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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-09-13
THE NEW COURT HOUSE.

Where erstwhile sad indifference reigned,
Dilapidated, weather-stained
Old temple of our county's law
Outlived its mission as a court,
But subject for the strangers sport
And pretext for the punsters saw
There now shall rise in massive style
The new, the better, grander pile
Designed and built for OUR age,
To shelter Blackstone, Storey, Choate,
Cooley and Webster's legal code,
And help develop future sage.
Here Justice stern, but clad in love,
Shield innocence, and dwell above
The meaner attributes of men;
Here misunderstanding holiest art
Befriend its clients and impart
True worth to word of mouth and pen;
And here ignoble shyster's name
BE e'er debarred, TO hide In shame
AWAY from out this hallowed DOME
Nav HE who overrules the rules
filings and narrow minded schools
Make this pure honors noblest home!
We build in here the names ofmen
OF other days-of brightest ken;
The fathers OF our cherished town
OF Waldron. Wilson, "Knick'* and koon;
OF genial Dickerson-toos soon
Clad in the higher jurists' gown.
And then the men of sterling WORTH
The pioneers who sailed forth
our county's wild woods to subdue;
Who bravely wrested from the earth
Subsistence and a freemans hearth
From NATURES storehousc full and new.
OF Blackmar, Holloway and Cook;
Good Squire Thomas-who forsook
Adventure for the Justices seat
OF Whelan, Falley, Underwood
French, Everett, and the rest who stood
Fer bulwarzs gainst our towns defeat
Winscr and Manning, Emory,
ola doctor Beebe-"Jim" Mckee,
REYNOLDS and Mead, Rice, Olney, Lord,
Webb, Chamberlain and McIntyre
Fisher and Ferris, Chandler, Dyer,
Bec<hardt, Chase, Hammond, Samm and Ford
And shall we drop kindly tear
For him who loved to revel here,
Who fills an exile's distant grave?
our Indian brother old Baw Beese-
The white mans friend, and ever these:
Kind, honest manly, true and brave.
Then, now that 1.-THE cement is spread
That binds this" corner to its bed
Symbolic of the perfect whole
God bless our county-allits parts
Farmers, mechanics merchants, arts,
With human love in every soul
So when hereafter, far away
Men shall again-some future day
Remove these stones, to build anew,
May not one stain mar any stone
In this new temples glorious zone,
But all be spotless, bright and true?
GEO. B. GARDNER
@Knickerbocker.
Written Hillsdale, Aug. 1898, and read al
laying of the corner stone OF the new Cour
House, Aug. 2i 1898
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g. III. Chairman.

at the Mammoth Shoe Store, the only
Old and Reliable Shoe House in Hills
dale, undersell all competitors, quality
and prices considered. l am the
only House that sells the pure gum gold
seal rubber goods which, will wear as
long as any two pairs Of common rubbers
1t Is the Shoe House to break the COM
bination prices on the Lambertville Snag
proof Rubber Boots and Overs. Call and
convince yourselves, and save money,
Remember l do not sell shoddy goods
or worthless trash.
5S Howell ST., sign of goldboot.
Hillsdale, Mich.
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PlTTSFORD.

SEPT. 10-Fred SllverDail, of Tennes-
see, is visiting bis mother for few days.
John Campen and wife have returned
from their visit TO their sons In Nebraska
Clyo Phillips, Of Ransom, was In town
on business Thursday.
Fred Williams, of Adama, was In town
a short time Thursday.
Hiss Ruth Rumsey Is teaching In the
town house district this fall.
The ladies' benevolent society OF the
First Congregational church met at the
church Thursday and Friday afternoons
to tie comforts.
Mrs. ]. B. Wilson Is entertaining her
SOD, Lorep, and family, Of Ohio, for a
few days.
Miss Maria Bsardsley is the guest Of
Mrs. Jas. VanMartsr, of Church, this
week.
Miss Della Taylor, of Osseo, was In
town on ber wheel Thursday.
A new board walk has been built In
front OF the Webster block this week.
There will be no preaching services
st the w. III. church tomorrow morning
and evening as the pastor Is away at
conference.
Mr.. Shrivers is In attendance at the
G. A. r. encampment at Cincinnati, o.,
this week
Fell Hsws returns TO his homo at Free
mont, o to-day making the trip On his
wheel.
Orsou Garrison, of Hillsdale, was In
town on his wheel one day this week.
Mrs. Constable 10 laid up with q brok-
en- leg caused by fall from her wbesl.
Frank FOust and wife expscs to move
TO Air Line Junction in the near future.
Mrs. j. Z. Turner, OF CISCO, visited
friends in this place yesterday.
G.. A. Powell was in Jackson Saturday.
Rev. G.. w. Crawford, Of Ogden Cen
ter, VISA in town one day this week.
Miss Bertha Bailey Is home from a
short visit with friends at Jackson.
Miss Cora Briggs, of Osseo, begins
teaching in the Boley district Monday.
Eugene Spencer is home for few
days vislt.
{. A. Powell returns to Detroit Mon
day where he will resume his studies.
Miss Mae Newell gave reception last
evening ia honor of Fell Haws aud VILE,
of Fremont, o. There were nearly forty
present. 1t was very enjoyable occa-
sion.
Mrs. Cattele returned to her home at
Mendon Thursday after an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. j. E.
| Chivsrs.
Harvey Reed expects company from
Hoytvills next week.
Misses Ola and Arta Lockwood, OF
Four Towns, were callers in this village
one day this week.
Miss Grace Perrin will hold forth In
the Skuse district this fall beginning
Monday.
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SAND LAKE.

SEPT. 10.-School commences In this
district next Monday with Arthur Pierce
at the helm.
Lewis Gregory commenced welding
the rod In the Warren district last Mon
daY.
Misses Bessie and Lena Tyler and
Nellie Schick commsnce1 school at
JoDesville last Monday.
Earl Norris aud Miss Sarah Morgan
will commence attendance at the Col
lege next Tuesday.
Master Paul Nance spent this week
with his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Moore, at Center Adams.
Mrs. Mary Burse, of Center Adams,
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For fine watch repairing, Rowley keeps
first class workmen and has been estab
lished in Hillsdale for years. Having the
time service for L. s. 81 M. 8. II. r. keeps
a railroad clock with second hand for
close regulation, especially for fine
UQtphns
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-09-13
spent Wednesday with her daughter,

spent Wednesday with her daughter,
Mrs. Eva Older.
V. Warren and family have entertain.
ed relatives from Chicago this week.
Miss Florence Nance spent last Sun
day with Rachel and Mauds Moore at
Adams.
Mr., and Mrs. Gettings and dauthter,
Hattie, attended the street fair at Cold
water yesterday.
G. Chase, OF East Adams, was a caller
at this place Thursday evening.
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We will pay salary of $50 per week
and expenses for a man with rig to intro
duce our Poultry Mixture In the country
Only good hustlers wanted. Reference.
Address, with stamp, Eureka Mfg. Co,
502 Mo. Ave-, East st. Louis, Ill.
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Cheap Excursion to Cleveland.

The Olin family excursion to Clevs-
land, o., and Buffalo, N. Y, will be run
over the Lake Shore & Michigan South
srn railway, September 20. Special
trains leave Hillsdale at /: 80 p. m ,
round trip rate to Cleveland SO 90 to
Buffalo So 20. Tickets good thirty days.
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People wishing to visit the east should
remember the cheap excursion over the
Lake Shore 81 Michigan Southern rail-
way Sept. 20 to Cleveland and Boffalo.
Time of train and rates given in another
column of this paper.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-09-13

To stick things use MAJORS CEMENT
Peware!! Take no substitute
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-09-13

Everything first class at Lambert
Wood 81 Wells market near post Office.
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WE DO NOT WISH
TO BOAST,

- " oO4A04S
But we are pleased with the elegant bust
ness done during the p st year. The following
is the list of sales and represents the year
business Of c. s. Wolcott's Music Store. w
II. Woodward, Head Salesman:
SMITH 81 BARNES PIANOS.
John Msnning, Jonesville.
G. j. Knapp, North Adams.
Willard Wyman, North Adams.
John Boyer, Jonesville
Joseph Paquette, Addison.
l.. Locklin, North Adams.
w. II. Tallman, Hillsdale.
II. Decker, Hillsdale.
Eunice Crisp, North Adams.
Clyde VsnPatten. North Adams.
II. l.. Whitney, Hillsdale.
Grace Scrivens, North Adams.
Kate Klein, Homer.
Jacob Beck, Hillsdale.
OTHER MAKES.
}. s. Shanks. Hillsdale. Weser.
Christopher ShultE Hillsdale, Weser.
Thos. Castle, Hillsdale, Knabe.
George Blossom, Jonesville.
T. K. Whitney. Hillsdale, Kimball.
j. j. Leavy, Hillsdae
Orestus Cheney. Hudson, Kimball.
j. w. Lamont, Hudson, Hinze
T. n. Johnson, Coldwater. Kimball.
w ID. Crosby, Hudson. Kimball.
NJ. L. Abbey, Hudson, Kimbal!.
A. j. Warner, Hillsdale, Whitney.
j. /. Peck. Hudson, Whitney.
Anna f. Miller, Jackson, Hinze.
Nav Howlapd, Hillsdale, Valley Gem,
VIM. Ashley, North Adams, Whitney.
Irving Hayes, Hillsdale, Hinzo
ORGANS SOLD.
c. B. Fisk, Jonesvllle.
Miss Lizzie Harnden, Hillsdale.
G.. w. StOrt. Burr Oak.
A. A. German, North Adams.
w. p. VanWormer Hillsdale.
Ira Buck Hudson.
John H. Hagerman, Montgomery.
Chester Hutchins, City.
Clark Baker, Hilsdale.
VIM i. Trip, Hillsdale.
John Eldred, Allen.
q. VI. Sweeney, Cambria.
g. +. Colluck, Hudson.
G. Richardson, Cambria,
Ernest Hinkle City.
Emma Uoskins, Bronson.
Chas. Richardson, Bronson.
HOza Harris, Bronson.
G.. NJ. Harrington, Hillsdale.
Bion Miller. Jonesville.
VIM. GOfoTth, White.
Claude NTH, Camden.
J. NJ. Snyder Hillsdale.
III. G. Cordrey, Hillsdale.
Mr.. Cnlbertson, Frontier.
Warren johnson, Pittsford.
r. Chapman, Batavia
Frank Mills, Batavia.
w. Simmonds, Batavia.
VIM. Holbcn Litchheld.
John Petrie Bankers.
VIM. Trayer, Hudson.
Frank RIckerd, Jerome.
B. G. Lake North Adams
A. j. McCutcheon, Ransom.
James Fry, Wheatland.
Chas. RuRgles, Bronson.
Geo. ii. Walters, Mates n.
J.. A. Lamphere, Frontier.
Geo. Weatherwax, Hudson.
C.S WOLC0TTS
Music HouS
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The Soldiers Welcome.

The reception rendered the soldier
boys last Saturday afternoon was a
great success. The court house was
filed with friends and relatives.
Judge Pratt presided and made o
very pleasant Introductory talk, and
was followed by Mayor Porter, who
ia few we'll chosen words welcomed
the boys home. To this welcome
Lieut.. Tucker responded, and made
an interesting talk on the experience
OF the company. His remarks were
listened to with a great deal of in
tereet. Revs. Mann and Shockley
made short addresses OVERLOOKING
with patriotic utterances. The exer-
cises were interpreted with music by
Misses Nipps, Stretton, Page and
Hugunin, while Mrs, Perkins OF Kir-
WIN delighted the audience with her
rendition of an original song entitled
THE Sinking Of the Name"
AT $50 the boys and their lady
friends assembled at the G.. A. r.
hall, where they were treated the best
of everything obtainable in this vi
cinity The soldiers were delighted
with the treatment accorded them,
and feel that our people appreciate
their effort to uphold the dignity Of
our common country. In the evening
the "kids" gathered big pile of box
es and had a hot tune Of their own.
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II. A. Harmon Going Away.

We very much regret to announce
the departure of II. A. Harmon who
probably will move away early in
November. Mr. Harmon has beef in
business here for many years, and nc
man stands higher in public estlma-
ton than does he, Whether in bus.
mess, socially or fraternally he has
proven himself to be the best OF men,
The city can i'll afford to lose hun.
Mr.. Harmon has. not fully decided
upon his new location, but will 60
either to Hallam, Nebraska, near
Beatrice, or to Oedarville, Kansas
Wherever 1t may be the best wishes
Of our people will go with him.
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Ills Lie Was Saved.

Mr.. j +. Lilly, prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo =, lately had q wonder
deliverence from frightful death, In
telling Of it he says; 81 was taken with
typhoid fever that ran into pneumonla.
My lungs became hardened was 80
weak that l couldn't even sit up in bed.
Nothing helped me. / expected soon
to die with consumption, when heard
Of Or. Kings New Discovery. One
bottle gave great relief. l continued
to use it, and am now we'll and strong
l can't say too much in its praise"
This marvellous medicine is the sur6St
and quickest cure in tho world for ill
Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular
sizes 30 cents and S1.0O. Trial bottles
free at Geo, James q Co.'S drug store,
Every bottle guaranteed,
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Program

OF the Phillipsburg, Saturday, OCT.
%, 1898.
1;SO p. m Opening exercises
Current Events" recited in response
to roll call.
School District Libraries" Ira L.
White, Woodruff.
Discussion-Miss O, j. Mather, Agra,
Miss Ellen Nash, Long Island.
"The Sphere Of the Language Book"
Prin j. N. Banks, KiIwln.
DisCusGion-W. w. Warner, Dana,
Miss Gussie Arnold, Phlllipsburg.
Importance of History in the Com
mon School Course" Miss Laura
Grubb, PhIllIpsburg.
DIscussion-Prin. 9. e. Lowe, Long
Island, I. M. Sullivan, Speed.
1.-THE Relation of the N. W. X. 4,
Association to Our County Ass ocla-
tion," Prin. f. H. Baker, Logan.
Dlscusslon-Prin. A. B. Dixon,
Agra, Miss Nettie Barber, Kirwln.
Business Meeting Election Of off,
Cers.
BY ORDER OF Elk COMMITTEE.
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Buy your musical instruments at
Harmon's.
Mrs. Phil Albaugh and son are
at Beloit for a weeks visit.
Il. A. Ohamplin is down in Meade
county after 500 head of cattle.
Pigs feet, tripe and fresh kettle
rendered lard at Dunn & DuvalI's.
Money to loan on farms in small
amounts at Phillips County Bank.
We give our readers this week a
supplement full of good things. Read
it carefully.
The very best grades of paints
and oils, cheaper than the cheapest,
at Harmon's drug store.
Jacob Nipps returned last nj ght
from months visit with relatives in
the neighborhood of Omaha.
F rankin Academy begins Sept
6, 1893. Send for catalogue to A. O.
Hart, Principal, Franklin, Nebr.
100000 bushels of wheat wanted
in large or small quantities by French
& Hahnenkrstt, the Hardware deal
ers.
Charles MCGEE who has many
friends here is very sick at Fairbury.
His condition is considered most
critical.
George Young has rented his
home to Conductor Bagley and will,
with Miss Lpttie, live over the store.
Mr., Bagley is from Goodlald and
expects to move here next week.
The goth Kansas is finally to 20
ta Manila and e4spelts to start at
once: The regiment now numbers 43
! officers and 1,12l men, not up to its
frll standard as sickness and death
rvs cut the number down.
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Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public
to know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering, The proprietors
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have CIV
en- away over ten million trial bottles
of this great medicine; and have the
satisfaction Of knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands Of hopeless cases -
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all
diseases of the throat, chest, and lungs
are surely cured by it. Call on James
& Co, druggists, and get trial bottle
free, Regular size SOC and $1.O0.--
Every bottle guaranteed, or price re-
funded. 8
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Niger head coal at

Niger mead coal at
Smiths.
The First National Bank will
make small farm loans,
"A new stock of steel ranges just
received at Theo. Smiths.
Mrs. O. B. Lane is in Omaha
drawn there by exposition festivities.
For Hog Cholera try Friants
Preventative, for sale at Harmon's.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Witwer returned
last week from an extended trip to
Ohio.
For cheap groceries go to N
Poling's, at the northwest corner of
the square, in the Red Front.
Where is Franklin Academg2
It Is in Frenklin, Franklin county,
Nebraska. Attend school near home.
DO not lose your hogs by cholera
as you can find sure preventative in
Frisnts Remedy at Harmon's Drug
Store.
Sunday night good shower fell
upon this section, putting wheat in
good shape. Fall work is getting on
rapidly.
w G. Hoffer, democratic candi-
date for congress, was unable to be
here this week, owing to sickness. He
will be here next week.
The "keep off the grass" of the
Coxey army time has been changed
by Janitor Heacock Of the court yard
to read keep on the walks"
Young man, put your money in
your head" but be careful in invest
ing it there as in lspds and chattels.
Write for catalogue of Franklin
Academy before investing.
j. S. Morse, Sr., is now prepared
to sell sewing machines and organs at
lower prices and on better terms than
any other reliable dealer IN this Sec
ion. See him for prices and terms !
Last Thursday Roy Mcdowell
got mixed up in bicycle and sustain
ed injuries about the head that caused
fears of fatal injuries. He soon re-
covered, however, and is now as we'll
IS ever.
WIN. NJ. Johnston of Ohio is in
the city for few days, the guest of
his SGD, D. 3. Johnston. Mr.. Johns
ton is no stranger to many of our
people, whose acquaintance he made
in former visit.
I: d. Thorton was called to Glen
Elder last week by the serious illness
of his mother. He was compelled to
return, owing to the annual settle
ment He greatly fears that his mot
hers sickness will terminate fatally
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For Sale: Choice seed wheat by
French and Hahnenkratt.
"A few small farm loans can be
made at the First National Bank.
There will be services at the
Baptist Church, Sunday next, morn
ing and evening at the usual hours,
There are two young men in this
city who know more about game laws
now than they did q week ago. A
single quail may cost $50.
The Northwest Kansas Teachers
Association meets IN this city on
Thanksgiving. A full programme
has been arranged for.
j. D. Holder was in the city for a
day Tuesday on business. He has
been transferred to q Kansas City
rim and will move there from Omaha.
Agent Drugs informs us that he
knows of no more cheap rate excur.
sions to Omaha, but hopes to arrange
for one more before the exposition
closes.
-Karrs Clover Root will purify
your blood, clear you complexion
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as bell. 25c., 5Oc., and
$1.0O. Sold by S. S. Fisher & Go. 2
Some unpatriotic rascal stole the
rope from the schoolhouse flag pole
Sunday night. Many of the school
boys would like to have hold of one
enc of the rope and have the thief at
the other.
We have been favored with two
reports of the Sunday school conven-
ton at Marvin, and both are good.
The one in type before the other re-
ceived is printed this week, the other
will follow.
--Fifty-four tickets were sold 10 the
Omaha Exposition Sunday from this
place. Many of the excurionists have
returned and report an enormous
crowd present on Mckinley day.
Wednesday many noted men were
present. The general opinion is that
Mr.. Mckinley looks old and care
worn.
The county commissioners at the
last session rejected a petition for
bridge on the Smith county line, gave
Belmont township $500 to apply on |
bridge over the Solomon near Speed |
the $4,000 bond of ]. d.
treasurer-elect, and made a
quick settlement with Mr.. Thornton
and Mr.. Porter, whose books and the
s53, 1863 16 cash on hand balanced to
! penny Mr.. Chesdle is tressu rer
low and has appointed L. Il. Count
lyman as his deputy. We hope the
asw force will have clear sailing.
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Lost, SIoo.

On Oct. 9, in paper money, on the
Kirwin and Phllllpsburg road, or on
section line 5 miles east of Phillips
burg, running south to William Rooms
on Bow Greek from Knwin road.
Money was in q box containing two
packages of native herbs. $500 rs-
ward will be paid the finder by re-
turning 1t to W. s. Rooms: Photogrs.
pher, Phillipsburg, Kansas.
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BED Hot from Tie Gun.

Was the ball that hit G.. b. Stead.
man of Newark, Mich, in the civll
war. 1t caused hoi rible ulcers that
no treatment helped for 20 years.
Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
him. Cures cuts, bruises, burns, boils,
felons, corns, skin eruptions. Best
pile cure on earth. 25cts a box. Cure
guaranteed, Sold by James G. Co,
druggists. 8
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MARRIED

At Denver, Colorado, on Friday last
by Rev Mr. RaCkln, Grant Taylor
and Miss Nellie Abrams, both of this
cIfT' Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor have re-
turned to the city after a tour Of Col.
orado, and are busily engaged in
getting ready to set up house keeping.
The HERALD extends many congratu-
lations.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves IN
debted to g. W. Young are requested
to call and settle the same at once.
All unsettled accounts and overdue
notes will be placed in attorneys Nov.
1st for immediate collection. Nv
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See those beau
tiful new Cloaks
at Shimeall's

aC OulIl0all S.
-You can save nearly ons.third Of
your money by buying your millinery
goods Of Mrs. e Il. Wilson.
w. Fl, Pratt has purchased the
eighty just north of Ritner Smiths
and will improve 1t in many ways
The price paid was $1,000
Mrs. E. E. Wilson has Just re-
turned from the east with full line
of fall and winter millinery. Gall
and get her prices before buying.
Rev. H. M. SboCkley will be alb.
sent this week week attending Synod
aud Rev, Mann will preach IN the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning.
DIR, Fisher will lecture at the
court house next Friday evening at
half past seven o'clock. No admis-
sion will be charged but collection
will be taken after the lecture
DO not forget that Webb McNall
the only insurance commissioner the
state ever had will be in Phillipsburg
on Tuesday, Oct. Is, 1898, Come out
and hear him at 2 o'clock p m,
Saturday mornlpg the fusion
forces of Freedom township had two
accessions, as democratic boy baby
came to the home of w. f. Hanke,
and a populist boy came to the home
Of Ralph Mulder,
f. e. Winship has purchased the
Harmon business block just north of
his store, lie will move the old build
ing away and replace it, probably,
with good stone building, as he
needs more room for his stock.
"A. f. Stevens and Miss Matte
DAVIS we're married at Pond Greek,
Ark, on September l, and the news
has been all time in reaching this
city. Mr.. Stevens formerly resided
at Marvin, while Miss Davis was a
teacher in our local schools. The
HERALD extends congratulations.
The many friends Of the contract
ing parties will be pleased to learn of
the marriage of o l.. Smith and Miss
Emma Psrshall, which took place az
Oberlin = esterday. Mr.. Smith was
county superintendent Of this county
for four years, and Miss Parshall
was former primary teacher in our
schools. Many congratulations are
extended.
Miss Ethel Chsmplin, the eldest
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. L. A,
0hamplln, died at her home in this
city on October s, 1898, aged eight.
cen years and two months. of Olsen ses
of the nervous system. Ethel Champ
lin was born in Nortonville, Kansas,
and came to this city when three
years of age, and has lived here most
Of the time since. Her funeral was
held Sunday at the residence of her
parents, and Yves attended by a large
number Of family friends Rev. Mr..
Shockley preached a most firing SER
mon, speaking more particularly of
the young woman's devotion TO Sun
day school and church work. Her
Sunday school class companions at
tended in body. The remains were
laid away in Fairview cemetery where
loving hands had covered with flowers
and drapings the open grave. A long
line OF carriages followed the remains
to cemetery.