Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, May 31, 1900, Image 1

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Wall tents wagon covers wagon bows gasoline stoves
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moulding window shades etc
Call on me and get Prices when in need of anything in my line
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Having purchased the harness shop ol J W Wlnlans we will not only sell
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Notwithstanding the advance in cost but in order to reduce and consolidate the two stocks
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REDUCED PRICES FOR NEXT 60 DAYS
Come early nnd you will have a Ail ni1i mnanW Our success hinges
greater variety to select from OUt WOfK guaranteed on our ability
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C H CORXJSHLIi President
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BANK OF VALENTINE
Valentine Nebraska
- A General Ranking Business Transacted
Bays and Sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange
Chemical Natloual Bank New York
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John F Nye is in town this week
Dr C A Wells is again in our
midst
Faust at Cornell Hall to morrow
night
Fui nished room to rent by J S Es
tabrook
Wm J Allen was a visitor at this
office Saturday
Dr SeymourEye Specialist is com
ing 17 tf
John Haber of Simeon was seen on
streets Tuesday r
Serge suits in endless variety at
Stinards 13 tf
We notice J A Sparks on our
streets this week
Mr and Mrs Win Ferdon are in
town for a few days
Ben Roberts of Gordon is down at
tending court this week
G H Q Smith Kalsominer house
and carriage painter 16 tf
Hon Frank Rothleutner of Georgia
is attending court this week
Call and examine Stinards spring
line of clothing hats etc 13 t
H C Sanner of Britt called to re
new his subscription to this paper
D P White and son William of
McCann are in town attending court
this week
Joseph Jackson of Cody came down
on business Tuesday and visited the
Democrat office
Chas Gartside paid up for his
brand and subscription for one year
in advance while in town last week
A nobby pair of pants light colors
or dark from 90c to 600 at D Stin
ards 16
Chas Pote and Miss Spain were
married at the City Hotel Monday
evening by J udge Towne
Paxton Hornback of the City Hotel
has gone down to the farm below the
Fort to stay for a week
J B Sones came in and renewed his
subscription to the Democrat while
in town attending court
Why send off when you can buy
goods cheaper at home See Stinard
the Clothier 13 tf
A large number of the persons at
tending court went home Saturday as
court adjourned from Saturday just
after noon until Monday
R W Dunn of Omaha a contract
or supplying beef to the Pine Ridge
Agency and who has the Rosebud con
tract from July 1st is in town
A F Tracewell and wife of An
thon Iowa are visiting their son
George Tracewell We feel thankful
for a visit from Mr Tracewell at the
office of the Democrat
Dr Seymour will be here about
June 1st Watch this paper for ex
act date 17 tf
We deliver groceries as well as feed
to any part of town
W A Pettycrew
L N Layports father John Lay
port of Marshalltown la is here
visiting with his son He is a stout
healthy well preserved man who
does not look mnch older than our
sheriff
There is a large number of people
in town who are strangers to the edi
tor and if some should receive no
mention in this paper it will not be
strange nor will it be intentional
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For whooping cough asthma bron
chitis or consumption no medicine
equals Ballards Horehound S3Txup
Price 25 and 50c Quigley Chap
man
The small boys had a grand free
street parade Tuesday afternoon ad
vertising their circus performance
which they gave in the big white
tent over on Cherry street The
parade was led by a large long
haired odoriferous Angora William
goat and a bass drum followed by
the perfoimers gavly bedecked in
costumes loud enough to take the
place of a band The show was said
to be strong for which the goat gets
due credit
Many a fair young child whose pal
lor has puzzled the mother until she
has suspected rightly her darling was
troubled with worms has regained
the rosy hue of health with a few
doses of Whites Cream Vermifuge
Price 25 cts Quigley Chapman
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Glorious weather
Ask for our pi ices on job work
Old papers for sale at this oQice
Judge Hamer is in town this week
Garden seeds in bulk at Farnhams
Sapho at Cornell Hall Saturday
night
A Benson and son visited this office
Monday while attending court
L W Parker called upon the editor
Monday while in town
Meals 25 cts at Mrs Cavanys sec
ond door north of Postofflce 15
Mrs Adams principal of Rosebud
iboarding school came down Saturday
to take the train for the east to visit
her sister who is sick in Virginia
Edward Satterlee the Nenzel mer
chant called on the editor this week
while in town and besides his visit re
newed his insurance showing his
faith in a Nebraska institution
Board by the dajT or week at Mrs
Cavenys 16 tf
E N Muliis of Hay Springs is op
erating at the depot since last Friday
Mr Muliis was formerly night oper
ator at Gordon He is a nice joung
man and we are glad to have him
with us
There are some changes of emplojes
being made at Rosebud Mr Uervey
the shoemaker goes to the Chilocco
school in Oklaooma his former home
and Miss Roberts a teadher goes to
Carlisle Pa
A few high grade Shorthorn and
white faced bulls for sale Amos
STRONG Valentine Nebr 17 tf
Oscar Nicholson was up last week
on a visit with his brother M V of
the Bank of Valentine He is assist
ing his brother Dan Nicholson in run
ning a dry goods and clothing store at
Madison Nebr
C C Thompson paid one year in
advance for the Democrat and
speaks words of encouragement for
the management Mr Thompson has
a fishpond and uses the water for
irrigation to good advantage on his
place on the river southwest of town
Jerry Kelley is in town this week
and despite the fact that he is a good
Republican he wishes the Democratic
editor success and we believe he
means it We are glad to say that a
great many of our Republican friends
while differing with us in opinions po
litical stand shoulder to shoulder
with us in battling for the right in
local matters
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Special excursion to Hot Springs
S D Tuesdays May 1st and 15th
and Tuesdays June 15th and 19th for
one fare plus 200 for the round trip
good returning 30 days from date of
sale J C Northrop Agent
S H Dye the aged pioneer from
Pullman who got run over last De
cember by a four horse team wagon
was on our streets last Saturday with
-his crutches straightening up old
accounts Mr Dye expects to take a
trip back east and around through
Kansas and Oklahoma soon leaving
the ranch business in the hands of his
boys
Unless a woman eats sufficient
nourishing food she can neither gain
nor keep a godd complexion Food
when digested is the base of all
health all strength and all beauty
Herbine will help digest what you
eat and give you the clear bright
beautiful skin of health Price 50
and 75 cts Quigley Chapman
H Zelian drove down from Rssebud
last Saturday with one of the em
ployes Mrs Adams who took the
train here Mr Zelian is one of the
engineers at Rosebud while Jhis wife
is a teacher there It is a good thing
for them to have employment at the
same place that they may be able to
live together Mr Zelian called at
the Democrat office and left a dollar
for a year in advance
John A Kirk wood one of Cherry
countys pioneers was in town from
the Hudson ranch the latter part of
last week on business bent He made
us a pleasant call and put up a dollar
for another years subscription to the
Democrat Kirk says he was in
this country when the place where
Valentine now stands was a sand hill
He is a very entertaining talker and
is full of stirring tales of the early
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Not because tliey like us any better think we are
handsomer or more entertaining than other mer
chants but because we give better value than other
local concerns We do not claim that the mer
chant who asks high prices makes more money than
we do We make a fair profit but sell cheap be
cause this business is organized on lines that enable
lis to obtain exceptional advantages in buying We
pass the good values thus obtained along to our
customers and they share in the benefits that our
long experience and ample capital give us You
will find it to your interest to buy your
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CITIZENS - MEAT - MARKET
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ThiB market always keeps a supply of
RESH - FRUIT - AND -GAME
In addition to a Bret class line of Steaks Boasts Dry Salt Meate
Smoked Hams Breakfast Bacon and Vegetable
At Stetters Old Stand on Main Street VALENTINE NEBRASKA
ANNUAL CLEARING SALE
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SHOES AT HALF PRICE
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Faust Last Night j
A good audience greeted Faust
last night at the Luella It -was a
critical audience the majority hav
ing seen Faust before and expect
ing the efforts of the Huehner Settle
Company to present Goethes reat
triumph would be a tame production
of that masterpiece of the stage
But the first act was not over till
every one felt assured that a treat
was in store and this expectation
found a pleasing climax in the closing
scene The stage settings were most
elaborate the company carrying the
entire scenery which with the elec
trical effects was by far the very
best that has been presented here
Chillicothe Mo Daily Constitution
The above mentioned company will
play a two nights engagement in
Cornell Hall on Friday and Saturday
June 1 and 2 On Saturday night will
be presented Sapho the greatest
success of recent 3Tears Prices will
be 25c and 50c Seats on sale at
Quigley Chapmans drugstore
We respectfully call your attention
to R Andersons change of ad in this
issue
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The Tale of a Ticker
Monday evening while John Cordier
was at his camp south of the depot
a tramp came to him and in the
course of their conversation offered
to trade watches When Mr Cordier
showed his watch which was not very
valuable the tramp asked him for
250 to boot which John paid him
without a word Then the tramp took
both watches and the money and
pulled out thinking he had caught a
sucker But John as soon as he real
ized that he had been in a losing con
fidence game gave chase and with
the aid of two Indians who were with
him caught the fellow and made him
dig up A large crowd gathered at
the closing scenes of the coughing up
process and our streets had the ap
pearance of a riot on a small scale
Mr Cordier refused to fprosecute the
culprit
Resigns
Ainsworth Nebr May 231900
On account of having moved from
Cherry county I hereby tender my
resignation as secretary of the Dem
ocratic County Central committee to
take effect at once ROBT GOOD
To M Christensen Chairman Cherry
County Central Committee
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