The Daily Times from Marion, Kansas • 3

Wtt.tTimt MUNALtf. M1SCKM.ANKUVS). At 11:25 Engineer William McMillan The Daily Times CAMMANN WOOD, Real Estate, LOAN AND INSURANCE. Buy and sell Real Estate, Improved and Unimproved Farms and exchanged for Live Stock. City Property.

Real Estate Trades Of all kinds negotiated. Money to Companies represented. OFFICE ON THIRD STREET. SECOND H00U NORTH OF COURT HOUSE. W.

M. TOMLINSON OFFERS GOOD LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, AND for improving terms. Calls Money department, in which the best standard companies are represented, Why do you climb tho bill tor dinner when you can fet good, square meal it lb Eock Island Bakery? tW I have fitted up a Dlnius Room and will serve meals at all boun. CARTER BROS. 1 Shelf and Heavy I -Dealers In- Farm Implements, Barb Wire, Wind Mills, Pumps, Refrigerators, Gasoline Stoves, And Everything to be Found in a First-Class Hardware Store.

MARION Having released the above quarries I am now prepared to furnish In the city, or on board cars, at reasonable rates, all kinds ol Dimension Rock, Wall Hock, Footing Rock, Urilf Hock, Well Hock, Curbing, liases, Etc. AND A -GOOD QUALITY Of BLUE BUILDING ROCK. Give me a call before purchasing elsewhere, Cull on or address WM. KELLKTT, P. O.

Box 73, Marlon, Kansas. LUUBKIt YARDS. J. F. CARTER, -Dealer in- LumbeR SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, Spouting, Moulding, LATH, SHINGLES, HAIR, ETC.

Office on Second Street, near the Marion Mills, MABION, KANSAS. LUMBER! LUMBER! Money Saved. THE BADGER Lumber Go. Wishes to Inform jjm that tunv Is the time and ouOTsr(Hhjj)lsoe to buy your Lumber (or Bprlnj work. Don't wait until the RUSH begins.

S. BILLINGS, MANAGER. A. E. CASE, HARDWARE i mounted the engine of tho regular Denver express on the Santa Fa and, not withstanding the open solicitations of the strike committee, he took his train out.

As he started an engineer stand ing in tho group sulds ''Well boys, McMillan has gone out and we might as well all go. I am going to my engine whenever they call me." While this did not meet with a hearty response the quietness which prevailed showed that there was not much disatisfaction with tho feeling expressed. IN CONSULTATION. The Railroad Commissioners, the Gov raor, the Grievance Committee and the Railroad Oltlelals Talk. Topeka, March 17.

The following or der was issued by tho Atchison, Topeka Santa Fo management To heads of departments, station agents, etc. Please proceed without delay to re duce your pay rolls to a minimum by temporarily suspending every employee in your department whose services are not needed to perforin police duty, re taining in the service only such employees as are necessary to protect the com pany's property. All employees so suspended from service should be fully advised that the company is obliged to taKe this step by reason of the unwise action of the majority of our engineer and firemen, and that as soon as the company is able to restore the operation of its road they will be reinstated in service i J. F. Goddahs General Manager.

Governor Martin and the Railroad Commissioners have been engaged to- drty in efforts to bring about a compromise of the strike of the Santa Fe engineers and 11 reme. They had a long interview with the Chairman and Secre tary of the Grievance Committee, and after its conclusion two members of the Board of Railroad Commissioners, Messrs. Humphrey and Green, and the members of the Grievance Commif.ee, called on General Manager1 Goddard and other officers of the Santa Feand had a long, friendly ad harmonious discussion of the situation. The gener al desire was expressed that the trouble might some way be adjusted, but no definite result was reached. The men engaged in the shops, some 1,260 have called a meeting remon strato against the strike, and are quite indignant about it.

Market Report. STOCK. (Corrected by Young McBrlde.) Cows, per cwt $2 00. Htecrs, per cwt 8 Hogs, per cwt 4 2504 Sheep, per 2 25. Sheep, per cwt GRAIN and raovisioNS.

(Corrected by Ehrlicb Bros.) Wheat. No. 2. hard, ner bu Wheat. Nn.

3. hird. ner bu -V 72 Corn, nerbu 414 Oats, per Klour, Fancy, per cwt 2 Hot Flour, Straight, per cwt 2 60r2. Flour. XXX, per cwt 2 Shorts, per cwt nran, ner cwi Chop Feed, per cwt Hay, in bulk, per ton 4 Ml Hay, baled, per cwt 00....

FHODITE. (Corrected by Loveless Backet.) nutter, per lb 14 uiro, per id i Kggs, perdnz Iteans, per bu 2 fcYf Apples, per bu 1 4(V. Oulons, per bu 1 SO. 8alt. pcrbbl 2 2.V.

Potatoes, per bnshi 7 Cabbage, per lb 5 MRS. G. S. TOWN, Fasbionable Millinery. Ladles, rail and sen my New and Select Stock, Upposl opera House.

Miss C. Lewis, Dressmaker, Cutting and fitting a specialty. All work guar- I auieeu. MARION, KANSAS. ap.

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Address THK SDN, Sua Building, Mew Yerk. and policies written at lowest rates. Parties who are in need of They will be Displayed from "The Times" HuiniiiiK. Tiir Times has made arrangements ith tho (Jiwriiirient Signal Oltker, hereby the weather indications for ilie iiccecding twenty-tour hours will be re elved at this cilice every morning. The flags used in connection with tho weath er service are as follows No.

1, N. 3. No, 1 Nn. 4, Number 1, white (tug, six feet square, Indi cates clear and (air; No. blue flag, six (eet squaw, Indicates rain or snow; No.

8, black triangular flag, (our (out at the bosoaud tlx (eet In luugth, always refers to temperature; when placed above numbers ono or two It iudlcstes warmer weather and wheu placed below those numbers It ludloutus colder weather; wbenjuot displayed, the luclloatlous are that the tempera- ure will remain stationary, or that the temper ature will imt vary Ave degrees from the temperature the same hour of the day proceeding. No. 4. white flag six (vet square, with blink square In coutur, Indicates tho Approach o( a sudden and decided fall lu temperature. hlskltfiiiil Is usually ordered at least twenty- four hours In Htlvuucunf the cold wave.

It Is uotdispliiyeduuless a temperature of forty-flvo dciirec, nr lower, la cx.urtil. Wheu No, 41s llaplayed No. 3 la ulwnys omitted. No. 1, aliine.liidlcutvs fair weather, stationary temperature.

No. 2, alimo, Indicate! rain or anow, station ary temperature. No. 1, with No. it below It Indicates fair wcath er, colder.

No. 2, with No. 3 above Indicates warmer eather, rain or ruin. No 1, with No. 4.

below It Indicates (air eatliur, cold wnvo No. 1, with numbers 1 and 2 bolow It indicates warmer, fair by ruin or snow. The dispaich rec-ived this morning: Hoist cold wave will fall twenty degrees by 3 p. m. Tuesday, ruin or snow." If you vvifdi to know the weather we are likely to have, watch The Times' ags.

hast year seventy per cent of the forecasts sent out were correct. l'eraoiiul Paragraph. Judge Foote preached in I'eubody yes' terday. Senator Crune came up from Topeka Saturday. W.

M. Tomlinson returned from Wichita this morning. C. N. Whitaker came up from Horton Saturday to spend Sunday with his wife, who is visiting friends here.

The Elgin Hotel arrivals H. Fisher and family, Kruno Park; O. L. W. Kreiiwlorf, New York; R.

D. Adams, Fair field, Illinois: O. II. Jeffries and wife, Wlnfleld; C. Regan and child, Omaha, Nebraska; C.

J. i'rescott, Topeka; II. C. Dolmar, Toledo; F. K.

Crittenden, Ithaca, New York; E. Gamson, Kan sasClty; John A. Hlalr, Caldwell, Kansas; W. Wilson, Abilene; Thomas Jessop, Hope; W. Weaver, Hope; G.

Gee, Lincoln. STR1KK NKWS. Kansas City, March 17. The brother hood is evidently in desperate straights this morning, and they realize that they must work every means to save them selves. Chairman Carroll of the union grievance committee admitted there was no truth in the statement that the roads would be called out one each day.

This morning there was a large defection from the Santa re strikers which was the result of warm fight in the session of the committee held last night. At the meeting sixteen of the eers amiwunccd their intention of goin buck to work to-day on the Santa Fe. At this time there is a great stir among engineers una for the first time since the beginning of the strike the grievance committee are out among the men plead ing their cause. On the Fort Scott road things move smoothly and there is no indication of trouble anywhere. The Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific offi cials say they anticipate no trouble und have made no arrangements looking to ward a strike.

Assistant General Superintendent N. S. Poor, of the Santa Fe, says the road will bu running in good order before night, as a number of the men have announced their intention of returning to their cabs when called upon. The engineers will not talk. ThoBe who are managing the strike were looking very disconsolate over the defection of their brothers.

Chairman Ilitchkins, of the Gulf Grievance Committee, was very noncommittal in regard to matters under his jurisdiction, but stated that no strike had been ordered yet on the Gulf. He said the men had no grievance with the road and they would only go out if they saw that by so doing they would make a certainty of the Burlington men winning their fight. It. is a fact that the Gulf system makes no secret of the fact that it handles ail the freight sent to it by the and this is evidently not of sufficient importance to cause the men to strike. In talking with several of the Gulf engineers it was discovered that Chairman Ilitchkins is between two fires.

The men don't want to strike and strongly protest against such action, while the Union Grievance Committee are as strong in their importunities for him to order the men off their engines. The matter of a strike on the Gulf therefore is simply a mutter of relative strengths of the Union Grievanco Com mittee and the body of engineers on the road. It has been definitely ascertained that the Union Grievance Committee now have nien among the brakemen on all the roads endeavoring to get a strike in that order, but while the brakemen profess friendship for the engineers they say that they called on that Broth crhood for assistance in their great strike and failed to meet with reironse. In consequence of this they are not very anxious to aid tho engineers now. HARRY SWIFT, Looal Editor.

March 10, 18K8. The Days' Doings. The cold whvb urrlved on time, City lection two week from to-day The daily is in demand these days, Our weather signals ure about cor rect to'doy, Give the young men a chance is tho song just now. The Kock Island pay car went through yesterday and made the boys happy. Million is very sennlbly building her own creamery and canning factory, in stead of giving bonuses to outsiders.

seems to be unable to sup port mi flt'ctiic light pluut. The electric outfit lias been moved to Florence. Judge Foote united in mnrlnge on Saturday afternoon at his ofllce, Juiiich U. Carroll und Millicent M. Davis, both of Marion.

Rog lluniiuford and Jim Hamilton made the trip from i'eubody to Marion yesterday on their bicycles in aboui three hours. The petition to the council to call an election to vote bonds for a city building is beiiiir numerously signed. Good. Whoop her up. Representatives of tho TopeKii tVincil of the R.

A. are expected in this ufteriKMin to institute the Marion Cuuncil of that order this evening. The strike on the Santa Fe hax been declared off and all the men are back in their accustomed places, and the trains are all running regular again. Tree planting is the order of the day. Mr.

S. 8. Brewerton has just put in (25 worth. Marion is the banner town of the State for shaded streets and pretty parKH. The ltoyal Arcanum organizes tonight with twenty-five charter members Its meetings will be held in Knight Hall on the first and third Wednesday of each month.

A. M. Chapman, who started for ElDorado Friday in the interest of tlir Modern Woodmen, was delayed at Flor ence by the strike and improved the time by organizing a camp in that City. Wheeler Bros, have taicen Mr.W is Moulton into their dry goods firm The boys have been doing a good conservative buisness, and Tub Times hopes the new combination will have all the sue cess of the old one. and a great deal more News was recieved by Fred Kouse this morning that the strike on the Santa Fe had been declared off, and he was instructed to reinstate any man who he had suspended under orders issued from headquarters Saturday, and which ap pear else whers.

The Timks having got through with its 10,000 edition of the weeicly, com mences on a run of a quarter of a million orders for one firm to-day. Still, don't let a little thing like that prevent you from sending orders for wont. We have an offlco equal to any emergency. A site has been selected for the canning factory on land west of town owned by Uncle Billy Kellison, who do' nates twenty lots for that purpose Now let us see the building go up. In audition to the above $500 worth of lot has been donated to the company by A E.

Case and (500 worth by Stephen Jex Last Friday the Police Court had a little boom. Judge Malcoinb brushed the dust off the docket and entered up a fine of (3 and cost, in all (8 ngainut one Stier for fast and reckless driving and (1 and costs to the extent of $10 aguinst II Denmark for disturbing the peace The aforesaid driver and disturber put up in due form and Judge Malcoinb is a candidate for reelection. For a year past various efforts have been mude to secure the weather signal dispatches for the people of Marion, am a satisfactory result has never been at tained till now. The editors of Tin Daily Times have been working up this matter for a month past and with con sideruble outlay of money have the sys' tern now complete. The weather flags will be displayed every morning except Sunday, from The Times building giv ing the weather indications for the fol lowing twenty-four hours.

A full ex planution of the different flags will be given in The Daily Times each day. It in to be hoped that the Wichita Eagle will survive the fact that Marion quarantined against Wichita for three or four days. Wichita was included among a list of small pox towns sent out by the State Board of Health, and has it yet. When the Marion quarantine ordinance was passed it included all the towns in the circular sent out by tho State Board of Health. On the receipt of a letter from the Mayor of Wichita stating that their patients were on an island in the river the quarantine as re gards Wichita was raised after having been in force three or four days, and the fact published.

The Eagle, however is daily having fits over the matter. Ladies, go and consult Dr. Piper. See his testimonials from all over tho Unite States and get his new methods of treat ing Chronic Diseases. Get a cake of that puro white caslile soap for your baby 5 and 10 cents per cake.

20tf E. W. Weems can get special rates and terms. Full line of residence properties. FIRM LOANS! of all descriptions for sale and exchange.

Residence lots very cheap Young Block, ALEX. E. CASK. CASE BILLINGS, MORTGAGE LOAN BROKERS, and Sales loan. Several good Insurance IniiiiM.

same on easy attention to his Insurance LANDS and LOTS Marion, Kansas. LEVI BILLINGS. -AND- (OVER) REAL ESTATE AGENTS. -With Cottonwood Valley Bank, and Room No. Eleven, Case Block.

Agents for tbe Marion Town Company and Inter-State Addition. 27" First Mortgages on first-class Kansas farms for sale. Interest guaranteed, and principal guaranteed one year after maturity Correspondence solicited with administrators, guardiane, capitalists, and others wishing safe investments at good interests. LAWLER McCLANAHAN, -DEALERS IN- Real Estate! Ilave sold over Four Hundred Lots in their Addition, and aro still offering Great Bargains! We will come nearer giving you a home than any ono else in our city, and on such easy terms you can't help but buy. WRITE OR CALL AND SEE US THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Marion, Kansas.

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