Normal Herald from Marysville, Kansas • 2

M. V. Stre9t, waiters. UPON TIIK HONNY IJLIIK. You may talk about New Hampshire lulls, Or dark Wisconsin pines; Or Pennsylvania's laughing rills, Or Colorado's minus; Put I'll sing Kansas, The land that's always true; And whore I find my dear old imp, Upon the bonny Blue.

Our winter times are just as gay. Our springs are just ns sweet; Our summer just as good, 1 say, Ouruutuinns all replete; ntcrod nt the PoHt Office at Marysville, us second class mail matter. Advertising rates 20 cents per line; $1 per inch, each, insertion. Subscription, one year 4ic. Marysville, Kansas, December, 1891.

The next term opens Jan. 22. A Tribute to Noble Character. "There is no fireside hovvsoe'er defended But has one vacant chair." On the 22nd of Aug. occurred the death of one of our Lruest and brightest young men, Byron W.

Talbot. He had been a 6tudent at the Normal for two years. He was fitting h.mself for a useful and noble life. In this direction he had made a good start, for his character was above reproach, and in his search for knowledge he had been highly successful. His a in life was so high that had he lived to execute his plans he would have exceeded the expectations of his most intimate friends.

He was modest and unassuming. When his name was mentioned it was in connection with some noble and generous deed. Among his associates he was loved as a brother and as brothers and sisters they mourn his death. As far as he had trave'ed the path of life, the mission of Ufa was ably fulfilled. S.vd that he could not continue the life with us that was so well begun.

And yet hw much truer, sweeter is the bitterest grief for a noble life than for one that was otherwise. Byron W.Talbot is dead but he will never be forgotten. A hot line of Xmas presents at Aug. Jlohn's. 1 he enrollment during this term may reacli 3 0.

For pumps, wind-mills and fittings Bee Lynde Bartlett. For holiday goods go to the book store of Davis Whippo. So I'll sing of Kansas I've roamed a little too-Contented with these charming scenes Upon the bonny Blue. You talk about your cotton yield Then I'll sing of our corn; 1 hear the buskers in the field From blue October morn 1 hear the rustic bang the -bn Through the semi-frost and duw; And thus tbe music all day long Around the bonny Blue. You talk of California's wine; I'll sing of our grain That yield each fruitful vale and slope Of a.11 our smiling There is no use in trying, You ne'er can us out do In sunny Northern Kansas, Upon the bonny Blue.

Whtit I Do Thin Winter? Young Men You will probably have The course in penmanship at the Normal is unexcelled. Lynde Bartlett will repair your pumps. Charges reasonable. no rk during the winter months. Why not aitend the Normal during the) winter terms? Have you ever though tj about this? Do you not know that twenty weeks at the Normal this win-j For books, games and toys go to the book store of Davis Whippo.

The Modern Normal College is the growing school of Northern Kansas. Wall paper cheaper than ever at the book store of Davis Whippo. Before buying your holiday goods go to the book store of Davis Whippo. The second term of the Modern Normal College opened with a big increase in the attendance. Advertise in 'the Herald.

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Goin to Liddie Thomas. BEFORE Selectinjr your Christmas Presents don't fail to sec us. Come price our line of hats caps and fancy mu filers. Aug. IIohn.

The people of Marshall county are not slow in realizing the advantage of having a college in their midst. ter and twenty weeks next winter would give you a good education? Why then spend your young days without acquiring that which is bo essential to begin life with and so necessary to make life real and successful? It will only cost you S30 per term to attend the Normal ten weeks. It will cost you more if you stay at home and you will spend your money without receiving anything for it. If you educate yourself you will become stronger, and you can avail yourself of that which the future has in store for you. Have you not noticed that the enlightened man goes to the pub io ollice, to the legislature, to congress, and the presidenti.il chair? But you may be ever so honest, and good when the opportunity comes and )ou are not prepared for it, it is pact for ever.

You must be ready when the op portunity presents itself. You have as good chance to become governor or president as any other boy, if you tit yourself properly, but if ou do not then vou no chance at all. WE CARRY The best selected stock of I)r Gooi'p, Hats, Cups, Gloves, Bots, Shoes, Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufllers. C. Welton carries a full lineo clocks, watches, jewe.ry and silverware.

Prices reasonable and all goods guaranteed as represented F. J. Pierce manufacturer and dealer in Furniture, mattresses, oilcloth, etc. Call and see my line of fancy holiday goods. LADIES Jackets, Cape.

Children Cloaks and ''urs. Our prices are the Lowest. Aug. Ilohn keeps the best line of shoes. Mr.

Milliken's map of Marshall County is a very useful article It should b-in every ollice, schoo', and home in the county. Price, 5 each. and 6ell grain, They make the Wentz it Shaw buy feed, coal and wood best prices to all. EMIL G. DRAHEIM..