The White Cloud Globe-Tribune from White Cloud, Kansas • 8

Loavenworth'rt Candidate. the executive and business ability CVdar Crook i Berdick Kirlin is visiting his sis- DO- V00 LUi To the republicans of the first district: Leavenworth County has not had a member of Cong- since 1870, more than thirty- six years, andHhe support of the First Congressional District is asked to help nominate D. R. An thony, Jr. as a successor to Mr.

or the Fifth ward, of the city in-j Curtis, just elected United States to a republican stronghold. Or-! Senator. Mr. Anthony will have iginally the Democrats could count the hearty and enthusiastic back- on 200 to 300 majority in "Goose-jingof the Republicans of his home Six years ago Young Dan county. 1 hose who know him be- lieve that he posesses the ability, education aad experience to fit him for a capable and evident rep resentative in the lower house of Congress for this District.

Your attention is respectfully Light Moist Sweet Wholesome Bread? Try A Sack of Omperial Flour invited to an article on our candi- ans seemed hoplessly divided and date published in the Kansas City all signs pointed to another demo-Star, Dec. 11, 1903, while he was cratic mayor until Young Dan con- One lialC the sorrows mended as soon as she mayor of this city. The article I was from the pen of F. L. Vande-i grift, the well known newspaper correspondent.

It was published I while Colonel I). R. Anthony was living and was headed, Young Dan Anthony." The article in part on the career of Mr. Anthony follows below. E.

B. Baker, Chairman Leavenworth Co. Central Committee. W. I.

Biddle, Sec'y first district Republican Congressional Committee and Member for Leavenworth County. Topcka, Dec. 11, 1903. A young man who is coming into authority in Kansas is D. R.

Anthony jr. of Leavenworth. Even now, when he is hardly in his thirties, he is big enough to stand out of the shadow of the famous charac-: ter who is his father, and already he has a following of his own. For Sale by Every Store in Town. mwm Elevafsr Qq.

The sin of being the son "of a serve, but there is not a more pop-1 great man is seldom forgiven in ular man in town. Everybody is i the community where one has fond of him and he fits himself to sister Mrs. Will Tracy. Roy Parker is hauling water for Piersen's sheller. Sid Lucas sold a team of horsed to Will Jenacher.

Ernest Pierson and wife spent Saturday evening at Will Piersons. Will Parker went to Highland Thursday. Lena Thrailkill spent Thursday with her aunt, Mrs. Owens. Joe Bottiger bought a fine horse Monday from his brother Abe.

Mrs. Will Tracy and little son spent Tuesday at Abe Bottiger's. Ernest Pierson and wife and Will Thrailkill and daughter Lena spent Friday evening at Mrs. N. A Parker's.

Miss Bessie Turner spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Schofiehl spent Sunday at Chas. Parker's.

Cass Winkler went to Highland Saturday. Lafe Lucas and family and Chas Parker and family and Melvin and Norman Swaim called at Bottigers Sunday. Joe Bottigej brought 90 head of mules to Highland last Wednes- day. Oscar Rhul butchered Wednes day W.M. Diehl, Veterinary surg eon and dentist of Highland, Kansas will be in White Cloud Jan.

7th, and will continue the first Monday of every month at Connelly's barn. Highest market price paid for hides and chickens. J. E. Mills.

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J. Cheney Cor the litt 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by bis firm. W.u.mx;. KixxanV: Maiivin, Wholesale Druists, Toledo. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the and mucous surfaces of tlw system.

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QUO lode Lepl Blanks iWhite CI that distinguish his administration. lie is the youngest mayor the city ever has had and the first native; born. Young Dan is an organizer of! exceptional ability. By his skill (he has converted "Goosetown," became the republican leader of the ward and now it gives 100 to 300 republican majority. In the nort wards of the city he has i been equally successful.

He has never lost a primary in his home ward. Last spring the republic- sented to become a candidate. He had a fight, of course, but that, only gave zest to his campaign and he carried every ward of the city. He began his administration by applying practical economy. He' gets out of the resources of the city every dollar to which it is entitled.

None of it sticks to the hands of dishonest officials. He has continued to lay brick and as- phalt on the streets, and outlying streets have been graded and made passable. The department of pub lic improvements is not a refuge of loafers in the Anthony administration. More than this, he has reduced the tax levy. There is a gentle side to Young Dan that is soon found.

All the people know him, and the poor and distressed always find him re- sponsive to reasonable demands upon his purse or his sympathy. He is a marr of dignity, even re- all conditions and circumstances. He never has been spoiled. Indeed, he is not of the material to be spoiled, He. receives honors and the attentions of men as a man bred to them, and accepts reverses with dignified composure.

No honor, no matter how great, could turn his head, and no reverse could shake his pride! Sim: pie and unostentatious himself, he cannot tolerate display or brag in others. Mr. Anthony is a graduate of the Leavenworth High school, of the Michigan military academy and of the University of Michigan. From the latter he obtained a diploma of law, but he never practiced the profession. After he left the university he traveled in Europe and elsewhere abroad, and returning home became associated with his father in the publication of the Leavenworth Times.

He I is married and his wife is a daugh- ter of Paul Havens, a banker of Leavenworth. Besides mayor of the city, Mr. Anthony has been postmaster. His first position in i politics was county committeeman from his ward, and by the usuall steps he has become a member of the state committee. His career has been very like his father's, Both have been mayor, both post- "master and both have aspired to I Friends of all the other candi-' dates are particularly anxious and i somewhat determined to put Bailey out of the race since he has become Vice President of the change National" at Atchison.

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Reservation Notes Sunday School begins at the Mission Church at 2:30 o'clock. A box supper was given at the Mission lluirsday evening. will go to benefit the School Pi'o-, children. Mrs. Hall and daughter Alice were out Sunday to see Mrs.

Belle Dupuis who has pneumonia. Mrs. Cotton was a visitor at the Church Ed Toupian, with the assistance of Otis Hall are putting up ice off of the Nemaha. We were pleased to hear of Curtis' victory to the Senate. A certain man and wife who arc capable of doing better are the object of much gossip in this community.

A crowd of about 50 charivaried Gus Roubideau and, former vife 'tit the home Charley Dupois Tuesday night. The report was out that they had entered into second wedlock. All was fun, but the shooting of fire arms should have been left out. While coasting down a hill near her home, Edna Toupian ran into luiu niiu iiuic, lueeiviuy injuries which will prevent her from attending school for a few days. Miss Josie Vetter visited at Dorian's over Sunday.

Victor Rock is threatened with a cancer on his face. A1J The World is a stage, and Ballards snow liniment plays a most prominent part. It has no superior for Rheumatism 1 still joints, cuts, sprains and all pains. Buy it, try it, and you will always use it. Anybody who has used Ballard's Snow Liniment is a living proof of what it does.

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Coming Events. Nat. M. Brigham Feb. 22 Wilbur Starr Conceit Co.

Meh. 28 LYITO8 grown from childhood into man's estate, if he aspires to leadership it is the rule to frown him down, but young Dan Anthony has overcome these prejudices and already is rrt the head of his party in Leavenworth county. He is a member of the republican state central committee, and has been for six years, and is mayor of a city which usually elects democrats to that office. In addition he is talked of for congress. Young Dan is more than talked of for congress; he is booked for congress.

It is only a matter of time until he-gets there. He may put off the ambition, but sooner or later he will represent his district. He instinctively is a politician. He has all the graces that combine to make a man success ful in a public career, and back of that finish he possesses a rugged courage and tenacity of purpose that dominate the Anthony character. He is of colonial ancestry on both sides.

The Anthonies are of Eastern Quaker stock and are strong of mind and body. Col. D. R. Anthony, the father of Young Dan, at.80 years possessed the vigor and activity of man of GO.

The young man's mother is of a famous Massachusetts family, the Osbornes, of Martha's Vine vard. Our Colored Folk. MY MRS. A I AAV. DUNCAN Louis Todd of Leavenworth arrived Tuesday to attend his fathers funeral.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Duncan has been sick with a cold but is now better.

Dan Todd who djed Jan- 22 1907 was born in Virginia. During slavery he was brought to Missouri and afterward moved to Kansas. At the time of his death he was nearly 100 years old. He leaves a wife, 4 children, 12 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. The Services were held from the Methodist church where he had for years been amcmber.

Kev. Bond conducted the Services, and the remains were laid to rest in Olive Cemetery. Mrs. Eliza Brown and Mrs. Ma-sy Reece have been quite sick but are better.

BurnsTIunn went to Hiawatha the first of the week to visit home folks. B. Breckenridge drove over to Hiavatha Wednesday on business. Mrs. Louzetta Todd of Denver arrived Tuesday to attend the funeral of her father, D.

Todd. Rev. K. P. Bond conducted services at the A.

M. E. Church Sunday. Carrie Nation certainly smashed a hole in the bar rooms of but Ballard's Horehound Syrup has smashed all records as a cure for coughs, Bronchitis, Influenza and all Pulmonary diseases. T.

C. II, Horton, Kansas, writes: "I have never found a medicine that would cure a cough so quickly as Ballard's lLorehound Syrup. I have used it or years. Sold by W. Shreve.

Nice assortment of good quality smooth finished school tablets in the popular sizes for sale at The Globe office Sometimes it is said of Young congress. Of the last named am-Dan that he 'is the best mayor jbition the elder Anthony failed and Leavenworth ever has had. That is out of it, but he looks forward is putting' it broad, and even young with hope to the career of his tab Dan will not stand for it. In the ented son and some day the dream first place filial duty forbids, for of the family will be fulfilled. Old Dan has also been mayor of Leavenworth, and besides that the young man's modesty will not permit him to lay superior claim to honors that have been borne by along line of good men in the last liaJL 40 iv aa jr however, that the city has had.no better mayor, and of all the line 'behind him few have possessed e.

L. MARKER.