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YOU WILL F l l'ID
Books, Magazines and Newspapers,
Jewelry, Beads and Novelties,
Ho me• Made ea ndles,
All Scllool Supplies,
Box eoufe~tlous,
Flue Stationery,
Pictures ud Pictlll'e PramiJJg a Specialty.
449 Mala St.
Tel. 1073.
,
E. A. ARENBERG.
The Leading Jeweler
Flae Watclt
~epalrlac
a Specialty.
447 Mall) St .• cppatltc P. 0.
STEVE:NS POINT.
WISCONSIN .
ANDRAE&: SHAFFER CO.,
Tl)e wide
awa~e
DE:ALE~S
retailers
IN
Dry Goods,
earpets,
(!loth log,
Hats and Fine Shoes.
Schmitt
and
Knope, E. L. R
Clothietts,
Tailotts and
Futtnishetts,
BETWEEN TWO BANKS.
ESSLER.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
STUDIO: MAIN ST.
Scribner & Vaughn
SUCCI!SSOIIS TO
e.
I. T0ZI6R & CO.
4:Z6 I!LLIS STIII!I!T.
WE RRE HE1lDQU1lRTERS
FOR A'SYTUINO I!( TUK LIN.K Ott
or
••7of til• •••Y
Groceries,
Ilia~
Of &OOCh Uaat D,..utsb c:•rry
'QVl1D :lELA."V:IIII "X'::EEm ~T.
laPI'e8trlptloaCompoaDdlag wo U!611le a l -l tare.
Stationery ud Confectionery.
I>I.BitSB G IYB IJS It eltLL.
Two Stons: :m,~..':~~~!: Tel. s!f:~~..:..a""?.~l.i.
TRYLf'R BRe., Druggists. s.
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Two Blocu - t i t and west of tbo !'format. ' \
Ple a se give us a call.
((Palace ·of $weets..))
We are pleased to tl'f and please tile Public.
e. 8 , GERf'GE, Proprietor
Jl, 8. THURMRN, Manager
Dirty Shirts
Dirty Collars
Dirty Underwea:r
ARE Best Cleaned AT
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LAUNDRY.
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515 Church St.
Phone 281 Red. t
1D the basement
fo r your
buncUes.
••••st.
SPALDING'S
emctal
CLEANING, DY.ING aad ~I! PAI~I NG.
Presslac doae oa s hort nottc:o.
st. KRIENKE &
Por 19011
Edi ted bv J, IE. SULLIVAN
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Stevens Point; Wis.
STEV}:NS POINT DYE WORKS.
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Deutists,
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THIS IS !BE IIUCH T!LIED OF
Stationery, Perfumes, etc.
OOTo MEYER DRUG ef). ~.:!:..
Shoe Store.
The plnc:e t o ••• yo ... rPr•cu-.c::rlptlon• tlllod.
eur shoes attract
Or. 0. S. RieE,
and
Ph}!sician ancJ Surgeon.
KUHL'S
eur prices sell
BLOCK
F. L. DILLE,
We make the selection of shoes
a pleasure.
IN~~R~NC(, Rf~l
f~l~U, lO~N~.
aad s, Atwell Block.
Stevens Point Shoe Co
~oom.s 4
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cA. J. CUNNEEN & CO., .
MEN'S FURNISHERS J=tND HJ=tTTERS.
4M MAIN ST.
ATHLETIC SWEATERS A SPECIALTY
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SUit DlpGRiorJ. rAIIIJ ~. atJ
llnal SeMI ~.
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DIRIIOTORS.
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A. Oa~ker. F. J. Pftll'ner. R. A. Coole.
Lou!• Brill. N. A. Week. Jobo A. Mural.
0. E. McOIII.
W. W. Mhcbell.
Oeo. f;, Whiling.
Stevens Point,
Wis.
Q. OBEQLATZ,
:~~trfttckan.t
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CO.,
JEWELERS and f)PTieiANS.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
.Jr
RETON BROS.
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..Tailor,
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Spec:teclea Fl"ed .
RINO NESS,
The Shoe Man
Otofer to
HIGH GRAf>B p~e,T WBAR.
fiNE
Ill toutt) Third Street~
~EPIII~INO
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SteYel)t POIM. Wit.
Grand Central Hotel,
1!11 . CASSIDY
All
~lcxlen1
a
BltOS.
A~mmodation.
Prices
Ue.oonable •
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767;~.~~~(i;~ st. Stmu hilt, lis.
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E1•• Eu•Jaed.
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Tel. 163
Conoer Flret ••4 Cl•r" S t ..
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
· STEVENS POINT, WIS.
NEW B UILDING:
THOROUGITf,~l
E Q UIPPED.
ALL MODERN AIDS : APPARATUS: LIBRARY : COMPLETE GYMNASIUM.
~ETTER
-PREPARATION FOW. TEACHING.
A large Cocps of Experiel'jced Teachers fully abreast of the times.
A Large
attol'jdal'jce of earl'jest, adval'jced Students who are Actual T eaehers.
The new wing now COf"lploted, adds ono-half to tho capacity of t~o building.
TllrM A4.... c:ed eo...... IWO JRN for IIJoH·
Solectlo• of Stoo41oo permitted lO ~aeherl
8cUOOL ORADOATES and 01'81!11 -~~ llud· under fa•orabte clrcum,.tances.
""~· I'Owr gradu- 1\udl.. lo Se,._, Laorua..-, Cl•leo all4 ~•1017·
Plow Cl . _ formod four llmH ~•~b 1~or lo
nearlr e•orrau~t In O>e COilroe ofaludr, ucepl
Olploaa oqul•al.,l ~ un Wl'AT& CJ!aT171CATL lAtin, Oem:aaa, and some ad•anced ~c:teoee atu·
lll••••taryeooo,.... two JeAN, for those bold· dlot. n,. quorlers bogf_n Feb. 1, April 11.
lor cenlfteates o.r paaalnr entrance examfna&lont.
Boord 12.60 ~ t3 per week, all •chool ehai'Jel
about tl.:!.> per qua~r (10 weeki). No tulllon
l!lo•oatary eortlffct~to, ectulvalenl ~ uv. teeo In Nonnal clauea lor thnoo oapecllnll 10
JTIW 8TATK OKRTlrtOATP., for flvc yean.
te.aclt. Tuhlon 116 oonto per wef'k or Jo.. In ,,,..,.
Co••o• k kool CoNrM, one 7t.ar', for tpeclal t>arolory gradea.
bend~ uf tbooe who muot ~aeb aoon.
Write lor clreuloro, or IIJ!TTER 8TILL, aok deft·
Preparetory eo•reo, IU w~ka only, lrl•lng oiiA!quMIIooo abouun7 pao1. of tbo oebool worlc,
preparotloo lo all O>e <OIDIDOD broDclles. n.e.e and 116 an lmmedloiA! peraonol replJ.
AdrN< the ..,..l~nt..
e:l&UM IN &aught b1 regt~lar Nonnal &.e:ae.bers, or
THERON B. PRAY,
uo4er O>elr dlr- n•wslcbt.
Ste•ena Polot, Wla.
THE NE)RMAL J?E)INTER.
Vol. X.
Stevens Point, Wis., May 15, 1905.
No.8.
Be wa.s somewhat. token aback, bu&. calmly said,
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ECCEI'ITIUCITY.
ElreUN£ V. KNOTir&.
I~ .-as a sultry July afternoon when MluJamlma
Clarissa Welton, dressed In a sUft' blue gingham
JiiOwn; a large black ha~ wltb red poppleo and purple vloleUI, and earrylng a small blue parasol,
plodded do•·n tbe dirty road 10 lhc village pon
oiHoo lor tho third ~ione tba~ day.
As she entered, tbe poslmaeter looked up somo-
\Vttal, I s't>0-80 I hatn'&. as hnndaomo- ns scHno
ol them city cha1•• thul likes 10 wrlle nice ftowery
letters and make laughing ~toeks ol our laooleo,
but.''Jamlma was fairly burning with Indignation.
and ~nij#d ? bac k,
"I baln'l bere 10 be Insulted by an igoornn~ fool
ot a postmastor, and it yo don'&. hund ovor my
letter this mlnul I'll have the law on yc."
The postmaster knew thot MissJamhna's threats
.,.,. lbreal$, so be handed her the letter, and Ml01
Jamlma Clarissa Welton with heod hl11h, ftuobed
cheeks and curls and JIOppieo bobbing In unison,
swel>lmajestloally ou~ or the room, while the pos~
master whh stBrlng eyes and oa>en mouth watched
her disappear,- and the n lurued and aaid1
whal surprised, lrom bis. task of reading postal
cards and the a<ldresses on Jeuent and sunolslntt
as to tbe contents o ltbem, bu~ be veeted ber wltb
hls usual "Bow d"ye do, ~tlaa Jamlma ?' '
''\ Vaal, Lno...ve:r!''
"And how d'ye s'pose," sh~ aoapped baek,
u has my lcucr eo me?"
'·Ob J so yer lookln fer a letter, are ye ?"
~lr. Peacock strode UJ> and down on lhe railing
She shook her bead wbieb set her curls bobbing,
an<! wilting blm wltb one glance, she replied,
"And do ye s'pose for a. mtnut. I'd oome doW'D
io tbls beat three times a <lay to oee 1'<"'7"
How H is Prldo F ell.
ETHEL 0>:£.
olthc porch, then •topped boloro tho largo, clear
plate glaos window and calmly spreading out bls
tall, ourveyed himself.
'
"Well I think I "am lookin~t unusually well
&his morolng. My leathers ore brll!'hter than
ever. J belie\'O r sba11 make lliu Swan a eaH.
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Sbe can't help being lmpreuecl by my good Surely If that hom.-lr duck could glide along so
looks," 8Ahl ~tr. Peacock, •~ he turned this way w~ll, he could. llo•· ~l n. Duck chuck led when
and that. Then after otruuln~r back and forth In •he uw he wu willing 10 do a• she propooed.
·• All you .-1 to do Ia lo lillbl gracefully on
&be wann 11un a little 1on6(fr, never ratline &ho'
to look at hlm~lf u he pa•~ the window, he the water and the reol will be ptrfectly easy,"
hopped otT tho rallin~r an1l otarted for the pond. 1>leasantly ventured Mn. Duck.
Sn Mr. Peocook balanoc.-d h lmselr o n tho edge
"There I• ~ln. Duck nntl her family, bot I
ol_.thc bridge, wllh "Glu spread and head up.
don't. acu Mit• S•·ao, ,. &hougbt Mr. Pea«H:k at
Then he ftew down. Out poor Mr. Pea"""k did
he strutted on tbe lillie brld!CO.
"Wbr jCOOd morning Mr. P,acock." sa!d ~Irs. not trllde along. Dlo heavy tall drar!red him
down under the water, whh lilt fee~, 0 1 lhose
P~~~:k, •• •ht ~-II!! w••rd lht brldl{l!.
"Fino rooming for a aall. You really can't l1orrld feet, right uvlu the air.
Imagine what 700 arc mlulng and what pleasure .
Mnt. Duck nearly died l aughing, as ahe told
It lo. I ouppo..., :rou are looking for )JI.. S wan? Min Swan afterword, to """ the looliab f•llow.
Uow be beJlged ~lrt. Ouek to help him and how
She ju•t .rtnt down to the other end of tht pond
for a lin I• ride. I know the will regr<t that abe he splashed the wawr t ryi ng 10 gel u p. Bul
what wo11111 thlnJ( could havo h ap pened at lhls
dfd nolft~ you."
" Well that I• i.ndeed too bad," replied Mr. minute, than that Mi .. Swan herself should
Pu..,.,k.
appear around tb<l bend In the pond, anti 1u hfar
•· After all my pluming and fas•lug to malce an her horrid lau11h
wo...., than all.
lmpreoslon, and then to ftnd her gone. Out now
~'inally taking pity on tho foolish peacock,
really Mrfl, Ouck, don't. you th ink I a_m looklnsr they did what t hey could to hol1> him to IIH> edge
ftne to·day. Do you think ~1111 S wan admireo of lhe pond, where he atoocl o lmoll all tlat drJ·
me?"
ln11 out his feathers and mlldl7 blink ing al wbat
H Yu.. Indeed, you art looking a~. &bfre ,. DOl
pal~ on about him, and auurtnr blmaelf orer
a bird on the plaoe that ean ClOmpare with you Ia and over that he w-ould never venture out of hit
more wayo than one. Of cou11111 Mlu Swan nd· own sphere again.
mirs you," replied Mrt. Duck.
" Out I know of a plan If you • ..., really anx·
AI'CI'CUAL D f! BAT£.
louo to ..., lllas Swan. We ean juot aall down
On Prtdayer<nlnr, Mayo, the lonr antlelpatrd
and meet her. I know she will be llfrfeeiiJ de. debate .. ltb Milwaukee was hold u the Normal.
lighted to aee you.
The result wao a aplendld •lctory fo r our team,
" Bul mr dear Mrt. Duck, I couldn'l aall to a11aln empba•lzlng the familiar lac:\ t bat the
save msllte," lo~erru~ llr. ~oor.k.
Polnter11 can debete.
"0 y•• you could If 70u tried,'' wickedly reThe cream city people arrl ved on the p~lnf{
p lie<! Mro. Ouek.
Thunttlay, and woro acoompanled by Prof. Mlll•r
u An(l aa for a mirror, wha\. could be more of the )llhraukee Norrnat_ f""ulty. As our oehool
llerf<'cl lhon the pond this moroinll'. You can bad nererbeforelried conclusion• with Milwaukee
adml•e youraelr all tbe wa1 down there. You debatero, much Interest was takon In the ou..,.,_
can k.. p JOUr feolhers oprud oul to balalb of thlo Initial event.
roursclf."
The program bel(an shortly a fter clghl. PMf.
Mr. Peacock did oomc hnrd thinking for a few Miller o f th~MIIwoukee Normal prultllnlf al t he
minute'•, lmajllnlng what a beautiful olghl '11 meeting. The jud11u were: flon. Tlmoth7 Ryan
would he and how lmprellln, to aall down tbe of Waukesha, SuJK. R. S. Youker o f Grand Rappond with hla tall all apre•d. And the dellgbt- Ids, and Supt. M. N. llchcr o f Eau Claire.
fUI rldt• he could hue with lllu S wan I Bow The Sterono Point dobukl"" were L. 0. S parks,,
did II happen be had oo•er thought o f Ihat before. E. II. ~!Ilea, and 0. A. Geoell. Milwaukee was
waa
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THE NORMAL POINTER.
represented by D. Corcoran, El. A. Fruncls, and
E. Randall.
Tho music or tho evening wa• 11h•en by tho C. E.
Octetto and tho Treble Clef Club.
The quest-ion for debate was :
R~Lvw, ThSL tho g<>neral elfect or labor
uolons for the past. '•·ent.y ye1us has been cletrl~
mental to tho best. interests or tho nation.
Tbo aftlrmath•u was upheld by ~lllwaukeo; tho
negath·e by Stevens Point.
Mr. o'rancis opened tho debate !or Milwaukee.
The greater part or Ills time ..,..,. given to tho con·
slderatlon of typical strikes, ••loleooo, dlsreSJlOOt
for law. soeialistJc tendencies, and the bad ioDu·
encc or the walking delegate.
Tbe negative was opened by Mr. Sparks. II!s
main arguments were upon the twlls cilitlng to
the non-union swcnt. shops nod mines, . and upon
tbe gt"eat advantages gained by the unions In
wages and boura. Hb rebuttal on the detrlmeotal
o lfcct ol the walk log delegate was clfeetlvc.
Mr. Corcoran, tho second speaker for the aftlrm-
atlve, gave much olhla time to a discussion or the
closed shop, limiting output, and llmhlng apprentices. Mr. Corcoran's excellent. voice and delivery
•·ere very pleasing to tho audience. His argumeol
upon tbeclosedshop was particularly won framed,
:\Jr. Miles very cleverly answered the argumen&.
upoo limiting the number or apprentloos and limIting output. Bo then took up tbe following polnto
regarding st.lkes. That monotrlkes are lorjustiOablo eods, thai losses In strikes are more apparent than real. Mr....Miles also showed tbu. most.
laws regarding labor are seeured lbru unions.
Mr. Edw. Randall, the third speaker lor tbo
aftlrmatlve, revlewrd the argument& on their side.
He epoke on violence, closed shop, altitude toward
machinery, and checking or education. Tbo
socialistic tendencies of organl:ced labor were
again ORiphaslzed and pointed ou~ as pending
dangers.
ll.r. Gesell closed the debate lor tho negative,
He firal attacked tho attirmatlvo's closed shop
argument, and then proeccded to weaken other
al!lrmatlve proposition•. Be dwelt upon the
decrease to violence t.bru unionism, and empba·
sl:ced the la<:l that tbe union• are th(' greaten
Americanizing forces for tho lgnorl\nt foreigner.
:llr. Oe11011 summed up tbo points fur tho negative
by reviewing allthecbarta presented by tbelrshle.
Tho aftlrmatlve was closed by Mr. Randall, who
gave askllllulrebunal. Tho decision or tho judges
was unanimous In fa,•or of Skweus Potnl.
After tho program a.n iofonut\1 ~J>lion was
tendered the Milwaukee people and visitors In
tho Nonnal gymnaslum.-E. 0. 1:..
THE AIUl!IA IIEC E PTI OI'I.
One of the pleasant. eventt of tho yc.ar "'"" tho
reccpt.lon given the Porum and Atheneum societies
by lbe
A"'""
on Saturday ovenlnj!, May
6.
t\a tho gentlemen arrived they '*·oro Immediately
oegt"egated In tbo kindergarten room, !rum which
tboy were escorted to the lo•·er regions. Alter
passing the reception committee utthedoor olthe
"gym" they were seized upon and blind-folded,
and, after passing thru an ln,rleato noc.."'·ork ot
they knew nol what., they wore led up to a •brine
where they were mado to swear eternal teah.y to
tho Arenaltet. They were then atulled with
ambrosial saw-dua\ and ¥iven a ride upon a headleu creation thU answered lor a goat. Tho vietim was then conducted tbru tho nether '1\'0rld, a.nd
finally brought up u a place where the marble ·
bearl and the ley mitt were osteoded to him by a
pan master a\ the ar\. Just. as the victim wall
beginning to envy tho IUo or a socially Inclined
saw-duBL doll tho bandage wao removed and he
was 1>ennltted to join tho "gladsome throng."
Alter all had been Initiated ancl tho net-work
had been solved, thoorches,ra ailruck up a Lwo-steJ'
aod danelnr..m.ade tbe 1111!4Lp.JOJLall too qulekly.
The ladies oerved lc:e cream and wafers which
proved more sallolactory (to tho boyo at least)
lban the ambroBial deeootlon. While enjoyrnenl
was still rile. lhc lights winked and tho party was
ended. Foronoo tho F'orumites ond Athcneumltos
ag.-1-ln vollng It an enjoyable oceaslon.
- lKKY.
A question lor the Review Geography Cla11 to
think about.-"Explaln why the •lreets o l Steveos
Polnurc laid ouua tbey are".
THE NORMAL POI-NTER.
98
Published mon1Wy by the s tudents ol the slxlh
StoiO Nonnal School. Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
\VIlh tbis Issue, tho lust or lho sohool ycor,
Tut' PotNTI'!tt starr concludes Its o l!oo·ts to please
the many readers or the Pointer and rei Ires from
tbe field or journalism, bequeathing lhc best of
good •·Ill to lu suooessors.
Wo have Jrled to make Tm; POIN'F&II In !net
what I~ Is in lhcory, a journal published by ll•e
Entered at the post oOI<:e M Stevens Point a
sccoml class mall matter.
'"students for tho students. Its columns ho vo not
been used to furthor ~ cause of nny fuel ion or
MAY 15, 1003.
Tor•& of Subscrlptloa- Loeal delivery 50cenls
Jer annurn, payable In $d,·anee. Post. OCtke de--
Ihery 75oents Per annum.
Single oopies lO eents.
EDITORIAl. STA~·o•.
J. •:own< t'ULTS, '00 .............. •;.mor-ln·Chler
\Vl-LUAW A. AUt-:R, '00 .. .... . .... Literary Editor
E>lxwr H. ~liLitS, '06 .. .. ... . . ... Aihlclic Editor
JOLlA 8. ANOf!RSON, '0.) . .. Editor Jolly Columns
J. HOWARD BHOWNE, '06 ... . ... ...... . ... . Censor
GmROK J. BAKF.R, '06 . ........ Exchange Editor
EotTU M. lllu.., ' 00, .. I
Loeal •;.lit
BAROLU CoLvm,
·o:;, f ·· · · · · · · · · · ·
ore
NHLUK Ba&.~NAN, '~ ..•• •Training Department
A rnA )J. $B£RMAS, '(.\·• ..... . . .. Art Department.
W. EUOE.'<I'! S.!ltTU. '04 .• •. .• ....• Alumni Editor
JOHN •·· MORSE, ·oo........ ... . Business Manager
Gf!RUARD GE.~I!LL, '06,}
GUY \V. MALLOil\', '05, Assistant.
JOHN J. \VYSOOlU, '01,
Business llaoagers
PltP..s.S ASSOCIATlOS.
LoRON D. SI•ARKS, 'Oi"• •••••••••••••••.•• Preslden\
JOHN f". MOH.St:, '06 .. . ... ...... .... .. Treasurer
JESSI£ ... EIE'r/.>:1., 'OiL •.••••••••.••••. Secrelary
Address all lll<lrary material to lhc Editor-In·
Chler, and all business (."()mrnunlcntions to the
Buslne88 Manft~er.
Inell vidual, but they hive been administered whh·
out fear or favor. If "'0 havothought.thnt. n thinS{
wao right we have unhesitatingly given Crt.'<llt:
and II we have thought IbM It was wrong, wo have
as unhesitatingly made kno"·n our po•ltlon.
In !ihort we htuo s1orl\•en perslst.ontly to make.
tho Pointer entertaining
Careful managem(.'DI b,.. enabled TaP. Poi:<Tr.R
to mako a May appearance this year.
Tal< SUMMUM, which 1s now being 11repared lor
publication by tho Senior Class, promises to eclipse
all our previous school annuals.
nowAy; to make
gesUons, or othorwlso rendered asslst:,noo, •·o
acknowledge our ftPI>redatlon.
We are often told wha\ an advantage h h1 to
attend a nonoal school lbat Is located In a larger
clly. But is IL oo 1 Theoretically, yes; Jrructlc·
ally, no. Wbat's I he point~ Just thls- shrdcnts
do not as a body take advantage or Urolr oppor·
lunilles. They ~rebound up In tiro interests tlu•t
tho normal hos to ol!er and they do not taku
advantage or what tho largo or small city has 10
ol!er, be It much or lln!e. It la..nol ncoossary
to go to Milwaukee or Oshkosh to vlsll pl•ce• or
interest.
TORIAL
~~nd
Volume X. record tho do logs and onlt"ror lho lllo
of Uoe acbool. Whether we h~'·e sucoeeded or no1
Is lor you to judge.
To 1ho3e students and members ol tho lucuily
who have contrllu!..ted rMterlal, r:h•en kindly sug·
We h&Ye tn St<wens Point. many man·
ulacturlng plants that would proOt many or us to
vl81t. Some of us have novor seen •uolteu troo,logs aawed Into lumber, lumber made Into boxe•
and furniture, rags and 'wl'od made Into J>OI><'r,
or Ibe 41 brewed; yeiOPJ>OrLunl~y Is at hsnd.
Som<l or tho place. that mlghl 00 visited "'""
proftt are lbe Iron loundrlea. paper mills, saw
milia, lurnhure factory, box factory. wall paper
factory, brewery 0 llrlntlng onlces, eloolrlo llghl
and t>O•·~r
plaot,
oon,ral teJephono stMlon,
grAphiiO plant, automatic cradle lactoo·y, etc.
Why not fonn vis iting clubs or go oo u JlCrHon·
ally conducted tours" and thus exerelse our
po...... or observallon?
9!1
THE .NOR:II AL J>OTNTER.
It Is Indeed with a curious commingling of
emotion.s that. the ~osor es5ays for the las' time
to eommuno with his critical nature.
Such com·
muoioo ba.s ever been conduehe to tho develop-
meal of the i>Owers of unbiased criticising-In
seasoo or out of season. To ~ In sn•on Is 10
be In style, but be the criticisms In season or
out, tho censor hopes there will atleaet be some.
thing In them and that you can get something out.
There once was a jolly young censor
Who attempted to be a dlsp<lnscr
or humor and wit
That ocexslons would ftl ;
But he found that bls wit
was soon spent, sir.
Ho inquired of his frlcods
whal to clo, sir;
And they said, " Well it we were
like you, sir,
We would not lend our wit
But -.·e would censor it.
And make our jokes good but
qut~
few, alr.
Spring Is the time when all natural growths
beglo to bud- love and genius and IMplratlon.
Young Jo•e's swoe&. dream ha.s transported a
number of our mo51 staid !rleods. We had
thought them lOO Ormly grounded In the art o l
dreaming to be thus atrecled by eomnambullsm.
' Tis sweet to dream but some•hal fatiguing If
one persiJ!ls In walklog while dolog It I
Pockets:
Some one (tho namo Is lorgotlen) hao been
quoted as saying thai a young man sllould never
thrust his bands loiO bls paekel8 unless he Is
cold or philanthropic. All the members of our
faculty are not old, and surely they are not c<>ld
when lbey addreso the !lchool. We therefore In·
fer thai they are very phllao~hroplc.
"Now whether I~ be Philanthropy, o r frigid
Ongers, or thinking loo precisely what IO ny,"
In sooth we can not tell. We might pro,•e whlcl•
lslho motive but ~·Ill le~ tho speculative decide.
Tho mao who studies with his eyes Ia naturally
subjcciiO mind wanderlng-<>SI>eclally In May!
To go forward relative to the things about uo
we must progress faster than they ; to go back·
ward In the same relation we need but stand still .
There are varlou• ..·ays of lolling a siOry.
The method wltb wblch we must all ex1>eet 10 becomo acquainted I• the method oltolllng II "over
t~.nd
O\'er."
Seniors:
Farewell ! Remember lbat ours Is an ago olin·
dlvlduallsm In thought aod action. Therefore,
younjt mon, be no~ solicitous 10 bear lbo burden
ol two Individualities.
Some are light and
others havo much weight In their social spheres.
Girls, do not. be too anxious to allow your roapooslblllly lbru your lndlvlduallly 10 be as·
sumed by another. To think deeply we muslfee1
deeply. Hence, think first and tool afterward.
Allow your lrleod and meniOr to exhort you thai
you give thinking precedence. To feel deeply
leads 10 deeds, consequence profound.
Sucoe&a 18 a personal mattctr. A mao 'a aucocsa
becomes a part ol his nature, an element of hit
character. That which luis the greale&l and mool
lmporlaot el!ecl upon the lndlvlc!ual'a mind llu
In his own power to deleMOinc.
The struggle measure3 what we have achieved
Aa Is the etrort, so the victory.
Hopo.
When deopeal gloom enshrouds thy bark In
mlatyllgbl
And faintly, far away ftlckers ~ur guiding. light,
When Tempest's surging seas around thy haven
roar,
.
While wloged Rope fea rs not bul speeds before.
T IIB NOHMAL POINTER.
100
•'**-"• L+0+e+1\+L. +S
FOURT H OUARTt;R .
Flr81 Week.
Henry Huh-erson who is Wlu:bhl)C uL Milhulol'(",
waa a visitor on Thursday.
Pro!. SAnford went to Orand Rapids on i•rtdoy~
Lo ""' •• judge In a debate thbL evening.
A quartette composed or A. J. Miller, Fred.
Walker, Morton Edwards and n enry Hah'er•on
favored tbe school with th...,., woll rendered num·
bora on· Tbursday morning.
The game ol basket ball played In tho gymna·
slum Friday evening between tho S. P. N. · and
tho Athlet1011 resulted In a cleelded •·ictory lor the
Iauer.
IL hao been some time since anything has been
given at tho school which was so thoroughly
e!lioyed and generally apprec:laled as wu the
recital given by Edward Ba>tter Perry. All who
beard him are congratulating thotnsolves on being
present, and all who did not are sorry they did
ooL come to hear hltn.
Fred. Walker has returned to complete his
course In Juno.
Socoa4 Wook .
Mlu Bolen Beln was a vltiLor Thursday morn·
In g.
A lew or tho boys are out this week alter school
lor Irick work.
Proo. Pray gave the school a very interesting
talk Thursclay morning on tho "History or tho
Postal Service in the U.S."
Oto ·wednesday morning Pro!. Bacon gave tho
studont.a a talk on his tl'lp acrol! the continent
!rom Seallle, Washl~gtOn, to tho eastorn coast or
Maine. Rio d&serlptlono were very vivid and
pleasing. The studcnto appre<>lated tbla talk
thoroughly.
A glorious •ICLory lorthe S. P. N. Junior deba·
Loro. A unanimous decision or the judges · in
favor ol tho S. P. N. J~nloro lll06.
Third Wook .
TbeTeonls association meL this week and eleeled
the following om~ri: Preoldent, Pro!. Culver;
Secretary and · Treuuror, C. ~lorloo t:dwardo;
~
·~·
Executive commltlee, Pro!. Olson, Harold Culver
nnd t.:dith M. IIIII.
About. twcu&.y·O\•e sood beds have bt.oen ltl&de
and planted on lho back campus to be used by
tho class In agrlcullure.
:.Jr.ny studenlO are,Wiercsted In tho number and
nrioty o r tho birds fbls season. Some ha•o the
pleasure or being able to recognize as many as
sow!-n&.y-Hve classes.
Tho Choral Club gave a recoplloo lor Mlos Fink
~·rtday o•·onlng. Tho musical numbers by the
Treble Clef Club, Boys' Octette and C. E. Octctte
were very pleasing. Miss Fink was p...,senled wllh
a band86me signet ring from tho Choral Club In
appreelallon or her et!orts lor them.
PoMrtll Weok.
A number or studento are out or school on aeeounl
of mumps. __
Harold Culver Is out or school on accounl or
an Mtack ol typhoid lever.
John Or11Hth 1 the actor, gave tho students a
short talk on the plays or Shakespeare and some
ol the great actors ol them, Monday, He played
In ~lacbeth that evening.
Tbe Seniors are go log Lo glvetbo play "Belween
the Acto" lor their cla14 play. The members or
tho cast have been assigned parts by Howard
Welly. ·
Pro!. R. W. Pringle ol tho Appleton public
schools wu al the school on l:lleaday and gave
a shorl talk Lo tho oludeOis at morning enrclseo.
Mr. Pringle Is one ol the board ol omclal visitors
Lo Normal schools.
A number of new t-rees and sbrub.s havo been
se~ out oo
Lbocampua, aod vl068 have been planted
nearthebulldin&'1 all df-.,whleh will help Lo beau·
Illy tho building and grounds In a lew more yean.
Tbe large beds or purple and &"Old crocua arc
doing ni<M!ly this year.
Edward 0. Lange delivered hit flnal oration
!>"lore the school, Wednesday morning. Bit aubJf!CL was tho "Rise of Workingmen."
Mr. Garrity, or Oshkosh, who was a clanmato
Ol Mrs. Bradford while &ILendlng lbe Oshkosh
Normal, was a &'ue&l allbe school on Tuesda)··
)
Mr. 0-s·n (in Rev. geograpby)-Wha\ do we
study geography lor?
Miss P·r- ·r-To Jive more oom1Jietely.
Mr.O.s-n - Y-+-o. Is thaL wbM ~Jr. Bigelow
•aid?
Mlu P·r- ·r-No sir. We learned that In school
management.
A doctor, auendlng a wit who waa very ill,
apologiwd lor belnfllate one day, by saying be
ha<l to stop to sro " man thai had fallen down a
well.
"Old be 'kick ll>e bucket, doetor?" groaned the
lnco>·riflible wit. - - - - - Mr. 0-s·n- \Vhat Is mag,n hude ~
Prof. S· ·n·l·r ( In theory)- Attho oge of eight· • 0-o·g· E-1-s·n-Magnitude Is the sll<O of moll on.
een or ntoeteen a man either ralls In Jove or clso
Senior, In manual training department to slu·
gelS deeply interested in religion.
dent who hM just6nlobcd de~lgnlng baske.,_" Are
Studeot- 1 '\Vba\ happened lo you 4l that. :1ge?11 you a nQlural artist'!"'
Pro!. S· -n-1-r-Well--er-r-r-r I'm an exoopE
_ lcmentnry- "No, I am no art.Uloial one."
tlon.
Tom- u l clon'L knO'A' •·hether sheslngs or not."
Miss D-r-1>-e- (in pbyslca eta.. ) -The stream
Jaek- "Sho doesn't. l heard her."
goe• at the rate of three miles an hour.
Heard Ia tllo Hall.
Mr. 0-s-n-ln what direction Y
"Oh eumcrdoan."
Miss O-r-b-e-Why, down stream, l think.
"\Vacha •·anta me?"
Mr. C-11-ns (in second algebra) - What Is a
"\Vanta a.skcsumpln. \Varaoo Sunnynlte?"
11 lw8 wrhln le.t.ters."
complex fraction?
W-11-am T-y-or - A complex fraction Is one
"Aw kamorr. tnobeucrn that. fsaayab!'
th~t is all mixed up.
'' A•·quitcbortoolln.''
Mr.C-11-no-Evidently, then, this claS> Is a com·
''Alntarooltn. I!uu~yunwlllle.''
plex fraction.
''Ooze willie'/"
"Auer Wlllte."
· H-r-ld 1\f-r-ln (giving an oral composition) "\Varcbaxeeus ?"
r:ven at that earl1 age we had girl friends .
"Asklango.''
Miu E-m-nd-Sisters.
"Td'no watehcrtnkln bout."
H-r-ld M-r-ln (continuing bls aiOry)- " - - - - - and we eamed enough mooe710 take ourself
and-and-siiters 10 the circus.
·
Mlu F- -!<-What do we call sclenoo which Is
put in books?
Mr. St-a-.,....Scrlpture.
- -- -
Pro!. X.- What would you c:MI a man who
pretends 10 know every thing ?
Freshman-A professor.
"No bird Is aetually on the wing.
Wlogs are oo the bird."
''A.ak:mlle.s.·'
1Jezblnllstutrln yuh."
"lllllnLblo... tuftldmc. I no waLthna"'wklo bout.
11
'Sawl ovorscbooL"
''\Votsawlto,·erscbool ?"
"Oouchooanwllllo."
Oreataou.
Rightly 10 be great
ts no\ to stir wlUJout gn;at argumeot,
[lut grcMiy 10 6nd quarrel in a olraw,
"'hen honor'• at the ttake.- BAM.LET•
TH~ NORMAL POINTE!l.
102
DEAR PoiNT£11 FRIENDS :-1 suppose you aM koow 1 'm lnclloed IO laziness SO l need hardly
try 10 excuse myself for merely borrowlog an article when I was asked 10 Olllhe Alumni page.
Tbo request was for ao article about my work here ~bleb you will all acknowledge would ha\'C been
somewhat dry reading. Instead I have seot you lhlo poem ('/) wrhtan and lllusulraled by members
oBhct•·o Cooking Classes and 1 am sure you will all recognize at once tho "OlgoiOed Pedagog."
Only ono cui needs any explanallon·-lhat of myself ..and the nood-ancJ'?'m sul"0 Miss ~·Iorence
Pray will be happy 10 l;olk on that subject. The stanza which &<:COmpanied II was so " wlg;:ly and
polly woggy " - to quota lhe authors-thai It was cui out.- I. H. ~'&NWIOK.
Stranger dostthou bear lhem
Stranger, doot thou taste II 'I
Doslthou hoar their voices
Thro' the din and roar? •
Stranger OJ>e and enter 1
Sean ihe molley throng ! •
Seek each comely malden
As sbe trlps along.
'Tlo lemon In lho pie crustr-VIrglnla made II wrong!
Of the pie, Oh Slrangor,
Speak ln aecentslow,
Thro' the closed door,'-
Us contents on the O\•en floor
Old make a gruesome sho,.-.
~;~~~;rci~~!~~~X'd~ lbem
~~:~·:a~~~~:f.·b~lxlng
Mixing strange coocoetlons,
Pungent odora rise,
Through the very ceiling •
E'en un~ the Akles.
Sl-ranger, count the damsel&,
~il~~~~b~bo
Rather sour and nrong,
.
Chewing wisps of bayWisps 10 ~n the cookies,
Wlopo 10 ~llbe cake,
Or any luaelous mOM!OI
They may please 10 bake.
su·ana-er, cans'' thou bear h.
These wild 10enes bolo•· ?
~~~~ ~~e~·l.~h"~~
~!j3Jf,.,.lh::O ;~~e~ suds- ·
Till u~~~;:,"d!~~ r:!!~~;...
Strangor,dostlho~ smell II?
Tho lu$CIOU8 ruddlng burns
f.:!~·f!.~:!~ ~~~~~ •.
She's Ia ken her some baked heorl
Of what !• this thntgo 'I??
'Tis bul a way of asking,
" Bean's de.ares"! wtl\- be mtne •t"
Stranger, wouldsllhou think II?
'Tis tad Indeed IO tell
Of-many cake• or Bei•le'•
Tballn lbe mldalc fell.
Razol can make good <l.nes
But none can these beh04!,
They all~ro ur. toCharlotte,So 1100re1ly lit told.
.
Stranger, dosllhou leelll?
'Tis o. do.b of dough
Brush II oiT thlno e)'ebrow,
II In the bread mull go.
Eethel need• 10 learn ycl
How to knead good bread
DodJrO again! Oh Stranger,
f:re II smile l•lno head. ·
TH E XORMAL POINTER.
103
~'"'"".::_:--
~
......
Rags and bnnea and bollles
Stranger llslln wonder
To the deeds of Beth.
Under Fennle's guidance
She would work till deollh. 0
'Mabel, trim and stareby
In her apron ••hll&
Lest sbe should be tArdy
Coooos with morning's light. 0
~~i:'! ~~~:~~~~::1
Which DOW is qui lA> tho erazo."
Stranger, to the basement.!
Sclz.o a bu.ute,.axe,
St.range.r, make thine exic.
8
~1:;~~ d~!~~t•::d fi~ul's
Now are waxing high.
Lo, uf.'n the tbi-esbold
~'~!o~:b~l6~ha~~~O:.~~~y,
Begone!" quolbe be whh vlm.
Str•nger, woe belldo thee,
Dinner no"· is served,
Sit thee attbe table
In thy seat reserved.
Rest thee on thine elbows,
Tho' Miss Fenwick glowers,
VIew tho snowy linen
And the borrowed t!oworo.
Stranger, olp the e<>ektall
~~~~l.~~.-:~.:k:~~"'·
Chew wl•h drearl and awe.
Gnaoh upOn the French chops
Pluek a pars nip brown,
Sleze upOn a pickle
Reioz.e'- of renown.
Stranger, do no~ falter,
Clooo thine eyelids llghl,
For a dish approaehetb,
'Tis a tempting alibi.
Cleave tho plo asunder,
Ah ! a~ last It cracks.
Grind thy Ieeth to pOwder,
Thou eans'l DOl grind tho pie.
Conoeal It in thy pocket,
Ere the bosl&st apy.
Stranger, what is alllng,
whl that gba•htly glare ?
~ ~.ki~~'f~~~~g:.~~~.t~
1
Wblle yet 'tis 01 a distance,
Thou keelestln a •woonDomeotlc Science dinners
Have killed thee orr 1<> soon.
R. W.-V. D.- E. ~1.-0. C. VATES.
-rJlustraled by 0. C.
l(ey t• OaleUeN41 .llla41e.
I Tllllf I• tal~ ta aMI.ettt. •aDII~ot:rlpu H....,_.. Vlflil~
AtMkl ucl Dao~·• la.ff'rM,
S 0~ paf'dtod b7 ~rbfn..
! ~:tZ:=:,t{ ~~~~~~~~~
JMU
Lbe
.w.,. or the
departed..
: g:~~·;J!adH ~oM!'f~~ wont to prepare tH.ntr "-'rHb·
m~nLt for u~h or llltlr tO•Pallloa. ae ftre Mill cnladf11l of
Jna.manwanw..
i ~S::~:t~!t14~:'i! ~.!:-.!::-:aruh·etr t.o ••a
-~:.-:. o~:c,~~c ·-::,::.r; ~ -::~~~e,.,. ••, be
dl«"ernfod lo tbe lowf'r world.
10 Thla IUJ' bf. Pl11t.o.
11 Thlt .un:lllC dNC-rfpdoo or t11e •l.cl cow,... le vert
'a.rij;:f'ObMI7 e~olloot!d M a Ilea of • •P'f:,...l•r&lttreo,cl).
104
@eH1\NGES.
Olrls born with red hair always have red hair
until they dye.
- Ex.
fllrt,hman- " \Vbere Ja th~ b•4tn)f.n\ f"
on the third llonr. ''
-Ez.
Phy•l•• Teanher-"Wbalanswerdld you gel aa
to the wolcr pressure upon the dam~"
Pupil- " I b. .e not done lhe dam problem.''
- Ex.
~ohu•-."t:p
Student- 41 1 am indebted to ,-ou fur a Ill know. ·•
l"ro(t!"-"or- "Oon't ~ntlvo auch a ttifte."
•
-Ex.
1
' ( re.r, ' I said the potnR)('C. Stamp on the student's
teucr to hl11 father, '"I am notatlcklng to facu."
- Ex.
Proi.-Wba~ are you dolntr - leanolng anything?
Stud~o\.-No,
sir, I'm llaknln~ to rou.
-Til'& SCUOOI. BKLL EcHOES.
'Twbt optimist and t>ft:tlmltt
The dllfereoee Is droll :
The optimist the douahnul '"'"•
The pesslmln the hole.
-Ex.
th•n lho American mode o l IJIOliiOff."
"Sh&- Yett, Indeed! Take parlour, for Instance;
havlnll' " In II makes all the dllfereooe to tbe
wrorld .• ,
-Ex.
•·PI~a.te band me Re•lew of rt.•f.ftws " be aaid.,
The laodlady'a eyea did ftatb,
l'or another young boarder lookedabteollyup,
And oolemoly paned lhe huh.
- - - - - - -Tu r.
ADVANCE.
a ftea
In a ftue were lmprlaoned.
Now wbat oould I bey do Y
Said tbe a,, "Let ua !l~."
.. ~, \ll e,.," said the ftea .
So tber a.... lbt'OUJh
A Dow to lbe Due.
•••1
from the ftre, Tomm1, the
;.ea&IM!r l.!!in•& co1d.l'
Tomn,y- ul'm not
cold.''
~rmlng
./
tho •·catl,cr: l·m
- 1.-:x.
A S)'IIOflle•.
A baby I• a crier.
A erler Ia a mesaenrer.
A mectteoger Is ooe sent.
A ~nt I• not w-ortb ttro cent•.
A beby It out worth two oentt.
Practice Teec hor'a Fnorlro S.•rl•••t.
llo-.-'+1 am ra.&ber more in favor or the l-:ngHsh
A lly and
t•a~her-'·Cel
-Ex.
llepn -"l lblnk ~u.. De Blank to •ery ?Uile.,..
Jnn•• - "What cau""• you 10 lhlnk lhat? 1
never thot h~r ~o .•,
Repn-"1 mel her ou~ for a walk, 1hls at~r­
nooo, and atked II I might her home. Sbe
10ld yeo, I oould - ll lrom the top ot lhe blgb
Khool building: aod_that II watn't ..,._...,. to
ao any tarl.Mr."
-Ex.
Lito I• real, Lite Is earoeol,
And wo hoi"' lho gravo'• ilo I(Oal,
,..or, It-we have to teach In heaven,
Lord luwe mercy on our ~eou1.
- RoyAL PUIU'LK.
Llula Lucy Loekel
She hun•t aoy pockeiNo place to carry ao71hlntr at all ;
While Luoy'o brother Benny·
llo hac 80 v.-ry many,
In whluh to )>ul his marble~, top, or l>all,
Tho~ when he'o to a hurry
'Tio aoruellmet q~lte a worry
To ftod tbe one be wan1s among I hem all •
u.
Now •hr should Lucr Loekel
No1 have a liltle poclce'A handy llule pocke~~o her drcu?
And why ohould brother Benny,
Who doo•n't need •o many, • ·
llo lavored wilh a dozen more o r leu f
The reaaon, II 10u leoow It,
Be kind enough to sbow ll,
f'or really •tla a puzzle, I coolus :
-f:a.
(
Badger Drug Co.
We intite yon to open
an account with us.
D~UGGISTS
Do aot fH-1 &t. all Mtkwatd
above. wtl.q- for latorwatloa
f'OQC.roiac o•r ~ of ~
fth1Df depotlw. o.r nle. ror
ope.aJac MltOUU. CHit MUDf't
& C11EMISTS
P rescriptiol)s our SpecIalty.
I1UYLE~"S
of 1Uk1., 1oau. oor n.lf'rf of to..
._.,.._ To maay tbe bu&lUN
ot N.Jktar 11 eomtcblnl or a
CANDY.
Ooo't forget to get a Key.
•JMery.
W• a N aJwaJ t Clad to uplala
c.o o.r
~"
&AJUlac tMor
do aot riH.IIy •JKI.trtUad. •
Buck & Barrows Co.,
First :National Bank,
NEW OOODS.
Stenaa Pelat, YIJ.
Latest Styles Itt Fine Millinery.
:M:ai.n. &'t:ree't.
C. G. IU.CNISB, At Ye Sign of Ye RED SHOE.
Bas a GeeD SH0E Reputation. Try Him.
SHOES ONLY .
109 Stro na8 Avenue.
H . E. FROST.
PHOT0CR~PHER .
r:~:~:~:.
- etnu:..~~~:~
I
MY PHOTOS WILL
PLE:I=tSE. YOU.
STUDIO:
II
SIS Stroots Ate.,
Chicago-:"
St. Paul,
Minneapolis,
Asbian~ Superior,
•
Duluth.
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i Citizens' Tonsorial Parlors,
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BATH ROOMS IN CONNECTION•
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OFFICE OF
1\TL1\S e1\SU1\LTY <20MP.l\NY
L11KE MII,.LS, WIS.
Corner C~rk &nd Cl\urcl\ Sts.
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TAB LARGEST AND MflST eflMII'LB T B
:JIII.V~IN SlrHf-•
PRIN TING OFF I C E
Dry Goods ' ::'~~~~~~b~os.
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Containing alllateststyiC$ ohypeand last
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poster. Printing In all modern laoguaees.
Mapzlacs a act Porlo41cala a Spec ialty.
Eotlmatcs furnished on application. Let
us 6gure on your printing. +
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J. Wf>RZALLA'S Sf>NS,
Pul>llahora aacl Gcaoral Book aacl Job Prlator&
Corner Main and Third Sis.
8tovct1 1t Polnt,
W Jitcon aln.
J. WORZALLA &: SONS,
WE CAI\1\Y A LAI!OE STOCI( Of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
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Dr. J. M. BISCHOFF,
_ Den.tts:t.
Crown and Bridge Work a Speci ally .
Lady In attendance. Cor. Malo St. • Strongs a.·e.
P. 11. SeUTHWU!K, M. 0.,
P}zpsician and Sur:geon.
Telephone 32.
Sl)oes, Mots al)d Cops.
SU.rtna l'olal,
G&M'IS' FURHISHI!lGGOODS, WATCHt:S, CWCKS, JEWELRY.
I • coa•ccttoa wlttt oa r J•wotr)' do.-rt•e•t we
abo ra.-lr Wate:llt•·· Ctoc.kt, ••4 J owofry, ••4
. .ara•t" all wo rk t o be rl"'t-cla»- Ottr Price•
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lowuu .• befo••d a-o)"WIIIu••
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All tood•llarht1 I• PJal•
0{6 Cbureh Sroot.
W18e01Uln
a . s. ELLEN-ll\lOQD,
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Blcyclo Repairs and Suodrtca
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Wheels mado to order +
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H2 STRONOS Avllfl~~NS, POINT WI~.
,ancwJ•"!JrO~aoQx~·MI~te 1
Phps12i11.1f:f,gtfA0 ~geoJ4,
Oflloe Hours 1 and i p. m.
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313 Main Stroot,
stairs. - Res. Curran Sousr
up
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Ola•.e• Aooura~UIY"aod Scienlllltally t'hted.
' J . W. BIRO, M. 0, .
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Ollk.'<', -l.i~
Speelal~lU ~
~lain St.
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to StudentJJ.
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StoVOt18 P ola t , Wis.
H0USE,
W. H. WILSeN,
D. D. S.
Kuhl's Block
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,., JACOBS, Prop.
ALCO~N ,
M. D. ,
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Leading Hotel iu City.
Eye, Ear, Nol!lle and Throat.
Stol'e•e Pot•t•
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Stationery, Books and School Supplies.
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Dr:.F. ·A.·WALTERS.
Cor Ellis ·and Church.
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MOLL-ROTHMAN CO.
Tho mo81 cornpleto
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DRY GOODS
To be f o und In th e City
Who's next? U
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Dr. G. M Houlehan,
-~Nelson's
Barber Shop
118 • •TJ11R,D STR,EET.
DENTIST.
Onr Postomce.
StaJeJS Poi.DI, lis.
a..<:> TO
:Embroidery S ilks, P illows, P atter11s
CHICA'.OO 'CLOTHIN6 ST9RE.
And all Malerlal lor laney Work Pau.,roo.
We carry a nice Uno or Tailor Made Clothing.
HATS. CAPS. BOOTS aad S HOES.
ijrlck, Lime a11d Ceme11t
:: .:~·!~'i::' tbe largest stocl<.
4 10 Mala St.
but we carry
1. SHAFTO,., Prop.
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147 Mal• St.
FOR SALE AT
LANGENBERG'S,
CHINESE LAUNDRY
Guarantees First-Class Work
PBTT,
OBALB. . II'I
Pucy ud StaJle
GROCERIES.
Fine Fruits a Speglalty.
AND CHEAP.
1006 Dhlelo• t .
Gilds called for a1d dei1Yered.
J. :rv:&JR.ol!lr,
116 STRONOS AVE.
.-rt lo made ol
the bel<' ot whoJ&.
materials. H
lo a madll-mlxed
bread and lo !reo
from eootamloatlon
In mblnr and band·
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Buy oul y
BENNETT' S
BREAD
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ff.R.~~ET.
622 El..LIS ST.
G. W. CAT&, G. M. 0ABL,
Raolne Underwear Mills
Uttdenrear •ade 10 order.
Qua lily, Worltma~biJI&nd Fit Guaranteed.
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HACK A.. D BAOOAOI!.
Cor. Normal ave. and N. Third 11. Tel .68.
STEVENS POINT, WIS.
C . S. B OYINGTON & CO.
DBALBRS IN
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458 Main St .
c. F. URTIN & 00.,
Leading Photographers,
Offtoe ...... Cit'--' ...,.._.. a..k.
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J. S. P I PB.
CITY LIVERY AND TRANSFER LINE.
F111ts, Ytzeta•tu, CtlltctiMery, Clpn, TMicu. Etc.
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PHOTO STOCI OP ILL mDS.
) fouldingg and Frames.
114 S. Third St .
fltf\NK roDAGtt-i SON.
FRESt1 . SfiLT
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and S M OI(ED
1\tTEAT&.. .
320J~St•
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P . WOZ N ICKI
W:. B . BVCKINCHR:M:
(!Sor.u:wrs
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FIQE I NSURANCE.OORNER CLARK ST. and STRONG AVf:.
DEALER IN.
High Grade Bicycles.
General repairing prompll7 dooe. Blc7cle Lher7.
OITe "'"a call.
0221'1. T1olr4 St.
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