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for cash at a cash store and share in the saving which
we make by operating our store on this plan We
dont ask yoti to take our word for it that it pays to
buy for cash Take our prices and compare them
with the prices you pay at credit stores Then come
to the store and compare cur goods with those offered
elsewhere at similar or higher prices No doubt about
your decision We know it will be in our favor
1 Shirt Waist
8 yards of Percale
10 yards of Embroidery
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SPEAKING OF PRICES 1
I 1 We wish to call your attention this week to the I I
bargains we offer
Good Shoes at 100 125 and 150 which former
ly sold at 200 250 and 300
Work Shirts 25 to 75 cents
New Dress Shirts 50 and 75 cents
New Shirt Waists 50- 75 and 100
White Cloud Floating Soap oc bar
Toilet Soap 3 bars for 10c
Soda good 5c per pound
Corn Starch 5c per pound
We handle all kinds of package coffee and sell
Gold Medal Mocha and Java none better at 20c
Porto Rico Mocha and Java 20c Banquet 2 pounds
for 25c
Large Bottle Catsup 10c
Quart French Mustard 15c
1GENERAL
HARDWARE
I have a Fine Stock of
Wind Mills Pumps
Pipes and Fittings
Iron Beds and Spring Mattresses
Our Prices are Always the Lowest come and see ns before
buying elsewhere
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Jtt V XICJBHNLSON Cashier i
ANK OF VALENTINE
Valentine Nebraska
A General Banking Business Transacted
Boys and Sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange
Chemical National Bank New York
Correspondents
First National Bank Omaha Neb
HABNBSS AT OLD PS1CES
Xotwitlistadding the advance in cost but in order to retluec and
Consolidate the Two Stocks we will make
REDUCED PRICES FOR NEXT
0 DAYS
Cdme early nnd you will have a greater variety to select from
All our icorli Guarantcetl
Our success hinges on our ability to please
EFNER SHERMAN
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COUNTY
SURVEYOR
work executefi with promptness
aud accuracy
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WESTERN NEWS DEMOCRAT
R0BEET GOOD Editor and Publisher
100 Per Year in Atlvanco
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Entered at t n e Post office at Valentine Cherry
county Nebra ska 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
Local Weather Record
U S Department of Agriculture I
Weather Bureau -
Valentine JSebr week ending Wednesday
April 18 1900
Highest temp for week C7deg on the 18th
Lowest temp for week 23 deg on the 13th
Mean temp tor week 45C dpg
Av temp for the week for 10 years 4CG deg
Deficiency of temp fop week 1 0 deg
Accumulated excess of lemp since Jan 11900
470 dec
Xotal precipitation for week 174 inches
Av precipn for week for 10 yers 009 inphes
Excess of precipitation for week 105 inches
Total precipn from Jan 1 1900 o date 336
inches
Av precipn for 10 years from Jan 1 to date
447 inches
Deficiency of precipn from Jan 1 1900 to
date 111 inches
Highest velocity of wind for week 28 miles per
hour from the ne on the lGtli
FRANK R BEA AN
Observer Weather Bureau
Garden seeds in bulk at Farnhams
Jim Gillaspie is in town this week
Fui nished room to rent by J S Es
tabrook
Serge
suits in endless
Stinards
Fred Jones has
Frank Brayton is
variety at
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Sadie Dewey was a visitor in town
last Saturday
Remember
want shoes
Farnhams when you
gone
to Iowa to
work this summer
An up-to-date slock of ladies shoes
at Farnhams
Mrs J G Gibson has moved into
the McDonald property
Call and examine Stinards spring
line of clothing hats etc 13 tf
The Union hotel had a nice lot of
stationery printed at this office this
week
Two business places for sale En
quire of Cherry County Bank lltf
F N Morgan was up f 1 om Bassett
on a contest case at the land office
yesterday
See that job lot of handkerchiefs
ties and suspenders at Pettycrews
Why send off when you can buy
goods cheaper at home See Stinard
the Clothier 13 tf
E B Growden Frank Chaloud and
B W Pearson of Brownlee were in
town Monday
Seven standard kinds of coal on
hand Come and see them hefore
buying G H HORNBY
E J Davenport spent -Sunday in
ONeill confabbing with the poli
ticians of his brand
Farm to rent Some grain can be
furnished Enquire at this office or
address Box 49 Valentine
The Rev John Julian died at his
home in Gordon last Friday morning
aged over 80 years
We deliver groceries as well as feed
to any part of town
W A Pettycrew
Our little girl has been busy as a
bee all week This is an apt simile
because she has hives
Dan Utter came up from Sioux City
last week to look after his interests
with cattlemen in this section
having
a new
foundation built and is adding other
improvements to his residence
J F Ingallsthe Ainsworth jeweler
inserts a card in this weeks paper
Mr Ingalls is an expert on repair
work
Frank Buechle is laid up with a
broken foot the result of having a
horse fall on it Monday during the
rain
Cuts wounds burns sprains and
bruises quickly heal if you apply Bal
lards Snow Liniment Price 25 cts
and 50 cts Quigley Chapman
Mrs L C Weir of Custer S D
was in town this week settling up the
affairs of her sister Bertha Harmon
who died here recently
The new village board met Satur
day night and organized bv electing
D Stinard chairmanand J A Sparks
treasurer The next meeting will be
held on Monday April 30 when appli
cations for jobs and licenses will be
heard
Even the most vigorous and hearty
people haye at times a feeling of
weariness and lassitude To dispel
this feeling take Herbine it will im
part vigor and vitality Price 50 cts
Quigley Chapman druggists
One uioreupportuuity From March
23th to April 15th Andrews will give a
medallion with every dozen Platino
I Cabinet Photos This offer is made
to introduce the work Re
member the medallion is absolutely
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In Mcmcriarn
Frankie May Lockwood beloved
wife of Howard S Lockwood and lov
ing daughter of A F and Hulda
Reece was born in Andrew county
Missouri May 9 1875 and departed
this life after a few weeks of patient
suffering at her late residence in this
city April 16 1900 at 3 oclock p m
Age 24 years 11 months and 7 days
She was the voungest child of her
fathers family and moved with them
from Missouri to Kansas wnen she
was about 11 years old From thence
she came with them to Nebraska in
1889 and settled in Cherry county
Was united in marriage to her now
bereft husband October 30 1892 In
to this happy union were born four
children all of whom are living
In the spring of 1896 she was con
verted land unitetL with the M E
Church in which relation she was an
earnestdevoted Christian worker and
led an upright exemplary lite A
year ago in May she came with her
husband and children to Valentine
where they have- since resided On
the 18th of December last she was re
ceived by letter into the M IS Church
of this place
In the home she was kind and af
fectionate true and loving as a com
panion and mother and by her wom
anly traits and genial bearings in the
communities where she lived won for
herself the esteem and good will of
all who knew her
During her sickness she was kind
and patient amid it all seemingly as
if waiting to hear the welcome words
from the Master saying fCome ye
blessed of my Father and she was
not for God took her
She leaves a husbandfour children
a mother three brothers and three
sisters to mourn her departure
The funeral services took place
from the M E Church in the midst of
a large concourse of sympathizing
people The remains were escorted
to the church by the Modern Wood
men of America Royal Neighbors
and the Epworth League beside
many of the county officials The
services were in charge of the pastor
assisted by Rev Oastler of the Pres
byterian Church The sermon was
preached from I John 32 after
which the body was laid to its quiet
rest in the cemetery west of town
The husband children and relatives
have the tender sympathy of the en
tire community in the hour of their
sore trial and bereavement
But she has crossed the river
She is with the angels now
She has laid aside earths crosses
And the Crown is on her brow
She is clothed in clean white linen
And she walks tie streets of gold
A F CUMBOW
News From Gordon
Jefferson Winship last week sold his
ranch near Irwin to Frank Bresee
and will probably move to town in a
month or two and become a full
fledged citizen of Gordon
We understand that Stetter Brosof
Valentine have leased the building
occupied by M W Kings flour and
feed store and will open up in the sa
loon business in Gordon about May 1
Miss Wren Donoher who has heen
homesteading in this locality for two
weeks or more came up from her
ranch last Monday and is visiting
with friends in Gordon
Cash Parker has sold his dray busi
ness to Geo Borders and has decided
to quit the town in a few weeks He
has purchased a farm from his father
down in Greeley county about forty
miles north of Grand Island and will
try raising corn and hogs Gordon
Journal
General Teachers Association
Program of the General Teachers
Association to be held at the High
School building in Valentine April
28 1900
SATURDAY 1030 A Ir
Music
Comen ius as an Educator Jennie Crowe
The Teachers Opportunities J L Raker
Discussion J W Strong
Election of Officers
AFTERNOON 130
The Claims of Enclisli in the Schools
a From the Standpoint of the Rural
Senool Cora Tnackrey
b From the Standpoint of the
Grades Elsie Bixby
c From the Standpoint f the High
School Martha Chappell
Guitar Solo Lillian Fairhead
Recitation Mrs R H Watson
How to Establish Nobler Educational
Ideals Jean Edwards
Discussion R H Watson
EVENING 7 30 Entertainment
ETTA BROWN Co Supt
Miss Okie Haas of Ainsworth is
working for the editors family Lyon
will probably now remark that aBro
Good Haas a girl who is O K
A H Ferguson died at the home of
his daughter Mrs John OHearn in
Elkhart Indiana on the 12th inst of
dropsy Deceased was well known
here having worked for Whillans as
a harness maker and was a member
of the local lodge of Odd Fellows
Prior to the illness which resulted in
his death he was employed by the In
diana Carriage Factoiy
Wilson J Teeters and Katie Hear
on two of Cherry countys popular
young people living near Newton
came to town yesterday morning and
prevailed upon Judge Towne to speak
the words which unite them for life
Both bride and groom are good look
ing aud hard working 3roung folks and
we predict nothing but happiness as
the result of their marriage
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CHILDRENS CLOTHING
Did you know that T C Hornby
has just laid in a line of Childrens
Suits in all styles from a good school
suit at 150 to a suit with a double
breasted silk vest at S550 Dont
buy before you examine this line
A line of Childrens Summer Suits
at 65 cents
The attention of the CATTLE
MEN is called to our line of Gloves
Boots and Hats T C HORNBY
Skimming Station Opening
On completion of the organization
of the Valentine Dairymens Associa
tion formed for the purpose of sup
plying cream for the skimming sta
tion it was decided to celebrate the
opening by inviting the farmers and
ranchmen from all parts of the coun
ty to be present and participate
The Beatrice Creamery Co will be
represented by experts on the sub
ject who will address the people and
I am also endeavoring to get G W
Heryey agricultural editor of the
World Herald who has recently made
an investigation of the stations along
the line of the Burlington road and
whose remarks will no doubt be very
interesting Local speakers will also
be invited to participate
Exercises will begin at the Court
House about 11 a m at which place
luncheon will be had at noon after
which exercises will be continued
Those coming are requested to bring
along luncheon but coffee tea etc
will be supplied by the town
The exact date cannot be given as
yet but opening day will be near the
27th inst more definite information
as to date being given later
All farmers ranchmen or othersno
matter what their calling who have
or think they may have interest in
the subject are requested to be pres
ent with their families and baskets
since the subject while a new one in
this vicinity might be found one of
interest to all C H Cornell
Gommittee
Resolutions of Respect
Hall of Valentine Lodge No
ro
A O U W
Valentine Nebr April 16 1900
Whereas Death has entered the
home of Bro E Breuklander where
by a dear and beloved wife and moth
er has been lost to said home there
fore
Resolved That this lodge extends
its sincere and heartfelt sympathy to
said brother and his family in this
their sad bereavement and jjledges
its fraternal and individual efforts to
promote the welfare and comfort of
same
Resolved TJhat this resolution be
made a part of the records and pub
lished in our local papers
M Christensen
C H Cornell
W E Haley
Committee
Republican Caucus
The republican precinct caucus was
held Saturday evening and the fol
lowing delegates were elected to at
tend the county convention which
meets here next Saturday
E J Davenport
J C Pettijohn
Geo Elliott
Ed Clarke
Theo Tillson
J B Hull
D E Sherman
F M Walcott
C S Reece
H O Tucker
A Strong
L N Layport
The delegates were elected in the
interest of Davenports candidacy for
delegate to the national convention
Do not leave home on a journey
without a bottle of Chamberlains
ColicCholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
It is almost certain to be needed and
cannot be procured while you are on
board the cars or steamship It is
pleasant safe and reliable For sale
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Bro Bob Good of the Valentine
News in his announcement last week
that the town would have saloons for
at least two years hence got his head
lines a trifle mixed and over this an
nouncement appeared the heading
Skimming Station If ns were
substituted for ms in the above head
ing it would not be so bad after all
Gordon Journal
A Horrible Outbreak
Of large sores on my little daugh
ters head developed into a case of
scald head writes C D Isbill of
Morganton Tenn butBucklens Ar
nica Salve completely cured her Its
a guaranteed cure for Eczema Tet
ter Salt Rheum Pimples Sores Ul
cers and Piles Only 25c at Elliott3s 1
-AUCTION SALE
Any of the following goods which
remain unsold on Monday April 23 at
230 p m will he sold at auction co
the highest bidder for cash
10 Gents Bicycles secondhand
2 Ladies Bicycles second hand
Columbia Phenix Riverside and
other high grade wheels in good re
pair
1 3 burner Gasoline Stove
3 Express Wagons new
O W MOREY
S R MOREY Auctioneer 12 2t
Onion sets at Farnhams
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QU1GLEYCHAPMAN
DRUGGISTS
Valentine Nebraska
J O DWYER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Superintendent of a
For
Private Hospital
the Treatment of Diseases
Kinds of Surgical Operations
Successfully Performed
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Office dt Quigleys Drug Store
Nights-Upstairs-Red Front
Best SI 00 a day hotel In the city
Opposite Court House on Main St
Everything neat new and clean
Iteasonable rates board by week
We are also prepared to
Feed and Stable YomyHorse
and solicit iour patronage as we
are sure we can satisfy you
R S Dennis
J B Wells
WELLS BROS
DENTISTS
Office over
Cherry County Hank
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THE VALENTINE
Watch maker
AND JEWELER
Carries a full line of f
ling silver novelties
Valentine House
J A HOOTON Prop
Recently opened and newly furnished
Not a restaurant but a hotel
LOO 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
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