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DON'T
LOSE
YOUR
HEAD
and pay two or
three times as much for
your Groceries , Dry
Goods , Clothing , Boots
and Shoes , Ciockery ,
etc.-is w < would charge
you for the same or but
ter goods. You've
heard siuoiit our low prices haven't 3-011 ? Well , just believe it it's
so. Come and see for yourself. You can't miss them once you get
inside our store. They're everywhere , front to back , and from top to
bottom. Our main idea is to make money for ourselves. After that
' we strive lo save money for our customers. We do botii. Come and
look. \Ve sell Coal , Feed ami Salt.
MAX E VIERTEL
CROOKSTON NEBRASKA
TEVENSON
Successor to W ALOOTT & STEVENSON
WE HAVE RECENTLY DOUBLED THE SIZE OF OUR BARN
A. N. COMPTON
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
Office at Quigley'8 Drug Store.
Front
Nights-Upstairs-Red
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O.W.MOREY
THE VALENTINE
WATCH x MAKER
AND JEWELER
Carries a full line of stcr-
linir silver novelties
J. G. DV 1TE E. E. H. D W1TEE.
DWYER BROS.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Superintendents of
A. Private Hospital ,
For the Treatment of Diseases
All Kinds of Surgical Oper
ations Successfully
19 Performed.
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ATTORNEY
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VALENTINE , NEB
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ANDABSTRACTOR ,
Valentine , Nebraska
Practices in District Coiirt and IT. S Jjuid
Office. Ifesil Estate and Hanch Property
botiyht and sold. Bonded Abstractor
Valentine House
J. A. IIOOTOX , 1'rop.
Recently opened and newly furnished.
XoJ a restaurant , but"u hotel.
1.00 PER DAY
The Lest of viands and treatment given
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to our patrons.
First Door South of Bank of Valentine
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WESTERN NEWS-DEMOCRAT
ROBERT GOOD , Editor and Publisher
$1.OO Per Tear in Advance
PUBLIUHEI ) EVERY THURSDAY.
Entred at t So Post-ofllee at Valentine. Cherry
county. Nebraska , as Second-class matter.
This paper will be mailed- regularly
, to its subscribers until a definite order
to discontinue is received and all ar
rears are naid in full.
Maple Sugar at Farnham & Dike-
man's.
Wood for sale. Farnham & Dike-
man.
ReadR , Anderson's ad about pic
ture frames.
Elmer Da } ' , of Wood lake/ / was in
town Wednesday.
Alex Dobson , ot Merriman , was in
town yesterday.
Henry VanLeer , of Brownlee , was
in town yesterday.
T. P. Asphiall was down from Hay
Springs , yesterday.
The Rev. J. F. Cross was over from
Rosebud , Saturday.
Headquarters for school tablets
and pencils at Pettycrew's.
J. E. Cotton , of Pullman , was in
town the lirst of the week. .
Fine line of handkerchiefs and fan
cy baskets at T. C. Hornby's.
W. H. Boyer , of Lead City , is visit
ing relatives in town this week. > '
All kinds of feed delivered.
W. A. Pettycrew.
Capt. Ho\yelJ's house on Hall street
is rapidly approaching completion.
All losses paid In f nil by Mutual In
surance Companies. I. M. RICE , Agt.
Geo. A. Brooks , the flour man from
Bazille Mills , visited in town Monday.
Don't forget that Farnhaui & Dike-
man have a complete stock of shoes.
J. F. Young , of Cody , was in town ,
Tuesday , looking after business mat
ters.
Buy your shoes at Farnham & Dike-
man's and YOU will come again next
Year.
John Grange came in from his
ranch at Oasis , Tuesday afternoonon
business.
The Anti-Saloon' League meeting
which was billed for last night was
postponed.
Otis Grady and wife have moved to
the Jones property south of the rail
road track.
Wanted Someone to keep horses
by the year. Address Box 4 , Merri
man , Xebr.
Wm. Krotter , the enterprising lum
berman at Stuart , was in the city on
business. Saturday.
John Yeast has gone into the coai
business , and is building his sheds just
east of the stock yards.
Mrs. Geo. Tracewell returned , Monday -
day night , from a three weeks' visit
with relat ives in Iowa.
The Rev. Balch , well known in Gor
don and the west part of this county ,
died in Arizona , Tuesda } ' . si
siw
Housekeepers can save a great deal
of labor by buying the cut citron
ready to use at T. C. Hornby's. r
We received a couple of loads of w
wood on subscription this week , and w
our woodshed will hold a couple more Sf
i Ipads.
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Will Smith , the Ainsworth butcher , C
was in the village , { Tuesday , to con
sult Dr. Dwyer regarding his physical
troubles.
Have you had your stamp photos w
taken yet ? You can get them at An st
drews' gallery Also one of his stamp asA
albums. ' A
FH
Miss Bessie Miller returned Tues '
from near Billings , Montana of
where she has been making an extended -
tended visit.
Do 3'ou want a kodak of an } ' kind ?
Andrews can sell you any kodak you
want. In fact anything in the photographic - °
graphic line. \
be
" Harry Hilsinger and wife resigned en
their positions at the Rake ranch on th
account of poor nealth. and are living thwi
in town again.
St
Stm
D. Stinard is holding his annual m
clearing sale this month , and if any mbu
of our readers want bargains in cloth bu
ing they should call on him.
What is a paradox ? A paradox is th ! ;
country merchant who praises his pr
customers for spending their inonev ci
in their home town.uses "axle grease' ' Pi
statements : mrl has his printing done
in some clnMp jo'in cilv print shop.
O'Neill Independent.
The worst after r'lVcijs of intltietua , T
arise irom del angel f n ctioin of the ] aft <
liver. Clear the Uf-od at. cce : with ! ft -
Eerbine. for it Ail ] strengthen the
liver to withdraw from circulation !
tbe biJi.'ny poisons. Price > \ ) CRus , j.
kOliTiYnSfo. . f
"Ninety and Nine. "
The meetings at the Methodist
church have continued during- the
week , with great success. Up to this
time 148 souls have gone to the altar
and bowed in humble submission and
meek contrition before their God , 09
of them uniting with the church. Of
these repentant sinners a number are
men who have heretofore been looked
upon as hardened sinners whom noth
ing could save. But he spirit of the
Holy Ghost has been at work , and
hundreds of people attend the services
every night. The meetings are hav
ing an influence with all classes of
people , and though skeptics may scoff
and sneer , they are forced to admit
that there is "something in the air"
when such rounders as the editor and
Amos and Jack Strong and Clarence
Walcott and W. H. McCloud and
Clarence Kay and Charlie Wellford
are led to stand before the whole
community and expiess their inten
tion to lead a better life. Let the
good work go on.
Wood has been coming in on sub
scription very lively the pasc week or
two , but we can still use a few more
loads.
Tank Heaters for sale at R. An
derson's , tf
Strayed One , iron [ gray mare , 3'
years old , half blood. Branded SF on
left shoulder. Please notify Max E.
Viertel , Crookston , Neb.
Insurance in the best companies at
lowest rates. I. M. RICE.
Frank Lamberson and familj' , of
Ainsworth , spent Sunday afternoon
and Monday in this city , visiting with
the family of J. G. Stetter.
Magic Estate Hot Blast Heaters at
II , Anderson's tf
Ytevys ot all kinds made of your
home or cattle. If you have anything
you > vant a picture of give me a call.
Andrews , the photographer.
The Rev. Holsclaw preached in
Longpine last Sunday , filling the pul
pit during the absence of the Rev.
Addis , who is holding the meetings in
this place.
Miss Myrtle Query sang a very af
fecting song-at theM , E. Church , last
nighty in her own inimitable manner.
Music moves many souls that speech
cannot impress.
Coughs and colds come uninvited ,
but you can quickly get rid of them
with a few doses of Ballard's Horehound -
hound Syrup. Price 25 and oOc.
Quigley & Chapman.
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 ae'good
guitar on our bargain counter.
Special excursion to Hot Springs
S. D. , for one fare plus two dollars
for the round trip. Tickets on sale
February 6th and 20th , March 6th
and 2oth , good returning 30 days from
date of sale. Remember the dates.
For further information enquire of
any agent of the F. E. & M. V. Ry.
Skirving & Son , of Brownlee , are
selling best calico at 4c , and L. L.
muslin at 4 l-2c per yard ; all patent
medicines at 7oc on the dollarand Toe
to 8oc overalls are now reduced tooOc.
Groceries at cost and dress goods ,
shoes , notions , etc. , at prices that
will surprise you. 50 2t
Five dollars reward I will pay a
reward < of five dollars to any one who
will furnish me information which
will lead to the recovery of three horses
ses and four colts which strayed from
my range' about January 1. Horses
are ] bays- and roan , and one of the
colts is a white yearling with red
ears. JonN ORMESHEK.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN- ! here
with foibid anyone from bu3ring any
stock from my son Victor You ngknown
"Dick Young , " that is branded
A'Y or H'Y on left side , and right
ear split. I also request anyone to J
notify me or Geo. Young , in charge
said stock , if either of these brands
are offered for sale.
HENRY YOUNG.
Elsewhere in this paper will be
found a legal notice advertising the
formation of a limited partnership
between Faddis & Steadman'who will
engage in the cattle business south of
bhis place. Both the partners are
well known in this section of the
state , and we predict that they will
make ; not only a reputation but much
uoney < for themselves in the stock
jusiness.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is
he only remedy for blind , bleeding or
irotrudiug piles , indorsed by phsi-
ians ; : cures the most obstinate cases.
Price nO cents in bottles , tubes TJc.
Quigley & Chapman.
TUQ unrscfi ; oiiu drown linrsn / < rand 'tl O on
t-lHiuhler. one MacK horse branded IX on
shoulder. SS left hip. \vill jrivi' tl first
e-r-rilic'I hnrsc to the man who finds > md re-
irhs Urn black described aljow.
JOMJf MoVHiiF.
Kyle. S. I ) .
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MILL PRICES FOR FEED ,
Bran , bulk 60e per cwt $11.00 ton
Shorts bulk 70e per cwt $13 00 ton
Screenings 40c " $7.00"
Chop Feed 85c " $16.00 "
Coru 70c } ' $13.00
Oats OOc " § 17.00"
lu pulmonary trouble , the direct ac-
Aion of Hal lard's llorehound Syrup up
on the throat , chest and lungs , immed
iately arrest the malady , by relieving
the distress , cutting the phlegm and
freeing the vocal and breathing organs.
Price 25 and 50c. Quigley & Chapmanr
C. A. WELLS J. B. WELLS
WELLS BROS.
DENTISTSI
Office over
Cherry County
HAIR
BRUSHES
"We have just re
ceived an invoice of
the celebrated TOKIO ,
SOLID .BLOCK , WATERPROOF -
PROOF HAIR BRUSHES.
We have them
in four qualities.
Prices iOc , COc , Toe
and $1.00. '
They are extra
values.
QUIGLEY &CHAPMAN
DRUGGISTS
Valentine Neb aska
I
is nothing that makes' a room look
THERE , cosy and attractive as nice
pictures.
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We have an elegant assortment of Picture
Frame Mouldings , and if you will bring in the
picture we'll do the rest do it right , too.
You'll he astonished at the price.
- R , ANDERSON.
ra Mflrarara SE
TO THE PUBLIC !
BROWKLEE , NEBR , JAN. 2 , 1900.
contracted a sale of our General Mer
chandise business to A. V" . Coble and agreed to
reduce our large stock to a small amountwe , will
for the next sixty days sell Dry Goods , Motions , Hats
and caps , Boots and Shoes , Patent Medicines and Mil
linery Goods regardless of cost. ' We will sell goods
at prices lower than was ever known in cherry county.
"We will endeavor to keep on hand a full supply
of staple goods , groceries , etc. , which we will sell at
wh'ole&ale cost.
' Kow is tlie time to take advantage of the very low
prices while our stock is complete.
Thanking our many customers for their liberal
patronage in the past , we remain
.Respectfully
SON ,
, JONES & COX
LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SOUTH OMAHA , NEBRASKA
Jloom 1O8 Excluiii-re
llefaronces :
UNION STOCK YAKDS
NATIONAL BANE PACKERS' NATIONAL
Telphone BANK.
We have a lanje clientage among Nebraska Feeders and can
always
neat Omaha prices to
Itanch customers IF
NOTIFIED BEFORE SHIPMENT. '
A NEW
FIRM x
[ E HAVE JUST
opened a new
Meat Market in
the old Barter
Building oppo
site the Court
House , and will
call it the
VALENTINE MEAT MARKET.
We will be very much pleased to have you try our
Steaks , Chops , Eoasts , Fries and Boilin Meats
they are all the best quality. a - < as
AMOS STRONG , Proprietor
J7hen Visiting Valentine Stop at.
vww w-t > ir-Ay WVl W
THE CITY HOTEL ,
J. A. HO2N3ACK , Proprietor ,
1.00 pex day. Good Service ;
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