Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, March 01, 1900, Image 4

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TO OUR CUSTOMERS
AND COMPETITORS
We are not here to give goods away
We are not here to form any com
binations as our competitors contend
Wc are not here to force our com
petitors to give goods away hut
We ARE here to sell goods at lower
prices than any store that is doing a
CREDIT business This we will
demonstrate conclusively if you will
buy of us
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Hence we are enabled to offer
in shoes to our patrons
Children9 tt Shoes - 25c up
Mens Shoes 100
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Ladies Shoes - 100 up
After careful consideration we have decided
to go out of the clothing biu iness and to do so
Will sell Clothing Regardless of Cost
Buyers are requested to remember that We
sell Flour Feed Grain and Hay and deliver to
any place in town
lVe still llfitie on hand a JOitile 5 cent
Soda anil tO cent Coffee
We will sell any goods in our line as cheaply
as any other reputable house
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HERE is nothing that makes a room look
so homelike cosy and attractive as nice
pictures
We have an elegant assortment of Picture
Frame Mouldings and if you will bring in the
picture well do the rest do it right too
Youll be astonished at the price
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Successor to V ALOOTT STEVMSOM
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J A HORNBACK Proprietor
100 per day Good Service
C H CORXfULLu President
M V KECUOLSOK Cashier
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Valentine Nebraska
A General Banking Business Transacted
Bays and Sells Domestic nd Foreign Exchange
Uhemical National Bank New York
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WESTERN NEWS DEMOCRAT
ElOBEET GOOD Editor and Publisher
100 Per Year in Advance
PUBLIUIIED KVER5T THUBSDAY
Entered at t to e Post office at Valentine Cherry
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
Lent began yesterday
Buy 3our coal of J H Yeast
Farnham still buys furs and hides
The diphtheria scare is passing
away
Tank Heaters for sale at R An
dersons - tf
Remember Farnhams when you
want shoes
Improved Farm to Rent Inquire
of this office
Insurance in the best
lowest rates
companies at
I M Rice
Magic Estate Hot Blast Heaters at
R Andersons tf
Yeast filled 100 orders for coal dur
ina the last month
A special term of district court will
be held here ere long
Frank Lamberson
Ainsworth this week
was up from
Rock for Braytons new building is
piled on Main street
Capt Howells house on Hall street
is nearingf completion
Robt Quisenbery of Oasis was a
visitor in the city this week
Born to Henry Ledgett and wife
during the past week a baby girl
Val Nicholsons little daughter
Stelle has been quite ill this week
Walter Mason of Longpine was a
business visitor in the city Monday
All losses paid in f nil by Mutual In
surance Companies I M Rice Agt
T P Aspinall of Hay Springs
registered at the City hotel Friday
E J Davenport went to St Joe
Sunday morning to do some market
ing
Dont forget that Amos Strong
buys all kinds of hogs chickens and
hides
John Ii Dawson jr was oyer from
his store at Rosebud the first of the
week
A K Wood was in town Monday
and left for his store at Rosebud
Tuesday
The sovereign lodge of the WOWs
will build a 60000 office in Omaha
this year-
Jim Steadman Kennedys popular
merchant was in the city on business
this week
Bivens and Kincaid at T C Horn
bys will pay you best prices for furs
and hides
Nellie Bullis has fully recovered
from her recent accident with a can
of kerosene
The Woodmen will giye an enter
tainment at Simeon one week from
tomorrow night
Wm Steadman of Kennedy was in
town this week on business connected
with his cattle ranch
C R Walcott was quite ill this
week but is able to be on the street
again at present writing
Farm to rent Some grain can be
furnished Enquire at this office or
address Box 49 Valentine
Its lots of fun to tell the editor a
lew news items he didnt get after
the paper has been printed
J R Longland came up from Wood
lake Saturday evening and visited
with his family over Sunday
One of Frank Kleteckas little chil
dren has been seriously ill with pleuro
pneumonia the last ten days
Mrs Ed Clarke has been quite ill
the past week or two but is recover
ing her usual good health now
Seven standard kinds of coal on
hand Come and see them before
buying G H Hornby
Carl Kroeger was up from Hooper
looking after his cattle interests in
this county the fore part of the week
Dewey Kellogg departed Tuesday
morning for Hawarden Iowa where
he expects to make his future home
Max Viertel and wife and Leona
Baumgartel of Crookston attended
the Merchant of Venice Monday
night
W CNeal editor of the Fraternal
Review of Omaha visited the local
lodge I O O F last week and paid
this office a fraternal call
You can be cheerful and happy
6rily when you are well If you feel
5f outLOf sorts take Herbineit will
Z brace vou up Pried 50 cents Qui-
f j ley Chapman druggisii
CATTLE THIEF CAUGHT
Clever Capture of a Notorious Desperado
Sheriff Layports Reward
About a year ago one George Ev
ans was arrested and tried in Butte
county S D for cattle stealing and
sentenced to a term of years in the
pen Later he was sent back for a
new trial and while out under bonds
was caught stealing 25 head of cattle
and put in jail again Shortly after
his arrest he escaped from confine
ment and without a cent of money
came east finally locating on the re
servation last fall where he worked
for a couple of months under the
name of Frank Green A few weeks
ago he was spotted here by Ed Bla
key who put Sheriff Layport on
and he wired the sheriff at Belle
Fourche that his man was here and
that individual sent instructions to
Layport saying Arrest him and i
will pay expenses
Lee watched and a couple of weeks
ago found he was in town again hut
before he could be arrested Evans
had smelled a rat and left without
taking his horse and saddle Last
Wednesday however the sheriff lo
cated his man at Cody and went af
ter him that night Arriving in our
sister village hesummoned Ed Stuart
and other trusty men to his aid and
proceeded to watch the building
where the desperado was stopping
Just as che gray light of morning
came the criminal left his asylum
and before he could make a move was
covered by two or three revolvers
and forced to surrendei As no trains
ran that day Lee stayed in Cody un
til Friday morning when he came to
Valentine On the train was the
Belle Fourche sheriffEd M Sweeney
but as Sweeney wanted to have a lit
tle visit in Valentine he did not take
his man at that time but came on
through Arrived in Valentine Lay
port still retained charge of Evans
until Saturday night when Sweeney
got ready to go home and asked Lee
what his bill was Lee told him he
thought 50 was about right but
Sweeney demurred and compromised
finally on 10 which was less than the
amount of cash paid out by Lee to
say nothing of four nights and five
days spent in capturing and guarding
the prisoner
But of one thing we are thankful
Evans alias Green is out of the
country When arrested he had on
his person over 1500 in gold and cur
rency which is a tidy sum for a man
who hadnt a cent six months ago and
has no income The authorities think
that his arrest will put a stop to a
great deal rot horse stealing which
has been going on north and east of
here
Anti Saloon League
The Anti Saloon League meeting
which was to have been held on Tues
day evening was postponed for va
rious reasons until next Tuesday eve
ning at 160 wnen tne loiiowmg pro
gram will be Driven
Music Prayer
How to Draw tbe Temperance Forces To-
jietber Miss Lois Hill
Recitation Miss Gertrude Moon
Agitation and Education Prof It H Watson
Music
Discussions
What is tbe Chief Source- of the Power of
the Saloon C HCornell
What Will Insure the Enforcemant of
Temperance Laws Geo Tracewell
wnence comes tne lueni to jjestroytne
Saloon Keepers Business FM Walcott
Everybody should turn out to hear
this program as the topics will be
presented by able speakers and the
saloon question discussed from all
standpoints
Valentine is the Best
Valentine anticipates a building
boom this season If Gordon keeps
up her present strides for another
twelve months there will be but few
vacant lots in town Gordon and
Valentine are probably the best two
towns between Norfolk and Dead
wood
Revs Sloan and Oastler closed their
series of meetings at the Presbyter
ian church in Valentine last week
with forty one accessions to the
church It looks like Satans allies
are being fearfully slaughtered in
our sister city the past few months
Too bad the contagion does not spread
to Gordon Gordon Journal
Laundryman Goes to Alliance
C F Martin went down to Ains
worth Saturday morning to visit
with relatives and Sunday night
started for Alliance where he will
have charge of a laundry which we
understand has been purchased by A
T White Clarence is a good laun
dryman and had he had a suitable
building here would undoubtedly have
remained We commend him to the
people of Alliance and wish him un
bounded success
A Good Thing
Our great grandmothers garrets
contained the same herbs of all heal
ing found in Karls Clover Root Tea
Tfiey gave our ancestors strength
kept the blood- pure and will do the
same for you if you say so Price 25
els and 50 cts a
J W Yeast- handles the Rock
Springs nut and lump coal the Inez
ininb run ana thb Trenton lump
A FEW POINTERS
Twenty fivo cent K C Baking Pow
der for 15c until March 7th
A pound of German Coffee given
with each pound of our best 60c tea
We have a lot of shoes odd sizes
that sold at from 150 to 450 a pair
to close we offer them at from 75c to
175 You cannot afford to miss this
We still have a few summer goods
left worth 10c to 25c a yard that we are
closing at 5c a yard
Now is the time to buy muslin un
derwear we have goods to suit every
one from corset covers at 12 1 2c and
gowns at 50c to garments at 200
A fine assortment of short muslin un
derskirts T C Hornby
Frank Brayton returned home from
his eastern trip Saturday While
awaj Frank attended the Merchants
Association meeting in Chicago and
made some extensive dry goods pur
chases
To allay pains subdue inflamma
tion heal foul sores and ulcers the
most satisfactory results are obtained
by using Ballards Snow Liniment
Price 25 cts and 50 cts Quigley
Chapman druggists
David Coggswell fell m the 3Tard at
his home Sunday and had the mis
fortune to fracture two of his ribs
and otherwise injure himself Dr
Hoisclaw informs us that the sternum
was broken into three pieces
Mrs Perry Swearingen of near
Sparks died Sunday of internal can
cer after an illness of long standing
Mrs Swearingen had been confined
to her bed for several months with
the disease from which she finally
died Interment took place Tuesday
Regular services will be held at the
Episcopal church Sunday morning
and evening by the Rev J M Bates
Services at Cody on Monday and
Merriman Tuesday As this is the
Lenten season it is hoped that all
members of the church will attend
the services
Charley Reece went down to Ains
worth Saturday night to attend a
church social We understand that
Charley has turned his attention to
naval matters recently but he has
not yet begun to study warships hav
ing devoted his attention to Briggs
exclusively so far
Among our exchanges tnis week we
notice tlie following which are carry
ing department store advertisements
Pender Republic Ord Quiz Kimball
Observer Crawford Bulletin Stanton
Picket Hyannis Tribune Bassett
Eagle Ainsworth Journal Butte Ga
zette Rushville Standard
Atkinson wants to organize a band
and the Plaindealer says We can
do anything tht a little one horse
town like Valentine can do and they
recently organized - a ladies band
there which has developed into a
howling success We will see At
kinson is noted for things it has failed
to do
Robert Robinson was finally per
suaded to join Clarkson and Higgle
in their expedition to the western
coast and left Tuesday morning for
California This is the third or fourth
time Bob has started out to find a
better place than Valentine and we
predict that this search like ail the
others will end in failure Stand up
for Nebraska
If any doubt exists as to the
strength and importance of the
Woodmen of the World lodge the at
tendance of membership at the enter
tainment last night should remove
the doubt The membership included
citizens in every walk of life busi
uess professions mechanical cleri
cal and otherwise It will not be long
when every man in town will become
a member Alliance Grip
Diphtheria Cure
Jay Barnetts children were among
the worst cases of diphtheria in the
town Four little girls were down at
one time Dr Dwyer injected anti
toxin and the four are now almost
fully recovered The fifth was given
the same treatment as the others
and did not come down with the dis
ease at all Jay has great faith in
anti toxin both as a preventive and
cure for diphtheria Gordon Journal
A Hot Time
Editor Bobgoodj of the Valentine
Newsdemocrat came down to Dong
Pine Sunday with his little daugh
ter As usual Bob visited the Jour
nal office and as usual bad luck fol
lowed his visit This time he nearly
caused the building to burn up Only
the providential waking up of the
Journal man at half past three the
nest morning sayed the town from a
roaring conflagration As it was a
good sized hdle was burnt through
thfe floor Which is only another rea
son for not enteriaining hoi editors
in our office Longpine Journal
SYRINGES
- 2 Quart Fountain
Syringes at 90c 8125
and 150
2 - Quart combina
tion Fountain Syringe
and Water Bottles at
8150 and 175
Bulb Syringes at
50c GOc 90c 100
125 and 175
QUIGLEYCHAPMAN
DRUGGISTS
Valentine Nebiaska
T G DWTER E H DWYER
DWYER BROS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
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Superintendents of
A Private Hospital
For the Treatment of Diseases
All Kinds of Surgical Oper
ations Successfully
Performed
Valentine - - Nebraska
A N OOMPTON
PHYSICIAN
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SURGEON
Office at Quigleys Drug Store
Front-
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Best Si 00 a day hotel In tne city
Opposite Court House on Main St
Everything neat new and clean1
Reasonable rates board by week
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We arc also prepared to
Feed and Stable Your Horse
and solicit your patronage as wc
are sure wc can satisfy you
R S Dennis
C A Wells
J B Wells
WELLS BROS
DENTISTS
Office over
Cherry County Bank
J OWMOEEY
THE VALENTINE
Watch maker
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Valentine House
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Recently opened and newly furnished
Not a restaurant but a hotel
100 PER DAY
The best of viands and treatment given
to our patrons
First Door South of Bank of Valentine
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ATTORNEY
AND ABSTRACTER
Valentine Nebraska
rractlces in District Court and U S Land
Office Keal Estate and Itanch Property
bought and sold Bonded Abstracter
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