Florence Tribune from Florence, Kansas • 2

1BYBAKGEB FUB REGISTER "Peace and Good Suitalj DAYS OF DIGNITY. EAGLE HOTEL, J. B. CROUCH, SUBSCRIPTION I'KICK- One Year Six Months Three Months. Parlkolar artcafion paid to loans on City Property ia Peabady, Slarioa Center end Florence.

i Editor. 91.S0 -t Florence. Kansas. uuicicu as MGd-ciasB mau matter. laws us hkwspjpkes.

1. Subscribers wlodonofnTesipm.n ties to the eootrary ars- considered as wis to8co Heubscriie or 75 50 EIfc i believed that we can take all the desirable Loans in the Cottonwood will satisfy all. If the eeenrity is ample and tiile good we can easily agree as T. TV A. It IS BTJTTJE11FIELD, IGOOD CHATTEL AND PERSONAL SECURITIES WILL BE their paper, tne pnDlisne may continue oration-them nniil all arre -rases are paid iub bbuuuu.

AMERICAN FARMER JL JL'SiTStX officio wEh they" they are I eld responsible till they Sf8rceonu.their bUi aad JSK2: sent to the former direction, they are held res- Pkn8i! have decided that refusing to take a paper from the onice is prima facie evi- a paper regaiany from the post-office whether directed to ueu or not is resiKmsii.ie for thepavmeui I READ THEAmERICAN FARMER IT HAS MADE ME PROSPEROUS AKB HAPPY. I GET IT FREE WITH MY COUNTY PAPER. ciat of view or not, wiio refuses to pay Wc believe Mr. Frybarger has been 8 ulllted states courts have repeatedly misunderstood somewhat by the peo-decided th a posi -master who neglects to per- pie here, and his ability underestim- All ocr Subscribers who will Pay -zr- toeiu Scbscription Accocxt to tiie SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE, or ANY NEF SUBSCRIBER WHO PAYS A YEAR AND A HALF ($2.00) IN ADVANCE TO THE TRIBUNE, WILL BE PRESENTED FREE WITH ONE YEAIt's SUBSCRIPTION TO A sixteen-page Agricultural Magazine, published by E. A.

K. Hacktt, at Fort Wajne, Indiana, and which ia rapidly taking rank as oce of the leading Agricultural publications of tha country. It is devoted exclusively Breeder, Dairyman, Gardener, and their household, and every epecie of portion ot the world, the Farmers. The Xo the interests of the Farmer, Stock industry connecrea witn tnat great LA11 PliR YEA It Farmers cannot teaches them how to farm with profit well get along without it. It puts tew ideas into thtir minds.

It to themselves. It make heme happy, the youcir folks cheerful, the growler contented, the downcast hopeful and the demagogue honest. C. H. Frybarger, formerly of this county, but now of Syracuse, is an applicant for the office of Register of the Garden City Land Office.

In the ceaseless surges of politics and muiouuiiB 01 iiouiuio, i jje to see Charlie get something. He is a man of wonderful energy and. 01 wfi give the compliments of the press in I The two leading democratic con testants for the Registership of the Garden city, KasTb. S. Iiand Office, aPPear now to be OH.

Frybarger, of Syracuse, and C. Jf. M. JNlleS, Of Ijrar- den City. If Myton is to be SUper- i ceeded, we are in favor of the Syracuse man, not only because he lives in Sy- racuse hnl because we believe he 1 would make a competent ana faitniul ated.

In a recent letier to the senior I frfjtnr of this nfinpr lmS PJPr Hon. T. o. i nuwe, oiutc tiieasiuci, bojo. j.

una acouamted with C. H. Frvbarerer for several years, Marion, and have al ways regarded mm as a gentleman oi superior ability, and of honest purpose I and strict- integrity of character. I This testimony, coming mm a man of Mr. Howes well known probity and high characterj is 6ufficient endorse- ment for man ye not in the I habit of endorsing democrats for of jce, but we are always in favor cf -i i i 1 1 rendering justice to men regardless of personal relations or political affilia tions.

Syracuse Journal. There seems to ba quite a number of aspirants for Mr. Myton's place, and, as the Journal says, Mr. Frybar ger has been misunderstood by the people. As to his abilities being misunderstood, we know nothing, but we do know that he has good business qualifications, and is an uncompromi sing Democrat, and if Democracy will carry a man there, ha will get the place.

Of the other men we know nothing whatever, and feel that as Mr. Frybarger is a Syracuse man, we should give him our support. Dem- ocrat, TO THIS WE SHALL COME. Ine Walnut Vai ey Times, a bright and interesting paper pub lished at EIDorado, Butler connly, shows its appreciation of "Veritas' by publishing his article on "Prohi bition as a Factor in morals," entire. If anything had been wanting tc prove the Times the well-edued paper which it has the reputation of being, this would sete it.

Em- poria Ifcws. Wain at Valley Tiroes: "Veritas" reasons wen, but his reason is prompted by experience. He is now an anti-probibitionict. Hi3 desire to see temperance prevail through out the earth led him to pat his failh in learal thay fooled him as they have fooled tbe world for ages. History proves thaS prohibition, relating to wht people should eat, drink: art-I wear, has been laughed at and scorned, notably in Qatea Elizabeth's time, when the royal edicts were leveled at the extravagances of the court and nobility.

Head-dresses beyond teen inches eighth were forbidden; the lad ie3 promptly lengthened them to two feet and a half. The order was issaed againct the long toothpick pointed shoes. The people laughed and lengthened the tots of their shots, and even ran tiny chains fiom the toes back to the knee for their support. An edict went forth prohibiting the use of certain ri cloth, except to those who were land holders in a certain amount and had ai least a statea income per annum The rich and poor wore what they pleased and it pleased the many to wear the forbidden cloths. These laws also were in those days pointed at excesses in eating, drinking, gam bling with just as little success xhose were the days when the't ment death, aad yet thieving wss common.

The conclusion to be reached from Veritas' incontrovertable reason ing i3 that the prohibition of to-day is as week and powerless as in olden times; that the people cannot be leg islated info the practice cf virtue or the shunning of vice; that strong men and women are cot made by removing all temptation, but in grounding them so firmly in moral obligation to themselves and their fellows, and in religion, that th is superior to temptations which surely will baset them. The teach ingi at home; the precepts of father and mother, are worth millions be "li. i yunu tetai enactments in curtailing the vice of drinking. As long as humanity is constituted as it now is, this will always be so. The people of Kansas are just awaking to the realization of the fact tha actual prohibition of an evil is impossible, and that to curb, retrain and watch it, and to pile heavy bur den3 upon and thus discourage it, is worth many times more than all the theories and accomplishments of pro hibition.

"It is wrong to license a wrong," urges some tender con- si-iencea individual. This may be true in theory probably is, but in practice the license serves a two-fold purpose, a means of exercising sur veillance, and of at once reducing in number diiofeing places, while those per-ons wh will indulge their ap petites there, are made to bear, as they should, the major portion ot municipal government and improve ment. To this surveillance and restraint we shall evidently come. 1 OI be Iho IDe in cen monks will be provided. Wednesday, March 31.

Closing Ceremonies. Suitable ceremonies will pro vldeti-, and a yaledictoiy addrfss s.ucuu ui me im position. Jwo. W. GREEN.

Direrit.or.Ronl. S. McConnico, President. NOTK Olllfr finpmal A ana am. racing such specialties as may be aeemea aesirabie will re announced later.

For further information, ad dress: Alex. I). Comr. for Special Days, Willard'fl Hotel, Washington, D. C.

The thanes of many thousand invalid mothers, worn out with carinsr for cross and sickly children, have been and will be returned; for the relief and sweet sleep which they and their babies have all received from Dr. Richmord's Samaritan Nervine. $150 at Dr. Bick- ford's drug store. Bncklen'i Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Chapped Hands, Uhiblains. Corns, and all Skin TCnintions. and nositivrlv piup? anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by Mahan Reeves.

Excitement In Texas. Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity of Paris, Tex. by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. E.

Uorley, who was so heipless he could not turn in bed, or raise his head; everybody said he was dying of con sumption. A trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery was sent him. Finding relief, he bought a large bottle and a box of Dr. King's New Life Pills by the time he had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles of tbe Discovery, he was well aud had gained in fie3h thirty-six pounds.

Trial Bottled cf this Great Dis covery for Consumption free at Ma-ban Reeves' drug store. IF YOU ARE GOING TO FLORIDA, TO THE AT New Orleans, Or to any point South, and wish to have a pieasaut trip, you will need to be informed as to the best, quickest and cheapest route. The Memphis Short Route South, with its Through Buffet Sleeping Cars Kansas City to New Orleans, its Free Reclininer Chair Cars Kansas City to Memphis (and feeing over one hundred miles the shortest line to the South), is practically the only line from Kansas City, the West and Northwest, to all Southern cities. No other line runs through cars between Kansas City and New Orleans. No other route can otter but one change of cars from Kansas City to Jacksonville and other Florida points.

There is no other good route between the West and the South. Ask your Ticket Agent for tickets via the Memphis bhort Koute. Write for large map, witn lime labies, showing through connections. Mailed free. J.

E. Lockwood, G. P. T. A.

Kansas City, Mo. KOTIC22 FOS FCBUCATlON. State of Kansas Marlon County 88 In the Dietriet Court of said Mtrioa County: Lydia B. Hisle, llaiatiir, vs. John Hisle, Defendant To John Ili-le.

the saM defendant In love entitled action: louare hereby notilifd tht you ha.cljtn in the above-named Court wetition tiled' 1 ent1 usr Ihe said plaintiff B. Hisle, bv her on tue 14th, day or September if), prays the Court for a complete hhi i in. -ut, 11 wiii iuc juai i ittt; uuiius niiu you the sail aereutlant. and that you must an- swerine airsaia suiton or bet ro Jr-riuyy tne aothdavof October A. D.

1n5. or the alleira- Hons in saia piaintius petition win oe taken "lie ana a iecreeeniere.i in pursuance tnere- costs of laid action. J. B. Chouch, Plaintiff's Attorney.

UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS Done In Good Style -AND AT- BT Asher's cn east side of Main Street, between and tin. NERVINE, TIIE GREAT NERVE CONQUEROR Never Ialls. Theonly known Specific for Epileptic Fits. Also for Spasms aud Falling sickness. Kervous weekness qnic-Iy relieved and cured; Neutralizes geinis og disease and sickness.

uaueu iy uuuu i uejti iuiii auti jevers Cores uly blotches and stubborn lilood sores; lenses bloo.i, quickeus slnsish circulation; titiiiii.tiei9 uoi Ciiruuiicii'!) ami ncaiua; Yes. it is a charming and healthful Aperient Kills scrofa'a and kind's evil, twin brothers; afees bad breath to sood, removing cause; harroinsresolveot and matchless laxative; "u.1'eBB,c,t UB Contains nidras'ic cathartics or opiates; Pr'iniptlv cur rheniatism bvroutiusr it: t. 1 V. 1. 1 onir i ii.

jii uimici icb bu bile iiiiiiiii xeiiauie wuen an opiates lan shes the mind and Invigorates thebf ures uys'iepsia. or money lerunaeus Endorsed in wr timrbvovern tv tboi latlS physicians In U. 8. and Europe; uiu3 cierjrvmen in a ami Europe Diseases of blood own It aconaueror. by en druggists; i.60 Utt.

S.a.JtltUUudl) St. Joseph, Mo ii i For sale Bickford's Dnut store. gan line rich In Its low fice HEBBIAH, Proprietor, Main Street, three doors west of K. R. FLORENCE, KANSAS.

AMERICAN HOTEL, A. N. FBEEBOKN, Proprietor. East Third Street, Florence, Kas. Newly rebnllt and famished throughout with au tne moaean improvements 10 comfort CHICAGO MOTEL AND Lunch Rooni D.

LYONS, Pr. 7 Main street, Florence, Kans. ZACKORECKY MANTFACTUREB of BOOTS SHOES JZEPA. ZllINCi Neatly Done on SHORT NOTICE. WORK A SPECIALTY.

t-lyr. FLORENCE, KANSAS. Cheap Coal! For first-class Coal and fair, honest weights to Who keeps in his yards Anthracite Blosburg Brazil Block, Can- yon City and Osage Coals, Office and scales near the rner of Main and Third streeis lorence, Kansas. 9 JT. W.

MARTIN, DEALEE In STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, Tokeco, Cigars Confeciienaries. I COK. Till RO AND MAIN 1-lyr FLOKENCE, KAS. Obtained for Mechanical Devices, Compounds, uesigua and Labels- All prellirlnary examinations as to patent ability of inventions. Free.

Instructions how to secure Patents sent fiee on application. Address, LOUIS BAGGER Solicitors of Patents WASHINGTON, n.C EVERYTHING NEAT, CL.EAN AND COMFORTABLE, FLOBENCE HOTEL CAFT, J. A PIH.E, Froprletor. FL.OEENCE, KANSAS, Two blocks north of the Railroad, corner ol ter of the City. Ihe finest Samiile Room in ii lii huu ii it auu in tue cns'neaa i mi southern ilansas and on the first flcr.

The patronage ot VltKiHOlr so liciceu. MORE VALUABLE T1L4S GOLD Timber, Coal, AND FARM LANDS IN TENNESSEE FOR SALE A tract of 810 acres of valuable land in Mor County, Tennessee near Wartbnrg, on the of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad is of fered for sale cheap. A portion of this tract Is bottom land and the balance ia covered with as fine timber as can bo found In the South. addition to this these lands are underlaid with rich veins of coal and iron. The owner of this land is not able to develop resources, and it can be had at remarkably figures.

The title is perfect. For farther particulars address or call at tbe Tkibikk of ed i AND TTOT7JRS OF HAKRAKGBK AT THE EXPOSITION OF THE THREE Some Germinal Idea of HemUpheriral policy to be Promulgated at JffwOr- lean. During the Winter's Comtner- cl.il Carnival. -We have received a revised Pr" gramme of the principal exercises to oe naa toe nipi sition oi ine inree Americas this winter at New Orleans, and of the 37 distinct days of formal proceedings and discussion, we take 13 of the more important events and 8ummaryize their day, date and im- port for the benefit of those intend- in to visit the Crescent City this winter, and especially for the pur- pose of indicating the magnitude and suggesting tne importance of giving to this enterprise the utmost encour- agement and support: TUESDAY, JNOY. 10.

Amesican Peace Day: To be celebrated on opening day The President of the United States: the Governors of all the States; the Presidents of the fifteen sister Re publics of Spanish America: the Emperor of Brazil, and the Governor General of Canada wall be invited Henry warn rJeecher will be in vited to deliver an address on the subject of "Peace and Good Will' between States, Sections and Nations. In order to give practical impor tance and value to this occasion, Boards of Trade, Chambers of Com merce, will be invited to send delegates to organize an "American Commsrcial Peace Union" as a stand ing protest against the increase of war debts and war taxation Wednesday, Nov. 18. American Press Day: Editors of all newspapers in the United States, Canada, Mexico and the countries of Central and South America, will be invited. Cuas.

A- Dana, of the New York jbun will be invited to dexiver an address. Wednesday, Dec. 2. American Med iterranean Day. Larga delegations will be expected from all Cities, States and Chambers of Commerce, tribntary to and interested the Gulf of Mexico.

At an early date a special statistical circular, with will be sent to the Press and Public of those States, the subject of ributary Couotnes, Railways.Rivers, Commerce, Cotton Belt, Pine Belt, etc. in order that all interests may be represented at this grand celebration. Hon. Unas. Jb.

Hooker, of Mississippi, will be invited to de liver an address. Wednesday, Dec. 30. American Commerciai, Congress To be held during the week that Members" of Congress are present, lis object is to consider ihebest mode of inaugurating an "American Hem-isphesical Policy," based upon more intimate industrial, commercial and social relations betweea tbe three Americas. lion.

P-it hard W. Townsbaad, of Illinois, will be invited to deliver an addiess on the subject of an American Zollve ein, or Customs Union, and Hon. Abraia S. Hewitt, of New Yor'j, an address on the subject -of reciprocity treaties. All Govern ments of American countries will be invited to tend official delegates.

Friday, Jan. 1. African-American, AND DAY. This is intended to be a double celebration of what the colored race have contributed to the material de- veloperaeot of America, and of the Anniversary of Emancipation. Fred.

Douglass and Ex U. S. Senstor Bruce of will be invited to deliver addresses. Friday, Jan. 15.

Amekican Elec trical CoKGEESS. This will be held during tbe week that the railway delegates are present. The progress of electrical scitnee in ail its branches, will be illustrated, and addresses will be invited from vvrua tv iieia, H.aiSOn. Jieil and i T-; 4 1 I vrw.ci. uiiug lub tieiCiSl'S, teie- tr-ams, arm caDleerams Of con Grain- latmn iw, of the United States, the Piesidents of tbe fiftf.en Spanish American Re publics, the Emperor of Braail.

the i ijrovernor-uencral of Canada, and replies expected fiom these officials. Friday, Jan. 22. American Iktek- Ocban Transit Congress. Delegations will be invited from all marattme cities of the Atlantic, jrac no ana uuit Uoast.

Aaaresses will b3 invited from representatives of the Tthuan tepee, rananaa. ana Nicaragua projects. Wednesday, Jan. 27. American Manufacturers' Day.

This day will be celebrated bv a aispiay ot representative manulac- tures of North America, and the raw materials of Spanish, and Portueaee America. Also by an address on the subj.ctof "New Markets" for our surplus manufactures, and a recipro cal aeniaua lor their raw ma'eml. Monday, Feb. 1. American Mer chant Marine Day.

Representative merchant vessels will be expected in the Mississippi iviver, opposite tbe Exrjomtion urounds, from the United Siates. Mexico, Peru, Chili, Brazil, Argen- tine liepublic, aod other American countries. Addresses will be invited trom Major Chas- S. Hill, and Hon. Uavid A.

We Is. Monday, March 1. PkencH'Ameri- can Day. All French 'ciates of Louisiana. Missouri, New York and o.her carts tlie unitea States, and Of Canada, America, Will address be dp- liveieuon tne subject OI What trench- ram ve coalnbuted toward the eettlement and developement bf Am- orino I llL.

I I iriAAifi-uAAo. i JNO pains Will be spared to make I 4l.la i i I Of this popular cele- Oration Ihe most blilliantever known 1 1 mmalii I Monday. March 29. A merit Vij-t. ITBlNtt' I J.ni8 is intended to be a errand re mon of Union aod Confederate Veterans and a further tribute to At 8th xij Hefr Valley, and that snch rleg will be mace to terms.

ATTORNEY-AT-Li IV, Manager NEGOTIATED. HT3 ALL OUR, SUBSCRIBERS! I DONT READ ANY; KOT EYD MY COUNTY PER IT DONT PAY. TRIBUNE is full to date asd 9f subscription price is ONE DOL- RUPTDRESSS2 ent Lotion. Safe, sure cure. Send stamp for book.

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Addr-M DR. WASD Louisiana. Ma, GeiM Apis Westefl Of exta ali lirr and exierience. to take p-eo-1 eral aiI-ointine hirencfes. to find and nisrt other aovasT fastelliBsr boks-fcxtraoidiuary ia-lnremeut muct how they mean business by Mating bv ietter uv poeuai carus; i-s mi iKcirexjx-rience, etc.

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A Co Kewsrnper Advert teintf Buresut Spruca a tfmm.m tiKlixrrrtntnictotaay 1 1m i I I) l.r the Post-Office ieiartment, of the neglect of a person toiatef om toe office news him. renders the nost-nias- tr liable to the puonsuer lor ine auusci puon SATURDAY, OCT. 24, 18S5. to the totkks of mabion co: TTavin" been honored by the Dem ocratic Convention with the nomination -r. i t- for Register of Deeds, certain com- plications arose which prompted the Central Committee to withdraw me from that place on the Ticket and to place me on it for the office of Treas rirer.

After due deliberation with my friends as well as for strong personal reasons, 1 have found it advisable to decline to run for he office of County Treasurer or for any office whatever. Thanking my political friends for past kindnesses, assuring the party of my unswerving fidelity and undemin- ished support in the future as in the past, and sincerely hoping that the steps taken will inure to the benefit of the party, I am, Tour humble servant, John J. Fitvk. Geoveb Cleveland is displaying more good sense and greater nerve than any president since the days of the Adaiises. In the great army of annointments he is bound to make IT A some mistakes, but he never makes a mistake unless deceived by personal advisers, and when he is deceived he applies the scalpel, party or no party.

The Georgia legislature has just closed a four months extra session in considering the railroad and temper ance questions, and the people of that State are thankful that it is not worse than it is. When the venerable Bob Tootbs was told on his dying bed a few days before its adjournment that the legislature was still in session, he exclaimed: "Send for Ciomwell!" JCsX AS WE i' ii 111 4 1 The second "ballotage" of the election in France was not so disastrous to the Republicans as was anticipated by some writers on French politics. The combined force of the monarchists in the Chamber of Deputies is 205 and that of the Republicans i3 391. This leaves the riends of the Republic a good working majority. This is a complete set back to the silly corres- pondents who have been writing from France a lot of stuff about an impending revolution.

They have noted with great significance the fact that the first empire lasted 15 years, the restoration exactly 15 years; then IiOois Philippe had his reign for 18 years, Napoleon I I occupied the throne during 1 9 years, and the third Republic has now lasted 15 years. The third Republic has come to stay. When J. K. Hudsox acceded to the editorial charge of the Topeka Capital there were a number of State papers that viewed with scorn the man who had succeeded the accomplished Mr.

Ivtxg. Regardless of their frowns the Capital man took up the pen with a hopeful vigor, snd the result is he has given to the paper a tone of fairness and force in editorial discussion excelled by none in the State. He is antagonistic to our side of the prohibition question, and views the South from a different standpoint, but in these matters he shows a dis position to be fair, and brings to their discussion far more intelligence than many writers who make greater pre tentions. Some incidents in the brief presi dential career of Ajiy Johnson, just en to the public by Chauncy M. DEi-tw, go to show that the patriot! firmnees of the hero of Appomatox, General Grant, wa3 as much inslru mental in saving the country after the war ps during the terrible conflict.

Johnson started out on the policy of banging the leaders of the Rebellion and the principal officers of the Con icueraie army. wnen wbant was called into consultation as to cariying out the hanging, policy, he flatly re fused to obey the president's orders, and contended that the, conditions of Xee's surrender should be carried ont if he had to appeal to his army and the country. This rebuff was soon followed by flattery of the President by prominent Southerners, and in a very fchort time he was ready to take the other extreme, and insisted on calling congressional delegations from the South back to Washington without any evidence of allegiance or show of repentenee. Grant, in defiance of the President's authority, replied: "If you do, I will drive them from the Capitol with the army." There is a sublime patriotism and grandeur of courage in this declaration that is almost without a rival. I I K-.

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