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That's what we want you to
do pet posted on our stock 'before
If um do we'll lx glad of it ,
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'o UP can save you SOMIP
oney \ \ < cloifi nn-nn lliat we
.ill j-t-ll ou a very poor article at
a very low price. We don't do
business that way.
We mean that the prices on
the best goods are the lowest that
you can get.
Come and see.
Agent for MAX E VIERTEL
Pasteur Blackleg Vaccine. ,
" We have some good horses for sale Crookston , Nebraska
V.TEVENSON
Successor to WALOOTT & STEVENSON"
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WE HAVE RECENTLY DOUBLED THE SIZE OF OUR BARN
A. N. COMPTON
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
Ofiicc at Quigley's Drug Store.
Front
Nights-Upstairs-Red
Tiftr i/r A : A"
O.W.MOREY |
THE VALENTINE }
\ WATCH-MAKER
AND JEWELER
Carries a full line of ster
ling silver novelties
C. A. WELLS J.B. * WELLS
WELLS BROS.
DENTISTS !
Office over
Cherry CouttfiJBanJt
in Transit at Fremont
Capacity : Sheep , covered
sheds , 2i cars ; open pens , 15,000 :
' Caitle 28 cars
The place to rest and feed for
the Omaha market.-
Easy run to feeding points out
side Chicago.
Long distance telephone.
Write or wire when you will ar
rive , tj
Fremont Stock Yards Co
J. C. DAVTER. E. n. DWTER.
DWYER BEOS.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
AND
Superintendents of
A Private Hospital ,
For the Treatment of Diseases-
* All Kinds of Surgical Oper
ations Successfully
Performed.
VALENTINE ,
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A. M. MORRISSEY
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VALENTINE , NEB
F M. WALCOTT
ATTORNEY
AND ABSTRACTOR
Valentine , Nebraska
Practices in District Court and U. S Lund
Office. Heal Estate ntul Knnuli Property
bought and sold. Bonded Abblraeter
Valentine House
J. A. HOOTON , Prop.
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Recently opened and newly furnished.
Xot a restaurant , but a hotel.
$1.00 PEE , DAY
The hest of viands and treatment given
to our patrons.
First Door South of Bank of Valentine
J. S. ESTABROOK
. COUNTY
SURVEYOR -
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All work executed with promptness
and accuracy
Office at Estabrook House on Cherry St.
VALENTINE , NEB-
Jill I Price * for fceU.
Bran , bulk 55c per cwt $10 00 ton
Shorts bulk G5c per cwt $12 00 ton
Screenings 40c " $7.00
ChopFeed 55c " $1600
Corn 70c $1300"
Oats 85c " § 1600 "
of Stolen.
Several head of horses and cat-
Amos Strong , Valentino , Neb.
Xnture can only feed the flame of .
life with the. food oaten which is dij j
gcsled. ITerhine will invigorate a weak i
stomach , and so improve digestion as !
to insure the nutuial bloom of health , j
1'ricu 50 Onils.
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WESTERN NEWS-DEMOCRAT
ROBEBT GOOD , Editor and Publisher
$1.OO Per Yetir in
PUBLISHED EVERY FUIDA * .
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Knlxred at the Post-office at Valentine. Clierry
countv. Nebraska , as Second-class matter. .
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This paper will be mailed regularly
to its subscribers until a definite order iCe i
Co discontinue is received and all ar
rears are paid in full.
Velvet candy at T. C. Hornby's.
Cloaks and capes at T. C. Hornby's.
Jack Cronin was in town Wednes-
dav. '
Mackintoshes at Farnham & Dike-
man's.
All kinds of feed delivered.
W. A. Pettycrew.
Don't fail to hear Bryan next Fri.
afteeoon.
Best line of outing llannels at T. C.
Hornby's.
Yank O'Brien is over from Rose
bud todays
Phil Pullman , of Alliance , was in
town this week.
Charley Cornell went out to Cronin's
ranch yesterday.
Lon Bailey returned home to Rush-
ville Sunday night.
I. C. Stotts was down from Cody on
business yesterday. v'
Major Anderson made a trip up the
road Monday night.
Billy Ennis helped us on the paper
yesterday afternoon.
Tom and Levi Gates , of Merriman ,
were in town Wednesday.
Headquarters for school tablets
? .nd pencils at Pettycrew's.
W. W. Wood , the Rushville at
torney , was in town , Tuesday.
Charley Johnson was in town from
Woodlake , day before yestarday.
s Bob Bruce , of Woodlake. trans
acted business in the cityesterday. .
Everybod } ' for thirty miles around
will be in town next Friday to hear
Bryan.
O. E. Livingston , an Omaha hide
man , was in the city the first of the
week.
John Brown and wife and' H. B.
Cox and wife were over from Rose
bud. Saturday.
C. H. Cornell was in Ainsworth ,
Sunda7 , in conference with Kinkaid ,
Wood and Alder.
The Hon. John Shore was in Cody ,
Tuesday afternoon looking aftr a few
business matters.
George Dew has been in town or its
vicinity this week , holding a bunch
of cattle for Jake Stetter.
The most stubborn cases of Bron
chitis succumb to Ballard's Horehound -
hound S3rup. Price 2o and 50 cents.
Just received , a fresh line of the
famous Haarmann pickles.
W. A. Pettycrew.
Mrs. Crawford , Pete Donoher and
A. M. Morrissey attended the Har
rington meeting at Woodlake , last
night.
T. A. Yearnshaw returned home to
Clearwater , Sunday , after a week's
vacation here and on the. trout
streams.
W. H : Butteriield , a well known
cattle buyer from Wisner , this state ,
was in town this week looking for
bargains.
Dizziness , loss of appetite , flatu
lency and nausea are all connected
with d'spepsia or indigestion. ' Her-
bine will give prompt relief. Price
; " ( ) cents.
When GeorireBeer drives the Ches
terfield mail route he generally ets
into town about four o'clock , making
the sixtv mile drive and four stops in
nine hours.
Judge Harrington canceled his
date here on account of his trip down
the road with Bryanand consequently
will not be here next Monday to
speak to our people.
Born , Friday evening , to Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Waite. a fine baby boy
Dr. Lewis attending physician , both
mother and son are doing fine , and
Waite says the boy is better than
any other twelve-pounder in the state
4 > Tug" Wilson has purchased a hun
dred head of cattle to stock his Mer
riman ranch , purchased last week. He
and engineer Parker will winter three
hundred head of cattle on this ranch
this winter arid feed the two hundred
and seventy-five tons of hay stacked
the past summer. Chadron News
Mrs. Thos. Gillaspie requests us to
express her appreciation of the many
kindnesses shown her during the ill
ness and death of her little baby. To
the Epworth League she feels es
pecially grateful , and we hope they
will receive this tardy acknowledge
ment of their seivices in the same
spirit witlf which it is offered.
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Farnham & Dikeman buy hides and
furs.
Wading1 boots ior hunters at T. C.
IIornb3r's.
Wanted Furnished house for 30 erGO
GO days. W. E. WAITE.
Arkansaw Bob came in from the
ranch , yesterday.
Potatoes are selling on the local
market for 35 cents.
Jos. Strange , of Sioux City , was in
town the first of the week.
H. F. Kinnev , .Jr. , of Rosebud , regis
tered at The Donoher , Monday.-
Wm. Ferdon and wife , of Brownlee ,
were visitors in town the first of the
week.1
Prof. Yamaa and wife and L. L
Bivens and wife snent the week on
nhe Rosebud reservation.
Thackrey was on the program of
the womans suffrage meeting , but he
didn't show up to speak liis piece.
W. G. Sawyers , of Elgin , 111. , was
in town Monday and went out to Oasis
to look after his cattle interests.
Laverne Sparks has been a very ill
child this week , but latest reports in
dicate that he has a good chance to
recover from his illness.
Thousands of the most stubborn and
distressing cases of piles have been
cured by Tabler's Buckeye Ointment.
It never fails to cure. Price f 0 cents.
i
The editor spent Saturday and Sun
day of last week in the bosom of his
famil } ' at Longpine. Prospects are
very good now for his wife's speedy
return home.
Faddis and Steadman shipped the
cattle mentioned in this paper as hav
ing been sold to Missouri parties sev
eral weeks ago from Woodlake , the
first of the week , after holding them
there several days.
The woman's suil'rage convention
which was held here yescerday'and
the day before , attracted consider
able attention , but so far as we know
no new arguments were presented
and no converts made.
C. F. Martin has accepted a position
in this oilice and will soon blossom out
into a lull fledged printer. Clarence
and the editor have long been like
brothers , but this is the first time we
have ever had the opportunity of
'bossing" him.
W. C. English , the Hospe piano
man , was in town last week , but not
for the purpose of selling pianos. If
all reports are true after one of his
visits here in the near future there
will be a vacancy in the force of te-
male assistants at Rosebud.
W. G. Ballard was in from his Dewy
Lake ranch the first of the week. Lot
of republicans are claiming that
"Bill' ' has foresworn his allegiance
to the democratic party , but we. must
confess that we were unable to see
any signs of backsliding while he was
in town.
Dr. Ely , he who would like to be
elected regent of the state univer
sity on the republican ticket , and
who shamelessly mocked the old sol
diers at Bassett , made several
speeches in this county during the
past week. We wish the republicans
would import a few more speakers of
his caliber.
H. P. McKnight sold his herd of
cattle at public sale at his ranch south
of Bassett on Tuesday of this week.
Altnough the crowd present was not
large , the buyers weie there and
most excellent prices prevailed. P.
Peterson bought sixty-six head of two
3ear old heifers at a cost of 3 ; " > .oO per
head. The Doctor expressed himself
as much pleased with the result of
the sale. Longpine Journal.
At Woodlake last nignt Harrington
had a lousing meeting , the school
house being crowded , and a large
numoer standing in the hall. The
meeting was also addressed by Judge
Selah and Mrs. Crawford , the latter
making an especially good impres
sion. If the people only knew these
two candidates their majorities would
be larger.
The Jjur3 * for the term of district
court which convenes here Nov. 27 , is
composed of the following :
I ) K sherman .1 Herknian
Itobt RobinsonVrii Brown
Ceo P.ristol W G Crcgie
\\\n \ Allen F Lansinjj
Bonj Pays G L Austin
W Iloney .1 U Ayers
Klnier Dav . H A Daiiks
JO Cotton L Piper
D M Sears II K KainiCord -
.las Hudson WK "White
H OrnieslUT IIA Buck
F Klines EC Cole
The Cody and Merriman division ot
the Cherry County Teachers' Associ
ation will be held at Merriman , Nov.
4th , 1899 , at 1 o'clock. The following
program will be rendered : '
.Class in Current Events , conducted
by Miss Cena Downing.
Nature Study Mrs. A. D. Ford.
Geography of Nebraska Mrs. Lottie
Church.
Class in Geometoy Miss Etta
Brown.
Each teacher is expected to be pre
pared to recite on the above named
topics , which studies are to be pur
sued for the entire , year.
JI&JNIK M. CROWE" , Sec.
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Are acknowledged to be the best and to meet the growing
demand I ordered and
HAVE JUST KECEIVED A OAK LOAD
In addition to this I have just received a car of
"WIND MOTOK" WIND MILLS
' * AVjiicli I am selling very cneaply
Try me before buying anything in my line elsewhere
Valentine Nebraska D. S. Ludwig
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GEO. G. SCHWALM , PROP.
This market always keepa a supply of
In addition to a 6rst-class line of Steaks , Koasts , Dry Salt Meat *
Smoked Hams , Breakfast J3acon and Vegetables
AtStettar's Old Stand on Main Street. VALENTINE , NEBRASKA
PALACE SALOON if
HEADQUARTERS FOR
, LIQUORS AND CI
Of the Choicest Brands
V i INE NEBRASKA
cv-c-
When Visiting Valentine Stop at.
THE CITY HOTEL
} . A , HORNBACK , Proprietor ,
$1,00 per day , Good Service.
LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SOUTH OMAHA , NEBRASKA
Bloom 108 Exchauge
Inferences :
tINION STOCK YARDS PACKEBS' NATIONAL
NATIONAL BANK BANK.
Telphone 141
We have alarpe , clientage among Nebraska Feeders and can always oeat Omaha prices to
Uancli customers IF NOTIFIED BEFOIIE SHIPMENT.
It is explained at last. Thackrey is
the man who put the county on a cash
basis. The increase in the amount and
value of taxable property had nothing
to do with it ; Sullivan's six 3ears labor
for economy had nothing to do with it ;
"McKmley prosperity' ' had nothing to
do with it ; the two orders of the county
commissioneis to the treasurer forcing
him to do his duty had nothing to do
with it Oh , no ; Thackrey did it all
himself. Thackrey , the man who sent
to Kansas for his office assistants , and
like Mutz kept the 11101103" in the
family ; Thackrey , who while putting
the county on a cash basis issued circu-
lais libeling his brother officials and at
tacking the county's credit ; Thackrey ,
who rather than employ carpenters did
his own work and neglected his office
duties : the man who was unable to get ,
out more than on financial statement ;
a year , and couldn't do that without assistance - j
sistance ; the man who deliberately ig
nored his superior's orders ; the man to
whom many citizens paid taxes , and a
couple of weeks later received duns for
the same ; Thackrey is the man who did
it , and did it all alone.
Kennedy.
Mrs. J. hedlacek went to Valentine I
the iGth. I
The Hills are overrun with hunters. }
Mrs. 13. C. Cline is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. AJcAlevev.
A. B. McAlevey went to Seneca
Friday with a bunch of stock.
Jap Wallingford shipped a bunch of
cattle last week from Seneca.
A verv destructive fire swept over ,
small portion of country Friday burn
ing up 4.30 tons of hay for D. Sears and
J. X. Steadman.
Born to J.N. Steadman and wife Oct j
21th a boy. It is putting it mild to j
say Jim is highly elated.
Hub Daniels visited at Mr. Piercey's ,
Sunday
The dance given at the .New Wood
man hall at Kennedy Oct. 20th was j
not very well attended although all
present report a good time.
U , S.
The republicans went 'into ecsta
sies because they thought they had
unexpectedly found n pure candidate
for supreme judge. They claimed they
had a candidate without a flaw a-poli-
tician of purest ray serene a genuine
anti-monopolist--a hater of railroad
influence. But , alas , their hopes are
already blasted. They said he was too
dignified to enter into a scramble for
office : vet he is already makingpoli
tical speeches and scramblng- hard
as anybody. They said he was beaten
for the nomination in 3889 because he
was opposed to railroad domination ,
and now it turns out that he was laid
on the shelf because he
was a prohi-
bitionst. They said he was too pure
to behold iniquity , and then he is
proven by the -
leading- official organ
of the party to be the subservient tool
of monopolies. The > > said that he had
been blameless in office , and then ti
comes out that he was the first of the
supreme judges to increase his own
aslary by pensioning his wife and son
on the state treasury under the pre
tense that said wife and son were
SiS6 ? , ste ° * rraPhers. The whole
state has been denouncing the su
preme judges for nepotism in placin
their relatives on the
pav-roll , and
now it appears that M. B. Reese is
the very man who
taught them this
disgraceful trick. Keese wSs no
in this behalf thn
or Norva1' onlythese
not have thought of
that shady way of recouping their
finances if Reese hadn't taught them
them how to do it.-Nonconformist ?
The Aiusworth Journal calls the old
soldier who wrote the letter in last
week's paper -camp follower , " and
without consulting Dr. Ely says the
charges contained in the letter are un
true. This is one of Burleigh's bluffs ,
and we can prove the truth of the let
ter by half a dozen , or a score of affi
davits if necessary.
El
RAILROAD.
orth-Western Line' is the best
to and from the
SUGAR BEET FIELDS
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