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4 THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
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Dfispliiy aayertlKlng l inchjScspeii Issue { . $10 " ,
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* -Tbcal { Notice. MJiituarle * and . J odfie 'Resolute . , . * .
Hue men is-sue ,
ions5c per
Brands , 154 ii "es $4.00 per year fn ad-
additional HaeeS3.00 per Inch per yoar ;
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blocks extra , Sl.oo each.
Parties HvSnp utsl lp Clirrry county not ppr-
known are requested lo pay in advance.
10 per cent additional to above rates if over
6 mouths in arrears.
Notices of loss of stock free to brand adver
tisers.
Thursday , Xoveinbcr 141901
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Shoes at a big discount if vou buy of
Wuicr Sinters. '
Tsora Iiackler returned Monday nighi
from the hospital at Omaha.
Mrs. .1. A. Sparks returned last night
fiom her visit with relatives in St. J'oo. '
A. II. Metzger , Egbert 13onnen and
Geo. Sims are in town today on land
ofiice business. '
A shoe sale calls the attention of the
public to the Maier Sisters who show
an enterprising spirit in launching into
the mercantile world. '
Quigley and Bravton building , with
the lodge-room over-htdd , is nearing
completion on the outside work.
This will mate two ol the finest buildr
ings in town and will be lighted with
electiiicity fromtop to bottom.
Ben Pays of Woodlake was in town
, Monday and ordered the Democrat
sent to a friend out in Washington.
Mr. Pays informs us that he with his
wife and her father will visit in Miss-
. ouri and other eastern states where
thev have relatives and friends and
\\illthengo to'.Roslyn , Washington ,
to make theLrfuture home * Mr. Pays
is a good citizen and will be missed
from the vicinity in * which he lives.
THE DEMOCRAT wishes them a pleas
ant Journey. . , ,
The postoffice departmentwill re
ceive proposals * for. 'carrying mail on
star routes in Nebraska until Dec. 3.
Contracts will be awarded on
or before February flrst to
the lov est responsible-bidder to go in
to effect July l ? > t , 1902 and be contin
ued for a period'of four years. The
contractor will be required to "live on
or near his loute andbe. . immediate ] )
responsible for any service.Persons
who live distant from the routes for
which tha ) bid must agree to uiove to
the icute in the event of. the 'contract
being awarded them. The new service
includes free delivery of mail to people
iving on or near a route wlio will place
a box convenieut'so lhat the carrier
will not have to get out of his vehicle
, or drive out of his way to deliver it.
Persons wishing to place 'bids can get
proposal blanks with full instructions
at. the postoffices on the different routes
. . rrorby writing tne Second Assistant
Postmaster General , Washington , D. C.
Routes in Cherry County :
57279 From Gregory to Pullman , 18
miles and back twice a week. Leave
Gregory Tuesday and Fridry at 10 a
m : arrive at Pullman by 4 p. m. ; leavf
Pullman Tuesday and Friday after ar
rival of mail from Whitman but not
later than 5:30 p. m. Arrive at Greg
ory in 5 hours. 13ond required with
bid § 400 : present contract pay $120.
57280 From Penbrook to Norden
11 50 miles and back , three times a
- \ week. "Leave Fenbrook , Tuesday ,
* Thursday and Saturday at 9:30 a. m.
Arrive at Norden by 1 p. m. Leave
v. Korden Tuesday Thursday and Satur
day atl:30p m. Arrive at renbrook
5 p. m. Bond required with bid
S400 ; present contract pay $78 ; subcon-
tractpay $95 for twice a week service
57281.From . Valeutine to Ft. Niobra-
ra 4 33miles and back , fourteen times a
week. Leave Valentine daily ; t 7 a.
in. anil 5 p. m..arrive at Jt. ? JKiobrara
by fi a. m. 6 p. in. ; leave Ft. Niobrara
daily at 8:30 a. in. and 930 p. ui. ar
. rive at Valentme-by 9:30 : a. m. and 7:30
with bid S&UO
p. ni. Bond required
present contract pay § 200 ! subcontract
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. . 57282 From Sparks to Valentine 18
miles uad back three times a week.
Leave Sparks Tuesday , Thursday and
Saturday at 6:30 a. m. arrive at Valen
tine by 12 in. leave Valentine Tuesday
, .Thursday and Saturday at 1 p. m ar
rive at Sparks by 0.30 p. m. I3ond re
quired with bid 000 ; present contract
. jmy $ ' 213. UO.
572S3 From Valentine , by Simeon
. Oasis , and Kennedy , to Chesterfield 52.
23.miles and back six times a week.
Leave Valentine daily except Sunday
at 6 a. m. arrive at Chesterfield by 7:30 :
' , p..io. leave Chesterfield daily except
u m. arrive , -Valentine'
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dollaT a year.
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name and address.
We will print your
name , address and
your stock brand
on 500 sheets , pa
per , 500 envelopes
and 500 cards foi
§ 52.50 each 500 01
1000 each at $3.50.
by 7:30 : p. in. Eond required with bid
$3/200 ; present contract pay § 925
57284-From Chesterfield to Newton
1 0 miles and back six times a week.
Leave Chesterfield daiiy except Sunday
at 8:15 : a. m. arrive at Newton by 11 a
m. leave Newton daily except Sunday
at 12 m. arrive at Chesterfield by 2:45
p. m. Bond required with bid $600 ;
present contract.pay $101 25 for three
times a week service.
service.The Grocer
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who neither sands ,
his sugar nor
waters his milk
who believes in
the best , and is particular to
please his patrons. '
That's the grocer who. recom
mends and sells
Lion Coffee
Coffee that is coffee unglazed
unadulterated.
Valentine'v
: GOLDS i
CAN BE STOPPED
Colds , directly or indirectlv.
have killed more people than
wars or pestilence. A cold low
ers vitality , thus making it eas\
foi other diseases to attack-
Stopping a cold is an achieve
ment worth while , ? .nd our
I GUARANTEED
COLD CURE
fc the remedv to use. We guar
antee it to cure rolds if taken in
tirnp Ta > p it when vou notice
the firpt pvmptoms of attack and
you are certain to a vert the cold.
If you Dcgin taking it after the
* cold is fully developed , itwill / al
ii wa s lessen the attack and speed
tne cure.
Price 25 cents.
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> Druggists ,
I Valentine , Neb.J
KANGAROO
DAY Now and Open NIGHT
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Short Order
RESTAURANT
OYSTERS in any style
Everything to eat the
market affords. .
CANLtR & YOUNG
Oysterd served in all attee at Collins1 ;
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OFFICIAL COUNT OF THE VOTE CAST IN CHERRY COUNTY , NEBRASKA ,
It is a business transaction to have your Letter-Heads and Envelopes printed with
your name and address. It costs but little and saves you time makes you money pleases
your friends. We handle the best grade of envelopes and paper , Latest-styles and up to
YOU CAN BUY
Fine aud Fancy Underwear , Hosiery , Handkerchiefs , Yarns , Embroidery ,
Silks , Opera Shawls , Neckjiies and Notions , Point.
Laces , Battenburg Ijraitl , Sofa Pillows , ooljEnit
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Slippers and Center Pieces made to order at Prices that are EIGHT of
MISS HATTIE MAIER
HE OWLSALOON T. YEARNSHAW
T .JAMFS BHUL !
M ? . Sole Agents for
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" ' . HERALD PURE RYE WHISKEY g
Ale and-Porter . , " Arid * FRED KRUG'S BEER
Choicest Wine and Cigars.
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VALENTINE " X ' , NEBRASKA-
CITIZENS-
J. W. STETTER , PROP
FRESH FRUIT AND
IN THEIR SEASON
First clasp line of Steaks , Roui
Dry Salt Meats , Smoked
Breakfast Bacon
* n tbe District Court of Cherry Count
Nebraska.
In .ihe matter of the estate of Andrpw Mark''a '
mental incompetent. "
This caiis coiiiiuir on for hearing upon tbe
petition -Nelson S. ] iowle.y. guardian of An
drew MarK. a nienlaHncoinpftent. prating for
license to sell tlie rVal estatfi of said ward , sit
tiated in-Hierry county , Nebraskate-wit : senxv
swne nesw and mvso of tection 15 , ttnvuship 29 ,
ranee 31 , lor the payment of the deltt ot the siicl
ward , and to maintain the said ward and his
tamily , tne income of the estate of the suid ward
uot being sufficient therelnr.
It Is therefore ordered that all persons inter
ested in said state appear Defore me nt the court
room in Valentine. Nebraska , on the lh riay of
December. 1801 at 10 o'clock a. in. to .show cause
why a license should not be Kraiiteu to suid
guardian to sell said real estate.
\nd it. is further ordered that a copy of this
notice be published three successive weeks in
THK VALKNTI > BDKMOCUAT.a news.saper rf
% i era 1 circulation in Cherry county. Nct > ra.ska. . ,
Done at Chambers , in the village of itushvilie
Nebraska , tliib third * ! ay of Octooer. loot.
W. H. WE8TOVKR
42-3t Judge of the District Court
Notice 1 robate of Will. . K
Notice Probate of will. AgustaV. . Scluilz de
ceased. In county court. Cherry coin iy. J e-
braska. 'J he slate of Ni-bra > ka to'the heirs nd
next of kib of the said Augusta \ \ . Sctiiuze , de
ceased.
Take notice that upon filing of a wiltni in
strument iiurportuif : to be ttie la t will and tesi-
anieut of AiiL-utifta NV. chulze l ir probate and
allowance , it is ordeicd that j-aid mailer he set
for hearing the SOih day ni Nov mber A. D. 1S01
Before saM county court at the hour of 10 o'c'ock
a m at which lime a > y person , interested may
appear aud contest the same : ami nuiice of this
proceeding i oreered published three weeKs
.successively in UieALKNTI.NK ! ) KMOCKAT a
weekly newspaper published in this state
In testimony whereof , 1 have hereunto set my
hand and the seal of the county cour.t
SKAL at Valentine this'lSth day of November
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4331 W. K.TOWNE.
Coiiutv Judge.
Go 4o Collins for oysters. 42-tf
Notice the date of tlie farmers' in
stitute November 20 and 21 and don't
forget to come.
Quigley & Brayton's building with
theModge room overhead is neaiing
completion of the 'outside work. This
will make two Jof the finest buildings
in town and will be lighted with elec
tricity from top to bottom.
Taken Up
Taken up by tlie subscriber in German" pre
cinct. Cherry county Nebraska , on the 2nd day
of October 1001 , one black mare about 9 yeaas
old and c"lt. Mare branded JJ with bar
ihroush if. on left .shoulder ; 9A on left thich and
one three year old mare branded J with bar
throuuh it and 9A on left thigh and one three
year old blacck stallion no hranbs or marks.
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Notice to Noil-Resident Defendants.
TCannon ! , first name unknown , and "Wini
Cannon his wife , turn resident d i 'iidai t .
will ake notice :
That m h3rd day of September. lOOl : Ftlix
oletr , plaintiff , herein , filed his petition in ihe
district court of 'lierry county , Nebraska ,
against you implJaded with others. The object
and praver of which are.to foreclose a cpnain
ta-x lien for the payment of delinquent r. xes for
ihe years 1K > 4. 1S95. l. OC. tsar. 1808. and 1S99 , up
on th ' n } iiuU and n i.wh section 34 town
ship 35 , range 2G. Cherryounty. . Nebraskaor
taxes assessed and levifed thereon for .said > ars
for state , county or school purpopo . for which
said lands were sold to this pontiff for the sum
of ? 73.83 To have an accounting of the am urn
due thereon together with interest on 57382
thereof at 10 per cem Praying thatr said land
I ) so'd to sat isfv said amount and that t'efv-ml-
ants be foreclosed of all equity of redemption
Yon are required in answer said petition on or
before Monday the 9th day of December I9ol
Dated urinberSinh. 1901 Felix Nolett. i l in
Jiff F M. Walcott. his attorney 4l-4t
In ihe District Court of Cherry ' 'ouniy
Nebraska
In t' e matter oj the estate of Jamed C. Quig
l y a .minor , , .
This cause comiivjrou for hearing upon tlie
petition of James H. Quigley , guardian of
James r , Quiuley. a minor , praying' for license
tost-ll the ical estate ef , ild minor , situate in
Cherry county. Nebraska , towitthe east
balf of the north-east..quarter ot section 25 town
ship 35 Rinire 3i. for th maintenance and ad-
urcitionot the said mjnor. the income of the es
tate oi s : 'rf nnn r not beingsutt'cient therefor.
It Is therffore ordered that all persons inter
ested in snul estate appear before me at Court
Itoom in the village of valentine. Nebraska , on
the 9th day of December. 1901 , at 10 o'clock a.
m. to show cause why a license should not be
granted to said guardian to sell said real e.state.
Ann" it is further ordered that a copy ot this
notice be published three successive weeks in
THE VALKJfTiNK DKMI.CKAT. a newspaper of
general circulation lu Cherry county. Nebraska.
Done at Chambers , in the village of Kushvilte ,
Nebraska , this 31st day of Octder 1901.
\V. H.VE > TVEB
Judge of the District C-urt
( .tome to the farmers' institute two
da > s November 20 and 21.
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Accounts of Merchants , Rancrjrriert. and Individuals
Money to Loan on Pirst-clafis Cattle Paper
and Other Securities ,
Valentine State Bank
' ( Successors to Cherry County Bank. )
Capital 3nid Tip gg.
FRED WHITTEMORE , President J. W. STETTER , Vice President %
CHARLES SPARKS , Cashier
T. C. HORNBY W. S. JACKSON
Home to" the
D. LUDWIC LUMBER
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FOR Lumber , Builders' Materials
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Buggies , Moline WagonsEclipse Windmills ,
Fair bank's S t e el Windmills
J. A. SPARKS , Mgr
FOUND. NOT LOST.
The place to get the best windmill
also pumps and tanks.
First door south of the Do'ioher Eonse.
S. MOON , VALENrElR.
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49 Valentine Nebraska All work well done
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C. H. COKXEML. President. H. V. tf
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Valentine. Nebraska. i. ' v *
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
WINES , LIQUORS AND CIGARS
OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS
Valentine
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