It Costs No More
vs become the possessor of a
h2v 2fAO reliable
M0
Qoak
than it does one of those til
fitting nd cheaply made
garments with which the
country is flooded
BH up to
Hi 5000
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Office over T
Stairway
Label inside the
collar it a guar
antee of correct
tyle perfect fit
and superior finuh
an assurance that
yonra buying the best thats made a Cloak
that graces and beautifies the figure as ne
ether garment can
Our reputation for dandling the
best of everything is emphatically
rsf tent A in our Clcafc Department
Examine our Goods
And you wilt become our
customer
QUALITY
FIT and
PRICE
Are the features upon which
we rely for business
THE PED FRONT
QRCVRJAOKSON
DENTIST
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on west side
Operations as nearly
possible
Hornbys store
painless as
A M MO RKISSEY
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
VALENTINE NEB
0 W MORBY
WATOHMAKEB - AffD - JEWELER
Fine line of plain and fancy juw
elry constantly on hand
Repairing promptly executed and
done in the best manner i
Full iine of sporting goods
Geo Elliott
A stock of the tin est
Stationery
PerfiinicSj Toilet Soaps etc
Wall Paper
Paint Oils Varnish etc
Druggist
a A Wells
WELLS BROS
DENTISTS
Office oiir
tlhevvy Couttfji itr a ft
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Office at residence east of M E church
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More
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styles
for
Ladies
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ContltiU Mir rut
Election Day Nov S
Valentino TraclH rsAsviHatioii
District Court Nov II
Ttii
rUDLIbHEl EVERY THURSDAY
Kutered atlhe Posr ofllce at Valentine In ny
couity Velira jka as Second class matter
This paper will be mailed n guhuly
to its subscribers until a definite older
to discontinue is received aud all ar
rears are paid in full
THIS AND THAT
I
The Market
The following allows I ho prices tiolcl
for
callic at Omaha yesterday Novembei 2
Oeioil StieiS 1400lo1r00 1t S4C7olO
Oooil Kteers noo to 1300 Tt 4 TOIbr io
Common to fair Hirers
Oood lol hoite Xafhe Heilcr
urlidre NatiVrtowa
at mi t Medium Cov
II avy 1 ill rs fair to elioie
Fair to rohI 7 ikhjix
Yearlings and sreki r
Fair to good Wesurn Ht eves
Fair to good Western Cow
Fair to good Western Heiter
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Election next Tuesday
Fur Coats at T C Hornby b
Court one week f ron Monday
Try the 1jct Janio at T C Hornbys
Halloween paused away very quietly
Sewing1 Machines at T Hornbys
Ed Hackleris night clerk at the
Valentine House
Max Viertel was
Crookston Monda
Clara Avers spent
in town from
A brother of Joe May is visiting
him from Wisconsin
Sunday at her
home neir Crookston
Mrs Claude Heece is visiting
relatives in town this week
her
Messrs Folson Bixler and Ricketts
loaded cattle at Cody Sunday
L X Lay port returned Saturday
morning from his visit to Iowa
Metzger Bros shipped 12 cars of
cattle from Merriman Monday
F M Sageser has resigned his pos
ition as clerk in McDonads store
Eidgewaj Simpson loaded Jive
cars of cattle at Crookston Monday
Billie Kiucaid has been suffering
from a boil on his left jaw this week
Bert Gillette of Ainsworth is in
town taking treatment at the hospi
tal
Regular services at the Episcopal
church next Sunday morning and eve
ning
Harrj Hilsinger is working on Gus
Carlsons new building north of Stet
ters saloon
CAClark formerly of Cody but
now south east of Woodlakc was in
town Tuesday
Bennett Irwin Ed Koss and Benj
Roberts loaded a train of cattle at
Irwin Sundaj
W A Taylor made trains for the
Donoher during Hopkins absenc e at
the Exposition
From Valentine Senator Mutz went
to Johnstown last Saturda and WB
Price to Lougpine
W D Morgareidgc and Cole Ainslie
shipped four cars of cattle from this
point Sunday morning
B F Carter F E stock solicitor
i was in town Monday looking after
j the interests of his road
Hackberry Thompson has return
ed from Montana and is living in his
house east of Tillsons barn
Mrs Margrave of Gordon stopped
in town the first of the week to visit
with her brother 1 W Whillans
J 1 li liikS fiimiiiMVvj Inf
on Main street just south of the W
I U Moses building to W E Efner
Joe Hobsons little bjy was quite iil
1 the first of the week and a physician
was sent for from valentine Tuesday
Mies McLaughlin has moved her
dressmaking parlors to the W H
Moses building formerly occupied by
C M Sageser
A Steele and wife came down from
Cody Monday afternoon and the next
morning Mrs Steele went to Inman
on a visit to friends
1
i Senator Mutz speaks at Norden
j Saturday afternoon and from that
point will drive to Sp arks and deliver
i an address in the evening
J IT Qttigley placed a partition in
J I Wells i the rear room oi his drug stora and
COUNTY
SURVEYOR
otherwise remodeled and beautiiied
his place of business this week
Jay Barnctt has the contract for
putting up the telephone line between
Gordon and the Spade ranch a dis
tance of miles Gordon Journal
John Mathieson a young man from
i i Omaha arrived in town last evenhiig
to work in the weather bureau vice
S A BKOUK Robert Ga fird for hmg a
All work executed with
and aecuraev
promptness
1 1up -
Judge Tucker E J DaVenport and
T C Hofhby went to Norfolk Tried-
day td see Senator Thurston itid talk
over matters 01 interest to Cherry
county
J W Stetter anp I C Stotts came
down from Cody yesterday It is re
ported that a blind tiger is running
in Cody k4 thest gentlemen should
VALENTINE NEB
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cottage
TiJllaiIS I
a cross in the circle under the
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xt luesclaw and
vote forhoiiotv and econ
omy in
govern men t
Kashlallaii and Long Pumpkin two
Indians had a cutting match at their
J camp south of the track Friday night
and Long Pumpkin got the worst of
the fray
J W Stetter had a new sidewalk
built in front of his lot on Main street
7 north of McDonalds store Now let
the good work go on from the saloon
to the poutoflice
This paper has purchased a oJtb
font of type like that in which this
item is set and if subscribers will do
their duty 100 pounds more will be
added to our outfit soon
Woodruff Ball wns in town Monday
on his way home from Omaha where
he had been with several cars of cat
tle Mr Ball struck the market at
an oil time and sold for 7o
Judge Walcott ent to Cody last
hight to be present at the prelimnian7
hearing of a cattle case preferred by
an Indian named Geureux against
bert Xenzel We failed to learn all
j the particulars of the case
Our fellow townsman G P Crabb
has again been honored by Gov Hol
comb this time being appointed as
sociate delegate to the Tdtk session of
the Farmers National Congress to be
held at Fort Worth Texas December
G to 14
Stanley Rar stopped in town Mon
day while on his way home to Chadron
after his discharge from the Second
Nebraska Stanley also visited Pierce
ou his way here and his sister Pearl
accompanied him to Valentine for a
short visit
Felix Nollette one of our good dem
ocrats from Kewanee was in town
Monday and reported that the fusion
ticket is a winner in his section of the
country While in town Felix pur
chased a new Moliue wagon for use
on his farm
P O Parsons the photograper is
at Shaws old stand and will remain
next week Hereafter he will be here
regularly on the 1st of each month
and remain until the 12th Parsons
is doing some line work his enlarged
photos being especially good He
sells frames of all descriptions too
For Sale 320 acres of good land
10 miles from Valentine and 3 miles
from railroad station 130 acres
fenced good well and windmilhplerity
of har and range for either sheep or
cattle Frame house log barn good
sheds corral and other improvements
Address this office
A W Scattergood was in town
from Ainsworth Tuesdaj and although
we are old and good friends Will never
let us know he was in town It is a
pitv that such a good man as Scatter-
good should be engaged in the kind of
politics he was while here He ought
to know that Senator Mutz will be re
elected by a far larger majority than
he had two years ago
A Rouei House-
Hon W B Price Avho spoke here
last Friday was for many years prior
to 96 a republican worker in Lincoln
night he was billed to speak
at Woodlake aud made his appoint
ment Shortly after the meeting be
gan the door was opened and to his
surprise in walked Bill John and Jim
Dorgan of penitentiar scandal fame
Councilman Webster of Lincoln
John Fairchild court reporter and
Ja s Parker ex chief of police The
crowd had come in from the lakes
where they had hunting and proceed
ed to make a rough house for Price
all these worthier being under the
influence except Webster Nonsen
sical questions and impudent interrup
tions occurred until Mr Price was
compelled to call a halt The meet
ing was destroyed by this gang and
we presume our republican friends
think they won a great victor
Mutz and Price
A fair audience greeted the above
named gentlemen last Friday night
when they appeared at Cornell Hall
aud Senator Mutz spoke first He
made a masterly and eloquent address
and gave a full and complete account
of his stewardship He told what had
been done and gave an outline of
what he proposed to do if re elected
His remarks upon revenue reform
opened the eyes of his hearers to the
abuses of our tax laws as practiced in
the eastern part of the state and
proved by figures from the grand as
sessment roll that the west pajs from
50 to 100 per cent more than its equit
able share of taxes He outlined his
remedy for thia state of affairs and
his remarks Avere greeted with great
applause lie told of his work in be
half of the stock men of this state
and outlined the work of the
member and showed that the state
had got more then value received
for what money the committee had
spent Senator Mutz made manj
friends by his frank and open talk
The chairman next introduced Mr
Price who in 1895 was private secre
tary to Lieut Gov Moore but could
nt stand the rottenness of the old re
publican party and in 189G worked for
Bryan Mr Price is cmplojed in the
state auditors office and gave some
very interesting facts in connection
with the management of our state
goveriilnent by republicans He con
ned his remarks principally to the
state questions and speaking of the
claim that the 61d ring had no more
to do with republican politics in this
state he said the mourners who had
been following the g 0 p had lost the
cf psje and were following A scavenger
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Put a eross in the eirele under the
rooster next Tuesday and von
will never resrret it
Can It ba possible th it the exposure of
W D Morjireidges ignorince that his friends
have induced him to hide liinelf from public
view Tt would not 6ii prise even his most in
timate friends if he is violating tne law ol this
state by holdim teachers examinations every
Saturday in different parts of the count No
doubt lie thinks he can run the office to suit his
own fancy regardless of law Republican
The above is about the meanest aud
most contemptible piece of polities
that ever came under our notice and
stamps the author who is not Uro
Barker as being not only devoid of
common sense bub lacking in decency
beside A man who would be guilty
of expressing the sentiment contained
in the second sentence is unworthy of
being recognized as a mn Will IJor
gareidge has a reputation that is mi
sullied and is known far and wide as a
man who would not knowingly do a
wrong act or speak an untruth He
has done nothing that county superin
tendents the state over arc in the habit
of not doing and the records of his
office show scores of precedents for his
actions in every respect since he has
been superintendent This vile at
tempt to convey the impression that he
is an habitual law breaker could pro
ceed from the brain of none but a per
son so lost to decency that his only fit
companions will bo found among the
lowest of the low
Democrats and populists have tried
to make this a clean an honest cam
paign They have thrown no mud
and cast no slurs Thev have said
nothing about Miss Browns second
grade certilicate and have not dwelt
upon the method of her appointment
by a republican committe who dared
not trust her name to a convention but
this and other vile rot almost compels
that retaliatory measures be used
During the last four years Ed Clarke
has drawn from the county treasury
the sum of l70690and he now wants
to make another grab His only means
of sustenance has been the tax payers
and these he has fooled and bamboozled
to his hearts content He himself ad
mits that he will not know what to do
if he fails to be elected Mr Morrissey
is differeit He has a business which
is a good one and it will be taken care
of He doesnt try his cases on the
street corners and when he is retained
by a man that man will receive good j
service in nis cause lie does not live
by trickery but by legitimate means
A vote for Morrissey is a vote for hon
esty honor sobriety and industry a
vote for Clarke is the opposite
Three years ago the Republican
nearly had a fit because Miss Stoner a
woman was running for office Five
years ago it wasted half a column of
space trying to prove she was not
eligible o the office because she had
not accepted a contract to teach in
this county until she went to Osceola
aud found she could do better here
ow it is supporting a woman and
oue who is a resident here only by vir
tue of her position as a teacher
Tom Kellys argument against Shore
is this Thrtie enough John Shore
knows how to drive cattle and raise
calves but phuat sart of a mon wud
he be in sassiety and phuat do a cattle
driver know about poarliamiutery
rook Oi am the candidate of the re
pooblican poarty and yees moost all
vote for me Tom is the laughing
stock of all the people he approaches
and is generally known as Pettijohus
O K candidate
Many people have wondered why
Gen Joe Wheeler fell down before
the war investigating committee and
eulogized the conduct of the late war
Perhaps the fact that his son Second
Lieutenant Wheeler was jumped over
the heads of 1716 other officers aud
made Major of Ordnance had some
thing to do with it
The State Journal and other republi
can papers published full accounts of
the Alger whitewash committee when
the reports were all good but now that
the committee is beginning to uncover
some of the infany of the administration
during the late war testimony of wit
uenes is boiled down until it is very dry
A H Metzger in the commissioners
office means economy and sound busi
ness sense in the management of coun
ty affairs A man of few words ho is
a man of deeds and we believo he will
make a record as a friend of the people
which can be surpassed by none
Vote for him
Once again we rise to say that Ave
like Miss Brown but her politics and
political associates have forver destroy
ed her hopes of filling the position left
vacant by Miss Stoner She was wise
m holding on to her job in the public
schools
W F Morgareidge is a Cherry coun
ty boy and a tax payer What money
he earns is spent almost entirely here
lie does not go to Iowa every summer
to dispose of his earnings t His oppo
nent has never claimed this as her
home
Vote for Kelly because he didnt
want the office is a lepublican song
Vote for Clarke because he cant get
along without an ofj3ce ig anotUer
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VALENTINE
KND
GOODS
S OF
CALL ON
lie wants large piofits
METHODS CHANGE
Small profits and lots of em Thats what counts
SEE THE POINT
If so for further particulars call on
P O Parsons
The AINSWORTH
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VENPORT THACHER
GENERAL MERCHANTS
Doesnt care for
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large sales
Vi
ERCHANT
Kanch orders a specialty FafJlham DikeHiail
Victory
We have won it by carrying the most complete stoek
in tnc county of
Hats Caps Boots Shoes Clothing Mens
Furnishings and Rubber Goods
All Kinds All Prices
Call and see the latest in Ladies Mackintoshes
the Skirt Mackintosh
D Stinard
D S Ludwig
DEALER If
LUMBER jid CO AI
I also carry a complete stock of
Buggies Harvesters Hay rakes Bicyclese tc
In fact everything handled by first ilass dealers
WHEN IN NEED OP WHAT I CABBY CALL AND GET HTT TIGtfBE
And they will be so reasonable that our friendship shall never cease I most
invariably hold such customers for my motto is low prices and big Hales
NEBRASKA
Photographer
Has rented the G Shaw Art Jaliery in this City for one ear and will be here Irom
NOVEMBER 1ST TO 12TH
First class Work in every rartiiril ir Guaranteed
Millinery
See Samples of Work at the Kcd Fron
and Ladies Furnishing G oods
CALL AND GET PRICES
West of Davenport Thachers
CORA GILLETT
Childerns Cloaks at T C Hornbvs
Full line of school tablets at
crews
Full supply of hay grain and
at Pettycrews
Petty
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Large assortment of new Books
T C Hornbvs
at
feed
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JIM Iriccs for ITecft
Bran bulk 50c per cwt 900 ton
Shorts bulk G0c per cwt 1100 ton
Screenings 40c 700
Chop Feed 70c 1300
Corn 65c
Oats 100
C M SAGESER
TONSORIAl
ARTIST
Hair cutting and shaving
1 HOT AND 6010 BATHS
The
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Golden Sheaf Pure White lire
Susquehanna Ryeaud Cedar Creek
Louisville Kentucky Bourbon Whisky
Pure Grape Cognac Brandys
Wines
TokaAngeIlicaPortSherryandEIack
berryin wood claret Riesling
Sauternes Cooks Imperial
Gasts and Clicquot in bot
tles Damiana and oth
er Cordials
Also Agent for Fred Kings Celebrated fo
ri Pale Bsjp for hmj w and Pabsts
Export Box
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