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Some Stores are Dull now
but we are Busy as Bees
One dont have to look far for the reason
either We are busy because we offer people in
ducements to spend their money with us It is
and always has been our policy to do business
even if it were necessary to give our customers a
good share of the profits
The prices we are quoting on desirable goods
below are an object lesson in this respect
tainly no local merchant or city dealer either will
sell those goods at our prices
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Is continually adding- improvementsand It ia now the
best equipped and most comfortable
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IN NORTHWEST NEBRASKA
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Faknham has apples
Hy Lee of Newton was in town last
Friday
J B Sweeney of Pullman was in
town this week
Carl Seeley internal revenue man
was in town Tuesday
Charles Austin of Simeon was in
town Monday after a load of supplies
Creamery Prices paid for butter
and eggs in cash Crabb Co 20 tf
Judges Westover and Harrington
are holding court at this
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Elmer Bristol has gone to Marsh
Lake to help make hay for Ed Hols
claw
Dr Evans formerly of this place
but now of Springview renewed ac
quaintances here this week
A party of young folks picnicked
in the country Monday afternoon A
yery pleas awnt time is reported
We deliver groceries as well as feed
to any part of town
W A Pettycrew
Judge Walcott Col Towle E J
Davenport and his son Harrison at
tended the reunion at Bordeaux
Wm Baird Jake Emmick Billy
Banks and Abe Bailey were Wood
Lakers seen on our streets Tuesday
Martin Christensen and his gang of
painters went over to St Francis
Mission Sunday to paint the mission
buildings
Sam Hudson came in Sunday to
meet his nephew Mr Wood from
Missouri who expects to remain with
Mr Hudson during the summer
Mrs Chas Sherman departed on
the afternoon train last Sunday for
Merriman She will be the guest of
Miss Jessie Bowring for a week
Dr Compton has gone to visit his
father at Honey Grove Texas He
left Sunday evening and will be gone
a couple of weeks We wish the Doc
tor a pleasant trip and safe return
Erie Farnham brother of C J
Farnham wentbackto his home near
Newton Monday very much improv
ed Thanks to the skill of Drs Lewis
and Compton he is now able to walk
with the aid of crutches
Miss Mary Watson left Monday
morning for Graysville Ind where
she will spend the summer visiting
her parents She intends to return
about the 1st of September when she
will begin teaching a school in Crook
ston
Mrs E E Thorn departed Tuesday
morning for Ashland this state for a
visit with her eldest son H W Wes
ton She will also visit her mother
and other relatives in Chicago before
returning Mrs Thorn expects to be
gone a month or more
Is your liyer tired Does it fail to
do its duty If so dont neglect its
call for help A few doses of Herbine
may save you a spell of sickness
Herbine is the only perfect liver med
icine It cures chills and fever
Price 50c Quigley Chapman
Mrs J B Tripp with her two
daughters and little son are visiting
at the home of Daniel Fowler Mrs
Tripp has lived on the Reservation
for nine years but has never been in
Valentine until this week She is
yery well pleased with our town Mr
Tripp who is superintendent at the
Boarding School is up in South Da
kota on business
What among human ills are more
annoying than piles The afflictions
that prevent active exercise are bad
enough but one that makes even rest
miserable is worse Women are
among its greatest martyrs Tablers
Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure the
most obstinate cases Prices 50 cts
in bottle tabes 75c Quigley Chap
man druggists
West Bound Excursions
Tickets on sale June 21st July 7 8
9 10 and 18th and August 2 1900 to
Deadwood Hot Springs and Rapid
City S D and Casper Wyo and
Denver Colorado SpringsPueblo and
Glenwood Colo Salt Lake City and
Ogden Utah atone fare plus 200
for round trip Final limit of all
tickets October 31st 1900 Call on
nearest ticket agent of F E M V
Ry tor further information
Dont let your insurance expire
Call on I M Rice N to write it up in
the best state company and at lowest
price
A J and Horace
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VALENTINE NEBRASKA JULY 19 1900
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in town on business
Wm Shelbourn drove in Tuesday
from his ranch up the Snake
Ora Shepherd of Rosebud came in
Wednesday to visit a few days
R Anderson is receiving additions
to his stock of hardware every day
Will Morgareidge is out in the
country this week visiting his father
For Sale AnEpworth organ nearly
new Inquire of O W Morey 20 tf
See the ladies slippers at Farn
hams 20 tf
Carl Freeman is helping- Quigley
Chapman invoice their stock this
week
Misses Lena and Mabel Fike re
turned to their home in Newport
Tuesday morning
Solomon Ellis was in town Tuesday
from Simeon laying in a supply of
goods for his store
A Kneeland returned from Omaha
Wednesday morning after a weeks
visit in the metropolis
G H Q Smith goes to Hot Springs
S D to take treatment for the
rheumatism this week
Stotts Stetter of Cody are hav
ing their saloon renovated R S
Dennis of this town is doing the work
Yank OBryan and family have
gone to Hot Springs S D Joe Mor
rison is running the ranch in their ab
sence
C M Sageser left Wednesday for a
ten days pleasure trip to Hot Springs
and the Hills We wish him a pleas
ant time
The Misses Reynolds visited Mrs
Snow at The Donoher a few days this
week They have now gone to Hot
Springs S D
Dr Tucker from Rosebud is visiting
in town this week during his leave of
absence from duty as assistant gov
ernment physician at Rosebud
The railroad fare from Valentine
to Long Pine during the Chautauqua
will be one fare for the round trip
Tickets good August 2 to 15 inclusive
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W H Carter of Cody was in town
Monday Mrs John Shores accom
panied him back home where she
will visit for a dav or so She will also
visit in Georgia
The stock movement to the East
has begun The railroad men are
busy taking empties west and sev
eral loads of stock have gone east
during the week
The Misses Jessie and Flora Sage
ser and Lulu Stinard went out to
visit the formers sister Mrs Claude
Reece They left Wednesday morn
ing and intend to stav through haying
time
Henry Wilber and wife of north of
Kennedy on the Snake came in to
visit their son Hugh who is a mem
ber of the First Cavalry prior to his
departure with the regiment for
China They were accompanied by
Mr and Mrs Lou Ganow
A company of infantry arrived last
Saturday night on a special train and
marched out to the Post Sunday
morning Lieut Stevens is in com
mand This company will take the
place of the cavalry troop who are
daily expecting orders to start for
China
Chas Schaffnit special agent and
adjuster of the Fidelity Mutual Fire
Insurance Co of Omaha was in town
on business connected with his com
pany Tuesday and on Wednesday
left for the west in company with I
M Rice local agent of the company
who will accompany him as far as
Gordon
Put Up Hay
The drouth in Dakota and Montana
is driving out so many cattle some
should find a wintering place in Cher
ry count7 That being the case it
would seem to be a most excellent
idea to put up plenty of hay The up
land as well as valley hay is fine this
year therefore it should be cut and
cured for winter feed No doubt
some one will be along either to buy
hay or furnish cattle to consume it
Those who live on farms are liable
to many accidental cuts burns and
bruises which heal rapidly when Bal
lards Snow Liniment is promptlv
hplied Price 25 and 50c Quigley
Chapman druggists
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General Merchants
LIVERY FEEO AND SALE STABLE
The Skimmery
The patrons of the skimmery have
had their second pay day and from ex
pressions heard among them they are
very well pleased
First They are receiving a stipu
lated price for their butter in cash
monthly Second The work now
compared to that incident to butter
making is so largely in favor of the
skimming station jthat the farmers
wives all favor it enthusiastically
Third The presence of the skimmery
has taken so many out of butter mak
ing that butter is now 12 to 15 cents a
pound here when heretofore at this
season it has averaged 6 to 10 cents
Taken as a whole it is believed it will
prove highly satisfactory More lo
calities in our county should haye
skimming stations
Got a cow to sell
goods for it at Parnhams
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CITIZENS MEAT MARKET
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This market always keepe a supply of
FRESH - FRUIT - AND - GAME
In addition to a first class line of Steaks Roasts Dry Salt Meats
Smoked Hams Breakfast Bacon and Vegetables
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Our stock of Spring Dress Goods is now complete
and the ladies Avill take especial delight in examining t
our beautiful lines We have
The Swellesl Assortment
ever brought to Crookston and it will be absolutely
impossible for you to find prices any lower else whera
Don t Forget
us when you want Groceries bhoes Clothing or in
fact anything
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Cure or Cholera Infantum Never
JCnotcn to Fail
Daring last May an infant child of
our neighbor was suffering from cholera
infantum The doctors had given up
all hoDe of recovery I took a bottle of
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diar
rhoea remedy to the house telling them
I felt sure it would do good if taken
according to directions It two days
time the child had fully recovered It
is now vigorous and healthy I have
recommended this remedy frequently
and have neyer known it to fail Mrs
Curtis Baker Bookwalter Ohio or
sale by Quigley Chapman - 1
LOST A blue mackintosh cape
with pleat in back It was left in
Judge Townes office July othTlease
leave at Postoffice D E Sherman
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