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WEATHER REPORT
rOR TOCtOBeR NOVEMBER
AH DECEMBER
Cold- tfith northerly and north
westerly Vinds Blizzards will
follow Prepare by bymg your
clothing boots shoes etc at
simmm
Our efcock in -quantity raid quality is
unexcelled Thereareno two sideeto
the quoation of our prices Theyre
the lowest on furnishing goods Just
drop in and see for yourself Lots of
goods constantly -coming and igoing
Tflonog cleaning andjpresslng
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SILK AND LINEN
VALENTINE
C M SAGESEE
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ARTIST
Satr cutting and shaving
Shop in the W H Moses building
HOT AND GOLD BATHS
Valentine Nebr
Tjry it and See
Wbateyer may be said about the
publications of Rev lr1 R Hicks by
those who -do not fully understand the
facts there is no denying the truth
that his paper and Almanac have come
to stay His splendid journal Word
and Works is now entering its tenth
year largely increased in circulation
and in every way improved until it
-deserves the national reputation it has
attained His 1897 Almanac is - now
ready and is by far the finest and most
beautiful he has yet issued It con-
tains 108 pages including cover artist
ically printed in colors and is filled
to back with just what is
wanted in every shop office and home
in America One feature of the
AJmanac for 1897 is a series of 12
original beautifully engraved star
maps with explanatory chapter
which could not be bought for less
than five dollars in any work on astron
omy As Mr Hicks has correctly and
faithfully warned the public of coming
droughts floods cold waves blizzards
tornadoes and cyclones in the years
paised aside from the other varied
and splendid features of his paper and
Almanac these considerations alone
should prompt every family to sub-
scribe at once for 1897 The Almanac
is only 25cts a copy Word and
Works is one dollar a year and a copy
of the fine Almanac goes as a premium
With every yearly subscription Write
to Word atid Works Publishing Co St
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A Chance to Make Money
In the past three months X have cleared
566075 selling the dishwasher I did most of
the work ray brother helped some I expect to
do better next month as every Dish Washer
sold advertises Itself and sells several more 1
dont have to leare the house People hear
about the Olsb Washers and send for them
they are so Qheap Any ladyor gentleman can
make thonev in this business as every family
wants a Dish Washer Any of our readers who
have energy enouoh to apply for an agency can
easily make from to45io per day You can
oy aaaressing cue Aiouna
Try it and
rxublah tout success for the benefit of others
CAD
The Democrat and the Thricea
week New York World one year
1150
A OhaKG t Make Money
I have made 1 640 clear money in 87 days and
attended iojny nousenoia auiies Desiaes ana x
toinkthJ3a8dolnK splendid for a woman
periencedln business Anjone era sell what
everyone want to buy acd every family wants a
Pish Washer I dont canvass at all people
oeme or send for the VFasfcer and every washer
that goes ou sells two or ttkee more as they do
the work to perfection Xou can wash and dry
the dishesit two minntes I am going to devote
my whole timextbe busines now and I am
sure I can iakeS5oao a year My sister and
brotheJtovestrtQdlo the bnslocss and are
doine splehdid YoHcancet complete
hundreds of tesnmoaias by address-
tfmr fixe iron Otty Dish Washor Co btouon A
jiisbdtsPaaQdif yoa dotf mates lofaot
fiylt ownfaw E3 w u
Prof H WGrahaniwhohas been
working on the reservation for W A
Bonser returned -to Valentine Tuesday
and will probably stay -here the re-
maiader of the winter
E Fischer is havings new floor put
in over the old one incite saloou build-
ling pa Main street Mr jFischer is a
progressive citizen and this evidence
Jof prosperity is gratifying
0 W Morey has a -fine linefof holi
day goods and advertises the jfact in
this -issue of The Democrat No
4
better bargains in jewelrycan be found
anywherethan at Moreys
w r jaisip pas contracted jpv six
cars of coal to be used in burning the
remainder of the brick required at the
Rosebud school The roads are so bad
that it isdifiicult to get wopd hence
the decision to ase coal
The E E M Y make holiday
rates of one and one third for the
round trip to points within 200 miles
of the selling station Tickets on sale
December 24 25 and 31 and January
1 good returning until January 4
The Nebraska legislature will be a
farmers legislature and it will be a
business one All wholesome lawsqn
the statute books will not be disturbed
but woe to some of the old chattels
musty with age and thick with corrup
tion These will bave to go Nwj
Republic
Lieut W E JJove and Dr Bratton
of Fort Niobrara went east on Sunday
mornings passenger ou short leaves of
absence Lieut Dove will visit his
parents in Vermont while Dr
tongoesto his old home in South
Carolina Lieut Sivitor will so east
shortly and will bring home with him
a wife
J W Shelbourn who has been at
Carlisle Arkansas for the last two
years returned to Valentine Monday
night and will settle down once more
toenjoy life Mrs Shelbourn and the
children stopped at Elgin to visit rela
tives but will soon be here Mr Shel
bourn was one of our best known
farmers when here and all are pleased
that he has once more concluded to
take up his residence among us
If any man in Cherry county has
reason for feeling proud it is J C
Pettijohn Since he was formally an
nounced aB acandidate for register of
the TJ 5 land office every republican
uewspaper in the district has endorsed
him and if it lay m the power of the
bhoys to do so they would install him
register at once This sentiment is
more than flattering to Mr Pettijohn
but then he deserves it No -man
wprkedmore faithfully for the success
of -the republican party ithan did he
Bennett Trwin the well known
stockman ofGordon was in Chadrpn
Tuesday Hesaysthe sheep industry is
on the steady increase around Gordon J
thousands more being broughc in this
year So far very fewsheep havebeen
taken into the sandhiilcountry in his
opinion tthat region will bedevoted to
cattle Speaking of cattle rustling
Bennett said he lost 18 head of two
year old steers out of a bunch of 304
and ten head out of another bunch of
100 In his opinion if Judge West
over will keep up his present gait of
sending rustlers to the pen until the
business is broken up he will be the
most popular man in northwest
bizska Chadr on Signal Recorder
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Of the many attractive lilies
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MACHINES until after the Holidays
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THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT OliR SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Successor to
CHERRY COUMFY INDEPENDENT
EGBERT GOOD Editor and Publisher
lMfc Mf i I II I liM 11 III M
Stinard has a Camel in his store
x N Adams the Crawford wood
contractor is in town to day
Wanted Wood on -subscription
Dry hard wood -preferred Call early
and avoid the rush
Ed Clarke aud Tom Yearnshaw
made a trip to Rosebud Sunday re
turning Monday They say they
crossed snow drifts thatwere at least
ten feet deep
In his report to the War Depart
mentrecently Gen Cqppinger com
manflerofttiis division -of the army
recommended saverahimprovements at
3Fort Niobrara
Mae Davenport
Ednau MDONAIJ
Editors4
HEW SCHOLARS
Grammar Department EvaGordon
Intermediate Grace Gordon
VISITORS
Grammar Department Mr Gordon
Fred and Calton Gordon
Intermediate Mrs Sherman
Primary MesdamesHoenig Helzer
Carroll Hahn MDonald Holsdaw
MissiHamer andCiR Gloverv
Pearl McGrea sand Luella Stinard
have TJeen promoted f
room to iliss Ef ners
Attendance has beenLvery good tin
both Miss Efners and Miss Callens
looms considering thevweather
Some people have sf acuity for f ail
ing qpstairs others for tailing after
theygetup stairs References Apply
to Miss D and Mr B
Pleasure shone forth ifrom every
ctMintenance Tuesday Thebooks for
our school library had arrived They
are well ehesen and gave much
A -party of ranchmen were talking
in front of Randall Scotts Tuesday
Among them were Jim Braddock
Billy Lockler and Ben Smelser Benjs
living at Oeirichs but has been down
here a week hunting some of his cat
tle which have dnftea south across
White river In talking over the cat
tle business and the outlook in north
western Nebraska all agreed that the
stock business was the one to m depend
upon in this region and that with free
range both the stock business and
farming will be more profitable Their
idea is that more stock will bebrpught
into the country uqder free range and
will afford amaiket for the grain and
straw raised by the farmers besides
consuming the grass on waste land
which now goes uneaten Chadroji
Signal Recorder
All interested in school work are
most cordially invited to be present at
our next Teachers Associasion to be
held in the High School building
Saturday December 12 at 130 p m
The following program will be given
Music
Roll call Response by Quota
tions Truth 9
A Teachers Work What does it
Signify Edith M Stark
Relation of Discipline at Home
and School Lillian U Stoner
Gracys Child Study Sec I Chas
I V VIII Celia Vaughn
deeded School Legislation
Cbas Reece
Discussed D H Thurston
Normal Training Iva Efner
Book Review IL O Tucker
COMJIITEE
O J Holman the Sargertts Bluffs
Iowa brick man returnedhome Sun
day morning after making a trip to
the Agency Mr Holman thought he
had a kick coming over the way his
brick was inspected here but found
be hadnt In fact be has been play
ing iu good luck having had only two
cars rejected and his loss by broken
brick amounted to only about 170 per
carof6000or7000 This is evident
ly Mr Holmans first contract with the
government and he may congratu
late himself on having escaped with
such good treatment as has been
shown him
On the petition of John H Jones as
casbierJor the Rushville Banking Co
John K Wohlford was appointed re
ceiver of the Rushville MilUhg Cos
property Wednesday morning of thi3
week The banking company was
owner of 8000 worth of mill stock
The mill is valued at 7000 Mr Wohl
ford was required to give a bond of
14000 The petitioner set forth that
the mill was being run ata loss - The
mill is now being operated by the re
ceiver and the proceeds will be applied
to the payment of the indebtedness
The overdue indebtedness-will-be paid
first Rushville Standard
The -State Journal as a joke which
j was designed as -an insult said -Hon
JB Wolfe our worthy Commissioner
of Public Lands and Buildings -would
utilize the basement of the capitol
building iu raising winter pigs The
proposition is commendable as -it is
undoubtedly a good idea to transfer
tihe hogibusiness from the upper rooms
oftheapitol building to the
ThB hog business has
canned on altogether too long in the
state senate and house of representa
tives Stills City iPopulist
As a leader until after the holidays
T C Hornby will offer sewing ma-
shine8 afe2000casb Shis rice -will
onlybe tiered uatttiJacu 1st- aud is
for cash - 4 1
Miss Florence
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WOOD LAKE DEPARTMENT
Br Kelly
- December 2
Cold weather still continues
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W G Ballard came in from his
l ranah Monday and took in tho sights
at the hub Tuesday
leis
Axeagon ior
Cronkstnn Siindjiv mrrhh to visit with
her sister for a fewdaysj
Te Scribe ihas been under the
weather this week so we will denend
on Auntie to help usout
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Miss Celia Vaughn visited in town
Sunday returing to her school at
Crookston Sunday evening
Miss Jennie Westrof Crawtord
visiting -with her- ssister
Barnard for a week or two
Mrs
n W -Honey returned from Omaha
last night where he haw boenwith two
cars or sneepTor tne maraec
The surprise party on Miss -West at
the home of Mrs W Barnard Tues
day evening was a success and -the
young people tall report having an ex
cellent time
Ghas Sparks and F Prentiss spent
Thanksgiving in Wood Lake being de
layed here on account of the blfozard
We fed em ou Eoast Turkey and
other -good things too numerous td
mention so altogether they had a tferfj
nloioonf lair nf f I I
puwiouu i ajf vi in
Wood Lake 3o 2
Moresnow more snow
P OiPorter was seen on the ate3
today
Mrs H E Dewey is on the eiqi iUt
this week
Mr Wilson was doing business -fn
town on Monday
Mrs wan8u3other has beep quite
Sick the last week
MisS Mamie -Stevenson spent a fiy
or so at Mr Leachs
liss Celia Vaughn spent Sqturflay
arid Sunday with friends
Christmas is near at hand and vwe
arepoking forward to a good time
Sadie says next time she takes a by
to rice she wUl no doubt takean older
one
Mr3 W pewey has been -hauling
hay for Mr Bakewell the laBt tw cf
days
Florence JegOJQ loft the city Sunr
day nigbt with iliss Vaughn for
Crookston
Mrs Willis Barnard and Miss Jennie
West came dowu from Chadron one
day last week
Literary Saturday night come
everybody and take part abdseeif we
cant have a success after all
The entertainment Thanksgiving
was postponed until next Friday
Come everybody and liave a good
time
There was a small crowd of young
fplks went down skating la3t Saturday
evening but for some reason they did
not stay long
If any one wants Christmas goods
call on C M Bailey he can please both
young and old 3oys get your best
girl a Christmas present
Kellys Aunt
Brownlce
the home of the
brides parents on Wednesday Novem
ber 11 1896 Mr John Witt of
Brownlee Nebr to Miss Sadie Coen
of Gaudy Neb The groom is a v eil
known stockman of Brownlee and the
bride is an accomplished and highly
respected young lady of Gandy The
Hornet with numerous friends bids
them welcome to Brownlee and we
predict for them a sucessful life
Makried At the Theft ord House
in Thedford Nebr on Monday
November 23 1896 Mr Christian
Fritz and Miss Mary E Cooper both
of Cherry county County Judge I W
Russell officiating
A party -of sheep men pasaed
through town Sunday witbT800 head
of sheep which they were taking to J
Schuyler to fatten for the market
They started from Oregon May 1st
P S Roueche passed though town
Saturday on his way to Wood Lake
We understand that he may make a
trip to Mexico on business before re
turning P S is a thorough stock
man
Gus Wendler was1 in town Monday
making preparations to receive the
cattle from the Lakotah company
which he ha3 contracted to winter
This company seems to know who to
trust with their stock
B W -Pearson was unfortunate
enough tolose a eouple of valuable
animals last week one a nxare and
the other a stallion both tfying the
same night Ben is a hustler and de
serves better luck than this Hornet
Strayed or Stolen
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horse weighs about 900 povnds white
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To Wlittoi it May Concern
All persons indebted to the estate Of
Walter Hare deceased are requested
to fettle promptly Jobu Guth ii
authorized receive and receipt for
same E J Davekpot
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