up.,..~ .... Wa!C ml .. takf'nY
JOU
--- - -
.)Jr. On,H·,....l,.tlf"C "" to announce that he 1..
OCII m&M'If'd.
l·q ,lll1't'l>
r
T i l E XOHll.\1. PO I::\TEI!.
lli
BX~HAHGBS.
The ad,·e rtl&erntnt~ ,.catu~n'(t
thru h spoil~~; the otlwrwl"f' nrat
T il & l"RU<SON.
l'romi"'CUOUJ~~I~
ltM"Un~nwnt
of
ExJ•JOUllEST. - Oh•tn: l..aboralory rull of boY~'·
lntrcodu<"<' th...., pretty girl<. Pro\'f that all the
hoy~ 1dll turn to rubber.
1-.:X.
A gra•·e digger dug a g-;;;; lor a man n;:;l.'<l
Button, and •tw:n the btll ••• 'tOt In It ~ad
•·On<> Button bole ti.OO.
- t:X.
)IADOL- When I ,..ru-ed l1oarley, night IM>Io..,.
la~t,
he thrt"ateo~l to blow hi.s brains out.
LOu. - Wtll. h<' ~ldn't: be propo<ed 10 ~ la't
niRht.
.:\t ADOit.- lnd~. then he must ha,·e lost them
in f!Ome Other lll' Oy.
RAOIOORAPH.
'fhe joke~ In 'l'U>: SALUTE a rc pointless.
T*"-CUM ''\Vhat f, the dUferen~
and df'Ua.st?''
betW'Htl
,u~aR
Puru.
••Dtcta~ t ..
the end o f dllea.se."
-CARROLl. FAlUO,
They call a language a mother tongue becau"t>
the father never get.s a chance to use h-. - Ex.
"Old P low Bo1'' Is an Interesting 8\0ry l u
Tho CUt< In T il & NORMAL ADVAN<:E are good.
The youo~r country ~itor fell in lo•·e with tht
dergyman•• daughttr. The n~xt time he went to
ehure.h he wa• rather taken aba~k wMo tM
preKber aonoun~ hi• uxt: ")11 daugbtn I•
vie•ou•l1tO~n~ with a de•il."
- Es.
All bo1• are not homele.. : but •ome are h~
'fli P. LAKK llHI<&/.K.
You can't sel1 us any l"ibboo.s,
four In haodJ or uther fad,
\Ve wlll never trade at your itOA!
If )'OU don't ah·e U.§ JOUr ad."
- f!.a.
Adam would be a great man at a tra(k 1Mf1.
tor be I' always ftrat in lbe humao nee.
i<u than others.
Tor. BIOR SCIIOOL Nr.ws
n~3
a lew goOO cut•.
The l.lterary O~partmcM o f To& PRO:NIX I•
~ond.
WtSE Ju:r-uon- •1( "uess, I know a few thing,11.'"
PROUD f'RESUMAN (nol to be outdone)- " W ell,
I gue"s I know
&4
few things a.§ anybody."
- ME.'<O>IDIIE BAOO£R.
A Fla b Story.
A II b7 old A.Jbtr named Hf'l.Abt-r,"
Fiobed ft1h from the ~ge of a e..ure;
A ond with a grin, pull~ old "Fbber'' in,
1\ow, l hey're ft•hlog the enure lor Fi•ber.
- Es.
Profes.wr, dictating prosc.- ·'Sia ve, whel"' IJ thy
horH?"'
Startloo Pur•ll- "11'• in my ~••k, oi r ; but I
••aRn't U81na- tt."
SCY.NJI! Two ~nlorl!l In the pa rlor wrltln~
poetry:
\roung Centleman H\Vhat can we get lO rhyu\4•
with ba~k ?''
Young Lady (dreamlly )-"Smo:cr."
-
l'.x.
•• A ~at hu slx patr~i~ ' '
•·Bow do you aoeount for thatr
••Jt. ha• fore I'•"~ In front a nd two pa w'
behind.''
li APLr. [ I.A ...
l11sK us auEsTieN5 ' Th6Most Gomol6&6 Job ·OHIG6
.
IN Tl1f. GITY.
'
Y
OU will ahr&.\'S h&\"C Utle for bankang
knowledge. The be.;t way to gain
that leanlin~t is by actual e..'C:.pertence
rrom practical OtJoerators. 'Ve ha"e had
tftnty (20) yearfl: experten~, ha,·ing been
established In 188.1. We nro the aekno~·ledltred leaders in the banking business. Do
your banking bu~iness with us. As k . us an
•
~ ew f'n•t ) IU<:hlne ry,
.Se w S t y le,c of TJ'J•e.
uu,·inJ; the be~t and ra~tel'lt. pres~••.t"
<·nn afford to print Jobs Bf:TTJo:R and .
l'li ~:.\ PER than the l>rinte.-. with th•ir
niU .,.1,,·1c ~low JHocsscs. \Ye JH"int e vcr.,,·thiua:
)Wintable. Gh·e Ul'l l\ t rial order.
I
the question~ you like, and ~ ou vnJI get
prompt. and rcliahle inrormation. We will
t•ll you all about our ntles lor o~ntng neeou~ts, t"('(.'Ch•in~ dei)()Sits. loaning money.
issuin~r drnlts, etc. Would like to ha•·e ~·ou
start an account "'ith us. Let us tal k h.o\'tr
J WOPZALLA't.
co~ c.
•
1\ I I
I I tJ tJ l1tJ1
l •uhlfl"IJe nc,. Gcucr~Dook nud .Job 1•r1J1tcn;:.
•to .... St., sYEYEIIS POIII!, lfts.
anywa~·.
Buck, Dnrrows, & Co.,
Fi'lst :J\(ptional UJJank,
NEW GOODS.
Sletll!ns Point, Wis.
&Joblish<tl1883.
Latest Styles In Fine
U. S. 'DtFosilorr.
Millinery.
C. G. MACNISB, At Ye Sign of Ye.RED SHOE.
Bas a GE)E)O SHE)E Reputation. Try Him.
SHOES
ONLY .
109 Stronas Avenu e.
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F A. MI~HAL~X-I, D. D. ~.,
I
Dentist,
KUtiL'S \_, BLOC~ ,
SteVel')s Poil)t.
IT WILL VRY YE)U
Tf> SEND
YE)UR
IllONDRY
T0 US.
Pine Work
j
Absolute cleanliness l"
Prompt Service
eur Motto.
Give us a trial and ·be convinced.
WISCONSIN'S BEST LAUNDRY.
515 ehurch Street.
Telephone 100.
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M
rs. M. E. Phillips-Moore's
PR I \'ATE SCHOOl. o••
~~~m~G,
POUU
lR~I~I~G,
~
PHYSie1\LeULTURE.;
l)andn:;c ls an art. Nothing char:wc~riz.el'l the QJ
ladr or gentleman •~ much a.s ~ood maonel"l'. JH.J. l
and true gracefulness. Awkwardncstt l.s 0
'""" frtquently o:&used _by incorree~ ltablts of pu· %
.. ilion anc\ moe ion.. It ts then highly fmJ)()rtant CL
10 tonn eor~ habh.;; o f motion, as earl.v a~ VOI'i· Q)
•ihle. Nothing is more t>rronoou.s than to suppose .J
thflt Lhe simple t•rsetice or tlu• various: dl\oees l..'r&- »
.ate.~ gracefulRes~. Careful training In the ''arious tlUO\'~mtn&S or dancing Is ver\' essentlo I. Puf)ll~
·hould II<' tau~h~ wha~ eon.t!tute-• true ll'l'ftOOIUI·
m.•,oc. anti educated to un appreciotion of the high·
t·"L exJH'ttti"IOos o f int elligence and culture thot
,·an be· ghen by ll'leunl'l o f motion.
\VIll rt>nt room~ for select parties or clubs~:.
nwDe~~
H. D. MceULL0<2H <20 •• Lt'd.
Stationery, Books and School Supplies.
omwm~ Po~~r, M~~mm~ ooom~ o~~ ~Mw~ro~m~ Go~~.
C. KREMBS Rr BRO. GENERAL HARDWARE,
(l
GUNS AND AnnUNITION.
~~~~.
~~~:~re-kleo~ 0ilT'1.~~~:.C,~·~!~·
~ c."bh:r. 1 ARLINGTON HOUSE,
1"'- II. Kr mb!l. I:St11Uic llt.eper.
. L. N . k-urt. Ne..,.-.co.a:er.
JAS. WELCH, Prop.
Capital $1 00,000.00.
SUle ll!pcis!IO!'J. Conn!} llepois!IOIJ. CiiJ llepoisliO!'J .
lliniiJ Scbool llepoisliO!'J
0
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
DtR£CTORS.
r ·. A. Harnaeker.
E. J. PftiToer.
n. A . Cook.
Louis Brill. N. A. Week. John A. MuroL
(l. E. ~leDill.
w. w. Mitchell.
Stevens P oint,
W is.
AT THE BOSTON FAist 3 18 M ain St.
I• the ehea peot pla ce In the city to bu.r your
•Hnn.e.r set, Caney china ware, lemonade ~L.o, wine
-.4>t.if,
eroekerj'•
gl~··are,
lampK: alsn dry 'Cood.s,
""h<Jts, e:loth ng, hau, ca.v~. notion", tlnware.
i.'rl.nlte.wa re and toy~. \Ve al,oo curry a ~omolete
lint or milliner~·· :us ) lain "t.
I. SB i\ Jo"r()N.
R~E
$1,00 PER Ol'I:V.
l'_.1~ ~lt'OU;;!" .\ \'NHt••,
1'cJt)JhOm> 24,
Stovee8 Point, WI!!'.
Dr. J. M. Bi ~ hoff,
Dentist.
Crowu ROd Brldgr; Work a Ste •lulty.
f.J\d.f in altendanco (.:o,.. ~aln ,s1 • .t: Strong<~ '-''·~.
C. W . CA'li!.
IJ. ~~ ,
n \HI ..
CATB· i!S' DAHL,
1\ t tor n e y s•a t• L a w.
omu om Cllims' ~aUooal Btot
CHINESE LAUNDRY
Guarantees First-Class 'fork
AND CHEAP.
E . H. Rf)GERS, M. 0 .,
Pkpsician and Surgeon.
Ollice Hours: 1-3 aod 6-8 p. m.
Telepbooe 169.
OOi Main street.
STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN.
Goods called for and deiiYered.
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