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JHi OJ Look apjon Record. FKIDATi OCTOBER 25, 18S0. Santa Fe Time Table. NOT STRANGE! GOING WEST Way Freight, a 333 Passenjrer, daily 3tt 6:05 OOING EAST. After the 24th on the corner opposite heeler Bros, (in the old Leachman place,) where we will have a clean, repapered, repainted and generally repaired store room, with lots of room to show our sroods.

3S Passenger, daily For Us 334 Freight, a 33a 4 lThroutrn chair cars to Kansas City and Denver F. V. Rocse, A pent. BUT HOLD ON! For before we go we are going to sell some goods, and you may look out for sonic cIom prices and pick up some bargains if you are around on time, for we have the Ciioi. Meats, and way down prices on Flour, 77ot Cash.

Don't think we want book account. Cash ii what we c'o for, and to save moving the goods we irivc you the benefit. AT KNAPP'S, THE GROCER. W. COBUKN, Every lay brings new customers.

Each day the volume of our business increases. Why shouldn't it We know, and more of you are beginning to know from experience that what we say is true That our store is the best place to trade; your dollar gets more and better goods of us than it will elsewhere, and you enjoy privileges in our house that are to your advantage. lat We carry the largest stock. 2d We willingly exchange goods. 3d We cheerfully refund money.

4tll We insist on customers being satisfied. 5tli Wre buy and sell for cash. 6th. We mark everything in plain figures. With a foundation built upon the above principles we ask you to see and carefully examine these items: Men Boys' and Youths' Clothing, All Kinds of Boots and Shoes, Ladies' and Gent's Furnishing Goods, Ladies' and Children's Cloaks, Fine Dress Goods, Carpets, A call is all we ask.

We guarantee perfect satisfaction. We Still Lead in Low Prices and Always Shall. A. Ceaseless, Tireless Toiler for Trade and Leader of Low Prices, Ter Block, Kan. IB Rock Island Rnntr.

GOING EAST. No. 2 Mail and Express a No. Express llpm No. US Locul Freight 4:37 pm GOING WEST.

No. i Mail and Express 4:37 No. 3 Express 4: is a No. 61 Local Freight 90mm f2frAll trains carry passengers. Tbrongh tickets on sale to all points east, west, north and soutb.

Trains Nos. 3 and 4 carry a through sleeper between Wichita and Chicago. Q. B. Stoner, Agent.

"Wanted, the Earth," at Compton Opera House, Friday evening. o- The Presbyterian ladies society will meet next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Spees. The ladies of the Christian Sewing Society will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Wheeler.

The ladies of the Christian church will give a general supper including oysters on election night, November 6th. The Ieachman's have opened out again, this time in the Strom building, where they are picking up lots of trade. Mr. Laybourn has bought the Scott Price place sn Second street. I5y the way, Mrs.

Price has joined her husband in Lawrence. A very pleasant tea partv was enjoyed by a number of ladies and gentlemen at the handsome and hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley. Tuesday evening.

The gloomy weather we have been having this week is probably the ragged edge of the snow storm they have been having in New York, Pennsylvania and other States. The next teachers examination will be held in the valley school building, Marion, on Saturday, Oct. 2G, commencing nine o'clock a. m. John Dillon, who appears in the Ma.

rion opera house (Friday) to-night has a world-wide reputation as an actor, and the wonder is, what he is doing in Kansas towns. A union meeting of the Y. M. C. A.

and Y. W. C. A. will be held at the Baptist church on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

M. O. Billings will lead. Everybody is invited. V.

It, U. No. 103 fourth anniveisary will be held Saturday evening, the 26th. All former members especially the charter members are cordially invited I to be present. By order of President.

1 A magnificent view of Marion and surrounding country can be obtained from the new school house tower. It is simply a grand spectacle, and if you have never been up there you should pick some good, clear day and go. The Presbyterian ladies will serve an oyster supper at the residence of Mr. W. II.

Dudley, next Tuesday evening, to which everybody is invited. It is a good place to go anytime, and on this occasion especially so. I3e there. The Record hesitates to advise farmers about matters which they probably know more than its editor, but if we were a farmer we would wear mighty old clothes and eat awful poor grub before we weuld sell any corn at twelve or fifteen cents per bushel. Pollock Post, No.

42, G. A. R. are respectfully invited to bring their wives and daughters to the Post room Saturday evening to help the W. R.

C. celebrate their fourth anniversary. Refreshments served. By order Pres. Sarah E.

Mau omb, Sec. A. Hunsecker will sell at his place one mile north and two miles west of Lost Springs, on Thursday, Octsber 31, beginning at 10 o'clock, 13 head of horse stock, 15 head of cattle, hogs, piijs, farm machinery, two small houses, etc. Now's you chance for bargains. The meanest varmint iu Kansas, entered poor, sick Dick Malone's home through a window" last Friday night and stole his best coat and his little girl's breast pin.

If the rascal is caught he should be whipped half to death. No other punishment would meet his case. Our friend Coleman, of Lost Springs, while illustrating a Lost Springs Democrats oratory in Henry Siebert's store, last Saturday, lifted his right hand so suddenly and so high as to shatter a chandelier hanging above him. It cost him a snug little sum but he gets value received in laughing about it. A telegram was received in Marion last Saturday announcing the death of Prof.

Owens in California, husband of a Marion girl, nee Miss Matie Hoops, lie died suddenly, leaving a wife and child among strangers. It is a sad case, and the bereaved wife who is well known here, will hve many sympathisers iu Marion. The Oskaloosa, Iowa, Herald, of Sept. 24th: "Wanted, the Earth," John Dillon was always the most successful comedian on the Western stage, and last evening he proved it very conclusively that he was yet a whole brass band with a big yellow dog under the wagon. From the raising of the curtain to the last drop thereof, it was one continuous round ot laughter Dillon proving himself the same old master Riirth-provoker.

The support was excellent, and the large audience went home feeling amply repaid by the pleasure afforded. It was immense. At Compton Opera evening. Oct. 25.

House, Friday Dress-making, and dress cutting and lifting is solicited by Mus, R. II. Baker, dealer in Osage City. Iowa and Missouri coal. The best is the cheapest.

Call and see me. 7tf HuTcniNsoN, Mat 13, Hi. Dr. G. M.

Kellek. Dear Sir: I do not know whether you wish for testimonials in regard to to the virtues of Mountain Sage as a means of preventing and curing form or not. If you do I will sign anything you may care to write, for I know that it saved my life, and you cannot draw it too strong. I believe it to be one of the best remedies on the market today. Yours very truly, D.

A. Mooiie. For sale by Stanford Son, Marion Kansas. 1st MUELLER APEL House, Sign and Fresco PAINTERS, Shop on Moln Street, west of Walnut, MARION, KANSAS' MRS. G.

S. TOWN, HJILLINERY Opposite Opera House. 7V2 per Ct. 7y2 per Ct. Farm Loans now made at IX per cent, withoutcommission.

Apply soon to W. LC.T02&X.XXTS02T Notary Public, Jex Block, Marion, Kansas. FARM AN1 CITY PROPERTY Bought, sold and exchanged. LOANS negotiated on unincumbered realty. INSURANCE written in standard companies at lowest rates.

If you want choice lots cheap and a loan to build with, be sure to tee me before purchasing. attention given to business of non-residents, as taxes, collec- tions, investments, etc. References Cottonwood Valley National Bank. First National Bank. For Sale or Trade.

I have about 790 acres in what I believe to be the best farm in Marion county, which I will sell as a whole or in tracts to suit purchases, or will trade for city property. J. D. RlCHM, 3otf Florence, Kans. THE Rink 4-Li very Stable, Opp.

Cottonwood Valley Hank, MARION, KANSAS. Newly Fitted, and everything First-class, with Good Domestic Stock, New Buggies, etc. fW Keed of all kinds tsnitrht and UtM S. C. FBEELAND.

iIJFY liAUNDIY, T. A. Hatfield, Prop. Two doors west of the OH synod Valley National Bank. Fine Work Made a Specialty.

FAMILY WASHIMi A(iD I BO It I NU neatly and cheaply done. MARION Abstract and Investment COM 1 'AN ltooms I and axe lliock, MAKION. aANSAs! County, Township. City nn-l BefeMt Warrant and sold. Money Loaned on Kastl I it time limn, tnorttraKes, a specialty.

secured ly ehattei MAUSER'S Meat Market. GEOBGE II A I ski; has again taken cbarire of the incut market his old Ktand, ami will keep n-liintij on hand all Kinds of Fresh nod Smoked Meatfl of the finest vni.it One Door West of Wheeler liros. Excelsior Bakery, J. SWISHER, Proprietor, Successor to F.StrobwItr. BREAD, CAKES, and General Confections FreaL atid L'ure Always on ll.tml.

MfcALs at All Hocus. THOS. W. BOWN, Real Estate Loan Agent, MAKION, KANSAS, Stock Ranches, Kruit, Grain and Dairy Karmt Choice Business and Residence Lots In Marlon: Fine 9 and 10 acre Suburban Tracts half-mile from the city limits, for sale at prices satisfactory to purchasers. (V Loans Money on Improved farms at lowest rat en, Kurtilsbes Attracts, I'nyn Tax I and Makes Investments for iion-rcsldcnta E.

R. TKENNER. Real Estate Title Examiner Established for 1-s years in MARION, KANSAS Nos. iii mid II Voting Moot Loans on Improxnl Kstale at low rate. Fl'UNlMIIKS AllM ICA in 'I'l I.

Rxatnlnes and Passes on the Valldlt) ot Kami Kxtatw Title. immmn. NEGOTIATES LAND SALES, Drawn and takes Acknowledgments of MortgagcM and other fMtfflMMNMl HTM KM loans M'KOtALTI A Positive Cure. BUST Electro -Galvanic For To tfi( tutxtUtU ni Mn tin ii i.i, tii Liver. Stomach and Kidney DiM Diseases of the Itlood, Skin Diseases.

Rheumatism, Female 'oiiiilaints. Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness. hllpotcllCN are hut it lew of the many diseases in vhl Ii It has a msjMtorful Influence ItememlMT that I do not Hunt In handle Ml thiiiK which In not g-ood to make Mm- human syolein mm II Im Intended to net. Bear In min i hat in HMMM MM This Belt Will Cure where meilleltie will hne little or noeflWI Al ler teslllitf the niHller earef nlh I i mi surel) say that II Im the hai kst WtUt tut MCMKOI eer applied to eorreet the human tfWUm Arthur Hmiih will teat If) rheumatism, and Jim- Kdmitm lame haek Addi vHM or call upon Ill III i of nt S.

811 ELL Maioo JNO. MCCARTY! AUCTIONEER, MARION, KANSAS. Parties drslrlnir to ha I nubile us leu mi dates aid terms ly eallliiK at tin- MiHiuS ifflee. MA It I ON Musical Supply House. PIANOS, ORGANS, Davis" Sewing Machine, HM iM Nt ill the world Also nfntaJ Mcpliamli I'lano I'utjiay Hfid Itepaln pMnHtjr II.

II. KOIIIII.lt. Opp. OperH Mwfe, Mnrl-iii, Km DR. OWEN ELECTRIC BELT AVD StJSPJEWSORY.

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OT. IXJUlI RUPTURE ELECTRIC BELT AND TRUSS, COMBINED. DR. ISRAEL 'LECTEO OALVaWlO wea's IT slits Belt AttashatsaL rm wits MM HI MBC.rl mm al4 iu.u TI.I. I lit.

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olo no WWr.m VB a.uin xmLi. i rnr rf inor M0 "noon 1 air iifcajnnr 1 uvla. II OTaW .111 1 a mfm. rmr faill I l.w.. Resident Dentist MARION, KANSAS.

Artificial Teeth, Cold Lined Plates, Bridge Work Porcelain Crown. Contour Cold Killing a specialty, and all I'la tic Killings. Teeth extracted without pan, All work, Iwitb operative and mecbaulral guaranteed to Ik- Hrst-claM. SAND! I will always have a good supply of lirst-class plaster and building saml thrown out ready to load, on my faring miles south of Canada, which I will at prices to defy any comietition. Free use of good sand screen.

Discount on large sales. I also keep a supply at Carter Bros. Hardware store, Marion, where sample sand can be seen. Jno. A.

O. Livoni miles south west of Marion. I miles south of Canada. 1H lira Biiick Bakery, SMDKK, Proprietor. Fresh Bread, Cokes and Pies Choice Confections.

Fruits, Ntitf, Cigars, Tobacco. Fresh Oysters Servcn in nny Style Desired. Lunch nt All Honrs. Tlae Livery, Sale Feed Stable, Fourth Street, MARION, KAN. The Best Equipped Stable in the Southwest Kv-rytlilng New anil Klrat-class.

Fine Turnouts, Reasonable Charges Prompt Attention. .1 kim: WAITING boom. Where Ladies can await the trettliiK ready of teams without the emharraHSiiiK' annoyance of a lot of idle men. IMMWIMMI Williams, I'roprs. Get Your Washing Done AT TIIK Troy Laundry, Wct Main Street.

Opposite Chicago Liimlx'i Yard. J. 8. Hebbing, Prop. Satisfactory Woik Juaianteed.

Your 1'atroiiage Solicited. JOH1S o. WHEELER, Carpenter and Joiner, -li mid resldenee on Vine street, Knrlieb's mill, MAKION, KANSAS. Will do all kindu of work on short nolle and at hurd time prices. 3l nam SMI hsnd two or three small boats which i will -ell cheap, i ome and tbem II Altl'KK.

AI.EX. ItlllNfl Harper Rhind, CONT KACTOIiS IN HtoM CvUiifX, Boildiag at Mefc Work. I'rlce rcaxonnlilc mid work run radioed MA I ION. KANSAS. Dr.

J. H. McLean's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND GLOOO PURIFIER. for i.i.iy fl ir I tlii I u' known rcim-dy In 1 been tin-tu mi iv ,1 MmstSiirMls now ildvaneed in UfW en-loving 11 old WBO owe their r.iliu,t hi- tltlito tlie. Intrund Ma! lining crtic of tin 1 medicine.

1.0 i-T bottle it Ken 1 nt i.t.tmp Alnii-Kic eon- tuininr 11 eh nt unl wether forwesust by Irl It. IIicLm. the "Uriii I ti DR. J- H. MclEMV HE DIC I ME Mo.

Millinery DmsMlaE mm ,1 fl FM LI. I The 1- The election in Centie township will be held at the Rogers stone house just east of the City of Marion. J. F. WlIALKY, Twp.

Trustee. The Record has heietofore failed to note the recent removal of Mr. J. C. Watson and family from Newton to Marion.

Mr. Watson is a bridge contractor and builder, and has also had the contract for the acadamiing of Main street, Marion. Having tried the town and liked it, he locates here permanently. That proves he is a sensible man. Postmaster Lewis keeps putting on city airs in his establishment.

His latest advance is an hour stamp, which marks the exact time of mailing and receiving matter. Fred is making a mighty fine Postmaster, lie takes pride in the establishment and ia the business, and is furnishing the city a postoffice which is a credit to Marion and to hm. Mr. J. F.

Knapp, the popular grocer -man, is preparing to "spread." He has taken a new partner, Mr. Geo. D. Scott, of Dakota, with whom he was formerly in business in Michigan, and the new firm will soon occupy the stone building best known as the Wand building, where they will have more room, and where they can carry a larger stock. Mr.

Knapp has done a fine business and made a host of friends since he has been in Marion, and his new partner comes highly recommended. Success to the new firm in their new quarters. Times can't le very hard, or Marion county girls are getting awful proud, or they don't care muca for an education, or something of that sort. Marion possesses splendid school facilities, and the Record has been offering in b-'half of some excellent families a chance for young ladies to earn their board while attending school, but only one or tw have applied for the places. Yet some of the best women in the world, yes, some of the best in this town, obtained their schooling in this way, and they are not ashamed of it, either.

They are proud of it. Mr. and Mrs. S. 11.

Grimes gave a snail party Monday nig at, in honor of their daughter Edna's seventeenth birthday. The party was intended as a surprise to Edna and Mrs. Grimes invited those of Edna's friends whose names she knew, perhaps leaving out some whom she would have wished to ask had she known them. The young people passed a pleasant evening. Edna was the happy recipient of a number of beautiful presents, nottably, a handsome gold ring from her aunt.

Mrs. M. E. McCleary, of Elkhart, Indiana, who is visiting here now. Among other presents we noted, was a silk muffler from Lulu rimes, a pretty book from Carrie and Will Baxter, an elegant portmantau from Alio? and Charlie Wheeler and a handsome perfume ca.e and bottle from Gtorge Tienner.

Many happy returns of I he day, Edna, was the wish of her frier ds. i Pimples, blotches, scaly skin, ugly spots, sores and ulcers, abscesses and tumors, unhealthy discharges, such as catarrh, eczema, ringworm, and other forms of skin diseases, are symptoms of blood impurity. Take Dr. J. H.

McLean's Sarsaparilla. For sale by Stanford Son. Faults of digestion cause disorders of the liver, and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr. J.

II. McLean's Sarsaparilla perfects the process of digestion and assimilation, and thus makes pure blood. For sale by Stanford Son. Consumption Surely Cured, To the Editor Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured.

I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy kree to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their express and postoffice address. Respectfully, T. A. Slocum, M. 181 Pearl st.

New York. 2t52 J. R. Wright, plasterer, makes a specialty of building cisterns. 21 m9 No need to take big cathartic pills; one of Dr.

J. fl. McLean's Liver and Kidney Pillets is quite sufficient and more agreeable. For sale by Stanford Son. Mrs.

J. F. McMullin is now making as good cabinets as anyone in the State for S2.00 per dozen. Call and see samples. Gallery opposite Court House.

42 L. Billings has town lots but dont need to advertise them any longer Just call and see list of reasonable prices, long time or twelve and one-half off list price for cash. 42-tf For a safe and certain remedy for fever and ague, use Dr. J. H.

McLean's Chills and Fever Cure: it is warranted to cure. For sale by Stanford Son. Miss Lillian Dudley is repared to give a graded course of instruction on piano or organ. Also a course in Har mony and Theory, For terms call at residence of Wm. II.

Dudley. 20tf The most delicate constitution can safely use Dr. J. II. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm.

It is a sure remedy for coughs, loss of voice, and all throat and lung troubles. For sale by Stanford Son. A. jacobitz Days notes. iJUtf Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of consumption bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will send free of charge, to all who desire it. this receipt, in German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper.

W. A. Notes. 149 Power's Block, Rochester, N. Y- 51tly-e-o Cash for eggs and poultrv.

A- Eaton, 4ot4 1. basement. Marion, Kaus. Election State of Kansas, i Marlon County, 8B 1, w. p.

Mot rH, Mayor of the city of Mai ion, by virtue of the authority- in me vested lo hereby proclaim and jrive notice that general election will beheld in said city on the 5th day of November, a. d. 18. at which time the following: county officers will be voted for, town: Register of Deeds, Treasurer, Sheriff, "unty uiera, purveyor ana coroner. he polls in the First Ward shall be held in poll! Igin the Elgin Hotel, and J.

U. Bairbv. David Wheeler and W. W. Case shall act as indu-cn nt lid election and Arthur Jones and J.

H. Cos'. Ho shall act as clerks. The polls in the Second Ward shall be held in W. P.

Morris' office and J. H. McBurney, W. P. Wymerand R.

C. Coble shall act as judges at said election and John silland and C. W. Van felt shall act as clerks. The pells in the Third Ward shall lie held in the Case building, one door west of Carter hardware store, and Amos Cunning, J.

C. Oood and W. W. Runyan shall act as judges and J. L.

Bitnerand W. C. Klauser shall act hs clerks The pol'ls in the Fourth Ward shall be held in J. M. Young's office and S.

Jex. Jno. Bowlby and Geo. Rhodes shall act as judges at said election and W. H.

Cummings and J. B. Thompson shall act as clerks. Polls will be opened 9a.m. an 1 c'od at M.

1MIOINIEIYI ON farm Loans I CAN NOW OIVK Terms to Borrowers That I believe are the Best in the County. I also have some GREAT BARGAINS IN LANDS AND LOTS, and am making Some Sales and Exchanges. During the quiet times I have secured a Fine ami Large CorreafiOsKleaee, and can do you good if any one can Come and see me at the old Tai. where I have been for 13 years. EDWARD A.

HODGE, Manager Marion Land Loan Agency, Marion, Kansas. THIRD You ihonld read the PwrrAm Daily Naws because it's an indt- ftilss ptudeni nnoipaptr. There are two. rUIn I rr politic! question, mi I iw5 giTo mezn oocn with equal fairness. A party organ I magnifies one side and dwarfs the other.

No sensible man wants to be trifled with in this fashion. The time has Bona by when American citizens expect to inherit their political opinions. They want to nuke their own and to do this they want a paper to tell them the truth, re-fardfess of their own personal preferences. If yon are an honest man, independent and self-reliant in thought, read an honest and independent newspaper read The Chicago Daily Naws. A Jtrmrmirr Its circulation is iao ,000 a day orer I a million a week aad it cams by mail as cts.

I a month, out utoaths tent a dy. aryest Home En ert ain men To-Nighr. There will be a unique entertainment in Baptist church, this (Friday) evening, by home talent. The bouse will be beautifully decorated with farm products, the lunch will be worth the money, and the following programme will please all Invocation. Song, '-Come.

Ye Thankful People, audience. Song, "Harvest Modi" Quartette. Discussion, "Apple Drying Season" John H. Smith. Solo.

"Oft in the Stilly Night" Miss Lena Knapp. Discussion, "On a Farm in October'" Jos. T. Dickerson. Lunch.

Chorus. "Cantata of David." Dudley's choir. Doxology Benediction Admission, adults 25 cents children 15 cents. Post pone! On account of so much going on the Good Templar supper has been postponed until further notice. By order of Committee.

Ho w' This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney ft Props. Toledo, O.

We, the undersigned, have known F. Cheney for tlie last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorble in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio Walding, Kinnan Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. If. Van Iloesen.

cashier, Toledo National Bank, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucus sui faces of the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by druggists. 50t4 Santa Fe, Afr.

25, 1SS0. G. M. Keeler, M. D.

Dear Sii: I am happy to report to you that my family have made a happy recovery. I will confess to you that I had my doubts about the propriety of depending so wholly on the Mountain Sage Fever Cure in the treatment of pneumonia. It was a new departure for me but the result has vindicated the assertion that you made that its action was equally beneficial in all forms of fever. We had given up all hopes of the children's recovery and fully believe under the blessing of God, it was the means of saving their lives. J.

II. Beckett. Tieas. Haskell Co. For sale by Stauford Son, Marion.

Kansas. 4S14 Purify the Sick-Room. Don't breathe the fover-tainted air of the sick room when you can render it almost instantly sw-et and pure by us ing Dr. Keller's Disinfectant, Its use will destroy the poisonous exhalations in small-pox, scarlet fever and other contagious diseases, and prevents the spread of the disease. It is not poisonous and will not stain the clothing.

Try it and you will lie delighted with it. Price. 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Stauford Sou, Marion. Han.

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