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JOHN L CARSON Financial Manager D B OLNEY Cattle- Salesman
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We have a large clientage among Nebraska Feerte a and can always beat Omaha prices to
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Flato Commission Company
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Paul Flato Vice President mi o hokn
J C Daiilman Secretary E W Caiiow Hog Salesma
John D Seitz Hugh Hitchcock Sheep
Ed H Ried Joiin Clary Cashier
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CHICAGO
KANSAS CITY
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A Few Facts For Cattle Dealers
It has Iseexirepcatedly
demonstrated in
the paxt that
SIOUX CITY IA
Stands at top as a market for Range Feeders
You can satisfy yourself as to the truth of that dlarement by
comparing the saies at Sioux City last year with those at any other
competitive market You can also ask your neighbors who have sold
ca ttle at Sioux City This year Sioux City is in the field for fat cat
tle as well as feeders The great bejf slaughtering plant of the
Cudahy Packing Co is ready for business
The capacity of the Stock Yards has been
greatly increased and you will find
excellent facilities for handling
v your business
No charges except for feed ordered if your cattle are not sold on our market
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XQRN IL liEEtfE General Manager
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WESTERN NEWS DEMOCRAT
EOSEET GOOD Editor and Publisher
Fusion Ticket
For Governor
V A Povnter
For Lieutenant Governor
A E Gilbert
For Secretary ol State
W R Pcirter
For stale Treasurer
J 5 JMeserve
For State Auditor
J F Cornell
For Attorney General
C J Smyth
For Com Fublic Lands and Buildings
J V Wolfe
For Supt Public Instruction
W R Jackson
For Congress Sixth District
W L Greene
For State Senator 14th District
Otto Mntz
For Kepresentative 51st District
John H Shore
For County Attorney
A M Morrisaey
For County Supprintendent
W F Morgareidge
For County Coroner
Dr J C Dwyer
For Commissioner 3d District
Albert Metzger
The name of the next commissioner
from the west will be A II Metzger
Every time Ed Clarke savs he could
have had the democratic nomination
for county attorney he insults the demo
crats of our county
It was the individual not the sex
which made a good superintendent of
Miss Stoner This fact will not be lost
sight of on election day
The republicans of the 58d represen
tative district have nominated A G
Fisher for repi eseutative The regu
lar nominee J II Jones having with
draw from the race
Everybody is now singing Pull for
the Shore This doesnt mean that a
religious revival has struck the 52d
district It means that the voters
know a good man for representative
when they see him
lie was nominated by the party
that stands for principle says the Re
publican of its candidate for represen
tative Shades of Bartley Moore
Mosher Alger and every other republi
can saint are called upon to witness
this and testify to a waiting multitude
what that principle is
Ive got ten bottles of beer a gallon
of wine and a gallon of whiskey and
Im going up to get the d d Dutch
to vote for Clarke remarked a repub
lican politician a short time since
Our worthy German friends will show
this politician that they are not
hogs to be bribed with swill
The Chadron Journal is way behind
the times If it had not been it would
never have published the oleomagarine
story on the pops Tell it round among
the people that the republicans in 1893
1896 purchased for state institutions
over 16000 pounds of oleo several tons
of which were fed to the old soldiers
We remember that last year and two
years ago a certain man in this town
roared like a stuck porker because he
thought another man would not sup
port the free silver ticket in its entirety
Today that man is openly campaigning
for the republican ticket and still
claims to be a free silver man Won
der what his influence amounts to
A M Morrissey has changed his
postoffice address but twice in his life
Chadron is crowded with attorneys
ralentine offered a good field for a
good attorney Mr Morrissey now
has a larger law practice thau any
other attorney in the county with the
possibe exception of Judge Walcott
Why then should tlie charge be made
that he is here only for office and if
defeated will move away V After eec
tion Mr Clarke can accept the offer of
the Omaha lawyer with whom he con
templated forming a partnership prior
to the republican convention
People of Cherry county do not take
kindly to the efforts of the spoils gang
to force upon them for office men who
have scarcely resided in the county a
sufficient length of time to gain a resi
dence It is frequently remarked by
voters of this county l egardless of
politics that they have no use for and
will not support carpet baggers who
come here only for the purpose of se
curing an office if possible It is not
strange then why voters are so unani
mous in saing they will support for
county attorney E D Clarke a man
they know and one they have tried and
found true in preference to a stranger
Republican
We presume from the fact that Ed
Clarke is mentioned that heustrangerJ
referred to above is A M Morrissey
and the spoils element is the fusion
parties If this is true it is laughable
Mr Morrissey has been a resident oi
Valentine since last January He has
never before run for office and the
charge of carpet bagger coming from
a republican is one of the nerviest
things imaginable And to think of
Ed Clarke having been tried and
found true fairlv eclipses the efforts
of the most renowned humorists of the
century Ed wont make that claim
for himself The only thing he has
ever been found true to is the republi
can party and we believe he would
sacrifice the bast friend he ever had if
politics was involved The Republi
can effort is excruciatingly funny
James Parker the youn
who recently purchased
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gentleman
the btokoo
ranch east of here has purchased 500
sheep from the Aguew brothers ranch
unauron j onrnai
Shelby D Heed was up from his
Cheyenne river ranch last week and
reports feed short down in that country
partly due to drouth and partly to the
steady encroachments of the sheepmen
He stated to the Stockman that quar
rels between cattlemen and sheep grow
ers -were of a frequent occurrence and
that both go armed with a view to
protecting
Stockman
their rights Rapid City
The Spearfish Register says that the
notorious Currey gang of Belle Fourche
bank robbery fame are again on the
rampage They have now turned their
talents to robbing postoffices and steal
ing horses It would be well for the
boys to remember that Uncle Sam
plays no favorites and we hereby
notify them that there is a reward of
2500 offered for them dead or alive
preferred dead
The Northwestern Nebraska Sheep
Breeders and Wool Growers associa
tion was organized at Chadron Oct 1
with the following officers President
Wm Agnew vice president Win J
Darrow secretary J S Romine
treasurer W W Wilson executive
committee II M Wilson AIIKrout
James B Parker U S Agnew Wm
McGannon The admission fee is 250
and the annual dues are one dollar
There was a good run of cattle to
open the week 230 cars G377 head
This was nearly 1000 short of last
Monday but hardly so much of a falling
off as might have been expected after
the weakness displayed at the close of
last week at all points Everything
came from the west the supply not in
eluding a single loa I of corn fed or na
tive beef and while there was a fair
display of beef among the rangers and
of cows the big end of the offerings
were on the stocker and feeder order
and more desirable for that purpose
than for tne slaughter house The
effect of the break in prices was more
plainly demonstrated at Chicago than
at any other point her receipts being
only 12500 as against 21000 on last
Monday Drovers Journal October 10
Purdue University has sent out a
bulletin describing a disease called sore
mouth in cattle which has appeared in
several localities The symptoms are
as follows The animal ceases eating
stands and frequently champs the jaws
and saliva drips from the corners of the
mouth The muzzle has a peculiar
brownish hue which extends to the
nostrils and to the inside of the lips
The inside of the lips gums pads and
sides of the tongue become reddish
The tongue swells sometimes to such
an extent as to keep the mouth open
There is a very disagreeable odor about
the mouth After a few days the
membrane peels off the gums lips and
tongue in patches leaving them raw
There is often lameness and soreness
of the teats The disease runs its
course in from six to ten days during
which time the animal will be unable
to cat anything hard The bowels are
usually constipated The disease is
not known to be contagious The
treatment is to apply an astringent
wash Tannic acid one half ounce
borax powdered one ounce glycerine
eight ounces and water sufficient to
make a quart has been recommended
The demand for cattle to fatten is
remarkably large On a recent day
263 car loads or 8137 head of feeding
cattle were shipped from Kansas City
for fattening purposes being by long
odds the largest days movement of
feeders on record Missouri got 82
cars Kansas 71 Illinois 38 Nebraska
31 Iowa 28 and Indiana 13 The
largest single shipment was 25 cars to
a distillery at Peoria Illinois In the
Chicago market large numbers of West
ern range cattle are being sold to feed
ers at 375 to 425 A few days ago
a train of sixteen cars of thin young
stock and feeding cattle
ranging
in
weight from 400 to 1000 pounds
rived from
stock yards
Janada at the Chicago
This is the first such
shipment of any importance ever re
ceived here from the Dominion
More money is being loaned on cat
tle than ever before and cattle loans
have been reduced from 8 and 10 per
cent to 6 and 7 per cent The head of
a prominent national bank in this city
estimated that the holdings of cattle
paper bv Chicago banks last winter
were not less than 10000003 The
recent organization of the Chicago Cat
tle Loan Company with a capital stock
of 500000 was partly with a view to
directing a heavier movement of cattle
to the Chicago market since the stipu
lation is exacted that the cattle when
marketed shall be shipped to the Chi
cago stock j aids National Stockman
tlosirt Sloime iSoiid fiorluinntio
Notice is hereby given lo the qualiliud elector-
otClieiry county in the state of N braska that
an election will be livid in the varioK precincts
of said i berry county mi the 8th diy o Novem
ber 180 for thi purpose of voting upon the fol
lowing projiosllioi to wlt
Shall the count v board of Cherry county in
the state of Nebraska hsite the coupon bonds of
said county in the sum oi 12L00 of the denomi
nation of 1000 each for the pirposa of building
and furnishing a court boue s lid bonds to take
tllect January 1 189U and bearing interest at the
rate of Ave per cent per annum payable semi
annually on the first days of July and January in
each year until the principal aud interest there
on has been fully paid the principal and inter
est thereof being payable at the ofnee of the
county treasurer of said county
ProvinedThat the county board of said county
may at its option pay olf any or all of said bonds
at any time after the expiration of ten years
from the date of their taking elfect
And shall the county board of Cherry county
aforesaid annually levy upon the Jtuable prop
erty of Cherry county a tax sufficient to pay the
interest and principal of said bonds as they be
come due aud shall the said county board at
the last annual tax levy provided bv law pre
ceding the maturity of said bonds lew upon iho
taxable property of said county a tax sufficient
to pay the interest aud principal not otherwise
provided for and then unpaid upjn aid bonds
And shall said ointy board negotiate s ml
bonds ar not less than their par value tbe
amount realized from the sale of said bouuN to
bo used in the building and furnishing a eoimty
court house lor the me of said herry county
Tlieballnts used in voting upon said proposi
lion shall have printed thereon
For court hoiHe bonds and Against court
house bonds1
Dated this llth day of October 1803
38 J w DANiias County Clerk
FiTtitTUblicuttou Oct 13
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GEO G SOHWALM PROP
This market always keeps a supply of
FRESH - FRUIT - AND - GAME
In addition to a Brst class line of Steaks ijsts Dry Salt Meats
Smoked Ilams Breakfast J3acon aud Vegetables
AtStetters Old Stand on Main Street VALENTINE NEBRASKA
THE PALACE SALOON
HEADQUARTERS FOR
WIfTES LIQUORS AND CIGAFS
Of the Choicest Brands
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Is continually adding improvements and it is now the
best equipped and most comfortable-
FIRST CLASS MODERN HOTEL
IN NORTHWEST NEBRASKA
Hot and Ccld Water Excellent Bath Room Two Sample Rooms
Wc charge no commission
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Fruits and Confectionery
Meals at all hours
Price 25 cents
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Every facility extended customers consistent with conservative banking
Kxchunge bought and sold Loans upon good security solicited at reasonably
rates County depository
E SPARKS President CHARLES SPARKS Cashier
C H CORXLL President 31 V HHCHOIiSOX Cashier
gANK OF VALENTINE
Valentine Nebraska
A General Ranking Unsiness Transacted
Bays and Sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange
Chemical National Bank New York
Correspondents
First National Bankr Omaha Nebr
Highest market price paid and prompt returns
Omaha National Bank
Refcrenc e
F S BUSH COMPANY
JI1U Ir Ives for JFeal
Bran bulk 50c per cut 9 00 ton
Shorts bulk GOc per cwt 1100 fon
Screenings 40c 1700
Chop Feed 70c 1300
Corn 65c
O its 100
lit Sjli -150 head of cattli cows
y Killings and calves J Vr Burleigh
Simeon Nebr 3G
Henry Young
Coilv Nebraska
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on left shoulder
Cattle right ear
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513 South 13th St OMAHA NEB
Metzger Bros
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Pullman Neb
Cherry Co
Brand on left bide
and thigh
Earmark square
crop right ear
Southern branded
cattlt have but one
half diamond E on
Ieit side
Native cattle have
throat wattle
liaucc on Gordon and Snake Creeks
Horses have same brand on left thigli
A Reward of 250 will be paid to any
person for information leading to the arrest and
final conviction of any person or persons steal
ing cattle with above brand
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Marshall AVolfenden
Kennedy Neb
Home z on the left
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Simeon Neb
Left hip on cattle
Left shoulder on
horses
Some horses Iizy
on leftslioulder
Range between
Gordon and Snake
River and Niobrara
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Lett ears tagged All catile dehorned
William M Dunbar
Lessee from Heine Kroeger
Cody Neb
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Left ear ot cattle
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