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Hosiery
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4 8PBING footwear in the
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Jg at smaller prices is our boast and we make
43 the assertion good Our experience in this
line and know how in picking out good
2d ity stylish footwear to retail at close prices
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J money Why not see if we cannot please you
ifer4 better than anyone else Our shoe man knows
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a duality and style for it means comfort too
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will wear out no matter how good but some jj
wears out a lot sooner than our kind We
buy from manufacturers who know how to put J
long wear into their hosiery without sacrificing
appearance In childrens school hose we have
an especially desirable line at 25 cents that j
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WINTER BUSINESS IS OVER
Full Line of Spring and Summer
Goods now on hand
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Childrens Shoes
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TAILORING IN ALL BRANCHES
C ft COBS J31JU President Jff V NICHOLSON Cashier
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Valentine Nebraska
A General Banking Business Transacted
Bays and Sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
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Choicest Wines and Cigars
NEBRASKA
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Miss Celina Noble returned from
Kearnev l8t Saturday night to take
up her residence on her homestead
near Woodlake
Agent C E MoChesney and daugh
ter and D W Parmale of Rosebud
were down on business last Saturday
returning Sunday
Thos Yeamshaw returned Saturday
night from Clearwater where he has
been for several weeks looking after
his business there
G M Lynn of Naper formerly of
this place dropped in to see us while
visiting here this week and tell us
that he is getting along nicely
Robt Dyer has sold his stock at
Rosebud and will take life easy for a
while He spent a couple of days in
Valentine the first of the week
John Bothwell was arrested by Sher
iff Layport and brought to fown last
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weeK cnargea witn incest tie waivea
examination and was bound over to
District Court
Jas E Thackrey and his brother
John E and their wives started for a
drive overland to the Black Hills and
Bad lands Monday intending to be
gone three or four weeks
Miss Esther Smith who has been
cook at the Donoher Hotel for the
past five years went out home with
her father Jas Smith Tuesday for
a rest and to cheer up her parents by
her presence
A party consisting of Bon Lonff
land A D Brown Arthur Rles Lew
Hollister and a gentleman from Iowa
whose name we did not learn went
fishing at Hackberry Lake Sunday
and beside having a good time caught
a lot of fish
J B Sweeney of Pullman spent
seyeral days in town during the past
week and tells us they are doinq nice
ly out at the ranch losing very few
stock during the past winter or calves
during the spring They now have
over 200 calves
Miss Inez Pettycrew completed her
term of school at Georgia and last
Monday returned to Valentine Miss
Pettycrew will find a hearty welcome
by her friends here who have missed
her during her absence
A special dispatch to the World
Herald from Alliance dated May 30
was as- follows The spring term of
the district court of thisjpunty con
vened here Monday with Judge James
J Harrington of ONeill presiding
There are 129 civil cases on the docket
and for the first time In years there
is not a criminal case on the docket
The most interesting case for trial is
that exf Mr Knight of the National
hank of thig place against the Thomp
son brothers of Lake Side who are
being sued by Mr Knight because I
the Thompsons as it is alleged used
his name in connection with the Lake
Side lottery without his authority It
will be remembered that the Thomp
sons raffled their ranch which they
claimed was worth about 830000 by
selling tickets at SI per ticket and
represented that the drawing was to j
take place under several well known
and reliable business men of Alliance
After it is said about 2000 tickets
were disposed of the Thompsons
raffled the ranch at Lake Side with
out any of the parties frm Alliance
Veiiig present afn pne pi the Thflmp
spn crpw drew the numher tht won
the same Thompsons5 attorne3s
Messrs M P Harrington of ONeill
and Capt Fisher of Chadron are here
and the first skirmish is set Fri
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Wm Allen of down the river was
on our streets Monday
Henry Simmons of Chadron was in
town Monday evening
Dr Holsclaw of Merriman stopped
off last Friday for a few days in town
Call on E Breuklander and examine
the new centre draft Buckeye mower
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Max E Viertel spent last Saturday
in town looking after business inter
ests
Dr Ed Dwyer of Gordon came
down Sunday and spent a dew days in
town this week
A M Morrissy made a business trip
to ONeill the latter pai t of last week
returning Friday night
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Thomas Fitzhenry of Chesterfield
handed in a dollar on subscription this
week while in town
Wm D Manross and wife of the
Bearding School were down Sunday
returning Monday
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Valentim Nebraska week ending Tuesday
June 4 1901
Mean temp lor week 04 deg which is 3 deg
bjlow the averace
Highest temp for week 83 deg on the 2nd
Lowest temp for week 45 deg on Jst
Total rainfall 3G of an inch which is 38 of an
Inch below the average
Highest velocity of wind 34
Ulercentage of sunshine su
conditions prevail at
present although
there are indica
tions that they will soon pass away
and give place to fair weather This
will occur as soon as the storm center
which has been central over Montana
and the Dakotas for the past two
days passes eastward
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Observer Weather Bureau
W H Kennedy was in town last
Sunday
r Geo Heine and son were at the
Donoher the first of the week
Wanted 10 or 12 vonug calves
Address H W Harper Valentine
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All kinds of heavy hardware and
wagon wood stock at E Breuklander3
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F Lamberson and C E Brewer of
Gordon were registered at the Dono
her Sunday
There will be a dance at the Po3t
given by the dancing club Friday
evening June 7th
The stonework of the second story
of Jackson Braytons north room is
almost completed
Cutting parts furnished for all
kinds and styles of mowing machines
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James George has been very si ck
down at Sparks this week Dr Lewis
went down to see him Tuesday eve
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To all who assisted in making things
pleasant and contributed tothe en
tertainment of the Editors we express
thanks
A new sidewalk was put down in
front of the Stock Exchange this
week and another coat of paint added
to the front of the building
Fred E Whitney who has been
working on the Democrat during the
pastjtwo months has quit and will
probably go back to Newport
Wm Erickson of Kennedy came to
Valentine Monday on business and
said in a talk with the editor that he
is getting along nicely but has lots of
work and is very busy
June 1st Gov Savage appointed ten
delegates to represent Nebraska at
the Trans Mississippi commercial con
gress to be held at Cripple Creek on
July 16th among them being Charles
Cornell of Valentine
It is td he regretted that our hotels
wefe so crowded upon the arrival of
the7 Editors that there was scarce
sleeping room to be had and not until
new beds were prepared could they
all enjoy the quietude of slumber on
Friday night
Henry Stetter has put in a large
plate glass Back Bar that extends to
the ceiling of the Palace saloon A
composition cork carpet has been
placed upon the iloor and the outside
is receiving a second coat of paint
oy Dennis Brown These improve
ments together with the new retng
erator which is much larger than the
oid one changes the appearance and
greatly adds to the beauty of the
Palace saloon
Geo Tracewell has been doing a
Land Office business in horses of late
Hegold a team to Henry Sauerwine
about two weeks ago for 175 Lately
George purchased the entire herd of
horses belonging to AlexCharbonneau
and already has sold two teams of
them one to Dell Sherman the other
to Joe Burleigh He still has 46 head
of good horses that are all sizes and
right ages to work and will sell them
broken or unbroken for reasonable
prices
One of the daintiest weddings we
have had the pleasure of witnessing
was that of the Reverend Richard
Whitehouse and Mrs Ada at
St Johns Episcopal Ghur ph1 at t30
oclockj Sriflay morqing June 2 1901
jshpp Grayes affiliating The bride
wih Mr T C Hornby entered the
chur ch tQ the strains of Mendelsohns
wedding march meeting the bride
groom at the alter where the short
but solemn and impressive ceremony
was performed The church was
beautifully decorated with palms
ferns and rgsjes
THE VALENTINE DEM
The Official Newspaper of Cherry County Nebraska
VALENTINE NEBRASKA JUNE 61901
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Grade of Goods Than Others
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j Peaches ---- i0cta j
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j Gedneys Pickled Onions - - - per bottle lOets
4 -Lawton Blackberries - - - - 3B cans 2 for 25cts
J Godfrey Plums ------ 3ft cans 2 for 25cts i
California Peaches ----- 3ft cans lOcts
49 Little Boys Crash Suits - - - 50cts jfr
H Knee Pants 25cts and up t j
49 Ladies Summer Vests - - - - 5cts and up jj
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AAAMERCHANOIE AT LOWEST FRIGES
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Let Us Give You a Few of
OUR PRICES
Good Mounted Coffee - per lb 10c
Pound Sachs of Pearl Hominy - IOc
liars 1 tan i and C Soap - - 25c
5 Bars JLarye liar IVool Soap - 25c
20 Pounds of Good ttico - - 100
Bargains in EVERYTHING the Next
Two Weeks to Make Room tor Our spring
Stock
CROOKSTONNEBR MAX E VIERTEL
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P F Simons baby who has had an
abcess on the lung and had to be op
erated upon about three weeks ago is
getting well
Wm Maier left last Friday morning
for Omahato be gone a week or more
and wilJ probably bring his family
out to spend the summer here while
he is at work
We pnblish a letter below- correct
ing our statement of last week re
garding the same that the recruits
requested to be transferred The
account was given us and by parties
who had no interest in the matter and
meant no harm or insinuations to any
one We are pleased to make correc
tiong hxi give it as we receive it
Ft Niobrara June 2 1901
I M Rice Editor of the Valentine
Democrat
Sir We wish you would correct
3onr statement in your paper about
the nine recruits wishing transfer to
the 9th Reg of Artillery for reasons
that we will state here First that
every one of us have three i eats in
Second that we doHt Know what Reg
we will go to if transferred Third
we gave our names to our officers at
their request
We remain Very Respectfully
The9 Recruits
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FRESH FRUIT AND GAME
IN THEIR SEASON
First class line of Steaks Roasts
Dry Salt Meats Smoked
Breakfast Paeon
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Ts the Best Equipped most Comfortable Largest
and Pest Two Dollars a Day K
FIRST CLASS MODERN HOTEL
In Northwestern Nebraska
Bath Hot and Cold Water -Two Sample Rooms
NEBRASKA
J B Quigiey went up to his ranch
to look after his cattle Monday
H H Aldrgan from Sharps ranch
near McCann came down this wcek
to pay up on some school land
J N Steadman and brother Ben
were in town last week Mr Stead
man brought in his returns as assessor
of Kennedy precinct
CarvV Thorn and wife of Lower
cut meat Rosebud were visiting home
folks in this city last Saturday and
Sunday
Misses Lulu Hooteh and Allie Handy
left last Friday night for Hot Springs
S D They intend to take treatment
for five or six weeks before returning
The ladies of St Johns Episcopal
church will give an ice cream and
strawberry social Thursday June
20th in the Sparks building
Doctor Compton was called out to
Henr7 Sayerweius to attend a t the
birthofababy girl bora to Mr and
Mrs Sauerwein Monday evening
Rev John E Thackrey occupied the
pulpit at the M E chuich Sunday
morning and evening and delivered
excellent sermons on true Christian
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