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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
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LEGISLATIVE
Rerrcsentetive Flfty serond District Fraul
Senator rourcenUi District Henry G htew
art Crawford
LAND OFFICE
Register O Glover Lougpinei Keceiver 1
-A Fike NewiKirt
Treasurer
COUNTY
Jierk
Sheriff
- l uugC -
Cenuty Attorney
County Superintendent
Surveyor
3erouer
Commissioners
G F Crabb
Geo Elliott
Amoa Strong
F MiWalcoti
hd t Jan-
Lillian StoM
ChasTsu
A Lewi
vierfi
-A M Dm ham
Sullivan
Overseers aZ Highways K Hansen and J Raj
Constable It Towne
Justices of the Peace John Dunn and J
Carom
Assessor John Dunn
VILLAGE
Tnwn nnsrrt KK Snarks nrociSent C II Cor
nell treasurer T C Hornby cterlc D b Ludwlg
and J W Burleleh
Marshal ami Water Commissioner R Townr
chool District No 1 F Jkl Walcntt president
M V Nicholson treasurer J C Pettijohn
tarv J W Burleiiih G Crabb and J T Keoley
Societies
Imp 0 K M
littlng Bull Tribe No 22 Improved Order of
Red Men meets every second and fourth Friday
evening of each month at Davenports Hall
Visiting brethren are fraternally invited to be
prvseut at the councils of ihe tribe
J D Wigglus otll Cfl Tiiompsou Sachem
A F A ar
Mlnnekadusa Lodge No 192 A F A SI
moots in regular communication Saturday even-
ing on or before the full moon in each month
vmombers of the order in good and regular stand
sing cordially and fraternally invited So attend
J T Keeisy W M
WW TaottiSOK SecT
- 0 E S
Northern Star Chapter No 59 Order of the
Eastern Star meets ou second and toarth Tues
day evenings of eah mouth in Hornbys hall
WJW Thompson JV1AUIUS WAiXIOTT
Seeretary Worthy Matron
A O U
-Valentine Lodge No 70 A XL W meeti
1 sv and 3rd Monday iu each month
Carl Dams lloc W Holsclaw Al W
d of n
Valentine Lodge SNo Degree -at Honor
-holds regular meetings lirst and XUird
dav evenings ofach month
JtOhrlsleusen Pec Mrs II Robinoon J of H
I OO F
Viilentine Lodge No 205 I O JPL mor ts
- ver Thursdav evening Visiting brotkevs coru
Vially HVlted toiitteud our meeting
JTXcele NG
WksliiipHoisclaw ScCv
G A E
IColvWcod Pest No 208 Deiirtmeutf
hwfca regular meeting 2d and Saturdays or
esciLiioniLrt2u m sharp from
oilier liitsirccordiilly inviUfoaitul
J V
Jokk DUNNadjt
W R C
Col Wood WR C No 179 regular motint
2d and 4th Saturdays of each raaath
AMAxnALvuvciGrEres
HMKX HorKnv See
M W A
Valentino Camp No 1731 Modern Woodmen of
America meets second and fourth vredneday
evenings of each month at Davenports Hall
Visiting neighbors cordially invited to ai tend
PP Sim ns Ven Counsel
JwSpirk Cleric
K of P
Lodge No lffj Knights of Pythias meets
every Tuesday evening at Uaveupoits Hall
JT Kcely C C
rutinccil K of R and S
Arrival and Departure of Mails
MalL east and west closes at 8 p m
Rosebud leaves at80 a m daily except Suu
f - day and arrives at 500 p ra
SimeOni Kennedy and Oasis leaves
at 700 am Mondays iVednesdays md Fri
days and arrives at 700 p m Tuesdays and
-Saturdays
Ft Niobrara leaves dailyat700am and
BrfKJp m arrives at 930a m and 70 p m
Kewanee and Sparks arrives Mondays
Vednesdajs and Fridays at 500 pm and
Ieaves Tuesdays Thursdays And Saturdays at
7 am
General delivery open from7W a m to 700
p m General delivery open ou Sundays from
am Lock boxes opendaily form 6 a
to 830 p m
W IHALEY Postmaster
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PROFESSIONAL AHD BUSINESS CARDS
C DWYER
JPhysieiqn Gnd Surgtibm
Ofhce at C R Watsons Drug 8tore Prompt
attention given to all professional calls
Valentine - Nkukaska
Tcacliers Examination
The regular montlily Teachers
Examination will be held the
-third Saturday of each month
at my office in the Court House
L1LX1AN STONER
Supt of Schools
Attorney-at-Law
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY
There is promise o an unusually
Govnor BllasAHolcdEfo large tobacco crop in Connecticut this
fcUutenaui Governor Hoimjix E Moore v ea r The Ca pc Cod era nber ry growers
IS- J1Ae too are happy The Pita their
Auditor region govt iirougu tnc avuitct uewr
Com Lands juid liulldtaga Henry C
Attorney enmii Arthur b Churchill tuan in mdnj 3 ears
Sit iniliuo Instruction- Henry K wrbea The planet Neptune vvbich bad
J t BurnhomVVOtxilia countless ages revolved in the heavens
Keaetita UolversltyJJJ Halt prce unsecn anjonc on earth was
j TMallalleuVVKeirney covered Simultaneously and
IMJHull -Edgar ently in 184G by Trof Adams and M
Leverrier the two most -brilliant as-
CONGEKSSIONAL
- legators Wi V Allen Madison John M tronomers of the day
Tbureton Omaha - I Investigation shows that the
SSTStSSSS amount of carbolic acid in the air
vCJoDMelkIcinlinFuHerton Fourth pends largely
nr Aurora biVa Anarews owwbi
Ui O M Kem broken Bow
JUDICIAL
8npremo Court T L Norval Cfelef -Justice
Olarrlson and Polk associates -
Fifteenth Jufiicial District- M PKlukald
W li N eatuvcr liusuvillo
upon the character of
the ground comparatively little heinij
yielded by a clay soil Another influence
of soil is noted in cases of summer
diarrhoea the mortality being1 much
less onblayithan on sandy soil
Worms that have no eyes arc be
lieved to gain information of the pres
ence of light from some other sense
than that of sight Light is always dan
gerous to an earth worm and when
taken from the earth and placed in the
light a worm will always exhibit un
easiness an make an effort to conceal
itself
A short time before Dr Charcot
died he said In a letter that
had f ormore than 50 years ridiculed
the idea that the ftill of the moon was
a dangerous time for mad people Better-informed
men are coming back to
that old time notion said Dr Charcot
aB the -result of increased learning on
the subject -of earth tides similar to the
oscillation of sea tides
Switzerland has called for a meet
ing of the countries that took part in
the Berne conference to decide on a
metric standard for gauging screws
The slight deviations between the pitch
and thread of screws made by the Eng
lish standards from those made by the
mejric scale form a serious obstacle to
the real adoption of the metric system
in countries obtaining machinery from
England
Prof Bell of telephone fame is pro
mulgating a new idea in airships The
proper method according to him is to
propel the ship by a kind of trolle
method in which the rod would hang
down to the feed wire instead of extend
ing upward as it usually does He
thinks the time occupied by inventors
in working out the problem of aerial
navigation by the usual gas bag method
is time wasted
AGASSiZS TEST
EfltSmatc of -Mans Worth Aooordinj to
HIa Jfacalty of observing
It is said that however wisely Prof
Agassi the fp pions zoologist might
differ in his opinions from anothei
scientist lv never undervalued any
contribution which a scientific op
ponent made to zoology
Jle extended the fame of Owen the
eminent Mngliih zoologist in this coun
try by culhuskisticaUy pointing out
to all questioners his grounds for a sin
core admiration of diat scientist and
it was only by chance that his auditors
lcarned how widely Agassiz opinions
differed from Owens on certain much
disputed questions
But for amateurs who took facts at
sccond liaud and built up systems by j
combining tiV discoveries of various
specialists in science he had a some
what contemptuous indifference One
of his friends ashed him on one occa
sion how he felt about the atlack -which
had been mad on his scientific position
y a certain accomplished scholar who
had stuSld the dilTcient theories ad
vanced y eminent zoologists and had
decided tuat Agazziz must be ranked in
the seecvd cht s
To the amazement of his frend who
regarded th x attack as a matter 01 con
siderable seriousness Agassiz burst
into a roar of laughter
Yhy just think of it he cried
The man undci takes to fix my place
among zvXlogists and he is not him
self a zoologist And then seeing
tuiat his friend did not apparently ap
preciate the joke of the aiiair he
added with evident enjoyment Why
dont you know that he has never been
an obscner
With him olservation meant rot
only the training of the eye itself but
the cultivation and exertion of all the
faculties behindthe eye ire once said
in reply to a friend who asked him
after he had been 15 years in this
country what he considered the best
result of his teaching
I have educated five observers One j
of theiu to be sure has turned out to
be my deadliest personal enemy but
I still affirm that he is a good observer j
and that is the best compliment 1 could
pay lum were lie my nearest rrienn
Youths Companion
An Athletic Governor
The new governor of British Guiann
Sir Augustus Hemming who is about to
pass tlrrough the United States en route
to Georgetown is especially celebrated
in England as a cricketer being re
nowned as one of the oldest and most
successful of amateur players a rival
indeed of ITon Alfred Lyttleton iHeis
one of the founders of thcSports club
in -London and has only just resigned
the presidency of its committee in con
sequence of his departtire from Eng
land His principal associate in the
founding of this renowned institution
was thelatc Sir John Astlcy popularly
known as The Mate Sir Augustus
is likewise an expert knight 6f tJhc
wheel and in spite oJ his mature years
remainsto dnj what he was 20 years ago
a typical clean built athlete N Y
Times
SaTod a Thousand Lives
To have saved over l0f0 Jives is a
somewhat unique experience This
Tecord -belongs to Capt Weiss of the
steamsliip Belgian Jving to whom a
presentation was made in -New-castle
Hress -at sea racradhrg the Ihier Pal-
myra with S50 people on board De-
jtirilnds of legal business promptly attended to troit tree Press
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Valcjciise Nebraska
FINAL PROOF NOTICES
Parties having final proof notices in
these columns will receive a 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 oflice and to this office at
once for correction
U S Land Office at Valentine Neb I
8epti2tb 1S9G f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hs filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that -said proof will be made before the Register
and Kecelverat Valentine Neb on Oct 2Gth
1895 vi
Thomas L Lomas of Mullen Nebr
H K So 8P0 for the Lots 3 4 and swnw
See 2 and seM ne Sec 3 To 1 R 32
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
Charles Kilgore Sherman Pittengcr of
Mullen Kebr Dan E Steen and Henry
Etnmick ofBrownlee Neb alsoi
Charles Kilgoreof Mullen Neb
H E No 9175 for the neMnwki SniJ4nc Sec
23 nwiinwK sec 24 Tp 27 It 32
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivatlou
of safd land viz
Isaac H Iomasand Thomas H Xomas of
Mullen Nebr Henry Emmick and Dan E
Stecnalso
H maa of Mullen Nebc
H E F889 for the Lot 2 3 4 andseKnw4 Sec
3 Tp 27 It 32
He mimes the following witnesses to prove
Ids continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz
Henry Emmick and Dan E Stcon of Rrown
loeNebrSherwii 1 littenger and Charles
Kilgorc of Mullen Neb
C R GLOVER Itegi ter
TJ S Land Office at Valentine Neb
Sept nth 189G f
Notice is hereby given that Teter Frledrick
Rabelrr of Leigh Neb has filed notice of in
tention to make final proof before Register and
Receiver at their ofilceiu Vsdcitine Nebr on
Friday the 30th day of Oetoler 1896 on timber
culture application No 7703 for the seU Sec 30
Tp 35n r 31 w
He mimes as witnesses Peter Reimirs
Heury Schlueter Peter Ricge and Henry To
rath all of Reige Neb
Testimony of claimant Peter Fiiedrick
Rabeler will be taken before the clerk of the
District court at Schuyler Nebr on Saturdav
Oct 24 1S0G
C R GLOVER Register
Land Office at Valentine Nebr 1
October fith 18M i
Notice is hereby given that Kobi rt T Brown
has Hied notice of intention to make final proof
belore the Register or Receiver at his office n
valentine Nebr on Wednesday the 18th day of
November 18G on timber culture application
No 7730 for t lies J seM and s sw quarter of
section No 21 in Twp No L8 n Range No 31 w
He names as witnesses Joseph Kennedy
John Chuloud Joseph Culbertbou and Samuel
S McCleau all of Pullman Nebr
Testimony of Claimant will be taken before
the Clerk of ihe District Court of Lewis County
at his office In Chdialis ashngton ou Novem
ber 13th 189G
Also Samuel MeOlean of Pullman Neb TC
7731 lor the ss seu and sjc sw H Sec 22 Twp
23 Range 34
He names the tollowinz witnesses Thomas
Mc-Ck-an of Rn wnlee Nebr Joseph Ken
nedy John Chaloud and William C Dell of
Putlman Nebr
CR GLOVER Register
US Land Office Valentine Nebr
Oct 7th 1896 f
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed acttler has tiled notice ot his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said prool will bo made before Register and
Reoivcr at Valentine Nebr on Nov iMth
lSDGviz
John W Sers of Kennedy 2eb
n E 8705 for the nwM Sec 3 Twp 29 R 30
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continues residence upon and cultivation of
6aid land viz
George V isurge of P ia Neb Henry F
Kime Alexander li fttcAlevy and hamuel h
AieAiery 01 Jveuneuy jscn it o
Siiiauel E McAlevy of Kennedy Xeb
H E 9ut for the s4 neJC and nwli Sec 5
Twp 28 K 30
lie names lire following wilnesaes to prove liis
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz
George W Rurge of Pass Neb John W
Sears ilenrj F Knne and William Lnickson
of Kennedy Nob also
Alexander D McAlevy of Kenaedv
Xeb
H E 0005 for the nek Sec 32 Tvp 20 R 30
He names the lollowing witnesses to prove his
contiguous reMdeuce upon and cultivation of
said laud viz
Ieanre W Burce of Pass Neb John V
Sears Henry F Kime and William 1 rrickson 1
of Kennedy Neb
C RGLOVER Register
U S Land Oflice Valentine Nebr
Oeto 1893 f
Notice is hereby given that Lulu E Hilt fonn
erli Lulu E under nt Pullman Nebr has filed
notice of intention to make final proof before
the Register and Receiver at their office in
Valentine Nebr on Maturdaythe 21 day ot Nov
1890 on timber culture application No 7545 for
tile nw 4 selt eV swj i and lot3 quarter of section
No 30 in Twp No 27 Range No 35 W
She names as witnesses Jacob W McAitams
John W Pimp James Pimple Clarence K
Smith all of Pullman Nebr
C JL GLOVER Register
US Land Office Valentine Nebr
Oct ii 1S0G
Notice is hereby given that the
settler has filed notice of his intention to
niako final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made belore Register
and Receiver at Valeutlne Nebr on Jec
llth 183G viz
Michael Schneider of iYenzel Xeb
II E S519 for the sV swJi aud sj i sej Sec 9
Two 3 1 t 32
lie names the following witnesses to provt
lii cunt nuous residence on and cultivation of
said and viz
Gottlieb Quade Andrew Koralewskt Stanis
laus Kralewski aud Edward Satterlefi all of
Nenzel Neb also
Andrew Ivoralewski of Xenzel iSeb
n E 8719 for the nwi Sec 15 Twp 34 R 32
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous resideiice upon and cultivation of
said nmd
Michael Schneider Gottlieb Quade Stanis
laus Kvajewski and Edward Salterlee all of
Nenzel Neb
C R GLOVER Register
PROPOSALS FOR FKESHBEEF ANDMUT
ton Headquarters Department of the
Piatte Office Chiet Commissary or Subsistence
Omaha Neb October 19 189C Sealed proposals
in triplicate accompanied by written guarantee
bonds in duplicate will be received at this
office until 11 oclock am central standard
t me November 19 189C at which time and
place they will he opened in preseuce of bidders
f ir furnishing such quantities of fresh beef and
mutton for issues as may be required by the
Subsistence Department US Army at Omaha
Nebraska Forts Crook Robinson and Nio
brara Nebraska and Forts D A Russell aud
Washakleaud Camp Pilot Butte Wvoming and
Fort Meade S D during the period commenc
ing January 1 1897 aud endiug June 30 1S97
Proposals will also be received until 10 oclock
am mountain standard time and ojjHied at
the posts of Forts Niobrara Robinson D A
Russell Washakie Meade and Gamp Pilot
initte by the respective post commbsaries of
such posts each commissarv reeeiung propo
sals for his own post only lJropnnls will aho
imrcceivcil slating the price at which tho
will deliver fresh beef nr mutton of the
character xtaied in ihe specification imd to he
delivered of temperature not grader than 50
degrees Fahrenheit Full information furnish
ed on application here or to jommlssary at any
post authorized to pen proposals Government
reserves right to reject any or all proposals or
any part of any prop sal Lnvelopes continuing
proposals should he marked -Proposals for
Kivsh lir ef and aiiitton and addiessetl to
Commissary al post autSorized to
r veive NYE Major and
O S - -
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR -OFFICE TUR
chasing CommLssary or Subsistence
Omnhn Nebr OatouerlD lsns Scaled propo
sals in duplicate subject to the usual conditions
will be received at this office until 11 oclock arn
October 29 1890 gt which time and place they
will be opened in the presence of bidders for
furnishing the Subsistence Department U S
Army on or before November 12 1600 as may
be required with Flour for issue and Flour
choice family at the following places of de
livery viz On board nf ears or at subsistence
storehouse at Omaha Nebraska or nt Fort
urooK Mourara liobiuson Nebr I A Rus
sell Wyo and Fort Meade H D Preference
will be given to articles of domestic production
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or
auy part or any bid Jilnnk pioposals and
specifications showing In detail the articles and
quantities required and giving full information
as to conditions will be furnished mi nnnliim
tlon to this oflice or anvof the Commissaries at
posts named above Proposals will also bo re
eeived by the Purchasing Uommissarv Sub
sistence Denver Colo at 10 am maintain
standard time October 29 1S9C for the liiniish
Ingand delivery of the above Subsistence Stores
free on board RR cars at Denver or near the
place of production or purchase or at the posts
named FRANK E NYE Major and O S
O A
IROCLVMAnON OK ELKCTIOX
For the purpose of voting bonds in the sum
ot 12500 for the purpuse of building and
furnishing a court house at tho county seat in
Valentine Cherry county Nebraska
Notice is hereby glveulo the qualified electors
of Cherry county iu the state of Nebraska that
whereas the county board of said county at the
regular meeting of said board held on the Cth
day of October 18M atthe court house iu Valen
tine in said county for the purpose of acting
upon and considering the question of issuing the
coupon bonds of said countv for the purpose of
building and furnishing a court house iu said
county of Cherry and whereas the board
after due consideration believes that It would
be wise and cxnedicut to issue said bonds
aforesaid and said board having found that the
assessed valuation of the taxable property of
said county for the year 1893 is 51219537 and
that said county can be legally bonded for the
sum of S12500 and said board having ascertain
ed that the highest price bonds could be nego
tiated forwas one hundred cents on the dollar
Now therefore notice is hereby given that ou
Tuesdpy the 3rd day of November next an
election will he held at the various voting
places in the several election precincts of said
county and the qualified voters of said precincts
may vote upon thofollowingproposition
Shall the county board of Cherry County in
the state of Nebraska issue th coupon bonds
of said county 111 the sum of 12500 for the pur
pose of building and furnishing a couit house
said bonds to take effect January 1st 1S03 and to
uraw interest at tue rate 01 live per cent per
annum payable semi annually on thu first days
of July and Januaiy iu each year until the
interest thereon has been fully paid the princi
uuland inteiest thereof being payable at the
office of the the county treasurer of said county
said bonds to become due ou the first day of
January 1913 provided that the county board
of said Cherr county may at Its option pay the
lull amount of said bonds at any tune after the
expiration of ten years from the date of their
taking eltect And shall the county board of
Cherry county aforesaid annually levy upon tho
taxable property of Cherrv county a tax suffici
ent to pay the inteiest and principal of said bonds
uheudue and shall said county board at the
last annual tax levy provided by law preced
ing the maturity ot said bonds or preceding
the time when thr y may deet to pay tho same
subsequently to the expiration of the ten vears
as herein set forth levy upon the taxable
property of said county a sum sufficient to pay
the principal and interest not otherwise pro
vided for and then unpaid upon faid bonds
And shall said county board negotiate said
bonds at not les3 than th ir par valuo the
amount realized from the sale ot said bond3 to
be used in the building and furnishing a county
court house for the use of said Cherry county
Ihe tickets used by those voting in favor of
said proposition shall have printed thereon the
words to wit For the proposition or issuing
bonds and tax for court home And the tickets
used by those voting against said proposition
shall have printed thereou Against the
proposition of lsiiiing bonds and ta for couit
house
1 DirxPASt
P SijriVAv
Max ViEurtcr
Board of County Commissioners
Tlte Keiv llool Spoon Frcn 0 All
I rend in the hristian Standard that Mss A
M Flits Station A St Louis Mo would gie
an elegant silver spoon toanyono sendind her
ten 2 ceut stamps 1 sent lor one and found it
so useful that I bhowed it to my friends and
made 13X 111 two hoars taking orders for the
spoon- The hook spoon is a hotmehold
Itcaunot slip futo thu -dish or cooking
vessel Oeimjbelt in placu by a hook on the
back The spoon is something that housekeep
ers have needed ever siuee spoon were first In
vented Aujonecan got a sample spoon bv
sending ten 2 cent stamps to iMlss Frii7 Tins
is a splendid way to make money around home
Ycry t ruly 1 eann etxk S
Marry This Girl nct
I saw in jour paper that a 13 year old boy
made 125 the first hour he worked selling the
Perfection Metal Tip Lnnipwirk I order d r
simple and went to ivirk and the first vre k I
cleared 10 the second week I cleared 15 I
etpect to run no to S25 a week in the u r
iuUiit us the Ierfec ion Meta Tip Lampv ick
makes such a heautiiui white light and does
away with smoluw chimneys and bud odor and
savob oil it Is easy to sell If you vrisb to try it
seudtrj two cent stamps to Miss A M Fritz
Station A St Iui3 Mo aud she will scud you
sample outfit this is a good way to make money
around home ansa Tina W
riH
Do not b3 deceived by allnriiuj edverttinsents and
tmnk you can get the best made finest finish and
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