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EXPEEIE iSTCEE) DEALERS I2ST BLIND MBEK, ATJ a II 1 HI 011 AT I All Kinds oi Bunding Mat nat A you want reasonable estimates on House Patterns, or any kind of Improvement Work, we will supply you with the MARKET APFO MATERIAL We keep in stock the Latest Improved House Attachments and Building Patents. Po Ko TOIL House, Marion, Kansas. If East, of Court SANTA FS TIME TABLES. Marion HcPhernn Krancli. GOING WEST.

Leaves: Florence Canada Hilleb ro l.f'h L' nnt G'T 3icl'hen ttnwa Wintjoril I rttte eer irous ficwe ArriTes: Kliinwoml. am BilO fi-18 i 11:35 1:1 1 I 3:15 I 4 0:17 I ill 7:10 7:38 8:1 5 7:11 1 8:2 8:41 Sn7 GOING EAST. Leaves: KJIinw Chase 1 Kitchell J.itile i 'TlW5iY Tiihcrm Galra aiit L-liigh arion Florence iPs.xs'tjr.T jr. ivy. fl ami P.

17 7rH 7: 0 8:15 M3 9:15 am 2:17 rm 2:07 8:10 we connections made at n-rence east and wet yiemain line of the Fe'. Coupou tickets vn sale for all points East and Wpt. F. V. BOl'SC, Ag't, Marion, Kansas.

POST OFFICE. Mail cloees for Lost Springs I at 7:30 A. M. daily. Lincolnvill lie Hop- 1 at 1 P.

M-, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Oale Saturdays. Youngtown) at 6 A Tuesdays and Fridays. Knst. at 8.30 A. 31 and 8:30 P.

31. West at A. M. Money order office opn from It. a.

m. to 7, p. m. Chas. Uakdcastie, P.

M. 3OW0.V C1ICSCHES. Chbibtiah Cht-ech Services every lord's day at 11a. in. and p.

ni. 8nnday school at 9:30 a. m. Prajer meeting every Xlmrsday evening. Emu C.

E. Foot, Pastor. strangers especially welcomed. M. E.

CnrRco Services overy Sabbath at 10:30 a. m. and 7JiO p. m. Sunday school at a.

m. Prayer meeting very Thureday evening. Kev. Audas, Pastor. Pbesbttfbias Chtrch.

Services every Salbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30 m. Sunday school at a. ni.

Prayer moeting every Wednesday evening. Bev. J. H. ISkight, Pastor.

Baptist bcbch, Cover ant and business meeting Saturday before 3rd Sunday iu each month, at the Preabjterian church, at 2 p. m. SECRET SOCIETIES. I. 0.

O. F. Marion Lodge, Ko. 104, meets every Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows" hall. F.

Boweb, Sec'try. A. B. Fabb, N. G.

K-of P. Forest Lodge, Jfo. 77. meets every first and third Saturday of each month in Odd Fellows ball. F.

wis, C. S. Baxter, K. of B. S.

(i, A B. Pollock Post, TSo. 42, meets every second and fourth Sathrday of each month in Odd Fellows hall. W. B.

Zebchke, P. C. C. E. Malcomb, Adj.

K. AL.ofII. Meet in Masonic lodge first and third Tae'day in each month. W. B.

Zebcher. Mas A K. Zercheb, Seu'try. Protector. Woman Beliaf Corps of G.

B. meets every second and fourth Saturday afternoon in each month. Jf bs. lla Ewrajk, Mkb. Malcomb, President.

Sec'try. A. T. A. lodge.

No. 14T, meets every Friday evening ob or before the full of the moon. W. H. Uudiet, W.

M. P. C. Mitcheix, Secretary. K.

of Marion assembly No. 2193, meets every Second and fourth Wednesday evenings in each month. Visiting Knights cordially invited to attend. Stetiijex 51. W.

3. P. Phiixips, B. S. W.

C. T. TJ. Meets on the second Thursday of each xnontb. In the afternoon at 3 o'clock: at the places appointed from time to time by the society.

Mss. F. II. SFKiraa, Mrs. J.

D. Jacobus. Secretary- President. cirr OFFICIALS. W.

H. B. O.K. Malcomb, n. L.

King, Frad B. T- Mayor. Judge. Attorney. City Clerk.

1. H. B. Kteiner P. McLd W.

M. Zercher, Cbuncilmen. COUNTY OFFICERS. Bepresentative. runty J.

Ware Butterfield 8. Walton R. G. Nelson W. B.

Zercher IL Thompson A. Bogle C. F. Brook er Fred Krazier F. Brockett N.

Shel.lon Hannaford Rogers, Stahl, Osborne. up't Pnblie Iinstmction. Attorney of Court Register of Iee(is Probate Judge Coroner Jm Commissioners 3. A. I T.

Toole, Alterative and Cathartic. Simons Liver Regulator, purely vegetable, is not nnpieasant to the taste. It is the fnedsCiee generally nsed in the South to arue the torpid liver to healthy action. It cures malaria, Mlsouaness, dyspepsia, bead achsand piles The action of the reorutator is free from nattaea or gripimg. When there is an excess of bfle in the the Begulator is an active purge after the removal of the bile si will regTlate the w-els ae4 imparj vigor and health to the wbule sjstem FAITH IN MARION CAPITAL SEEKING INVESTMENT HER REAL ESTATE.

IN Seven Thousand Iollars Paid for Lands Ad joining the Town to be Laid one ia JLotM. Two gentlemen from Topeka and two from the west signed a contract and delivered fofefit money this week for the purchase of sixty acres of land, adjoining Marion north-west of town, which is to be laid out in city lots and put upon the market at an early day. The progress of Marion during the past year has given the town a splendid reputation for enterprise throughout the state, and even beyond its borders. People are coming here now for permanent location in a steady stream, and before another year rolls round Marion will contain a population close on to 4,000 people. Nothing is over estimated in this town unless it is the cheek of its editor's and no doubt they are to blame for that.

Marion is moving forward with firm and rapid strides to the distinction of an important and populous city. Notice to Stockmen. Emporia, Oct. 26th, 1886. I shall be at the Elgin Hotel, Marion.

Kansas, from Nov. 4th until Nov. 14, for the purpose of treating and curing rupture. I guarantee a cure in every case treated by me, or money refunded. I refer to any bank, business house, reputable physician or professional man in Emporia as to my financial ability and skill to do what I advertise.

Consultation and examination free, most liberal terms to the worthy. Hundreds of testimonials from citizens of our own state. Write for circular. Dr. D.

L. Snkdikeb. Slatfield Green Item. Mr. Editor: Thinking perhaps a few items from this nook in Chase Co.

might interest some of your readers I will glean what I can. Business men are all doing fairly, Doctor Jones is kept busy he says night and day; the. other M. Ds. come in for their share, as there is considerable sickness at present.

Lincoln has piles of -new goods and is doing a lively business with Mr. Wnu-Kellogg of Cottonwood Falls, and W. Jones behind the counter with smiling- countenances, who could pass them by? Besides the store is moved to the new town of Richards and presents a striking appearance. Just in the limits of the old town Mr. Lincoln has a fine location good cellars and new elevator.

Mr. (Jarnes new drug store is grand with its shining rows of new bottles can't tell the No. of statements a month as I dont know, guess not many as the citizens all look straightand intelligent. They have a loan office, meat market, harness and shoe snops, livery ana ieea stables, the Post office is kept by Mr. Largent, he too does a flourishing business in general merchandise.

A good many new buildings are going up, the R. R. is almost ready for the ties, and rails. they are putting on the finishing touches. The cattle men are busy sniping the marketable ones and putting the others in feed lots.

Over the county the Terwilliger Cattle are still in quarantine with A. B. Emerson of Cedar Point (depy sheriff) in charge. I understand Mr. VanMeter and Farrington, contemplate feeding several bunches of cattle at or near your city, let me congratulate the good people of Marion in securing so brilliant a star in their society nrma nent as Mr.

Charles VanMeter. He is a gentleman of very fine culture and being well acquainted with him I can assure fond Mammas he is a fit companion for anv nf their Inval danchters. His Dard- ner Mr. Farrington I think intends winterinc in The teonle here are loth to give them up but when the robins nest again they will return to their large ranch where there is the finest SDrinsr in Kansas. They intend building a very fine residence in the spring the location is all that could be desired and it will be one of finest Mr.

A. W. Brewerton offers for sale a lot of fine cattle. Look up his local. Messrs.

King and Wlnslow have removed to new offices in the Bowron block. Judge Brockett leaves to-nio-ht (Friday) for a few days visit to his daughter at Augusta, Butler Co. Mr. A. W.

Briwerton returned from the East, oh Monday iastj- having thoroughly enjr3-ed his trip. Louie Lang staged on Wednesday for Columbus, Ohio, with Mr. Beebe's horses and a pair of Shetland ponies. Treasurer Howe took" a run home on Wednesday to see one of his children who was seriously sick of sore throat. We hope the teachers do not intend to let laziness or indifference interfere with their contributions to the Tribune.

Mr. J. L. Hosmer, a member of the firm of Donaldson, Hosmer our popular loan agents, is ia the city on a visit to Mr. Donaldson.

Dont forget the social tcnight (Friday) at the Christian Church parsonage. This is the last scene before the transformation of the Elder into the Judge4 The first wedding in the Elgin Hotel, occurred on Tuesday morning last, when Judge Brockett married W. S. Pope of Chicago, and Emma Lee of Clear Creek The ladies of the Christian church have asked us to announce that a social will be given at the parsonage on Friday evening, to which all are cordially invited. Marshall Lewis is keeping his broom new all the time, and will soon have the alleys clean, and the streets drained so that wading through ponds will be a thing of the past.

The Rock Island train (of surveyors) arrived here on Monday evening after an absence of some weeks, which they have spent in the neighborhood of Har rington, making alterations in their line. The Railroad meetirjg at Peabody on Saturday last unanimously endorsed the action of their delegates to Florence, in the matter of the proposed consolidation of the various railroad projects that are pending throughout the county. The Fort Smith bonds carried along the whole line by large majorities. In Peabody out of a vote of 360, only 4 were against. Catlin gave 77 to 34 for.

Liberty 51 to 21 for, and Risley 54 in favor. Thus does Marion county advance in wisdom and riches. Judge Brockett gave lis a glowing ac count of the marriage on Sunday at Mr. S. D.

Clark's of Mr. Slawter an Miss Scul- len. The Judge is loud in her praise of Mr. Clark's hospitality and would like to perform a ceremony there at least once a week. The Tbibone joins in good wishes to the young people.

The originality of Lewis Haacks advertisement in this issue would alone lead many to pay them a visit, and the comfort, cleanliness, cuisine and general excellence of the new establishment in the Schoeller building, under Peie Haack, will without doubt entice a constant influx of gastromically inclined visitors. On Sunday last occurred a most sad ac cident and one that it was thought at the time would terminate fattally, but though Ed Perry is terribly injured, his doctors have now some hopes of his re covery. Perry and his friends were out shooting and had all with the one ex ception, laid aside thjir guns while at dinnei. Perry, however, left his in the vehicle and the fall and accidental dis charge lodged a charge of shot in the poor fellow's abdomen which it will take him nany a long day to get rid of ELECTION PROCLAMATION. Whereas the Board of County Ci.mmisi.

'ners of thd county of Marion, did on the or October, 1880, in the matter of the St. Louie. Fredouia ler-ver Bailwey Company, m-et in special session aad make aad enter of record the folio wu-g order, t-utts the Matter of the Zot't, Fredonta Denver Hallway Company. The Board of County of Marion Conntr. on the 29th day of Oct.eT.

leo, met in special session, at the call of the Charrman. at the request of two eommieeioners. J. lMers and Jos- A. Stabi, to examine the petition of the Ieal voters of the town-hip of Uale, in said county akieg tor the calling of aa election to be held in said toacUiip upon the question of issuing the bonds aid tuwswJiip to and taking stock in the 8t- Lcnia, Frcdoaia Denver Bailway Company, and to cnder the queetkm cf the calling of the said eleeriun, as praved fucia said petitions, and the said Board of bounty sioners now being in special ee-ko.

Laving examined said petitions, are satisfied that the seine are ia conformity to law and are signed by a majority of the legal voters of sail township. whch titioBe, signatures only being omitted, are ia Wird mail figure as follows, to-wit PETITION. To the MamorciXe the JZotrd of Cimittf ComminiQmers of MariomVimmtg im One State of Kmamxz The undersigned being a mrjorily of the lepal voters of Gale township lu ihe cuntr ot -rou and state of Kansas, re-pecifully peaition y- or honorable bodv to submit to tue qnawscoJ electors oi said township, for their accetxauco or rcjectia a a special election to be called by y-or htscraUe body under and in pursuance to the laws th ate Kinase, and aa act entitled -A a Act to enable counties, townships and cities to aid in i onwtiHa railroads, and to repeal section eight chapter -f the laws of liCt" and Acts aaaencat rr tl.eroof supplemental thereto, the following prupo-atii-n 4- -a tne terms ana conditions hereinafter -1- ro-us: Shall Gale townhin in theeouutr of Miie and of Kanirassubscribe for share- of of ti: capital stock of the St. Louis. Frcdotiia femrr Railway Company, a railway or-mti -V-d and existing under the laws of the taie of Kansas, and ia payment therefor issue to said railway ny tne bondsof said township to tiie amount .4 ia denominations of Slotatl; the euTrrij.tioa store: aad issue of bonds to be upon tue ivihiwicscondiuoutv namely: As soon as said proposition eliaU be determined ia the affirmative, by a canvass oi lit- vt- cat at said election so to becaliedacaforeRaii.Maid board of county commissioners, for aad on bebaif of said lowaohip.

shall make aa order direct ng the ounty cierK of said county to make, aad the eactv rirric tf county shall make, said ubsrriptii i the fame and for the nee of township for said shares of caf 4tat stock of said railway eoa.t-i-y, j-roid that said bonds shall not be delivered said rail way company until said railway eaaul build, or cause to be hunt, its twd raiiwar rram cne point on the St. Louis baa raiaj, taiiway ia nitsonor breenwood one tie, haiuac tt.ferTiO!T said railway at said point aad frm said rinl in a northwesterly direction kimwiii and have the same ia operatuu, and construct a suitable passenger and freight dep.4 on raid line within one mile of Uie geograhical centre of setl tuwnrhi aad shall enter actively upuc Uie construction mt its said road by June li-x, lee? I poa compliance, bv earn rail wsTComnsny vrl llf terms and conditions herein elated i hall be title to demand and receive the sum of in the bonds of said Gale tuwnhp, issued iu the mauaier rx ui-l by law. upon the presentation ao-1 tender cerri ft-' cates of HU hares of SI 00 each of ire ful ly rd capitol stock in exchange thereftw, vid-J said railrad constructed aud' ia operation oa or before laecetnber 31st, 187. 1 he said board of eountv eetnuM.aner Biv-n the terms aad conditions hereiil-cfore tu-d, eha-l eti- such bonds to be issued. paaaMe ssii raiiuav com pany or bvarerat the rucal ocv of tae Mr of Kansas in the city of New York, ia the rtale of New York, 311 years after the date thereof end beau-ins in-' terest at the rate cf 6 per cei-f per aamm.

parable RMiaMmll, the lft .1 l.nni rr nJ Jnl. each year, for which interest art ached payable at the Fiscal Agency aforenid. and shall deliver the same to said railuat company, itsscccoasor, lessees or assigns open delivery ort-iiT tothe township treasure! of id township by sa'ia railway com -pauy its uore-eors, lessees or of eo its shares of fully pad an capital st-ark equa in amount of said bonds dollar tor 4,4 lar. The form of the ballot to be ued at said election shall be, "For the suhscriptkm of st-fc auwl iexae of bonds to the St. Louis.

Fred. its JH lewrer Kailuvy Company, and "Against the su'MCriptioa ot sSxcfc. and issue of bonds to the 1. Lou FieJonia liver Bailway Company. It is now, therefore, npon the r-Tesenfatina aud ron-' sideration of said petitions, ordeted ly tVie nejd of County a 'luiniissioners ot the cutter of Marion, oej thia, the 29th day or October, a eteCtiV be held in the said ot Gale, at the usfal vnliB mmiA titm uliii mm wtim a lag the bonds of said township artd eubsrritv.og to Ibo capital stock of said railw ay meiny, to the amnert and upnn the terms and eontitotas fonh insa.d petitions, on Friday, the 3rd day of r.

5, which amount, if the sameshUI be ve4 a el-c-tion. sha'l be the amount t-i bica eaid nd 1 be issued and for which said titvk hl! be taken asef which terms and enaditiu cdall tlie terms and conditions upon which said b-nd ebail be issued and said stuck subscribed if (ha a tm- slmll be voted at said elecrina, and it is further r.l.T-o iluu the of Marioa county, Kansas, raitse aaire of the rime said election and the otie.tir t. iu- aed proelaBiatioa thereof, publisl-d to law. ad by a eopy of said proclamatioti te ted at the vatir piace ia ra township at ahkh the saHl e'e-twn is appointed to be held Uiven under our hand and wl thU Z1 of October. ll3 J.

N. BrKirts, Attest: J. A. tcf K. 8.

WAtrox, County CI rV. Oim! i xsrs Now, therefore, C. H. Thomrflf n. Kberiff cf Mari on county, Kaaea, by virtue iieUvaai! la pirr- snce to tna artove order of Twa iiv Commissionera, do hereby give piMio -r-nfHn and due tx tieetaata special i tseid IB B.IU UwnftU WIS, IWT said town-hip, oa Friday, tite 1 of ivee-ner, 1-Wi, to vote apoa the proptei ion whether said w--ship shall issue said boads and b-erb lh- al stork oi saM uway cofsny u-n ae m'k eoaditioBS of said nrderof sa.M of Un it; wa-missioDers.

The form of bs 'ut ted mmH eei i a shall be asnrdered by said IVwnd of "Job-hit aioners ia their said order, tha rctarm h.x.1, result ascertained and deciaivd as provii'ea by la. general election Done at the rterit? ofSee ip. the e-ty of 'f-rk fa tne nonary ef Marion, ra tne state of Salmis, th: Cta day of 'T. Bhsril' of Karion uuiSa Darby's Proph lactic Fluid. Giver prompt and nertnanont relief in burns scalds.

chilnlaines, venomous stings or bites, cuts and wound oi every alscnption. It is invalnaele in scarlet fever, diptberia, smallpox. Cholera, yellow, typhus and other fevers. For sick-rooms, to prevent the spread of contagion it is the best disinfectant known. Active, Pushing and Reliable.

Haban Beeves, Florence, can always be relied upon to eary in stock the purest and best goods, aod sustain the reputation of being active, poshing and reliable, by recommending articles with well established merit, and such as are populv. Having the agency far the celebrated Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, colds and coughs, will sell it on a positive guarantee. It wtll surely care any and every affection of throat, longs Sr chest, and ia order to prove oar claim, we ask you to call and get A trial bot tie Free. Wonderful Cures, W.

D. Hoyt A wholesale and retail drnrgssis of Borne, Ga, say: We have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery, Electric Bittirsand Buc len Arniea Seine for two rears. Have never handled remedies that eell as well or give such universal satisfaction. Tht re have Desn some wonderful cores enectea oy these medicines in this citv.

Several CAses of pro nounced Consumption hrre been entirely cured by nee of a few bottles cf Or. King's New Discovery tAk-en in connection with Electric Bitters. We gusrAn- tee them Always, Sold by Man an Baavsa. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 174 Land Office at Salina.

Kans, Oct. 2Wh, 188S. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Judge or Clerk of the District Court at Marion. Kansas, on December lO. 1886 Tlx: FRANK DAY.

H. E. X3STS for the sec 26. SO s. 4 e.

He names the following witnesses to Drove bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz; Philip Searles, Florence, and K. K. Morris, Festns Giddings, and Mor ton Ours lev, all or uursier. aasns- 8. M.

Fauna, Regster. SHERIFF'S SALE. State of Kansas, Marion County, Jacob Weber, ITS Frank Oberst and Katharina Oberst. BY VIKTTJK OP AN ORDER OF LE TO ME directed and delivered. Issued out of the ninth District Court or tne state or Kansas, sitting in ana for Marion County, in said State, I will, on Tuesday, November 9tb, A.

D. 188S. at 2 o'clock P. or said day, at the Court House door in Marion in the County and tstate aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the high est bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of tne above named defendants in ana to the following described real property to-wit: Lots one and two (lots 1 and 2) in Block No nine (9) In the Town of Lehigh, Marion County, Kansas, Said property levied on. and to be sola as tne property of the above named defendants.

C. H. THOnraoN. Sheriff! Sheriff's Office, Marion Kansas, October 7th 1886. Dosteb A Boolr, 9 st Attorneys for Plaintiff.

THE HUMAN FACE. Faces are as varied as the leaves of the forest. No two are alike, and rarely are both aides of the same face alile in measurements and angles. "I believe my face is crooked." said a bright intelligent lady, as she tried on a pair of Spectacles; and so it was, though she seemed to have been blissfully ignorant of it before. Now, many lines of spectacles only make this crookedness more apparent, and even make a face of perfect contour seem irregular.

The Johnson Optical o. of Detroit, manufacture and maie a specialty of their Dimension Frames and Lenses, which fit in the most perfect taste, thus enhancing the human face. For sale by CUENOD BAILLOD. Jewelers, OmciAxe. Flobknck.

Kansas fGENTS WANTED FCTK HON. 8. 8. COX'S GBEAT NATIONAL. WORK, "THREE DECADES OF FEDERAL LEGISLATION." A History of Our Own Country and owowilinei.

The most popular and best selling book now offered agents. Strongly commended by the press without regard to political proclivities, rrenaen lnna lyst conscientiously ornate na it to my lei- low -citizens." Bon. J. Blefnei says, "It is writ-tea ia clear and graphic style aad extremely iater- Kx-FresMent Hayes says. -It will te vale able and trustworthy ia matter Scholarly and enter taining In style," The late Vice rresideat Hendricks says, "It will be a valuable addition to ear history.

Speaker Carlisle says, "I would eontsaead this history to the people the United States. Hon. Abram S. Hewitt says, "Iateresting as a romanes. Hundreds of agents are meeting with suceess making from to $40t per Baouth.

Agents without former experience are doing eraadly with it, while experienced ceavsaa en tnd it a 'perfect bouanxa. We want an aceat ta every township ia the United States not now occupied Previous experiesce, while desirable, not absolutely required, as we give all nsecaeary inetruc-tsoas for sueoass. Books now readv for delivery. Also agents wanted for other rapid selling books, asaoag them PteturesqM Wsnhlatgtoo'aad "Story of the Bap tots." if unemployed er yoa desire to better your oondltKin, write as for f'l ins to agents, aadreni Cftral PvMiilUng Vompanw, Kantai CUf, Mo. The jolly Montelle returned last week, to take care of his caboose and "picture gallery," after an absence of a month in the East.

We were sorry to see Mr. Montelle looking so ill and to learn that he was only just recovering from a severe attack of typhoid fever. A CLINCHER. We charge him most emphatically of the act of not willing to allow the Bock Island the same privileges and advantages in building Into Kansas as the Santa Fe had. This bears ns out In the assertion that he is a creature of the Santa Ver-Begitr.

If this thing is to continue, the epigrammatic editors of small fry papers must take to the woods. The above load of logic is entirely too ponderous for this institution. We are pleased to say this week that Prof. Van Ostrand is improving slowly. While he is not wholly out of danger, his friends hope to see him up in a short time, though not able to resume his duties in the school for weeks.

Mr. Smylie, the Democratic candidate for Sunerintendent is being most cordial ly received and encouraged inhis can vass. If he should be elected, on rues-dav. he will come nearer filling Mr. Bo gle's course in that office than any one who has held the position.

Sure someone might have had the kindness to correct, in some manner, that awful epistle in last week's Register, signed by W. A. Cullins. It has never been our fate, and we trust it never may be again, to read such a composition from the hands of a teacher. For utter lack of ability to write good English, for utter lack of knowledge of the meaning of words, for utter imbecility of expression commend us to W.

A. Cullins of Fairplay. township. Orade Short Horn Cattle For Sale. 75 Choice, Spring Calves.

ISO Choice 2 and year old teen and spayed heifers. 200 cows, averaging more than 15-18 pare short horn and a number of thoroughbred short-horn bolls. Will give time with approved security. Well Dreased People. IVervthinr comes to him who knows how to wait and if those who have been waiting to buy either foot gear er headgear will now visit tne emporium oi a lfn A Williams ther will find a most complete as sortment of Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps of all hapea, sizes and at special prices to smc tne limes.

MABRTSn SLAWTER SCTJLLKK. In Marion, on Sunday, on, oy uusv ni dark, James B. Slawter. of Watcheere, Iowa, and Fannie Seal 1 er. of Clinton, Iowa.

POPE LEB In Marion, on Monday, Oct. 25th at tne Klgin Hotel, oy uuge wvunK of Chicago and Emma Lee of Clear Creek. Salt Rheum or Bcnns. Old sores and ulcers, Scaldhead and ringworm, Pain in the back and spine, Swelling of the knee joints, Sprains and bruises, Neuralgia and toothache, TAar foot, ninwd ttv bunions, corns and chilblains, we warrant BwW Tro pical Oil to relieve any ana an oi mc above. Taylor Riddle.

Beggs' Cherry Ooogh byrnp win niiava that crmah almost instant ly and make expectoration easy. Acts SimuiLHiievupiy via wnvw, and liver, tnereDy relieving mo iuuks of that soreness and pain and also stop ping that tickling sensation in tnt tnroat Dy removing vuo UIr5- vu i trial oi it will convince any vo mai. iv has no equal on earth for coughs and colds. Taylor Riddle has secured the sale of it and will guarantee every Dottie to give satisiaciion. Purify Tonr Blood.

If your tongue is coated, If your skin is yellow or dry. If yon have boils. If you have fever. If you are thin or nervous. If you are bilious.

If you are constipated. If your bones ache. If your head aches. If you have no appetite. XI ruu laasw aau eouuhiuu VaHIa Rxt'm RImwI PiirirTfr smrf Blood Maker will relieve any and all of tne a Dove complaints, stout, sou war ranted by Taylor Riddle.

Mrs. R. C. Bates returned on Tuesday from Pennsylvania. 2.

His many friends will be rejoiced to see Mr. W. M. Tomlinson about again after his long anil serious illness. The Tribune is the only paper in town that thought the recent purchase by capitalists, of property on the outskirts of our city, worthy of prominent mention.

Any one wishing to lay in a supply of apples for the winter can be supplied by calling at the office of Young and Barnes as Charley Barnes is expected to arrive from Missouri monday with a Dr. Weems started on Saturday for Florence saying he might perhaps go on to Chicago and New York. He has gone and is not expected back till next week, when his wife will return with him. The "Famous" Clothing house, recog nizing the superiority of the Tribune as an advertising medium, has, this week, secured more space and announces to the public a new order of things which purchasers will do well to note. Elder D.

-D. Uaptist State Missionary, will preach Sunday moni: ing next, 31st, at 11 o'clock forenoon and 7 o'clock, evening, at the "Opera House in Marion. All are cordially in vited. The Register last Saturday did us the honor of designating our writings "hog-wash." This elegant and dignified ex pression, and indeed the element itself, is eminently characteristic of the source from whence it emanates. Our old friend Henry O'Neil made a big sale of 100 head of high grade here-fords to F.

Eckenro, of Grant township, last week. This is, we believe, the first sale of any large number of these fine cattle in this neighborhood and the prices received only prove the more con clusively the necessity of pure bred sires. Mr. I. A.

Shriver's canvass, of his dis trict, has been conducted so quietly that it has attracted but little attention, and yet done so thoroughly and with such effect that the name of his supporters is legion and we anticipate nothing less than a complete victory for the Democratic candidate for the legislature in the 66th district. Mr. Smylie's recommendations, as an educator, emanate from such well- known sources as Dr. Brinkerhoff, of Franklin College, Ohio, President of the Ohio State University and Dr. Lippincott, Chancellor of the Kansas State University Can any of the other candidates for the office of Superintendent show such an educational record? Next week we will publish official cer tificates showing that in Butler county, this state, on 1 13 miles of railroad to which the townships of that county vot ed $190,000 of bonds drawing 7 per cent, interest, the railroads paid in 18S5 000 more taxes into the county treasury than the interest for that year on the railroad bonds, and this too, not under any exceptional levy, but under a levy of a fraction over three per cent.

In railroad circles In Marion county the week has been a busy one, and consultations and agreements have been the order of the day. Three gentlemen connected with the Missouri Pacific Jroad spent Tuesday and Wednesday here, and on Thursday Mr. Low of the Rock Island was in town. All of these gentle men are making arrangements for com mencing the building of their several roads immediately the bonds shall have been voted, and we have it on the very highest authority that the Missouri Pacific will, under present arrangements, commence work somewhere on its west- era extension within two weeks. K.

L. HIACKENZIE, Associate Editor. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 3886. We beg to acquaint the inhabitants of Florence and vicinity that we have opened a confectionary and lunch room in Mrs. Sehoeler's building on east side of Main itreet, under the iirm name of 4 LCVCTSfe HAACK.

i. We shall make it our study to merit the patroc-asce you will honor us with, by paying our utmost attention to your wishes, We remain. JOJrv Loris. P. UAACK.

Go to Ir. Weems' for the best sticky Sy paper. At Lockwood it Bovvruii's yon can get wraps so you wouldn't pry less for them if you could. Tonr i-rescrivtions and family e3 will be acur-atelr filled if t.ken toIr. Vt'ut Drns Store.

A full line of Boots Si slioes at our store. LK WQgT BUWECN. For Sale (TiT.EBlS TOWS LOTS from one to three acres one third down balance in one and two years, at eight per rent interest VV i i a ki.i.jno. Hats artd Caps in eudless variety at Lcliwood Bowroii's. The best assortment of Window SifAPEa the city at Dr.

Weem's Drug Store. Those ladies who themselves on being stylishly dressed in costumes of perfect fit would do well to secure the services of Mrs. Compton and Mrs. Town, who are now located in rear of Miss LeMasters millinery establishment A Fine Team of Horses, Five years old, in good 'condition, well suited for heavy work, for sale at a bargain, Apply to this office cr to A. Lambell, Cedar PointChase County, A cordial invitation is extended TO EVERT LATJT tH TSX COUHTT, to call at Dr.

Weema' Drug Store and get A FREE SAMPLE of what is acknowledged to be the BEST YEAST EVEB SOLD. Wraps! at Lockwood A Bow-ron's. The Ham mar Paint is taking the lead of all mixed paints. Guaranteed to be the Best and cheapest ontbe market. For sale by Dr.

Weems. See Hill the new restaurateur, tor those toothsome bivalves.Fresh oy.sters served In all styles or sold by the can. Everobody pronounces Wabser's Safe Teast to bethe best ever made. For Sale only byDr, Weems. We have as line a Jersey wrap for two dollars and twenty-five cents as is usually sold for 3.

Lockwood Bowkos. New drugs arriving almost daily at Dr. Weem's Drug Store. Lalies. Misses and Gents shoes at Lockwood Bowron's.

You can always rely upon the purity of all drugs sold yon by Dr- Weems, Jex would like to close out a few more town lot before the arrival of the Bock Island forces a rise in prices. Call on him early. Dre-s. Goods! Dress Dress in endless profusion at the store of Lockwood A Bow. ron.

Another large invoice of Hammar paint just received by Dr. Weems A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods at prices to suit all. Come In boys and look us over. You will be treated well, purchase or no purchase, at Lockwood fc BownoN'a. At Dr.

Weems' yon will find a large stock of The LATK6T Pattbbss or Wall Pafkb. -It will pay yon to call and see him before purchasing. The pupils of our public schools'are eordialy invited to call at Dr. Weem's Drug Store where they will And a large stock of Pbs, Pencils, Inks, Wbitisq Tablets" etc at very low prices. James Barron, our fashionable tailor, has recelv-ep avery large and well selected assortment of Fall Goods.

His materials are of the best and his capabilities as a cutter and fitter are too well known to need any comment. Dr. Weems has jest received a large invoice of Wbbtino Tablets, Note Hiads, Bill Heads Legal akd Fools cap tablets Scratch pads ktc. hich he will sell at amazingly low prices. Led Astray.

Fcrtandia. Nassua Via March 99. loon I have used Dr, Simmons Liver Begulator and always found it to do what is claimed for it. The last bettie end two packages did me no good and were worse than nothing. I see is not put op by J.

H. Zeiliu Co and not genuine, and a waste of money to buy it. Send me some from honest hands (with red a ami seiiiiD to signature on wrapper). The uociiious slim sfnu win injure someone Datlly. Your Ob't Herv't, BEff.

J. BICI1, homes in Chase county. Hurrah for the K. T. E.

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