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DEMOCRAT
THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF CHERRY COUNTY , NEBRASKA
VOLUME xvi VALENTINE , NEBRASKA NOVEMBER 21,1901. NUMBER 44
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The Advent of
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49 49 49 49 Many New Goods i
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Will oe celebrated for the next thir
49 ty days with advance display. .
The dress goods stock is the nearest
completion
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You will find all the new waist fab
rics , the new waist flannels , the dainty
flannelettes. &
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A yery complete assortment of
49 black and colored silks and satins , a
nice lipe of tapestry , lace and other cur
49 tains , Carpets and upholstering goods.
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49 Special sale on men's all wool cloth
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49 ing to close out to make room for oth
er stock.
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49 49 49 49 RED pRONT1
SUITS $5 TO $20
Ladies , Misses and Children's Jackets.
Capes. Collarettes , Muffs and Fur Coats.
\ Our Stock is Complete aud Prices the
Lowest. Tailoring iu ALL Branches.
D STINARD , Clothier ,
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NEW Instruments
and Methods to Fit
Spectacles and Eye-
Glasses ,
Finest quality of lenses. A fit guaranteed , For near and far sight
glasses accurately adjusted. Astigmatism cleared up.
TESTING EYES FREE OF CHARGE.
Good stock of Watchss , Clocks and Jewel
ry. Holiday goods just arriving. Largest
and best display in town. Good work at
LOWESI PRICES.
O. W. MOREY , Old Reliable Jeweler ,
VALENTINE . NEBR :
The Political Campaign is Over
JUST
OURS
BEGUN
With a Full Stock of
all kinds HARDWARE ,
Windmills , Pumps , Iron
beds , Mattresses , Charter
Oak Stoves and Ranges.
Leave jour orders for all kinds of COAL.
I ( INDERSON & FISCHER VALENNTET
AT THIS
OFFICE *
You in Qualtt * ' Price Workvianehic
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TALK OF THE TOWN
Friday-Nov..29 ! What ? Come and
see.
see.Dr.
Dr. Goodrich goes to Rosebud next
week to do dental work for his pa
trons.
John Neisa. was in from the reserva
tion tast week getting supplies for
his ranch. *
Jay Cunningham was in from his
ranch at the mouth of the Gordon
yesterday for supplies.
A good supper on Thanksgiving will
be given for 25c at the Rummage Sale.
Children , reduced rates.
W. H. Kennedy came in from Ken
nedy to get ranch supplies and visit
his friencs in town this week.
F. W. Jersig , wife and little 4gtrl
and Wm. Ferdon and wife are making
their homes at The Donoher now.
There are no vacant houses to rent.
Notice our advertising columns.
They ars loaded with bargains for the
purchaser. Never could you get as
much for your money as now. Come
and see.
L. H. Overman one of the old pio
neers of the west came down yester
day to transact business in our city
and made a pleasant call at the DEM- .
OCRAT office.
Jude Towne has been suffering
from a severe cold the past two weefcs
and was confined to his home most ol
the time but is now up and looking
almost as well as usual. .
Dr. Hutchinson , a'young man of ris
ing ability , made a trip to Brownlee
this week to look after dental work
for the people in that vicinity , thus
saving them a trip to town.
All persons knowing themselves .to
be indebted to Crabb & Co. will
please call and settle before Dec. 1 ,
1901.
44 2t CRABB & Co.
A-.JE Xhadier writes from Phila-
d lp h ia7"that most beautiful of all
towns , that he had been over .in New
York and after returning found Phil
adelphia too slow for him and was
going back to New York.
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Services in the Episcopal church ,
Nov. 24. Sunday school 10 a. m.
ConOrmation , sermon and holy com
munion an 11 a. m. Evening prayer
and sermon 7:30 p. m. Bishop Graves
will preach both morning and even
ing. Ladle's Guild will hold a hand
kerchief sale about Dec. 14.
Serj. Wm. L. Cole , foitnerly of St
Louis , Missouri , having Ferved his
three years in the service of his coun
try was honorably discharged yester
day morning from Co. H , 10th infan
try at Ft. Niobrara and after visiting
friends for a while will return to his
old home in St Louis. *
The last Sabbath in November hav-
iug been designated br the Christian
churches aa Temperance day. the ser-
viceH in the M E. Church November
24 will be conducted bv the Valentine
Temperance Alliance no 20. All arc-
invited to be present , service to com
mence at 7:30 : p. m.
, w w. THOMPSON ,
Sec. '
Wm. Epke came down from his
ranch south of Crookaton week ago
Saturday suffering from lung fever.
Geo. Weisfiog mindful of the good-
services rendered him by Mr. Epke
when his arm was amputated came
along to assist in securing a com fort-
able place and attendants for Mr.
Epke until his family could move
'Oivn Monday the family came d.r.wn
and rented the building next to the
DEMOCRAT office where they will live
during the winter. Mr. Epke is im
proving and we hope will soon be up.
THE VALENTINE DEMRCRAT is not
clubbing with any other paper this
v -ar but will endeavor to give you the
ne vsandat the low price of $100
vear You can do without , but 3rou
hould not. Send your dollar by mail
or anv other old way. Ask your
neighbor to subscribe and when you
know of anything the public would
appreciate just write it down and
* t > nd it to the VALENTINE DEMOCRAT.
; i'e don't print everything that is
--MI us , but don't mind that. Some
times the article reaches us ttoo late
for that week and find ? the paper fulj
of ue\vs and no more important than
what you send. It is often too old for
the next week No barm was meant-
e leave out from one to ten pages
f our own composition nearly every
week that we have no room for and
* e feel like kicking some but we don't
* now where to kick unless we practice
tcking with our hindieet like a
mule. Article should reach us Mon-
Go fo Collins for oysters. 42-tf
Call and see whether you buy or not
our goods at the Rummage Sale.
It will only cost 15 cents to have a
good , time and see Hans Von Smash.
if
1 on will find anythibg from a live
chicken to an ambulance , at the Rum
mage Sale.
Smallpox in Longpine , Johnstown ,
andVoodlake. . The Gordon Journal
alstrreports numerous cases in Chad-
ro'n of tbe genuine black smallpox.
Joe Leader Is in town from his ranch
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nearWoodlake and informs ns tuat he
is building a house and invites us to
call on him which we cheerfully accept
and 'bide the time.
H'ord comes Irom Rosebud that J.
W. Ward had been hurt by a wagon
tipping over and falling upon him yes
terday. A message was sent for his
wife to come to him. Wo hope Mr.
Ward is not seriously hurt.
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. Department.
BY LETA STETTER. fr
closes the first three months of
this school year.
-.The llth grade has finished its
study of Macbeth.
Do not be shocked if you hear some
Hay that the seniors have died of heart
failure.
Mrs' .lohu Stedifor was a welcome
visitor in the II. S. and Grammar room
Wednesday afternoon.
The Freshman are getting BO very
fresh that we are thinking of sending
them to the seashore that they may re
ceive the benefit of the salt air.
1 { behooves us all to "reveiw" for we
know that examination "is no respecter
of persons" but ' 'faileth alike upon the
studious and the ubstudious ; thewise
and the unwise. "
COME and SEE how Allans" makes
"Frientship" and" Pantemonium" .
Nov. 29th. at Cornell Hall The pro
gram begins at eight sharp ; admission
lOc for pupils , lOcforall others. Tick
ets on sale at the door.
On the evening of Nov. 29 you will
have the pleasure of witnessing the
program of the "Dutch" society with
the French name. A. week later an op
portunity will be given to hear the
French with the Dutch name.
The other morn ing we observed the
president of the society enter
ing tbe school room with a smile which j
covered his face "even as the waters j
cover the ppa" . We later learned tne
cause of this to be that his societv had
nmcnrpd a mime but the < iame has not
divulged.
The 9th grade sing from their alge-
br s. the 1fH.1i grade from their litera
tures and the llth grade from their ge-
ometrys during morning exorcises.
We expect every morning to hear some
absorbed senior sing out in clarion
tones that "tne straight lino is the
shortest distance between two points. '
The seniors last week hadthe pleas
ure of reading a letter from Clyde Dav
to Prof Watson- " "
enport Watson"Scipip"
brightened visibly at this communicat
ion from "Ilio" and if we should be so
fortunate as to hear from "Doo" in Jtfie
near future.ve doubt not that "Scipio"
would immediately begin to write an
oration on ' 'The Third Triumvirate. "
Teachers association of the West
ern Division will meet at Merriman
Nov. 23 at 1:30 : p. m.
PROGRAM
Music *
Paper , The Boy of Fourteen
Clara Dunham
Primary Class Drill in Phonics.
Mrs Morgar eidge
Mothers Complaint that We Can
Not Spell.
Fanuie Roberts
Music
Review of Chapters IV , V and VI of
Hinsdnle's Art of Study.
NY. FTMorgarcidgc
Seeing Eyes and Hearing Ears.
Prof. Clart
Mtistc
We'waiit every educator and those
interested iu education to feel that
this is your meeting and you are urg
ed to use every means to make it pro
ductive of good results.
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49 49 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
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49 All parties who are indebted to us
49 4 ? whose recounts have beem running for
49 two years and more will please call w
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and settle We Mean the parties
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who can and pay but wont. There
49 49 are some who would pay but can't.
49 49 Now to the former class we want to
say that if accounts are not settled by
January 1 , 1902 we will publish a list
49 49 of their names and amount due in each It
49 of the County Papers for a period of ww
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60 days and sell same accounts for
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49 what they will bring. l
49 49 DAVENPORT & THACHER
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49 General Merchac ts.
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ELLIOTT'S DRUG STORE
CARRIES
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A full line of standard fflad" late copyright booksjuveniles ,
periodicals , fine-and medium grade stationery.
Exclusive agents in Valentine for BaldufPs unrivalled..chocolates .
und bonbons. - ' * -
.Palmer's exquisite perfumns , soaps and toilet articles.
Our stock of HOLIDAY GOODS is beginning to/arrive and we will
soon be in a position to show the largest aud meet varied stock ever
placed on this market.
ELLIOTT'S DRUG STORE
WE CARRY
A COMPLETE LNE OF
GeneralMerchandise
Merchandise
Groceries
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THE ' DONOHER
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and Best Two-Dollars a-Day
FIRST-CLASS MODERN HOTEL , .
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In Northwestern Nebraska
Bath , Hot and Cold Water , Two Sample Rooms'
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