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Literary ....................... -67
Training Department ........... -69
Cenaor .................... -~ . . 10 •
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Art Department ............. . ... 11
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Editorial .... .•.....•........•.. -72
Locala ... • .. · · . • .... ':--. .......... 73
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E. A. ARENBERG.
FRENCH CAMPBELL & CO.
YOU WI L L I'II'ID
Books, Magazines and Newspapers,
J ewelry, Buds and Novelties,
ome·Made ea n die s,
All Sehool Supplies,
Box &nfeetlons,
Fine Stationery,
Plctvu uti Plctve FrUllag a Specialty.
Tel. 1073.
449 Mala St.
Schmitt
and
Knope,
Clothietts,
T a.i1otts a.·nd
Fottnishetts,
BE!WEEN TWO BANKS.
The Leading Jeweler
Flae Watch ~epahiug a Specialty.
<141 ltloll) St ., oppotlte P . 0.
STEVENS POINT.
WISCONSIN.
ANDRAE & SHAFFER CO.,
T l)e wide awal(e retailers
'?
DEALE~S IN
Dry Goods,
earpets,
eiothing,
Hats and Fine Shoes.
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LER.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
STUDIO: MAJ N S'l'.
Scribner & Vaughn
SUCCESSORS TO
e.
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426 ELLIS ST III! ET.
WE RRB H BRDQURRTBRS
POIC ANYTIU!<O IS '1"111 LI:Ut 01'
•r
••1 ot tk• •••11llalb of IOO'b tlll•t o,.autJ.u carry
"''lVlll lEI:..&.'V'lll TJCCIJ
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laP.-rlptleaC..pHHIOif we U1Nlllle olm...l cart.
Groceries,
Stationery aud Confectionery.
I>LBJUI8 fo:IVB US II eiiLL
Two Stores: :m,:".;~~~ Ttl. ~~""-~.J4.
Two Blocks soatlt a ad. west of the Normal.
TRYL()R 8R()., Druggists.
Please give us a call.
((Palace of Sweets.
n
We are pleased to try and please . tize Public.
e . 8. GBeRGB, Proprietor
R . 8 . THURMAN, Manager
Dirty Shirts
Dirty Collars
Dirty Underwear
ARE Best Cleaned AT
Our wagon mates
dally calls at
the Normal.
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WISCONSIN'S BEST
LAUNDRY.
515 Church St.
HADCOCK
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ROOD,
for your
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A Complete Encyclopedia of Amateur Sport
SV1\LDING'S
1\THLETJe
1\LM1\N1\e
Stevens Point, Wis.
CLEANING, DYING a nd ~EPA.IIU NG.
Pressln& done on short notice.
Special atto lloa aad l owes t
p r ice to s t .. doats.
KRIENKE &
bundles.
e m . rar
STEVENS POINT DYE WORKS.
121 S. T b l
In the basement
Phone 281 Red.
Dentists,
OPPIC8 1
433 Ma la S t.
'l'here's a basket
E!.dltod by
P o r 190 8
J, E!., SU L L IVAN
(Cblet of Oeput.m~ftf"''t rh111ra1 Culture.
Loul•1an.a PutcbHe 8spotltJon),
u~~~du.~~ ~~~of
and all am.ltPtlr tVenteln thl• countr1'al'ld abrOad.
:c'b~
It al.o toataln• a t:omplete reYI,w of the Olymple OamH fro•
tbe Ol'lldal report of DlrMor !fa IIlYan and a rHame or the two
da71 deorotecl Wtporw l.n wbJt.b .,..,..,_were U1e oalyC!OOtHCADC..I
ee.
OR~Y
~;:.·~~~ ~~bed.-..eo.:;::;::: •::~~~';! :'.:e~ ~~'f.
t.be l,..t llmeiD w·~ta tiM atblede perlorma.a<"H of aa•~ lla•e
n;;.,l:{:t:-;:·:~:c,~e:~aoae
e.,e, publtabed eooul•
lo.c 1!0 pa&H. !fumeroulllucrtUODt o r promhaeat atLietH aod
tn.tl
let;.tnt.
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PRI C E 10 C UlTS
l'or Mle bJ all aftwedtali'N aod
LEJlDING MILLINER
Mal• Street
Photlo ltcd 17 1 .
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thl:.'or"
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lloniN'&I, Cao.
(,1adoaatl
New Orltan•
Loodoa.BoJ.
Send for a eopr of ~paldi"C'• A'hleUc Good.l Catalosu.e. lt'• tm.
If you want fine
TmS IS 'l'BE MUCH TALKED OF
Stationery, Perfumes, etc.
ooTO MEYER DRUG ee. o,?:.':"~!:..
Shoe Store.
Dr. D. S. RI<2E,
PhJ!sician and Surgeon.
KUHL'S
eur shoes attract
and
eur prices sell
BLOCK
F. L. DILLE,
We make the selection of shoes
a pleasure.
INSUR~NCt4 R[Al5, Atwell
[SlAH,
lOANS.
Block.
Stevens Point Shoe Co.
~ooms
aac1
cA. J. CUNNEEN & CO.,
MEN 'S FURNISHERS
~NO H~TTERS .
455 MAIN ST.
ATHLETIC S WEATERS A. SPECIALTY
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RETON BROS.
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e•pltal ttoo,ooo.oo.
Slala O.CIIrJ. COIIIJ DlplllllrJ. atJ DlplllllrJ. •
JIGnlal Sdlool DlpllfllrJ.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
l!yoa l!u•lao4.
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Spectac.l es Pl11o4 .
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R I N 0 N E S S,
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The Shoe Men
DIRY.CTOIIS .
c. A.
Ha.nacker. F. J. P61fner. R. A. Cook.
Loula Brill . N. A. We<>k. John A. Murat.
0. E. McDill.
W. W. ~llt<:bell.
Oeo. E. Whiling.
Stevens Point,
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JEWELERS and ~PTI<211\NS.
Wis.
Q. OB{::QLA~Z,
Deater I Q
HIGH GRADE Ft)t)T W EAR,
fiNE
i11. SOwtb Third Street~
~EPfii~IN<i
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SleYtl)f\Polnt.. Wit.
Grand Central Hotel,.
M . CASSI DY 6t BIIOS.
Jllerchant Tailor,
7~7
StrMts an. Cor. Put st. Stenas Polllt, lis.
All
:llodern
Tol. 163
Aecommodat iou.
Re.s<lnablc.
Coraer F i rst .-.~ Clark
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOLJ
STEVENS POINT, WIS.
NEW BUILDING: THOROUGHLY E QUIPPED.
ALL MODERN AIDS: APPkRATUS: Li BRARY: COMPLETE GYMNASIUM.
"BETTER PREPARATION FO"l{ TEACHING.
A large Corps of Experiertced Teachers fully abreast of the times.
A Large
attertdartce of earrtest, advartced Students who are Actual Teachers;_..
The new wing now corrtpluted, adds one-half to the capacity of t~e building.
Throe Ache aced. CoAr&es, h\"O ycaMJ for HJOH·
SOUOOL 0RAOUAT£S and OTUER compet.c.ot. .8\-ud-
POST graduate s:tu< ic.'J in Scrence, Laog·
uagel, Civics and Pe<Jag y.
P.OU.
an: STATE CER'r'li'I(;ATJO:.
Elotaaata
oui"'&O, t.wo year~, tor thoso bold·
lng oortlftcate..11 o r passinJ: en\rancc cxaminalions.
JT~e:;An~:r~ER~~~~~~~::~~rea~~!\')~~:~!.
to •
LIM•
Cotnmoa School Course, one year, tor spcc:lal
beneftt. or tboso who must teach soon.
,
Preparatory Ccharse, ten weeks only, glvlng
preparatton in all the common bran(!hes. These
classes are taught. by resrular Normal teache rs, or
unde• lhel• dlreel ovel"81ghl.
Scloclloa of Studios pennllled 10 teaehe•s
under favorable c ircumstances.
!'low Clasoos lonoed lou• limes eaeh· year In
nearly eve•y subject In lhecour-se oiSiudy, exoopl
Lalln, Oem1anj and 'tO~c advanced tcle.nco stu·
~Ilea. The quarle•s be~n F eb. 1, Apdl 11.
Boa•d t2.GO to t3 per week, all school charges
aboul $1.~ pe• qua•ter (10 wooks). No lull lon
loos In Nonnal clasle\ lor lhoae e.xpecllng lo
teach. Tu ition 66 oonls pe• wook or leu to p•e·
5)aratory gra~ea.
_W•Ito lo• ch-culai"S, or B&'M'ER STU,L, ask deft·
ntle quesllons aboutany pari ollbo school wo•k,
and I(CL an Immediate personal reply.
Adress lhe ~ldenl,
TH~~~!:.s8t>of~ti?ta.
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THE N0RMAL V0INTER.
Vol. X.
· Stevens Point, Wis., March IS, 1905.
" THE POET AIID TH E PUll."
The rhymes~r'a pet~ purauu the pun
And kill a II In lhe end;
Th ~ run f rom my pen now does runSo hear about, my f•·lcnU:
llo •rote somo very comiG verse,
The poln~ pUll! were plain:
Vel crhlco said "Be's geulng wo....,:
n.. liUJe bill wh ba! slain."
n.. joku be did crack crackt'<l hi• ~ad;
Bus., lho blo bcad wu cracked,
nt•
wl&. was very
nearly dead,-
Nor loll hla head ln1ac1.
11o • •rote ~ funny poem, J'm tohJ,
A porou plno o f wll;
f'or, when his humor..once unrolle<\,
tAch pun made qul10 a hll.
II hll hi• crlllc friend• so well
They oe~er qul\e saw tbru h;
II! polo!! were all oo line, lhe7 teii,Thal lhere waa oOibiDIC 10 IL
-ASO!'f.
No. b.
"Womeh aro regular ~•• or patience fo r their
bu ..band.!, now-a-day1."
"l agree with 100 there."
''I hardly e<er gel a meal any more. All I hue
had for lhe pal\ three months bu been oold
luoeheoot. ''
"The same here."
"All I dod when I gel homo Is a pink perfumed
note •·lth ' Dear Chas., I'm M U10 club;' or
~ lnvltetl out ' upon It, wl&h a plea•e excuso
ab,enoo for a clo1lng theme. Frull and a 1>leee
of cold meal are usually !he refresbmeou aened
afltr lhe oole. I tblok II was once or lwloe thai
1 found • cup of eo1d ~·· n
''Those mun hue boen apeelal occaJI9DJf"
uweu, \.b&1. mlgh1. have beeo; but, for .ome
reason or o cher, special treatment• doa•t-...~grce
whh rnc very ..·ell. "
"! wn you, lho boo~ thing we poor fellow• can
do I• 10 Introduce a reform bill."
"I'm whh .rou:'
11
Suppo..e we atar& h."
uh.'s a go-we won'l be che ool1 ehape ln for h ,
either.'"
••\VeU. oow, Mre's for tbe llrtt. :
TilE XORlli\L
6
" Ruolved. Tbauhe pink no1e1 be dispensed
with, and other articles l~u ar18toeratlc be al
band for diet. ' "
•' Tbat'a h."
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Htre I• the seeond: ' Jtt~olvt!dt That women
b6 at bo.,. at ooe P. ~1., and bno a bot eup of
colfe. p~pared. "'
..Ju.n wbat we want."'
" Now. fortbetblrd: 'Resohed,Thatbotslea~
and potatoes of an equal tempersturo be glv<n
to u(!O()ked form" and abundan~.'"
"Oelllng II, all right."
'' t'ounh: 'Resoh"ed, That we wan~ pleasant.
faOH and a smile or lW'O for Ooal desert.'"
u tt•• a peach: but beN we are aL tbe club."
' LIZA.
POI~TER
Then Llza oald, "Samm1, go up ola'o an dis
time say, 1 Pa, glm me ma shoot."" This time he
wu al)parcnlly succeuful, for ho dldn'l retum.
Then, Ll&a reminded once moro of her aeblng
aide, commenced to moan, 110 rna tide, ma tide,
l's pine to die.~
Suddenl1, a grulf •olce Goaled down the stairwar, "Shv' up, yo· ol' bu.s.s1: does yo' wan· to
wake up all Chl~o?"
The enraged Llaa exclaimed, "I woo' do It
ahu' up, yo· ol' low down critter, 70' ol' tlet, 70'
ol' murderer, yo's a layun on rna dead busban'a
sboeu n.n' J>lllow cases oow.''
Just alibis moment, lbo advent o f a polleeman
upon t he aeene, sent Llza a Dring up lhe stairs
faster than bor &cbing side would warrant; and
quiet ~lgned In the neighborhood once more.
EDrru Kt.z:tN.
It wu New Year's nlgbt In Chicago. Mrt. Pbll·
lip• who had been •i•hlng Mrs. Smltb during the
holidays, ouddenly exclaimed, "Old you bear
that moaolnJ, .llrs- Smhh ?"
.,Yet, I did," said tbe latter, and lo\'Oiuotarily
tho1 both opraog 10 tbo window. It was a bright
moonllrbt nfcht, and In front of an old rleketr
booae nen door, tber saw a ver, fat oevess
alttlng oo tb6 olep moaaJnc and holding bor side.
Her little bo1, tblnl1 d~, and ba.,..foot, wa~
tr7log to c:onscle ber.
"Oh dear!" exclaimed Mrt. Smith, "lhat.'s
'Lin, and ber boy Sammy. 'Llza {lela Intoxicated IOmethnes and her husbftnd, Sammy's step.
father, tre&lJ her rather rou,bl7. ••
M..-nwblle ·u..a had been roeldor herself and
moanlnr loud eoough for tb6 whole ~IJbborbood
&o beer, " )Ia b:aJbso'be" knocked medoWD sla's!
0 ma aide, ma tide :"
Then, notlc:lnr
r'• bare fe(!t, she said,
"SammyiJ"' aroup sta'.- an• yo• knoek on do do'
0
and 70'
t
I Cco'ge, g£m me: ma thoet, "t
Sammy did as be • • • told. Aller a llnfe wblle
he returned and oald, "Goo'ge wouldn't open
de do.~
Then 'Liza aald, "I tell yo' wbatro do, Samro1 .
Knodr •rata, aa· sa,., •Mr. eto·re~ aim me ma
shaM.'"
Araln Samm7 did u he wu bid; but In •aln.
••1
WHAT A BOOK SAI D.
"Ooee on a thne" a Librar7 Book ••• o•erhenrd talking 10 a !IIIIo boy wh o bad )all bor·
rowed 11. •rho words seemed worth 1'600rdlo1f,
and hero they are:
"Plea~ don't handle me wltb dlrly ba od1. I
ohould feoluhamecl 10118-o when lhe nutlltlle
bor borrowed .,.,
"Or leave me out In tb6 rain. Boob, as well
u eblld~o, can caleb c:old.
"Or make marks on me wllb your pen or peocll.
II would 111011 my looks.
"Or lcnn on ma with yourelbowa when you aro
readln11 me. II hurts.
"Or open mo aod lay me fiiOo down on the Ia hie.
You wouldn'tllke 10 be lroa~ 10.
"Or putlo between m1 le&VH a penell or aoy
lhlnr thicker than a single piece of thin paper. It
wonld atraln m7 b&ck.
"WboaeYOr 10U are lhrough "'adlng .,., If JOU
are afraid of los~ 10ur place, don't t u111 down
the comer ol one ohoy leaves, but h ..e a neal
lltllo book·mark 10 put In where you stopped, and
then close mo and loy mo down on my oldo, 10
that I can hiYc a good, comfo rta ble rell.
"Remtrnbcr that. I want. to vlalt. a area\ maoy
other little boy1 after 70u are lbrough wltb me.
Besldea,J ma1,_1you agaln,scmedar, and rou
would b6 sorry to - me looking old, and 10m,
and sell~. IJelp melD keep fresh and olean, a nd
I will help rou 10 he happJ."
-EPWOII'TU B D ALD·
J
TILE NORMAL POJNn: n.
6!l
TRAINING
DEPARTMENT
PRIMARY DEPAR'l'MENT.
UlfGUAG £ WORK OF TH IRD ORAD£.
Rcpro4Mclloa of a Story told by tho T ..chcr.
KI"O ALFRED TB"D I"O CAKBS .
Over nino hundred yearo ago In England, there
lived a king named Alfred. He was a very greal
king.
Oo &he oll>er side of &he nter from England
...,., a rountry named Denmark. The ~pie In
lhl• rounlry were called Danes. The.e ~pie
were "trt fierce and cruel.. Tb~se Danes wanted
England •err bad, and began 10 ftghl for 11.
England fought for their own country; but the
Danes whipped them, and the soldlcrt o f England
had 10 run fo r their lives. King Alfred went o rr
b7 himself and wen\ through woodt and swamps
until be came 10 a lillie rouage where there wu a
woman beklng cakes. Alfred waJ verJilred and
hungry, a nd be uked her If he mlgbl star there
alllllgbl aod bne son>elbing 10 t al. Tho woman
said be mlghl If be would take care o f her cakes.
King Alfred tald be would, and 111 down In a
chair; and the woman wen\ oul to milk tho cow.
Bu1 no soonor had he sal down than tho quMIIons
came 10 him thick and tail. How was he going 10
get hit men IOgelher again? And when tho woman
came In, lhe cakes were burned. Then lhe woman
W&J mad, aod said to btm " You are 1&17 !"
And Kh1g Alire< wu nrysorry about \be cakes.
But a her a wblle be got hi• mea &opll>er, aod
lbe DaM<~.
BKTR Toi'Pti<O.
February 27.
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THE STORY OF ALFRED Kl"O OF B"GLA"D.
Alfred was a great lm>g. Ho rule<l t;ngland.
England !. acrosslbe ocean. Nine hundred years
ago be ... king. · There waa anolher countrr
aerou &he water. Anytime ll>ey wanted anrlhlng
&her would 8&hl lor il or quarrel. King Alfred
bad a bard time. Oll>er Icings did, 100; be<-ause
lberewereooman7 wan lben. One lime lbeDa-
wanted England. They fought and fOUIIhl. King
Alfred did not want 10 give up his landJ. The
Danes were very cruel and fterce. KI"9Aifred
put no common elotbes like o ther pool)le weor.
Then he went to war willa bls men. Tlao llrs~ thing
th&l the Danes did was to try to kill the king,
and get the country. King Alfred ran away, and
tried 10 blue In tho woods.
He crosseclawampa and meadows and at lui be
came 10 a lillie hut. He knocked at tbe door, and
a lady antwered the door. He bee&"'d a night'•
lodging and •oroo food to eat. The ladr oald
" If you watch my cakes while 1 mllk my eow, 70u
may 51ay here. " Tho thnughu o f other things
came thick ond faot. All a~ once ho remembered
the cokes. Jus\ th('n sho come ln. "You," •ho
said, "You ought 10 ge~ nothing tor Jelling my
cakes burn." Sbo did DOl know II wa• tho king
10 whom abo tpoke.
Afterward< t ho king gathered his men togelher
again and beat lbe Danes.
LAURA Kla.u:K.
ALPRED TB"DI"G CAKES.
Long,long ugo,lhere lived a king named Alfred.
He lived In England. Across from Enflland there
lived some poople called Dan... The Danos were
fterce and cruel. They bad a bailie with Alfred •,armJ. Alfred'• arm1 wao beat. Allred r an thru
&he woods ond swamps till be came 10 a wood cut,.
lei'S bouM. Tho wood-cul~rs wife ,... beklng
cakes. Alfred asked her If be could otaytbere.
She oo ld be could II he would watch her calcM
while she milked the row. Alfred uld biG_ would.
He &al down; but he had 100 many thing• 'bn his
mind. Firat, how he would gel his army tOfiCiher.
Second, how would ho ge~ tho Dones o ut of his
cou otry? And over so many thought& eamo to
hbn. When the old lady came baek from milking
abo t ald be wu wllllngiO hue his mealt, but did
oot wantiO work fortl>enl. Alfred fell verroorry.
In a lew days Alfred bad bt. army toeether ,
and t he Da- ou~ ollhe country.
FLoli.E:<CI'! Ro'riiXAN.
70
T il l.:
~0 101.\ L I'O l ~TBH .
'2ENS0R
Marc: h .
The lrlumt>hal march ol Sprinr has bl'gun:
()poe your windows and- 100 pi"'C<'iSion':' You
may also ~ar lh<> Plauevlllo band.
IDEAS are the IIUII lhal genlu~ Is n>ade ol.
StatiO.
One ol the numerous ele•·atiog and edllylng
loftueooes whkb our school throws about u• mar
he toioitd e~ery morning In the oll\ct>. \\' e ha vo
heoo IOid lhlll this lnJiueueo I• dis110sed 10 omlle
ool1 at certain periods, aod that too ~slden•'•
omlle will oot oolr come of! but go of! 10 be,....
placed by a sovcrc countenance. The Censor ••as
not aware ol the lael lhal ollleial •wiles, like so
many olber thiDJ[I lo modern lite, are made 10
orde.r; and it. occurs to him chat, 81nce so many
of the ordinary lhings aboul us nrc counterfeit,
there Is a possibllilr that aome .milts are "I>Ut
oo," and will como of! quito easily.
S pirit aa4 Scnlco .
WhenP.nthuJium aod Spirit puuhelrshoulder.
to &ho -.•heel of aetton, so•nethlng 18 ntx•ompll"ht·tl;
but woon Ihi• spirit spend! h ..II In boutinjt •t><'C·
ulatloo, ""'all ••It lor liM wagon 10 mo~e. r.lle
demon~trates aqatn and agatn thot. thero ts a VA"t.
dll!erenoe between 11>irlt and servlee. Thero i•
alway• a bunleu to be bo~, a servloe to be ttn·
dered, an eoterpriZ6to undertako: but •Pirlt•hh·
ou&. work, Is u~le:sa.
The history ol Art iotho history o l lmaginallon;
the study ol Arl Is o lton tho study or actual
.-.allutloo.
The on~s war to ouceeed
Is 10 pl&n and then prooeod.
The thinking ll0'111lr ol the otudent Is ln<t.-.tly
1>ro1>0rtlonal 10 tho n umber o r ideas ho eorrlc•
home In hb arm, aod dlreetly proportional to the
nuonoor be carries In blo bead. Hence, one Ides
in the head Is worth any number urn the book."
Craak8.
Our< Is no• an age ol olmple machine or alm11le
IM!oplc, jutlglng f1-om the number of crank4 n
met\ at every turn In local, ttate, and mulooal
tile, political and non-political. Every ~Y
gt"('lit. mnn is ln some v.•o.y a c rank; tor gr<!at.mcn
alone keep tho •·orld moving. t:very great mao
may be a crank; but the rule will nol work both
Wt\)'8•
1\n exeuiMl Is a otep to a blue tlip;
Upon I hi• ""'P not a lew slip;
And stny ou\- ot class,
Since they cannot pa".!
1\n excu.JC unle.u lt'a a true slip.
Ubw oiLCn are good Intention• and good begin·
ninl(< uhaltll'd 10 own tlielr bad aetloo• and poor
tncllnga!
Th~ day ftlc• swiftly; the quarter ftie• more
••lilly; the year ft!es monswtlllr. One rear ha•
fto•·n its enlire couroo •iooe tho PUI'J>Ie and Gohl
n.e class- m 18 &be svhere in whleh teacht rli
won I down to d •leaL amid t he strains o l tlw tWlrcb
de
6 student'$ back·bone. Uu I• not only
or Sl>ring. The goal i• ever be lore Ul; Ibe pril<'
req~lted to ''tit wen," bul ,, uquirtd &0 till land
i• )<LIn view. We are nol bellevera In late; bul
weU," and s<>ID(!ttmes Ia even "call~'\ on" to llo
h1n•o t\ pl'\:rnon l,lon or success. 'rho boya have
well .
Iaiit'<! us lor ftvo tO""-"'"Ii~e yeara; bullhat doeo
Tbtre Ia bul one thing Ihat too pulllie spuker nol dhnini•h our conftdeooo In tho girl1. Our
ahould lo"ll"l when addressing un auuicne<l; orl\lor, SUJII)()rt.c(l by C\'cry Joyal hand and en·
namel7, h lmJell. •ro lorretlhe rlghlthlng In the touraJ!ed by every true 8. P. N. aplrh, will di..l·
right place Ia lodeed a rare aecompllslunenl. pate all doubt u 10 the outcome oltbeOratorlcal
Maor people IOJ'iela tblng- oolore the7 know 11.
Contell. Como ou1 and oee it done.
T il ~
!\Oit\IA I.
l'O I ~T Eit
11
l ffUUitllfUIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIN ............... NHHHff'H+HfUIIIIIIIIIUIII ................
T DEPARTMENT
tbal- 11 put on ~ate; pauern.s for oriental ruga;
de.lg111 lor stained glas• wlndowo ; IUII'I(etllon•
lor 1ola pillow covers worked ou~ In coloN<!
J>apers; eonveotlonal designs lor hook and mal(·
a tine eCJ1'Crs; and flower d.Hign~ for the deau"S·
tlon ol China; patterns lor calleo, ollko, plalth,
and tapestrl.c s are worked out. There will be
EX HIBIT f OR TH E ORATORI CAl. CONTEiT.
t:xhlbl~
I• belo!( prepared In the Art line
for March 17.
Slcven.a Point. wishes her vlMhora
An
to o<'<l wha~ arll•tlc ublllty sh e IX>ssease•. Ourlnl(
the I&SL!Klvcral years many very creditable draw·
logs have beeo l>roduced; and I~ will add to the
pleuure o l the \•bltors aod will gl vo them on
admiration for our ta1eo\ &Osee what. we ha'f'e
do.,.,,
Tho t:thlblt •Ill be mostly oo the ball• ot the
tlN;t floor, ln the tlrawlog roocn* and lo the An
Annex. Oo the llrn lloor wlll be arrang<'d the be•t
drawlnp ot the Grade•, begioolnJ at the eutend
with the t'l,..., Grade Work, and so on down the
hall 'till that ot the Eighth Grado will be touod
at the extrcmo we~\. entl. The very best work of
tho ben pupil• hu been chosen to be dl•played.
1'hcllo dra••lnge aro done In tho various medlumt,
pencil, watercolor, charcoal. brush and Ink, pen
and Ink. There are original de•lgno lor wall
paper anti' catleo, aketcbeJ of out-door seenes,
eople-. of va.&e•, ftower compositions, !\C.
In the Art Annu will be placed !he wo rk ol the
D<!J>artmenL T11ere will be bung here the
mo•t. su~dul e1foru of tbe 1'&rloa.s drawlog
cia.... tor ..veralyoara back. TMdrawlnp will
be ol many .. rte&lt•. In original dulgn, there
•Ill be found wall paper more artlstie than much
~ormal
m any po,so drawings, and dra-.tdnK~ o f animal s
from lito. Ou~odoor sceneo In watercolor, pencil
anl1 chareon.l" as ~·ell as COt)IC-8 o f 800nct ff'Om
11lcturee will be here. There are also a low orlg·
lnal Illustration• o r 1>00018. Attracllvo JIOI I<ll'l
aro numerou.s.
In the main hall on the IICCOnd noor there are
no de<o•ratloos by the Art O<!pa l'lli'M>nt, except tho
large drawlngo ol trees In colored era)·ono. In
the drawing room will be tableo holdln~t the dl•·
plaT ol the Arts and Cral\5 clau, con•l•llng ot
he•ketry In all lonM. pottery, va'leo, pltchtro,
bowl.!. pou, leather work, c:anl casu, beJU, prockt-t·
hook•, band bags. On the black board• •Ill be
found lntcl't!lllng sketches In chalk and charcoal.
Taken a.A a whole, our Art. Exhlblt. la one o f
which the school can well be proud, and wh ich lo
a eredl~ to the ;\ rl teacher and to all tho young
arll1l8 working under ber.
He - •' She Is all the world to mt. 11
Father-" Better go and tee a lltlle more ot the
world."
- SPWTATOR.
To It I•• the Mlu you ougbl 10 klu,
Is aot to klu a li!Jis amlu;
DuL to ltlos the Miss sou ought ~ mi ..,
And to miJ15 Lhe Mlu 70u oucht to ltlu ,
b to klu a Mlu amlos.
-&>t.
TilE NOUMAL POINTER
72
:\lARCH IG, 1000.
l'ubll•bed monthly bltbe atudeoto of the slxtb
Sta~ Normal School, Ste<eM J>olnt, WIIICOa.lo.
t:Otered at the post ol!lce at Stereos Point a
JeC:Ond cla.1s mail matter.
To r •s of S llb&<:r l ptloa
IA<:al clcllvcry OOcents
~nnum, payable in advance.
PoSL Omoo de·
I)Of
Ivery 76ccnts per annum, Single copleo lOccnts.
EDm>RlAI. ST.......
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a :..u. rs
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'07,
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Addre•• all literary material to lhe Eclltor-loChlef, ond oil bu! lneu communications to the
lluslness Manaj:ter.
In lho no IdOl of strenuous prcparatlono for other
evenu, let us not forgot tho Dcclnmatory Conteot
on •'rlday e••enlng, March 21, to whlcll tho Areno
and J\lhenneum hove boon challenged by the
•'orum. There wlll be two contealantt from each
of tbo three 10tletic:s..
The annuaiOshkosb- Stevens Point J unior debate
Is ..,heduled f9ltake place April 14, at O.hkoab.
Juniors, ore you going to aend a aoodly delcga.
tlon along wllh tho debatero to give lhem moral
SU(l(lOrtV It's tlmo now 10 begin to plan for 11.
Tho men's lllerary societies have been Invited
to give a debate each month at the city library
club rooms. Thl• Is as It should be. Tboae lOCI·
etleo h ..e many eamest workers among lbelr
members and give many debatea ofrealmerltbefore
their retpectlve socletlea. Thlt proposed plan
will be producthe or two good reoulta ltlo hoJ)ed.
It will furnl•h enl<lrtalnmeM tor a large&:.~~~~mber
or peOJ)Io, and will also Insure a more careful
preparotlon of lhe dcbales •
Now, why not gh·e lbe participants In thcoo
debates credit for rhetorical workY
For &be pal\ two weeh the numerou.e eommlt.tees have been busily engaeed In preparing for
the e•ent whlc:h we are all looking forward to
wllh a great deal of pleasure. We refer 10 tbe
Inter-Normal Oratorical Conl<lst whleh will take
place altho opera house next Friday evening.
We believe I hat ample provl*lon hao been mado
tor tho onLCr&alntncoL o(tbe numorous vlsltort
expected, and S. P. N. Ia now ready to bid them
welcome and to do Ito best to ..,. that each one
baa a good time.
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ITO RIAL
&fore the nexl number of the Pointer reaches
Itt readers, opting wlll have como whh Ito varying
kinds of weather. Let ua hOJ16 that as toplco of
cooveroatloo lbe new umplts will ex.oel the old.
The come<17 9uz' Do~tlc:s •at presented lntbe
Normal uaembi.Y room on Saturday orentng,
March •. under the direction of J>rof. C. 8. Bacon.
It Is a well balanced pit!;, and tho way In which
the (>arts were Iaken reftecl credit UJ)On both the
actors and the dlreetor. The roa&
rum waa gtven
a real olage-llke appearance b7 l he addlllon o r
new ac:enery.
A notable feature of the evenln~t't entertainment
wu the muole> furnished by the Metropolllao
orchfltra.
THI RD QUARTER .
T hird Wool<.
Fred Walker, of Coloma, called on old friend•
Monday.
Mlu Ethel Coye hu
account ol lllneSJ.
wlthdr~wn
frorn school on
Mr. William Bradford, an lnJiruc:IOr In !be
Electrical Deparlmellt of !be University ol WI ..
cons In, •Ia IIed lba llcl>ool Ibis -k.
Po~trt h Wool<.
)flu Cora Jaastad, of lola, wu a visitor on
.Monday .
Nellie and VIolet McGrath returned, Monday,
aller apendlng a week In Green nay, whore they
were called by tho Illness or their mother.
There has been placed In tho upper hall a frame
made In tbe YanuaJ Tralolng Departme<>l b7
U.arold Ma.,lo, In which lba prorrams of lbe
Forum are pTaced, a week or two befora lbe7 are
given.
Mlat Ellen Hammond, auperlntcndent of the
Marquetle Count.)' Schoola, wu a visitor at the
Normal thla week.
Mrs. Scoll, Mra. Ostrum, and Mlu Woocl, ol
Rancoek, came up 10 attend tbe Choral Club Con·
nor1, and •!ailed llcl>ool \Vedneada7.
Tbe Seniors ban met and appolnl<!d a comml~
tee 10 doelde on lbe elau pla7 10 be given during
eommeD.CfiDen&. week.
Elle.n M. Jofl'ers, a former stude-nt, ••• a •l•ltor
Friday morning.
t.:dlth M. IIIII, who ho• boon absent lor two weeks
on account or lllnou, hao returned.
Ellen Hoft'•nan was called to her hoiiiC In Merrill, Monda7, b«auoo ol tbe death ol her unule.
Matthew Wadleigh, ol lbe class '03, was at
llcl>ool, Tburada7.
C. F. Martin & Co., bue preseol<!d 10 tho museum
ol !be school a larp uloe cone and a beaulllul
speell!l4n ol redwood bark, both or -which wore
brougM from California.
Rev. Charlo• Ulgelow, ol Clnelnnall, addrefOcd
tbe Normallludeots at3:~ Thuraday, on tho oub·
jec:L of taxation, for abouL a a hour, after • •hle.h
abouttb.-quarters olan hour was gl•eo 10 dis·
cussloo Ia whkb !be atudenta joined.
Mabel OIJIOo, wbo bas been out on a<eou nt ol
llloeu, returned tbls week.
Mrs. Hayner was ~bseot three dayo laot wc;>k,
on account or Jlloess.
Mr. ~·. H. Lord, ol River Fallo, preoldent oll.hc
Board or Ref(COis, visited the acbool lhlo ..eek.
Helen Ottrum wbo completes !be t;lemeotarJ
Course In March, read her ftnal essar on "'nlo
Plan lor Nature Stud7," !'rlda7 moralnf(.
(Coou.......... _ )
?4
'I'm:
XOI{MA L POl :\TEH.
MI.. Rellltr (in ftMit drawing) "Clanciog over
tht&e dr-awiop, as 1 do now, I am &truck whh r
j,Creenness wbleh r don't. like."
\YASTf'.D, by !!:tS gym. cla~5- .. An rl<'Yator or
alr"hiJ) aotng r;dm "gym." to &htrd ftoor."
MI08 8-u- w-y ( in first •••·nwln~t) - "Th nt rood
111 noa. good; h is unnatural."
Mlu T. -"\Vby?"
Ml J S.- "Beeauoe II ~roe• up hill. ••
~l~ll'41on
llr. C·•~J (In revle.. rra<nmar)
to abide with ror'!"
.MlJJ Edm-a·s-''YH. ••
"Coul~
1 ask
)'OU
Pro!· T·lb-rt-"Why doe• water run Ul> hill in
a
t~I J)hon?"
Prof. R'•erson-""l'hat.'• eruy; because there is
an unequal equilibrium."
Pro!. Saolord ( lo chic• clau) "Where Is the
low w-ater mark of our M-a t'Oa-.tl'''
J·b· \\'r· -cl<i- ·'Whr, It 1• th...., mil.,. !rom
JbOl'tl'.'•
Mr. Olson (In review llt'Oilraphy) - " Whr do
not the peOple raise ..h.. t on tho western alo1>e or
the rtock)' Mountaln!i ?"
Mr. W-l·y-"lloo~uoe H1hlnl( I• more profitable
there."
Mr. P--y - ·'Why does Lonjllcllow ., .., the ••·
1
J(Os.slplng loons''!''
Mr. \\'·l·y- "ll<' complu-e,. the loonK to g-o""'' I,...
lng lli'OVle."
llr. P· ·) "'How do you aC(·ount tor I hat.~"
llr. \\'.J., _ uTMr are aUke bt\•au ...t thf'lrnol.,.
amount<l to nothlnsc. ' '
In rtwlrw grammar, .:lhJ)O.,fn~ nf the lnftnltlve.
)Jr. rl1·r- •' \\'e ba\'e man,. auch r:a~~t. Jo'or
example: ~l etliclnc is hard to ..' 3llow•.::_
Mr. M·l·o·y- 11 So ts chis."
~~~ ..
P--y- "Do you mean to tell me that all
rouroonjugatiOO!I ha\"b 11 bo" (beaux) In the future
ttn~Y'"
llr. 0-•·n - uThe eou~ at &ht.~ t\grtcuhunl
School 1• three montba."
Mr. S·"m· - "Yes,-or that- res-that would
be ftlty w<>eks."
Mr. CI·U·OO· ( In o<h'nnccd l>hy81olol(y)-" Wh~t
lsthl ll awful 111nc1l in here'!"
Mr. ·r.J.e-t -"Alcoho1 ~
ll. J·-d-"Why did you objt!<!t to belnjlcoupled
lO mt?"
A· -a R-ao-"Ob' just to keep up ap.,..araoceo. ••
little sample o r !be
u
~ QuEIIY.- "What kind or moonlight lo room's
ruoonllghL- ?''
rtcard lo commercial R('Os,tr·a phy- 11 0reat Drh·
aln l!1 Insulated (insular), hu\. not. l8ol,tcd."
W·n·l+<l :S-ls·n (In lAtin el•••· eonjul(atlng
verbl)-'" Auder. audes."
Mllll P--y-"Ob dear!"
\\'·D·f--ed N'·l.ro-uOb d~ar! oh ~ars:"
~II•• P- ·c-a-.1 (In (>byslology labor310ry )"\Vhat h: thlt oven tor. "
llr. A··r- "Oh! tbat•s a cat Incubator."
New Student (-inr the Pointer notko on
board )-" What,does thu mean?"
Old Student-"'l'hot all practice "'ochers mu•t
hnvo l'OIN'n:ns. "
11-rr· ·t A·g·ll- "lsthat n Jack knlro ?"
~l·r· lt-b·r-•·n (shar(>enlnll her 1>enell) - "No:
thl• I• Wlll's knlle."
No""-1111>-"lle carelul, or 1 will report 1on
lor •now·ballln!f rue."
Small boy ( timidly)-" I aimed at th<' door. ·•
TilE XOIUI.\L l'OIXTEH.
The Teac h er' s De•oa.s tratlots.
'T~·as quiet to the cJas.s-room,
'Twas quiet. in tho hall,
The • tudento had all llBihei"C<I,
.....o r they must . t·fearn it. all."
The teacher was ambillou.s,
Be talked 10 one and all.
When, lo ! he slipped !
Be caughL hlmsell !
And then-he tuok a fall!
Miss M:rr-11 1 In Adv•nced Ph,•slology-" But. I
can not understand, Mr. Talbert, how the sensation.!~
from the optic nert>es atrf'CL the heart. "
Sehoul Boy- ' ·Did you kno•• about that baby
&hat. wus fed on elet>hant.'tJ mllk und g ained tvr.·enty
pounds a day'!''
School m•ster ( lndl,roantly) - uNo, I didn't.
\Vho.se baby was it.? Answer me, or I'll thrash
you."
School Boy--'·The elephanL·s baby."
~Jiss E- -- -d (in review g rammar) - " The man
will ha\"C baen hun~t by tnu time.' Do~· cloes that
verb show action~,
Studeut-'"The mao may k ick.''
75
PractlooTeacher-"\Vha~ differcnoo can you s ay
thoro Is bewecn tho trees of the tropical forest•
and those or tho temperate forests ?"
Practit:eScholar- 11 Tho tn.~es of the temperate
forests are more ct viii zed."
Mr. Talben (dis.ectlng a cii)-" Wo should nuL
feel remorse in a ease o f \•h•e-sectlon, for various
reasons."
)l r. Lan~e (solemnly}-" No, si r, '" is so~ coo·
solation to know th a~ lhis ca~ was \'cry ugly and
bi~ a small child a short. 'I me ago."
Jha • y'8 Aas wor.
Our Jimmy says "beyond a doubt,
He's not the only ono locked out;
And ho could toll, he has tbe pnwoa·,
But just. refers you to the A·u·e r.
!Je did neL help 10 mend the cbalr,
1-''-'r he was nolo Invited there;
It simply could not bold the three:
So Ca-Ir-ns had 10 mend i~see?
Some facts never would have. been kno•n
Had "Babe' • noL- told them o'er the J)bone;
She really did not mean to tell,
Dut, oh ~ she likes to talk so "'' ell. "
@eH1\NGES.
The Exchange• In tho February number o f
Tu& STUD&:<T ""' •·ery good.
We eojoy the 81orles of THE CA RROLL EcHO.
DJgher, Progress does ascend,
Onward, upward, is its end;
Do not o f support deprh·o
That which keep• tho sch ool alive.
The Exchange Column t •f To~ B.Jou SCHOOL
St-:STJl4£ST
is very
-I'ROoRY.SS.
ln te~s&ing.
The LAKE BIU!EZP. Is one o f our •ery b<~ Blgh
School exchanges_. - - -- The t::xehange Column o r the f'ebruary number
o r So-TO-SPEAK Is well composed and to the
J>Oint.
Our Exchanges from the dl llerenL IICbools are
being read by more students each d•1· Olve us
thebes&. you ba\•e, so that. we may fOMTI a right
opinion o f your IMtltullon. We are beginning
10 root acquainted with you all.
Judge-"You say your •·ite hit you over lho
head wllb a plate'!"
• Rastu8--"Yes, sa h."
\.._
'fheJudgo-"Bulo your bead doesn 1' show lt."
'Rastut- '' Bulo you done ough t.er see &he plate!''
•
- F"LASHES.
Teac.her-"Yes, Tommy, revh•e means to come
to. Now, can you gh•e me a sentence to which
the word 1"6\•h•e Is used ? 1 ' •
Tommy-" It two apples cost. &hree cent.s , what
will 8!X revive?"
- Ex.
TilE :>;OJOI.\f. I'Ol:>;TEI!.
7ti
A Wotnatt'A Alphabet .
Ned.- Say. Prof.! do things weigh more in
lower temperatures '!
P'rof.- \Vell, do you weigh moro nt. x.ero than
you ~o at 100 degrees t
N~. -Well, I thought the\ because eo many
JK.'C)ple. are heavier in the winter time._
-CARROLL f;(; UO.
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Prot. (in geometry) - " )tau., gh·e
that (lrOJ)O·
Generous to )p1 in need.
sltlon .''
Silence r"'m )latt.
Prof.-"Roy, ea1\ you give the stuno '?"
-(;ARI!OLL g CIIO.
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CtC.!Itlr sic dicat an de cur, egeMlllc.tum.
1-~reshman (translatinJr)-"Ca!sar slkced the cat
on the cur, 1 gqess he licked him. .,
-Ex .
Protesflor-"Baveyou been &hrough Calculus ?''
New S tudent-•'Not. unless 1 c ame through It on
my way out here.
You see, I came from
~Ji ssou ri
and "'as as loop part of the time." - SPECTRO-M.
S. S. Teacher-" Why Is It
C!\t's
I ,..Ill be:
Amiable alway8.
lleautlful a~ possible.
Charitable to e,·erybody,
Dutiful to mysetr.
Eamc•t In the rlghl th!ngs.
Friendly In dl•posltlon.
wlcke~
to cut uiT a
tallY''
Hor>clul In •t>lte of everylhlng.
Jntelllgcnl, bul nol pedantic.
Joylul as " bird.
Kind c••cn In thought.
Long su l'lerlng wltb the slupld.
)terry for the sake or others.
Neco •8ary to a fe-w.
Optimistic. thnugh the skies fall.
Prudent. In my p'easures .
Quixotic, rather than hard.
Heady to o• •n u t>·
Sell-res t>ecllng to lhe rlghlllml~
'fruo to my best>.
Boy-"BecAuse the Bible ""Y" thai whal God
has joined togethe r let no man
- liiOU
(Hit.
ScuOO~
WOR• D.
'' EI1.4.ns- ''Baveyou dose mittens forme, a lready
sewed '!'l
Orc:tchen- "Nein, Ran11 1 for you I ha,·e dese
mhtenat, kniU.''
- Ex.
~he-ul •·onder ••hero
Ro-
11
Uollelftsh,
aflunller."
those t.louds aro going?''
1 think they a rc going to thuncle r. "
Query- "\Vby ili Miss Jo ne• braver than any
Answer-Because tho's not afraid of powder."
-Ex.
Teaeher-•'\Vhy don't you draw the e ars! too?"
J•~re8hi~"Cuz: the loeomoth•e dra1ts the eArs."
or martyrdom.
Willing 10 believe the best.
Xemplary In con~uc l.
Young and lrcsh In heart.
)'.ealous to make the be.ol o r tile.
And by thlsllme, tr t.ba•· en '~ wings, I oughtto
ha,•e!
- Ex.
(ConUnued from p•~ 71)
_ g,.
man ?"
oho~
Vati ..nL for the a.bsent.
FtttllWook .
Oeorgo Murphy, or Sparta, was the gues~ of his
sister, Miss Aaltlo, Monday.
During Mno. Bradford's absen"!' this week, her
Methods Cta..u are In charge or Mlu Quinn and
~~~ .. Densmo~\
B~slo Booth. a fonner s ludant, who Is teaehlng
__ g,.
Marshfield, v lsll<>d -classes al the Nonnal , on
)looday.
oaw a thing or greenish buc,
And thot it. was a lawn o f gru.is;
But when to h we closer drew,
\Vo fouod It was tho Freahrnan clasa.
- f:x.
Pres. Pray, P"'f. Hyer, and Miss Densmore
Iell, Tuesday, lodlllwaukee to attend the National
Convention or SupcrlntondeniB. Mr. Hyor will
attend the Confcreoea or Inslilutc Con~uctors on
i:loturday.
w.
M
Badger Drug Co.
We invite you to open
an account with us.
D~UGGISTS
Do aCK ff'f'l at. all t~ut.. nt
uklfl# tor lntorma~lon
coaft'ralnc our mtthocl of tf'(•thtDtt depof!1~. our rultoe for
..
To
of but lot
..
CHEMISTS.
11UYLER' S CA NOY.
OPf'D.fnc &t'COUftC.... our mana"r
of ma.kJng 101.11.11. our rat.H of lD·
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a.
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to o•r cutc.o!Mn u.)'l.bl nst 'lbf'y
do DOC. •l"'.rly undt>retand.
Buck & Barrows Co.,
First National Bank,
NBW OOODS.
SI81'8DS Point, Wis.
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Lates t Styles In Fine Millinery.
JM"a1n Stree-t.
C. G. IACNISH, At Ye Sign of Ye RED SHOE.
Has a Geeo SHE>E Reputation. Try Him.
SHOES ONLY.
109 Strona:e Aven ...e,
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Wisconsin Central Railway J
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Milwaukee,
Chicago.
St. Paul,
Minneapolis,
Ashland, Superior,
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BATH ROOMS IN CONNECTION.
· Stmos Polot, Wis.
I Citizens' Tonsorial Parlors,
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Cl,._. K&lioo&l llaU, SflfL'IS POilCT, WIS.
H1\IR'S H1\LL
For Private Parties
OFFICE OF
1\TL1\S e1lSU1\LTY eeMJ?1\NY
LAKE MILLS, WIS.
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Cor11er Clark and CJ..urcl\ Sts.
Por Artistic: Prlnti og Go To
THB L ARGEST AND Mt>ST et>MPLBTB
PRINTING OFFICE
l u t he Cit!'
X B. "VXNG & . EI:U.L L .
31/1 .JIUIH Slrwl
Dry Goods,
Containing all lategt styles or type and ra..
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FU~HISI11 HOS.
CLOTtjiHO.
BOOTS, StjOES.
tjATS Ol)d CAPS.
.lll OMII• ••r'htll• Pl•l• l'1pf8o
J. WeRZ1\LL1\'S SeNS,
Dr. J. M. BISCHOFF,
De:n.tiet.
Publishers oacl Geaorol Bool< oacl Job Prlators
Corner ~lain and 'fh!rd Sts.
Stovcntt Point,
Wlscon81n.
Lady In attendonce. Cor. Main St. a Strongs ave.
Estimates rurn!shed on application. Let
us figure on your p r tnttng.
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J. WORZALLA & SONS,
WE CAIIIIY A LAIIC:t STOCI{ OF
Dry Goods. Clothing,
Sl)oes, !-fats al)d Caps.
G!'Jm' FURNISHING GOO~. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY.
I a c:.oaa octloa with Ollr Jowelry deo-rt•oat wo
abo' rc~lr Watcht-8, Cloc;••· a ad Jowo1ry, aa4
•••raateo aU • o rk toboflrt~t·c l o~tJt. Our Prlc.cA
00048 and work OR olwap t'CO!tOBoblo and as
w u caa bo to• ad aaywhore.
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F. 1\. Sf)UTHWieK, M. D.,
P}z]!sician and Surgeon.
'feiOJ>hono 32.
Storens Polo&,
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UNION CENTRAL LIFE INS. CO.
Before toklog o policy eeMPARB •.
Then toke I~ where you con do best.
Tbts l8 falr and may SI\VO you rnon~y.
G. W . HBIN.
046 Church Sreet.
Wtie.uJ•
s. s. ELLENWOOD,
Blcyclo Repairs ond Sundries
Whools made to oNlor +
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Blcyclo Lh•ery
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742 STRO:<OS Av~.
eor. MaiD liad Third St8.
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Crown ond Bridge Work a Spec:lally.
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STEVEN~ POINT W~S.
G~EGORY, M . D.
Ph]!sician and Surgeon.
Ofllco Hours I ond 7 p. m.
313Moln Stroot, u1> stal111. Res. Curran House.
Tolephono-Ofllco 125.
Stcvoaa Po lat,
Whlcoa•l•.
Olaues Aoouralcly and Scientifically t'llled.
J. W. BIRD, M. D,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Special Ra tes 10 StudeniS.
St ovous P olttt, Wis .
Oftlce, 45:.! .Main St.
J1\e0BS H0USE,
W. H. WILSeN,
D. D. S.
Kohl's Block
D. N. ALCO~N , M. D.,
ne t'. s. l~n~lM
B•tt••· SpttlaiUf'l: m......_"" aM 0fl'r•H••!I ftr tlle
t."'siM'f1 t i t n 4 ear •.u• l•1u nrno• r.r
N. JACOBS, Prop.
Leading Hotel itt City.
Eye, Ear, N ose ond T hroa t.
Stoveas Potat,
H. o. ·Mc<2ULL0<2H ee., LT'n.
Stationery, Books and School Supplies.
~owin~ Po~~r. M~~nlin~ B~oms on~ PMW~ro~~i~ OOMs.
Dr. F. A. WALTERS.
Cor Ellis and Church.
Go to
MOLL-ROTHMAN CO.
Tbe most complete
line o r up.to·dalc
DRY GOODS
To be found In the City
Who's next? U
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Nels on's
B arber Shop
118 S.
Tl11~0 ST~EET.
~TO
CHICA.OO CLOTHING STORE.
We carry a nice line o r Tailor Made Clothing.
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS aad SHOES.
Dr. G. M Houlehan,
DENTIST.
Our Postomce.
Embroidery S ilks, P illows, P atterns
And all ~faterl~l for fancy \\*ork Patterns.
~rick,
t . S HAPTON, Prop.
L ime al\d Cel1\el\t
FOR SALt: >~T
~: l!,~~'!:C[>' the largest stock, but we carry
410 Ma la St.
Stevens Point, W
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LANGENBERG'S,
CHINESE LAUNDRY
Guarantees First-Class Work
W. B. PBTT,
O e A.LSR I,_.
Fucy ud Staple
1006 Olvt.•loa St.
AND CHEAP.
Goods called for and delivered, ,
116 STRONGS AVE.
H. WINO LEE..
GROCERIES.
Fine Fruits a Specialty.
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Sl<l•en• Polnl, Wit.
Buy only l•bew.!:'.~
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ao!IM! materlalo. It
a machl..,.mlx..t
J . S. PIPE.
BENNETT's lobread
and lo tree
rrom contamination
IVERY AND TRANSFER LINE.
BREAD
In mixing and band· CITY L
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Cor. Nonnal ave. and N. Third 11. Tel .68.
STEVENS POINT, WIS.
Jos. ~ttaase,
lYlE AT lYIA~~ET.
622 :ELLIS ST.
G . W. CAT£,
DIJALIJRS I N
Fnlts, ve,etables, Confectlmry, Cigars. Tobacco, Etc.
G. M. OAUL, 0110. D. NIU.SO:<.
CATE, DAHL & NELSON,
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Olflc:o over Cltlzou• !fat loeat Baak.
Raolne Underwear Mills
Uadcrwear taade to order.
Quality, Workmttnshipnnd Fi~Guaranlcro.
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C . S . B OYINGTON & CO.
458 Ma i n St.
C. F. MARTIN & 00.,
Leading Photographers,
PHOTO STOCK OF ALL KJIDS.
)fouldingsand Frame;;.
FIU\NK rODf\GH &. SOrt
fRES ti, SftLT
and ~MOl( EO
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114 S . Third St. ·
320' Jetfer'!IOII St •
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FIRE INSURANCE.
OORNt:R CLARK ST. and STRONG AVf:.
P. WOZNICKI
DF.AUR IN
High Grade Bicycles.
O~n~ral
repairing promptly done. Ble)'cle Ll•er7.
Ol•emea call.
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as taught at the
STEVENS I?EHNT
is a s ure transport to a
good position where you
wiiJ draw wages 'fWBLVE
BON'fBS e a ch ye a r .
t')ur new catalogue Is just out.
1\sk ·for a free copy.
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