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About Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1898)
V- t i jr ftifT kJ SIOUX CITY IA ROOMS 130 132 AND 134 3T NEW EXCHANGE BUILDING i r ST JOSEPH MO TY 7 L ATOPIC iPsrFirs tit ffiUAuil 1897 lip I yAVERAGSCMLY RECESPT3 53QO HOC S -2750 CATTLE 2G00SHSEF 5i CAPACITY 17500 100O0 ftOOO J JtPAILY CAPACITY USVAftDS SLSOOO -550000 J N t WOOD BKOTHEES LIVE STOGK AND GOffliSSSOfJ MERCHANTS SOUTH OMAHA AND CHiCACO Walter E Wood Cattle Salesman Henry C Lefler Hog Salesman WE FURNISH MARKET REPORTS FREE OF EXPENSE Write to us Write to u s MALLORY CHICAGO ILL INCORPORATED ESTABLISHED 1862 LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ONION STOCK YAEDS - NATIONAL BANE SOUTH OMAHA demonstrated in v the pa t that SIOUX NEBRASKA liooni 103 fixc hnngc ftldg Heferersees Telphone 141 SO ST PAUL MINN LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS stm MMhtth mmtn i vmnn utwi JOHN L CARSON Financial Manager D B OLNEY Cattle Salesman J M COOK Hog Salesman J A McIXTYKJl Kog Salesman C A CALDWELL Cashier COX JONES PACKERS NATIONAL BANK We have a large clientage among Nebraska Feeders and can always beat Omaha prices to Raneh customers IF NOTIFIED BEFORE SHIPMENT Flato Commission Company LIVE STOCK SALESMEN AND BROKERS Capita 10000000 Directors Salesmen W Flato Jr President Ed H Reid Pattt Plato Vice President Jim S Horn Cattle Salesmen J C Datilman Secretary E W Cahow Hog Salesmau John D Seitz Hugh Hitchcock Sheep Ed H Kied John P Clary Cashier SOUTH OMAHA NEBRASKA Correspondents DRUM FL ATO COMMISSION COMPANY Capital 50000000 CHICAGO KANSAS CITY ST LOUIS A Few Facts Eor Cattle Dealers It has beenrepeatedly Stands at top as a marketjFor Range Feeders You can satisfy yourself as to the truth of that starement by comparing the saie3 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 Sioux City is iti the field for fat cat- - tie as well as feeders The great beef slaughtering plant of the Cudahy Packing Co is ready for business The capacity of the Stock Yards has been greatly increased and you will find v- - excellent facilities for handling v y - - your business No chargesfcxcept for feed ordered if your cattle are not sold on our market The Sioux City Stock Yards Co jTQPr BrKBEN General Manager WESTERN NEWS DEMOCRAT EOBEET GOOD Editor and Publisher fusion Ticltet For Governor VV A Poynter For Lieutenant Governor A E Gilbert For Sscretary of State W F Porter For state Treasurer J B Meserve For State Auditor J F Cornell For Attorney General C J Smyth For Com Public Lands and Buildings J V Wolfe For Supt Fubllc Instruction W R Jackson For Congress Sixth District W L Greene For State Senator 14th District Otto Mutz For Representative 5lst District John H Shore For County Attorney A M Morrisisey For County Superintendent W F Morgareidge For County Coroner Dr J C Dwyer For Commissioner 3d District Albert Metzger Why dont we hear something about corruption or mismanagement in the navy department if all this talk is be ing made merely for political capital The republicans of the 14th district have nominated W H Eeynolds of Chadron for state senator Mr Rey nolds was at one time treasurer of Dawes count and is now in the ab stract business Wm D Rynum having lost his 400 a month job as chairman of trie national democracy now advises the members of that party to vote the re publican ticket This advice may bo taken by a few who still hold 400 jobs Alliance Grip One of the corps of surgeons at Chickamauga lr Huidekoper surgeon-in-chief tor 25000 men was nothing but a horse cat and dog doc tor in New York prior to the receipt of his commission as army surgeou No wonder sickness was rampant among the soldiers Judge Ilayward republican candi date for governor spent three days at Chickamauga had himself interview ed and said everything was all right at the camp Captain liny ward the Judges son was at the park three months and his description of scenes there are awful Which do you sup pose is the true story The editor of the ONeill Frontier hopes that the editor of this family de light will soon be able to dance in the sunlight of republican peace pros perity and happiness Thanks Bro Cronin wed just as soon dance in republican sunlight as any other but if we wait for that kind ot light be fore learning to dance our limbs will be too too old to keep time to the music Guess well have to continue fighting for reform Laat summer we were shown a let ter from an eastern firm of brokers which said they were afraid to invest in Nebraska securities because the states credit was being ruined by the demo pop administration Since that time the states indebtedness has been reduced over 700010 and the run ning expenses of the state cut down more than 1300 per day That broker was a wise man If thoderao pops continue destroying our credit at this rate she wont have any at all and what is more she wont need any Have you noticed how a republican squirms when he hears a demo pop talking about the last issue of nation al bonds Have you noticed how red he be comes when he hears the scandals of the war department discussed Have you not seen them get mad and say things about d d fools who wont see when the deficiency under the Dingley bill is mentioned Havent ypii seen tliem straddle when conversation turns on imperial ism g - t rtt x qsy t least four of thbig packing C C Hampton living northwest of Harrisburg received thirty carloads of cattle hers Friday of last week from northern California and Oregon They will be sold in lots to suit pur chasers and put on the range Kim hall Observer A special train of seventeen cars carried Cherry county cattle So market Tuesday afternoon Four cars were loaded at Georgia by Wilson and two by Bracketts and eleven were loaded at Crookston by Ridgeway Simpson Operator Gore was sent to these places nd cut in on the dispatchers wire to facilitate the running of che train From appearances this promises to be the big week of the season yes terdays big run of 236 cars being ex ceeded 255 cars 6852 cattle today an increase over last Tuesday of 1700 head and for the two days of 3200 over same period last week All kinds except strictly choice fed beeves were represented but the proportion of feed lot stuff was very small as com pared with the supply of western range stock and feeders made up a much larger part of the receipts than killing grades Large supplies had a cheapening tendency on under grades of all kinds but vhre quality was not lacking the demand was all right and prices were well sustained Drovers Journal Sept 27 The Chicago business letter to the National Stockman and Farmer of Sept 22 contains the following inter esting item A wager of Sico was made at the stock yards the other day that the combined receipts of cat tle at Chicago Kansas City Omaha and St Louis next year will fall 500o0 head short of the combined receipts at these points in 1897 when 59SG000 were received Everett Brown says Feeders all over the west are becoming agi tated as to where they are going to get their usual number of cattle to put on feed and it is a problem nobody can answer as I know of no locality where they have as many as they had a year ago I believe it Is a conservative estimate to predict that there will be nearly a million less cattle in the market at the principal mar kets in 1S90 than there were In 1S98 and that will mean higher prices for cattle than we have seen in years lteports on the new corn crop are not very promising and this is verified by feeders all over the country paying more for old corn at ths stations than the grain dealers can afford to give They certainly would wait for new corn If they thought it would iurp out all right Feeding corn at present prices is cer tainly more profitable than selling it but a par tial failure in the crop would mean higher prices than those prevailing now The Montana Stockman discussing the opening of the range season has the following to say There will be few if any canners or feeders go east from Montana this year The great bulk of the cattle that will be shipped from Montana will be of the beef order and many thousands will be taken for the east ern market and for export Under these conditions the predictions of good prices appear to have a good founda tion Another factor that is and will inure to the benefit- of the range cattle men is the alleged shortness in the supply Some growers do not believe there is while ethers quote statistics to prove that such a condition exists These latter point to the fact that for a number of years not only was there a great falling off in the breeding of cattle in the range states but the same policy was followed on the Pacific coast and in the middle west Last year every available hoof of feeder cattle was shipped from Texas and from the ranges in the far west to the feed lots so much was this the case in Texas this year that stockmen in that state went into Arizona and into In dian Territory and bought up all the young stock they could get to restock the Texas ranges Last fall everything was cleaned up in Utah and in Nevada iu Oregon and all through that section not com ing to the range country in any quan tity but going east to the feeders Xotieetq Son Res itlant PIonryAucuston will take notinH tlmt nn tln I J5t day of August 1S3S V It Towne Dopsntflipirsnuirmino tlioir Hlioh county uoesn umeir tlieir blush squirming j judge witnin and for Cherry county oXehragka incr their anirer and ineir ssuedan orderpf attachment fop the sum r SCraaaiing shCO in an action Dentine lieforftliim u iPivi indicate that as Greene expressed it Frank BotWentner is plaintiff ard Henry cApicaaBn uston is defendant ihat property of defendant they have a bad case The voters consisting of three head of hoi ses deiihed as are the jury in this instanoe and on ov 8 they will return a verdict of follows One 1 brown gelding io years old One 1 gray marc ahour 7 wars old Onel bay gelding io years old rrniU o inf ft has ueeu attached under sad order Said causp guilty against the gop on every was continued to the 7th day loi roctober isS at cnaree Dreierrea c iViv - 1V wKMislrm By A MiWoRiafiV Attorney J 9 houses intend establishing- branches- 3 rSfS Vs- lH i in the West Indies Swift Co al- i i ready have a refrigerator plant at Santiago de Cuba Receipts at South Omaha for the year 1898 to Saturday inclusive are 5 12412 cattle 1423725 hogs 819237 sheep a decrease as compared with same period 1897 ot 11100 cattle and an increase of 236769 hogs and 363 244 sheep O 4 o tua jS Price 25 cents m 2 - jEmaexMUjMaAmux CEO G SOHWALi This market alvays keepa a Chemieal National Bank New York S222 By F U WaiCOTT Attorney TT 1 j fi J g i TtJB Tn addition to a first class line of Steaks l Smoked JJams Breakfast JJacon At btettsrs Uld Stand on Ham Street VAj S3 cgO 37 Vi 4 rvr WB HE PALACE S irnry no HEADQUARTERS F LIQUORS Afr Of the Choicest Brai VALENTINE ooorojoQci ccvcr tvcqfcCfCO wvvvvvvvw srviivsjvpv vvvvt1 MRS HARRIS BOARD AND BAKER1 mits and Coj Meals at all houi First door SoutJ i i a Correspondents GZsSj Notice to property owners of i special meet ing of the village board of the viiUso of Valen tine Is ehraska for tle purpose of making special assessments for improvements lou wd each of you are herebv notiQed tliat a ppeeial meeting will be held of the vilatre iini rn in i rnrnno rt tma tniinfi r i r 1 WfWAt JscbnisKa attlie clerks QRlcelnsaUl villauo nu iTiday October 7 Ai jitHioimniAf VI OU U1J o uiquK n ror uie Purpose ot making special asrssmrts upon repairs and constrqetion of sidewalKs adjacent to and abutting upon the hereinafter described property to-wit- Lot live in i block ono of the original town of Valentine iou seven and efelit in block one of the original tmrn of Valentine ion and each of you nrd tliereforo notified to be present at ihc time and place aforesaid and then and thorc make any objections to o state ment concerning said assessments against you and each of you as you may consider prop er and show eause why said costi should no be certllled accordinc to law to the county erhofFlierrycount to b extended upon the tax list against said shove described prop erty by smd county clerk In addition io the Pro rata COSt Of nuhlimtinn 1ronF attest AM MOKUISSEV V V Sivayo Dated September CXC Also The DONO v la continually adding improvements an best equipped and most comfoij FIEST CLASS MODERN 7N NORTITWTTCT -- VJVOJJ II J ilJJliuU1 Hot and Cold Water rjcrOCfrjfCfcyofCfCf Cfcrcecrcfcvct cfttoiccrcrc w - sy 3P v -v ry v vpvsyvi c ccss s HERRY Excellent Bath Koom j OUNT w Valentine Nebrasla Every facility extended cu3tomfrs consistent with Exchange nought and sold Loans upon good seenritjj rates county depository E SPARKS President CHARLES SPAll C H CRSiEiLX President ESg TTfTITinrimV TT 1 T rtMTI 31 V KICl PfeANlK HC Al F Valentine Nebraska A Gemeral Banking Business Trai jBaya and Sells Ifcojnesiic and Forergfii N First iNal Highest market price paid and prompt retu Omaha JNational Jbank F S BUSH 513 South 13th Sfl Wc charge no commission 60 yearling heifere for sale cheap 35 J A Adamson JIUl JP rices for Feed Bran bulk 50c per cwt 9 00 ton Shorts bulk GOc per cwt 1100 ton Screenings 40c s700 Chop Feed 70c 1300 Corn 65c Oats 100 iottceto Xoii Ileaidant Henry Auguston non resident defendant will take notice that on the 18th dav or August ISM VV K Towne county judge within and for i her ry county Nehr issued an order or attachment for the sum of 12 00 wherein Amos Strong was plaintiff and Henry Auguston was defendant consisting of three head of horses described as follows One 1 brwn geldine 1Q years old One O gray niaresuout7vearsoId One l hay gelding ten years old hs been attached under said order Said cause was fpurinueu to the 7th day of October 1803 at 10 oclock a in AMOS dTUOXG 11ff 30- Wife Jjletzfril S F 7Ji jtamre on Uordon and i Horses ha ve same brai A Ileicanl oflQ person for information lei nnai convxenou oi any pel mg eaiuo wim auove urail Mrfrsliall Kennedy Neb - aome s on the leftj hip Horses 5 on left shoulder Brand Ls small Earmark z Quarter clip behind half eic cle forward on left ear Itange Lone free Lake mrq oara Hi lH bSM Lett ears tagged All catilel William Jl Lessee from Helntl Cody Neb DUn Either side low or - right Left Pir ot mttlofc Split Jtange head ot Hiv Creek