The White Cloud News from White Cloud, Kansas • 3

T. J. Utt was in towu, last THE ITEWS. Tie St. Herald Monday, February 1892.

W. II. Forncrook, of Troy, spent (Dully, Sunday and Weekly.) ast Sunday here. from Louis Desrsiniror was over Ed. Arnold," of Pueblo, Colorado, is visit lus relatives acre.

Iliglilniul, the 21st. Harry and Will LymU spout Sunday before last at homo. 11. M. Forncrook, of Princeton, 1.

Missouri, was in town, last Wednes- TyE LEADING PAPER THE ftiiSSOURi VALLEY av and Thursday. C. W. SHREVE. Jerry Xeibling bus bought dence property in Hiawatha.

White House Pearl Flour. White House Pearl Flour. Mrs. J. Warhurst has beeu Sold at The White House.

ery sick witu pneumonia, uui is A. W. Brewster is now with tho law firm' of Houston 1'arrish, St. Joe. improving some now.

RELIABLE, PROGRESSIVE, CONSCIENTIOUS AND COURAGEOUS, AND THIS FOREMOST EXPONENT OP ALL THObK PRINCIPLES OF White House W. A. Thomas, who has been very Pearl Flour. RIGHT AND JUSTICE WHEREBY INDEPENDENCE, LIBERTY AND HAPPINESS ARE sick, was taken to Kansas City by his relatives, the 23d. DRUGG 1ST! DIRECTORY GUARANTEED TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

Miss Kate liyan, of St. Joe, is visitiug her sister, Mrs. Milo Williams. Pearl Moore has lost sixty head of jiogs from, cholera, in the last three weeks. Wes.

Moore bought 100 acres of TKRMB. MAILS. ARRIVE. and of Henry Koelling, last week. Daily and Sunday Herald (postage prepaid! and B.

M. R. East 10:52 a. m. rice, $40 per acre'.

the White Clotid News, per year 5.50 B. M. R. R. West 5:62 p.

ra. weekly ueraia, per year l.uo Oat Straw SEND FOR SPECIMEN COPY. DEPART. Henry Biddle has been danger for sale. B.

M. R. R. East 6:52 p. m.

B. M. R. R. West 10:52 a.

ra. the grip, but is ra. ously sick with improving Herald Publishing Company, JOIUN M. KOKLLlJitt. Lawrence Kibber, sou of 11.

l. CITY OFFICERS. St, Joseph, JIo. Kibber'broke his collar bone while coasting, on the 20th. Butter.

Eggs. We want your good butter, at '20 Mayor C. C. Burkhalter. Police Judge S.

Van Doran. Clerk C. H. Wakefield. City Marshal p.

N. Lear, Councilmen C. B. Sullivan. W.

H. Van Doran. HE KANSAS CITY STAR. Mrs. O.

Burlin, of Plainville, J. H. McGauhey. C. H.

Dodd. O. Hhoknhkkgkh. and ggs at 20 Council meets on the flint and third Mondays of DAILY AND WEEKLY. cents per pound, cents per dozen.

eacu moinn. Kansas, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Copelaud.

i THE ONLY PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER IN THE COUNTY. COUNTY OFFICERS. "White House." THE LEADKG SEWSPAPER OF THE WEST. M. Hayes, Jr.1, who is attending C.

Leland, "I P. liurkhalter killed fifty head County Commissioners. 13. W. Edwards, VC Peter Manville, I more; hogs, the loth, making about OVKH 43,000.

ovun DAILY CIRCULATION, WKKKTA ClRCrLATION, Representative Jas. D. Williamson. school at Atchison, had his arm broken while coasting. White House Treasurer M.

Bauer, Jr. Sheritf-R. M. Steele. eveninsr naner.

and is the completest and one hundred, so far. Guy Burkhalter, here, learning the of Wymore, is moat comprehensive, interesting and ln-' Pearl Flour. harness trade irucuve newspaper irauunucu iuo Probate Judge F. H. Drenning.

Register of Deeds Joseph F. Hampson. Clerk District Courtr-D. P. Delaney.

County Attorney A. S. Brewster. County Supt. of Schools Frances E.

Katner. County Surveyor H. A. Hills. Coroner Dr.

R. S. Dinsmore. West. Bom, on Monday, January 25th, with Sullivan Brothers.

The Star eontams all the important news of the world up to five o'clock, p. to Mr. and Mrs. W. Fowler, a girl of the day published, giving its patrons and to Mr.

and Mrs. W. Pierce, a M. S. Moore, of Fort Scott, made a short stop here, the 22nd, on his tfie bows rrom iweive 10 tweutj aours in TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

advance of morniue contemporaries. boy. Particular attention is directed to rue way home from Omaha. Trustee H. W.

Partch. Treasurer C. H. Wakefield. Furniture! Furniture! Furniture! Star's Market Reports, including those of The Uev.

iMr. Pendleton held Clerk F. Thomas. POTATOES! How many do you Grain, Live Stock, CouHtry Produce, Stock. Bonds, etc.

These reports are Fathered from the largest and markets in services in the Jt 13. church, Satur CHURCHES. country, and every change and variation day night and Sunday, the 23d and want to sell?" Come and see u. White House. CONGREGATIONAL, Rev.

D. E. Todd, Pastor. in tb price or conditio ot toe markets 24th. Services every alternate Sunday.

are taitniuuy ana accurately given. riover betore in tne History or lournal- METHODIST. Rev. Campbell, Pastor. B.

Johnson will move to town, in ism has so much first class newspaper cervices every aiurnaie sunaay. S. M. Brosius, advance agent for matter been given for so little money cs w. s.

Practical Undertaker and Enbalmer, Dealer in All Kinds of Furniture, the spring, and will probably CHRISTIAN. Rev. J. T. Anderson, Pastor.

Miss. Florence.Mae Davis, the artist is civen in the columns or the weekly edi Services once a month. occupy the Bradley property. tion of The Star. in elocution, billed the town, last CATHOLIC.

Rev. Father MoKeever, Pastor. Terms for The Star by mail, postage Services second Sunday of each month. week. prepaid: E.

L. Utt has bought and moved into Mrs. Williams' house, knowTn A. M. E.

Rev. R. L. Benkley, Pastor. Dally One Month .50 Services every alternate Sunday.

White House Tiiree niontns i.oo One Year 4.00 Bed-Room Suits, Secretaries, Book Cases, Ladies' Desks, Rockers and Chairs of all Descriptions, as the Jim Beidelman property. Pearl Flour. SECRET SOCIETIES. Weekly One Year 25 Cents. Will Wineinger returned from springs, saies, raoies, aruroDes, aic.

JLTjTLm TH11 latest novelties In Picture Frames and Mouldings. Rememher, when you want anything in this line, or Furniture, A. F. A. M.

No. 78. Write for sample copy. Address THE STAR, Dickinson County, week before last J. W.

Harpster, W. M. O. H. Wakelield, S.

W. We hear that Mrs. B. B. Idol is very sick.

There is more sickness iu this neighborhood than there has Kansas City, Mo. He had been sick with brain fever, Hj. 1U01, J. w. A.

Poulet, Treas. C. H. Dodd, Sec. M.

Ryan, S. D. 1 will make prices so low mat you win Be surprised, in my UNDEET AKING DEPAETMENT I You will find Caskets, Coffins, Ladies Habits, Gents' Suits, and Children's Robes of all styles, acO Scientific American been in a long time before. P. Burkhalter bought 53 head of Agency for hogs of William Arnold, the 22d A.

j. miss, J. LI. P. Kelley, S.

8. J. S. Yeates, J. S.

The Assistant Attorney General's prices to suit the times. The nnest Hearse in Eastern Kansas, ana win De rurmsned ai very reasonable prices. Call and see me you will be treated kindly, and I will take pleasure in Bhowing you at $3.95, the highest price paid this R. S. Wakefield, Tyler.

decision that children born ol IV. goods and quoting prices. season. white father and Indian mother I. O.

O. F. No. 6. J.

E. McAllister, N. G. D. Derrick and wife returned have no tribal rights, has been with drawn.

C. Bodgers, V. O. J. H.

McGauhev, Rec. Sec. H. Wakefield, Per. Sec.

CIVEITS. from their bridal trip to Tennessee, the 19th. John Derrick and Fa TRAUC ir.Mr.iva, npr.lCN PATENTS Another lot of men's Congress COPYRICHTS, etc. Walters returned with them. T.

Hayes, R. S. to N. G. J.

Bennett, L. N. G. W. W.

Harmonson, R. 8. to V. G. T.

Arnold, L. S. to V. G. For Information and tree Handbook write to H.

H. HINES shoes, at $1, just received. "White House." AMaat hupaa.i fnr aanmina nntents in America. w. s.

warden. J. F. Mauck, O. G.

Every patent taken out by us Is brought bef ore the public by a notice given free of charge in tho White House Pearl Flour. The late cold spell was the most DEALER I G. A. R. POST, No.

332. titnmxt JtoxmcMi The young folk's here have got up severe which we can remember. W. B. Drumm, Commander.

D. March, bemor Vice Commander. nf nnv RdpntiflC Dfltier in the a dancing school, composed of On Tuesday morning, January 19th Z. Mallows, Junior Vice Commander. ftninriuuv uinsf rut Ail.

No iDtellisrent man should be without It. Weekly, $3.00 a is. u. uoney, Adjutant. about twenty members." hey meet the thermometers here ranged from vear; six months.

AUciress jmujnih w. tuiiLisHEns, 3til Broadway, New York. van Doran, quartermaster. O. C.

Whitney, Chaplain. Post meets first and third Saturdays of each at the hotel, every Friday night. 32 to 37 degrees below zero. The month. and Fancy (inn A.

J. Bliss and Dan Russell re general belief is that the peaches are all killed. However, there were WHITE CLOUD MARKET. turned from Harper County last week. Tom Beeler is still there.

He about a thousand tons ot hue ice put up here, ranging in thickness it i 1 if, i Flour, White House Pearl 3.20 is pleased with the country, and ha Flour, Cream 3.00 from eight inches, at the first pack bought a half section of land. in sr. to fourteen inches at the last The new Christian Church build' Flour, Light Loaf 2.80 Bolted meal 1.60 Wheat, No. 2 fall, per .75 Com, No. 2 mixed .27 Salt, Lime, Cement, ing in the bottom, north-east of Corn, No.

2 white .28 To Mothers. Who have heretofore been tin; ble to get a fine article of woole Oats .26 Rye .70 here, near W. Van Camp's, will be dedicated the first Sunday in February the 7th. For Sale. One of the best improved farms in underwear for misses and childrei Apples, per bu 45 .60 Potatoes .40 We have them.

Scarlet wool and Hay, new, per 5.006.00 ueensware assware; natural camel hair. Will be pleas Cattle, per 100 lbs 4.004.50 Hogs, per 100 lbs ,.3.603.70 ed to show you them. Lard, per tt "WhiteHou.se." .10 10 Bacon, per ft Hani9, per Shoulders, per ft 12J New Orleans Molasses. Anybody who knows anything NOTIONS, cfcc, dbc. 07 15 .15 Butter, per ft Egg3, fresh, per doz Chickens, young, per For school use.

Prices reduced about this New Orleans nectar, can 1.50 to close out the line. tell you wo are experts on it. We'll "White House." just say we never had a better one Doniphan County, of one hundred and sixteen acres. Excellent dwelling, barn, splendid orchard, well watered. A desirable place, and the kind not often found for sale.

Terms to suit purchaser. John Bell, White Cloud, Kan. Mr. Eltzroth, a young man of Logan," Indiana, who has been visiting his uncle, J. R.

Kendall, is very low with pneumonia. Mr. Kendall telegraphed for his father, the White House Pearl Flour. COAL -3 TV I JOHN H. LYNDS, IIOTII than we have this year, John H.

Lynds has a good SO acre fa near White Cloud for sale. Also the II. E. Miller residence for sale, trade or rent 2 good store buildings on Main street, for sale or trade 300 acres good Missouri bottom farm for sale. DEALEll I IN HARD SOFT Oak and All Kinds of Native Lum oer Always on hand.

Best quality, di- reet from the mines. An old man named Kilgrove, who lived by the fish pond below town, died there, the 28th. He left a boy Pine Blood Hogs JOHN H. LYNDS, and girl, aged about ten and twelve WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS. years, with no one to take care of them; also, a a couple of Four Thoroughbred Poland-China Male Hogs one, two years old next spring; three, each one year old next spring.

Can be seen at my cows, and perhaps some other stock. GAK posts and piling, Brick, Sand, and Stone! Sirs. Lydia Watson died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. farm, 8 miles north of Hiawatha. W.

A. Schlutow. CONFECTIONERY. Feun, Thursday, January 21st, and Good Prairie Hay was buried Saturday, the 23d. Mrs, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Utt, Mrs. W. fruits, nuts and cigars. Keeps a Good Supply Always on Hand.

For Sale. I Inquire of "Watson was of the old settlers S. Peek and C. O. Davis are sick JN0.

M. TAYLOK. CALL AND GET PRICES wicn grip, rrotessor iteau was also down with it last Monday, and All kinds of Baking done on Order. here, having lived in White Cloud for about twenty-five years. Her age was about seventy-nine years.

She leave seven grown ups ais and there was no school in his depart Cash ineut, that day but he was able paid for all kinds of shipping fuijs. h. m. Stanley. White Cloud Kansas.

daughters. to teach Tuesday. C. o. Davis..