Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, December 21, 1899, Image 5
t ' 1 * J. * s a , WOOD BEOTHEKS Live - Stock - Commission - Merchants SouthOmaha and Chicago WALTER E. WOOD , Cattle Salesman HENRY LEFLER , Hog Salesman We furnish Market .Reports free of expense. Write to Vis. C. H. CORNELL. Preaident. M. V. NICHOLSON , Cashier ANK OF VALENTINE. Valentine , Nebraska. A General Banking Business Transacted Buys and Sells Domestic * * nd Foreign Exchange Chemical National Bank , New York. Correspondents ; First National Bank , Omaha Neb J * TheDONOHER 43 XXX I continually adding improvements and it is now the best equipped , and most comfortable FIRST-CLASS MODERN HOTEL | IN NOKTHWEST NEBRASKA * ? Hoi and Cold Water Excellent Bath Room Twe Sample Room * QHERRY QOUNTY Valentine , Nebraska Every facility extended customers consistent with conservmtlra banking Exchange bought and sold. Loans upon good security solicited at reasonable ntei. County depository. E. SPARKS. President CHARLES SPARKS CashiM GENERAL MERCHANDISE. * Everything fresli and clean , and prices V that are right. Special attention given \ to pumps , tanks , and ranch supplies , J..NSTEADMA N & CO- Kennedv , Nebraska , The OWL SALOON Golden Sheaf Pure White live , Susquehanua I3eaud ? Cedar Creek I ouisvillc. Kentucky , Bourbon Whisky. Pure Grape & Cognac Brandy's Ti > kaAujellieaPorcSherry and "HlacV berry in wood , claret , , Riesling , Sauternes. Cooks Imperial ; Gasts and Clicquot in bet tles. OH mi ana and oth er Cordials. ' Also Agen' ' for Fped Krngs Celeb H 1V- * a. 'aleBss' fj 'ai'y as , uii r : ' C. H , THOMPSON , C. M SAGESER. \ o i AI * ARTIST Hsur 'Utnnir and sl HOT WO OOiO BATHS FIRST CLASS MILL I have established a Feed and Saw Mill n miles south ef Cody , 'at the month of Medicine ( Miyon. Hiul am now prejiared to urinrt Fe'Ml Corn Meal and Craham. r-turn ontall kinds of Lumber and di mension stuff , and Native ShliiKles Give us a trial order. J. F. HOOK Two hors p ; one brown horse /minded O on- Jeff shoulder , one Mack horse branded IX on left shoulder. S8 left hip. I will jrive the. first % described horse to the man who llnds and re turns Ihe black described above. JOHN MoxitoR. Kyle , S.n. Taken up by the undersigned. 7 miles east off Merriinan. one sorrel horse with front lej ; bro ken. branded T on right shoulder. Also one buckskin mare branded on left .shoulder- Parties can have same by proving property and pnyiiitf costs. 31 G. w. Monnier , Merriman eb. Strayed Two cows , about 6 years old , one dark red. one roan wieh horns tipped. Branded TO on right hip. 4. A. Adamson. \ \ tor Tns "Wanted 500 men to harvest sugar beets a'nd for general farm work. Apply to Standard Cattle Company , Aiiu-5 , Nebraska. 42 Ai'.ri-it ' j ; nd "M'X nnd < Hose ( ! . S I ) ' ' Kvnnc < f.N . 'l > Stock branded n teiteide Horses branded on left shoulder Newton , Neb. Horses same on 1'ft shoulder Ranee between the Gordon and the Snake ) 1 Ue not too late "with your W ir.ter Vegetables Wo are row ready for Winter Orders If you want good vegetables , then ilanseu's is the pla e. Any ! . kind of first class vegetablescan . i ( be secured b3' giving order to ! JENS Til OMSEN C. ELLIKG Manager Salesman R. HANSEN ! The disposition of children largely depends upon health If they are * troubled with worms they will he irri table , cross , feverish , and perhaps se riously sicWhite's Cream Vermi fuge is a worm expeller and tonic to make them healthy and cheerful. Price 25 cents. J. II. Quigley. WESTERN NEWS-DEMOCRAT BOBEBT GOOD , Editor and Publisher Will the Rushville Recorder please tell us where he stands on the question of England against the Transvaal ? Congress adjourned yesterday , for the holidays , so the American people could enjoy Christmas in proper spirit. Congressman Neville made a neat , little speech in congress , last Friday , in favor of bi-metalism , directing his re marks principally at the old warhorses , Grosvenor and Dolliver. We arc glad to note the fact that Neville aimed high , and hope he may keep up his good work. W V. Allen , district judge and ex- senator , has been appointed by Governor - nor Poynter to succeed Senator Hayward - ward , deceased. Allen is undoubtedly as good a man as could be sent to Washington to represent this state , and we congratulate the governor upon his wise choice. The world moves , conditions change , and people rise and fall. The other day we saw by a newspaper that an old friend who was the brightest of all our crowd is now in the penitentiary , and the next day we. saw by the < 'ongres- sional Record that an old acquaintance who once "served time" in this state is now a representative in congress and has "lion. " prefixed to his name. Senator Pettigiew introduced a reso lution in congress the other day , asking the secretary of the navy to info.im the senate whether the ilii r of the Philip pine republic had evt-r been carried in Manila Bay. whether it had ever been saluted bv U. S. vessels , and whether Spanish prisoners had ever been turned over to the i'iiipmqs ; but with their usual cowardice and desire to keep the public in ignorance of the facts in the case , the republicans laid the resolution on the table. There are few ailments so uncomfortable - fortable as piles , but they can easily be cured by using Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment Relief follows its use , and any one suffering from piles cannot af ford to neglect to give it a trial. Price 50 cents in bottles , tubes 75 cents. J. H. Quiglcy. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. "William and James Steadman and Milt Dunham came up from Kenned } ' , last evening. Insurance in the best companies at lowest rates. I. M. RICE. Both F. M. Carpenter and his wife are very ill , and little hope is enter tained for their recover } * . Perfumer } ' all the latest-odors , in bulk and box goods. Ask for the new ' Thelma" odor at Elliott's , j F. M. Baumgartel and daughter , Leona , were down from Crookston , yesterday , doing Christmas shopping. Dolls ! Dqlls ! ! Dolls ! ! ! Doll carri ages , doll furniture , doll heads at Elliott's Drug Store. A marriai'V license was issued this week to Walter i'oker , " ol Sullivanf this _ state , and Mis. Eva Peyton , of j t For broken limbs , chilblains , burns , scalds , bruised shinf , sore throat , and soi es of every kind , apply Ballard's Snow Liniment. It will give immedi. ate relief and heal any wound. Price 25c and 50c. J. H. Quigley. Does anybody want a. fresh milch cow ? If so , they may learn some thing to their advantage by calling at this office. We also have a pony , a saddle , a ladies' bicycle and a good guitar on our bargain counter. Tne M. W. of A. of CrookstonNeb. , will give a dance in their newly fin ished hall on New Years night , Mon- I day. Jan. 3 , 1900. and invite everv-j j body to be present and ll'ave a coed _ ! : time. Everybody bring supper. By i order of the committee. | j ! Mrs. Clarence Walcott went to Hastings , this state , yesterday morn-1 ing , to visit with relatives for a few weeks. W. n. McCloud furnished the editor i with a load of ' 'chunks * ' for his wood ; heater last week , for which we are truly thankful. Several other people i have promised to do tne same thing , ' i but if they don't show up within ten ' days they will uot have this opportunity - ; ity ot liquidating their obligations as 1 j j we will be compelled to buy a coal j i stove. I i Wentworth , the elocutionist , appeared - , peared Friday night to a small house , on account of the cold weather , and entertained his audience in a very 'creditable manner. His "Sleeping Car" was very good , but when it came : to rendering Shakespeare he fell down a time or two. On the whole , , ' however , his entertainment was i i the best of itsclass. . " * " ' . .4 I Extracts From the Diary of a Soldier. R. S. Dennis , private in Co. C of the Twelfth : Infantry , who now lives in Valentine , was one of the boys who went to the Philippines to help tight the insurgents , and as he is a methodi cal young man he keptra sort of diary from which we are privileged to make the following extracts , relating to his trip from New York to Manila : The transport Sheridan left Pier Xo. 22 at New York City , at 3.16 p. m. on Sunday , * eb. 19,1899 , with 1,342 men and officers belonging to the Twelfth , four companies of the Seventeenthcon- sisting of 458 men and officers , and 54 stragglers , or men who had not gone out , vith their regular regiments , u to tal of 1,754 persons , in addition to the crew of the vessel. From the start un til March 1st the diary shows that the weather was fair , and for two days the sea Avas heavy , and the boys all won dered if they would ever see land again. On the twelfth day out , Friday , March ' 3 , the boat arrived at Gibraltar at 7.30 a. m. , and although the English were willing , the Spanish doctors would not allow the men to land on account of a case of measles which had developed on board the ship. Nevertheless the boat was anchored off the city until 7.20 p.m of March 5 , and teaming through the Mediterranean , arrived at Malta early in the forenoon of March 8. It was at this point that Sergt William son's vifc and baby were loft. All were permitted to land at this point , and a very enjoyable time was hud for fourd.ys ! The English soldiers here , about 12.000 of llxm. treated our boys like brolhoi-s. and the fortifications and points of inlcrest in the island were thoroughly explmvJ. About l.venty British war \vssols were at anchor in the bay. Leaving Malta , the transport steamed > t < 'atiily 10 Port Said the entrance - trance of the. Hue/ canal , and after ly ing then- for half a dapuratted Its way through the great canal , the trip to K < 'ity , the other terminus , occupy in eihteen ours. In the evening of Marclh 17 they proceeded .on their way to the Orient , and five days later stop- pud fora few minutes at Aden , in the Arabian Sea , and then sailed on for Colombo , on the island of Ceylon , which point was reached on the 20th. Here the vessel remained for three days , giving the boys an opportunity to stretch their limbs , and started for Sin gapore , on the Malay pe-tinsula , where another stop of li day and a half was made. Leaving this noted place , the transport headed directly for Manila , arriving there at 8.40 a in. on the morning of Friday , April 14 , having been 54 days on the trip , and landing 11,673 miles from their starting point. The weather during' the trip was uni formly good , but one storm having been experienced. The transport upon which this trip was made was a noted one , and the average speed during the voyage , 2xclustve of stops , was about 300 miles a uay , or as ar a * trom Val entine to Omaha. The longest run for a day was 327 miles , and the shortest was 218 miles , during a heavy soa. This is a f < iir sample of the trips usual ly made by our soldiers in going to the Philippines , and well illustrates the points of interest seen by soldiers. Af ter their arrival n tinislaml > the Twelfth WM.S ahiiMxi at once * put on the tiring line , and theiraehievnifnt. .after jnv a nisittcr of hS-torv. fr > s.i i li iiv-r , Ilcnum * . > \ its ; . ' n j-i - ' ' ' ? ! " . . , > < * " ! ' ! ' | i > > Mai" ir.rb thtMS * inoiflu i . ' r - MS inoi- ( .uui n'i i i.ii : wr nit" i .iou t i. t ) > 'uhiu . ' . > ti dilioii , thereby banishing the sense of drowsiness- , lethargy , and the general leeiing of apathy which ari > e from dis orders of the liver. Price 50 cents. .1. II. Quigley. Many of our townsmen watched the eclipse of the moon last Saturday evening with considerable interest. The total length of time elapsing be tween the beginning and the end of ' the phenomenon was about two hours . and a half. The period of totality was not more- than three minutes , if that long , and was something which many of us will never observe again. I To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN- ! herewith - with fox bid anyone from buying any stock from my son Victor Young known as "Dick Young , " that is branded , A-Y or H'Y on left side , and right ear split. I also request anyone to notify me or Geo. Young , in charge of said stock , if either of these brands are offered for sale. Youxo. The Frontier is pleased to announce that Judge Kinkaid will resume the practice of law in this city next Jan- uary after he retires from the district bench. The judge gave up a splendid practice thirteen yeaisago when he went upon the bench , a practice that was then worth 86,000 a year and that j too , before the mortgage coupons | had ripened sufficiently to be garnered - j nered by the attorneys on foreclosure j suits. The judge is an able lawyer and he will undoubtedly soon have a 'large clientage and will'not be con-i fined to the county alone. O'Neill Frontier. MASK BALL December 25th at Cornell Hall. Masks and costumes for rent at Jackson & Brayton's. Dance and Supper , 82.00. Subscribe for THE NEWS-DEMOCRAT and get all the news local and for eign § 1.00 per year. In Job Work we are unexc lied. Our prices are right , our aoods are right and our workmanship AXo. 1. Jlill 1'rlcenor feed. " Bran , bulk. . . . 60c per cwt $11 00 ton Shorts bulk 70c per cwt § 13 00 ton Screenings 40c " $7.00 " Chop Feed 85c $16.00" Corn 70c § 13.00 Oats 90c § 1700" Notice to Non-Resident Defendant. Joe Rose will take notice that on the 4th day or December. 18DD. W. R. Tuvvne , county Judge of Cherry count v. Nebr. , Nsnert an ordei of at tachment ' for tne PIIIII of $45.00 , in an action uemling before him. wherein 1) , M Osboruu & Co. is plaintiff and .Joe Rose is defendant , that property of the defendant , consisting of one two iearold heifertwo yearling heifers undone yearling steer , has been attached under said or der. Said cause \yis continued to the 271 h day ot January. lUOO , at In o'clock a. in. Dated December 13th , 1S99. D. 3VI. OrfBOKNh & CO . Plaintiff. 473t Bv A. M. MORRI.SEY. . AUutney. Order to Show Cause. In the District Court ) of J. , Cherry County. ) Jn tile matter of die estate of John \V. Ocus , deceased. This cause coming ou for hearing upon the petition of William E. Halej , adniinibtmtor , of the ebtate of John W. Oeiis. deceased , praying lor license to sell the \v 1of ne 1-4. u\v 1-4 of se J-l and ne 1-4 of b\v l-i ot section 14 , township y. , rangeo.oraMillicient ! amount of the tame to bring the Mini of jOT.oo , for the payment of deb'-s allowed against said estate and 'the costs ot administration then * not beint : Milhcicnt pei'Aonul property to pay the said dent- and ex- IKMI-UJS. It is therefore ordered that ail persons interested in said estate appear before Hon. J.J. Harrington , district judge , at chambers iu the city of O'Neill. Nebr , on .January 2S , Itwo. at 10 o'clock a.m. . to show cause why a license .should \ nut be grained to said administrator to sell so much ol the above df-cribed real estate of said deceased assh.ill he necv.ssary to pay said debts and expenses. It is tnrther ordered that due and lgal notice of this order be given to all the heirs at law of the said John \V. Oens deceased , and all other per-ons I interested in s-nul estate , by the publi- i-anon herelor four sum ssivrvuksiuilie Western , News-Democrat , a newsuaper pub lished at Valentine. Nebraska Dated this 4th day of December , 1809. 47 4t M. P. KlXKAlD. District Judge. Order for Hearing of Final Account. In the County Court i of Y Cherry County .Neb. \ In the matter of the estate of Edward Dahl- gi in , deceased. Now on the 18th day of November , isra. came Rachel Dahlgrin , administratrix of the estate of Edward Dahlgrin , deceased , and prays for leave to render final account and that she mav be discharged. It is therefore ordered that the 30th day of December , I8D9. at 10 o'clock a. m , at. myollice in Valentine , be fixed as the time and place for examining and allowing diich ac- nount. And the heirs of said deceased , and all persons interested in said estate are required to appear at the time and place so de.Mgnated. and show cause , if such exist , why said prayer should not be granted. It is further ordered that said Rachel Dahlgrin , administratrix , give notice to all persons interested in said estate by causing copy ot this order to be published in ihe Democrat , a newspaper printed and in gen eral circulation in , said county , for three con secutive weeks , prior to the day set for hearing. Dated this 14th day of December , 1809. 47 W. R. TOWNE , County Judge. Notice of Publication. In the County Court of Cherry County , Neb raska , In the matter of the Estate ) of V William E. Stanable i Elizabeth SUnsbte , John Stansblc , Robert M. Stansulu. Jaines A. Siansbie. Thomas 3tan.sble.AHen St insbIii.Mary titunsblc , Kamli Stoddanl. Mlnnla M.IiangnJda L. King and Jane Stansble. and : .ll other per sons interested ill said matter are hereby noti fied tha * . on the iM day of Deceinber Slw.Chartea Lane tiled ju-tlilon In said county court pray ing that his final administration account filed therein he settled and allowed and that he bo discharged from said trust as admlnlstrator ind each and all of vou are notitied that if you fall to nppeur in said court on the 23d day of Decem ber. IK/O.at 10 o'clock a. m. and contest said pe tition , thu court may grant the prayer of such petition nnd make such otherand further orders , allowances .tnd decrees as the court may eu proper to the end that all matters pertaining to saip estate may be finally settled and deter mined. W. R.TOWNK. 4G-3t County Judje. Order to Show Cause In the District Court cf Cherry County. Nebr. In the matter of the application of Man * A , Carson and Alfred Lewis. Executors of the win of William G. Carson , deceased , for the sale of real estate. And now on this 13th day of November , 1830. this cause came on for hearing before W. jl. Westover. one of the Judges of the District court of Cherry county , Nebraska , upon the petition ofMrtryA Carson and Alfred Lewis , executors of said estate , praying for a license to sell thu following described real estate. iwlt : The se J4 sec. 9 and n y mv3 and sw 4 mv J * and nw U sw h , * ee 15 , twp 31 , r L'8. Cherry County. NebrasKa.forthe payment of the legacies named in the will of the said William n. Careou. de ceased , and for the support and maintenance of the widow and minor heirs , there being no per sonal estate for that purpose. It Is .therefore ordered that all persons inter ested in said estate , appear before me at Rush ville , Nebraska , on the 20th day of December. 1809 , at 10 o'clock a. in. to show cause why li cense should not be granted to s Id executors to sell said real estate , and it is further ordered that a copy of this notice be published lour con secutive weeks in Western News-Democrat in Cherry County , Nebraska. Dated this 13th day of November , 1809. at Rushville , Nebr. 43 W fl. WESTOVER , Judge. ' . . A. WELLS J. 13. WELLS WELLS BKOS. DENTISTS ! Office over Cherry County Kanh ELKHORN RAILROAD. 'North-Western' Line7 is the best to and from the SUGAR BEET FIELDS OF NORTH NEBRASKA. Job Printing AT THIS OFFICE Satisfaction Guaranteed CITIZENS - MEAT - MARKET GEO. G. SOHWALM. PROP. This market always keeps a supply of * FRESH-FRUIT-AND-CAME In addition to a first-class line of Steaks , Koasts , Dry Salt Meats Smoked Hams , Breakfast Bacon and Vegetables AtStetter1 ! Old Stand on Main Street. VALENTINE , NEBRASKA | THE PALACE SALOON 1 H HEADQUARTERS FOR | WINES , LIQUORS AND GIG/ Jj Of the Choicest Brands $ VALENTINE , x , NEBRASKA & When Visiting Valentine Stop at. THE CITY HOTEL , J , A. HORNBACK , Proprietor , SLOO per day , Good Service. Are acknowledged to be the best and to meet the c demand I ordered and HAVE JUST EECEIVED A CAR LOAD In a'ddition to this 1 have just received a ear of * "WIND MOTOR" WIND MILLS Which I am selling very cneaply Try me before buying anything in my line elsewhere Yilentine Nebraska DS.