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OfficlaX Newspaper of Cherry-
County Nebraska
This paper will be mailed regular
to ita suboeribers until a definite ordr
y to discontinue is received and all ar
arrears are paid in full
j TERMS
I- Subscription Sl00 per year In advance 150
j when not jiald In advance
jisplay advertising I Inch ice per Issue Doc
per month 4 Issues S300 per year In advance
Local Notices 5c per line each issue
Brands lii inches 4 CO per var In t
vance nnrtltfnnalpaoeS3 00 per Inch perir
engraved blocks extra 100 each
Parties living outside Cherry county not ppr
sanally known are requested to pay in advance
10 per cent additional to above rates If ov
G month in arrears
Notices of loss of stock free
Users
to brand advei
Thursday February 21 1901
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Our people are anxiously waiting for
that wave of McKinley prosperity tlnt
has been due for soraw time Is M
t Kinley the ruler or Mark liatina th
- prophet to for e us w hile k oking al
ter the ship sin sidy bill It beats all
how men like Ilanna and Fr e eai
- hoodwink the people into the suppoi i
r of such an infamous measure us the
ship subsidy bill The wholo systeu
or raising revenues is wrong anu an
bill gotten up by any man or set oi
men to further take the oney fion
the common peoi le to increase these
unjust taxes and pay to a favored clas
is a plain bteetl that we will charge t
the republican party and shout it n
their oars for time to come Thank
to Senator Teller and other honesi
friends of thd people m bo aie usmj
their best efforts to defeat such whole
sale robbery as is bringing forth ihfc
condemnation ot more than one half pi
the republican party itself though
they Baveiidt tueTcoiragc to come out
and fight the measure us they wouid
surety do if it were not for loyalty to
party name How long O Lord will
these prejudices remain and be with
the people under a party name
- ADDITIONAL LOCAL
M P Jordan was in town on
busi
ness Wednesdaj
Rev Johnson of Crookston
ed at the M E church last night
-- A new line of the Kirkendall shoes
- just received at W A Pettycrews 5
Fred Hans chief detective for the
C N W Ry was in town Tuesday
Miss Mary Jordan of Arabia was
the guest of Miss Mamie Keeley the
latter part of last week
We dont have to quote special
- prices for one week because our prices
are always rirht vV A Pettj crew
-Come one and all and hear Miss
Bosein the Sleep walking scene from
McBeth Tickets on sale at the us
ual place
Grant Dunn has moved the house
occupied by his father back of his
main Duucnog wnicn win oe more
convenient now
John Harden went to Cheyenne
Wyoming last week and writes back
s that his brother Ollie and family are
not very well
George Moss who went to Missouri
about a year ago returned Friday
- morning and stopped off a few hours
in Valentino on his Way to his farm
- near JNenzel is
Dick Tteidel left Mondav
morning
for Mendota Minn to visit a sister
-V and from there ffoes to Kalispel
Montana wheie he will jjo into part-
i nership with his brother in a sa wmlh
County Treas Thackery received a
draftfor the Cherry county court
house bonds last Saturday amounting
tOitwo fper cent premium from the
State Treasurer The commission
ers are in session and the work will
be beirun shortly on the court house
if plans tan be agreed upon
Commissioner Burr and John Por
ter foreman of the Standard Cattle
Co at Pullman rode from their
homes to Cody to take the train for
Valentine a distance of between 50
and 60 miles last Monday through
the deep snow This is a hard ride
for a 3ouuir man aud a good horse
0vci a good road Mr Burr felt quite
tired for two or three dayt after
reaching Valeutiue Mr Porter says
heis rested up and feels all i ight
There was art air of legal proceed
ings before Judge Tovnet Tuesday-
chief detective for the C N
W Ry brought down from Cotly J
B HetfdricW Chas Butcher- Fred
BoYe Ernest Wilkinson Chas
penter and Cha Pavlid charged with
appfopiatitlg Coal belonging1 to the
ilrffad company Their fines aud
Costs amounted to 2250 each and
judgment was rendered for S10 each
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Compliments
have been paid us on our
fine display of Sundries
We endeavor to carry a
complete line of staples
and arc continually adding
new goods
In Rubber Goods our line
is complete We are proud
of it
Have you seen the Steph
enson Hot Water Bottle
Its made to to tie on you
cant loeit
Price 150
QUIGLEY CHAPMAN
DRUGGISTS
VALENTINE NEBR
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The OtlieV Hide
After reading ihe articles in fivo diff
prpnt papprs T find thpy all came from
the same source to the reporters from
the one interested in the shooting of
Tint e and told in a way to shield
themselves from the law I see many
hinsrs in the five different papers that
I know are falvp The most of the pa
pers siy that White and Provo went
there with the avowed intention of
cleauing out the saloon breaking up
he furniture and spillirg the liquor
and that they commenced brandishing
their revolvers with the determination
to run the saloon to suit themselves
This is a good story for them but I
will show it in another light that will
tind investigation
I plainly and frankly deny it all
Jim White did not have a revolver
neither had he owned one for six
months and Len Cearns knew it I
will first speak of Provo the mixed
blood he is accused of hanging around
town I have lived here four years and
I never saw him until since the shoot
ing Provo came in from the Pine
Ridge reservation a sober man and
met Jim White an old friend That
gave them an opportunity to get drunk
through friendship They gol their
liquor at Barnes saloon and by night
thev were pretty full and they felt rich
thought they could go in and win all
the monev the saloon had Here is the
avowed iutention that the reporters
would construe to mean running the
place Neither Jim White nor Provo
had any kind of a weapon on their pen-
sons Tne heaviest article they had
with them was Jim Whites watch
which saved his life
Some of the papers speak of Len
Cearns as though he was the only man
belonging there and all the papers call
Len Cearrs the bartender but the f ets
are different as Cearns was not the bar
tender on that occasion it being his
business to turn tho wheel in the gam
bling room
Jim White and Provo went there
some time in the evening and were re
ceived with welcome There was no
trouble in sight and they went to the
wheel Len Cearns turn ng it White
laying his money down and gaining
and losing as the game run hour after
hour until his money was gone White
lost it as most gamblers do without
grumbling or whining and then pro
posed to pawn his watch To encour
age this the bartender McBroom set
them up as they call it or treated the
house Provo with the rest Up to this
time there had not been any more dis
turbance than ordinarily but the last
drink roused Provos wild nature and
taking a bottle of whiskey he threw it
down and broke it By this time it
was almost 12 oclock aud that set the
ball to rolling
McBroom said stop that Provo
said Who will stop me McBroom
said will Provo said You
i you cant stop one side of me Mc
Brouh and Provo were strangers tu
eachother having never met before
This does not go to show that Provo
had been hanging around town Using
McBroom s own words he sad that he
thought if he struck the mixed blood a
couple of times he would go away and
bebavo himself But McBroom says
when Provo got at it he fought like a
bulldog
J Tho facts aro these - bout- tho fight
j Provo broke the bottle of whiskoy Me
i Broom tried to strike him they clinch
ed and got across the room to the oppo
site corner of the room lJrovo was in
the height of iiis glory he had got
drunk Ohd in a fight paired off and he
would willingly stay there until he got
sbbei Gearns was acquainted with
Provo and he knew that McBroom did
not have a very desirable place to stay
and nnturall would want assistance
Jim White also knew Provo and didnt
fwnnt tpfJjsiorl lum white W wfiCjtti1
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joying himself Now comes the shoot
ing hours after White and Provo came
to the saloon
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Jim White was the fourth man in
the fight and would have Been willing
to have stood and looked on andsee
Provo enjoy himself but he did not
propose to let anyone interfere There
were eight men in the saloon
at the time of the fight Jim
White was shot without an instants
warning at a distance of 10 or 12 feet
when he had nothing in his hands
Then Cearns crossed- the room and
went to Provo and aeccoiuplished hih
purpose by striking Provo over the
head with the revolver and liberated
McHroom earns strucK him three
heavy blows on the head with the re
voiv r cutting his head open in such a
way that his scalp had to be sewed up
by the doctor If there was any self
defense in shooting White there could
have not have been in striking Provot
as they were in opposite corners of the
saloon but the fact is Cearns had to
shoot White to get to Provo At the
time of the fight the door of the saloon
was locked Jt was not locked by
White nor by Provo aud it was not
not lobked to keep them out but it
was locked to keep out people they did
not want in there -
Evert circumstance goes to show
that Cearns had to shoot White to get
to Provo and he got there just as quick
a he could alter he shot White and ac
complished his purpose and relieved
McHroom
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If anvone interested in this thinks I
have overdrawn this article or misrep
resented it 1 am ready to show them
that 1 have put it in a very mild form
to what I could have done It is too
much of a crime for the law to wink at
I stand ready to prove what I say I
have no personal hatred against the
two men who own tho saloon neither
have I against the four men in the
fight rl have equal friend hip with
them all I spoke to Mr White once
as I passed him on the street Len
Cearns 1 have known for four years
Provo I never saw until after the shoot
ing McBroom I only knQW by name
I have not seen Mr White since he was
shot although I live within three hun
dred feet of where he lies in this should
be civilized land shot down unnoticed
by the law like a dog without a oollar
It is a shame and disgrace for any
county to wink at crime and refuse
and ueglect to punish crime and pro
tect life J W Crowe
Ayers McCIoud
There was a very pretty and unique
wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs
J R Avers Wednesday eve Feb 18
1901 Their eldest daughterSarah D
was united in marriage to Joseph W
MeCloud the Rev Jas A John on of
ficiating Miss Win ie Crowe attended
the bride while Harry Ayers anted as
best man The contracting parties are
well known in Cherry county on ac
count of their parents being old set
tiers of the county The groom has a
very fine location for hay and stock
near Simeon and intends to make
Cherry county his future homo The
invited guests were only the relatives
of the groom excepting three others
After the marriage ceremon oysters
were served with many other good
things to eat The entertaining fea
ture of the evening was a party of men
and boys who had tin horns cow bells
tin other things with
which to make a noise Tho -groom
invited the party in and treated them
to cigars and candy There were many
nice presents given to the newly wed
de 1 couple
A Pleasant Pary
Miss Sadie Austin entertained a num
ber of her young friends at her home
near Simeon Thursday evening Peb
14 Those present were Misses Maud
is Bennett Cassie llichardson Mattie
Thompson and Jennie Smith Messrs
Hiram Davis George Ilowley Charles
Bennett J W Thompson W J Leach
and Alfred Rolke besides the family re
lations After supper which I will
mention there was enough and to
spare the guests adjourned to the par
lor where they spent the evening play
ing games and dancing Everyone re
ported a good time and only wished
St Valentines day would come often
er A Guest
Alog the jfiiisifcIiRrfiizii
Snow Snow Plenty of snew Good
weather for hay
SirnilP pox patients are progressing
finely No new cases
We hear that Miss Sarah Avers and
JdQ Mcnioud were inade one
A IL Overman lias nut unipafrir
inx E Vfrrtel Orookston
The Noble Outcast was playsil jn Ms
W A hall last Saturday night j
A Iav3 black wolf has been seii i
alonjr the nppnr Minnochadiza
Mrs Hishon Bee and Mrs T W
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Deed visitiyd Aalentiuo ast week
i The smiling Countenance of Tom
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VanBurpn wsLsspcui jn our midst last
week Tom is a rising vouug maiJ
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Down the JRiver
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Robert Grooms went some time
to work in the hav flats He has
ago
re-
turned home
The sociable at A W Grooms last
week was all right Everybody seemed
to enjoy himself
The farmers talk now is we will
get some wheat this year But it will
have to grow first
Wra Hughes has a very sick boy
They think his cae is fatal We have
not learned the nature of the disease
The old man Grippe is leaving our
neighborhood with a good reputation
Mr Smallpox seems to have hidden
away
The dance at Billy Allens near
Sparks was attended with a full house
Everone danced and ate all then
wanted
Well we had a nice snow last Sun
1a night and it didnt bow The
sleighbeils commence to rattle for the
first this winter
The Davis Bros are busy- now as
well as several others moving some
buildings which lliey bought at Fort
Niobrara to their churns
Last week tho printer made a mis
take in the item regarding Mrs Chas
Berry who is a sister-in-law to Chas
Hudson Ed
Youngstek
Iiailv RriHFs
C P Sellers wen to Cody ou the
19th after lumber tmd su pples
Ira Ooodin and 5 Sellers were
branding some Oregon hoies recenth
G H Si ager and Mrs Seager made
a pleasant call at W H Sellers on the
9th
W II Sellers and Charlie GaiWde
purchased three fine shorthorn bulls of
II B Sears last week
John Scimerhorn and his cousin
Fred Walker went jack rabbit hunting
all eastern people like to see their first
jack rabbit when they come west
Barton Ficklin E L Sellers and
Harry Heath say they dont care how
they change thegnuio law if thev get
a goose apieoe when they go goose
hunting
The Cody Cow Boy is quite a sneez
er it is punching out papers at a lively
rate for a small town ve wisnit sue
cess Mernman isnt far behind Cod
and is no crowfoot town either
The Cow Boy informs us that Jflhn
Storys bride only stayed with him one
night Some of the Gordon folks say
she didnt like the way he dressed he
didnt wear the right kind of a shirt
collar and besides he carried an iron
wed ere with him
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Educational Department j
By LETA STETTER i
Tli few may praise or help or hqcd us
Jft us work on with head and heart and haud
For that we know the future agps need us
Aud we uiiiot help our tjnie to lake its stand
11 A VauKiinn
Dont say anything to Mr Jeffers
about his note book
Miss Mary Hobson was absent all of
last week on account of illness
The 9th grade had a foretaste
Uibt Friday by taking book keeping in
the high sehcol room
Everybody should hear MJss Rose at
Cornells hall on Fridav evening March
1st Tliis promises to be one of tne
best entertainments of the year
Tardy marks are rapidly becomincr
extinct on the pages of the II S regis
ter By next year perhaps they will
have entirely ceased to exist thereoa
Youll never know how muoh you
know
Until Miss Cook engages
To make you make Greek History go
Into six paltry pages
Count superintendent Miss Brown
and Mr Stone were pleasant visitors in
high schcoi room last Wednesday
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morning xir fetoue was on iiis way
to Merriman where he will in future
discharge the duties of principal
Those of the primary department who
behed the 10th grade staring upward
at IJrof Watson who was holding a
rope with a croquet ball at the end of it
no doubt thot it was a new game
when in reality it was merely an ex
periment in physics
Y s Katiethc specimen which you
brought me some time ago for analysis
is a fine specimen of volcauic ash or
natural pumice It is not generally
known that vast beds of volcanic ash
are scattered all over Nebraska It is
very probable that the volcano from
which these ashes were bio vu was lo
cated in southern Colorado or New
Mexico as the thicker and coarser beds
are found in the south western part of
onr state Some beds of coarse mater
ial forty feet m thickness are reported
trom unaso county while the beds in
Cherry county vary from a few inches
to a few feet m tnickness and are of a
very fine quality Dr Barbour tells us
that these ash beds go by different
names in different parts of the state
can3on lime nature plaster can
yon magnesia etc 1 1 is used in many
places to plaster cheap houses and looks
well at first but in a few years crum
bles and falls from the walls Dr
Dai hour aso sajs that in many places
druggists and small deaiers put it up
in packages and sell it as diamond
powder Nebraska silicate gej
serate etc One cripple in Iowa is re-
i ported as having it flipped to him in
I bbls from Nebraski and sellinjr it in
I small packages thus realizTgGOO per
ESWftfiSiE imw
year a uuu t in o ears ago six car
loads were shipped to a dearer in Chi
cago Up to this time most of the
pumice iifcbd in tho United Slates is im
ported frioin I taly There seems to be
noiyason why some ono in Nebraska
may not find a bed sufficiently fine and
puie to take the pliice of tho imported
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P Valentine Lodge No c
Meets every second and
fourth Wednesday even
nc of each month at Hornbys Hall A cordial
nvitation is extended to all visiting members
O W MORRY President
MAUD VMORGAREIDGE Secy
The claim of other cough remedies to
oe as good as Chamberlains are effect
ually set at rest in the following testi
monial of Mr C D Glass an employee
3f Bartiett Dennis Co Gardmea Me
He says 1 had kept adding to a cold
and cough in the winter of 18D7 trying
every cough mediciue I heard of with
out help until one day I was- in the
drug store of Mr ILmlehan and he ad
vised me to try Chamberlains Cough
Remedy and offered to pay back my
money if I was not cured My lungs
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this tune but I was completely cured
by this remedy and have since always
turned to it when I got a cold and soon
find relief I also recommend it to my
friends and am glad to say it is the best
of all cough medicines For sale by
Quigley and Chapman
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Give it 4 months trial in your own home and if it is not satisfactory
return It at our expense and we tvill refund your money This machine is
equal to any stsndard high grade sewing machine made and any machine
told for less money must be made of inferior material v Tnimrftr in
large quantities and sell only at a small advance of factory cost which enables US
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This would npt be a largo price to pay for Dr
Druniinonds Lightning Remedies for rheuma
ism If one could not get relief any cheaper
The Drumtnond Medicine Co Xew York
have received hundreds or unsolicited testimon
ials from cruteful people restored to health by
the use of their remedies who would not hesi
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write direct to tae company Agents wanted
When you want a physic that is
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Strayed from my ranch near Simeon
during the fiist of January three cows
luicco Tl i hit hip srdone stee
branded W F connected left hip Al
so one heifer branded A X oh left side
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Awful anxiety was felt for the wid
ow of the brave General Burnham of
Machias Me when the doctors said
she would die from Pneu nonia before
mo ning write3 Mrs S H Lincoln
who attended her that fearful night
but she begged for Dr Kings New Dis
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Further use entirely cured her This
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THE A T MORRIS WHOLESALE HOUSE
CINCINNATI OHIO -Illustrated
catalogue 4ctsstamps
Talcen Up
Taken up at jny place 25 miles
southeast of Cody one light red
ercait with white face about
six
months old unbranded
Geo L Coleman
Sale of Estray
I will sell to the highest uuMer for cash at my
place in German precinct near Kiege 1 O Sat
urday march looi atio oclock a m thu fol
lowing described estray towit One Arabian
gray mare ace unknown blina in one ee and
nineMree J onriSht shoulder Weight
about IlGO pounds W a Wilsou KilgoreNeb
Notice to Non Resident Defendant
To John Lee non rPsidnt defendant
i are hereby notified that ou the I5th ilav
pf February iooi Kittie Benn as plaintiif Hied
her petition m the district court of Cherry
county Nebraska against you the object ami
praj er of which are to establish aud foreclose a
tax lien upon real estate as follows S2 set of
section 23 township 27 raug a in Cherrv
county Nebraska for the taxes asaewwl ami
Ievieil tliereon for either state county or school
SnPfnJ0S f0r th JTir3 W 180tt 1897
anu 189 for which said lands were sold to this
plaintiff ror the sum oc 1223 to have an ac
counting of the amount due thereon togcrher
with inw rest from the 12th day of Febni
ar iooi at the nite ol ten per centum per au-
To have sail lands sold for the payment ana
satisfaction of the ammnt due for such taxes
interest penalties and costs ad ihe costs of
suit and the costs of sale to bar foreclose s and
exclude the said defendants and each of th m
from having or claiming any lien tlthv interest
Wn reIenut of n orto the a uS
am ia t thereof and for grnsral reiref
before ArrsrrT9oianSWerSaid mon on r
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uprightor Box Top machine lus six fancy drawers and one drawer for tools
needles etc Drawers are latest icco skeleton frame carved paneled embosseO
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adjustable treadle genuine Smyth iron stand The Drop Head has four fancy
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guarantee this machine to be the lightest running most durable and nearest noiseless jt
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turn book telli2 you no to do any kind of plain or fancy work We issue a written
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pay the agent 1653 nd charges Send for circulars and full description of sewing
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THE AKRON 3EW5NC MACHINE BICYCLE CO Akron OhlOi
Mhs Akron Sewiac Machine and Bicycle Co are reliable Editor
I will run the town herd of cows this
summer and do the hording myself and
guarantee careful handling of all stock
entrusted to my care Yours Truly
03
W D Clarksox
Ithenmatism
Is quickly relit ved and promptly cured bj
Dr Prummonds Lightning Remedies Tho
internal remedy is pleasant to take acts immed
iately does not disturb digestion and is for
rheumatism only in all its torturing forms
The external preparation restores stilt joints
drawn cords and hardened muscles If your
druggist has not these remedies in stock do
not take anything else Send3 to the Drum
mond Medicine To Isew York and the f
treatment of two large bottles will bo sent to
your express address Agents wanted
Quigley and Chapman the druggists
will refund ynu yonr money if you are
not satisfied after using Chamberlains
Stomach aud Liver Tablets They euro
disorders of the stomach biliousness
constipation and headache Price 25
cents Samples free
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