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Main Street , First Door Korth of S tetter's
E.O.R JACKSON
DENTIST
Office over T. C. Hornby's store
Stairway on * vest side
Operations as nearly painless as
possible.
J. S. ESTABROOK
COUNTY
SURVEYOR
All work executed with promptness
and accuracy
© ffiseat Estabrook Ilonsn on Cherry St.
VALENTINE , NEB-
O.W.MOREY
THE VALENTINE
WATCH / MAKER
AND JEWELER
Carries a full line of ster
ling silver novelties fy
i < 1s
FOR SALE AT ALL SALOONS
IN THE 01TY
Stationery ,
We have just rece ifed a
fine assortment of box
payers White , Tinted ,
ruled and itttntletl ,
Prices , lOcl e , 2Oc ,
35c ,
Tablets.
Ruled or unruledNote
t and letter sixes.
Quigley * s Drug Store
We rireIfenf * for
Pasteur lilackley Vaccine
A. M. MORRISSE1
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
VALENTINE , NEI
0. A. WELLS J. B. WELL
WELLS BROS.
ENTISTS
Office over
Cherry Conttfy ftanh
A. N. COMPTOK
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
Office at Quigley's Drug Store
Front
Nights-Upstairs-Ked
Straj/eb or Stolon.
Several head of horses and cat
tle , branded
Amos Strong , Valentine , Neb.
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WESTERN NEWS-DEMOCRA1
EGBERT GOOD , Editor and Publishe ;
$1.OO Per Year in Advance
PUBLIbllED EVERY THURSDAY.
Entered at t b e Post-office at Valentine. Cherr :
eounlTt Nebraska , as Second-class matter.
This paper will be mailed regularly
to its subscribers until a definite ordei
to discontinue is received and all ar
rears are paid in full.
f'omtnff Events.
St. Valentine's Ony February 14
Fanr.rr's Instltuie February 16 and 17.
K. P. MaS'-im-iale cirni\al ; , M.mh IT.
Cou tj rmnmis-tioners X'a di il
Assessor's Meeting Mauh.it
Fine new line of Shoes at T. C
Hornby'a.
A full line of feed always ? on ham
at Pettycrevr'jj.
Elegant line of new dress goo3s a
T. C. Hornby's.
Comic and sentimental valentine
at O. W. Morey'rf.
The Red Front quotes some goo
prices in this week's paper.
Charley Bullis has been tending ba
for F. Fischer this week.
David Hanna , of Woodlake , was
Valentine visitor last Friday.
Dick Zelian is laid up with th
grip , and can't run the laundry.
Dr. R. K. Lanjjson has moved hi
hospital from Gordon to Chadron.
D. Stinard is closing out all hi
heavy goods suits , overcoats , etc.
Ed T. Ross , of western Cherr'cour
ty , was in town this week on business
Thompson & Wilson have an intei
esting advertisement in anothe
column ,
Wanted 1,000 bushels of shelle
corn and 500 bushels of oats at W.
Pettycrew's. 48
Daniel Reinert and wife , of Ains
worth , are here on a visit with thei
son , George.
Enoch Flowers went out to ' 'Yank
O'Bryan's Tuesday to do some cai
penter work.
The K. of P's. will give anothe
carnival on the eve of St. Patrick'
day , March 17.
John Grooms , of near Sparks , has
new wagon , purchased of D. S. Luc
wig this week.
Fred Miller has a new dray wage
and is proud as a boy with his firs
pair of boots.
E. R. Vandegrift was in town froi
Brownlee the first of. the week eland
land business.
Gus Carlson's youngest child , a li'
tie boy , has been very ill of pnex
monia this week.
The next meeting of the nations
live stock association will be held a
Fort Worth , Texas.
Remember the Farmer's Institut
to be held in Cornell's hall.Valentint
February 16 and 17.
Davenport & Thacher present ou
readers with a few prices this wee
which are hard to beat.
D. S. Ludwig has been confined t
his room for the past two weeks wit
a severe attack of the grip.
E. McDonald has been quite ill thi
week but we are pleased to note tha
at this writing he is improving.
To Cure n Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets. A
drusKists refund money if it iails to cure. Voi
The genuine baa L. B. Q. on eacb tablet.
P. O. Parsons , photographer , wil
take a few pupils in photography a
the low rate of $15.00 per month.
J. M. Carpenter was confined to hi
home several days this week with ;
sore throat and kindred ailments.
Dr. Dwyer reports the arrival of ;
girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ma :
E. Viertel , Crookston , on the 26th.
Jacob Lapointe and Louise Rich
ards , of Rosebud , were married b ;
his honor , Judge Towne , last Friday
David Hanna and Washington Hon
ey are going to Hot Springs , Arkan
aas , to spend the balance of th <
winter.
Carlson & Anderson carry a nic <
line of picture frames , light hard
ware , etc. , which they advertise ii
this paper.
Luella Ledgett , aged 45 years , dice
last night of pneumonia. Funera
will take place this afternoon at 2:30 :
from the Methodist church.
Frank C. Good , brother of the pro
prietor , came up from Lincoli
Sunday night and contemplates mak
ing this his home in the future.
I Born , Sunday morning , January 30
1899 , to J. H. Quigley and wife , a fim
boy baby. All parties concerned are
doing nicely , but Jim was laid up f01
a few days.
Hay.
Correspondence solicited with par
ties prepared to cut and stack 500 t (
1,000 tons of hay during the season oJ
1899. EARL COMSTOCK , Man'gr ,
2t Brownlee , Nebraska
New Styles in Mackintoshes at T
C. Hornby's.
New Goodrich Sewing Machines al
T. C. Hornby's.
There are over two and a hall
million acres of government land ii
this county , but it is rapidly growing
less in quantity.
License to marry was granted Alvr
G. Skinner and Viola M. Estabrook
both of Lavacayesterday. The cere
mony will take place Sunday.
F. M. Whittecar , of Ainsworth , wai
in town Monday renewing his ac
quaintance with our citizens am
looking up the court house question
Geo. Reinert was sick abed yester
day with a bilious attack and consequently
quently we've had to get a 8rea
hustle on ourselves to get the papei
out on time.
Nina Longcor , one of our wel
known teachers , left for Harlan
Iowa , yesterday morning. She wil
attend the Shenandoah normal schoo
the coming season.
Bob Dorr , who has lived in the wes
part of the county so long that m
one knows when he first located there
is in town this week for the first tinn
in about eight years.
Five homestead entries were madi
at the local land-otiice Monday , fo
land near Brownlee , and one contest
This doesn't indicate that people ar
afi aid of Cherry county.
B. F. Carter , of Gordon , and T. B
Irwin of this county , attended thi
national live stock association a
Denver last week and report a ver
profitable and pleasant meeting.
Lieut. Wm. Yates , of the 1st cav
airy , came down from Fort Mead
yesterday morning and stopped a
the Donoher while on his way to Rose
bud to attend the issuance of supplie
There will be a masquerade ball ii
Woodman Hall , Merriinan , Februar ;
14 , 1899. Large hall , good floor , bes
music. Everybody cordially invited
Managers : A. Bowring. John Selder
and H. Godfrey.
Jule Ecoffey and John Fourier , o
Pine Ridge , were in town a couple o
days during the past week on thei
way to and from Rosebud reservatioi
where we are told the } ' contemplat
starting a store.
We were in error last week whe
we said Fred Folks had accepted ;
situation with Pettycrew. He wa
employed for one day only and is no )
clerking for McDonald. Will Clark
sou is working for Pettycrew.
J. A. Fike returned Saturday eve
ning from Illinois where he had bee
for several days attending a sic !
brother. He left his brother muc
improved and hopes are entertaine
for his recovery. Newport Republi
can.
Coyotes are playing havoc wit
sheep in Sheridan county. The } ' ar
so numerous that they travel in band
of six to fifteen. The sheepmen ar
becoming disturbed over the losse
sustained and several big hunts at
talken of.
T. H. Stanton , paymaster genera
of the U. S. Arm } ' , retired on accoun
of age , Monday , with the rank of ma
jor general , and will make his horn
in Omaha. Gen. Stanton has man ;
friends in Valentine and northwes
Nebraska who are interested in hi
welfare and would be pleased to shak <
hands with him once more.
Sandy Griswold and other cit ;
sports are urging the legislature ti
so amend the game law of the stati
that the open season for chicken am
grouse will begin August 1 , one montl
earlier than at present , and closi
December 1. And this they an
urging upon the ground that it wil
be a protection to the game. Th <
trouble with sports of this class i :
that they cannot shoot a full growi
chicken while on the wing , and the ]
want an opportunity to come up hen
and kill them with clubs. If th (
game law is amended , the open seasoi
should be made October to January
rather than earlier.
Judge Kinkaid held a special tern
of court here Tuesday and did consid
erable routine business in the fore
closure line. In order to expedite
matters at the regular term he took
this occasion to appoint Clarke &
Tucker as counsel for Andrew Chris
tiansen , now in jail. Lena George
applied for a divorce from Edmond
George , who has been in the peniten
tiary for some time for stealing cat
tle. About the most important case
decided was that of Reinert va Cherry
Countan appeal case growing out
of the law.passed two years ago re
quiring road overseers to fill old wells
in their districts. The court gave
the plaintiff judgment for $57.20. It
is the first case of the kind that has
been decided and was submitted to
the court last fall.
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To get room for our Spring stock.
Get our prices before purchasing
We also give a few prices on
ES
FOR CASH
Oregon Salmon , 3 cans for
B B Oysters , 2 cans for -
Ginger Snaps , 3 Ibs for -
Baking Powder , 3 Ibs for
Heinz' Pickles , per gallon
California Hams , per lb. , - 7c
G K X El IA L MERC LI A N TS
Doesn't care for large sales. lie wants large profits
METHODS CHANGE
Small profits and lots of 'em. That's what counts.
SEE THE POINT ?
If so , for further particulars call on
Kanch orders a specialty FamhaiXl & Dl
All our Heavy Weight Suits , Our prices on Boots and Shoes
Overcoats and Fur Coits ? , in men's are lower than anybody's , quality
boys' and children's , go at a sacri and fir considered3 and we have all
fice. btyles and sixes.
fice.Our
Our spring stock will soon been Practical Tailoring in all its
on hand and \ve must have room. branches.
D. Stinard , Clothier.
Wide Tire Wagons
Are acknowledged to he the best and to meet the growing
demand I ordered and
HAVE JUST EECEIVED A CAR LOAD
In addition to this L have just received a car of
"WIND MOTOE" WIND MILLS
"Which I am selling very cneaply
Try me before buying anything in my line elsewhere
Valentine Nebraska D. S. Ludwig
With a big line of Jacket ? , ( "ape ? , Collarettes , Dress
Goods , Caps , Clothing and everything you need to knep
you warm
We will have another t-hipment of goods in a few
days. We will sell these goods at a great bargain or
Tr li ! Horses
At your earliest opportunity call and see us
located in Morev's old stand on Alain sireet.
Thompson & Wilson > !
