White Cloud Review from White Cloud, Kansas • 4

THURSDAY, JUNE 14 1S83. Entered at the Postojjice at White Cloud, Kansas, as Second Class Matter. Shreve's Drug Store! Has A Complete Stock Of PURE DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES. And Drnggiiti Sundries, PAiNTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS, PUTTY, TOBACCO, CIGARS, SOAP, BRUSHES, BLANK BOOKS, TA TIONER The following is the roster of the soldiers of Iowa Township, as furnished by the Trustee, Henry Swinney: David Allen, 2 Nebraska.

Robert Barber, 17 Iowa. Thomas Boweu, 13 Kansas. Leouidas Berkley, (deceased) 2 Mo. Dennis Botts, 83 Kans. Duncan Brown, 3 Jasper Beesley 51 Mo.

Bradley 14 Kas. Buggs 8 Ohio. Beeler 2 Kas. II Beeler 25 Mo. John Breeding K.

S. M. A Bomer 15 Ky. Browning 16 Ky. Thoraan Baskin 4 Mo.

Baskin 107 Blevins 51 Beidelman 161 Ills. Crist 72 Ohio. Cowger 19 Kan. A Thomason 10 111. Wesley Trevett 40 Wis.

Daniel Todd (col,) 10 Mo. Hazel Todd 1 Kan, (col.) George Thomas 44 Mo. Wm. Tracy 14 Kan. Joshua Thompson 13 Kan.

Trobridge 32 Wis. Underwood 19 Josephus Utt 14 Kan. Vinsonhaler 48 Mo. Whitney 7 Kan. Welt.

Watson 93 111. nenry Wright (col) 65 Mo. Wheeler White 14 Kan. Wildie 7 Kan. George Winters 14 Kan.

Williams (acting ensign) Kan. Yerion 36 111. A Young 143 111. Daniel Zimmerley 17 Kan. Cakbondale, June 6th, 1883.

Editor Review The regular LUMBER PALMER OBTON, Manufacturers and Dealers in PINE and NATIVE LUMBER Sash, Doors, Blinds, 3IOUZDINGS, "Little Joker" Is the best smoking tobacco. The ex-confederate soldiers are organizing "Camps," something similar to the G. A. and for similar purposes. The first one, R.

E. Le Camp No. 1, has been instituted at Richmond and numbers among Its members several leading members of the confederacy. The star route trials began more than a year ago. have unquestionably, acutally cost the government more than the defendants are alleged to have de-frauned it of.

This is a great country for humbugs, and the star route trials are not among the least that have afflict-ed us. Kansas City Journal. The Kansas Chief closed its 26th volume last week. The Chief has the appearance of seeing the end of another 26 years, and when that is accomplished there is no telling but what it would be Just in prime to acceps a challenge for doubling that score. No paper in Kansas, or any other State, can beat the Chief in "get up" and "general appearance." We have it on good authority that an excellent stain for giving light-colored wood the appearance of black walnut may be made and applied as follows: Take Brunswick black, thin it down with turpentine until it is about the rigth tone and color, and them add about one-twentieth its bulk of varnish.

This mixture, it is said, will dry hard and take varnish well. Scientific American. How grossley the pension bounty of the national government is liable to abuse is shown by the fact that the pension agent in Philadelphia has recovered no less than 700 pension certificates which were in the hands of pawnbrokers, who regulary drew the money, and held the pensioner in a sort of slavery through the obligations of debt. All honest soldiers and pensioners ought to do everything in their power to pre vent such frauds. Atchison Champion.

The Speakership contest is beginning to be warm, and Samuel Cox and Samuel Randall are exchanging compliments of a Pickwickian character. The Republicans have nothing at stake in the contest, but can look on and enjoy It, feeling about about as the old lady did when she witnessed a combat be tween her husband and a bear. She said she "'lowed sometimes I'd rather see the old man lick, and then agin I felt fur th' bar; but bynebye when they wor a goln' it like all possessed I didn'n keer a durn which licked jes so heaven 'lowed me to see their fight out." Chicago In ter Ocean. A Wrong Idea! It is a wrong idea to look at every proposition that is submitted to our people, from a money stand point. There never was.

nor never will be, a town or community, that will prosper to any great extent when nothing only dollars and cents are considered. A liberal man, and an thorough energetic people do not hang back and refuse to lend their influence or contribute a portion of their wealth, to aid in any enterprise that may call strangers to their town, just because they do not see the imme' diate return of the money they have ex pended iu getting up the attraction that has been the means of having the peo-nle come anions them. The contem plated 4th of July celebration was giv en up partially on account of the failure to raise sufficient money to insure a success of the undertaking. Some wanted a certain few to put up the most of the money, "because they would derive the greatest benefit." This, perhaps, was all right, if there is to be nothing but a "money value" placed upon a gathering of this kind, but it should not be looked at in that light alone, and our people will not strike the key note of success until this "one idea7' is put away, Money is a good thing to have, in fact very little can be accomplished without it. We realize this as much as any one, But the benefits derived by its use can not always be realized at once, but it ni mke itself felt sooner or later.

Get people to come here, to talk of the place, its men, and business, get better ac quainted, let tbcm see how we cau ap preciate a social time as weu as auena to business, and then it is oniy a ques. tion of time when the dollars will make their appearance. By having a cele bration here, thousands of people would have come here who will now go some where else, and the harvest that should be gathered here will be gathered by others. We believe In looking to our home interests first, and then to others, and it 1 jnst and right that White Cloud should take advantage of every opportunity offered, to show to those around us that she Is "up and coming." And Everything Usually Kept In A First-Class Drug Store. Prescriptions carefully filled day or night.

Don't all Come at Once But if you want a Good oh of CARPENTERING done R. S. Wakefield, Contractor and Builder, AVhite Cloud, Kan, Is YOUR MAN. Lilifi Hi i 4 The undersigned have always on hands a good stock of Pine and Native LUMBER. Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows, Mouldings, Blinds, Posts, HlPParties wanting lumber can save money by calling on us before purchasing elsewhere.

Prices Always Reasonable. Your Patronage Solicited, W. H. F0RNCR00K Co Yard on Main st. 3-17tf.

ID ll Are Daily Receiving NewGoods OF- Every Description. Specialties. Ladies' Dress Patters, in all colors. Hand-Made Silk Laces. Linen Laces.

Ladies' Neck ware -in great variety. All at lower prices than ever before oft lereu to our patrons. A full line of new GINGHAMS ana MUSLINS, Our Stock will Be Full and Complete. Come and See Us I Ice! Ice! Ice! I nm now resulv to dnllvpp i III 4111 quantity, anti to nny part of tlie city iu iinces that noun enn nhipnt tr All orders promptly nttciKlcd'too. J.

O. Ht.oami: BSfifSffl-Cffl BOOKS Of ADVENTURE HEROES DEEDS. The tlirllllng ndvontiiresotall tlin hero ex-plovers and froiitiur flKlitora Mltli Inilliina, outlaws and wllii country, from tli curl losittlino to tlm dicn. Ant. Ifvu.nnil 1 Standish, Iioone, Konton, llrndy, Crnuliett.

'i ('ars'. Custor, culllornlit Joo, Wild Hill Jlutrulo 11111, Oens. MIUih and crook, (fvent Indian cliiols nntl scoron oi olli. ers. Gorgeously IllnatratcA wilh tln on-KravliiKH to tho lite.

AGENTS WANTED. Low prlc-d and nny thins to wll. Addr 1'liie I.ouls, Mo. Ml A Campbell 11 Iowa. Campbell 7 Kas.

A Curry 13 Ky. PV Clifford 27 Cardner 15 111. Collins 14 Kan. Callow 4 Mo. Close Ohio.

Doney 25 Mo. Anan Davis 2 Kan. HWDutton8 Mance Duncan 1 Kas (col.) Dotts 44 Ind. Donaldson 14 Kan. John Durler 38 Ohio.

Jacob Degginger 11 Ky. Alfred Ji.aton 40 Iowa. Thowan Evans 15 Ohio. Englehartl Kan. II Etherton 13 Kan.

Fenn 33 Iowa. Fowler 36 111. Samuel Foster 1 Kan, (col.) II Forbes Mo. (Mexican war) Flick 184 Ohio. CO Friend 37 Ky.

Fenley 1 Ky, (Mexican war.) John Gnbtail 113 111. John Grumley 3 Mo. Goold 52 111. Gordon 120111. Gilbert 65 N.

Y. Geer 134 Ohio. Smith Gee 1 Kan. (col.) Gilmore 13 Kan. Gurwell 14 Ohio.

Milford Gilmore Mo, (Indian war.) Wm. Harness Kan. Hines 27 111. William Hlggins 2 Neb. Hubs 13 Kan.

Herri ck 7 Kan. A Hills 33 N. Y. Hixson 43 Mo. Pat Holland 7 Kas.

A Hendren 14 Kan. A Harness 25 Mo. Hondrick 16 Kan. Hayes 2 Kan. William Harms 3 Tenn.

Hunsaker Mo. Mike Hamum 55 111. Hamm 1 Oregon. Hightoner 1 Colorado. Jennings 14 Kan.

Johnson 4 Mo. I Jackson 5 Ky. Jackson 13 Kan. Kator 119 111. Phil.

Kelley 7 Ohio. Krones 45 N. Y. Kitzmiller 13 Kan. Kuoele 1 Md.

Lee 8 Mo. Lepley 12 Pa. Long 83 111. Henry Lewis 1 Kan, (col.) A Leonard 1 La. John Leake 101 111.

Mathews 22 Ind. Miller 5 Ind. Maquilken 7 Kan. Marcus, (col) Mo. Munds 48 III.

Jarrott 4 Mo. Mcintosh 7 Kan. A McVey 14 Kan. Moore 5 Ohio. Mathews 20 Ind.

McCreary 41 111. HS Martin Mo. A II Miller 167 Ohio. Morgan 25 Mo. II Martin 13 Mallows 7 Kan.

McCarty 1 Kan. McDowell 13 Kan. James McCarty 38 III. Meeker 5 Ohio. A Monroe 21 Ky.

Martin 1 Iowa. McCoy 7 Kan. A Mills 25 Mo. Noble 25 Mo. Wm.

Nutt, 1 111 Nuzum 14 Kan. Onstat 25 Mo. Christian Osterhaut 11 Mich. James Olvy 29 Iowa. Pugsley 1 and 9 Minn.

Thomas Pipes 17 Iowa. Pierce 2 Neb. Walton Powell 13 Kan. John Pierson 81 Mo. John Parker 13 Kan.

Stephen Prior 60 111. Franklin Potter 14 Kan, Thomas Guinn 43 Mo. Randall 9 Sim Reynolds 97 Ind. Lewis Richter 19 Pa. Rea 13 Kan.

Reynold 43 Mo. Daniel Russell 33 Iowa. Nelson Ro wis 13 Kan. Aaron Roots 10 and 40 Mo. Martin Robinson 5 John Raous9 111.

Sloane 102 Ohio. Mathew Simpson 156 Ohio. Moses Stepter (col.) Mo, Springer 1 Mo. Geo. Scott 13 Sloane 187 Ohio, Stout 43 Mo.

John II Simmons 93 111. Henry Smith 39 New York, Robert Scraftbrd 20 111. Smith 113 Ohio. John Shields 13 Kan, James Stewart 5 Cal. A Seaver 24 Ky.

Senop 25 Mo. Simon Shew 57 Ohio. Skinner Ohio, James Sutton 8 Kan, James Smith 13 Mo. Stout 1 Neb. A Thomas 169 Ohio, Benjamin Tracy 14 Kan.

weekly visit of the Review, while more than welcome, reminds me of the un-kept promise to report progress and condition. We found the preachers house in bad condition when we arrived here, but we have things in pretty good shape now and the latch string is out for any and all the good friends from White Cloud. Our place is what is called a live little mining town of about 1,800 inhabitants, located in a handsome valley, the ground gradually rising on the east and west to the hight of three hundred feet. This higher ground is the location ot the coal beds. There is a large amount of trade the town, thirty or more business houses representing all branches, does not appear to be too many.

We have three good churches, Baptist, Congre-gationalist and Methodist; one large flowering mill; bank; public hall; four hotels and a large stone school house, about the size of yours. The land in this section apart from the mining district is good, but not so good as the land of Doniphan and Brown counties. fact I have found none in Kansas that are as good. Of course we have a news paper and a real good one. Local news from here would not interest your readers, an incident, however, of more than local intrest occurred on Sunday even ing last.

The proprietor of one of the hotels here, and one of the oldest citizens of the place, shot himself through the head, in his room. Drink and fam ily jars said to be the cause. This let ter is to long already. I will tell you something about our mines next time. C.

M. Sullivan, the pugilist, seems to be an unusually gifted brute. He has been pounding his wife, and the Boston po lice are after him. est Lime $1 25 per bbl, at Lahmer Mills'. BANKING HOUSE A.

Poul ST. WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS. General Banking Transacted. WITHOUT WtUltlllL THIS MAGNETIC BELT IS UMDDlNTCn TO PIIDC9 iinnnniiiLU iu uvul' nded. the foU low in or i Hftosna without medicine: Pnln In thebaek.

hln. hentt. or llmhfi. nepvoui debllltv.lumlmirn. deb 11 It.

v. rbeumaimrn, par ly him, neuralgia, ie latum, uueat- esoi tne muneTB, spinal ameatea.torpiu liver, vout, emtnol mUIon lmpotnney a nth ma, heart disease! dyipepslat eon nd put ton, ftryilpclttiit Imllgct tlon, hernia) or rupture, catarrh, pile, dumb Bfuo etcu When any debility of the GENERATIVE ORGANS Oocnri. lost vitality, lack ofnerve force and vliror. wanting wealinrMPi, and all those diseases of a per. onal nature, from whatever cause, the continuous stream of Hanettsm pormenttng through the parts mustrtstore thorn to a health action.

There Is no iuiRwui.0auuub uim a-ium untie, LADIEGNETIC 5 ABDOMINAL SUI PP0RTER. TO THE sLpZ wllh lllm-naua of the lAv klduvj lleuiliicho or Cold I'vrt, Hwollen or 11 c-uk. Ankle, or Hwiillcn Fret, an Abdominal Helt nnd aair of Mngnetlc Foot Ilattorlos have no superior In the rollof and cure of all thee pomplalntm They rarry a powerful luaguetlo force to the Bout, of the dlHCftBe. for I.nmn Unfit, Wcnknon of the Bplno, Fall, tnof the Womhi I.euoorrhnat t'hronlo Influmina. tlon and irlcerutlon of the Womb, Incidental Hem.

orrhnceor Flooding, 1'nlnful, HupprcMfd and Ir. rfsulitr Mcn.tmHtton, Hiirrenm'iMi, find change of I.I Us thl. la the iieat AppUuuou and Curative Agent "r'fi! fnrmn of Female IIIITIoiiltlc. It la unnr- finftHed hy anything beroru Invented, both as aauratlve aifcr.t and as a source of power and vttallstatlon. Price of ell her Helt vltli Magnetic Foot llatterles, $10, Benthy express O.O.

examination allowed, or by mall on reeolpt of irloo. In ordering, send mantmro of waist and size of hou. Remittance can he made lu currency, sent In letter at our rink. The Mngneton Garments are adapted to all ages, are worn over the underclothing, (not next to the hody like the muny Onlvanlo and Klvutrle Hum. hug.

advertised ao extensively) ami should ho taken olf at night, They hold are worn st all seasons of theytmr. Hcmlotnmp for the "New Departure In Medical tnmi meut Without Mudlelae," with thousands of tosthnu. liiuls, XUK MAONFTOTC API'IJANCK 1 Hlutu 81., CIiIuhko, IU. ml Hit fixvn III LATH, PAINTS, OILS, ETC. ETC.IS All Cheap For CASH.

Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, NOTIONS, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Sponges, Fine Soajs Dye Stuffs, TobaccO and CigarS, R. D. Deidelman, M. D. White Cloud, Kan.

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Shaw, Forncrooi Furniture -AND- Undertaking P. B. SHAW Res)ectfully inform the public generally that they are now engaged in the Furniture and Undertaking Business, at the old stand of A. Poulet, where they will keep a good assortment of goods in their line, and will endeavor, by fair dealing, to merit your patronage. Come and see usand we will try and do YOU Good.

F. D. Shaw 6c Co..