The Local Lantern du lieu suivant : Marysville, Kansas • 1

The Local Lantern. The Only Straight Democratic VOL. 2. MARYSVILLE, KANSAS, Democratic County Convention. There will be held at the Turner hall in the eity of Marysville, Kansas, on 28th, at 1 o'clock p.

a delegate tion of the democratic party for the purpose of plaeing in nomination didates for the following named offices: State Senator, Clerk District Oourt, Superintendent Public Instruction, Probate Judge, Oounty Attorney. The basis of representation in said convention shall be one delegate for every 20 votes cast for John W. Leedy for governor at the regular election election held in 1898. It is mended that townships hold their premaries to seleot delegates on Saturday, August 85th. Towaships and wards will entitled to representation in said sion as follows: Balderson 4 .......5 Blue Oketo.

5 BlueRapidsCity. .6 Richland .3 .3 Cottage .3 St. Bridgett. 6. Clear Fork .6 Vermillion.

.9 Cleveland .3 Walnut Elm Oreek. 4 Waterville .5 Franklin. .5 .4 Gaittard. Herkimer 2 1st ward Logan .5 2d ward Maryeville. 4 3d ward Marray.

7 4th .2 By order of Committee; W. W. REDMOND, Chairman. H. E.

WIEDEMEYER, Secretary. ANNOUNCEMENT. We are authorized to announce Giles Scoville, of Blue Rrapide, as a didate for the office of Goanty AtterBey, subject to the deeission of all the conventions held in opposition to the republican party. W. J.

Bryan at Marysville. 5,000 People Hear Him. Friday morning trains from all direotions brought seeres of people to hear the next president, W. J. Bryan, speak, he arrived en special train from Manhattan at 2 e'cloek m.

and at 2:30 commenced talking to the largest crowd of people ever gathered to hear anyone talk in Marshall county, though his coming was net thoroughly advertised, the crowd was estimated all the way from 2,000 to 5,000 attemtive listeners. His maim talk was imperialism and militarism, and he used sueh arguments as were ing and could not be denied by sayome. Bad'his visit been properly advertised he would have drawn at least 10,000 people to hear him. Undoubtedly W. J.

Bryan can draw a larger orowd than man on earth today. ROUND TRIP TO CHICAG FARE. VIA ARAND ISLAND ROUTE. On August 24, 25, 26 and 27 the St. Joseph Grand Island Ry.

will sell round trip tickets to chieago at rate of one fare. Final return limit, 00 payment ei 50cts exeeation fee, Sept. 30. See agent for information regarding threagh car service. Paper In Northern Kansas.

MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1900. Democratic Primary At Pacific House Sample Room tonight at 8 o'clock: All democrats of the second ward are requested to be present and help elect four delegates to attend the connty canvention A. WILDEMEYER. Com For all kinds of sehool supplies go to the Postofliee News Stand. -Olas.

Arand is in So. Louis buying goods for the Arm of Arand Sons. -For moo tenter, juicy steaks, fresh and salt meats, go to Beulhier Moser. -Books, magazines and periodicals of all kinds at the Postoffice Few. Stand.

-Ed Stumpf, who bas been on the Polaek ranch in Arkansas the past several months, returmed bome Saturday eyening. -Mes. Joseph Samter left yesterday for a visit with relatives in Chieago. Poor Joe, what will become of him while she is gone? -Mra. W.

S. Glass and daughter, Mise Mabel, returned home last Menday after a very pleasant visio with friends in the east. -Misses Emma Lorke and Paula Truba, who have been spending number of weeks in Oelorade, returned home Saturday very much pleased with their visit, M. Barlow jr. has purchased the Postoflice News Stand of Obas.

Davis and took possession last week. Mike is a rustler and will take an Interest in pleasing his patrons. H. E. Wiedemeyer's litole red horse, was at Beastie last Saturday and there race for bim be gage an exhibition mile making it in 2:26, the fastest time ever made on that track.

Had it been on a fast track could have driven him way undea that. -T. W. Hemphill, of Washington, came over lass Friday to hear Bryan speak. Mr.

Hemphill is one of the earliest settlers of Marshall county, we found him and his wife at the realdenee of onr father S. Magill, on Horse Shoe creek, when we came here in July, 1858. -Miss Annie MoNey, who la visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MeCoy of this eity, was prostrated by the heat last Wednesday and her res tara to her home at Poeatello, Idabo, will have to be postponed.

Miss Annie is at this writing getting along as well as could be expected. DEATHS: Samuel Clyde DeLair, of Balderson township, died on Thursday, Aug. 16-h he was in his I8th year. Mra. J.

J. Barber, of Wells townebip died at her home Thursday morning, Aug, 16th, aged 61 ears. Mra. Martin Piel, of this city, aged 65 years, died at the family residence Aug. 21et at 5 o'clock p.

ID. Mrs. Menry Bewist, of ester ship, died suddenly Wednesday night. Mrs. Hewint has been a resident of this county for many years, NO.

62. -Submaribe tor tire -Same and fish so PeRson, 86 let Mover's. -Get your daily papers of M. Bars low at the Postoffice News Stand. -O.

A. Richey, one of Hanover's popular business men, was in the city last Wednesday. -Caleb Powere, of the state of Kentusky. charged with being an accessory to the murder of the late Gov. Goebel, was found guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary for life.

-Misses Elsie Kahlke and Elyera Draheim, two of our brightest little girls, visited the Wald family at ver last week and were accompanied home by Miss Gertie Robinson of that place. -T. G. Fitch, of Fitch's Bazaar, returned from New York, Friday moraing, where he purchaeed a large stock of goods whieb will arrive in a few days and will be marked down to the lowest notch. -Thomas Joseph Keegan, the wild man who was brought in about the middle of July and turned over to the shiriff, was judged insane last Taesday, and will be taken to the asylum.

No one could find out whore he was from or anything about him. To The Deaf. A rioh lady, cured of her deafness and noises in the head by Dr. Nicholson's Arificial Ear Drams, gave $10,000 te bis institate, so that deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums, may have them free. Address No.

4185, The Nicholson Institute, 780 Eighth Ayenue, New York, -Dr. Scaman, Superintendent of the. county asylum, knows that the poor printer has a liking for nice ripe fruit, but never has the wherewith to buy it, so en Tuesday evening of last week brought the LANTERN family a basket of the finest Champion peaches we have seen this season, and while eating them, at every bite we would think of the donor. -If D. R.

Fulten should be luoky enough to be elected as the coming election, It weald be the proper thing for him to use his utmost influence to have a law passed to keep Ed Berry in the office of county attorney for the balance of his life, be has not had the office more thaa 16 or 18 years and they tried to nominate another man to take his place. The office of county altermey should not be put on the free list. -The republican convention met as per sall last Monday at I o'clock and after considerable jangling, which left a number of sere spots, succeeded in placing the following ticket before the people: Senator. Fulton District clerk. Davis Supt.

Pub. Gee Thomson Probate Pulleine Atterney. A Berry The above ticket 18 composed of good men and it is toe bad they are the wrong side and will be deteated. Out of the five gentlemen named only one staads a ghost of a show to be elected, and that one la W. T.

Pulleine for bate judge. W. W. Redmond, Attorney at Law, Marysville, Kans. Office up stairs in Koester block.

Cal. T. Mann, Attorney at Law, Marysville, Kane. G3" Office south side Broadway, one block west of court house. Dr.

J. L. Hausman. PHYSICIAN AND SUBGRON pay Office over Exchange Bank. Residence on Eim enst of court bouse.

Telephone 117. A. ROSEBOROUGH. M. Physician de Surgeon, HANOVER, KANSAS.

Hee 1st door west of John Dingman's drug store. Residence 2d door south of Taft's bank. Dr. W. R.

Breeding, Office Keester Block, Residence corner 10th nd Center Streets. Full Line of Pure Drugs for Prescription use. AL SHARP Proprietor of the Popalar Hotel The ARLINGTON BLUE RAPIDS, KANSAS. Livery in connection. Good Bigs, Lively Teams.

Free Buss to and from all traine. When In Hanover stop at THE Hotel Markham The Markbam is centrally located, near both depots, and seis 8.8 good A table as any $2 A day bouse in the state. C. S. PROK.

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