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Pine line f plain and fancy Jew
elry -constantly on hand
iBepairiag promptly executed audi
done 3n the best onaimer
FiiE line of sport wig goods
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BeSrWittiag and -shaving
Shop in the W H Closes buiiamg
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Lenien Bros Cireus Mayia
-School Commencement
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LemenBros ShovsIa 12
Cob for sale at tlie mlM
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ALBNTINE NEB
sijry5tor
ML work executed with promptness
and acewcy
LAVAGA
wehttoKJody Tues 1
Xellie Morrall
Its time we were arrangiug
gram for Decoration
D L Underwood of Cody resister
ea at The Donoher Sataifday
dentist at the
8ee Dr tteichard
Yalntioe House Asy 15 to lb
Bovalapus -a monster of
The mighty
-the deep with Lemen Bie3 Shows
T A Fike went to South Omaha
Monday to look after his bay business
Geo Sahwalm hs ereded a nice
newBlgcinfrontoflKSbuficher shop
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A Colgrove and fmiiy
Montana vesterday going ovenana
Washington noney of Woodlape
wasin the -city Tuesday settling up
his taxes
John Brown master of jteansporta
was m town
tiori Rosebud agency
Saturday
W E Neten of near Cody was
with the
business
down Eriday n
Jand office
W GBaker as down from Got-
vv4on Friday a ousmebs -
Jocalland office
F g Reese daswe in -from hisranch
Hoaaay Mr Reese is instructor of
the firecompauy
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P O ParsonB tfee Ainsworth ho
local 1 ues
tographer came up m the
day cu a business trip
Allie Handy weat to Woodlak
Friday on a short visit to relatives
returning Monday morning
Chas H Knapp representing the
Minneapolis Tribune was in town
this week advertising his paper
Z M Webb of Ainsworth came up
on the locaU Tuesday and left for
3es4wood Wednesday morning
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On May 1 Claude Jones raised lite
prios for herding cows from 75 cejits
toX per month 1 5
Metzger of Newton purchased
T 3 Hornbys roll top -desk jiDdurae
was shipped t them the nrst o the
week
Dr Ed wyer broker of JLO has
IlaTQT Folks wo bas bseri chsring
foriE McDonald resiguedhis position
and lsft for his -home -in Crookston
Wednesday
laude Jones will run a town herd
tbissrear charging 75 cei its per -month
for each cow -Herd will be started as
soon as owners wish 10
Mrs J A Hornby k closed her
cmnnl nr GeorEria and the
familv moved -from towia to their farm
i asar Sparks Tuesday
I Ansite manager a l the Minnea
polis Picture FrameCu arrived in the
city Monday morniuj and left for
3iue Ilidge Wednesday
To Cure t a One 9ay
Take Laxative Brei no Quinine Tab
lets All Druggists m fund the money
Lf it fails to -Cure 2ac 4b
Horace Tyrrell and W J Fauver of
Ainsworth were in tbe city Friday en
route to HutfcingburfT Mont where
they will reside in f us ure
Fon Rent Sevoa room house now
mummed bv C R Gta ver Call at this
office or address M Bates
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Monday evening as devoted to the
hanging of May baskets on our
nipifrhhors door knot is Some
f ol baskets were gio en and received
Tub DBSiocKiAJi s mother-in-law
Mrs J S Davissou came up from
sLongpine SatumaJ and vis looKmg
after the welfare or ner nrst auu uujy
grand daughter
Miss Angie Boss erit to Valentine
Wednesday nd iwturned with her
father Thev deDTted for theinome
irr Lin coin on the email Thursday
Nordeu Boreals
Dr Eeichard w illfbe in Yalentiue at
Valentine Housev May 1314 15 and
15 prepared to of dental
work Extracts ttHJtn witnout paiu
All work warranted r 14
AM Morrissey want to Oeill
Sunday on business and to Chadron
m o onn bontefi TnperJnv to look after a law case for
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J Ml Bates of LongFi ne was io
the city Saturday
TTpnrv Ballard was
iSkB ranchaturday
tt n Stevenson caare up fromi
Wooodlake Saturday
in town from
at the front
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Epvvorth League was held
at the home of the president Miss
Gallen Monday evening and disposed
ofrsuch business as was nought before
it
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3a a few minutes after the news of
the naval engagement and Spanish
defeat Monday off Manila Valentine
was dressed in holiday attire nags
floating from every staff -many win-
decorated witn minting eic
The Christian Endeavor topic for
next Ssnday evening at the sPresby
teriamehurch is JlThiqgs My Denom
ination Sias accomplished Eph 525
27 Fs 811 7 Meeting begins at
7 p m iE3tead of 630 ns heretofore
Mrs of Valentine waB a
pleasant caller at the Recorder office
yesterday She came up from Gor
don where -she is staying for the purr
nose of being treated for her eyes un
der Dr Langson Ruskville Recorder
C BT Welfford assisted O M
Sageser in the barber shop Saturday
Charlev makes a -very nice barber and
has several chucks of meat carved
from citizens of Valentine which he
will keep as souvenirs of hia first days
experience
John Burlington merchant tailor
left for parts unknown Ho also
deft a number of people holding the
sack Out of sympathy for his fam
ily we have heretofore refrained from
saying anything againgt Burlington
and oar only comment this time is flhe
town i better off now bn before he
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CHERRY GO TEACHERS
Gew ral Association Was Held Here
yatiirilay Watsons Lecture
Published for Fotjp Years as
CHERRY COUNTY INDEPENDENT
The General teachers Association
vrs called to wdpr Saturday morning
rfc the High SotooI by the -president
Gillian 3ton A musical selection
located in South Omaha and ve areivUS rendereel by the pupils of the
informed has a vere good business school nfi p ronorts from the Val-
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F L Grtejon representing the Bee
Tailors Omaha wa3 in tfce city the
fore puHf this week taking orders
for suits
TnEletocRAT was left in charge
of DeWilt Cliftou while we were gone
this week The result speaks well for
our choice
entine Crodkston and Simeon divisions
InflueiKKJ upon the School was freely
discussed Revs Bates -and Moore
takingtan active part Then followed
a paper on How to Economize Time
in the School Room by Mary Watson
Mrs Harden discussed the subject
in a well written paper
The election of officers resulted as
follows Secretary F F Gotdou
treasurer Mrs Lizzie Crawford
The afternoon sessiouopened at 130
with n duet bv Mabel Kami and Bertha
Thorn and then the regular program
as printed was gone through with
O H Doty and Mrs Crowe were un
able to be present but sent their pa
pers and they were read Reading
by Mrs Crawford was well- received
and Mr Dotys paper on Harmless
Birds and Animals1 brought forth
many good thoughts Etta Brown
gave a review of Quo Vadis Fred
Gordons address on Education and
Civilization showed that he had been
reading history recently and Would
have been better if he had -condensed
the latter part of it The session
closed with announcements by1 the
or president and a double quartette
i I The Natural bpell
nUn aTTfcTiiiT cpRsinn was at
8 ociock by therrendering of a duet
A V 0 sone Miss Lucy Bruner
and Mr Wesley IIolsclawafter which
the president Miss Stoner introduced
Prof R II Watson who -entertained
those present with a lecture on The
Great Stone Face Hawthorne hand
ling this artistic piece of literature n
a rnost scientific and satisfactoryman
and beauti
ner setting forth strongly
fully the different characters and as
serting that if we follow the author
closely we will be carried through all
the phases of human development
lifted from the simple child to ripe old
age step by step audeach succeeding
step gives us time rest and become
acquainted with our surroundings
Inthis way we are led up to the climax
and then let down quickly to a quieter
and calmer phase of thought He
said that Hawthorne in rendenng this
work probably had in mind from the
first one great thought one great
character to which everything else
was made subordinate thus producing
a uniformly symetrical literary -gem
He said that often in works of this
character the true meaning is not at
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a pro iize of a wawnjr caraito a circus teub once appareut to
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with CoH ST NrG
HendersonXew Ideal is the best
seed potato for this climate 500
bushels raised ou one acre in Cherry
county last year Erice50 cents per
bushfl DAVEXFQJKT fllACHER
Davenport Thacher have their
show window beautifully decorated
with the stars and stripes -Flags of
all dimensions are difvnlaved from the
Whiletakingan early morning spin
on his wheel last Friday J O Vin
cent bad the misfortune of running
into an obstacle and in the fall follow
ing severely sprained his right wrist
the casual reader
and often the key note to the whole
work as to be found in one line or
Qfan7R whirih if cut out would leave
a meaningless lot of matter He
touched on other works and asserted
that Poes iRaven is undoubtedly one
of the most artistic pieces of literature
ever written emphasizing the fact that
in poetry there exists life beauty and
inspiration -which in itself has served
to makesfamous our summer resorts
and lakeside cottages Con tinning
he said thttbe leading idea through
out the whole piece is the gradual
growth of Ernests character and
that the arst great stroke made by the
author is fche loving sympathy shown
between little Ernest and his mother
T7p Kfatfid that manv believe that
Hawthorne wrote this to eulogize our
great and noble Emerson and that
Longfellow was the poet who visited
Ernest and discovered that which so
manv others had failed to see He
said that it takes a poet to search nut
the truths and -beauties of nature and
drive them home to tur hearts in such
a way as to fire us with love and sym
pathy for everything around us The
climax of this story is reached with
the meeting of Ernest and the poet
After reading the work in its eatirety
with intelligent and appropriate com
ments at different points the Pro
fessor made his bow and retired leav
ing the audience with a keener appre
ciation of the quality of literary abili
ty possessed by the author of The
Great Stone Face
Good Night quartet by Miss
Lucy Bruner Mrs Y Horthrop -Mr
Wesley Ilolsclaw and Air llice was
weli rendered and appreciated as at
tested by the applause following
The president then made a few ap
propriate remarks and closed the meet
ing and thus another chapter in the
existence of the General Teachers As
sociation is handed down to history
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32cmoral Services
A O Degree of Honor
of the association were read The l0rial Dav erYices will be held at the
Western Brvision failed to send in a
report
The round table Effect of Home
Presbyterian church on Sunday- May
8th at 2 bclock p m Members of
both orders will meet in lodge hall at
145 p m and march to church
After sercnon at church members will
decorate graves in cemetery
Committee
HTo Boys for Poll Tax
A
East vear a number of our citizens
employed mere boys to won their poll
tax for them in this way saving a dol
lar or two Streetcommissioner Lay-
porte informs us that he will not al
low boys to work this year Some of
them are all right but too often they
are all wrong and he doesnt want to
be bothered and does want the city co
get the full benefit of the labor tax
Saw tlie Exposition
The editor of this paper spent two
days of the present week in Omaha
in company with numerous other news
paper men from along the Elkhom
railroad system We went to see the
Transmississippi Exposition and we
saw it Much progress has been made
on the buildings and grounds since
our last visit and thb Exposition will
be ready for visitors on the first of
June Lack of space and time forbids
adescriptiou of the Exposition this
week as it is a 3ubiect that cannot be
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disposed of in small space
An Extra Edition
Born Friday -morning April 2d
198 at 815 oclock to Mr and Mrs
Robert Good a healthv handsome
aiid laughing baby girl Weight
9 hounds even Dr Dwyer assisted
atthe important -event and to him is
due much of thecreditfor the present
splendid health -of mother and daugh
ter
The Democrat was married on April
t28 1897 and fefcourse some of the boys
will refer to the later event as the
Democrat annual It isnt though
but as a special editiomit is all right
Hereafter we shall advocate woman
suffrage because the girl gives ev
idence of becoming a good democrat
shes always thirsty
Patriotic Demonstration
Monday evening shortly after the
news of the American naval victory
off Manila was -flashed over the wires
to our city a boufire Jf barrels and
boxes was built on -Main street an
vils andpowder wasprocured and for
an hour the roar of the cannons of the
Asiatic squadron was echoed in Val
entine A fife and drum corps fur
nished martial mnsic for thp crowds
and as each thunderous rej iC de
noting American victory and Spanish
defeat resounded through the city
cheer f ter cheer went up from the
crowds gathered about the bonfire
Free Cuba -Avenge the Maine
swelled from the throats of this pa
triotic assemblage Sprockets Ro
man candles and in some instances
revolvers furnished the pyrotechnic
display
Mrs John Dnun Dead
Bied at her residence in Valentine
May 3 1898 of paralysis Mrs John
Dunn whose maiden name was
Hannah Slisbury
The deceased was born in England
March 18 1827 At the age of one
year she with her parents moved to
Lorain county Ohio She was mar
ried to her husband John Dunn Jan-
I uary 25 1849 and the couple have
lived happily and peaceably together
for over 49 years during which time
seven children were born to them five
sons and two daughters of whom but
one son and one daughter remain with
the husband to mourn her loss The
deceased was aged 71 years 1 month
and 15 days J
The funeral services were conducted
from the M E church Tuesday May
3 at 3 oclock p in the Rev O T
Moore officiating Many sympathiz
ing friends followed the remains to
their last resting place
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COKDETTE is a new stiffening fabric
for ladies dresses It is light and el
egant and being absolutely waterproof
BainSFWo Effect Upon It
A dress saturated ivith water will still
retain its form and fresliness Paris
tlie great centre -of fashion has enthu
siastically endorsed
ORDETTE
and has been quick to appreciate its
great intrinsic merit as a shape giving
Tabric
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GENERAL MERCHANTS
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WE ARE SOLE AGENTg
SPRING CLEANiHG
The Largest and Finest Selected Stock -of
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PAPER
In Northwest Nebraska
and VARNISH at - - -
WHITE LEAD OIL COLOES
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Ladies and Gents also a limited amount of Winter Goods
Which we will Close Out at Cet to make Boom
For our New Spring Goods which will arrive this week
Our Ifew Goods will all be Up-to-Bate in Stylo
as well as prices Fresh Groceries and Flour just received
and will be sold Cheaper than hy any Competitor
Come and see our bargains before you send your money out of
the country
S Furnishing Goods Trunks and
Look over our Dry Goods Gents
Jo Valises and get our prices before purchasing elsewhere
ONLY A FEW SUITS LEFT
And they -wont be left mnch longer
if we keep selling them as rapidly as
we have been doing during the last
few weeks Eemember that we are
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We have a fine line to select from
COMPLETE SIZES-
STYLISH SHAPES
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SELLING ALL CLOTHING AT COST
Because we want to close out our
stock We are not buying any more
and want to net rid of what we have -
We are not however closing out our -
DRY GOODS CSOCERIES OR SHOES
And these lines are complete and will remain so
We have an especially tine stock ot groceries
and sell them at prices which cannot be duplicated
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