BARGAINS IN
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49 Vouts and Pants that sold at 40c now at -
' 30 Dozen Wool Fleeced Ribbed Vets and 57oE
! < Pants that sold at 75 cents now
50 Dozen Gents Cotton Merino Shirts and
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Drawers that sold for 40 cents now
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Dealers in
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Main Street , First Door North of Stetler's
R.O.R. JACKSON
DENTIST
Ofioc over T. C. Hornby's store
Stairway on A'est side
Operations as nearly painless as
possible.
J. S. ESTABROOK
COUNTY
SURVEYOR
All work ixecuted with promptness
and accuracy
Office at Estabrook IlonsR on Cherry St.
VALENTINE , N
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0. W.MOREI
| THE VALENTINE
WATCH x MAKER
AND JEWELER
Carries a full line of frtcr-
A ling silver novelties
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FOR SALF AT ALL SALOONS
IN THE OITY
Stationery ,
IFe Jits vej tint reai ivcfl a
fine fiKSorttttcnt of box
TF7 * 'fr , Tinled ,
unruled ,
, lOc,15c , 2Gc , 25r.
35c ,
Tablets ,
Ititte.il or iinrttfetl-- Note
pavliet and l
Quigley fs Drug Store
II "e ttre if/cnf * for
I'ttttfetrr Itlachley
A. M. MOHRISSKY
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
VALENTINE , NKB
' . A. WELLS J. B. WELLS
WELLS BROS.
DtNTIST
Office over
1'/terry Coitittytit it If
A N. OOMPTON
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
Office at Quigley's Drug Store.
Front
Nights-Upstairs-Red
Slraj/rb or Stolon.
Several head of hornet ? and cnt-
tle , branded
Amos Strong , Valentine , Xeb.
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i WESTERN NEWS-DEMOCRAT I
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ROBERT GOOD , Editor and Publisher
$ t.O ( ) Per Yeur in Ad vane *
FUBLllsHKn EVERY THURSDAY.
Entered at ttie Poat-offlce at Valentino. Cherry
county. Nebraska , as Second-clans matter.
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This paper will be mailed regularly j !
to its subscribers until a definite order
to discontinue is received and all ar
rears are paid in full.
St. Valentine's Day- February 14
Fanner's Institute February 16 and 17.
K. P. Masquerade carnival , March IT.
Count- Commissioners March 21
Assessor's Meeting March 21
Fine new liue of Shoes at T. C.
Hornby's.
Geo. Webb was over from Rosebud
Saturday.
J. F. House was over from Rosebud
Fridav.
H. B. Cox was over from Rosebud
Monday.
Wanted Baled hay. Davenport &
Thacher.
A full line of feed always on hand
at Pettvcrew's.
Elegant line of new dress foods at
T. C. Hornby's.
The past week has been a good one
for coal dealers.
Comic and sentimental valentines
at O. W. Mercy's.
The Twelfth Infantry left St. Louis
Monday for Manila.
The groundhog saw. his shadow last
Thursda } ' . Ntiff aaid.
H. R. Sears , one of the Cody cattle
men , was in town Monday.
Despite the cold weather last week
very few water pipes burst.
Rev. Bates held regular services at
the Episcopal church Sunday.
The Christian Endeavor are talking
of a social for the near future.
Business has been pretty dull this
week on account of cold weather.
D. Stinard is closing out all his
heavy goods suits , overcoats , etc.
W. A. Parker was up from Wood-
lake on a short business trip , Friday.
St. Valentine's day next Tuesday.
Wonder if our friends will remember
us.
Wanted 1,000 bushels of shelled
corn and 500 bushels of oats at W. A.
Pettycrew's. .48
"Micky" Ward is in town this week
waiting for his law case which will be
heard Monday.
Remember the Farmer's Institute
to be held in Cornell's hallValentine ,
February 16 and 17.
E. McDonald has been confined
to his room all week , but is improving
in health at present writing.
To Uiirp n Col < l in O e l > ny.
Take LaxHtivr Brome Qnminfi Tablets. All
: lste refund money If it fails to rum. aJ5c.
The genuine hai L. B. Q. on each tablet.
John Ormesher went to Lead City
Monday night to be absent for several
weeks on business and pleasure.
Rumors of another troop of cavalry
for Fort Niobrara still float in the
air , but they are only rumors.
A farm to rent to a farmer for one
or three years , cash or grain rent. I
Call at this office for particulars. '
P. O. Parsons , photographer , will
take a few pupils in photography at
the low rate of $15.00 per month.
The Clara Hanmer Theatre Co. is
headed this wa- from the Hills.
They played in Crawford last week.
A "First Church of Christ Scientist"
was organized at Chadron last week
and articles of incorporation have
been filed.
H. Cornell returned this week from
Omaha and will spend the balance of
the winter in Valentine with his son ,
C. H. Cornell.
In the southeast room of the school
house Monday the thermometer reg
istered eight below. The furnaces
soon changed it , however.
Look out for a surprise in the way 1
of government improvements this '
spring or summer. We are not at (
liberty to say more at present. | (
To THE PUBLIC : Arthur Bowring
has nothing to , do with the masquer
ade ball in Merriman , and his name
was put on the list by me. H. God-
frej' .
John Brown was in town ± rom Rosebud
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bud Friday and made a deal with
Walter Meltendorff whereby he became - ' j
came the owner of that gentleman's
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saddle horse. j
At Billings , Montana , the thermometer - i
mometer registered 56 degrees below I
zero last Friday. No wonder votes 1 :
for United States Senator are worth e
$30,000 in that state. , d
Hay.
Correspondence solicited with par-
ties prepared to cut and stack 500 to
1,000 tons of hay during the season of
11899. EARL COMSTOCK , Man'gr ,
2t Brownlee , Nebraska.
New Styles in Mackintoshes at T.
C. Hornby's.
Dan Ludwig has recovered from his
recent sick spell.
New Goodrich Sewing Machines at
T. C. Hornby's.
Mrs. Joe Roth , of Fort Niobrara ,
is reported to be quite ill this week.
Sheriff Strong expects to have
another boarder at his free hotel this
evening or tomorrow.
J. A. Hornback of the City Hotel
was confined to his room a day or two
this week with the grip.
"Bill and Jim" Steadman were in
town the latter part of last week ,
from their ranch near Pass.
The city council has contracted
with Jas. Longland to build a new
hose house , 12 by 30 feet in size.
Mrs. C. R. Walcott has been quite
ill the past week. Her mother is ex
pected up from Hastings this week.
Ed Clarke has been out at Chester
field the past week establishing him
self on a valuable claim adjoining the
Waite ranch.
Dallas Draper , cousin of Mrs.
Farnham , returned home to Iowa via
St. Joe , Missouri , Tuesday , after a
short visit here.
The Bassett Leader contains more
typographical and orthographical
errors every week than any six other
papers in this section of the state.
Mr. Thompsen , of Cooper , is moving
onto the Hansen place near the river
this week and will make raising
garden truck a specialty this summer.
The sundry civil appropriation bill
reported to the national house of
representatives contains an item of
$4,000 to complete the resurvey of
Grant and Hooker counties.
Lent begins next Wednesday , Feb
ruary 15. Now is the time to get out
the sackcloth and ashes which were
discarded last year without any signs
of wear appearing thereon
The Minnechaduza Mill is so far
behind its orders that it is compelled
to run Sundays. A car of rye flour
was turned out last Sunday to fill an
order received about Christmas time.
Henry B. Foster , who has been
working for Geo. Schwalm , left yes
terday morning for Schaller , Iowa ,
and other points , for a month's visit.
Charley Schwalm has decided to not
go to Virginia.
Friday night was the coldest this
country has seen since ' 91. The gov
ernment thermometer went down to
32 degrees below zero. In ' 91 it went
to 36. Saturday night the mercury
registered 30 below.
F. E. Gillette was up from Ains-
worth Monday looking after his inter
ests as mortgagee of the Cora Gil
lette millinery stock. The attach
ment case will be heard on the 14th
inst , and the replevin case on the 15th
Max E. Viertel was down from
Crookston Tuesday and asked us to
announce that the M. W. of A. would
give a dance and supper at Crookston
on the evening of February 14 , to
which a general invitation is ex
tended.
The Chadron District Ministerial
Association will meet in Crawford
about the middle of May. This
district embraces territory oetween
Harrison and Cody , so a large
gathering of reyerends may be
expected.
While in town this week Stcadman
Bros , had some of our local con
tractors figure on putting up a 20 x 40
building on the Gordon this spring.
The building is to be used for a gen
eral merchandise store and have an
M. W. of A. hall upstairs.
Pete Simons was at Fremont this
week as a local representative at the
state camp of the M. W. of A. We
understand he did not attempt to
blow out any electric lights this time.
Wm. Taylor was in charge of his dray
business during his absence.
Walcott & ; Stevenson have let the
contract for building an addition to
their livery barn to McBride. The
new building will just double the
capacity of the barn and is an evi
dence of prosperity on the part of
this firm which we are pleased to
note.
"Shell out the nickels and dig up
the dimes , turn 'em loose and whistle
and we'll have better times , " sings
the Charles City , Iowa , Pressman.
There will be fewer patches on the
bosom of our pants and we'll make a
better paper if we get half a chance.
Don't give us the old story long
gone to seed , 'bout taking more
papers than the family want to read ,
but help to feed the printer and he'll q [
help your town to grow , and thus S
escape the sulphur in the regions h
down below. 11
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To get room for our Spring stock.
Get our prices before purchasing
We also give a few prices on
FOR CASH
Oregon Salmon , 8 cans lor
B B Oysters , 2 cans for - 25c
Ginger Snaps , .3 Ibs for - S5c
Baking Powder , 3 Ibs for
Heinz' Pickles , per gallon
California Hams , per lb. , 7c
GENERAL MERCBANTS
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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 FatIlham & Dl
All our Heavy Weight Suits ,
Overcoats and Fur Coats , in men's
boys' and children's , go at a sacri
fice.
fice.Our
Our spring stock will soon been
on hand and we must have room.
Our prices on Boots and Shoes
are lower than anybody's , quality
and fit considered , and we have all
otyles and sizes.
Practical Tailoring in all its
branches.
D. Stinard , Clothier.
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Are acknowledged to be the best arid to meet the growing
demand I ordered and
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CAE LOAD
In addition to this I have just received a car of
"WIND MOTOK" WIND MILLS
Which I am selling very cneaplv
Try me before buying anything in my line elsewhere
ValentiiiCj Nebraska D. S.
Tne price of horses seems to be
'looking1 up' ' a trifle in this section
) f countr } * At the Cummins sale last
rriday , the old black farm team solder
: or S82. "We understand this team
vas about 10 years old. Kushville
Standard.
Some one in town last Saturday
laid there was smallpox in Valentine ,
> ut the papers of that burg failed to
ecord the fact. A Valentine party
tate he heard a man from Nebraska
3ity went to Spring view through
Unsworth , exposing- many in the last
tamed town and being taken sick in
jpringview the whole town was
uarantined , but Supt. Cuff stated
Saturday evening that the plague
tad not reached that town. Norden
lorealis.
Stray eil or Stotcn.
One white-faced heifer.cominptwoin
the spring , branded J on left side
and M on left hip. Liberal reward is
offered by Chris Jensen , Gallop , Neb.
A'ofirc
Taken up by the subscriber Urine
mile * Miuihivcat l Cody on section 3 t
til
premises continually since. ? ]
. WILLIAM it
T < i/trn Up.
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