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i Our stock of Dry Goods , Shoes ,
Hats , Cape , Trunks , Valises , Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishings has been
4 ? replenished throughout and we now
4 ? ? hare home of the best values ever
offered for the money.
Get our prices on Groceries.
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4 ? VALENTINE NEBRASKA
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Of tinware and small hardware are our specialty , and
on them we make prices that imply cannot be beaten.
All goods new and of the first quality. Let us show
you what we have to offer3 whether you buy or not.
Another of our specialties is the making of picture
frames , and for that purpose we cany in stock a fine
line of mouldings. See our spring mattresses.
llj A. M. MOKRISSEiY
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DENTIST
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Offic * orer T. C. ITornby's store
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Stairway on west side
Operations as nearly painless as
possible.
M. RICE
REPRESENTS THE
PAKMEES' MUTUAL
and
SEBBASIA MERCANTILE MUTUAI
Insurance Companies of Lincoln
A. N. GOMPTON
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
Office at Quigley's Drug Store.
Nights-Upstairs-Red Front
J. S. ESTABROOK
COUNTY
SURVEYOR
work executed with promptness
and accuracy
Office at Estabrook Honsn on Cherry St.
VALENTINE , NEB-
M. WALCOTT
ATTORNEY
AND ABSTRAGTBR
Valentine , Nebraska
j Fraeticei in BUtrict Court and U. S. Land
, j Office. Real Ks'mte and Hunch Property .
I , bausht and sold. Bonded Abstractor.
! J. C. DWTER. E. H. DWTEE.
i DWYER BEOS.
j PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Superintendents of
A Private Hospital ,
For the Treatment of Diseases
All Kinds of Surgical Oper
ations Successfully
Performed.
NEBRASKA
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0. W.MOREY
THE VALENTINE
WATCH / MAKE ]
AND JEWELER
Carries a full line of ster
ling silver novelties
' . A. WELLS J. B. WKL :
WELLS BROS.
riST
Office over
Cherry Cou tty Hanft
C. M. SAGESEB
TONSORIAL
ARTIST
Hair cutting and shaving.
HOT AND GOLD BATH !
CODY , XEBR.
[ las recently started in business ar
offers bargains to all cash
buyers of
' * ' " Groceries
Corn
Outs
C/iop2 > ed Feed
Flour
Salt
&Iiddei Wire , Soft and Mar
Pine , Paints , Oils and nil
kinds of Ranchers' SupplU
UCCY PAINT
4O Cents pt-r Pin
WAGON PAINT
6O Cents per
From 1O Cents U
AT
' DRUG
PCLEY' STOR
We are Ae-ents for
O
Pasteur Blackleg Vaccine
WESTERN NEWS-DEM8CRA
ROBEBT GOOD , Editor and
Vl.OO Per Year in Advaitt
PUBLIUriED BVERY THURSDAl.
Entered at t too Post-otflce at Valentine. Cliei
Bounty. Nehraika. as Second-class matter.
This paper will be mailed regulai
to its subo ribers until a definite ord
to discontinue is received and all ?
rears are paid in full.
Events.
District Court April 10.
Junior League Entertainment April 12
Old Maids Convention April 19
Bishop Graves April 2J
Notice ,
Northern Star , Chapter No. 59 ,
E. S. . will elect officers for the ens
injr 3'ear at the next regular mceti
Tuesday evening , April 11. All me
bers of the order in good standing a
fraternally * invited to be present.
SARAH J. MUNSHOWER , W. :
J. W. MUNSHOWER , Sec'y.
Curfew rings at 8 p. m. now inste
of 7:30. :
Fence posts for sale at W. A. Pet
crew's. 1 (
White Ash Soap at Farnham
Dikeman's. 3-J
W. S. Garcelon was up from Lei
pine Tuesday.
Fine line of Mackintoshes on sale
Farnham & Dikeman's. 11
Tailor made clothing , guarantc
to fit. at T. C. Hornby's. ll
The live-months old child of Geor
Hershey died last night.
New York apple butter for sale
Farnham & Dikeman's. 3- :
Dave Hendersholt was in town fr
McCann Tuesday night.
Mrs. Boyer , of Lead City , S. D. ,
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. J. S. Davisson returned ho
to Longpine this morning.
Hay , grain and feed bought a
sold at "W. A. Pettycrew's. ]
F. M. and Leona Baumgartel w (
down from Crookston. Tuesday.
District court meets next wei
Commissioners week after next.
Mrs. Nels Rowley spent the week
Valentine visiting with friends.
Mrs. Gunderson , of Cody , visit
with friends in the city this week.
Stella Mae "Williams was over fn
Rosebud this week , visiting friends
A fine lot of fence posts for sale
Max E. Viertel , Crookston , Nebrasl
Xew Goodrich Sewing Machin
Prices as low as the lowest at T.
Hornbv's. 1 (
John R. Ballard was in town Tu
day , renewing acquaintance wi
Valentine citizens.
E. S. Eves , formerly of the Atk
son Graphic , has purchased t
O'Neill Independent.
Why pay $21.00 for a drop-he
Sewing Machine when T. C. Horn
sells them for $20.00 ? 11
E. J. Davenport is in Rock coun
buying hay this week to put in i
their contract at Fort Robinson.
Ben Brave , who was billed to spe ;
at the Episcopal church Saturd
night , failed to put in an appearanc
Call and see the $2.50 and 83.00 si
top ladies shoes sold by T. C. Hornt
They are made by up-to-date wor
men. 1C
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets ,
druggists refund money if it tails to cure. 21
The genuine has L. B. Q. on eacli tablet.
For sale , or will trade for cattle ,
desirable house and lot in the we ;
ern part of Valentine. Apply at tl
office. 4-6
It's about time to clean up t
streets , alleys and back 3rards , or t'
board of health will be getting aft
your scalps.
You get the best insurance frc
the Nebraska Mercantile Mutualai
Farmers' Mutual.and at a lower rat
I. M. Rice , agent. 10
The editor is a little under tl
rreather this week , our paper came
day late , and things are generally <
the bum in this office today.
Andrew Koralewski and Toi
Schaefer were down from Nenz
yesterday , exchanging wheat at tl
mill , in order to get new seed.
Bob McQuade was in town Tuesd ;
and paid $2.00 to have thjc paper se
to relatives in Ireland. Thus the i
fluence of the NEWS-DEMOCRATgroi
LeRoy Leach , of Woodlake , was
Valentine , Friday , on business. I
made this office a pleasant visit , ai
informed us that he intended spen
ing summer in the east.
Joe Burleigh , the big hearted stoc
man at Simeon , was in 'town sever
days this week. We are inform *
that he intends to move into Vale
tine in the near future.
T. C. Hornby has a fine line of ne
styles in men'g shirta. 9
Car load of trunks juat received :
T. C. Hornby's. He can suit you (
styles and prices. 12
W. G. Ballard. one of our proir.
nent stockmen from Dewey Lake pr
cinct , was in town Tuesday on bus
ness. He had just returned fro
Iowa , where he said the winter w ;
very severe.
A lot of cattle in Bourbon count
Kentucky , took refuge in a tobac <
storage barn during a storm la
week and twenty of them die
Another horrid example of havii
the vile weed around.
Wednesday evening , April 19. ;
"Old Maid's Convention" will be he
at Cornell's Hall , under the anspic
of the Christian Endeavor , the pr
ceeds of the convention going to tl
fund for Presbyterian parsonage.
Will Cramer bought the Jol
Elliott place on the north tab !
Tuesday , for $400. Will is one
Cherry county's risinr young farmei
and the purchase of this place mak
him the owner of 320 acres of ve
good land.
The gra } ' hound coursing matchp
off from time to time , and set to
run at Valentine , Sunday last , h
utterly failed as far as outside houn
are concerned. None went frc
Chadron , and Conductor .Leader w
not present with his pack. Chadr
News.
Easter services were held at t
Episcopal church Sunday morni
and evening , the Rev. J. M. Bat
officiating. The music for the occ
sion was furnished by a choir co
posed of Edna Fischer , Mrs. Robe
Good , C. M. Sageser and J. B. Wei
Mrs. J. B. Wells , organist.
By way of the Ainsworth Star-Joi
nal we learn that Alex Schlegel , t
well known surveyor , has received
appointment in the governme
ordnance department and has be
i assigned to duty in Porto Rico. Al
has many friends here who will wi
him success in his new vocation.
A visit to E. Breuklander's blac
smith shop just now is full of intere
he and his assistants being busy ;
the time. His new stone building
rapidly assuming proportions , a
when completed will make him an e
cellent wagon and paint shop. B
he still wants business. Read his i
in another column.
The editor visited Ainsworth In
Friday as a member of the executi
committee of the E. V. E. A. and ;
sisted Bros. Miles and Burleigh to i
range for the next meeting. We 01
lined a splendid program and if abe
40 or oO editors and their wives w
only turn out we'll have a glorio
meeting. Prepare to be present.
Bishop Anson R. Graves of t
Episcopal church , will visit Cher
county this month , holding servic
as follows : Woodlake , Saturda
April 22 ; Valentine , Sunday , April :
KennedT , Monday , April 24 : Cod
Wednesday , April 26 : Merrima
Thursday , April 27. The Bishop w
also hold services in Gordon on F :
day , April 28.
Homer Smith and family departt
Mondav morning for the east : Horn
going to Washington City where
good position awaits him in one
the departments , while Mrs. S ai
the children stopped off in Iowa
visit friends. Mr. Smith makes ;
efficient employee , and during h
stay here at- clerk in the Indian su
ply depot made man } warm frienc
Judge Towne received a letter fro
his daughter , Mrs. John M. Williai
son , dated at Valeta , Malta. Marc
15 , stating that her little daughti
had died. Tuesday he received
telegram stating that she was :
Hoboken , and would visit in Vermoi
ere coming home. Sergeant Williai
son went on to the Philippines wi1
his regiment , the Twelfth Infantr
which is expected to reach its dest
nation the iirst of next week.
They had a grand jury in
county last week , and the result w ;
indictments against three druggist
a saloon-keeper , a bartendera worns
and a joint keeper for selling liqut
without licenses : one against a lawy <
and one against a tough citizen f <
gambling ; one man got it for runnir
a house of prostitution and anoth <
for incest. The editor was in Ain
worth Friday , and no fewer than
persons asked him if he had brougl
a bottle along. Even the preache ;
are now refubed alcohol by the dru ;
gists.
Wall Paper.
Having the agency of the celebrate
"Alfred Teats Wall Taper , ' ' of Chicag' '
Illinois , you are invited to cull and s (
the latest and most eleganc designs i
wall paper patcrns. Or if you wi
send mo word I will be glad to brin
my sample books to your home. Pric
quality and design the same as vc
could get in Chicago. It costs nothin
to examine my samples , and will S.TS
you money if you make a purchasi
Prices range from three cents to t\v
dollarsji roll. MABEL E. BAKEI : ,
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GENERAL MERCHANTS
Our spring line is now complete. We are better pre
pared to fill the \\ants of customers than ever before
COMPETITION DEFIED
Our prices are made on the lowest cash basis. Prac
tical tailoring in connection. All work guaranteed
D. Stinard , Clothier.
Wide Tire Wagons
Are acknowledged to be the best and to meet the growing
demand lorde'red and
HAVE JUST EECEIVED A CAK LOAD
Iii addition to this I have just received a ear of
"WIND MOTOR" WIND MILLS
Which I am selling very cneaplv
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Try me before buying anything in my line elsewhere
Yalentine. Is ebraska D. S. JLudwig
I will fill a set of wagon wheels , set the tires , boil the wheels
ni oil and paint them , for 815.00. This makes a wagon
about as good as new.
Call on me for all kinds of wagon work
Spring work is opening up and it is time you are
'J .getting your machinery put in working order. "We can
do your work , and offer the following prices :
Plow Lay , iirst class , 83.00
Pointing Set Cultivator Shoves , S2.CO *
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Everything in the line of blacksmithing and repairing solicited
Easter Programs.
An emptj' sepulchre with stone par
tially rolled away and surrounded
with a profusion of beautiful flowers ,
was a unique feature of the Easter
decorations at the Methodist church.
Both services were well attended , the
pastor preaching in the morning
from the text , "He is not here , He is
risen , " and the following program
1 being rendered in the evening :
Anthem Choir
Song School
Apostles' Creed Kcud in concert by all
Prayer I'nstor
GloriaFatria Choir
The Lord is Risen Jno. llei/er
An Easter Itaiubow Nine Children
Wiio Shall Uoll the Stone Away ?
In tenn-jdiato Class
Song Primary Class
Map exercises showing mission work.
Young people's biMe class
Song Congregation
Map exercises concluded.
Song Choir
Onlj a penny Everet Harvey
Come over and help us Primary scholars
Closing address Alia Starr
Easter olfenng.
5 Song and benediction.
At the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening special Easter exercises were
held , with the following program :
Song -"Happy Hearts Have We. "
"Easter Greeting" Gertrude Qnigley
Prayer.
Responsive Reading.
Song "Ring. Easter Bells. " School
Recitation Maggie Simpson
Easter Symbols" Little Folks
Recitation Ralph Watson
Song Miss Kiester's Class
' Easter in Many Lands" C. Uuigley awl Others
Recitation - Carrie Hunter
Song "Easter Lilies' ' School
"Easter Guests-M.irsarite ( Juigley and others
Recitation ulen Iloeni : ;
'Closing Song"Ve Shall Understaud it Better"
Benediction.
All parts were well rendered , the
little folks doing especially well.
. Baby Wardrobe Patterns.
.Twenty seven patterns for different articles in
long clothes with full and complete directions
for making same , showing necessary materials ,
sent postpaid for 2. in stamps. 1'iftoen pat
terns of short clothes .Kc or Doth for -10c. "In.
formation to Mothers" sent free \\ith naeh order
Address , Downey Pattern Co. , lUitlcr , Indiana.
FIRST CLASS MILL
I have established a Feed and Saw Mill
9 miles south of Cody , at the mouth of
Medicine Canyon , and am now prepared
to grind Feed. Corn Meal and Graham ,
cr turn out all kinds of Lumber and di
mension sinJf. and Native Shingles
Give us a trial order.
J. F. HOOK
Mill JPt'lrcs jor.
Bran , bulk 50c per cwt $9.00 ton
Shorts bulk GOu per cwt $11.00 ton
Screenings 40c " $7.00 "
Chop Feed 70c " $13.00 "
Corn 65c "
Oats $1.00 "
Str tyetl or Stolen.
One brown 4-yr old mare , weight about 900J
right hind foot white , branded O on lelt shoul
der.
der.One
One black mare 3-yr old with ' white soot in
forehead ; same brand. Address W. H. SKLI.EKS
K Gallop. Neb
JBsf ray Xotice.
Taken no by the subscriber living twelr
miles southwest ot Cody on section 3. township
; a. range 35 , one light gray mare 10 or 11 years > , ; l
nld , weight about 750. no marks or brands to be
s een. siiiil mare came > nto my premises about
the 15th of August , 1SUS , and has been to my
premises continually since.
iA3i MAYBEK.
JEntraiXotice. .
Taken up October 8 , 13M , ten mile ? south of
Cody. .Nebraska , one white cow bran e < i
on left side and one red calf with no brand U
Taken up by GKOKGE BARAKS
From range on Snake Itiver. tiiree head of
; attle , one branded J O on left side ; one two.
pear old branded on left side ; one yearling
jrauded BH on right side and has left ear split.
6 W. A. SHIiLBOUKX , Kennedr.
