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Cold tvith northerly and north-
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Our stock iu quantity and quality is
ud excelled There are no two sides to
tbfi question of our prices Theyre
tie lowest on furnishing goods Just
Cttop in and see for yourself Lots of
j goods constantly coming and going
Tailoring cleaning and pressing
DbStnard
WAIN STREET
VALENTINE
NORTH WESTERN
LIVERY AND
FEED STABLE
filTT Kkeekd Peop3
Barn located on the eastsfde of town
Pirst class rigs and careful drivers
Good accommodation for feed
ing and stabling
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ARTIST
Hair cutting and shaving
Shop in tlit W H Mosesbuilding
HOT AND GOLD BATHS
Valdiiliiiie Nebr
O W Morey
WATCHMAKER
JEWELER
Diamonds Watches Clocks
Jewelry Silverware Spectacles aud
Musical Instruments
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Valentine - Nebraska
A Dandy Thing to Sell
Iliavo been doing so wellthis summer soiling
vxnuuiuauim uipiwra luai i uuuk 11 my aUlJVtO
tell others about it I liavo not made as much
moueyassjomoi read about but I never make
less Uian 3and often 5 a day The dipper can
be used as a fruit jar filler a plain dipper a fine
strainer a funnel a strainer funnel a sick room
warming pah and a pint measure These eight
different uses makes tbadipper such a necessary
iiruuiu mt ii sens neanyevery uouseit is so
cheap You can get a sample bv sendinc asI
did 18 two cent stamps to payjpostage etc to V
HBaird Co Station A Pittsburg Pa and
ttiey will mail you a dipper and you can go right
to work Anyone can make S3r S4 a day any
where j a Readek
Mill Prices or Peed
Bran bulk 40c per cwt700ton
Shorts bulk 50c per cwt f9 00 ton
Screenings 35c 600
Chop feed - 70c 1300
fJorn 50c
tfOate 65c
Hotc the Dipper Saved the Farm
jfFathbrwas sick and themortgage on the farm
ysn coming due I saw iu the Christian
-where Miss A M Fritz of Station A St
Locls ie would send a sample combination
itpperfor 18 two cent stamps nd I ordered one
Iosw that the dipser could be used as a fruit jar
filler a plain dipper a fine strainer a funnel a
trinerfunnelfaiokroomarmingpan and a
plutLmeasure These eight different uses makes
theiipper such a necessary article that I went
toJKorkwithlt and it sells atvery near every
houae and in four months I mid off the mort
gage I think lean clear as madras 200 per
mouth If you Hetr work you can lo well by
ciTloc this a trial Miss A M Fritz Station A
St Louis Mo will send you a sample for 18 two
centslamps Write at once John G N
Chance to Make Money
I bavr made 1GJ0 clear money in 7 days and
attended to ray household duties besides and I
think this is doing splendid for a woman inex
perienced in business Anjouc ecu sail what
evervonevnantto buy and every family wants a
DisuWoeSer Idout canvaSs at all ikjoijIc
-come orsoadfor the Washer and every washor
tbat os6 oti sells two or three more as they do
the work to nerfectiou You can vash and dry
t be dishesifiwo micule3 J am going to devote
ray whole tipw to the business now and X am
Burelcan wafccfsott j year My shteV acd
brother Jiave s Viried in the buslne s and aij
Vioht fil udil Vtcauot fomplele insini
flonsawlhmulrfiiiof testimonials by
iiirtlj4riCiivjLiMi father Co titutlou 5
iPitWM j tfon t make lote u
jssVviilAtr osvifiiulr WlUVAWJJ
AND
ALL NEW LATEST 8TYL
THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
Successor to
CHERRY COUNTY INDEPENDENT
ROBERT GOOD Editor and Publisher
Vote for Wolfe
Vote for Seville
Vote for Jackson
Vote for Meserve
Tlie Mystic Six hasadded two new
members to its list and now the name
of the club should be changed -to the
Exquisite Eight or sdmehingof that
sort
EL G Sawyer of CarperitorsVille
and W G Sawyer of Elgin Illinois
were in town Monday arranging to
make final proof on their timber
claims
Harry D Harper of -Osage Iowa is
visiting his brother-in-law H Jaycox
northwest of town -He rode from
Osage to ONeill on his bicycle and at
that point topkthe train for Valentine
the roads being in bad condition
The republicans had a big blowout
hat Chadron last Monday Bands were
presenUfrom all over the country and
a general gDod time enjoyed by all
The democrats anS populists will
jubilate Saturday
II iv Patrick and Albert Watkins
who speak here tonight from a sound
money standpoint arrived in town this
morning on apecial -car Mr Wat
kins1 wife aiVd two daughters and Mr
Patricks father are -with the party
CR Glover divided the time last
Saturday evening with Dr Elv and
defined his position in this campaign
He is a Palmer democrat and believes
in the gold standardr and gives some
very unique reasons for taking the
stand he does
The YMCA at Chadron continues
doing noble work On election night
the returns will be received at the
rooms of the association by special
wire and free coffee will be- seryed to
all comers This- will rob the saloon
of many patrons
The Crookston Division of Cherry
County Teachers Association will
meet in Crookston on the third Satur
day of November at 130 oclock p m
instead of fourth Saturday on account
of the N W -T A at Hay Springs on
that day -Program next week
Munsbn Butler and Miss Ware are
to be married at the home of Robert
Quisenbery near Oasis today Judge
WaTcoit has been secured to perform
the ceremony and larce numbers of
guests have been invited Well try
to give a full account of the interest
ing affair next week
The work of putting in new abut
ments at the Niobrara abridge of the
FE M V is almost completed
Large capstonesare being placed on
top of the concrete foundation this
week and fainthearted people need
not hold their breath any more while
crossing the river New timber ork
will be pnt in next season
J N Campbell of Fullerton Nebr
one of the Bryan electorson
ticket matie a free sil
ver speech at Wood Lake Monday
slight and one at Crookston Tuesday
Last night he had a joint debate with
K Ader at Cody Mr Campbell
is a fluent speaker and wasvgreeted by
big crowds both at Crookston and
Wood Lake
Geo Camm who lives a tfew miles
north of town owns a broneho which
i8 a curiosity in her way just now
Three months ago she gave birth to -a
colvand all went well until last week
when- she became the proud mother of
another little broncho Both -colts are
doing well likewise the mother Very
few cases of this kind are on record
and Mr Camm feels justly proud of
his little mare
Frank Grooms of Sparks left -at
this ofSce Monday a few sample ears
of corn that eimply cannot be beatsn
for size or quality The ears are about
a foot long the grains are firm large
and golden Mr Grooms informs us
thai these ears of com were picked at
random from a load and were not
specially selected for their isize They
forcibly show theproduasGggs of
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TO SUIT
to Hornby THE BIG STONE STORE
WEATHER REPORT
FOR QCiropjER NOVEMlR
AND DECEMBER
OUR SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Mae Davenport
Edna MacDonald
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Editors
Literary work
October 30 Program in Second Pri
mary
JNuIemner 6 High School
Thanksgiving Program in Inter
mediate department
Visitors
TUgrh School Mesdames Crabb and
Pettijohn
Uraumiar - MeBdametf Pettycrew
Dwyer Vincent Maloney Sparks Pet
tijohn Crabb and Iloenig Miss Query
Miss Sparks of Chicago Mr Smyser of
Independence Iowa
Intermediate- Mesdames Pettijohn
Crabb and Fike Miss Lena Hawkins
Second Primary Mesdames Crabb
Pettijohn and Fike Misses Lena
Bawkins arid May Haddeu
First -Mrs L C Sparks
Miss Helen Sparks
New Pupils
Intermediate Paul and Alphonse
Charbohneau
Second Primary Beryl and Maud
Trace well Allen GoUd
A number of changes have been
made in tire High School greatly im
proving the appearance of the room
Through an oversight on our part it
has not been mentioned that instead of
the regular morning exercises Friday
two weeks ago Mrs Watson favored
us with a recitation She proved her
self an able elocutionist
A new floor has been pnt in the hall
way leading from Miss Callens room
Mrs Geo Hornby assists Airs Craw
ford an hour each day in the kinder
garten work
Examinations in all j the principal
studies are being conducted in Miss
Browns room this week
Snake tetovitS
J B Hart and George Harper killed
twenty six rattle snakes at Grand
Rapids Monday noon Mr Hart says
that it is a pretty big snake store but
he says he will vouch for the truth of
it Mr Cosner also killed quite a
riirtcber Firfdx Review
Rattle snakes invaded the home of
John Adams one day last week and
drove Mrs Adams and the baby out of
the house They came from a dog
town close at hand John M Neal and
H E Bedell started to exterminate
thenTand succeeded in killing twenty
three Tyrdn Graphic
The Thedford people are again mak
ing a raid on rattle snakes in the dog
tiwn south of the village Eighty
seven of these serpents were killed last
Tuesday afternoon and 128 Wednes
day A TMilroy killed nfty six in a
dog town south of his place one day
last week Thedford Banner
A party from Verdigree made a
hunting trip through Holt couuty and
report having encountered a rattle
snake den near Paddcck of unusual
proportions they slaughtered eighty
two seventy of which were rattle
snakes and twelve blue racers The
den is located brbken ground of
the bluffs adjacent to the Niobrara
river and old settlers says the rattle
snakes gather theie for miles around
every year to take up their winter
quarters The snakes were out sun
ning themselves when encountered by
the party who say that it was a sicken
ing sound to hear the rattlers on all
sides Stuart Ledger
John G Tipton the notorious
Judge Tipton of -Omaha as he intro
duces himself is speaking at various
school houses through the county tor
the republicans and making votes for
Bryan At Harmony school house
Tuesday night he was met by a good
audience but we are informed that he
thoroughly disgusted everybody by
appearing on the platform drunk
Nobody says he had tonsilttis they
call ifr just a plain everyday drunk
It is reported that there is to be
another beet sugar excursion to Nor
folk tomorrow but particulars are
hard to get No votes are made by
these -excursions as farmers see
through the scheme but then the boys
all have a good time at semebody
klses expense
When you go to the polls nesfTues J
day cu3fc your vote for the democratic
candidate for coufltjjV ittorney
ThuriU3
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WOOD LAKE DEPARTMENT
By Keily
October 26 1890
Hello Auntiehow are you
Mr and Mrs P Chandler visited
the cduntry Sunday afternoon j
A Bailey and family Sundayed in
Longpine at the home of his parents
W G Sawyer of Elgin 111 is in
town this week looking after his cat
tle interests here
Judge Mutz of Springview spoke
to a large audience Saturday evening
on political questions
Misses Jentiie Morgareidge and
Nettie Hogan visited in town Saturday
afternoon and evening
Jim Munson of Ainsworth Visited
in Wood Lake Tuesday night return
ing home Friday morning
Jas Woodman returned from We3t
Point Thursday night Reports good
business in the carpet cleaning line
Ed Levee is at the lakes this week
with a party of hunters We won
dered why Caddie looked so sad Sun
day
O VanBuren of Longpine is keep
ing up the water supply for Hhe R R
Company this week by running the
steam pump
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Mr Honeys new house is now com
pleted and furnished It is a neat
structure and an improvement to any
city Wash should give us a dance
a
Pearl Porter is campitig on his
homestead this week near J M
Hannas south of town Pearl will
raise a crop ofsugar beets next year-
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Misses Sadie- Dewey and Mamie
Stevenson visited with Mr and Mrs
V V Johnson Sunday afternoon
going on horseback They had one
runaway but no serious accidents
David Leach went to Valentine one
dy laBt week to have a toth pulled
He got it pulled but missed his train
home while explaining the silver Ques
tion to some of his acquaintances
Wood JLake rs if
Clarence Walcott was taking fcsfche
sights on Monday
W V Johnson and wife calfed
relatives last Saturdav nfternoou
a BESiocir often
uldff ieufi
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on
Sawyer Bros and a E and l W
Dewey made a flying trip to Vantine
Monday
Misses Sadie Dewey
Stevenson enjoyed a
last Sundav afternoon
and
horseback
Mamie
ride
Several of Wood Lakes young peo
ple are making preparations for the
grand wedding on Thursday
G and H G Sawyer arrived here
one night last week to look after the
interest of theirstock and rarns
The speech by J N Campbell last
Monday night was well attended the
speaker being one of the best that has
appeared here during the campaign
Kellys Aunt
Mr Jbs Wisser spent a few days of
last week at the county seat
Mrs Edward Satterlee is l visiting
with her pareuts at Valentine
Sheriff Strong came un Tuesday
evening and left a Bryan ballotbox
Mr Richie is making preparation to
move his family to this place forschool
aS vantages
Miss Lillian Stoner county superin
tendent visited the school at thic place
last Thursday and expressed hereelf as
being highly pleased
Miss Mary Shaughhessy teacher of
the school here makes the following
report for theroonth ending Oot23
No pupils enrolled 12
Average attendance 11
Neither tardy nor absent Mary
Frances Dora and Emily Grewe Rosa
HtiQ Joseph Nollette
Minerva
EH Precinct
Mis F R Yanish spent last
week
visiting her parents at Gordon
Candidates Thurston and Billings
made a flyiug trip through this pre
cinct last week
Miss Dolly Johnson attended teach
ers examination at Pioneer sehool
house last Saturday
Dan Earner and Misses Isis Lincoln
Adar Garner and Nellie Marall were
down on the river Sunday
J E Hughes of White river S D
was over -in these parts last week ship
ping out some steers he had heie
Weiionc Viola ivill visit Tnu
Wsiliiuk she is au
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Rev Hunt held services here last
Sunday evening
Messrs Reinerttind Thurston held a
political meeting here not many even
ings ago which was well attended
Mr Tieinerfc made a few appropriate
remarks that were hard hitters to the
gold bugs then he was followed by Mr
Thurston who gave us a rousing speech
no made many votes and the audi
euce was loud in its c heers for the
next attorney of Cherry county
The next everting aftei the
Thurston meeting Dr Ely of Ains
worth spoke to a good sized audience
If we had the measles or a like disease
we might take the doctors physic but
his political medicine wont go In
his speech he greatly lamented the
financial condition of the farmer and
spoKe or cne ten cent corn and six
cent oats with trembling voice and an
outward demonstration of deep feel
ing while words were inadequate to
describe the great sympathy he felt for
the poor millions of day laborers ontof
employment Then in about the next
breath he appeals to the citizens in this
manner I tell yougtntlemen we must
to a man vote to maintain the exist
ing state of affairs O what a balm
this was to the poor farmer It set at
Test all his ambitious hopes of ever
getting a fair enumeration for his
dearly earned products of the soil
What a consolation this was to the
laborer out of a jobl for he can now
realize that such a thing as a job is out
of the question and he can continue
tramping and begging while his family
suffers for the necessaries of life You
hit the wrong chord in this town doc
tor and when you look over the vote
of Boiling Springs precinct after the
coming election do not be surprised if
your opponent gets a gced majority
Jiks
J A Carrollspoke at Kennedy last
Friday night debating with B F
Felch A large andience was present
Mr Carroll spoke at Brownlee Satur
day night
Jjos Urown of GrooksMn who has
foV somo time beenill of typhoid fever
died yesterday Fttnfril will be held
Shis afternoon at 2dclock
fiVajueO at Slice
Ten Hood teanls to hail freight
use jjnek yanl and Uosebnd
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Making it the most complete and comfortable
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Valentine TeaPluTrttsofilfatlOti
We cordially invite any interested iu
schobl work to be present at our teach
ers Association to be held iu the high
school building Saturday Nov 14
1S9G at 130 p tn The following
program will be given
Music
Roll Call Response by quota
tions from the subject Na
ture
A Review of Tracra Pavchblogy
of Child Study Section I
Chapter I I V Mary Hurley
Proper and Improper incentives
in school work JJ G Stevenson
Book Review i Florence Earaar
Whatkindof Opening ExercUea
are conducive to the highest
Moral and Mental develop
ment of a Child Mrs- Laurie
Music iu the schools Principles
or songs - -Belle Cailen
MUSIC
Davenport Thabher carry a co
plete line of coffins -and undertaker
supplies
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100 Hcicara lh
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is at leiut one dreaded disease
tint science lias been able to euro In all iu
stages and that Is Catarrh Halls Catarrh
Clire te the only postive cure knowu in the ned
ical fraternity Catarrh bemjr a consUCutiOBal
disuse requlrs a constitutjonal treatment
HaH t Catarrh Cure 13 taken luternally acting
d roctlrupon the blood and inticous surfaces of
the system thereby destroyinc the foundation
2rlsdsea3eindfcriviDK tu patient strength
by building up the coustitutiou and asalaUng
nature in doin its work The proprietors have
so much laith in its curative powers tbxt thej
offer One Hundrod Dollars for any case that it
faiLs to cure Send for list of testimonials
Address F J Chkneva Co Toledo O
I So5d by Drujjgiats 75c
-US La1 OrricE Valentine 2et
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otIce is hereby civenQrat the following
named settler has filed notiw of his inwctlon
to make final proof in support of hi ciaira and
that said proof will be inaaV before Krister and
Receiver at Valentine Nebraska on Dec 3lhr
1806 vir
Lars Pedersbn of Kennedy Xebr
H Es ICCtofor flienenc c section 23 nwint
and nijnw j sectional tovvuahlp 29 ran 32
He names the foirowlns witnessed to prore ht
contibuouiJ rcsidcucu upon and cultivation of
said land viz
David A Iiercy Francis M Robinson Erik
Aruesou and ziuu Kard eh all of Ksnneilr
Nebr C V OU7VUK Rel5ter
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