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The above old saying has be n changed a bit
to fit the occasion Our advice to people who
need anything in new fall Dry Goods is to be
sure they are right as regards quality and style
and then spend their money where it will obtain
the largest amount of the best merchandise It
is our constant aim and endeavor to give our
customers better valurs than they can obtain
elsewhere And our leadership is due to this
policy If you make sure you are right before
spending your money the chances are you will
spend it here
Gloves
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Is continually adding improvements and it if now tht
best equipped and most comfortable
FIRST CLASS MODERN HOTEL
IN NORTHWEST NEBRASKA
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JOL V KECHOLSON Cashier
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We respectfully call our attention to
our complete lines of Dry Goods Hats
and Caps Boots and Shoe Groceries
and Lumber You will find onr prices
to be as low as an7 in the bnsiness We
will from time to time have something
of interest to tell you through our adver
tiseraent and something that will be to
your advantage Fair treatment to all
Merriman Nebraska
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A new line of gloves at Farnhams
Wm Erickson was in town Monday
The postoffice building is receiving
a fresh coat of paint
Messrs Viertel and Baumgartel of
Crookston were in town Tuesday
We deliver groceries as well as feed
to any part of town
W A Pettycrew
Mrs Caveny went to Fremontyes
terday morning to visit her sister
J Fritz and J F Prentiss of Ains
worth came to Valentine Tuesday
Mrs J E Harden will go up to her
old home to visit acquaintances
A second hand stock saddle for sale
at Farnhams 33
For Sale Second hand harness
Will sell cheap Inquire of John
Smyser 38 tf
A car of line New York Apples
about Nov 1st Price not to exceed
400 per barrel The Red Front 2t
Jim OBrien is in town He has
been putting in an electric light
plant in Alliance
Ladies call and see our line of
trimmed hats 1 L Efner 36 tf
C W Harden expects to make a
trip to uis claim soutn of Cody me
JaL oi tue weak
Smiling Jack Keeley is back in
Valentine again He is book keeper
in the Ludwig lumber yard at pres
ent
Mr and Mrs Will Anderson of
Cody visited at Hon John Shores
last week and while here took in the
races
The M W of A of Crookston will
give a dance in their hall Friday
October 12 and insure a social time
Everybody come Supper at hotel
2t By order of Committee
Woodmanse windmill guar
anteed for five years all repairs fur
nished free of charge For sale by
R ANDERSON 35 1
Cloaks and capes All the latest
styles and colors at Stinards 35 tf
A full line of furs at
I L Epners 36 tf
Capt Howell is driving the Rosebud
stage this week Mr Hunt being un
der the weather from a cold
E J Davenport left Monday morn
ing for Lincoln to attend the con
vention ot the Grand Lodge K of P
Mr Davenport will also attend the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at York
this state which convenes this week
The races are over and most cf our
people say that the occasion was a
success Why not advertise your busi
ness enterprise with the medium that
helps to make a success of anything
for the good of our town While our
expense foi the occasion was greater
than the profits there are some who
profited by the races being made suc
cessful Yet there are some who
think they do not owe a newspaper
anything and try to slide through on
the advertising done and paid for by
others
The Graduates
Saturday evening was the time
fixed for the ninth annual commence
ment exercises of the Valentine High
School The graduates numbered
eleven all young ladies who stand
high in the social circle of Valentine
and are possessed of superior qualifi
cations and educational ability as
shown by the able manner in which
they delivered their orations on sub
jects well chosen Truth and Pur
ity a befitting motto was the one
chosen by these young ladies and
blue and white were made the class
colors The program was excellent
Mesdames L Bivens and S Morey
sang a duet that was full of music
The violin solo by Miss Moses was
highly appreciated and the talent of
Miss Maxwell was shown in her per
formance on the piano The Demo
crat congratulates all interested in
the graduating exercises for making
them the crowning features of school
work for Valentine school a name
to be enyied aud for the teaching
profession a tribute The following
are the graduates all of whom were
present with the exception of Miss
Kneeland Bertha L Thorn Mabel
E Hahnf Luln F Hootonj Bertha M
Eneeland Helen M McDonald Mag
gie Robinson Inez A Pettycrew Ida
Stinard Ada Stinard Ina L Flowers
1 Sarah A SlurpfeWj
Finest line of Cloaks and Capes
ever shown in Valentine at Stinards
Hon John Shore E Breuklander
and O W Hahn went as delegates to
the representative convention Wed
nesday
The Bryan Club room was nicely
decorated and improved in appear
ance by some of our patriotic ladies
this week
Try that 50c Japan Tea at Farn
hams 33
Carey V Thorn came down from
Lower Cut Meat Saturday to take
his initiation into the mysteries iof
the M W A Lodge of this place
For Sale or Trade A Dempster
windmill galvanized steel nearly
new and a 10x2 ft water tank
38 tf Hans Uhlrich
We have just received a brand new
stock of rubber goods and under
wear W A Pettycrew 37
Mrs M R Harden received word
that her mother was dangerously ill
at Wagner S D Mrs Harden ex
pects to leave Saturday morning to
see her
Joseph Langer of Iveya Paha was
nominated by the FusionistsWednes
day last at the representative con
vention at Norden to represent the
52nd district
Col W F Hay ward was in town
this week and drove over to Norden
with Jas Quigley who went as a dele
gate to the representative convention
held there Wednesday
The attendance at the races was
large People from all parts of the
county were here and some from oth
er parts of the state The half mile
dash was made in 49 sec on Thurs
day by Macy Powell
Frank Prawitz received a- telegram
asking him to come and announcing
the death of his father at Whitcomb
Wis Saturday evening Mr gPra
witz took tne next train expecting to
be gone for a week
The Magic Estate
Hot Blast Heat
er will save vou coal and produce
more heat than any other stove on
the market For sale by R Ander
son 35 tf
W A Pettycrew has just completed
a fine cellar under his store bnilding
The sides are cemented and the iloor
will be of hard dirt The cellar will
hold several hundred bushels of pota
toes and other eatables for which a
cellar is useful
Some people think they know just
what every man ought to do better
than he himself knows and are always
full of good advice that is free to all
yet some of these dear good old
souls forget to pay the bills that you
have been waiting for so long
For Sale A fine matched driving
team also some work and saddle
horses Max E Viertel
31 Crookston Nebr
C W Gaskill of North Table tells
us that a barn belonging to Levi
Woodruff was burned Sunday evening
September 30 Three head of horses
were burned two of them belonging
to C W Gaskill About 30 tons of
hay a wagon and five sets of harness
were also burned A lantern had
been left hanging in the barn for a
few minutes and upon returning the
barn was found to be enveloped in
flames It is supposed that some loose
horses knocked the lantern down and
caused the fire
Oscar R Thompson of Wisner and
Miss C Jennie Deity were married at
the home of her sister Mrs Frank T
Prawitz in this city Saturday even
ing October 6 1900 by Rev Cumbow
of the M E Church Miss Deily has
made her home with her sister here
since last spring and has made many
friends She returned last week from
a visit at her former home in Wisner
Mr Thompson we learn owns a stock
i ranch near Wisner This worthy
I couple has the good wishes of the
Valentine people
S50 REWARD
will be paid for the capture and ar
rest of Dan Morgan who escaped from
the jail in this city Wednesday even-
ing at dark He is rather tall light
complexion sickly looking light hair
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For sprains swellings and lameness
there is nothing so good as Chamber
lains Pain Balm Trv it For sale
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Many say that it takes money to make money but
this does not hold true if you trade at Viertels
No matter how little money you have to spendyon
can always save something by buying here Com
pare our prices with those of other stores and see
how much we can save you Salt Coal Fence Posts
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COURT HOUSE BOND PROC
LAMATION
Notice is hereby given to the qunlilied electors
of Cherry County in the state of Nebraska that
an electiou will be held in the various precincts
of said Cherry County on thelsixth day of No
vember 19O0 for the purposeof voting upon the
follow ins proposition to wit
Shall the county board of Cherry County
in the siate of Nebraska issue the coupon
bonds of said county in the sum of of 515000 of
the denomination of SlOOO each for the purpose
of building and furnishing a court house in Val
entine Cherry County Nebr said bonds to take
effect January 1st iooi and to become duo and
payable January 1st 1921 and bearing interest
at tlf rate of four per cent per annum pay
able feeini aunuaUy ou the first daj s of July and
January in each year until the prinjiinal and In
terest tuereon has been fuiiy paid anil principal
and interest thereof being payable at the office
of the Countv Treasurpr of said county
TrpvidedThat tie ConntyBbard off said
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This market always keeps a supply of
FRESH FRUIT - AND GAME
In addition to a first class line of Steaks Boasts Dry Salt Meats
Smoked Hams Breakfast Bacon and Vegetables
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bonds at any time after the expiration of ten
years from the date of their taking effect and
shall the county Doard of Cherry county afore
said annually levy upon tho taxable property of
Cherry county a tax sufficient to pay the inter
est and principal of said bonds as they become
due and shall the said countv board at the last
aiuiual tax levy provided by law preceding the
maturity of said bonds levy upon the taxable
propertv of said county a tax sufficient to pay
the interest and principal not otherwise provid
ed for an J then unpaid upon the bonds
And shall said county Hoard negotiate aid
bonds at not less than their par value the
amount realized from the sale of said bonds to
be used in the building and furnishing of a coun
ty court house lor the use of said Cherry Coun
ty
The ballots used in voting upon said propo
sitions shall have printed thereon vFor Court
House bonds aud against court house bonds
Dated this 3d dav of October 1900
J W DANIELS County Cfetk
First publication October Wi 4t
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