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The Greatest Good
For the greatest Number
Thats what we aim at in our siorelieeping
The more goods we can sell the mote we can buy and
the better terms prices and discounts we can get Our
policy of a large business at small profits nets us as
- much as the small business of the other fellow at large
profits and our customers get the benefit Just as
fast as our trade grows and we are able to buy cheaper
we sell cheaper It pays to share with our customers
If -you want to gain the benefit of all this its easy
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100 lb Grnttulafetl Sugar G40
20 lb of Prunes - - 100
1 gallon can Peaches - oq
Syrup - 40
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Rice writes insurance
20 lbs of prunes for 100 at Farn
hams 52
See the ad of Raffenburg Bros on
another page
Good horse and saddle for sale
Robert McQuade tf
Clarence Walcott is day bartender
at the Palace saloon
Several fresh milk cows for sale
Inquire at this office oltf
Henry Smith one of the 21 outfit
spent Monday in town
A E Thacher was sick the first of
the week with the grip
Protracted meetings begin at the
M E church next week
Pettycrew has the biggest and best
line of mittens and gloves -
W C T U Saturday night Good
singing by double quartett
Almost your own price on overshoes
and German sox at Farnhams 52
Dr Compton was called to Cody
on professional business Monday
Quite a number of the boys in blue
enjw3ed themselves in town Saturday
evening
For shoes that wear well and- look
well and fit foot and pocket well
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Hans Ulrich is moving into his pro-
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Walcott livery barn
Tom White and his step brother
31r Dun beef contractors spent ja
few days in town last week
Three good rooms to rent over The
Democrat office Suitable for small
familj Inquire I M RiceV
Henry one of the unterrL
fied from Steen precinct looked after
business matters in town Tuesday
The Rev J C Sloan of Alliance
held services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening
Have you seen those fine pictures
and frames in R Andersons window
They go at 200 each during holiday
trade 48
Geo W Frank of Sac City Iowa
arrived in town Monday night for a
visit with Wm Hughes of near
Sparks
Arkansaw Bob came up from his
ranch near Chesterfield Saturday
and spent a day or two with friends
in town
Buy a Woodmanse wind mill guar
anteed for five years all repairs fur
nished free of charge For sale by
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Jack Hooton received a new supply
i of flowers from Omaha conservator
ies Sunday and now has a fine
play inn is new greenhouse
Johann F Porath called the first of
this week to subscribe for the Demo
crat Watch for an advertismentof
his business in the near luture
I WD Clarkson returned from his
Jgi trip to visit his uncle at Deadwood S
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h work in W A Pettycrews store to
take Archies place who has gone to
Omaha to attend a business college
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G W Roan of Woodlake was in
town Monday on his way to Chadron
on business
J E Thackrey returned Saturday
night from Lincoln and his visit to
relatives in Kansas
A dog bit Windy That was a mean
trick for any dog Windy is iretting
better The dog died
We are basking in the sun these fine
days and wondering if our winter has
been delayed to come with greater
force later
By moving the general delivery
case Postmaster Sherman has suceed
cd in opening 80 new call boxes for the
use of the public
Miss Cora Thackrey visited at her
brothers Saturday and Sunday re
turning Monday morning to her
school near Georgia
Word is received from the St Ber
nard hospital of Sioux City that Miss
Ida Stinard is rapidly recovering
health and strength
Ed Clarke and family have taken
up their abode in the rooms over the
post office vacating the Perry Law
son property the latter part of last
week
Word has just been received here
that a daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo
D has passed awaj at the
Mission school near Rosebud agenc
Norden Borealis
Walcott aud Ludwig have sold their
livery stock and buggies to J W
Snryser Andrew Schatzthauer has
leased the barn which he will run in
connection with his own
Fiank Fischer has sold his saloon
business to Robert McGuerr of Cody
who will take charge about May 1
Mr Fischer will engage in other work
that will not be so confining
Pur town is again rejoicing over
the removal of the commanding offic
er Stevens of Ft Niobrara although
be goes to taice eximanation for pro
motion He would have been promot
ed long ere this if the people here
were consulted as to their wishes or
that of the soldiers at the post
We are informed that B E White
of Merriman is again brought down
with grief by the death of his next
youngest child a brightlittle boy of
about three and one half years of age
Last week we reported the death of
his wife Our sympathies are exten
ded to the sorrowing ones who mourn
Raffenburg Bros will have a car
load of registered Shorthorn bulls in
Valentine on Feb 2 They are of the
same thickset shortlegged sort that
they have just sold and that created
such favorable comment here You
-should come to see them if you are
interested in good stock whether you
intend buying or not
County Treasurer Thackrey secur
ed the registration of the 15000
court house bonds during his visit
in Lincoln recently and they will be
bought by the state -at par The
transfer cannot be made however
until the board of public lands holds
its regular meeting on Feb 12 The
bjnds draw 4 per cent interest and
are due in 20 years or in 10 years -if
the county sj elects
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This market always keeps a supply of
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In addition to a first class line of Steaks Roasts Dry Salt Mei
Smoked Hams Breakfast Bacon and Vegetables
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coipnection with the Post Tradership at Fort Niobrara will be Sold on or before Feb 11 1901
Said buildiDgs will be sold separately or together agreeable to the wishes of the purchasers and
payment -v I be accepted in cash or in notes with approved securities Provided the buildings are not
cold before said date I desire to contract for their Demolition and Removal from said Military Reserva
tion and will be pleased to receive Proposals for Wrecking and Removal of the same on said date
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