I HE VALENTINE UEiViOGRk !
-I.'M'RICE EDITOR
St.fi ! > } * > - > V - V
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at the Post-oni
.Nebraska ,
STATS OFJ'KMiKS
EZRA P. SAYAGK. Governor.
C. K. STKKMC. Lieut. Governor.
GKO. IV. MAitsii. Secretary of Statf.
CiiAfJ. WKSTON , Auditor I'ub , Accts.
WM STKUHKH Treasurer.
FRANK N. PKOUT , Atty. General.
GKOUCK FO\VLRR , Coin. I'ub. Lands and Bld .
LKE liAitDMAN. Librarian.
U. S" SENATORS
JOSK.ri { H. MlM/AHO.
CHAS. 11. DIKTUICH.
CONGRESSMEN
ELMKU J. RUJIKKTT. Hep. 1st Bist.
DAvin II. MKRCKR , Rep. 2nd DIst.
Joiix J. IlomxsoN.Fus. 3rd Dist.
WM. L. STAUK , Fus. 4th Dist.
A. C. SHALIiENIlKRCKIt. FllS.Slll Dist ,
WM. NEVILLE , Fus. cthDist.
COUNTY OFFICERS
W. C. SHATTUCK , Treasurer.
C. S. RKKCE , Clerk.
W. B. TOWNK , .Turtle.
L , N. LAYPORT. Sheriff.
A. M. MOKKISSKY. Attorney.
K4 ETTA BKOWX , Superintendent.
LRROY LEACH , Surveyor.
ALFRED LEWIS , Coroner.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
W. E. HALEY , 1st Dist.
ALEX BUUR. 2nd IMst.
L. LAUFER , 3rd Disl.
Charles H. Faulhaber
Brownlee
Breeder of
Ren'st'd Ilerelords.
o
nyain , No. 74.533 ,
at head of herd.
Youii } ; bulls from C
to 18 months old
for sale
'HENRY AUGUSTON
Blacksmitli
I > oes general blaeksmithingathard
times prices for cash.
PAT HETT
Valentine. Kebr.
Good , Hard Rock for sale in any
quantity.
H. M. CK AMEE ,
City Deliveryman-
Trunks , valises and packages hauled to and
from the depot and all parts of the City.
12.
W. A. KTMBELL
Barber
First class and up-to-date. Neat
and attractive , every custom
er has a clean towel. Valen
tine State Bank Building.
LEEOY LEACH
County Surveyor
Valentine or Woudlake
GENERAL AVOHK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
JOHN PORATH
Riege , Nebr.
Tubular wells and Eclipse wind
mills. "Wells guaranteed five
years.
A. M. MOERISSEY
Attorney at Law
Valentine , K
A. N. COMPTON
Physician and Surgeon
Office at Qnigley & Chapman's
Dniff Store. Nights The
O O
Donohcr.
E. M. WALCOTT
' ATTORNEY A * ABSTRACTER
Valenlanc * , Kebr.
Practices in JMMrict Court and U S. Land
oniw Ifeal Kstatc and fcuirli 1'roperty
bought and bold. Bonded Ahstracter.
KANGAROO RESTAURANT
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
25 CENTS
FRESH OYSTERSSERVED IN
ANY STYLE
OPEN
DAY X NIGHT
'
5'RS. R. A. IViARKALL * FRED HULL
F. E.&M. V. R. R.
TJ11E TABLE
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NO. 4 PahM-iifier H.-t * 1 47 A M
TJJXT X O ! . X-3..O1 ? OE5 Xj ,
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outll ol - > m\her'.s iiwr\ .
exi'i ik-iit niictrd and lodyiny Mt-.it-
samt old price 25 cents A hearr\
welcome to all.
J. F JOTTER.
MILL PFICES FOR FEED.
"i iu , onik. . . 1.50 per cwt $20 W > ' t
- > ht is bulk . 115 per invi $22 00 JMJ.
cre ninga . . . . . . -iOe " fT.OO "
Chop Feed 1.25 ' $24.00
Corn 105 " $2000"
Chop corn 1.10 " $21.00
Hats 1.50 " * 29.00 "
ETTA BROWN
SUFI , PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Examination Third Saturday of each
month and Friday preceding.
VALEXTIXE NEBRASKA
Edivard S. Fur ay
Physician and Surgeon
Office Fraternal Hall or El-
liott's Drug .Store. 19jun2
Bulls For Sale
10 Registered Ilerefords , 2 high
grade Ilerefords , 1 high grade Short-
-oru. 1 to 3wirs old.
jun29 II. S. SAVAGE , Simeon. Neb
Kstruy Xotico
This is to certify that I have his day taken
up at uiy place three miles south of Simeon.
Xebr. .one rec auuhile spotted cow and reu
roan calf. Cow has slit in left ear. Early w'n-
er calf.
Dated .May 10,1903.
12-5 TIICOIAS A.
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o 9
1 Paint , §
Wall Paper , §
Calcimine.
o
9n Brushes
n -ft j. t/ik rJ j ± s ta # ,
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I Pure Linseed Oil 1
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§ Varnishes °
3 o
3 ®
g -AT- J
| Christensen's .
Civil Bill.
*
Civil Bill is G years old and
weighs 1500 pounds. Color , bay.
Will make the season as follws :
On Saturday of each week at Vin
cent & Davis' barn in "Wood Lake.
Remaining days of week at own
er's barn 12 miles northwest of
Wood Lake.
Terms : $8.00 to insure livirg
colt. W. E. EIJERIIART ,
lulyo Owner and Manager.
Hstruy Notice
Taken np at ray place near Thaoher ,
one black bteer three year&old , without
horns , a little white on belly. Swallow
fork in nijiht ear and branded with bar
diagonally across right leg below hip
joint. Has been in my herd over one
\ ear Als > o one red steer , curly haired ,
white face , no horns , probably 2 year
old , branded | | Pj on right hip. Has
been in my § | | h rd about three
months.
19 3 J. E. TIIACKREY.
Esttay Notice
Taken np at my place 12 miles ea t ,
of Valentine , on the Xiobrana rivci.
Maj19 , one iron-gray stallion 4 years
old. Xo visible marks or brands. It-
lame in right f ( ot.
18 5 "VYM. J. ALLEN.
p s ROUSCHE
Postoffice address
Brownlee , JS'eu
Ou left side or auj
part of animal. Ear
mark ri ht ear cut
oil' ; liorsea branded
same on left hlp.Ai o
has stock branded U
on side or shoulder.
> r JKorAVorO'VL
irO or FZ. Also
one being ou side and hip
McCaiin Items
Whatve n ed is a good old soaking
.
ram
< \ M. Ru-harrKon is improving his
ranch fiilnii : in olil > ! ewholes.
' They IM ! a roundup at Stotts pa.
tunM in ' titii'- ii < . . * MI : < | up wor-l to
tii" . iifliiijoit uvjii In tiniiver to
comr , ii < J M-t ilii'ir IMUIC \\IIHI Be
llini ; in - . ( - < uui. . ( li * MmMiiaii ol
tip > : : 'SHU. ' \Vi-b. in.\-s. | i i's lu-ip
111' iii M , ' /iiii1. ilr _ . > > . > - i ; iii < \ > iviii
tjo . ' -iiu'i ; l'iif ' 'Vt'i s.tnl.
' ] ; } * - . t tuuf and h < iud.nnr r with u > . "
Oh , no. \ \ e lUink mat waser ) mean
of them. Before we got home we weie
huugr > enough to eat most an > thing
but made up lor it when we had our.
feet once more under the table.
KKLIAJJLK.
JV.ilbrook' Stems.
lieceived last week too lalp for publication ,
Joe Hutch ibou is ou ihe hick list.
Jim Hutchison is working for Billy
Rider.
c
Lewis Hutchison is sledding cornlor
Mr. Hittle this week.
Jim Hutchison spent Monday and
Tuesday in Valentine.
Gale Layport of Valentine is visiting
dl Air Uauit is thisvetk
Mr. Whetestone arrived home Satur
day with a bunch 01 horses.
MihS Lizzie Talinage was visiting in
this neighborhood last week.
Mayuard Bishop was visiting friends
near i'enbrook. Saturday and Sunday.
George JIandcock and Eugene
Hutchison went to Valentine Friday
xvith hogs.
Blanche Hutchison was thrown from
a pony last week while herding and
broke her arm.
Jane Conger came home from school
last Friday. One of her schoolmates is
now visiting with her.
Mr. J. II. Sears' store , of Sparks ,
was struck by lightning Friday.
Nothing is left but ashes.
HELENA.
JBli Precinct
Everything is lovely and the goose
hangs high.
( J. S , and W. L. Nichols are up west
shearing sheep ,
G. B. Nichols was at Cody last week
plastering the postoffice ,
A brother of Mrs. Lewis Adams is
visiting her from Missouii.
We hear there is going to be another
wedding in the near future.
Bert Nichols went over to Ayiance ,
last week , as a witness in a land con
test case ,
C' . W. Goodrich and family departed
for Cheantean , Montana las' ' " , week.
They expect to be gone at least a year.
Mrs. Gootlrich's people live there.
Populist County Convention
The Populist Convention organized
by electing W. A. Parker chairman
and electing A. M. Morrissey s > eere-
lary.
lary.The
The chairman appointed committees
on credentials , resolutions , and organ
ization ; and the convention adjourned
for dinner.
On reconvening the reports of com
mittees were received. The tempo
rary , oraanization was made permanent.
The following delegates were &elect-
d :
State : A. M. Morrissey , J. II.
Quigley , L. C. Sparks , Gus Carlson ,
J. Hitt. W. A. Parker , E. L. Davis ,
and Alex Burr.
Congressional. J W. Groves , W.
A. Parker , A. M. Morrissey , F , T. Lee
W , 1 < . Morgareidge , Albert Pike , Win.
Searby and A. J. Plumer ,
Senatorial : 11. Anderson , Curt Cal-
len , J. E. Pettjcrew , L. E Stuart , Jas.
Gallaway , J3hn Ormibher , II. A. Dan
iels and N. S. Rowley.
Representative : Chas. Hudson , J.
W. Whillaus , MVyman , B. Tink-
ham , John Shelbourn , O. W. ILihn ,
W. A. Pettycrew , UG. . Dunn.
A. M. Morrissey was placed in nomi
nation for county attorney but he de
clined the nomination and the place
was left blank.
Gus Carlson was elected chairman
and J. W. Whillans was elected secre
tary of the county central committee.
A member of the committee was
named for each precinct and the con
vention adjourned.
Editorial Association Meeting
The E V. E. A. at Chadron was at
tended by Wilson of the Springview
Herald. Church of the Atkinson Graph
ic , Bates of Long Pine Journal , Miles
Ainsworth Herald , Burleigh and
daughter Mias Bessie , of Ainsworth
Star-Journal , Rice of Va'entine demo
crat , Lyou of Gordon Journal , Hum
phrey and wife of Hay Springs Leader
and Rev. C , II. Burleigh of Hiiy
Springs , Wingfield of Crawford Ga-
zette , Frank A. Harrison of the I e-
' cord Lincoln beside the local editors
Efneraud Phipps Bros , and E. W.Jul
ian of the W. N. U.
Wi.ere n.-corted around town unt.l
11 t-ar tn oVlnck when a photograph
t wax nuidf nf tingroup. . A shoit bits
! ines.x > i - > ii > iiva held J IK ! oflicers
Hi-rr o } ls follow i , : 1) S Efi.r. . Pres ,
A. ii. < hnrch , Secretary Treasurer.
< ; " ( . I'hipp.x , V'ce ' Pri1Atknon
chosen ji.the next meetint : place
upon application ' from ttto. lunch
f that pi ice
I'oiintiful repast was9 served at the
Blame Hotel which is run by Ed S < -
terlee , a genialholehwiled fellow *
Ever } one was made to feel at home
there.
I Miring the afternoon the program
was rendered uit the day was too
short and at 4:30 : the Association ad
jonrned to the ice creamery of W. A
Danley and enjoyd a treat at his ex
pense , after which we took a drive out
to the hills.
Judge C Dana Sayers accompanied
the editor for a drive and when at the
top of Mount Pis-gah about three miles
south east of town we had another
photo taken sitting up against a big
rock on top of a mountain.
After returning to the city we ate
a bountiful supper and went over to
the opera hous" wl'.cie v.e lij-tene * ! li-
reminiscence * and newspaper life in
Central America by Frank A. Hairi-
Son of Lincolnhieh was entertaining
and instructive. 13nt , oli , how sleepy
some of us were who had been up the
night before on on'way up there. W.
F. Hay ward had a box of cigars on tap
at his shoe store and cordially invited
the boys to help themselves and come
again. The shoe store was a neat , well
kept store in which we predict that am
shaped foot could find a fit that would
be a comfort to the wearer. Wo met ,
oui friend , Dr. Weils of this phue who
seems to be doing veil. Many court
esies were shown the editors of which
we are unable to tell you all but the
editors will have a kindly remem
brances of Chadron and her hospitable
people.
The following resolution was adopt
ed :
Whereas : The E. V. E. A. met in
the beautiful city of Chadron on June
7 , 1902 and Whereas : the citizens of
Chadron extended to us all due courtesy
and kindness of a liberal and onerous
hearted people , therefore be it Ke.-oved ! :
that we the members of the E. V. E A
extend to them our heartfelt thanks
and due appreciation of their efforts
to make the meeting one of pleasuie. to
us individually and collectively and
especially to Brothers Efnerand Phipps
for their untiring efforts to make this
day one of the most pleasant of the
year. Also do we extend our heart
felt thanks and due apneciation to tl e
retiring officers who have so ably and
conscientiously performed their duties
during the past year ; to Manager
Looiner for his large and beautiful dec
orated opera iiouse ; to the Orchestra
for fine music rendered and to Brother
Harrison for his excellent and instruct
ive address.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
W.A.Parker and son Don came
up from Wood Lake , Saturday ,
to attend the populist county con
vention. Mr. Parker informs us
that Otto Krasch was thrown
from a horse at Wood Lake one
day last week , the horse rearing
up and falling over backward.
Otto sustained a broken nose and
other injuries.
Frank Coombs , of Buffalo Lake ,
was brought ; to town Monday
and taken before the board of in
sanity. Some time ago ho had a
fall which hurt his head and he
was overcome by th } heat re jent -
ly , which seems to have unbal
anced his mind raid developed a
tendency to injure himself. It is
a case where a little of tha prop
er treatment will bring him
around all right again.
The telephone company have
been having a monkey and par
rot time in getting ready for bus
iness , the delay being caused by
the non-arrival of the cable cab
inet. It was shipped on time
and was caught in u wreck and
smashed. Another was shipped
and has tarried by the wayside
and cannot be located by a tracer.
A temporary cabinet has been
arranged and it is expected that
everything will be ready for
"hello central" this morning.
It is announced that the for
mal opening of the new Fraternal
hall will take place next Thurs
day evening. Following is the
program :
Vocal music.
Prayer , Rev. Gumbos.
Music , Dnet.
Addres ? , F. M.Vrilcott. .
Address , Rev. Ramsey.
Vocal music.
Address , A. L. Towle.
Drill by Degree 9f Honor team.
Address , C. H. ( Cornell.
Music , Duet.
Supper and more music to follow.
There will be a general good
time and all lodge members and
their wives are expected to be
theve and visiting lodge members
1 will also be welcome.
Ccsy Corner , Lovers' Lar.c ,
Luna City , I/loon.
PATTOW PAINT CO. .
Gentlemen i
I have alv/ays been insulted
Ky tfc ; Man who's in the Sun j
H _ ha ; always been most forward
Since our cycle was be un t
And the latest oilih doings
That hasnade me grow quite faint.
Is the shine of his Corona
Since he used your Sun-Proof Paint.
Now , the Sun attracts attention
( From the planets ) more than I ;
So I ashedvnat caused Ills brigh
And he made ; his curt reply :
" I use * Patton's Paints " to paint with
For they do not quickly faae.
You should know they wear th : longest
Of many hundreds that arc made. "
I am writing you this letter
To obtain the agency ;
So , whene'er the Sun needs paintinjj
He v/iil have to come to me.
There is one more thing I'm wanting
To help hold him in restraint
Forty gallons ( silver color )
OI your Patton's Sun-Proof Paint.
Yours truly.
The Man in the Moon.
. ' end for book of 1'nlnt Know ledgcsnd Advice frco to
PATTOM PAJHT COMPANY ,
V/lc.
For Sale by Goo.rr. .
i
Eealsr in
Havilivaro Furaiitnrii aiiil Cofihis.
JLnKiI > r , , .
Picturos Framed to Order. VaZestiti . X
s
Business Notices ,
_ _ _
Notices uiitk-r t'u'.s ' heading > cents pr line
each insKftion. Auioiio reading matter , Iticents
per line * aeL insert Ion.
Full and coinploto lino of candies ut
Fine stock of ci urs uhvays cnrrit-d
at Ijoble's.
Jjuy jour bread , cakesmd uies at
Huhlc's Kiosh t-verv dav.
Ail kinds of heavy hardware and
wajion wood stock at E. Breuklanders. '
20-lf
Hifrhest market price paid for
Chickens , Game and Fish at the Don-
oher. 0 tl
Hot air furnace fctiitii' ' > ie to heat a 10
or 12 room hoiibe for sale at the Dotio-
hotel. J. C.
I want to buy 00 or 300 black inul-
ey cows and calves. Addrcbs , giving
lull description and price ,
liO-4 P. W. Jifiiisia , Valentine.
You will have to hurry if you waul
to win the big prize on , ' 5tar Coifee.
A 3Uc value lor iOc a pound. For t-ak-
bv all inei chants. 2 ! > i
The best. For "chicks and setting
hens , Lee's Insect fovder. . For grown
fowls and hogs , Lee's Lice and Mite
Killer. Sold b > Quigley & Chapman
Foil SALE : Several line Game Cocks- .
These birds aie liuely bied and are < !
good weight and color. Inqui'-e ol
Ho&pital Suwaid , Ft. 2siobiaru Nebr.
11 tf
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r J J : IMC ! !
36 quarter sections , good range , l\n\
witer and timber.Vill run SOO heao
of stock. For information address , bo.x
no. 154 , Gordon 2-'ebr. or I. M. IxiCK
Valentine , Nehr. 42 tf
Sautc far tlae l ourtHi
The F E. & M.r. . have made a rat. ,
of one and one-third fare within a dis
tance of 200 miles , for the Fcurth o !
July. Tickets on sale July 3rd and 4th
good to return until July 7th.
3'Mray
Estrayed from the Vincent place
near Arabia on the night of May 2jid :
VM2 , two fourear old bay mares ,
branded ZO on left shoulder. Weight
about IvOO to 1300 lb-5. each. Liberal
reward for inloroiauon leading to then-
recovery.
4s W. E EBEUHAKT.
Kstt-iiy Xotico
Taken up at , my place. S miles north
west of Valentine , oa May 24th , one
light sot'Djl horse years old , weight
ab ) ut 7.10 pounds , left shoulder ustved
in. Branded ' Jl on left shoulder
"
and "L on left hip
22 o U. F. PETTYCREW.
ay Xotice.
Taken ap at my place , 2 miles east
of Ci'ooKiton , on Jane 7 , 1002 , 1 brown
horso br.iu'ltid ill ) on left tiiigii anout
Shears' old ; also 1 buckskin horse ,
branded ou right sii'mldpr. about 2
years old , ED
22-o
Strayed from my place nine miles
northwest of Valentine , on April tilth ,
one bay mate four years old. white |
strip on face.lim built and langy ,
weight about GoO poundbranded GO
on left shoulder and pIpR on Itft hip.
Also one iron gray m&gja maro a-hont
G yeaisold , weight t&f&j } -ibout 1,000 ;
oldears on points of shoulders , brand-1
QIJ G on li'it shoulder. Suitable re l
ward f' r information leading to ih ir
reeoverv. A. S. GRAEFF
Kstrnj" A'ulict-
i'eii up at my plf ce at Kennedy , one small
red heiifro brnn-ls or e..r murks. Ha > > been
at my iiice ! ; all winter.
FUAXK S PAKKKK ,
225
llics will he rf reived by the tiridrrsjsrnecl urtil
JuneS. . 1902 at o'ctocK for the confeiructiim
of a three ? U > rslon ; a-d t r = ck lnnK. IJids fo
masonry ; uid ojirper-ler work IUAV b semrae
or conitJ.r.e < J. un < i inclmliut ; mate iil ; or lo : ina-
teriil furnished by me exceptstojio which is al-
rpudj o.i tnlavim.d aurt vi > rk is lo begin at
once hums and b eIHcai i ns m.iy be sei-n at
tle ; Onohtr hotel. I reserve tl.e riulit to re-
. jeet nay or ail bios.
J J. C. Wi : .
Yalenuue , Kebr.
$ &K 50 YEARS'
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THADE
DESGNS
COPYRIGHTS &c.
Anyone sending .1 pfcctoh nntl description niny
qiilr'Uly iiscertnln our opinion free vriiethcr an
invoiitioR in | > rohtbiy imtcntable. Coinninr.irn-
turns stsiHi7cdiiUlcntiiI. Il.uidhooion Patents
bt't.t fice. Uldrst Jitrency for ncpunjip patents.
I'-itPn''i taLen throuirh Itiuim & Co. receive
! notice , without cbaruu , in tlie
A h.-uifl-jomoly ili3traoil ! xrccklr. T nrvcst cir
culation of any f uioiittdc journal. Tcrnn. $3 a
year : four months , tl. Sold by all newsdealers.
MOftl fi Go.3318'02 PSew Yarri
Bracch O.'Hce. fi25 V EU % Vashn : ton. D. C.
SV/EENEY LHOS.
Postoffioe address
,
'attic branded as on
il ; liorses branded
.nine as "uttle except
ovuped S
ee block
ind St phen oi.
' akes and South
§ 300 reward will be paid to any pelson for in-
'onnatioii luadinj ; to tlie arrest and conviction
> [ any IMTSOII or persons stealing cattle with tha
.
' JA wl
D. A. Hancock
JiUcRhurn , I\Io or
Si n'on. Nchniska
Citl < j branded on
lelt * nlf as onut :
aso ! lij on I ft side
with ZZcn leftbipof
some cuttle ; aiso "SIC
on rijihtside. Horse
brand , rake and 1G
on left shoulder or
ranch-on
y Lake. Kaime on Niobrara Kivor. east o [
Ninur.tra. all in rht rrCountv. . Nebraska.
M. P. HALEY'S
HOME MADE
This is a Spanish Kerb Liniment.
Cures Rheumatism , Swellings ,
Sprains , Bruises , Aches
and Pains.
Cures : numbness in the limbs , restores
muscles to healthy and vigorous ac
tivity , it is the great remedy for
I'arulysis , Lame Hack and Lumbago.
NOTICE : This Liniment has been
tested and proved to be a cure for
the above described aliments.
M. P. HALEY , VALENTINE , NEB.
Directions for using : Shake well and
turn the mouth of the bottle onto a
sponge or flannel cloth and apply upon
the soreness or aiil'cted parts. Do iot
apply upon cuts or open sores. Shake
the bottle well before using.
SEQJJAH (3267)
Dark brown , Foaled Xov. 24th ,
1SS9. Sire "Ximrorl" flOGG ) , by
'
"Comef (151) ( ) , by "Eclipse" (101) ( )
by "St. Giles' ' ( GST ) by "Wildfire"
(807) ( ) . Sequalrs dam 2S9 Lady
bird F. S. Vol. T by Restless T. B.
Secjuah's G. dam by Larrvwheat
( T. I' )
He will stand for season of
1902 at Shermax's barn.
I J. W. STETTEB ;
' Owner ,