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About Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1898)
i I r 3k y CHICAGO 3T NEW EXCHANGE BUILDING f yv rrp w w - LIVE STOCK AND G0MMll3SICiN MEKCHAN1S SOUTH OMAHA AND GKiCAGO Waxteii E Wood Cattle Salesman Henry C Lepler Hog Salesman WE FURNISH MARKET REPORTS FREE OF EXPENSE Write to us Write to u s MALLORY SON ZIMMERMAN GO CHICACO ILL INCORPORATED SIOUX CITY IA ESTABLISHED 1862 ST JOSEPH MO KANSAS CITY I fl KIfllv 1 1 1 1 I mH m B 1 Ffii I M ftm w m iiiiiiiy hi ki isc ll m mas I q M aft g M SO ST PAUL MINN LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ROOMS 130 132 AND 134 SQUTH OMAHA NEBRASKA JOHN L CABSON Financial manager D B OLNEY Cattle Salesman J M COOK Hog Salesman J A McINTYHK Hog Salesman C A CALDWELL Cashier COX JONES COX LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS SOUTH OMAHA NEBRASKA Itoom 108 Echausc Bids TraflOK STOCK YAEDB NATIONAL BANK References Telphone 141 PACKERS NATIONAL BANK Wo have a large clientage among Nebraska Feede s and can always beat Omaha prices to Ranch customers IF NOTIFIED BEFORE SHIPMENT Flato Commission Company LIVE STOCK SALESMEN AND BROKERS Capital 10000000 directors Salesmen F W Flato Jr President Ed H Reid Paul Flato Vice President Jni S Horn Catte salesmen J C Dahlxan Secretary E W Cahow Hog Salesman John D Seitz Hugh Hitchcock Sheep Ed H Hied John P Clary Cashier SOUTH OMAHA NEBRASKA C orrespondents DRUM FLATO COMMISSION COMPANY Capital 50000000 S W Corner 15th and Douglas Streets Omaha BATES 100 to 150 Per Day 500 to 700 Wept ST LOUIS 1 WW Hariri otiv m Should be preserved in a mans dress Jnst now in these days of falling leaves shades of brown are popular and a bit of autumnal color may be added in a nice scarf at 50c or as high as 200 The proper relation of the light overcoat to the falf suit is worth consider ing too We are showing a great variety of very handsome patterns in suits for men and an equal range of goods in light weight overcoats 800 1000 1250 and 1500 gets some of the best that is made in our factory and every garment is warranted Our furnishing goods department supplies the decora tive touches in neckwear and gloves We suggest a call when in Omaha or a demand for a free catalogue Telephone No 67 REED HOTEL MRS JOHN REED Proprietress STOCKMENS PATRONAGE ESPECIALLY SOLICITED gBth St Between L and M Streets South Omaha Nebr A Few Facts For Cattle Dealers It lias bceiOrepeatedly jlCiuuMsn entcw the past that SIOUX CITY A U Stands at top as a market for Range Feeders You can satisfy yourself as to the truth of that starement by comparing the saies at Sioux City last year with those at any other competitive market You can also ask your neighbors who have sold ca ttle at Sioux City This year Siouxr City is in the field for fat cat tle as well as feeders The great beef slaughtering plant of the Cudttby Packing Co is ready for business The capacity of the Stock Yards has been greatly increased and you will find excellent facilities for handling your business Itfo charges except for feed ordered if your cattle are not sold on our market The Sioux Uity Stock Yards Co JOH HKEENE General Manager v With Morrissey in the county at torneys office the people can feel that the interests of the taxpayers will be taken care of People will always know that their attorney is at wrork if needed The Longpine Journal thinks Cher ry county 13 a good field to work in and so runs a Woodlake department We wish our brother success He knows a good thing when he sees it Some day he will take to printing Brown county news and then the Aips worth papers will have to look out for their prestige Meanwhile we believe that Bro Leach now has a righteous kick coming and to his tender mercies we commit the offender According to reports Brovr n is still being defeated by Greene on the stump Wherever the two men ap pear the audience gets red in the face applauding Greene and the air turns blue with republican curses This is no yellow story we would violet our principles by telling a falsehood about the matter so we orange to tell the truth at all times or say nothing Paste this in your hafc no mediocre man will wear the congressional pur ple from the Sixth after the election T F Kelly of Crookston was nom inated for representative on the repub lican ticket one week ago last Satur day but not a republican in town could be found who would tell ye edi tor of the fact until the following Fri day This is not very flattering to Mr Kelly and he can justly feel agrieved at the treatment accorded his candidacy He is a very good man we are told but running for represen tative on the republican ticket is a forlorn hope this year Political lines will be drawn close and this means the election of the whole fusion ticket A short time since John Li Tanner governor of Illinois said The re publican party has prosecuted and is about to conclude a highly successful war1 and The Commentator remarks I may be mistaken but I do believe it will re quire more than the empty vaporings ol a dis credited blatherskite to lead sensible folk to think that one party or the other carried on and concluded the war with Spain Claims such as that made by Tanner whether advanced by republicans or democrats are an insult to the American people who forgetting party affiliations loyally and patriotically supported the president and without one thought of politi cal creeds offered up their lives on the field of battle in the cause of humanity and for the greater glory aud honor of their country No soldier or sailor of the United State3 because he was a democrat or a republican but did what John E Tanner did not do because they were Americans and when he or any other man speaks as he did he libels them and proclaims himself to be a two legged full brother to those quadrupeds which run mainly to ears and a bray The action of the populist and dem ocrat representative conventions at Korden last Saturday in nominating John Shore for representative will meet with the approval of every voter in the two counties who believes in electing good men tp office Mr Shore represents all that is good in his party is thoroughly honest highly con scientious perfectly capable of making a good representative and so far as we are able to learn hasnt an enemy in the world of his own making Pol itically many may differ with him but none can say that he is not a good man Mr Shore will be elected un doubtedly and when the returns are all in we believe that his majority will be larger than that of any other man voted for in Cherry or Keya Paha counties His election means a triumph for reform and one more Yote for Senator Allen iLKkL4tmK 2LWi1tmiwij9JiVJ MW trrtV R aT Fiulflfs was in from bis ranch nir of Uff week He says the report that lie had sold EOBEET GOOD Editor and Publisher hi3 lnterestg in this county wa8unlni0 Fusion Ticket For Governor n W A Poynter For Lieutenant Governor A E Gilbert For Socretary of State VV F Porter For state Treasurer J H Meserve For State Auditor J F Cornell For Attorney General C J Smyth For Com Public Lands and Buildings J 7 Wolfe For Supt Public Instruction W R Jackson For Congress Sixth District W L Greene For State Senator 14th District Otto Mutz For County Attorney A AT Morrisbey For County Superintendent W F Morgarcidge For County Coroner Dr J 0 Dwyer VW 6 Uomstock late of Miles City Montana who is a partner with Jiart lett Richards in the Enlow ranch which was recently purchased in the sand hills has rented J A Habeggers house on Egan street for the winter and will make Chadron his future home v Mrand Mrs Comstuck will be a valuable addition to the society of Chadron and they are heartily wel comed to this city Chadron Journal The New Mexico sheep breeders may have killed the goose that laid the golden egg by holding the price of lambs too high for popular demand In speaking on this subject Hon J C Evans of Larimer county said It looks as though lambs were going to be too high for the feeders this year They are selling at 2 a head in Itfew Mexico and are firm at that figure The country there is full of buyers from Kansas and Nebraska and they are paying the price We would be willing to pay as high as 175 but that is as high as we care to go We will feed some lambs but the number will be far behind what was fed last year The margin is too close for this risk There has been a marked improve ment in the lastten or twelve years in the character of Texas range stock and some ranches now have grades that for all practical purposes are as good as pure breds this is however true only ou such ranches as have used nothing but pure bred sires Whac is true in Texas will be found true in all sections of the country The markets especially the eastern outlets are becoming more and more discriminating every year and nothing but the very best will command a price that will pay for production It is not a question of whether a pure bred sire of good individuality can be afforded ne is an absolute necessity and without him no man is justified in attempting to raise beef cattle Farm Stock aud Home The ordinary trotting bred driver is the horse that has been most largely chosen for cavalry purposes and in deed of all our horses seems to be best suited for the uses of our army says the Horseman This is the class of horses which barring farm workers and plugs of all descriptions is the last to feel the effects of advancing prices Natural ly the supply is the most generous aud hitherto the demand has been the most slack Consequently when we consider that even for this variety prices have so far advanced beyond the paying point as to induce breeders to begin to stock up with great num bers of brood mares we can only ad mit that the business is once more in a heatthy condition The Kansas Experimental Station has sent out a very interesting bulle tin on the subject of blackleg and among other conclusions reached by exhaustive research are the following Blackleg is infectious but not con tagious being caused by a germ which enters the system through the medium of a wound or sore the body of an animal which has died of the disease swarms with germ3 and it should be burned where it lies many kinds of soil3 retain the blackleg germs for an indefinite period hence a range which has produced blackleg should be abandoned no cure for blackleg has yet been found but it may be prevent ed either by vaccination or isolation from infected ranges The bulletin describes the disease as as follows The characteristic symptoms of this disease and by which alone it can usually be recognized is tlie appearance of large swellings on various parts of the body usually ou or near the upper portions of the legs and never below the hock or knee joints The swellings vary in size but are always formed by the presence of gas that has collected in tiia tissue meshes beneath the skin Tins gas is a product of the blackleg bacilli When the hand is passed over these swellings a characteristic crackling sound is produced When incised with a knife a bloody fluid with a disagreeable and sickening odor is discharged The principal general symptoms of the disease are loss of appetite high fever and lameness when themuscle3 of the legs are affected Near ly all affected animals die within one and one half to three days from the time of attack 60 yearling heifers for sale cheap 35 J A Adauson Notice to jtfon Eesident Defendant In the District Court of Cherry County Ne braska Lynn W Tarker Tiaintiff vs Pauline E Tarker Defendant To Pauline E Parker Non resident defendant You are hereby notified that on the 23rd day of August 1833 Lynn W Parker fded a petition against you hi the District Court of Cherry County Nebraska the object and prayer of which are to obtain a divorce from you ou the ground that you have willfully abandoned the plaintiff withouc good cause for the term of two years last past You dre required to answer said petition ou os ueiui c luuuuay uuiuuer a leuo w PARicER Piaintiti By A M Moebisskjt his Attorney 8 SO rC 4 4- - - - - Si IU r4v Aiv r - wi ill V i i r b a 8 p i s h Til V srSi B SiiIb 8 iSS Iii addition to a first class liiK Smoked Hams Ureakfai At Stutters Old Stand on Main Street i0 S9 8 S3 THE PALACE - A HEADQUARTERS 1 - 1 wres liquors and- Gxm Of the Choicest Brands VALENTINE NEBRASKA 4 CP 0 MRS HARRIS BOARDING HOUSE AND BAKERY Price 25 cents g gjn and Confectionery Meals at all hours First door South of Valentine Bank 8JStcAeEtS A S cpa da Sj s e b 5 T t 39 4s 22 rhe DONOHER A k Mjr T- Ml 1 II B Tk 9 3 3 xv - va xSSSS OS A c - s continually adding improvements and it is now the best equipped and most comfortable FIRST CLASS MODERN HOTEL IN NORTHWEST NEBRASKA Hot and Cold Water Excellent Dath Room Two Sample Rooms Tnios Adtmison JDcfesident Will take notice that on the 30th day of August 1S08 Vines INI A C Tjiachek Viuginia If riiAcmcR v For themselves Cathakike V Tiiachhr and Kaliii TiiACAKi By A E Thaeher their and J legally appointed guardiau Milks Thacaek Ilaintilfs herein fded their petition in the District Court or Cherry county Nebraska against said defeudent James Adamson the object and prayer of which was to foreclose a curtain mortgage executed by the delendent to J M Thaeher now deceased Said plaintiffs are the legal heirs of the said J M Thaeher deceased upon nA of the nwM and thcswJi of thenwJd ann ihe nwJ4 of the nei to secure the payment of a certain promissory note dated Aprd 25 1S2 for the sum of 200 due and payable April 25 1393 That there is now due upon said note and mortgage the sum of 200 and interest at 10 per cent Irom April 25 1894 Plaintiffs pray for a decree that the defend ent be required to pay the same or that said premises may be sold to satisfy the amount found due You are required to answer said petition on or before the 10th day of October 1898 Virginia C Thacubu ei el By J W Tucker Plaintiffs Attorney 32 Notice to Creilitoia In the County Court of I Cherry Coxnty j In the matter of the estate of Edward Dahlgrin deceased To the creditors of said estate You are hereby notified that L will sit at the county court room in Valentine in said county on the 24th day of September 1893 to receive and examine all claims against said estate with a view to their adjustment and allowance The time limit for the presentation of claims against said estate is tight months from the 1st day of February A it 1898 and the time limit for payment of debts is one year from said 1st day of February 1S93 Given under my hand aud court this 27 day of SEAL I the seal of said August 1893 W K Townk County Judge 5 wS Metzger Bros iu a KaLri afetvggJSJi SSS Alscgrj mi I low Oh right Left ear ot cattle Split Bange head of Hay CreeTc I is 0 ft h HERR Bounty R ANK Vj f ijjw - - Valentine Nebraska Every facility extended customers consistent with conservative banking Exchange bought and sold uuns upon good security solicited at reasonably rates County depository E SPARKS President CHARLES SPARKS Cashier C H CBTSIL1L President M V KICHOIDSO CasMer a u s A a a t sf I Pk s W d vm r iir a VJ a SL tisna 2 a cci a SUM Ecssa 0 Valentine Nebraska A General Banking Business Transacted Bays aail ScISs Domestic and UTorelgn Exchange Corre8ioiilcista Chemical National Bank New York First National IJank Omaha Xebr anied Highest market price paid and prompt return 3 Pieference Omaha National Bank E S BUSH COMPAN 513 South 13th St OMAHA NEB- Wc charge no commission Strayed Two 2 yr old steers brand ed H on left side and thigh and E on left thigh Geo Higgins Brown lee Nebraska Pullman Neb Cherry Co Brand on left side and thigh Earmark sqiare crop right ear Southern branded cattle have but one brand on left side Native cattle have throat wattle Baime on cordon and Snake Creeks Horses have same brand on left thigh A IScivartl of 100 will be paid to any person for information leading to the arrest and final conviction of any person or persons steal ing cattle with above brand Marshall Wolfonden Kennedy Neb L3 hnuip nn Tii iprrr7iv2Li3 liiri - is23 Horses E on 12ft shoulder Brand is small Earmark Quarter clip behind half cir cle forward on left ear Bange Lone Tree Lake i jftm ife ggJiES Dam Hudson Simeon Neb Left hip on cattle Left 3huulder on horses Some horses Ltizy n on left shoulder Bangc between Gordon and Snake Kiver and Niobrara gS5S33Kiver Left ears tagged All cattle dehorned William M Dunbar Lessee from Heine Krocger Cody Neb DUfi Either side Jf 4 r Y 3