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sTfeh is thai CJErvelaDd is ico
to haul and llcosevelt is IOD restless 10
In tlie cairipaiga rr6 years ago tae
dercocrais claimed lias if tlie repablio-
aa party frere iucc ssfcl Barlley woald
be pardoned and every republican pa
per in the state rose op and said ' "liar. * "
Who lisa ?
The Standard/OJ trust has raised
price of gasoline tv ehre anl one-half
per cent. A campaign is jest begin
ning and your Uncle Mark will need a
lot of money during the nest few
months. So he proceeds to collect from
the people money enough to bribe them
to vote * er straight. .Nebraska Inde
pendent ,
The nomination of Mickey wa = de
cided on ten days before the convention
by the railroads. The nomination of
Thompson was not decided on until the
vote of the convention selected him. If
you want an administration of , for and
by the people , vote for Thompson. If
you want an Administration of , for and
by the railroads , uote for Mickey. You
pays your money and takes your choice.
Mr. Littlefield of Maine interrupted
Congressman Ball of Texas to ask :
"What is the democratic remedy for
trusts. " Mr. Ball at once replied : "To
place all trust-made articles on the free
list ; to deny trusts the power of inter
state transportation and the use of the
mails and to inaugurate an adminis
tration which will resort to penal stat
utes and not to injunctions in the pros
ecution of trusts. " The press despatch ,
es do not report what Mr. Littlefield
thought of the reply , bat it is to be
hoped that he will be as free to com-
m end the democratic remedy for trusts
as he has been to condemn the attitude
of the republican party on the colonial
question. Mr. Ball condensed into a
sentence the anti-trust plank of the
Kansas City platform. That platform
criticised the republican administration
for not enforcing existing laws and
then advocated the free list for trust-
made articles and urged a federal stat
ute denying to monopolies the privil
eges of interstate commerce. These
remedies cover the entire ground and
yet the republicans , while pretending
to oppose trusts , refuse to apply tkese
remedies or any others. Mr. Little-
iield ought to profit by the information
received. Commoner.
McCann Items
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Morgan
a baby boy.
D. Ilendershot and P. C. Galloway
are going to help Wm. White brand
cattle on the eiglith of this month.
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Rev. L. 0. Pearson. Sunday school
missionary , organized a Sunday school
at McCann school house last Sunday.
Wm. Danofsky and wife of McCann ,
Mr. Buttinghoase and wife of Valen
tine , and Mrs. Wm. Morse of Ft. Nio-
brara were visiting last Sunday with j
Mr. and Mrs. Dayid Uendershot.
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tbe risS for
to srhom fc-cii saicbais bei0ng "wit
iiisrracrjons as 10 lift proper mail box
or cr ns at 'wiiici sa5d 7n aat cr or
unTais r'Frasn r ihai ! be KJerosiei :
bni regi = t r d irsil msvicr sboala 201
be so celiTercd sn ass erpresslj re-
q-esi' d br tie addressee in 3ns WTiTtsn
order. 2to rsaS man-cr - = o deljverea to
the carrier shall be carried pasi aiiolher
posc5ce on the route before being de-
po = ited in a mail box or hnug on a
crane or post.
The carrier on the route wii ] be re
quired to receive from any postmaster
on the roate any mail matter or private
mail satchel that may be entrosred to
him ostsde of the usual mail bag. and
shall carry sach mail matter or private
m ail satchel to and deposit it into the
proper mail bag or hang it on the
proper mail crane placed on the line of
the route for thi ? purpose ; such service
bv the carrier to be without charges to
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the addressees ,
The mail carriers must be of good
character and of sufficient intelligence
to properly handle and deposit the
mail along the route.
The Department does not prescribe
any particular design of bor or satchel
to be used for this service , but the
person providing either should see that
it is of such character as to afford
ample protection to his mail ,
If there is a lock attached to the box
a key is not to be held by the carrier ,
as he is expected to deposit the mail
without the necessity of unlocking the
box. The box or crane should be so
located on the roadside that the carrier
can deposit the mail without leaving
his vehicle or horse , and yet not where
it will obstruct public travel.
The carrier is not required to collect
mail from the boxes , but there is no
objection to his doing so if it does not
interfere with his making the schedule
time. The law provides that every
carrier of the mail shall receive any
mail presented to him if properly pre
paid by stamps , and deliver the same
at the next postomce thah he arrives ,
but that no fees be allowed him there
for.
for.The
The box delivery above described is
required by the contracts effective July
1 , 1902 on all star routes ( with but few
exception ) in Arkansas , Louisana , Tex
as , Indian Territory , Oklahoma , Kan
sas , Nebraska , South Dakota , North
Dakota , Montana , Wyoming , Colora
do , New Mexico , Arizona , Utah , Ida
ho , Washington , Oregon , Nevada ,
California , Alaska and Hawaii.
W. S. Shallenberger.
Second Assistant Postmaster General ,
Nebraska State Fair , 1902
Prompted by the extraordinary agri
cultural promise in Nebraska , for the
year 1902 , the Management of the
State Fair , to be held at Lincoln , Sep
tember 1st to 5th , is anxious to demon
strate that no other state in the Union
can excel us in all staple products. To
this end , all means at command , will
be used to present such an exhibition
as has never before been made. Those
who miss seeing it will make the mis
take of their lives. Go , and make the
great holiday and sight seeing of 1902
an event long to be remembered. See
that the wife and children , sweethearts ,
cousins , sisters , aunts and everybody
else share with you this great show.
The best act of the recent congress
was when they adjourned.
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andksD. lay ,3 rsnirsray
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pared ? ® nasdl-s asy business in
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sE oi onr correspasadeai-s appsar
i o naTe s ? iDe disenSry is rew
eriHg fron iseir PburiG of Jiiiy
And IKS TQey are goiae to lake
gold JTOHB lie Lsn3e Blue river
near Easaiags. Nebraska old
and coal r > es never amount
anyibing except as st
for the daily papers ,
Frank S. Parker , of
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" ? ras in t-oTm this morning
load of ner potatoes and he re
membered the devil vrith. a sam-
T > ! e bnshe ! of the nne
The esgine that TTSS in the
Crooksi'On wreck passed through
here yesterday on its Tray to the
shops for repairs. For a small
wreck. It was pretty badly used
up and it will be some time be
fore it is on duty again.
A replevin case was brought
before Jndge Towne to settle a
dispute between Obe Church , of
Valentine , and J. D. Richards , of
Merriman. over the keeping of
some cattle belonging to the for
mer. The case was decided in
favor of Church.
Miss Edith Petty crew returned
last "Wednesday night from Lin
coln. where she has been taking
a business course and studying
music at one of the educational
institutions of that city. Her
music teacher. Miss Da we. ac
companied her for aisit. .
There will be a special meeting
of Minnechadusa lodge No. 192.
A. F. & A. M. , at S o'clock p. m. ,
Tuesday , July 15. "Work in 3rd
degree. All members and visit
ing brothers are cordially invited
to be present. T. C. HORNBY ,
W. W. THOMPSON , Secy. "W. M.
Henry Muphy and Enoch And
rews , of Steen precinct , were in
town yesterday and made a pleas
ant call at these headquarters.
Enoch and John Andrews , Harry
Murphy and Mrs. Fry came in to
prove up on their claims and Hen
ry Murphy and Lew Rogers came
along as witnesses.
Tuesday night's train from the
east arrived at 6 o 'cock last even
ing , 1 7 hours late. The delay was
caused by a washout on the
Northwestern near Glenwood ,
Iowa. The papers report heavy
rains and floods in Iowa and East
ern Nebraska with damage to the
different railroads amounting to
hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Between six and seven years
ago Ah Kee , the Chinese servant
of one of the officers at the Fort ,
died and was buried. Last week
an Omaha Chinaman came to Val
entine and removed the remains
for the purpose of having the
bones shipped back to China , it
being their belief that unless
their bones rest on their native
soil the soul will "go helle allee
same like Melican man" and to
avoid this unpleasant ending the
bones of all their dead are re
turned to the land of their birth
so . that when their pig-tailed
Gabriel blows his queer little
horn they may rise confident
that eternal happiness is theirs.
Cterdl IJaggfes as
iac3S Tsdins uikeikse ffi
are srrer fsa , ?
Tlbesrsatfosr clerk as n&i * < 3i -
se .seT ral Inches
re of isia T liiBe 3 © ibe fsa
as "Le ariBers are
dee sea di rars recover
ilnden Ties , Ha-a te ebrjaK-di
giTsn by tih ? snSran f
T'nrt-eyi © Generai Grant , auc.
by kim given i ® General iIV ,
d : ed Tuesday of cM
even iMrry years
and beins : a pure bred Ambia.n.
was idl of ginger so irbe fcst.
The ! nf teen-year-old , sositjf Gea
Oolemsn. of Georsia , met wiib a
pe-cniiar ae-csdeax Monday. He
was riding a wild horse when si
Indian , in a spirit ofr-um. rode IK
beside him aud T3iiled ! ihe bridle
from his horse and. th.ro win it
to him , rcde oS. Se con iiii
bridle but the horse ran away
and threw him osf , breakin his
arm.
arm.Geo.
Geo. Ft2g-erald. who has been
on a prolonged spree , wasyamped
Monday by Marshal Hiisinger
and taken before Judge Towne.
The Judge had promised him the
limit if he ever appeared before
him again and redeemed his prom
ise by giving him § 50 and costs.
Not having suiScient coin to liq
uidate , he will live in the bat cave
for a month or so.
Xotice of Sale
Pursuant to a license granted bv the
Honorable J. J. Hainngion. judge of
the District Court of Cherry county.
Xebra ks , I will , at iO o'clock a. in ,
on the first day of August. 1Q2 , at the
front door of the court house in Valen
tine , Cherry county. Nebraska , sell at
public auction for cah to the highest
bidder the interest of Eddie E. Cox ,
Grace E Cox , and David E. Cox ,
minor heirof James B. Cox , in the
following real estate situated iu the
county of Cherry and state of Nebraska ,
to-wit : sinwj. ulswl. Sec , 02. Tp. 35.
R 30 , mvl. Sec 26 , Tp. So. R. 30 and
thesw } . S c. 26. Tp. 35 , K. SO
Dated July 7th , 1902.
LOKILLA Cox.
Guardian of the minor heirs
25 3 of James B. Cox.
By F. M. WALCOTT , her Attorney.
Ordinance Xo. 92
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Annual Appropriation Bill ,
an ordinance levying a tax for the
purpose of payinjr the expenses of the
Village of Valentine for the liiscal
year 1902.
Be it ordained by the Chairman and
Board of Trustees of the Village
of Valentine.
Section 1. That for the purpose of
raisin ? revenue to pay the expenses
01 such Village for the fiscal year
"
1902 , a levy of t\vo mills be and"the
same is hereby levied on each dollar
of assessable property , both personal
and real estate , within the corporate
limits of the Village of Valentine.
Section 2. That for the purpose of
raising revenue to pay the interest
on the village water bonds and to
create a sinking fund , and for the
maintenance and operation of the
village water works for the fiscal year
1902 , a levy of five mills be andthe
same is hereby levied on each dollar
of assessable property , both personal
and real estate , within the corporate
limits of the village of Valentine.
Section 3. That for the purpose of
raising revenue to defray the expens
es of lighting the streets , lanes and
alleys of said village , for the fiscal
year 1902 , a levy of three mills be and
the same is hereby levied on each
dollar of assessable property , both
personal and real estate , within the
corporate limits of the Village of
Valentine.
Section 4. That the taxes herein
levied be collected in the manner re
quired by law.
Passed and approved Juty 7th , 1002.
, - , GEO. ELLIOTT ,
} SEAL ( Attest : Chairman.
1 - , 5 A. M. MORRISSEY , Clerk.
Notice Probate of Will
Notice probate of will , John H. Shore , de
ceased.
in County Court , Cherry County , Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska to the lieirs and nexl
kin of the said John H. Shore deceased :
Take notice. That upon filing of a written in
strument purporting to be the last will and tes
tament of John H. Shore for probate and allow
ance , it is ordered that sad | matter be set for
hearing the 3Gtb day of July A. D , 1003 before
said County Court , at the hour of 10 o'clock A.
M. , at which time any person interested may
appear and contest the same ; and ifotice of this
proceeding ia ordered published three weeks
successively in tne Valentine Democrat a week-
V newspaper , published in this state. In tes
timony wheresf , I have hereunto set my hand
. , and the seal of the County Court at
\ SEAI , } Valentine this 2d of July A. D. 1D02.
' * % ' 23-3 W. .Im > 'EOcru&ty Judge.
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Valentine Nebraska All work well done
C. U. COKXJELL. President. M. V. X1C1IOLSOX. Cmihlet
gANK OF VALENTINE.
Valentine , Nebraska.
A General Banking linsiuess Transacted
Bnys and Sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange
lliemlcal National Bank. Xew York. Corrcnpomlciitei ; First National . .
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IKE OWL SALOON JAMES B. HULL
Cf Sole Agents for
HERALD PURE RYE WHISKEY
Ale and Porter , And FRED KRUG'S BEER
Choicest Wines and Cigars.
VALENTINE X NEBRASKA
If your CATTLE SUFFER
from LICE , IICH or MANGE
CHLORO NAPTHOLEUM
Sold by Quigley & Chapman ,
V nioiitino , Kobr.
Richards Sc Comstock ,
Ellsworth , Nobr.
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