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Official Paper of Cherry
y DTebraska
lJOO Jrer Year in Advance
PUBLHiIIED EVERY THURSDAY
Entered at the Post office at Valentine Cmfrry
county Nebraska as Second class matter
This paper will be mailed regularly
to its subscribers until a definite order
to discontinue is received and all ar
rears are paid in full
Adverting rates 50 cents per inch
per month Bates per column or for
long lime ads made known on appli
cation to this ollice
With the rotten Tecords of the re
publican ex state officials and the pop
ulist legislature for capital the demo
cratic paYty should have a walkaway
during the next state campaign
ifrcKmley has been president -for
two weeks and the promised wave of
prosperity has not overwhelmed us
yet Neither has the country gone to
the demnition bow wows as some of
the other fellows promise
j
ill
Every one of MclCinleys cabinet
officials -wears a -beard excepting Secre
tary of -the Navy Long who contents
himself with a mustache and yet Mc
Kinley h smooth faced This ten
dency of the cabinet to grow whiskers
is very consistent I o say the least and
the infant industry of growing Gal
ways Gladstones Tandykes Peffers
and other breeds of hirsute adornment
this ad
flourished
before JJut will the barbers like it
Donald Campbell the engineer in
charge of the survey for the liig Ditch
in the Goldou Irrigation District says
After making a preliminary
1 reported that the project
was so meritorious as to warrant the
expense- of making a detailed survey
I am now more strongly of that opiu
ion and hope to be able to demonstrate
one of the best and most -economical
irrigation enterprises in thecouutryto
be within easv reach of the voters of-
the district buf until all the facts are
known I will not make any assertion
ahead of my knowledge
Ithasbeen suggested that the popu
lisfedltors in the north part of the
Sixth congressional district hold a
meeting heie or at Ains worth in a
month orso and the suggestion is
meeting with favor Valentine will
welcome the bhojsif they come But
Hub gives us airidea Why cant the
democratic editors Jiave ameeting too
A conference is needed not but it may
promote good feeling and we hereby
call the meeting tobeheld at Valen
tine -on either the 0thcr 17th day of
April a d 1897 This will be an interesting
The Demo
teresting meeting -and
crat of the sueceedingweek will cun
tain a full account of the proceedings
Does it pay to have an annual
assessors meeting is a question to
which taxpayers should give thought
What was accomplished at the meet
ing held this week It was decided to
assess horses at from 3 to 20 per
bead land at- 50c to 3 per acre etc
but this wide variation in values
allows the assessor to fix his own value
on the property and nothing is gained
The law provides for -assessing at a
fair cash alue yet -there isnt an
- assessor in the county who Urines the
schedule adopted represents a true
-value of property mentioned therein
INocew ideas are advanced and noth
ing isdone except to devise ways for
evading the law and after an hours
talk mGre or less they adjourn and go
Home tor tnistne county pays per
ttaps 200 milage and per diem Does
it pay It taxpayers would gwe
thought to questions like this when
snemfxjra of the legislature are elect
ed something might be done in the
interest of economical administration
-of government 200 would pay a
jyearo interest on 4000 worth of
tfurfc boiise bonds
M MM FWHM MJH1 B- i MCWWUuttM
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WILL FALL IN
LOVE
With our new line of
LADIES SHOES AND OXFORD TIES
In Black Tan and Oxblood
The very latest and prettiest shapes
JDry Goods Department
Chock full of novelties in
Dress Goods and Shirt Waists
THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
SUCCESSOR TO
CHERRY GOUNfY INDEPENDENT
GOOD Editor and Publisher
A PLAGIARIST EXPOSED
There is a paper published at Valen
tine this state known as the Western
News In the issue of February 19
we find five short editorials published
as original with no sort of credit
mark which were written by the pre
sent editor of the Independent nearly
four years ago and published in the
Alliance Independent of this city
More than that they were published
under our own name and most of
them have since been published in all
parts of United States still uuder our
name In the issue of February 26 of
the same paper we find another one
of these items and a longer editorial
headed We Must Vote Out All of
these are taken bodily word for word
as written by us and all are palmed
off as original
The above is taken from the Ne
braska Independent cf March 4 and is
but a small portion of the entire arti
cle but as the remainder is of a per
sonal nature this paper does not care
to reproduce it Following the article
are the seven editorials which were
stolen In defense of his action Hei
nert says that they were clipped with
with the intention of giving credit
butthat part was unfortunately over
looked This is given the public for
what it is worth Is it not queer that
credit to seven editorials clipped from
one source and appearing in different
issues of Reinerts paper should be
overlooked These editorials first ap
peared about four years ago Some
times editors do not recognize their
own articles after a lapse of years but
the Ind ependent man appears to bean
exception to theTnle and he is to be
congratulated on his memory
There are few if any country
editors who do not at times print mat
ter without credit which was written
by someone else so we do not wish to
go on record as being eternally op
posed to the practice not however he
cause the columns of The Democrat
will not bear scrutiny In Reinerts
case though it is a different matter be
cause le so of en boasts that the edi
torials in his handbill
mil
re
SUGAR BEETS IN 1S9S
The results of the continued experi
ments in sugar beet culture during the
year 1S96 in Nebraska are exceeding
ly encouraging The Norfolk factory
contracted for the produce of 4500
acres and the gross product was 50000
tons of beets an average of thirteen
Tind one third tons per acre This is a
very satisfactory average as when the
industry began although some cultiva
tors -produced fifteen and twenty tons
per acre the average was about ten
tons
The experts declare as the conclu
sion of their observations in the pro
gress of sugar beet raising in this and
other states that the conditions in Ne
braska are equal to those in the lati
tude of San Francisco in California
not far behind those in Chino near
Los Angeles and superior to those in
Utah
Isolated cases are cited showing
what can be done under the most
favorable conditions in this state in
cluding soil and methods of culture
One producer near Norfolk had eighty
acres in beets that yielded 80 gross
giving him a net profit -of 50 per
acre That means an average crop of
sixteen tons to the acre at a cost deliv
ered to the factory of 30 State
Journal
Van Wert Ohio the editors old
home has a promise of a 250000
beet sugar factory if the farmers can
be induced to raise the beets They
clainf to be right in the center of the
sugar beet beltof the United States
and are very enthusiastic over the
industry This is a new business in
that section of the country and it is
probable that Nebraska will be over
whelmed with letter from Buckeyes
who want to knew how it is done In
less than steen years Cherry county
farmers will waketo the importance
of sugar beets -and will
ably make an effort to secure a sugar
factory
iRake up your year boot and alma
nacs and figure the inejease or de-
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T C HORNBY
ChriMtian Endeavor
The Y P S C E had a very inter
esting prayer meeting Sunday evening
The topic How the C E pledge
strengthens the Christian life was
introduced by Mrs Crawford the
leader and then the pledge was taken
up by sections and thoroughly dis
cussed by the members May the En
deavorers continue to have those in
teresting uplifting meetings and may
the young folks of our town give them
hearty support
The subject of -the C E for next
Sunday evening is How our vr Jiodies
Influence our Souls It is a temper
ance topic and the prayer meeting
committee promises us some new
features which will be entertaining
A solo some recitations and essays are
spoken of besides our regular ques
tions on the topic Let everyone
come not only to encourage us by
your presence but aid us by adding
your thoughts to others expressed
Time of meeting 60 p m
An Endeavorkr
50 and 4osts
Last Friday night Frederick Thayer
of Iowa who has been stopping in
town several weeks loaded up on red
eye visited the place picturesquely
known as the hog ranche and made
things lively for the inmates Sheriff
Strong was called and after a tussle
arrested his man and brought him to
town but tunned him loose after ad
vising him to leave the village The
advice was wasted and Saturdav he
gave fhe officer considerable talk and
dared the official to arrest him again
Amos did it after a hard fight
Thayer was placed in jail and Monday
was brought before Jndge Towne on
a charge of resisting an officer plead
ed guilty and was given 50 and costs
He is now serving time in the county
bastile in lien of paying the money
Marriages
Hatch and Bertha
0 13 Workman
of Fort Niobrara wero married Tues
day evening at the lesidence of Judge
Towne
John W Burlington of Fort Nio
brara and May Stevins ot Valentine
were married yesterday afternoon
Judge John Dunn officiating The
young couple were given a Charivari
last evening
Stock cattle is getting to be a scanty
article in this vicinity A number of
the ranchmen from the sand hills took
a trip to Oregon lately to pick up some
stock if possible They evidently tound
what they were looking for as the fol
lowing will show The Modiset boys
purchased 1200 head Darber 16 car
loads and Joy 1 1 carloads The stock
will be unloaded at Lakeside Hay
Springs Leader
The board of county commissioners
was inseesion yesterday and the- day
before and decided to call a special
election for the purpose of voting on
the proposition of whether or not the
county shall issue 12000 bouds for
building a court house The commis
sioners visited the Berry bridge and
as soon as conditions will permit it wiil
be repaired
Many letters are received in this
camp from eastern dealers in produce
who want to know the retail prices
paid here for the goods they nandle
We quote a few prices as follows
Butter 20 eggs 15 potatoes 1 cab
bage 4 corn 90 oats 110hay 12
bran 90c best pat flour 275 per
hundred Ragged Top S D Shaft
Next Thursday March 25 being the
feast of the Annunciation of the
Blessed Virgin Mary there will be an
evening serviceat the Episcopal church
with a brief address on the character of
Mary The usual Friday
Lenten service will be omitted
evening
Bennett Irwin returned from his
southern and western trip Tuesday
morning He bought 4000 head of
cattle to be delivered in May or June
Mrs Irwin will visit friends in Texas
for a minth or six weeks longer Gor
don Journal
Miss Jessie Pierce returned this
week from Valeutine Neb where she
spent a couple of months visiting
crwise of the governmertfiTs revenue She reports a fine country out there
and during thv last Und likes thti people veVy much She
lilti A tariff debate in -confess will l will go again Little SIwx la InSe
Ira -on I pendent
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Mrs E E Crane was on the sick
list this week
Those people who thought the back
bone of winter was broUen were mis
taken it was only cracked
School will commence in districtNo
75 Monday Starch 29
S A Winslow and 1 S Newt 11 are
clearing off their river farms
P Sullivan went to Valentine on
Monday
J Steele is the proud father of a girl
baby and has been ever since the 27th
of January There are some things
that even a newspaper -correspondent
does not find out
They do sorno reckless things down
in Kansas if we are to believe their
newspapers One of them is authority
for the statement that an individual
named Gunbarrel was recently ar
ranged for stealing a portion of a gun
smiths stock and after being charged
with the theft was discharged by the
judge right in thn midst or a crowded
court room Sandy
STiobrarn JFalis
Wild geese are making their appear
ance Spring is coming
Mrs Mosher an excellent neighbor
of the writer started for the west
last Wednesday and those whom she
has left behind will sadly miss her
The writer wishes her success where
ever shemav go
Henry Grooms and wife visited the
formers brother Richard last week
The young couple were married last
week and are looking for a location
Our vicinity is well supplied with
bach filois four being in a huddle
Chatles is the cook
Bab Boy
Every one well at present
There will be a hop at John Lords
on the 17th
Mrs H A Davis and W A Beer
are expected from St Joseph Mo
soon
There was a large crowd at Simeon
Monday to attend the law suit be
tween Goddard Stratton
Gr W Johnson is preparing to move
to Alabama this spring
Dell Rowley is in the flats this week
0CAIt
Tairn Mevrl
S 15 Downincf living 24 east of Valentine
will herd cows during tlie coming season at r0c
per month no cliaifje for cave3 under 1 year
olfl Those cows w hich need not tie brought
home every night will ho yarded with shed and
lufy if tormy nfter May l No charge until May
1 Will taktt cattle out during Ajiril free of
charge if weather is suitahlc Will be in town
at Davenpoi t on March 25 ii and
21 to make arrangements
Will pasture horses or colts by the dav week
or mouth 8
Chattel Jlortifticv Hula
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a chat
tel mortgag dated on the 17th dav of January
A i io and duly filed lor record m the otllce
of the county clerk of Cherrv counlv Nebraska
on the same day and executed by Joseph H
Burns to Charles Hravton to secure the payment
of thi sum ot 4or0 together with interest at the
rate of to per cent per annum from date and
upon which there la now due the sum of
defauir having been made in the payment of said
sum uikI no suit or oilier proceeding at law hav
ing been instituted to recover said dent or am
part thereot therrfore J will sell the property
therein described vi One bay mare 7 years
old eight about S0 lbs one gray horse G years
old weight about yo lbs one dark brown horse
0 years old weight about 800 lbs at public auc
tionlu front of the court houpo in the village of
Valentine in Cherrv comrtv Nebraska on the 1st
day of April a j 1807 atl oclock p m of said
day
Dated March nth 1897
CHAKLES BKAYTON
Jiy En Clakku Attorney 7 9 Mortgagee
Sale Untltiv Agister lAcn
To Thomas Wriciit and llsworth Rrnwn
You will take notice that by virtue of an agis
ters lien for the sum of 10600 dated Febv nth
1897 and filed by me in the office of the Clerk of
Cherry county Nebraska on the 27th day of
February a v 1897 for the keeping care and
feedinjrof the following described property to
wit One soirel celdimr with white striti in face
c years old one black gelding 5 vears old white
spot In forehead one lignt buckskin mare 8
years old one iop eared blue mare y years old
with colt one 9 ear old bay mare whito strip
m face one dun mare 8 vears old one sorrel
mare 9 years old one 2 year old bay mule one
gray mare 9 years old one grav horse 7 years
old one black horse 7 years olcfall of last named
six being branded T on left shoulder 1 will on
theGthdayof April ad 1x97 at 10 oclock a
m offer for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash the above described property at
my place on theswki sec is Tp jfln R 32w in
Cherry county Nebrasica for the purpose of
satisfying said agisters li en for SlOftOO and ac
cruing costs
7 3 THEODORE DOYLE
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH VEGETABLES
Headquarters Department of the Platte
Office of the Chief Commissary Omaha Neb
March 11 1397 -Sealed proposals in triplicate
-will be received here until 11 oclock a m cen
tra standard time Marh 25 1897 and then
bpened publicly for furnishing and delivery of
such quantities of potatoes as may be required
by tiie Subsistence Department at Omaha Neb
iydat Forts Niobrara and Robinson Neb
Fort D A Russell Wyo and Fort Meade S T
Proposals will also be received and opened by
Commissaries at Forts Niobrara Robinson D
A Russell and Meade until 10 oclock a 111
mountain standard time March 2i 1897 each
Post Commissary receiving proposes for his own
post only The right is reserved to reject any or
all proposals -in -whole or in part Rlank propo
sals and specifications showing in detail tho
articles and quantities required and giving lull
information asto conditions of contract will be
furnished on application to any of the above
mentioned officers FRANK E NYE Major
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OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
Omaha Neb March 2 1897 Sealed pro
posals in triplicate will be received here until
12 oclock m central standard time April 3
1897 and then opened for constructing a Hay
Storehouse at Fort Niobrara Nebr U S re
serves the right to reject or accept any or all
proposals or any part thereof Plans anl
specifications can be seen and all information
baa here Envelopes containing proposals to
be marked Pioposak for Hav Storehouse
aud addressed to D DT WHEELER Maj Q M
f HIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE-
Omaha Neb February 24 1897 Sealed pro
posals in triplicate will be received here until
12 oclock m ccntrai standard time March 29
1897 anl then opened for furbishing transporta
tion drayage and for hauling stores in Depart
ment ot the Platte during fiscal year commenc
iim Jnly 1 1897 U S reserves right to re
ject or accept any or al proposals or any part
thereof Information lurnislied ou application
Envelopes cunUintingproposals to be marked
Proposals for transportxlion on UouteNo
and uSdresM J to D D WHEELER Major-
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AVe have just finished unpacking u large
invoice of new spring goods and will be very
much pleased if the shoppers of Valentine
will call and inspect the goods Among the
lot are some of the prettiest things ever seen
in this citv
A full line of window shades with spring
rollers complete also received
FINAL PROOF NOTICES
US Laud Office Valentine Nebr
March 18r7 f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice or intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Uegistsr
or Ueceiver at Valentine Neb on April J7 18U7
viz
William C St Peters of Pass Xebr
II E No 10108 for theenwK neHn Sec 23
seHswH Sec 14 Tp 2S It 30
He names the following witnesses to Drove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz
William Stcadman James Steadman Charles
J Tail and Jto7ert M Kaddh all of Pass Nebr
7 12 C Ii GLOVER Register
U S Land Ollice Valentino Neb
March 9 1S97
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
se ttler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said pi oof will be made before the Register
or Receiver at Valeutine Nb on April 28 1S07
viz
Morrison A Crawford of Kilgore
Nebraska
II E SfiSi for the nc i Sec 30 Tp 05 11 M
He names the following wituesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of Siiiri Inml viv
Merrick E Robinson of Kilirore Nebr James
W Reed Peter V VanNostran and Francisco
Stump all of Orookston Neb
7 12 C R O LOVER Register
U S LandMllce at Valentine Neb i
March fltli 1807
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice of his intention t o
make final pmof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Recener at Valentine Nebr on April 20
197 viz
John F Hok of Godv Xebr
j II K No J2fi3 for the nehmvh sV mvli
nwKihwi Fur 28 Tp n U bw
m names me ionowing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
Irwin htotts Albert C Riemenschneider
James A Haiders ami Andrew 1 names all ot
Cody Nebr 7 12 C R GLOVER Register
U S Land Otfice at Valentine Neb
March 1 1897 f
Notice is hereby given that the
settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at Valeutine Nebr on April
23rd 1897 viz
John J Stowers of Wood Lake Neb
H E No 101S7 for the ne Sec 9 Tp 3ln R 26w
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upou and cultivation of
said land viz
Henry II Dav Georgo W Dav Joshua Hitt
and Adelbert Kneeland all of Valentine Nebr
7 12 C R GLOVER Register
Land Office at Valentine Nebraska t
March 2 1897 j
Notice is hereby given that Peter C W
Meinecke of Detroit Mich has filed notice of
intention to make final proof before the Regis
ter or Receiver at his ollice in Valentine Nebr
on oaiuruay ine mil day 01 April 1897 on tim
bcr culture application No 7319 for the swH
of section No 15 Tp 33n R30 w
He names as witnesses Peter Reimers Peter
Riege Henry Schlucter and Henry Porath all
of Riege Nebr
Testimony cf Claimant will be taken before
the Clerk of the Circuit Coiut of Wayne Countv
at his office in Detroit Michigan on April 13
1897
C 11 C R G LOVER Register
U S Land Office Valentine Nebr
Feb 24 th 18971
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim aud
that said proof will be made L efore the Register
or Receiver at Valentine Neb on April 10 1897
viz
Mellissie Ainslie formerly Melissie
Hurshman of Kennedy Nebr
H E 10210 for the wjiney ejsuwji Sec 22 Tp
29 R 33
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation or
said land viz
John D Kimes Floyd Kimes and Theodore
Doyle of Kennedy Nebr Levi N Lavporte of
Valentine Nebr
5 10 C R GLOVER Register
U S Land Office Valentine Neb 1
February 20 1897 f
Notice is hereby given that William E Cottle
of Valentine Neb has Hied notice of intention
to make final proof before the Register or Re
ceiver at his office in Valentine Neb on Satur
day ihe3rd day of April 1S97 on timber culture
application No 7952 for the awU Sec 12 Tp 34 n
R 28 w
He names as witnesses Elbert Rreuklander
Lyman H Perkins Edward G Perkins and
William H Hooper all of Valentine Nob
5 10 C It GLOVER Register
U S Land Office Valentine Neb I
February 24 1897 f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will be made before the Register or
Receiver at Valentine Nebr on April 9th 1S97
vizi
Francis M Robinson of Kennedy
Nebraska
HE9342forthes4seneiseKSec27 and
SWsv34 Sec 26 Tp 29 R 31
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upoa and cultivation
of said land viz
Annen Bard5en Andrew Mark Lars Peder
son and David A Piercy all of Kennedy Nebr
S 10 C R GLOVER Register
Davenport Thacher carry a com
plete line of coffins and undertakers
supplies 27
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U S Land Office Valentine Nebr
Febj2 1837 f
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Register anil
Receiver at Valentine Nebraska on March 29
1807 viz
Andrew G Ward of Wood Lake Neb
II E No 0926 for lots C 7 eswM 8ec c Tp29nr
R 2i w
He named the following witnesses to prove his
coutinuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
CHcar V McDaniel Ely D Valentine
William Johnson John R Parks all of Wooil
Lake Nebr
1 9 C R GLO VER Register
U S Lasd Offick Valentine Neb
iubr 6197 f
Notice 13 hereby given that the following
named settler ha3 filed notice of his intention
to make liiril proof In support of his claim an
that said proof will be made before- Register and
Receiver at Valentine Nebraska on Mch 23tf
1S97 viz
Eobert Johns of Brownlee Nebr
H E No loan for the sine i nese Sec 21
nwUswK sec 5 Tp 27 n R 2S w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous lesidence on aud cultivation of
said landviz
Frank T Lee William Wallace Waldo K
Grant and Edward Reiser all of Prownlee Nebr
y S C R GLOVER Register
U a Land Office Valentine Nebraska
Feh f
Notice 13 hereby given - that John V Axtell of
Pontlac IIi Hum filed notice of Intention to
make final proof before the Register and irccei
verat their office in Valentine Nebr on Wed
nesday the 24 day of March 1897 on timber cul -hire
application No 7195 for the Lot 4 sesw i
S sVi se i of section No 7 Tp 27n I nv
He names as witnesses Samuel I Mont
gomery Levris K 1 elding and Evans R Vaudo
irrifr of Brownlee Nebr and Ore L Axtell of
hlkCieekNeb
Testimony of claiment will be taken before
of the Circuit Court of Livingston
county at his office iu Poutiae Illinois Ward l
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Land Office nt valentine Nebr
- Feb 10 18
Notice is also hereby given that the followins
named settler has Jiled notice of his intention
to make final proof in upiort of his claim aud
that said proot will be made before tho Retdster
and Receiver at Valentine Neb on March 27th
1897 viz
Amos Strong of Valentine Nebr
HE K5SJ for The cswM nwHsw swi nw
he 2l Tp 31 11 R 28 w
Ho names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land
VVillardD Morgareidge John B Lord Charles
Heniiett and Clarence F Carson all of Simeon
S K C E GLO VER Register
Wanted An Idea
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Who can think
of noma 8JmpI
thing to patent
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Pmtprt vnnr frinna th w -
Writo JOHN WEDDERBRN CaMknt
nero WashlnKon r c for their 81800 prise offer
and new lis or one thousand lirrentloas wanted
This book3honM be In the hands of
every Kcira3k i lrmr ItHusaftj
enuUtoriht8r2s and rJglit
uuc ine reliability or
Gregorys Ssgds
aronnnnpstinnvl nmino ih ki
tiineH three tons of these fuinooa
feeds were distributed in Nebraska
irt e of charge and hundreda of far
mers bad an opportunity to teattheir
quality vhen faiinre meant rniu
Gregorys Seed Catalogue is sent free
of charge to anyone in Nebraska
3 J JT CRECOET A- fiOf
JiarDicUead Jdoii
JST OPENED
I have just opened a stock oil
groceries in the old Ked Front
building onjilain street andre
spectfullj solicit yonr patronage
Everything new and fresh Pro
duce taken in exchange
J M CARPENTER
JVetc lirttjfje at Siottx City
Will be used by the Pacific Short
Line exclusively commencing March
1st This will enable that company to
offer its patrons the be3t of service as
there will be no delays caused by
other trains Remember by takino
thatlineat ONeill you save threo
hours time to Sioux Citv
JUill Privets ror Fix-
Bran bulk 40c tier cwf 7 rta
Shorts bulk
Screenings
Chop Peed
Corn
Oats
50c per cwt 900 ton
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