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ONeill V n Wcstuvcr Husiivillo
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Ronresentctive Fifty semd District Frairk
Rnthlcutncr ICiljrore
Senator rooileenUilJiMri5t Henry G Stew
art Crawford
LAND OFFICE
Register C It Glover Ijougninc Receiver J
A Fike Newport
COUNTY
Treasurer G P Crabb
Jierlc Geo Elliott
Sheriff Amos Strong
-Judge FMWalcott
County Attorney Ed Clarke
County Superintendent Lillian Stoner
Surveyor Chas Tait
Coroner A Lewis
Max viertel
Commissioners M Dunham
I P Sullivan
PRECINCT
Overseers of Iliglnvays It Hansen and TRay
Constable R Towne
Justices of the Peace John Dunn and J 41
Assessor- lohn Dunn
VILLAGE
Town Board KJJ Snarks president CTI Cor
nell treasurer T C Hornby clerk D SLufovig
and J W Burleieh
Marshal and Water Commissioner It Toivnc
hebool District No 1 IF M Walrott president
MY Nicholson treasurer J C Pettijohn secre
tary J W Burleinh G P Crabb and 1 T Keuley
Societies
MENS SOCIAL CLUB Mets
TOUNG Wednesday evening at the resi
eucc of Mrs Helen Hornby
Tony N King President
Fkank E Tiioun Secretary
Imp 0 II M
Sitting Bull TnbcNo 22 Improved -Order of
Tied Men meets every second and fourth Friday
-evening of each month at DavenportsHall
Visiting brethren are fraternally invited to be
resent at the councils 61 the tribe
5 D Wiggins 0 of It CH Thompson Sachem
A F A M
Minnekadusa Lodge No 192 A F A
in regular communication Saturday even
ing en or before the full moon in each month
members of the order in good and regular stand
ing cordially and fraternally invited to attend
F MWALCOTT W M
AVW TiioMrsox Secv
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Northern Star Chapter No 59 Order of the
Eastern Star meets on second and fourth Tues-
-day evenings of each month m Hornbys hall
w w Thompson IVIagrie Walcott
Secretary Worthy Matron
A 0 U W
Valentirie Lodge No 70 A 0 U Waneets
l si and 3rd Monday in each month
Carl Damas Ilec W HolsclawM W
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Valentine Lodge No -Degree of Honor
holds regular meetings first and third Wednes
day evenings of each month
Rec Mrs It Robinson C of H
I 0 0 F
Talentine Lodge No05 I O O F meets
very Thursday evening Visiting brothers eord
tallvnvited toattend oimmeetiugs
J II Yeast N G
Wesley IIoiclawSccy
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ColWociUiPpstNo 208 Department of Ne
braska regular meeting 2d and 4th Saturdays of
each inoiltL at 2 1 m sharp Comrads from
other Posts are cordially invited tonttend
J W Tuck ek Commander
Johx Dunx ad jr
V R C
Col Wood W B C No 179 regular meeting
2d and 4th Saturdays of each month
Amasda Lumvig Tre
Honxiv See
M W A
Talentine Camp No lTil Modern Woodmen of
America meets second and fourth tveduexlay
evenings of ejich month at Davenports Half
Visiting neighbors cordially invited to attend
P F hini ns Yen Counsel
J iv Spirk Clerk
K of P
Cherry Lodge No ltra Knights of Pythias meets
every Tuesday evening at Davenports Hall
JTJvcelyCC
Jos Putmecil K of It and S
Arrival and Departure of Slails
Mall east and west closes at 8 p m
Rosebud leaves ats oo a m daily except Sun
day and arrives at 500 p m
Simeon Kennedy and Oasis leaves
at 700 a m Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days and arrives at 700 p m Tuesdays and
Saturdays
Ft Niobrara leaves daily at700 a m and
500 p m arrives at930 a mand 730 p m
Kewauee and Sparks arrives Mondays
Wednesdays aud 1F3fidajs at 5U9 pm and
leaves Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
7o am -
General delivery open from70 a m to 700
pm General delivery open on Sundays Irom
8 to 10 a m Lock boxes opendaily form c a
m to 330 pm
W EHALEY Postmaster
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS
T C DWYER
Physician and Surgeon
OUice at C It Watsons Drug Store Prompt
attention given U all professional calls
Valentine - Nehkaska
Teachers JSxamiiintion
The regular monthly Teachers
Examination will be held the
-third Saturday of each month
at my office in theCourt House
LILLIAN STONER
Supt -of Schools
JD CLARKE
Attorney-at-Law
Allklnds of legal business promptly attendedJo
Vaxcotckte - Neeease
PEKSIAS XEAT SHAH
He Possesses an Enormous Fortune
and Varied Accomplishments
Something of the Life and History
tho Son and ITclr of the
Recently AfsaBulnatert
7ust now the French papers re
jug a good deal of space to the present
shah ofPersia but probably the best ac
count of him is given in the Journal des
Debats
At the entrancetcthe palace writes
the Debats correspondent I was re
ceived by three per sonages who spoke
French with ease They were the
nephew of the valyahd and two of his
aids-de-cam and Tvas not a little sur
prised to Jieara military bandcomposed
of young fellows playing in a perfectly
acceptable fashion a quadrille from the
Cloches de Corneville and also some
French waltzes and oriental pieces
which the ear imist be accustomed to
in order to take in thoroughly all the
melancholy tones
The next daj I was presented to the
valyahd in the same building He was
so simply clad thatO would have had
difficulty in picking him out of a crowd
of courtiers that accompanied him if
I had not remarked that each one of
them kept himself respectfully turned
toward him and if his handsome face
and haughty air had not revealed him
as the master The new shah of Persia
is a dignified man Ife is well made
and his features are regular His mouth
is amiable and it is surmounted by a
very large murtaehe The entire coun
tenance seems calm and it would ap
pear even severe if in his great dark
eyes full of expression and gentleness
and shaded by thick eyebrows that
never frown one could not discern kind
ness -
Mcuzaffer ed Din is a irood Mussul
man but he has broadand liberal ideas
For 10 years he was left almost alone
shut up so to say in Tabriz the resi
dence of the heirs to the throne which
he could not leave except with the con
sent of his father It is a capital in
which it is difficult to learn much of
the outside world Nevertheless the
mcedjdt bis utmost to get some
ImowledgVof llio colossal mechanism of
life m Europe where he -would have
loved to travel if liis father had not al
ways refused him permission His in
quiring mind constantly went beyond
the frontier to which he was limited
He loves a nomadic life and he used to
pass the summer season under a tent in
some fresh valley and nea the banks
of a river He is a magnificent horse
man and when the heat of the day was
over he mounted a superb Arivo teed
and followed by about 20 horseman
galloped over the sandy plain to reach
some distant garden and when theun
came neaT the horizon during that calm
and mposing hour in theeast when na
ture begins to sleep assuming the most
beautiful colors he dismounted at the
top of some hill Immediately the
horsemen follow his example A serv
vaBxaiassaazssiBmHsmstatWjiXi
of
Mouzniiicr cd 13uil3ie jjrcsrntshuii of
Persia is in easy circumstances Tho
Yoyal treasure which is kept in the
vmtof the palace of Teheran was
enormously durirg the reign of
his falher Sasr ed Din Sentinels
stolid day and uiglit in front of asealed
leads to a crypt v here mil
lions in gold and silvcrure hid as well
iv jjgets of the precious metals The
shst hiordcr to be closelo his treasure
has his -private apartments immediate
ly above the vaults Besides these
riches which are csTimated at over
200000000 the shah also hasa treasure
shut up in one of thenpartments of his
jjllacc This is composed of pearls
rubies emeralds and other precious
stones among which there is
diamond whieh cm account of its
rare beauty is calledthe Sea of Light
pAOiFso Short Line
Hills
reaching Sionx
l ni ii ii U
IisspnjiRr leaves OXfcill Nbv
at 100 a m imnHMliatciv aflpr
lival of train from T5ack
Cifv
m saving three hours time
Lowest rates Purchase local tickets
to ONeill and rebuv there
FINAL PROOF NOTICES
Parties having final proof notices In
these columns will receive u marked
-copy of the paper which contains
first insertion of same It is the duty
of each claimant to examine their
notice carefully and should there be
any error the fact should be reported
-to the land office and to this office at
once for correction
U S Land Office Valentine Neb I
hinei 180G f
Notice is hereby eiYen tbajt Lizzie lv Sawyer
formerly Lizzie k white liv filed notice of in
tention to make linal proof before Register and
Hecaiver at their office- in Valentine Nebr on
Motulav the 20ti day of Julj sm on timber
cnltureapulication JNo 7G5sSor l he SW U of
section No 2 in Tp U X Rpi W
He names as witnesses Aetna fireclibill
lacobjftrechbillJohn V Aeyland Charles Y
Hudson all of Sparks Nebr
C H yWXFX Hegister
U S Land Ofilce Valentine Nebr I
Notjee is hereby given tUat tUe following
named settler has tiled notice of hex jutention to
make final proof in support of her claim and
that said proof will be madeibefore the ltenstfr
and Receiver at Valentine Neb ou July nth
I8iieViz
Mary iV Thompson formerly Mary A
Itogers ol Simeon Neb
H E No 044S for the SVi SWJi Sec 5 SE i
SEJi ec C NWi NWi Sec S Tp 02 N t 2j
W
He names the followingwitnesses to prpve his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of4
said land viz
William J Leach Alfred 7 Rogers of Simeon
James H Bradley Maud u Bradley of Valen
tine Nebr
C 3L GLOVER Begister
Land Office at Valentine Nebr I
June 22nd 13W 4
Notice is hereby given that Johanna
Schneider nee Jolunna Sanders of
Fort HusspU Wyo has tiled notice of inten
tion to make final proof before BeKistPr and
Receiver at their office in Valentine Nebraska
on Wednesday the Lth day of August lPOfi on
timber culture application No 7721 for the w
scH svj iiiei and se4Uwi or see No 12 Tp 31 n
It 2G w
She names as witnesses Ely Valentine Charles
A Johnson Washington Honev Andrew
Schatzthauer all of Wood Lake Nebr
Testimony of clamant Johanna Schneider will
ho t ikon lmfmiitiiii Mrk nf tlii Vlijrript fmirt
at his office InOlieyenne Wytronthe 8th daS
of Augustaeim
CRGLOVEIMtegister
Land Office Valentine Neb I
June 24th 18M t
Notice is hereby given thatwilliani M Kookof
Cody Nebr lias filed notice of his intention to
make final proof before Register and Keeeiver at
theii Ollice in Vahiitine Nebr on Friday tho
list flay ot Jlv 1890 oil timber culture applica
tion No 7520 for tlw sw H sec 9 Tp JCJii V w
HeTames as witnesses
Edward Hanks Andrew J Barnes teorge M
Barnes and John F Hook all offody Nebr also
Edward Hanks of Codv xebr TO No 70ti for
tlieswH sec20 Tp Xiii R 34w He names as
witnesses
William M Hook Andrew J Birnes fieorge vki
Barnes and
JohnF Honk all of Cody Neb
liULU ku ltcgister
Iltblio Jjnrttl Stfte
r S Land Oflice Valentine Nebr
June tTtli WM
Xot ice is hereby given that in pursuance of
instructions from the Commissioner ot the
1 frivf1 T tit1 ttnth tin1Tiw MitlAwfi tauftil in
ant stretched upon the ground a fine him bv section 2455 U S Revised Statutes as
earjiet and the prince with his face
turned toward Mecca said his evening1
prayer in the surrounding solitude He
is a great hunter and it was m the
chase that he teamed to be a great
horseman and a most expert shot lie
loved to hunt the wild sheep in the
rocky mountains and the deep gorges
of the TJaba Baghi and also the bear of
the summits of the Sehemd lie trav
eled from morning io evening on horse
back passing with intrepidity from one
mountain to another riding over steep
hills aud down dangerous slopes never
stopping excepting to take aim it the
flocks of wild sheep which passed aong
like clouds He uses witli extraordinary
skill the -military rifles of Eussi a Aus
tria and Germany but he has never
been able to obtain the French rifle
whiph he would have preferred above
all His hunting expeditions always
wild and dangerous were often coni
pbsed -of 200 or 300 persons -and they
often continued for several days At
home he chats familiarly witlithe per
sonsof his suite and walks about in nis
gardens in which he is greatly inter
ested -and which about a year ago he
turned over to tfhe care of a French
fgardener
Eussia which has learned to know
him is altogether favorable to him
Mouzaffer ed Din loved hy his sub
jects of Azerbaijan when he was
valyahd is bound to be loved by all tlie
Persians E Sun
One 3roj5en Dainty
Frozen banarois matce a delicious
sweet course Slit the skins aud take
out the fruit wifhout destroying their
shape mash thepoJp and to each cup
ful add a pint of whipped cream anl
powdered sugar to taste fill the skins
to their original shape and pack in ica
for two or three hours before serving
Cincinnati Enquirer
Roast Calfs litver
Wash thoroughly and wipe dry cut a
long deep hole in the side stuff with
crumbs bacon and onion chopped fine
salt pepper bits of butter and one well
heateu o Sewr tie together lard
it over aud bake Serve with gravy and
currant jelly Bostci Globe
amendpd bv the act of Congress approved Feb
ruary 25 1895 we will proceed to offer at public
sale oii the 24th day ol July is at tins office
the following tract of land towit Lor 1 sec at
Tp N R 7 YV Any and all persons claiming
anversley the above described lands are advised
to file their claims in this ofilce on or before the
flav aboe designated for the commencement of
safd sale otherwise their rights will be forfeited
CR Jlovkk Kegister
J A Fike Receiver
U S Land Office ValentineNebraska J
June 3Qtb 1S9G
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
instructions from the Commissioner ot the
rcueral LandOttice under authority visted in
him by section 24rv U S Revised Statutes as
amended by an act of Congress approved Feb
ruary 2C 1895 we will proceed to offer at public
-sale on the 11 day of August 1990 at this office
the following tract ot laud to wit sl4 sw sec 11
Tp at n E 27 w Any and all persons claiming
adversley the above described lands are advised
to file their claims in this office m or before the
day above designated for the commencement of
said sale otherwise their lights will be torfeited
C R GLOYXit Regi iter
J A Fikr Receiver
Land Ofilce at vaientine Nebr
June 3rd 189G i
Notice is hereby civen that Mitinie Dodd for
merly Minnie Ewarr of Lake City C 1 irado has
filed notice of intention to make final proof be
fore Register and Receiver at their office in Val
entfne Nebr on Wednesday the 19 day of Aug
ust 189C on timber culture application No 7002
for the si4nwK nsw of section No 2G in
Township No 27 Range No 29 w
She names as witnesses John R Lee Thom
as McLean William Lee and Frank Lee ali of
IJrownlee Neb
Testimony of claimant Minnie Dodd formerly
Minue Ewart will be fesken before the cleik of
the District Court of llinsdale County at his
ofiice in Lake City Colorado August 14 189G
C It GLOVER Register
U S Land Office Valentine Nebr
Jily 2nd 1895 J
Notice is hereby given that Jean Morrow of
Mapleton Minn has filed notice of intention to
make final proof before Register and Receiver
at their oflice in Valentine Nebr on Friday the
14th day of August ISJG ou timber culture appli
cation No 7477 for the nnwj i swjjnwii
mvkswii of section No 14 in Township No 29 n
Range No 27 W
He names as winiefrses James M Hnuna
David Manna John Tfcrle of Wood Lake Nebr
Clarence Walcott of Brownlee Nebr
C E GLOVER Register
CIHIjEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE
Omaha Neb June 16 1896 Sealed pro
posals in triplicate nl hrf received here until
2 oclock p in July 1 is and then oeued
for furnighing Oats Ifc au Hav aud straw re
quired in Department s the llatte during liseal
year ending June 30 ll37 U S reserves right
to reject or accent any or all proposals or any
parr thereof Information furnished on appli
cation hen or at post ami depot quartermasters
wIiTe supplies are needed tuvelopes contain
ing proposal will be endorsed Proposals for
at aud addressed to D D WHEELER
Maj Q M
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