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FRENCH CAMPBELL & CO.
YOU WI LL F l l'I D
Books, Maga:zlnes and Newspapers,
J ewelry, Beads and Novelties,
H o me•Made ea n die s ,
J\11 School Supplies,
Box eonfec:tions,
Pine Stationery,
Pictures and Pictnre Framing a Specialty.
4 49 Main St.
Tel. 1073.
ARENBE~G .
E. A.
Schmitt
and
Knope,
Clothietfs,
Tailo1:1s and
Fu1:1nishe1:1s,
BETWEEN TWO BANKS.
The Leading Jeweler
Fine Watch
~cpa Iring
'147 Mall)
a Specially.
t .. cppoalte P . 0 .
W IS~ONSI N .
STEVENS POINT.
ANDRAE & SHAFFER CO.,
Tt)e wide awal{e retailers
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods,
e:arpets,
etoth ing,
Hats and Fine Shoes.
E. L.
RESSLER.
PIIOTOGRAPHER.
STUDIO: 1\II.Al N ST.
Scribner & Vaughn
SUCCESSO ~ S
TO
E. I. T0ZI6R & CO.
476 ELLIS
ST~EET.
WE RRE HERDQURRTERS
P'OR ASl"TliiSO
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TUK LIS& 01'
DR..UGrS
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••Tor tt•• •••Y k l•b or &oo48 U1a1 Dr• u~l8 c arry
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TlEICBJ JEIE&T.
In 1•~rtpllonf'ompoundlog we u~ Ibe utut~>Jtt fftl'e.·
P~BASB
Groceries,
Stationery and Confectionery.
GIYB US A eALL .
Two Stores: :~:'s~.!:!~~~!: Tel. ~~:~.4:·~~:~/J.
Two Blocks south anet west of the Normal,
TRYLf>R 8Rf>S., Druggists.
Please give us a call.
((Palace of Swee:ts. ))
W e are pleased to try and please ilze Public.
f>. 8. GEf>RGE, Proprietor
1\. 8 . THURMAN, Manager
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Dirty Shirts
Dirty Collars
Dirty Und~rwear
ARE Best Cle_aned A~
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WISCONSIN'S BEST
LAUNDRY.
515 Church St.
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Phone 281 Red. f
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bundles.
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HADCOCK & R OOD,
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1\. G. S pa lding & Bros.
Largest Ma ufact u r e ra In the W o rld
of e fflcla l IUb lellc S upplies.
Dent ist s,
Base ball, Basket ball, Golf,
Boxing glove.s,
Striking bags,
Gymnasium goods.
STEVENS POINT DYE WORKS.
S teven s Point, Wis .
OFPICS 1
<43 8 Mala St.
CLE ANI NG, DYI NG and ~ EPA IIHNG.
Pressi ng done on short notice.
Special atteatloa aacl lowest
prlecl! t o s tudcuts.
12 1
s. Thi r d St. KRI ENKE &
ee.
MRS· 'A:D'A: C R'A: V
LEADING MILLINER
110 Stroa11s Avo.
P hoao ll<d 17 1
~TUD t·:xTs TR.\OE sor.wrn:o.
s.-w r or\
}'lall-.delp•ta
HoJ!alo
Hoecon
MIIU'"poll.~
Cbl«-aa:o
Ku t'raMtMO
O,.n,·.-r
UallltrHi f"'
3.Jontrf'al, Can.
Lond(ln, KnvlantJ.
Ac. l.oul~t
KaiUUl'hy
Wuhlnttoa
I,IU11burc
~)'NI4:11M'
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TWS IS THE MUCH TALKED OF
If you want fine
Stationery,. Perfumes, etc.
Shoe Store.
Tho ptoc;:o to aot your P rcK<:rlptlonK ti tled,
eur shoes attract
and
t)ur prices sell
Dr. D. S. RH2E,
Ph"tsician and Surgeon.
K U HL'S
B LOCK
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F. L.. DILLE,
We make the s election of s hoes
a pleasure.
IN~~R~N~L R~~l f~l~lL lO~N~.
Stevens Point Shoe Co.
~ooms
4 and 5, Atwe ll Bloc k .
cA. J. CUNNEEN & CO.,
MEN'S FURNISH ERS 7=\ND H:A:TTERS.
ATHLETIC
SWEA.TE~S
l..oulf, Otlll. l'tHidftttt.
K , J . Plft'ner. VI~ t•~tcl,.nc.
K . A. Kn>nlblll, Hoot kHIM't•
~ETON B~OS.
0. &. l.h·UIII, ('hbl ..r,
H. H. JotulfloOft. ANI'l t'ublt"t,
T. 1.. ~. l'or1. )J...._.,.ru:rr.
& CO.,
JEWELERS and EH?TH21RNS.
<l!ap ltal $ 100 ,000.00.
State Depository. Cowity lleposilOI'J. CIIJ Deposi!Of'J.
Normal Sdiool Depository.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
Oiru:CTOns.
C. A . Hamnckor. ~·••J. Plilfocr . H. A. Cook .
l.ouis Brill . N. A . \Yeck. John,\ , ~lunu.
G. t:. ~lc D III.
W. W. ~litch•ll.
Geo. F.. Whiti~
S tevens P oint,
455 MAIN ST.
A. SPECIALTY
Wis .
R. OBERLA TZ.
Eyes Exami ned .
Spectacles F itted. .
RING N B SS,
The Shoe Man
DeoluJf)
HIGH GR1\DB FeeT WB1\R.
fiNE
112 Soutb Third Street.
~EPf'II~ING
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SttVtl)t Point, Wl s,.
Grand 'Central Hotel,
M . C-'SSIDY 6t B~OS.
Jllerchant
Tail·or~
757 Strongs ave. Cor. Pari st. Stevens Point, Wis.
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At•(•(•nlliwdatiun.
J'o·i<·t'ri
Ht·-u~tahll·.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
STEVENS POIN T, W IS .
NEW
BUILDL~O:
'l'IIOROUGH LY E QU IPPED.
ALL MODERN AIDS: -APPARATUS: LIBRARY: COMPLETE GYMNAS~UM.
~ETTER
PREPARATION
FO~
TEACHiNG.
A Largo
A largo Corps of Experieflced Teachers full!l abreast of the limos.
atlefldaflCe of ElatfleS', advaflCed Studonts who are Actual Teachers.
The new wing now COITJpl;:;ted, adds one-half to tho capacity of t~o building..
T k,... Adva •ced CoMr M&. two years for fll <nl ·
SCHOOL CRADUATI!'S aod OTU~ competent atud·
"ffts.
POST lr"'duate atudle• In Sc!en~, Lanr;·
ua~,
CIYICll and
~agogy.
Dlp lo•a equlnlenl to LIFE STAT It CE>tTII'ICATE.
lelo•••tary C·o u r&e. two your~a, for th o~e hold·
lng oonlfte&te8 or passing entranoo <-~xaminntionf4,
El-
• • tar y C.rtltiC<Ote, equl~al ent
for the ye.rs.
to
LD<·
l'TED STAT& CDlTtYICATF...,
Co• • o• SCh ool Covr&e, on4"
)4"Ar,
beneft&. uf tho.o who mulit teach 800n."
for iJJtelal
Properetor y CoMNJO. tt'n w.._'<'k• only, Jrh•lna.r
tlreparatlon tn al11he common hra•whe.!t.
'l'hl'lil'
olasAeS a re tauscht by rescular Norm• I teaeh~r.!i, ur
under their dlreet o~e"'I!Cbl.
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ScJec:tlo" or Studle& ponnllled to teacllen
und~r fat'orabte clft:u~a~s.
rtcw Cla.s.scJt formed four times each ytar In
nearly every t'uhject to lh<' cour~ o f -.tudy, eJCcept.
Latin, German, and some ad•anc~d science ttu·
dies. n ... QUII rlor. begin ~·.b. I . April I I.
Boor d t2.r.o '" •~ per .,.,..k. on · •choo l e har11e•
~i:ut:'i~~ ~i~= 1!~ ~~:>·ex~:~~~~~
teach. Tuhton 6.) cents per w~k or
l>&ratory
les~
In 1)1'.,.
srrat1~4.
Write for {'ll"('u)aN,
Or nETTKU
RTtLI:.,. a11k df'ft·
nlte qut>.!'tlon• about any part. o f the school work,
anrl :.!Pl 80 hunWi11lUf•fWn.Onal r'Cf)ly.
.\dl"\..1'0" the t·~~idcnt.
TIU:HON U. PHA V.
Steven~
Point, \VIs.
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THE N0RMAL 1?01iER.
Vol. X.
Stevens Point, Wis., January IS, 19011.
No. II:·
THE PASSI!(IJ YEAJlS.
Old E••·th 1"<111• • ••lilly •• the Heeling years
~·Iutter nod 11ap ~go Inn tbu unNI of Tlmo
Like btrcljl! '~rdnst Jlght·housc pane,
When brlghl within the golde n llgh~ oppcor8
~rv lx"\lkon them h'Om Ocetm's stormy cUmc,
•·rom icy bln.s.L nml rrdn.
M Y C HOICE.
Ch·e me the fri end with the l'lohnplu hcartt
F~-- from ,.'"OcTet~· ':c ticJd{
to•rve from thtt trL.:k-s of thi.' fhauerer's nrt,
-·afs,
\Vhfch mnny !lone
en.s tav~s.
F:nch year bealS oul hs lire ond shortens ounJ,
\Vhile we 'miclpDin an\1 pluaJuro stoop and11trlve.
.\ golden go• I to ~:aln:
Nor count the passing yean as JH"t.ociouJ.& dowen
Until ~~tcrnl~y shntl u• dcprh·c
.\nd IJf~ be void anti vain.
Ro ~-;'fty~tl;;,.£. ,.a:;!,.!:..ea~th cYr 1,~,
llls namt m.,y be cauiw unkno"' ll,
ll4rd 1\nd t\~h hi~ tOil--·orn hnnd,
,\ott he may be to crudenel's )JrQOt!;
But " 1o~·nl ht~ hiab within bls oreu\t,
By ~imJ)Ic ftlith 3Dd truo;t 'tl~t furlt.>d,
\VJ,Ich ,......!)>(• ..,iuu i ... far mont bl~~l
Than wt>uhh io lhi~ lorw•ly world.
1"hf.. 1.. the one on whom ru th•Jlt•nc.l • •
\Yho~t~
frh·ntl'ihlp you 1 11 n••,·er nw:
11llit il'l tl•e on•· I'IJ cl10o~ tor ms f1·lcml,
1-'dr li'e i" the Ont: •·ho'll JJI'()\'c tr\i"e:
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I:IOWAitD BROWNt!.
NEW YEAR !! AT THE •" 'AJO!l'S .
It was Ne"• Yeor's evo, and tho Major's mansion
"u brilliantly lhtbted,
About tho- large nrcplace in one of the roomy ohJ parlort "·ere gath-
ered the fnmtly :uu:t u few sruesL-.. AU was.!:.unnth
and lt81'v1ncS'i. '\....,
DutlD(£ the t•arly vart. or the e\"eninr a thrilling
In whlth oil had boon d eeply
lntere~t... l. Then n.ll Cell into & pleasant con vor·
""'"1 h11d be<'n reud
l'illliun about. wha&. huct been accompli ~ hed durinurho tmst yet1r, und soma • •onderctl w-hat lho pre."·
ent y("nr hud in Mtoro.
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TIIJ:o: l\O IDI AI,
POI~TEH.
on.. houno ""regrowing toward mldol~ht when
Jamlo broko In on tho conversation, asking II It
wat no\ time to ro and pul on hl§ new stockings?
Tbla surprl~ aome of the gue1u, lor they had
(1111• Dible story was wrlllen for """ In lhe
fourth and ftllh grades.)
THI! WIS DOM Of' KII'CO SOLOMOI'C.
never heard of thls New \ rear·s custom, and a8ked
was oa,•ld.
A
Jon~r tlme ago
th;;;-;;.8 a king whose name
Bo ••au a \'Cry "'ood king~ buL he be·
came old, and 11 was lime lor him to die. So he
for an e.xplaoatton.
"You see, h. Ia like thl.J,u an.twered t_hc mother, called hie &on, Solomon, •ho was to be king, lO
"For man:r :r~aMI It bas been Ihe cuotom of tblo him and oold:
••t am very old, and mu~l dl<.•. U you do every
boul<l lor ovory one to put on now otockloi!A and
go up •taiMI, and It hu alwa:r• been my..,U who thing that h right, all will ~o ..-ell whh you. tie
ga<re ~ch peMIOo the new pair of stocking•_ on strong nnd sl(ilw yourself a on on." Then I he old
king dll•d and Wat burled.
New YeariJ. ''
So, on the lnoltallon of the hem, each gu~l put
One night, alter Solomon became klnlf, be bad •
dream. lle thought hosa-· Jehovah, and Jehovah
on new stockings, u did llkewloe the family.
This being done, &II ~umed their"""" about told him 10 ask lor anything aod he would 11lvo
the n..,.place and wat<:hed lhe clock on the mantel. lito him. Solomon said, "You -·ere good 10 my
Tbe large mirror above reft~ the llghta of the lather, and be wu a good king. Now I am king
c6andeller and the ha ppy laces before lt.
In hi• place. Out I am not -·l~~e. I am like a
Tho hando of the clock were nearing tho hour of child, and you have made me king of your people.
twelve. Alter a lew momenu of breath leu waiting, Tbey are 10 many that they cannot be counted.
It began to chlrD6 the Old Year out and the New So gl ..• rne wl•dnm that 1 can tell what lo good
Year tn. On &he Drs~ Klt"'(\ke evcryheac.l was bowed lor tbes<~ people and wbat Is bad lor them."
and during the twelve long ttrokea each offered a
J ehovah wu pl~ued wltb this aMwer, and said
little, silent prayer.
to Solomon, '"BecautO )'OU have asked to be"'wt~,
Whon tho clock h•d cca•ed, tho mother ran lo and did not aJlc: for riches, nor to live long, nor
the outalde door and wltb a radiant lace and to hue your eoemlu killed, I will do •~ rou a>k.
~appy voice ..claimed as she held it opon wide:
You shall be will<'. And I will give you wba~ you
'•.:.,l)e\ the Happy New Year ln !"
did ooL uk for-rlche• and honor. You will bo
After tble, every one wished each other a very tho greateSt king that e•·er lived. And If you are
bappy a od prosperouo New Year wltb a ftrm clup a good king, you wllllhe a long time."
o r hands.
Then Solomon O'Okc Ill> und found that II was
When tho j!roellnga were over all repaired IQ a dream.
the dlolog room where oov~MJ were laid and all
But Solomon did becoiM very wlte, and when
partook of the bounteous supper.
his people were In trouble they camo 10 him with
Alter out>t>Cr wao over tho hooL led tho way lnlo 11, and he told them whaL to do.
the spaclou• ball where each look orr hlo sh~,
One dar two women eame to lbe king. l:';ach o r
&hen moualed the winding olal,..., In hlo them had a tiny baby !n her arm•: but one of tho
otocklng fool. Tho llatuo In hor marble nilcho bablelf was dead , and one wa11 alive.
hall way up lba.saln calmly raz.ed •~ the joyous
On.. of the •omen .. td 10 the klrtl(, "We llvt In
prooeuloo u I\ pas~ on IU ••1 to tht towfr tbe saliM' hou~ •nd our bnbiu a re almo~t the
room far above. }.'or many yeart il- had been a ume age. MIM I• thr...., days oilier lb&o hers.
euotom-ln the old bou•e to go up totlll• room In One nl11h1 tbl• other woman's child died, and •he
the aoutb-weat tower 10 that all who tried II might aroR In the night and e~changed mine for her•."
ooollou& to j[O higher thruoul Ihe year.
'·Xo,·· the otfl('r woman !JRid. 11 thc tlvln~t ono
W hb wl1hoo that lhl• might 1>rove true all •aid I• my son. and the dead one h• yourH."
.. Z'o, •• 'aid the tl"'t woman. ""'The dead l.ll7our
"A Happ1 New Year!" and retired.
~IO<lOR.
.On, and the Jiving ooe Is tnloe~"
'I'IIE ~OiniAL .POI~TEH.
Then the klnfl' sold, •· Brln11 rno 1> awo rd. •• And
& • word was brou~:ht.
uNow tlh•ldc the lhing
child and give half to ono and half to tl~othe r. "
But the real mother of the child ~-eel him no'
~. Sbe oald, .. :s'o. do not kill m) child. Let the
other woman ha""e him. u
But the other woman 11ld, ··Ye., dhlde the
child, and rive half to me and half to her.
The king oaid, "Do not kill the child, but give
him to ber who wantet) him to llvc, tor she Is his
mo&hc r. ' '
~:veryb<XIy In the kingdom h~••'tl h ow wisely
the klns: bad acled, and !o&ld, 11Surely, J ehovah
hat made him 1'try wise.'"
THE F AI R.
weeU before December It, tl'e date qt tor
the Nonnal Fair, everyone ...-a~ bu~y making something for that e>«aslon. ~:vcryono talkffi about
It, everyone was plannlnsr tor h, everyone expected
a fCIOriouo lime a' the t' alr. M la.t the g reat day
came; the Fair OJ)CDcd at. two o'clock and eontinuNI until a late hour in the evelllng.
The gymnulum preoeo~ a very f••ll•e ap)><'a,..
aooe., beloK decorates' with bunt lor and auractive
booth• arranged around the four tides. First
caone the portrait g allery where one could hue
his picture made, IUe tbe a\. one •lu loJt. Nex\
wao the ft•h pond where each tried hlo luck, and
wu alway• rewarded to hi• u tl8faction Then
eame the OomeJtle Science booth where all kinds
of good things ~eat could be bou"ht. Then we
fo~or
mofed o n and ••• the t)eonan&. booth where could
be bought all sizes or 1•urple ami gold banners.
We otrolled on a little farther and came to the
Cerman VIIIage where a typica l Du~h lunch could
be obtained, Hned by the b<'Jl natured o f natives.
llelumlog our way _..e. camo &.0 t.ho lrl8h Village,
where we were permitted to ki .. the Blarney a~oe
and ••ere 3er\•ed l() b uUA.!r•mtlk by J)rt!U.)' rrllf 1
maidens. Aft.er lhis we came to the Jaranese
room where tea was oer ved by the little Ja)>l.
' The Art booth where man) nne pk:tureJ and
mot-. could be purchased for a trine, was
attra.ctlve. The )fanual Tralnlnl( booth wu excel·
ltol ; bere bunnwood aod leal.l~r, pl"'t.bed lealhE.r,
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framea ruul fUrniture, baskets, eto., coultl be
bought.
Tbe uptk~" ••• a grand s ueeett. Uere we aaw
the r ypsles telling forcu-, ~beeca at the well,
'"Crea\lon.'· u a erutter,·' aod Parta, qre all
very good.
The candy booth lo the center of the room was
attractive and did a ll<ely butloeu.
Prom the noise made by tho dllrerent criers,
from tho crowd of good·natured people, from tho
free
h1 whlo.h,~lt I pent tholr money, one could
easily lmajl'lno h(msclf at the Pan·Amcrlcant or
the St. Loula Fairs.
Tblo undertaking was not only a perfect auoceaJ
artlot leally, but a 8oaoclal ID_.S aa welt; for
the eomnolttee realised about one hundred eighty
dolla,.. ~ be woed for lbe Ora~rlcal Coa~fl In
~Ia reb.
••Y
LIST OF I'U!W BOOKS ADDED TO THB
OS I'I ER.AL LIBRARY.
Wade -Our r,lule Cousin Serl01: Cerrnan.
lrlah.
J ewloh.
Turklth.
Bammel-Pa)><'r Folding.
ltat Wea•lar and Slat Wenla~r.
Dopp-t:Orly Ca•e Men.
Lonlf-f•onowlor the Deer.
Little Brother ~ the Bear.
~lcMurray- Speclal Method• In Primary Read·
lng, In Ceography, New odlllon.
ln History
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Adam•-Somo Famous American Schoola.
Elartland-Selence of Fairy Talea.
Wllllamo-Studlco In Fvlk Song and Popular
Poetry.
Cho pln-Wonder1·alea from Warner.
Story or the R!!!.t><'&'old.
Clarke -Mneu.
u•r•-·
Holbrook-Book of Nature Mythl.
Cornman-Spelllng In the Elementhr7 Schoolt.
Holbrook-Wawatha Primer.
Wllll..-.. l'a, ,.' ;. Ceorge Waahlorton tuch "
~rribla liar t"
Stun10n- ul.Jar! why, my bot, what do you
mean?"'
Willi..-" Well, If be wuo't, wbrwuaueh a fuu
made wbeo be ~ld the lnlth?"
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XUit~IAI, J'O I ~TEI!.
<2ENS0R
Tho ohl year I• d ead; but v.·o ho1w that none or
our reader8 -.·auk.-<1 any time seeing him dlt'.
Strlcl economy may ha,·e been observed, anti n
great oa•lnr or both lime and conventionality
· boon elfooted by dnlng other things oh6ultan<·
Oul17-• lthout being oboerved. Those who ......
time In tbl• way ~an doubtleu ftnd am1>le OI'JIOrtunhy to use the same to good ad'"aot;1ge tlurlng
the NewY•ar.
Weleo1111o.
llall to our youtblul 1900!
Parew~tl to feminine rule !
Men are or tho masculine ""hool,
And huo re!ICU\'<1 Cu1>id alive.
Ring ont tho reign ol the olgh t1nd the tear!
l'Ung ln tho not.u ral order or thln,:s!
Rlngout tho l~n. pY tlnr with la\tJ,th and )toodehoor,
Welcomu the New- returning the ring•.
Me • orles.
Uapplly lor u• (&ometlmes unf1appll1 J th~
"dear dead days" arc not beyond l"feall, but.
hauol UJ In n>emory; altho the Old Year" lap><><
~th<!New.
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Time I• an e><Kl a«o~~otant. Swdrlng not
d one or eYtto thought or, rhetorical number-8
UDJlreJ,ared, and orations uowrlttc.n In 101» aro
oure 10 be down In tho wrong column ol the 1900
led~eer.
Tho days are s:rowlng longer, so th:.t tfw boyct
who were bfeomlng studlou"~ on R'YmnaJlum ni~ht.t
need not fear a. alnglo scat. ontl: a
11
ftuling llthl."
\Vhother to l"fsolve or to revoh·e i.s a que~tion
which oonft()nt' 10\lD¥ men, now U1at. Leap Year
la over.
'1:llMe wbo lorgol 10 do their work hut rear
'lrlll DOl IOfttel lhalll ~an"l be made up Ibis Tear.
W e ha•e heard or .. r1ouo otber ·thi61C", sueh a•
excu..lf'J being "made up;" but. l'atherTi~D~P DeTtr
acoepu an ucute, be II ever so plausible. llo
tlmpl7
"That Is left with your wae.her to
.atle at examination time."
••r•,
Tho•~
••ho had dtnlculty In "cuing ho mu lor
WN"Q •loubtlc~s consol ed by tho thought.
that they arc roceiving1 absolut'l)ly ft'\."'0 of chftrJ:C,
tultiOI\ In tho 1 'makn·thina:s·ro·and·gct.-thuro•'
coul't\. Ont' thing •·e koo"·: all of U411 w('nt: but
whether ..-e all goltbere witboul looking at a rail·
rootl m•1• ~a que.tlon. Why no1 gel " 30 x 36
Inch ma1• ond a tart right orr'! h t.s a (llea"etnt
dh·e"lon to travel In H,.ourcounty''-and to your
lmaJ:Inallon. Out, alas:~ mo.u of uJ never ge&.
there. \Ve always take the wrong road, orr:hango
at the wronsr place-, or 'A'ha\ iJ still more unfortu·
Dtllt' are In ...o much of ll hurry tho.L
have to
walk.
vtumtlon
•·o
A.strottotny.
hnvc fa•lth to believe and h OJlC that. durlna:.
thl.te ycnr, which ho~Oeguo so au "'(llclouMiy, nunc
or our •·orthy scient IHe lrlends will oo so unlucky
•• t o - -... r.- belore they !all. There ore occ•·
slon" • •hen ~tuch experiences can ooL be avoltl«!'d;
but ··~ are unalterably oppo.oed to nn1 •1•tem or
t-ourtlnJ: dang-tor by seeking to spy out. tho a.~n·t
WI.) ... of Jupiter anti Vt"nu~. n.e 8ldc--walk~t are
olton •111'1"'"1 and otherwl;;e not whaltll<'T•huuld
be. lk·ldc...... lear that • study or 1110 orbs or
nls:ht loc wo apt. to be conducive to the fonnatlon
of no<'lumal hahlls, which are alway~ tle8tructlve
ot habit" of .uul)•.
\Vt~
The llnotthlng ol ltntlOrtnnce to !all during tiols
)t•nr wn" Port Arthur:-Ou1· hopt•s, our ldenlsJ and ou r prltlo toll o r
were lo•·('~tl many 11nws, no doubt, during tho
pa~t year; but each of U'C has. been .-.lnttated In
hi• cltldcl lor
day• more. It our only rneano
or delenoe llek..ln making .....,lullon•. our lort=•
I• doomed 10 fall.
3""•
Th~ ...rage youth think• Time I• alow; lor
)Oa,... alont' •Ill bring him fame: th<!mlddle-agrd
man ("an'&. help feeling that. F3thtr Time II In
'-Otne•haL of a hurry, for fame ha.t hurrtctl 1)11~
him: tht' hoary ~•re is .sure that. Tlrno haa wlnsr•·
Anllthat. U\·ery pa~tlog year allU.s to &t1~lr number.
'!' li E NORMAL l>OJ};TF:Il.
SOME
THOUGHTS PROM THE
AS$0CU.TION.
STATE
Tho Ofly·second annual meellng or the Wlscon·
sin Teoohers' Association Is a lhlng of the pa.s t,
and lives only In history, and in tho lives olthose
who were fortunate enough 10 be present u thl•
greateSt of educational treats given to the teach·
ers of .our state.
The program was pr.• oounced tho best> C\' er gl ''en
by tho Assoe1atlon. lc, contained some features
which "-ere Introduced at. this meeting for the ftr!!IL
time. One of these that will interest Norrnal grad·
ua.tes ~·loS tbe setting aside of one evening for a
re-unton of the Alumni of the Normal Schools.
A JlB.rJor was assigned to each school , ami here
iwmnanht and colo~ "'ere dlgpJayed to such an
oxwnt as to make It Impossible for ony ono to
ge.t. Into the wrong room.
In t.h e parlor a l!oted to Ste,·en• Point were_ refreshments presided O\'Cr by ~llss to,_lnk; ami here
during the evening about thlrtyNormalltos, loyal
follo•·ers of t-h e "Purple and Gold," mes. and re·
n,wed lhelr allegiance to their Alma Mater.
These meetings should be made to stood for
something and beeome a re!Jular featuro of the
Association. They toad to keep up the lnteNSI or
tbe Alumnl for the school, and furnish an oppor.
tunla.y for new graduates to become acquainted
with the old.
Several oo\ed s~akers were pruent. at the mee~
logs and gave us a spiritual and moral UJ>Iih. w
carry away with us an<t-strenl!'then our lagglog
spirit& for the. rema inder of the year.
Tbe key note Wa.i "impro,·emenll.u \Ve see
tmpro~eme.nlln
ain'anes, and llli\tmes demand a
better type o! sch.o ols than •• now have. As to
ho•· 'his •·as to be brought about there we~ many
dllrerent opioioos. Some thougM the course
sbould be added to, others that It should be cut
down, bu&. all were unanlmou.s In thinking tl)at the
te.a<:her t~bould receive a larger aol•ry.
61
A larger salary can not be dtma.ni!od by the
lei\Cbers tor personal reasons, but. only on the
claim or value received. Tho question always
asked is, ·'tr we pay more for our teacher will we
ge'- better scrvic.;s~ Thi~ h• n Vf'OJ)er question
for all school ho~ros to ask; and a proper demand that. when they try the experlmenL it will be
an.swered tn the amrmath•o by tho '~~'Ork ot the
1·he rural schools camo In tor a large share ot
tho discussion, anti a resolution was JHlssed to
haven. Joglshulve commlttl-e aJ)J)Qioted to th01'0ly
luvestlgate the question. Let. us Ju.n-.e that It may
not. be in vain, and that the time will soon como
when th·lCOuntrychlld will have equal cducR&lonnl
rights and privileges with his more rortunate city
cuusln.
Addlt!oaat Excltaa~tes.
1-'lrst Fa nner-"[ soo by tho par~r that.sornoof
tho students do••n nL Madison painted tho town
red the other night.''
Second f;"armer-" rJetus: all what. some or them
boys cloes to earn money."
- Jo;x.
Flr$t.Small Boy- " Did your father t a ke a seven
Inch strap to you?''
Second Sma!! Boy- "Oh, no! He took the Ooard
or Education."
-0RANOE ASO BLACK.
Gentlemen, (to walter)- "&d"'you SCr\'0 lobsters
here'!"
Watter-uYe.s,slr, wo serve anybody-.S.it.da'-hL
down."
-Ro\'".AL PORPl_._~
Silently, one by one, In the Infinite no~A>-booko
o f the teaehe\.s,
£llossom lho neat !IItle yeros, the rorget-me-nots
of 'he Seniors.
- Ex.
Teoeher- "Whut anlllUII supplies you wlthfood,
and leather for your shoes?"
S'ude.n~o-''Ji'ath er."
- NonMAf_.. E:XVONEN'T.
T il E
~0101.\1.
1'01 :\TEH.
Altrt• nil It """'ned good to ICN bnck to work
hKHIIl,
nu, Board of He-gi'nli ··as with U8 \\'ednesday,
Jon. II , or which thne about twenly·Ovo ltudenu
took th~ examination, with a \'lew to gradual log
at the end of the quarw-.
JANUARY 15, 1110.;.
l'ublished month!) by the•tu<k>nu of the sil<th
State l'iormal Sebool, Stnen<l>olnt, WIJICOosln.
Th~ •plrit which eontrlbuted to the soc...eu of
the NonnQI t'alr moveo us tn predict that the
same 8plrh aml the samo auooes• will attend the
•;n\ered al the post o~ at Stcven"..Poiot as
mail matter.
~nd ~las~
AtrOI't~t or'l?u~
Toror8 of Subscrlptloa - l..ocnl dcli\'Cry Woonts
annum, payable In ad'''"<.'-'· Post Oftlce de·
I very 75 cent! per annum. Slnrle t."O()Ie41 10
I)Cr
t~ITORI~t. STAW.
J. t:oWtN f'Ut.TS, 'Ofl.. .•.•••••••• t:diiO.-Io-CI•Iel
held to ~tlft!t an orator to ~P~3ent th~ Stevens
1:.011\\ Nonuat al the "reater conte"t In Man:b.
JULJA U. ANDERSON, '(\"',, •• •:tlhor Joll1 Column~
t.!:~~",F/..~:~~·??:::: :::t:;eha~·~~i~~~
Therewlll be <everal eonleitants, and there are
mont conjO<:tures as to who ~·Ill win first booors.
\VhOC\'CI' wlntt may bo n&iHI'Cd of ouch atudenta
&UJli)OM. unll eucouragemcnt In the later contest,
F:otTH )1. lhl.£, '06,. · I
lAc 1 tA!lt
'001 f ·• ''' ' ' '' ' •·
a
01"1
N.:1.1.n: llni!:NN'AN, '05 .••. : rrulnlng OcJ>artment
IIAI(()L.O (.!ULVt:R-1
'or, ......... Art Dcporln.lCnt
J~u~~~~.;;~T·~.:~:·:.: :·.:ii~.~~~~a~;~~~
o
...JUJAftl) G&St::Lr..,
Ouv \V. MALLORY,
Jous J. Wvsoetu,
\
1
'00, ~
'00, As"t"'tant
'(711
PREss
/
'-.j=st·?M~~~:;OO'~· ·:::::::::::::::.T~;~::;
J l!.l!Stl( ~'. Hl:rzi!L, •oc; ................. Secretary
( 'ontrlbutlons solicited from alumni
and
atudeuts.
Adtlretts all literary materlnl to tho JoAJ.itor-in·
Chlet, and all buslneu
lluolne.. Mana~r.
which
~·Ill
WI\' IOJ:
banner&1 and school yeiJs.
11uJioe5• llaoa~.,.rs /
ASSocl~TIOS".
~-onununlcotlons
to the
t:Xamt will oooo he In order.
The third quarter boglno Jan. i!ll.
'
~ho luwr-No•·rnal
On t'ebruary oiotb the I!H'al <Onte.t b to be
~~~.Alta~~:·:::::. ·:·:.~~i:~~ ~::~
AllrA M. ~t.I&'R.MA N,
school to rnllko
Oratorical Cootest, which I• to be held here
)la"'h li, an event long to be rt'mombcred with
)11 f'I~Urt 1Jy tho })Drtlclpaot.§.
ceo~.
be manifested by HBJhlng colo,..,
- - - -- -
.
SOM E PE!lTI I'IEl'IT OUESTI OI'IS.
StuMnts, do you realize the fact I hal eaeb of
you l~ a member of the Press A.t•oclaUon, and
rhu a• •ueh you Jhould be vllallylntereated lo Its
produol, THK ~IST£R? Do you thlok lbal your
ubllgR~Ion to promotehs suct.-eslt ceatu•d when you
tendo red your sub><!riplloo? nave you ever con·
trlbuted anything In the natureolllteraryroaterlal
to brlflhl<!n It• pages, or haa your forte beeo thal
of a ear1Jing critic? Have there nol OO.o 11w._ you rould h.-;;-e ontrlbuted a Jok~, a •horl
potm, or a shol"l story, that would have made
glad the heart of some member.>IIhe otatr, wh•oiou
did oot do so beeall3e..lt would oll Ionb •Jittl•- extra effort on your J)ar&. '? h 11 no~ the I)UrJ)()&&
of ou ..chOQ~ journol to exploit tho literary mer Ito
of any JU~rtlcular student, 'ho we arc pleased to
""able to •tote thJt there arc a lew 31udcols 10
whorn an &Jmcal for copy Ia never made In •ain.
II you f~l that 70u have oelft1hly shlrkod tour
re•pon.lbllltr a• well a• nl'fiiKted ue...,l•log
yourllterart talents, you will nnd Tlllt ~ISTKR
mall box In It• ...~al place.
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Ti l E :\OIO IA J, 1'011\TEII .
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RT DEPARTMENT
HMIIfMH...t tN.............CHHHtf+ffttHt .............tHC .........fHHHHHffllllflllll
POSTER ART.
Poster Art has rcceh·ed muc h t\ttention in this
school. Whene\·er "" ('ntertl~hunent1 fair, play,
or sale is to be gh·en, our toea I artlst• arise nobly
to tbe occasion and furnish attractive and striking
principles. ·rho design,~ve nll. mu s~ be R1mpJe
aud of large 1'nd swooping lines, tr posstblo: there
mus1. be no ~un311, Bntcky, detailed work. t-;8J}O·
I'OOially Is thio t ruo or the poster dooorntetlwlth a
conve.nttonallle:dgn. The colors must be brlghs.
aod attractive. but. harntonious and fiulog to tho
design. Tho design moO\ be •l'propriatc and ftt.tlng to the J)Urpo~o in band . Thus, lf the poster
is to ad,·erl se a football game, a young athlete
in football suit would be more sugge~;th•e than a
eon,•enttonal design of wild rosM. The design
mus~ be untquo and orlgin&.l in a i uftlclent. degree
to eMch tho eye nnd I"Ctutn the attention of all
who l ook at h long enough to enable t.'lu 1>urposo
lobe p9re91ved. Tho laws of comi'Osltlon Dl'ply
as w-ell to posters • s to uny other art. work. The
design must be neatly e xecuted ; for the best d~
slgos may bo spoiled by ca,...les• and untidy wo ,.k.
Posters t>lay an imi'Ortaot part In school life.
They are ou~ mOS&. lluceessful ad,•ertlsers. \ V1th·
out them many of our undertakings •·ould not be
as successful as they are; because many would
not. bear of them, othcr'lll·ise. Posters, al so. be·
stdes having a practical uso a" advertisers, are
often vory dCCQr-ath·e and do rnuch to brlghtco
tho hall s.
poste•·s to remind us ot tho coming event. By
mean.s of posters, we ndvertlso nil events by hang·
tog these Interesting reminders ln the mon fre·
quenW>d halls and rooms; they are also !'laced
dOW"\ towo in the store windo•·s just before some
evenl. which wUI be o r interest to thoso outside the
school. Jusl before a ba.sket ball game, we s trlklnr designs of athletes In all position•, and
of an sizes wilb the appropriate wording, banging
in the halls. Before a treble clef concert., many
birds, 1alr prima donnas. and songster~ of all
kinds look down upon us from the sttrnctl\'C
poster s.
Bcforo our J"CC('Ot ratr, wo hu.tl nn unu ~ ually fine
colle<:Uon or artistic posters. Thcro were posters
-v
-v - 0
- -lo--ttdvertil'f&'the fa ir in f{e.nural, and. r.olU.Or.i to- - - .
all attention t.o each 8eJ'H trate fca&u~. Thu~. we
'~ ·~ l~tlt> F~~'v Au~
go to l!lehool each day,
-
•·e
c herry biO.$SOms to
hou-!i6;
gyp.:~y
•dverti~
the
Japane~
tea
a.eots and c.lu"ky for&.une tellers tO
the ~yp.iycamp; and Indian brav~s, blrf!h
bark c:noe.'i: and war clubs to remind us of ba.sketry ~ and so on.
A ()()~ t e r, to be artis tic, mut&t. conform t.o SC\'erJll
sug~~\
M carr/bog;ev~;tir books, - - - - v we
- arn"t
.,., very
""" say.
J,Jut
11ii'rt' thcy
v day,
Some
A~d then
w~
-wiiJ be -Senlonc,
.0 rmi'Ch
wt~'t'll .c;;;,
-..,;- v
That. wher\ we travel homeward
No books with us will go.
I
Tm:
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~otntA t.
SECOIIO O U A~TE~ .
f'loNnee Canl~r. F;lt-mentary ·w. ~ptnt a few
day• with u• before tl,., bolld•r•· Sbe ha• ..-nt·
ly obtained a •·ery de•lrable position In llllnol•.
~!llrlon Voshurg (Lilli~ p,...,•·eet) wa• on the •Irk
1111
shunly befo re ••cation.
...,n
The followio~r olcl "'udento were
about the
city during the holiday•: llno. Berdine Hamilton
Hhemeld, M'ltalc \Vh~1:lock, Dorothy Parklu'(l,
:-.t argaretSouthwlclc:, ~rank ("alkln•, \Vm. i'~ntner,
HarveySchoHeld, Clara Moe,cbler, MablcSu,tlno.
Mls~ Nina Co,re wa.rc vl41hlng llt MarshHelel
durlnJI the holiday•.
Ouy Mallory a~n~ hl.rc vae-atloo at )tanawa,
hlo former
t•orxn:u.
ll,.., Uradrord wa$ eletl.ed lint VIce President
or the Wl<ronoln Teacheno' A•.oc:lallon, held In
llilwaukt'tf, ~mbtr !i-10.
The
rollowln~r
old students • ·ere with us at the
Iva Bron•on, Slld le Lf..tre,
Eillda Moen, Grace Hannah, Melvina Rll(g•,
ll><nha Mallek, Frederick Somcno, Ruth Porter,
Ina Fenwick, VIola Wood, Edna Scholleld, J es.le
\\·ood, Oe~-.te ltawsoo.
opening- of AChool:
Sldnet Torkelson hu been on tho olek lin ..,••
era! tlonet or late. He may have an operation.
)!lu Nona Udell has wltbdrO\wn !'r om w hool,
and will l<!ach at Kendall, Monroe County,
On the lao& TuHclar before the holldar ..-..,
we ll•"'nccl with great plea•ure to the entenaln·
Jeanoe Kirwin ba~ retu~ from Oanl..•llle, meat ~l•en by the Dunbar Quar\elte. The QuarIndian Ttrritory, wb{'re she ip~nl Chrl.Jima• whh telle wu e•peclally well balan~, and t.be voice.
her •l•l<!r, Mno. It 0. Rood.
blended ftnuly. Tho sel(l(:tlon• lor the prOJiram
llownrd Welty I"(!Lurnotl, ~rucsday, from R1•artn 1 were cxoollent. Rnd-llto rendition waaa11 tha~coultl
be de•l red. Tho work with the bello was new to
wht:>ro he spent lhe holltlaya willa frlcntl"
Mlu Lillian MeDirmld, W"bo tnm11lt~ her .Ome and p)e..lng to all. The bells wore •err
course thl~ qua.ner, h .. .......,ptod a po•ltlon In the nioely hand loci ancl were ol e><oelleuttone qualltr.
Thi•. tiM- <o>rond number or lhe L'oclure Course.
No..,..alk l!Chool•.
•a.J well ~h·td.
F.ndna lJ eNou. Jlto.,•le Olcllleld, and •:dltb
The lloa"'! 01 Vl•ltono was with ua juol before
LaRue havf' bt...~n unable to re~ume thrlr --tudlf''l ''&eatlon. NuL-wrl nt.eodeotMorrlt o f\VoodCouo.&.J,
on account of tlln<'tc.
--ana-Mr.P,•I n.cltJ, Prt"cipal of tho Appleton zichool",
Kennelh Pray. '01, hal'! I"()Cov•·~t from ,. 11 OJitr· wert~ l,l't',tm\-. On ·rue:o~day mornlnU" Mr. Pr1n~le
atlon for appeodlchls, and retruned to hl., nftlc. J:ll''" an lnt.!rt"tlng talk on the true t~lgnlHcance
hi
'
of <oChoul life a• regards Its relation to our life
In C cago.
out of ...,hool.
h.-.
1'11 E !\OIIMA L 1'01 !\TEll.
Younc Lad7 (to Old Dnlll'l!ht)-"Eiave you any
onton 'kin tabteuo ?''
DruU"Iri~t, lookintro\·er bl" !!he:lve" _uNo, Jsrut'"!t
1 ha•·en''· 1 hue Lithia Tablet• and Caocaret•.
tho.''
A 11reat many people do not like the chimney
b',ilt I JrUts.~ h . SOOTS him.
I'WN!p'l> bu•lneu;
Profe, or Hyer, in school manaKtment, dl-.eus;clog ln~ntl•e..-'·\Vhat would prompt me to buy
a ben"tl or apples?,
J·nnooe J-h·•-n- ··Bec!au.se you wanl them."
)lr. li +r-"~llgbt tbere be anr other rea.on~"
J-onwt J-b-~n-""Beeause they &l"f cheap."'
ltlu Jo•.. n-, ln music, to Mi111 S-u·h·O·th- "You
held Hay(re) too long. Try again, and be more
careful."
Pretlden\ Pr-ay, in' momlnfC excrei~-"W'hen
you ftnd two heads together, take yours away."
•"Row do you feel ah.er the fair?••
UJ teet fair. •·
"Mr. Spindler ha~ cub. ·•
"Mr. Gesell ba.s bills."
"Piea86 get toge01er."
Mr. T·l-ert, In bacterlology- " Whu 18 the<•ppo·
alte o f acid?"
lHu
lll••ll·rp-r.ln dome"~ ..,len..- klt~hen. maki~J:
ioe Cn'&.m 16Thtc ~am will not f"-"f&e, )llry:
plea.., come and look at it.
Mr. - -"Don't you pia,- ba!ket bell thloc
rear'f''
llr Hah·· ·40n- •·No, l ba\'"t-n"&. e'en ~n the
net wortl!l.''
\Ve wonder why Mime of the facu1ly -..ant u .. to
write a !!1m" II hantl. \Ve hope I\. Is no\. becau84:'!
they -.·am\. to t'A\'C Ink.
Senior. to Jo'~shman-u r can tell you h ow much
water run• over Niagara to the quart."
Frt~hman-u\v~n. bow much?"
&nlo~u\Vht, two pin~, of eourae."
QUBHY - "What did Santa tako away from
Professor 0--c-n. •
Practice Teacher-" Where are the largoot dla·
mood Oeldt located '!"
Jobnny- 11 U~l at 1he base ball grountl.!l, sir."
~eM-1-ln-uSweet.''
MUs •"'Ink, In muste-"WhaL a &ime we have o f
Reard In ninth grade composition ela.u-'"B e
wu a 'ft.rt plea.saot mao, aod wMo be ami led be
diJipl~ a row o f sblolo!f wbl~ teeth·"
Profe~;sor flyer, in scbool management.-''SIIeooe
Ia tht! next dlliCuulon. H
Cannibal King, to ml .. lonary- " 1 think the ben
tblnll that I can do iii to eat you."
Mlaslooary, In eames&. pro'"t- 111 do no&. agree
wll.h rou, •lr."
Cannibal Klng-''Well, I musn't ea' anylhlnr
that. d~o·a. agree witb me.''
the llDM!."
Frethman, In domtlitle ..,,;,;;:; klteh<n- "1 omell
10methlng llko cabba~re burnlnc."
Senlor-"h mu1t be your bead.''
Praelloe'r~achor, to noisy pupii- "H you aro
not a good boy, l'll.,!<eep you after achool."
Small Boy- 11 f don'treare; [ HYelntheNonnat.
ProfH.!IOrC.I·In,_ u A· ·a a .d.~, woultlyou know
your jl"r&ndmoth•r If JOU mel her on the atreet1''
A· ·a R od-e-" No, air, l have nevtr AeeD her. • t
TilE };O!UJA I. POl~Tl::H.
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BX~HANGB~
''Oe.nerally speaklng.. won~n are-''
'·Yos, they are!"
'·Are wbat"
"OeMrally opeaklog. "
----
The teach~ r atked, uwhat. Is space?"
Tbe t~mbll~ Fr\!shmao uld: '?
" I caoool lhlok al p!UeDI,
Bul I hne II to my head. ••~IS.
A Happy New Year 10 all our
Exchong~•!
Teacher-•' Whu are the 1hree penonal prooouo.sY"
PupU-uRe, ~.and Jt."
Teacber-"Oh·e an ox ample of their Ute."
Pupli- ,.Busbaod, wUe, and baby."
- NORJtAL ADYANOJ:.
A mao may olleo looe hb heed,
And from hu w111 depart;
While woman mar wllh equal eaoe,
A• olwn lose her heart..
-RoYAL PvltPL&.
Tourioi-Can I h ..e a coupl~ oiiOwelo t
Laodlady- Areyou going 10 alay all oummer?
- Ex.
Ria t'a- "Dobby, I merely pun lob you 10 ahow
m1 lo•e tor 10u. tt
Bobby-"11 I wu ooly blrcer, pa, I' d return
10ur lo•e."
- Ex.
Juac...Com&-Over- 11 \Vha&.'t this ?••
S&o,.keeper-11 A trunk:."
Jua~er- " \Vbat 'a It for?••
SIO,....keeper-"To pulyour elolbee ln. ·•
Juol CoiJI6o()ver-"NIII I need lhem."
-OltANOE AND BLACK, Spokane, Wuhlngtoo.
laqolrer, 10 Parmer'• Soo- "Willie, where b
7~falher?"
W lllle-"Down there, In the pig pen. You'll
kno w blrn 'cauae he'a frOl& bal oo."
- Ex..
Mlu Reiller,IO • .,.,.,nd dra wlnr olaos- We will
viJIItbe Arll and Cralu I<Hia7, and It JOU have
oOI lhe money whh 70u I wlll paJ for JOU, a od
70u can p&J me.
Mr. Rlsk-Suppotlog we cao'l he truaWd Y
Mlu Rehlel'-1 will lake lhe r lok.
P~noo-"Weii,Jobo,dld you ha ve a pleataol
Yae&,lon?''
Cal mea (club promoler)-"Yea, dad killed the
Iailed call, and I raloed t~boul
pound I."
•••eo
Proleuor-"Whal lr an Inch ?"
Studen~"Pari of a fuot."
Proleuor-So lo a 10e."
-NOIUU L Ezl'O!<E.'f"l".
The "Normal Pointer" ol Swveno Point, 11 one
ol our ouy hell exehanceo.-cARJIOLL Eeuo.
So•• S..albt• Advlc:. to St•d•• '"·
I. " S1ud7 bard while you 11ud7.
Pul JOUr
whole mind lniO your work, and don'l dally."
2. '"Begin yourtiudJIDf early In l heevenlng."
3. "Take a ll"le reeroealloo, before retlrlor, 10
cl>aoce lhe current o l thou11h1 and 10 reoiJOur
head.''
4. "Be In bed before ten o'oloek. T:he 1leep
lhuo obul~ before mldnlrhl Is the _ , which
recuperalel 1Se 1111em, rl•log brlgb~nas 10 the _
a ad oolor 10 the cheek."
6. " Take care o l your heal lb. Tbal ls ftral. II
JOU need 10 do more tiUdJinr, rlae a1 111 In 1he
morn lag."
- T n COLLID& STANDAIID.
•1•
We invite yon to open
an acconnt with us.
Do acx r,...l u. all bMit.-ard
about alk:lna for lntorm.alloa
~min~ Gar m('fbod of ,..._
Badger Drug Co.
DR,UGGISTS
To DIIDJ' lilt' buJinm
or baaltloc 18 .omrtbln., of a
Cf1EMISTS.
Prescriptiol)s our Speclo!ty.
d~~t.t.. o•r nlM tor
o~oins: ~vat•, our ma1u'"'
of ma.ltlnr 10..11•. our nl~ of tn-
C"el•loc
t~mt,
a.
~UYLE~ ' S
CANDY.
Dol)' t fo rget to get a l(ey.
n1111terr.
We ·~ al••t• clad 10 f'SplaJn
to our tU81Gm~rt aa,·ta.truc 1a.tor
do aot dMrlr •u1df'rtta.nd.
First National Bank,
-----,.,-------
Buck & Barrows Co.,
NEW GOODS.
Stevens Point, Wis.
Latest Styles In Fine Millinery.
:M:a:ln. street.
C. G. MACNISH, At Ye Sign of Ye RED SHOE.
Bas a G00D SH0E Reputation. Try Him.
SHOES ONLY.
G. W . CATE,
G. M. DA Hl.,
109 Stronas Avenue .
GEO. 13. NELSON.
GATE, DAHL&: NELSON,
1\ t tor n e y s•a t• L a w •
Otflco over Cltlz.eas' rtatloaal Beak .
Wisconsin Central Railway
H . E. FROST.
P HO T0 CR~ PHER .
MY PHOTOS :W:ILL
Aoechctt tho Prl•clpal polttts Itt
PLEi=tSE YOU.
W:ISC0NSIN
offeri ng PuiiM)On ~leapers. frae ~e·
STVDI-9:
'
c lll)l ng Chai r Cars, lt\c dern Cc acl)es
al)d Oi n l l)g and C ·fe Service . betwee n
Chicogo,Milwoul(ee,Monitowoc
Zt8 Strongs Ate.,
SleYeDs Point, Wis.
•••• ond ••••
St. Paul, M inl)eopolls. Asl)lond
Ol)d Duluth
Coooectlon• are.,.mndB-wtt.h dh·erging lines at
all t.enntnal point~; ~leal8 served a Ia carte.
For Llekets. sleep1n" car reser\'&tion~ and
lurther ln lormatloo. apply to agent• or this. com·
pa,oy, or write
JAS Poad, Gen' l Pass. Agt.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Citizens! 'fQnsorial Parlors,~. ~EREN~. ~rop.
BA.TH ROOMS IN CONNECTION.
Uodrr
Cli.....,.
N~. 8mi!IS PO!!IT, WIS.
H1\IR'S H1\LL
For Private Parties
OFFICE OF
1\TL1\S e1\SU1\LTY eeMV1\NY
LRKE MILLS, WIS.
JRTilES ltRIR, Dist.
R~ent,
Corner Clark and Cl\urcll. S ts.
For Artl allc P rinting Go T o
TR B LARGEST AND lfteiST e"MVCBT B
X B. "VXNG & . EI:'O'X..X...
"'?
PRINTIN G OFFICE
:1111 Jfal" ,'ifrwf
Dry Goods'
I a tho City
Cootalnlng all lateststylcs oftype and fast
::f:~:~ .tb~:,:l~!:,t c'!~~~~~~ r.~~~~
~:.~ ••~~~~~g~:.~:!s'l'~:.~"! ~;rc.~~:;:
Estimates fumlshed on applicatio n. Let
us figure on your prlntln~t. +
+
+
J . W(!)RZRLLR' S SeNS,
P111>llahors aod 6oooral Book aad J ob P rlntOrl!
Corner Main and Third Sts.
S teven a Point,
Wh• c onBin.
J. WORZALLA &: ·SONS,
W~ CAI\1\Y A lAI\Of STCX::I( OF
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Sl)oes, t1 ats al)d Caps.
GE!ft'S' FURNISHING GOODS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY.
I• co••.ctkt• • hit o•r Jewctrydcl)er t•o•t we
a.ho ,...,..,. Watc:ll••• Cloc••• ••4 Jewelry, ••d
. . .,.•• , . . all work to be ttnn~la.·,~. Our Prlc:c8
o a OooclJ a-.4 wor·k . ,.. alway• r ea.!IO•a b1o a ad a ;
lo w u u • be toa.s aaywllcr c. r +
J. WeRZRLL R & SeNS.
...,.
412 Ma in Street.
O•• l'tlte .. , ...,._.. •••r·
,ut (~.• Jl•rt~ •• •••••• ,.,. ,..,.
Dr. J . M. BISCHOFF,
Den.tist.
Lady In attendance. Cor. Malo St.
F. R.
P}z~sician
Telephone 32.
Stertn• Polnl,
B.
s.
&
SE)UTHWH~K,
Sti'Ongs ave.
M. D.,
and Surgeon.
6-16 Church Sreet.
Wl-nsln.
ELLENWOOQ,
Bicycle Rerlalrs and Sundries
\Vht>els made to order +
+
Bicycle Livery
+ + +
H2 STROSO S A vi'!:
JWN.
FURNIStjiNOS.
CLOTtji NO.
BOOTS. StjOES.
tjATS Ol)d CAPS.
STF;V£NS, POINT WIS .
W. W. GQEGOJ.U:., M. D.
OltlOit CENTRAL LIFE INS. CO. -Fh~sioiCm-and Surgeon.
Befof'C taking o polity e "MVAR B,
Tbeq take h wh~re you can do lwi't.
Tbit is-fair and may sa ve you-money .
G. W. H BIN.
Ottlce R ou r" 1 and 7 J>. m.
313 Aluln St retot. UJ) ~t"!""·
Re~. Curran Boost-.
Tf'l~phohe-Otttco 12-i.
Stcveas Polat,
WIKOOela.
•
Glasses Accurately and ScicntiRcally Fitted.
J . W. BIRD, M . D.,
Eye, Ear, Nos e and Throat.
()t!loo,
402
Speeial Rates to Students.
Stovons Polat, WI&,
MainS~.
J.Aeess neusE,
Kuhl's Block
D. N.
ALCO~N,
M. D.,
Eli:Pf't1 ''" . . . tar n ••l•l• .. ,.,.... f~~or T•• l\ S.. r.ul•
Blrtu. Sptthlllf"'ll Dht hf':l 1M 01'tnlltu f .,. •••
1'1. JACOBS, Prop.
Leading Hotel its City.
Eye, Ear, N ose and Throat.
WIK01S&Iu.
Stovoas Po1at .
W. H . WILSeN,
D. D . S.
GlutH ~~o~~~~~!~ :~:.:~~~mTPi:i~a.~7"' t«.
H. o. MceULLeeH'? ee., LT'D.
Stationery, Books and School Supplies.
orowin~ PO~~r, Mo~nlin~ Bo~m~ ~M ~Mio~ro~m~ Goo~.
Dr. F. A. WALTERS.
Cor Ellis and Church.
Go~
MOLL- ROTHMAN CO.
Tbe most complete
line or up-to·dato
To b e
Who's next? U
~
N e lson's
Barber Shop
118 S . Tl11ft0 STFtEET.
a.<:> TO
CHICA.OO CLOTHING STORE.
We carry a nice line o! Tailor Made Clothing.
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS aad S HOES.
\Ve doo'c.earry the lar-gest. stoclc. bu\. we earry
the ben stock.
4 10 Mala St.
I. S HAFTOI'I," P rop.
DRY GOODS
to ... nd In the City
Dr. 6 . M Houlehan,
DENTIST.
-
Om Postomce.
Stems Point, Wis.
Embroidery Silks, P illows, P a.tterr.s
nd all
Mi~rlal
lor
f~ney
Wo rk I'al~rno.
J3 rlc~, Lime a.r.d Cemer.t
roR SALE AT
147 Mala St,
·
LANGENBERG'S,
•
CHINESE LAUNDRY
Guarantees First-Class Work
W . B. PBTT,
Fucy and Staple GROCERIES.
08AL eQ I N
Fine Fruits o Spec iolty.
1006 Olvl sloa St.
AN D CHEAP.
-· Goods called for and delivered.
116 STRONGS AVE.
H. WI N G LEE.
J. X V E RSC>N",
Jlr~ltr In
11
s~~!~~~J~b~::!'r!~~1::. ~'::5~:~3"i!:• ~~:~:z:
l~f'U.
t'hlf' t'bloa aod Cut Ufu.. Guitar.. Mudollat and li WII•
c-al HOOds of aU Klncl8.
l'larl(lf. Orran,~ and ~lnac Marbln,.. tOld on lo&ta1mf'llll- or
rfntf'tl br tht> wf't•lc or mont.b.
Flao Watc h llo.,.lrl•a " Specialty.
I ..,-It 18 made of 418
Street,
S tevens Point, Wis.
Buy Only
tho be•• of wholesome marerlals. H
8 EN NETT'S fIsbread
a machine-mixed
~· S . PIPE.
ond is free
n
EAD
; from •ontaminarron
B "'
SFER LINE.
I in mixing and band- CITY LIVERY AND TRAN
~fain
t
•••· S .. Secoad St.
~bk
T el. 624
t ling.
HACK ArlO BAGGAGE •
fiONr g~r• /ttr It lfHrl ll•ke HO otJ.u·.
Jos. ~rrause,
lYIEAT lYIA~~ET.
622 ELLIS ST.
. Cor. Nonnal ave. nnd N. Third st.. Tel .58.
STt~Vf:NS POINT, WIS.
C. S. B O YINGTON&: CO.
J:>BAI~HRS
Fr•lfs, Ye~etables, Confectloaery, Cigars, Tobacco Etc.
CITY ~ESTAU~ANT
Miss J . Wieson,
Pr~p.
' Meals served at all hours.
Racine Underwear Mills
Uaderwear utade to or der.
Qunlity, " 'orkmnn• hip nnd :Fit Ounmntccd.
J. L . JBNSBN,
Fu~J u4 Staple
.,
GROCERIES.
AOitNT
Big Jo Plo • r , 8ba•• & Saabora Tea • •ad eorreea
4.1V
~,. I,.
S'r:EVK.'iS P0t.o'iT1
ln£. B.
IN
UH•I4.,4 JlolMI;t f"ht. 'rd. 4.4.
WISCOSSJN.
BVCK I NCH~711t.
458 Ma in St .
C. F. MARTIN & 00.,
Leading Photographers,
PHOTO STOCK OF ALL KIJIDS.
114 S. Third St.
i\loulding>< nud Frnme«.
FRf\NK rODf\GH & SON.
f~ESJ-t,
SftLT
and S MOI(E;£?
::t\I.£E.A.T B .
320 J etfersoa S t.
P . W O Z NICKI
ot:Au-:n IN
·
Sc:>r.IOf'l'S Y c:>"tJI'l.
High \.G rade Bicycles.
F IRE I NSURANCE.
General repairing promptly done. Bicycle Livery.
Olvo O)e o call •
• OORNER CLARK ST. and STRON'O AVE.
122 Pf. Tlllrd St.
8tov•• • Pol•t, WI•
'
aUSiftESS EOUC.ATIOft ,
as t.aught at the'
STEVENS Pt'HNT
is a sure transport to a
good position where you
will draw wages !WBLVB
•oN!BS each year.
eur new catalogue Is just out.
1\sk for a free copy.
w.
E.
~LLEN,
PRIN.