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Postoffice address
Brownlee Neb
Branded on left
side some H lpft
side and thigh-
am
on left thigh
JOHN J STIiKN
J G
Postoffice address
Ilyuiinis Neb
On right side bor
es same on right
shoulder
Range six miles
nertUWest of Moth
er Lake precinct
SWEENEY BUOS
Postoffice address
Pullman Xel
CHttle branded as on
nut- linrsos limmled
same as cattle except
reversed s
See block
Range Stevei
and Stcnhcncon
Lakes and South
CHAMBERLAIN CO
Ioitoflieentldress
Itrownlcc Neb
lirandrrt on either
hide same us on cut
nlio boti jaws
r s kousciie
PoBtoffice address
Brownlci TTii
On left sldo or ntiv
part of animal Ear
mark right ear cut
off horses branded
same on left hlpAlso
has stock branded H
on side or shoulder
orJKorWorO VL
orO or FZ Also
iiSl
thp following the first on- being on side ana bin
MWM
LEE AND SOJTS
VSfli
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Range Duck Lake
Postoffloe addres
GEO HIGGINS
uiunuicc lieu
Ou rlfflit side 01
Lie on same side
also LEE on lefi
side
Kango north o
rownlco 2 to 4
miles
casfedj
Postoffice add res
Brjwnleo Neb
On i igi t side
Range Horse
Valley
CLARENCE K SMITH
Postoffice address
Whitman Xebi
On left side Jiorbes
same on leftshoiuder
on left side
vnywhere on
animal Oiipn
mi nr thiuh elQ
Range uoi th prongeS3
Middle Loup river
and Buffalo Lake
GUSTAVK WJENDLEK
IostofUce address
Brownleo Nob
Acorn Jusl back nl
left shoulder blade
Horses same on
lei t shoulder
Range eaet or
Beaver Lake
COO LEV
wBS8mmM
A J PLUM Eli
IB
Also have stock branded
on right side and hip
Horses
on right hip
Range Southwesttrn Cherry
County
Postoffice address
Hyannis Xcb
Branded on right
side and hip
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ty E STANSBIE AND D 0 BAUGH
Postoffice address
Tivnnnis Xeb
nn left hiD anc left
Side Also
on left hip
aud leftside
hnrens KHlllfi
m
brands on slioulders
Range 23 mIles
north of Hyannis
khai aft t9w
MASON COMPANY
VKRRflSDSuliSiBHHife
Postoffice address
Ilvannis eu
On right hip
J either side
On right
ses right
shoulder
Range seven miles north of Ilyannis
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A HUMPHREY
Postoffice address
Hyannis Neb
Branded anywhere
on right side hor
ses same on left
shoulder
Rauge -- sixteen
miles northeast of
HfAnnis
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BUT
iTHEDFORD HOSPITAL
Modern equipment Up-to-date proced
ures All the newer methods in
-MEDICINE and
Specialties Mav fever Catarrh Cancer
Rupture and Tiles cured without the
knife Disease of the eye ear stomach
and of women and all chronic diseases
Will answer calls by mail or wire within
a distance of 100 miles Regular days
THURSDAY and FRID AT at SENECA
-and MULLEN -
The balance of the week at TIIEDFORD
Dr H V OLAEK Manager
T II FRITZ
Notary 3PxfcXc
Brownlcc - IVcbxasla
All work promptly attended
TTABKR GBAKGE
Ncnnedy Nclraflta
Carry a complete line of General Merchandise
By doit a ensn business wcare enabled to give
our cnsi the lowest and uniform prices
We give ood square meals and comfortable
lodging at i sonable rates
THE
STOCK
MAN
Win M Walters Prop
THEDFORD - - NEBRASKA
This hotel has jeci newly fitted
and guarantee 1 j bo a first class
house in every respect Your pat
ronage is solicited
uLfijfj Apt 9 I
gsiiS JzSm iMIii i
Why pay 45 to 65 for a steel range
when you can get one for 25
Drop a postal to
I H EMERy Valentine Neb
ANCHI 1RB FENCE
I fence on the
luarKct is perfectly nfe
land an effectual barrier
1 Against ail forti of stuck
MaJe f No K ealaied
tcel nlj e Cross
ircir ulmupd Ine
ieiie rite foi Crtt
lju e ii t tiis paper
oh
left
side
Range 10 miles
north and fi miles
east of Gordon
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Carl Tinenhagen
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D C Nelson
JJutt Brothers
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Gordon Nebraska
RangeU miles north
of Gordon
Cody Nebraska
Oil right hip
Rauge Medicine
l ake south of
Snake river
Th utJ
F C DuerfeMr Manager
Gordon Nebraska
Cattle also branded
SO on right hip
Horses and mules
branded same as cut
on left shoulder
J C Jordan
Gordon Nebraska
One bunch branded
as on cut on left side
One bunch branded
C li on left hip
Horses J on left
shoulder
Range 10 miles
souMvist of Gallop
between Niobrara
and Snake rivers
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Consign Your Stock Shipments to
Perrine Cook Co
LIYE STOCK COMMISSION
SOUTH OMAHA NEBRASKA
v-
Entered in the post ofllce at Thedford Ne
braska as second class matter
Mrs Pcle Rouche returned to Brown
lee today
Attorney Evans went to Mullen
Tuesday morning on legal business
Charles Blakeslee the liveryman
has been on the sick list during most
of the week past
Mr Growden and son of Urownlee
came in on Monday evening for a load
of posts and wire Mr Growden is a
justice of the peace and does a large
collection business for non residents
Mr McMillan the heaviest stockman
of Thomas county has got his herd
home from the summer range on the
North Loup and are now grazing on
the winter range which has a frontage
on the north side of the Loup lie
has a large corn crop to round them
out for market later on He says his
cattle never look better at this time of
the vear
Woodluke
Rev Bates was in town on Tuesday
Erie Smith was a city caller Sunday
W V Johnson was in town on Sat
urday
Jim Wilson was seen on our streets
on Sunday
Frank Vandusen was in town Sun
dajr and Monday
John Parks is plastering a house for
Mr Pays this week
J D Woodman is out to Mr Keifs
painting their new house
Clarence walcott and wife were in to
attend the dance last Friday
Gus wendler was in from the south
part of tbe county on Saturday
Mrs willis Barnard took the passen
ger Tuesday morning for Omaha
Mrs Alder of Ains worth was in
town one day last week visiting friends
Mr Turney went to Omaha a few
days ago with a bunch of sheep lie
returned last night
Miss Sadie Jerey made a Hying trip
to Valentine on Wednesday to have
some dental work done
we understand there is talk of a new
hotel in town we wish them success
in building and improving the town
O O Buck came up from Longpine j
baturday night returning Monday
morning His wife accompanied him
Mr and Mrs Dave Ilanna returned
from Sioux City Monday night where
they have been on a visit for several
days
Mr Leach is taking in the sights at
Omaha this week Lelloy is in charge
of the postoffice during his fathers ab
sence
Bachelor
Xfobrafa Falls
Grandma Stewart is very low at this
writing
Mr Carey and family were over
from Crook ston Sunday
Everybody busy as usual digging po
tatoes and husking corn
Several head of cattle have died from
blackleg lately in this locality
Sergeant aud Mrs Cole took in thj
sights in town Monday and Tuesday
Mr Lovejoy came over Sunday after
some cattle which he purchased from
H Ormesher
Some of the riverites expect to attend
the Woodman ball on next Thursday
evening at Crookston
Sandy must not forget to go to the
office The world would wag but not
the same without you
We understand that Doc Johnson
has a position in the Valentine barber
shop Miss Florence JRagan is staying
with Mrs Johnson during her hus
bands absence
A E Lawler cook at the cattle
camp received a telegram - Monday
calling him to the bedside of his little
daughter who is very ill His many
friends here hope the case is not so
serious as represented
Where is my brother Goodbov
Kellys Aunt and His Pa Come
give the editor a lift since his devil
has gone Bad Boy
Eli Precinct
Tom Franks shipped a car load of
cows last week
Bruce Moore sold seventy head of
steers to Wisiier parties
Geo Moelilenkany is putting up
fence for F R Yanish
I 13 Nicholsireturned from Gordon
where he has been plastering for several
months
John Story was rounding up horses
in these parts last week He found three
head
Wm Wilson has sold his ranch west
of Eli to F II Robinson and contem
plates going east
Fred Maybe and Dan Garner were
on the river one day last week looking
after their cattle
Geo Jessen and Dan Crouse of Mer
rhnau passed through here one day
last week going south
Geo Monnier moqed his cattle on to
the river last week lie is going to
hold them up about Gallop
Wm Burris has commeuced gather
ing his corn crop He thinks lie will
have about six hundred bushels
Hugh Boyil went up the road- last
svCbKta business SawY
Will be sent until JANUARY 1 1900 for only ONE
DOLLAR provided all arrearages are pcid up to date
and the dollar in advance This wont last long
Thomas C0UntV NeWS Vo Proceedings
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Board met pursuant to adjournment members
all present
Op motion the official bond of V P Morgar
eidge county suiiriuteudent was approved
On motion the following claims were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on the county gen
eral fund
DaniefAlder constable State vs Mourner 9 2o
Elmer Crane 2 50
Perry Swearinger juror October terin97 3 GO
Egbert Bonner April js j 00
Robert Good publishing bridge notice 12 00
J W Daniels salary and expenses 3rd vr ill 15
J W Teast supplies 150
d ii inacKerey 1 50
Fischer Ludwig hard coal for county 1G4 23
Hiram Cornell rent for Sept as CG Gl
Amos Strong guard duty jailor fees and
boarding prisoner in Sept 139 50
F M Walcott salary as county atfy 3d qr 102 50
Amos Strong white washing jail and fees
State vs Green 7 00
Davenport Timelier supplies for poor 2 00
G V Kline constable State vs Sedlacck 13 25
Amos Strong jailor fee guard duty and
board for prisoners 125 50
Stale Journal Co supplies 7 70
C II Cornell icnt Tor Aug 98 c w
L U Stoner salary 1 mo 3d qr and exps 150 03
On motion a duplicate of hold out for 2 00
was given M V Nicholson same having been
lost
On motion the following amounts were
ducted from the above allowed claims and
plied upon delinquent personal taes
EBonneu ISO Daniel Alder 9 23
Perry Swearinger 3 GO
On motion the clerk was ordered to draw re
funding order for 185 in favor of G P Crabb
the same having been collected twije of 1894 tax
with instructions to him to turn that amount
over to the holder of tax receipts No 2123 to2l2J
The Petition of A J Plumcr and 131 others
was presented to the honorable board of county
commissioners of Cherry county asking that
said board submit Hie proposition to the voters
of said county to vote bonds in the sum of 55000
for tlk purpose of building a courthouse in Val
entitle Nebraska and at the same time also ap
peared J Wesley Tucker and filed a petition
signed by J Wesley Tucker and 14G others pray
ing that said board submit the proposition to the
legal voters Of said county to vote bonds in the
sum of 12000 for the purpose of building a court
house at Valentine in said county ami the board
having considered said petition and finding that
the petition for the proposition of 5000 bonds
had thereon the names of 132 legal voters of said
county and that the petition for the proposition
of 12000 for said purpose had thereon the names
of 14G legal voters of said county beinga majority
and the board being advised by its county attor
ney that it could not submit both of said propo
sitions at one an l the same election and the
board being fully advised anil considered in said
matter does hereby reject said petition lor the
proposition of voting said 55000 bonds and being
further fully advised in the premises does here
by accept aud allow the petition and prayer ask
ing to submit the proposition to submit bonds
for 12000 and it is hereby considered decieed
and ordered that the proposition to vote for the
issuing of bonds in the sum of 1200 for the
purpose of building a court house 111 Valentine
Nebraska shall bo submitted to the legal voters
of Cherry county at the next general election to
be held in Cherry county Nebraska Said bonds
to be issued in the amount of 1000 each payable
in twenty years with the option of the county
paying the same any or all of them any time
after the elapse ot ten years from the date of
issue thereof Said bonds to be payable at the
office of the county treasurer and to bear live
per cent interest payable semi annually at said
treasurers office and the clerk was ordered to
publish the same according to law in tbe Repub
lican and Nkws Dkmochat
P Sullivan
W A Pakkek
T I Spikytt
Commissioners
On motion the following claims were albwed
and warrants ordered drawn on the county gen
eral fund Commissioners fees
P Sullivan 17 80 WAParker 8 GOTPSpratt 700
Whereupon the board adjourned to Jan 3 1898
J Daniels County Clerk
G S Reece of Simeon shipped 17
head of cattle from Wood Lake Tues
day Itidgeway and Simpson shipped
five cars from Crookston Monday
New line of cloaks and capes at T
C Uornbys
D C Nelson
COY NEBR
Has recently started hi business and
offers bargains to all cash
buyers of
z Groceries
Corn
T Oats
Chopped Feed
W Flour
Salt
GUdtJen Wire Soft and Hani
Pine Faints Oils and all
hinds of Ranchers9 Supplies
FIRST CLASS MILL
I liave established a Feed and Saw Mill
J miles south or Cody at the mouth of
Medicine Canyon and am now prepared
to grind Feed Corn Meal and Graham
or turn out all kiwis of Lumber and di
mension sniff and Native Shingles
Give us a trial order
J F HOOK
Dr Dwyer
Physician Surgeon
Superintendent of
A Private Hospital
For tbe Treatment of Diseases
All Kinds of Surgical Oper
ations Successfully
Performed
TALBN11NB
NEBRA6K4
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X
HeUoToml
You look sick
whafs the
trouble
u Yes I am
sick Sick of
this suit I
Js what gives it value When
you spend that dollar sec that you
exchange it wuere it will bring the
best returnsA heavy purchaer
figured this out and now buy Ioots
andShoes Hals and Caps Clothing
and Provisions Fuel etcJof
fMy
mi l STREET
Three Doors From Corner
ft njlJwEsSal I
Jl am
bought agnst
your better
advice Here
after my
clothes like
yours will be
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Americas Popular Tailors Chicago
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THE U S AND TERRITORIES
RATES 100 to 150 Per Day
500 to 8700 Per WeA
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E T MILLER Proprietor
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0 NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
South Omaha
IT IS EASY
to see the difference now bat the experience
costs money If you want
TO BE HAPPY
yoirwill prolit by the advice of others ivho
haverfonnd that
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Pamous Oiifltom Tailored
Suits and Overcoats
are the best to be had anywhere at the
PEI0E 1200
is the starting point ol these handsome
suits but no matter what you pay jou will
find the quality is
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300 samples to select from
CALL ON
THE RED FRONT
JACKSON BRAYT8N
VALENTINE - - NEBRASKA
Telephone No 67
REED HOTEL
MRS JOHN REED Proprietress
STOCKMENS PATRONAGE ESPECIALLY SOLICITED
25th St Batween L and M Streets South Omaha Nebr
TRAINS RUN to the GROUNDS
F E M1TR R
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Trans Mississippi and international Expo
sition is and it would be impossible for any
one to tell you about it
YOU MUST SEE IT
SAVE TIME
F B M Y R R
TRAINS RUN to the GROUNDS
Agents have rates with long limits rates
with shorter limits ana frequent special
rates for special occasions and
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Trains Run To The Grounds
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