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I. M. RICE ELJITOF
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Thnr.Htlay , Sept. mbcr 4. 1902
SulisiTijulon SI. ' * ! ji 'r year in julVjipci1 : 51. &
Wliun nnfaicl In advance. SinjiJe copies 5 .
Il I > liy ; adverll inir I inch single column I&
per issui * or Sfi.oc year.
I/M'Jil XnMcijs , ttiuirh'S. l/Klgc Kcsoliilioii
uiidSoduls for H r-niif r.c jMTlimiv.r \ issw.
i'rands. 1i 1 \ \ \ -f fA' o j-cr M : r In : < ivim : <
additional sparry , oopt-r inch pea-eirHiRiivi' : ; <
'ilocltscMr.ij.Sl no fad i.
Pas-tie * livins : onUi-lc Hierry county not pr-r
Miiu.Jly known me n qnc teil to piy : in ad van. t
Hi i r ; utilulclttitnii ( ; Jo above rates if over i
.uontlis in arrears.
Notices of losses ol.lock free to bnuul advcr
Users.
For Congress , Gill C. ngrcssioi.Jil LislrJct.
r. 11. IJAUity.
For Slat j Senator. i-Hh Scnaloriiil District.
A.M
For Governor ,
1C. A. ( "JII.IKT. : :
Sccrctiry f Kta e ?
s .J < MI : . " l'o\vcs.
Auditor ,
G. Q. I ) : : FKA.VOK.
Treasurer ,
, \ \ X. LV.IIAX. ,
Attorney General ,
J. . II. nitoAjiv.
Commissioner of I'ub'.i'l.inri - < ami P.tiilalHjjs.
. ! . ( ] . JJirii-sxAv.
Siiirinleudent ] ! of Schools.
The voters of tlrtt. JJemocraiic Party
of the Second ComrnissioniT Convention
of Cherry Coonty , Nebraska are hereby
called t. meet in eomenlitm- 1'ier
Eanch Creek in Stecn PrctMnct in said
District , on ep't-niber xO. 190atone
o'clock p. in. of said day for the pur
pose of placing IM noininntio.n a candi
date for commissioner fov said di > trict.
W. E. ILu s-v , Ohuirmiiii of tiin
.Democratic County CouimiLtee.
The voters of the People's Indepen
dent Part of the Second Coumi-sioner
District of GJierry County , Nebraska
are hereby called to nj et in convention
at the Big Creek Tiavb. . in Steen Pre
cinct in said District , mi Septcmhei 20 ,
lOi'12'atono o'clock p m. of said day
for the pnrncse of placing in nomina
tion a candidate for commissioner for
said district , and to transact any other
business that inay prop-jrly coaie be
fore the convention. Gus Carlson ,
Chairman County Convention.-
The Republican party insists that
there must be a tariil to protect our
billion dollar infant industries from
foreign competition , and yet Gwmany
finds it necessary to put a ( aril ? wall to
save her industries from competition of
our little "infants. " Ex.
General Barry's election to Congress
is assured in the Clli congressional dist
rict by the menwho fought shoulder
t ) shoulder with him during the civil
Avar. The men who went through the
hardships of that war together could
not vote against a man like General
Barry without feeling that they" were
bound to a party without regard to can *
didates or policy. Can we trust an old
soldier to continue to laborfor. . ihe-
country for which he risked his life , or
should we hesitate in making our
choice ?
For forty'years the Democratic party
has b een the. adverse element in this
nation , says a Republican spellbinder.
13uc still his party is running a\vay from
the righteous wrath of an outrag < d pe.i
pie , and are seeking a place f safety di
rectly in line with every contention of
the Democratic pirty in this campaign.
The Democrats have demanded relief
from the trusts , now the , Republicans
are demanding it. The Democrat ?
have insisted on a revision of the tariff
now the Western Republicans are in
sisting on the frame thing. The Demo
crats condemned ' 'Hell Roaring Jake'
Smith and his "howling wild em ess" in
Samar and the Republican President
followed suit. And yet the Democrat
are the adverse element. Ex.
A delegate convention of the Peoples
Independent party of the 52nd repres
entative district-is hereby called to
meet at Nordon Nebr. Sept. 19 , 19U2 at
one o'clock p. in. to place in nomina- .
tion one condidate for representative.
Representation based on vote cast
.for lion. W. A. Poynier for governor
at the November election in 1901 en-
rtitles Cherry County to " 8'delegates'and
jXeva Paha to 4 delegates , being one
-delegate at large from each county and
4ine delegate for each one hundred
votes cast or major fraction thereof , it
is recommended that no proxies be ad
mitted , but that the delegates present
cast the full vote of their'respective
- counties.
,11. L. AIlLLAV , O. W.1IAII1T ,
T-
y
Kt inj place on ths state line 16 miles north
east of Valentine , 7 north of Berjy bridge.
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8 Li \ i
About 25 head of cattls comprising 25 good
cows with calves , 7(5 ( cows , heifers and yea -
lings , 12 head of horses comprising work
mares , two-year-old and yearling coltsalso
5 sucking colts , 2 farm wagons , 2 sets farm
harness , 1 top buggy- Mc.Cormick mower ,
I hay rake , 2 hayracks , I good black walnut
writing desk , 1 sewing machine- new
range cook stove , household goods and other
articles too runieroii ? to mention.
TEEMS : Twelve Diontbs time will t e
given with approved security , notes hearing
10 per cent interest from dateAll sums of
$10 and under cash. A discount ni 5 per cent
will be given for cash on bums over $10.
L-ZTS3
W.E. HALEY , GE. . TRA.CE WELL ,
Clerk. Atiotioneer.
Tlie following is tho prngruu for
Valentine Section of Cherry County
Teacher's Association Saturday Sept. ,
12 , 1002 at 1 p. m.
Music Ass'n
Heading Circle Work : Introflr.clion
and Chajiter F. I'futnre Stn .iy anO
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Life Prof.Yat.on. .
-Paper Vv'Jnt 1 Wini to Accomplish
in Nature Sindy Tii. ! Tear.
iliss Emma Carlson.
Music Ais'n.
Ongnai Story Chapter J ,
Miss Fanny Muchmorc.
Paper What I wish to do in Phonics
throughout the Term ,
Miss Clara Dunham.
Election of Ollicers - :
Music . Ass'n.
Seo our School Suits and Shoes.
33 2t D. STINAKD.
Chicago. Aug. 2 : ' ) . The fimili.-u ;
messenger boy , > o lung i.lcnlifis.i with
telvyranis , is a' ' out to disappear , so fai
as thoVestf ri : U"n5 n company is con
cerned. This has been ( { rei-led by the
olucials of Uie couipmy having Lhe
mutter in cliAJ- . ; . The latt-st
str.ko of ihe boys , the third disturbance
in a month , sealed fc'ieir fate.
The A. 11. T. company , which sup
plies tlu1 nie..senjjf rs for thVextern
Unictj , has hired-ICO gids to tj ; > - < tin-
strikers' pluw ) ' ! , and after a trial oi
nearly a veek it is decl.ired that thr-ii
seryices are emiaHUtly satisf-'Ctoryri
The girKor young v.-omen , for many |
of them have passed out ol theireens. .
are to work in tho down town district
nd resident portions of the city durint ;
the day. M Paul Di.-paU-h.
The jibove places bel'ore us the fact
that a new vocation is open to girls and
women in Chicago. It will not bf
many years until woman will be the
equal competitor of her brother forali
business positions any where in the
United States.
BOSLE'S BEST ATTRACT
is the place for short ofder Meals
and Lunches.
OYSTERS
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The season is now open and Oys-
terjj will be serveu in any Style.
B-ead , Pics and Cakes fresh every
day.
Fine Candies and Fruit
For a < ; oul smoke try DOFFMAX
liorsjCigars. .
Remember the phtce 2nd door
north of Post Office on west
side of Main Street.
Open day and night.
E. K/EoliIe.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Isaac Ijattleyon , of Chamberlain S. D.
w.ts in town a feudays last week ,
Ira T. Richardson nnd James Uarnon
of Porch Nebr. were Valentine visitors
tuturday.
Tlh' sand burrs are getting to lie a
public nuisance along the edge of the
sidewalks.
Edwin , son of C I1 , .lordon , of Rose
bud , came down to Valentine enroute
to Omaha where he goes to enter 13oylps
Business College.
J. E. Cochran and finilj * , of Wood
Lak who have been visiting in town
sev 05al weeks , returned home Tuesday
morning.
ilrs. b. L Ellis , of Simeon , came to
town last week to have sonic dental
work done by Dr. Withers , of Omaha ,
who was in the city hi lite interest of
his profession.
J. D. ScoU , court reporter , was in
Vaii'iHme Saturday in attendance at
tu < j Senatorial Convention. He re-
mcMiibere i this oliice with a pleasan-
call ai.d returned to his home al ixiish-
V'lli1 0:1 No. o , Sa.turd.-i3 * uight.
J. L. King , deputy for the Fratenui
Union of America Lodge was in town
i couple of days this wcrk in the inter
est of the order. He goes from here
iown the roud to organize lodges for
this fraternity.
An error in last weeks paper made it
say that Theo. William.who \vas visit
ing here from Eikhart Ind. WHS a cous
in of Geo. Harden ; instead he is a cous
in of Mrs. John Hrirden. They left
here last Thursday for their homo very
much pleasedwith the country in gen
eral and our little city in particular.
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- Three Bays RunningBaees at Valentine Nebr.
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P
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Sixth Consecutive Year under the Same Management ,
Saloon Ascension each Day.
oil f Cordon vs Ft. Isiobrara.
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d.il | Newport vs Valentine.
Silver Cornet Band.
Good TraojK. Good Treatment. Good Time.
We Always pay 100 cents on the Dollar. For Particulars
and Program Write the Secretary ,
G. A. Miles the jolly Ainsworth edi
tor cumf > up lust Saturday to attend the
senatorial convention which placed A.
M. Morrisi.oy upon the ticket as a can
didate.
Mrs. Johnny Stetter went to Lincoln
lust Fi idjiy ; vith her daughter , Leeta.
who expects to enter the State Univer
sity this ye.-.r. . .Miss Stutter is a grad
uate of the class of 'u2 of the Valentine
high school.
Miss Xolson , of Iloldrich , and Miss
Jloleomb , of Tern , arrived here Thurs
day morning of last week and com-
miMU'ed.their work as teachers in our
public * school , M iss Nelson as assistant
principal , Miss Ilolcomb in the gram
mar department. Monday morning.
Miss Lida Co-.vur.lin , ot Kan. . Oitv ,
Mo. , is visiting her .4tint , Mrs Harris.
We are authentically informed that
the work of building an adriiition to
the presenf Ionoher ) hotel will betrin as
bent-vl" with
soon as arrangements cen -
the contractor and the buildinir i * to be
completed within three u.ontli * after
the work is begun.
Editor Heath said something in his
paper at Cody last week which arwwed
the ire of their popular Dr.umbel ) .
As a result to th editor heva > . n tack
ed by the ferocious Doctor and JJM I i > i\\ \
eyes draped in morning jiconlinu > the
Gordon Journal. The Doctor then left
town and the community breaths
freely again without furtherX , MIS * ,
suspense or dispensary.
Coffee could only be bought
in bulk. The 2Oth Century
way is the
' .ray sealed packages , al
ways correct in weight ,
clean , fresh , uniform and
retaining its rich flavor.
W. T. Bishop ,
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811 „ I L ' tLL U 5 n
The AVilber Barn
our Patronage Solicited.
John Bowers , Bowers & Parry ,
Edward Parrv.
Livery , Feed and Sale Stable-
Good Careful Olivers ,
Keasonable Prices.
The Walcott Uaru. Kirit Stuble Kast of Kteiter's Saloon.
&i fi 'i13 fi vfa fk 51
ilOlfOOS oiii
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For Sale or Trade !
Will sell cheap for cash or will trade
for land or cattle. This is the chance for
3ome young man who wants to engage in
the mercantile business to trade for this
stock of goods , which formerly belonged
jo the Maier Sisters ,
L M. RICE ,
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IN GEMSBAL
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VALENTINE H RsJjR VA 1
Hi-DiV Ot VI
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f your CATTLE SUFEES
from LICE , IICH or MAKGE
Sold by Quigley & Chapman ,
Bichards & Comstock , '
Ellsworth , Kelir
QET AT THIS
YOUR OFFICER
We Can Satisfy Yoo in OualUv Price and Workeansliip