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Uncle Reuben says
n llAT"In tlirse daA.s of misrepnv
sentation * . smooth talkers and > ) ik
liars , people have been bamboozled ai'd
ged till they just c-an't loliov < -
; . " 4jain JIH unys that "It's
how that air man Viertc-1 kin
sell sech an iilllired big iimunnt ofgoods
lor .so little money. "
XotliingsurtiHsin about it. We buy
for r.ish at bedrock prlci-s. ' Then AV I
Blip the profit down to the last ii'teli.and
seil for the lowe.st prices ever attempted.
SUTd FOU rOMl'KTtTlON TO
CKAUK.
tG'/J'lb of Cm mil-i ted Sugar for S Too
i ' ( . 'nflee ( package ( ) r bulk. . . on
uo * Kice < * >
12 ' ' . ' ( 'ro\\n Itaisins oo
10 ' Sultana heedless Itiiisiiis. 00
12 ' Mixed Candy CO
' In'ourads we only tell you.of a very
few of ihe money .viving oppoitiiiinics
that await \ou In-ie * ther are otlieis"
' -1 - - - - " / * ' * ' * . Jiundreds of them. ( omc and Nee for
j ourself.
' a-d Coal.
We sell C'olonnlo : Wjomaig
Also 1 eed n i Salt.
MAX E. VIERTEL
CROOKSTOX KEJ3UASKA
- V TEVENSON
m W a
Successor to vV ALCOTT & fj
WE HAVE RECENTLY DOUBLED THE SIZE OF OUR BARN
A , N. COMPTON
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
Office at Qnigley's Drug Store.
Nights-Upstairs-lied Froi.t
O.W. MOREY
THE VALENTINE
WATCH / MAKER
AND JEWELER
Carries a full line of stcr-
A
liiiir silver novelties
, T. C. DWYER. E. U. DWYER.
DWYER BEOS.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Superintendents of
Private Hospital ,
For the Treatment of Diseases-
All 'Kinds of Surgical Oper
ations -Successfully
Performed.
- NEBRASKA
YVv Dot fit r.v
inivi-cl or > tolen fronJ my
of V oodliV ' . Or * . < . . a work h > ' . wpj
\M i i.uniJ. . % C'oMr. i'jrlit. with ioiu .
H'r-iii li'il Us i ii ! ! > l nifr ! Ah-nf. yi-ars-
oM. If fcirn'Ml.m-iriI J.- "inItlIMn ; . uIvt-M . f.ir
whim. MtHiir > tolca I i r y * fw.nvt !
A. M. MCXRKLSSKY
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
VALENTINE , NEB
M. WALCOTT
ATTORNEY
AND ABSTRAGTBR
Valentine , Nebraska
Practices in DNtrint Court and U. S I.and
OflleK Ueai Estate and Haneh Property
bought and sold. lionded Abstractcr
Valentine House
J. A. IIOOTON , Prop.
Recently opened and newly furnished.
Not i restaurant , but a hotel.
1.00 PEE , DA'Y
Tire best of viands and treatment given
to our patrons.
First Door South of Bank of Valentine
.J. S. ESTABROOK
COUNTY
SURVEYOR
Ail work ( xe'cuted with promptness'
and accuracy
Ollice at EsfaGrobk Hu'tiso on Cherry St.
VALFNTINE ,
r or ( stolen.
Several bead of horses and cat-
Amos Stfong , Valentine ; "keb.
WESTERN NEWS-DEMOCRAT
ROBERT GOOD , Editor and Publishei
t/.OO Per Yettr in Advance
PUBLIUUED KVEHY THURSDAY.
Entered at t be Post-office at Valentine. Cherrj
county. Nehraika. as Second-class matter.
This paper will be mailed regulurl )
to its subscribers until a definite ordei
to discontinue is received and'all ar
rears are raid in full.
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Magic-Estate Hot Blast Heaters a1
11. Anderson's , ti
Live chickens wanted at Amoi
Strong's meat market. tf
About two inches of snow fell it
Valentine , Monday night.
Fine line of handkerchiefs and fan
cy baskets at T. C. Hornby's.
W. M. Daird was in tcun from h
Woodlake ranch , Saturday.
Not an old st3Tle shoe in stock
Farnham and Dikeman.
"W. R. Chadbourn was up from Mul
leu a couple of days this week.
Buy 3Tour holiday { foods at Elliott' :
Drug Store and save money.
Born , Tuesday eveningto Worti
Holsclaw and wife , a 10-pound girl.
All kinds of feed delivered.
W. A. Pettycrew.
Jim Ray has been cutting new six
inch ice to supply his patrons , this
week.
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Vases , mirrors. albumsphoto boxes
books , line confectionery at Elliqtt's
The soldier" boys at Fort N1 iobrai c
received their monthly pay last Sat
urday.
Wanted Someone to keep horse *
by the 3ear. Address Box 4 , Merri
man , Nebr.
Dayenport& Thacher are display
ing an elegant line of holiday goods
this year.
Our shoes are brand new. Farnhair
and Dikeman.
The mercury at thegovernment'ob
seryaton' registered 20 degrees below
zero last night.
Inspect our new line of fine box sta
tionery for the holiday trade. Elliott ,
Roland Hunter has accepted a po
sition in D. Stinard's tailoring estab
lishment.
Tickle your feet with a pair of new
shoes at Farnhm and Dikeman.
o
Lee Laj-porte and C4eorge Hersh'ej
returned Friday night from their trip
to Lincoln.
See the new shoes at Fa rnham anc
Dikemman.
The high school literary society
gave a very good entertainment last
Friday night.
Would like to hear from parties
having horses or sheep to trade for
Omaha real estate. Address Demo
crat. \
Ed Blakey is in town this week look
ing after the interests of the stock
association.
See those beautiful art medallions
at Elliott's Drug Store.
If you want cut ilowers for Christ
mas , leave your orders at T. C. Horn
by's before Thursday night.
Housekeepers can save a great dea
of labor by buying the cut citron
ready to use at T. C. Hornb3''s.
Bob D3rer , one of the few old timers
lelt in this country , was in town th.is
week on business and pleasure bent.
All losses paid in f nil by Mutual In
surance Companies. I. M. RICE , Agt.
Have 3ou had your stamp photos
taken 3'et ? You can get them at An-
drewb' ' . Also of
galler3' one his stamp
albums.
See Farnham and Dikeman about
sound shoes.
Ora Shepard , formerly of Ains-
worth , came down from Rosebud ,
where she is wortdny , to visit with
friends this week.
Fine cigars , cigar cases , gold and
silver mounted pipes at Elliott's.
Do you want a kodak of any kind ?
Andrews can sell you any kodak you
want. In fact anything in the photo-
grapl ic line.
A splendid line of toilet sets in cel
luloid , plush and Louis Vernier finish
at Elliott's Drug Store. '
Miss Fannie Clark , well known
here , came up from Ainsworth last
week for a visit with Miss Edna Fischer -
er and other friends.
Christmas cards in endless variety
at Elliotts Drug Store.
Mr. * . Geo. Hershey has" been
ilj the past week , but we are pleased
to announce that s 'ht : is at present al
most recovered from her recent indis
position.
Have you > a cuJ ! ? A dose of D.il-
lard'ti Horehouud S ruji atbedtime
will remdvGy it. Price iVic and uOc.
. J. H. Cjuigley' !
Broke His Arm.
I. N. Garner last Saturday morninsr
sustained a fracture of one of the
small bones in his right arm just
above the wrist , also a dislocation of
the bones of the wrist , by having a
horse fall on him at his place west of
Cod } * . He came to Valentine on the
first train , and under the care of Dr.
Compton is getting along very nicety.
Women's Program.
Program of Equal Suffrage club at
Hornby Hall , Tuesday evening , Dec.
19 :
Music . Club
Prayer.
Nell U ll. llcspons" : Whv I nin a SufTragfct.
Business 1'cport of President as delegate to the
State Couvpiitfon.
Discussion. Will Not Woman Suffrage Help
Men More than Women ?
Vocil Music. . .Mesuames Sol. Mon v and Bivons
Itecitation . Miss Marsden
How to Interest Men in Our Clnli. . JudKeTticker
All are cordially invited.
Christmas Exercises.
A cordial invitation is hereby ex
tended to the public to attend the
Christmas exercises of the M. E. Sun
day school to be held in the church ,
Saturday evening , Dec. 23. All dajr
Saturday a committee will be in wait
ing in the class room of the church to
receive and care for anjr and all pres
ents which may be brought for dis
tribution. An interesting program
will be given and we believe a pleas
ant time is in store for all who come.
Doors open at 7:15. Exercises begin
at 8.
Leg Shot OH.
An accident occurred last Sunday
forenoon at the home of John' Lip-
trap , ten miles east of Gordon , which
resulted in Jas. Gregg , son of Mrs.
Ellen Gregg , becoming a cripple for
life. The particulars as related to ,
us are as follows : The Gregg boys
had gone to the home of Wm. Lip-
trap , about four miles distant from
their o-.vn home , Sunday forenoon , to
go huncing. The boys were getting
their guns in readiness and Wm. Lip-
trap had just inserted a shell in hi
gun , an old-fashioned "zulu , " and was
letting the hammer down , when the
gun was accidentally discharged , the
contents entering the right leg of
young Gregg who was standing near ,
just below the knee , completely shat
tering the bones and severing the ar
teries. Gordon Journal.
To the Public and These Whom it May
Concern.
I. the undersigned , have made a
thorough and to me a satisfactory in
vestigation of the rumors concerning
my husband and daughter-in-law , and
find and am perfectly satisfied that
there is no real or just cause for the
rumors. Therefore I desire that
these rumors be stopped , under pen
alty of the law for public slander.
MRS. SARAH E. FOWLER.
I certify to the truth of the above
statement.
MRS. LIXNIE COGSWELL.
Miss DORA V. FOWLER.
Subscribed in my presence and
sworn to before me this , Oth day of
December , 1S99. J. E. THACKREY ,
[ SEAL ] Notary Public.
Visit to Crcokston.
The editor made a trip to Crook-
ston. last Saturdaj' , and became bet
ter acquainted with the people of our
neighboring village on the west. "We
had always supposed that Crookston
possessed a larger population than it
really does , but we must say that for
the number of people it contains the
town does a bigger business than am *
place we have ever before visited.
Max Viertel , who carries an adver
tisement with us , is postmaster , and
easity does the biggest business in
town. He carries a fine line of gen
eral merchandise in a neat steel-sided
store building , and on account of his
energetic business methods is making
a nice lot of money. Mrs. McDonald
owns a large stone store building and
a fine 11-room hotel , which when fur
nished will materially increase her
income. The Searby boys also run a
neat little store in a new stone build
ing and seem to be prosperous. In ad
dition to these , C. F. Carson does the
local blacksmith work : A. A. Johnson
looks after tlie spiritual welfare of
the people , and the railroad employs
two section foremen. F. M. Baum-
gartel represents the "moneyed
class' ' of the village , and from what
we can learn is doing a nice business.
Crookston's one great ambition seems
to be the hope that some day tne In
dian freight depot will be moved there
from Valentine , as thev claim to be
10 miles nearer the Agency than we
are , and have better roads. In fact
the residents now say that after Jan
uary 1st all freight will be hauled
from their town The principal trade
of the town is with Indians , although
many farmers make it their trading
point , and if the town continues to
improve more will do so. The 6nly
society is the Modern Woodmen and
its auxiliary , the Degree of Honor ,
and these lodges Own their hallwhich
was formerly a grain elevator or
warehouse.
' Rubfeferilio for fnS
GIFTS.
T WILL GIVE YOU jS"EW IDEAS to see onr
Holiday Line. It is easy to select from because
it contains everything to make people happy whether
they are old or young , besides a complete Jewelers
stock I have
TOYS , CHINAWAFE AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ,
A FEW OF MY PRICES-
20-Year 15 Jewel Gents' Elgin Watch 81'5.00.
20-Tear Small Size Ladies'Elgin Watch 615.00.
S-Uay Clock , a beauty , warranted.
Rogers Lios18i7 Knives and Forks § 3.65.
Drop Head Sewing Machine $19.00.
O , W. MOREY , Jeweler ,
LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SOUTH OMAHA , NEBRASKA
ifooin ION Hxciiniige 111(1 ; ; .
Keferencea :
UNION STOCK YA RDS PACKERS' NATIONAL
. NATIONAL BAIJC * BANK.
Tolphone 141
Wo have : i Inr ecHuntage among Nebraska Feeders and ran always oeat Omaha prices to
Uanch customers IF NOTIFIED BEFOKE SHIPMENT.
ii grs r r f r ?
* A NEW FIRM
? E HAVE JUST
opened a new
Meat Market in
tlie old Barker
Building oppo
site the Court
House , and will
call it the
VALENTINE MEAT MARKET.
Wu will be very innch pleased to have yon try our
Steaks , Chops , Roasts , Fries and Roiling Meats as
they are all the best quality.
AMOS STRONG , Proprietor
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Death of Charley Sirickland.
Died , Monday nijjht about 8:30 at
the Palace Saloon , Charles Strick
land , aged 55 years , of heart failure-
"Strick'5 was born in Arkansas , but
at an early age went to Texas , where
he worked on the range , coming north
to Yankton as early as 1877 , shortly
after going to Niobrara City and then
to the old McCann ranch , west of this
place. When Valentine was organ
ized he entered into business here ,
running a dance hall and later a big
Saloon. At this time he was reputed
to be quite wealthy , but being "easy"
in disposition he soon lost his money.
For the last few years he has been
cooking for various outiits , returning
from Rosebud a couple of weeks ago.
Strickland was known to almost ev
erybody in the northwest , and having
neither kith nor kin , except one son
who is working near Chamberlain , his
funeral was held from Davenport's
undertaking rooms , the Rev. Oastler
conducting the services in the pres
ence of a large number of friends.
The deceased was not a church mem
ber , nor even a moral man , but when
they thought of his many good deeds
and excellent traits of character , his
friends brushed tears from their eyes
and said : "I would rather have old
'StrickV chances than those of many
so-called Christians.5
Good Things for Christmas.
Velvet cand } ' Candied cherries
Assorted candies Cocoanuts
Oranges Cherries in Mar-
ischino
Fanc\ * dried fruit Lemons
Assorted canQied Raisins
fruit Assorted nuts
Plum pudding 15c Preserves
Fancy cheese at T. C. HORNBY'S.
ToYE6M. . IT MAY CONCERN- ! here
with f61 bid an3'one from buying any
stock from my sonVictorYoung.known
as "Dick Young , ' ' that is branded
A-Y or H-Y on left side , and right
ear split. I also request am'one to
notify nie or Geo. Young , in charge
of said stock , if either of thes brands
are offered for sale.
Elegant imported china at Elliott's.
j ' Views ot all kinds made of your
I home or cattle. If you have anything
'
yon want a picture of give me a 'call.
Andrews , the photographer.
Tank Heaters for sale at R. An
derson's , tf
J.W. . Munshower has been trans
ferred from Cody to this place and is
now occupying the position of foreman
(
man in the railroad's coal sheds.
Our shoes are up to date. Farnhain
and Dikeman.
P. Balgord. the jovial wheelwright
and landlord at Rosebud , was in town
a couple of days the past week , with '
his daughter , Malvina , who visited
with Mrs. R. Anderson.
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Finest line of toys in town at
Elliott's Drug Store.
At the Presbyterian church , last
Sunday , eight new members -were ad
mitted and the Lord's Supper was'ad-
ministered to the communicants by
the Rey. Sloan , who also preached a
very powerful sermon in the morning.
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Prices right on shoes at Farnham
and Dikeman.
Messrs. Spencer and Ness of the F.
E. bridge and ice department , were in
town last week making preparations
for the winter's ice crop. New meth
ods will be used this year and Mr.
Spencer informs us that the railroad
will require SO or 100 cars more of ice
this year than they did last.
Headquarters for school tablets
v-nd pencils at Pettycrew's.
Billy Shaughnessy , who went to
Glenrock , Wyo. , recently to work in
the coal mines , returned yesterday
morning , full of experience , and with
no desire for more. Billy was the last
One to quit of the five who left here
to make their fame and fortune.
Holiday rates. Tickets on sale De
cember 23 , 24 , 2o , 30 and 31 , 1890 , and
January 1st , 1900 , to any station with
in a distance of 200 miles for one fare
for the round .
trip. Tickets good re
turning until January 4th , IflOO. For
Eurther information enquire of
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