Nebraska Newspapers

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PUBLISHED EVEltV TUUKSOA.Y.
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county. Nebraska , as Seoonrt-rla-Hs u > : iu 'i
STATE OFFiriiUS
EZIIA P. SAVA R. Governor.
C , F. STI'.KUC. Unit Gmen or.
Gun.V. . MAiisii Sen elan f.StU - .
CHAS. WKSION. Auditor I'uli , Aocis.
Wat STKUI Kit Treasurer.
FitAMt X I'JtoUT. Ally. General.
GHOKOK KOWLKII , Coin. 1'ai ) Landsaii'l 1U !
LKK MAICUMAX. l.iliranan.
I' . .S SEXATOK.
.lOSKI'H II. MlU.AlM ) .
Gil AS. 11. DlICTltlCH.
CONG11ESSMEN
ELMKllJ. BUilKKTT. Itep. 1st Dist.
DAVID II. MKHCICU , Hep. 2nd Dist.
JOHN J. ItonixsoN.Fiis. 3rd Dist.
WM. L. STAUK , us. 4th Dist.
A. C. SlIAU.ENItKHCRlt , FUS.5tll Dist ,
War. NEVILT.K , Fus. Cth Dist ,
COUNTY OFFICERS
W. C. SIIATTI'CK , Treasurer.
C. S. KERCH , Clerk ,
kw , U. TOWNK , Judge.
L , N. LAYPOKT. Sheriff.
A. M. MORHISSKY , Attorney.
ETTA Uuowx , Superintendent.
LEROY LEACH , Surveyor.
ALFKED LEWIS , Coroner.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
W. E. HALEV , 1st Dist.
ALEX BUUK. 2nd Dist.
L. LAUFEK , 3rd Dial.
rharles TI. Faulhaber"
Brownies
Breeder of
Ileu'st'd Hereionl
Ilyam , No. 74,53
at head of herd.
Young buds from
to 18 months old
for sale
TJiKT X O NT. 3E31 -
Located on Cherry St. 2nd doc
south ot rfmvser's liverv , furnislu
excellent hoard and lodging Mea
same old price 25 cents. A heart
welcome to all.
J. FJOTTtR. .
HENRY AUGUSTON
Blacksmith
I ) octi gencM-al hlacksniithiiigathar
ir " * rimes prices for cash.
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PATHETT
( -rood , Hard Roc.k for sale in an
H.M CRAMER.
i /w.UVBryma.11. .
TnirtiivaliM - > an ! juu'-ka-rcs haiilfd to .MI
ir-wi Hiil - | ) < ) i and all pails of the city
'lrih' | ip 12
V't
Barber
Fir rclasSlx p in ! Cvi rllespec
K. ti . ' i i Hair I > nu : . * oMen tir ia
Ionic. H. ipi. id--.tint ( 'ok * > Daudiulf Cur
Try Pompeian Face Massage Crear
LKROY LEACH
County Surveyor
t I'llAJI'I i.i AI1I. I'hD 10
JOHN' I'OUATH
ESioje { , Xebr
Tiili'ilar wells aud Eclipse wine
mtllrt. Wel guaranteed fiv
M.
at Law
A. * . viO.viTTON
Physician md Surgeo ]
< " > Hir < - ' Quii : ' .v A Chapman
r.o. -lurrrv
Kdii'"rd tf
Office Frat ( > > ial Hall or
lioit's Dray Sturv. I'.Hll
F. M. WALCOTT
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1st' Id i our * 'Hid U S I.UL
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TIME TABLE
WEST BOUND
No. 27 Frt. Daily 2-33 P. ft
No.23 " except Sunday 9:40 A. ]
No. 3 1'assH'mur Daily 12:49 A. B
EAST HOUND
No 28 Fn Daily G:50A S
No , 2i -xc-ept Sunday 5-00 T. a
NO. 4 Passenger Daii > 4:47 A. ft
K. of I" . CJ ERFlY LODC.E N'o. 109 meet * IB
and 3rd Friday of each month at 8.30. .
M. V. NICHOLSON , MAIM IN CimisTKNSEN.
C. C. K.ofR. & . S.
VA M-\TI X iLO I ) K XO. 2O5 1. 0. O. I
Meets Thursday night each week ,
AMOS UA.NUALL , J , T. KKKLEY , .
N , ( J. Sec'y.
R A. F. A
A HI.Xo 16.Meets 1st Tu sday each montl
T. c. HOUNCY , WV , THOMPSON ,
\V. Ji. Sec'y.
A. O. V. \ i.O. . 70.Meets 1st and 3rd Mor
day ol each month.
W. A , PKTTVCHEW. U. G , DUNJT ,
M. W. R'-corder. .
l > RGIt KOR JIOXOIL XO. HO.-Meet
2nd and 4th Monday each month.
JENNIE PETTI.IOHN , W. A.rETTYCKEw ,
C. of H. Recorder.
M. W. A. Meets 1st and 3rd "Wednesdays eacl
month.
M. V. NICHOIJ5OX , W. E , HALEY ,
V.O. Clerk.
FRATEHXALi 17XION NO. 5O8-Meet
every Saturday night.
J , A.HORNBACK , E. D , CLARK ,
F. M. Sec'y.
ROT All NEIGHBORS. Meets 2nd an <
4th Wednesdays each month.
MARY QUIGLEY , MINNIE DANIEL ,
Oracle. Kec.
Son * and Daughters of Protection
Lodge No. 6. Meets 2nd and 4th Fridays eacl
month.
A. E. PETTYCRKV , W , A. PKTTYCBEW ,
Pies. Sec'y
Itoynl nichlnnlor , Dnvon CastloXo
21 > 1 Meets 2nd Friday eaca month.
ED CLARK , W. K. HALEY ,
I. P. Sec'y.
MILL PRICES FOR FEED.
-i-ti ; bulk. 1.50 per cwt * 20 ( > 0ioi
1 15 PMitu t $22 ' 10 rkl
1.25
Horn 105 $2000"
'h.ij. ( lorn .1.10 121.00 "
Kt.s. . . . .1.50 $2900"
ETTA BROWN
SUP I. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Examination Third Saturday of eacl ;
mouth aud Friday preceding.
VALENTINE NKBRASK4
Paint ,
Wall Paper ,
Calcimine.
Brushes ,
§ Pure Linseed Oil
Varnishes
AT-
Christensen's.
8
I ) V Haucock
Blackburn. Mo 01
Simeon. N lni ! < kH
tattle 'ifjintttvl on
1 ft M < i ctm fin ;
H ; on 'pit
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JKur'w orO ( Vl
the'followliiij. the tirst - mIWUIK on * ! ( ! tnu i t
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SEQ.UAH (3267)
Dark I ) own , Foaled Nov. 24th. .
1889. Si.v . "Xmii-ud" (1060) ) . 1 > \
(867) ( ) . Sequah's -lain 289 Lady-
"Unmet" M-r l ) , "Kr.lijw" (101 ( ]
by > t. * Jn.(687) ( ) l.y WikHiiv' :
bird F. S. Vol 7 l.y . tte * li' * T. II
Seqnah'- dam by Lam wheat
( T. ! ' , )
lie willTar.d for SCMHOII oi
1902 at Sheniii's ! barn.
J. vv. STETTER
ADDITIONAL LOCAL -
S. F. ( Tilman is in our citj this week
W. A. Denny , from the sand hills ,
is in Valentine this week.
n. R. Shockley has returned after as
absence of several weeks.
Fred Whittemore and wife are Val-
sntiue visitors Mr. Whittemore is
looking after his business interests.
There was an informal party given
it the Dcmoher last Friday evening in
tionor of Miss Jessie and her friends.
Miss Cassie Richardson and Miss
Bennett , popular school teachers ol
Dhern t'o. . were in our city yesterda\ .
U l/owell , barber , and Frauk Sas-
jenberr ) , restaurantt-aur , of Gordon.
freie in town a coupleof dajs this week
S N. Mo es brought his wife aud
iau hien * up from the ranch last week
md sent ihem to Fremont where the\ ,
ived la.st winter for the benifit o
.lie sohooK for bis daughters.
Mrs. Cora White came invith hei
msband Jas White from the reserva-
ion yestereay , and tomorrow morning
vill leave for Niobrara city. Another
lollar on subscription is credited.
Miss Jessie Webb , accompanied b >
rtiss I'pwers and Lieut . Parshail , left
his morning for Fremont where they
rill be the guests of Miss Jessie's
lunt , who is entertaining a number of
quests in honor of Miss Powers.
Mr. Shannon and son , of Carroll ,
tfebr. , have bought a train load of cat-
le from R . Quisenberry and Mosses &
loffacker and will ship out tomorrow.
Fbese are the men who drew first prize
or the finest car of catt'eat the Omaha
Lve stock show.
Cards are out announcing the niar-
iage of Miss Bessie Edna Burleigh. of
linswurtb , to Oeorge A. Phipps of
/hadron , Sept. a. This combination of
\vn worthy young people is enviou- * .
iany a young lady might well bf proud
f the paptu of a man lik Mr. Phipp
nd theivnrp none beter nor frtirnr
ban Miss 13url Jigh The DEMOCRAT
aan 'Xtemis cf > n-ratulations.
One of the best games of baseball
ver pla > ed in Valentine came off yes-
erday between tho Gordon nine and
be ball team at Ft. Niobrara Ten
inings were played which resulted in
score of 7 to 6 in favor of Gordon.
'he nine from the fort is composed of
len belonging to the 25th U. S. infantry
lolored ) The > deserve much praise
3r the quiet and gentlemanly manner
i which they conducted themselves
od the skill which thev exhibited in
laying. Another game was played
xlay at th Fort which resulted in a
lore of 6 to 3 in favor of F-t Niobrara
'ithout play it g their last half of the
th inning. Every available rig in town
fas brought into service to convey our
) wnspeople. to the scene of the ball
time The Gordon nine has some good
layernnd on th ir own ' "round or on
roiiini * new to both teams nuke , will
hn the. fori team a Close game. Come
the races andee. the best games
lay jd in the w ist
Mrs. Smith and daughter arrived u
our city from Deadwood Tuesday ant
are visiting at the home of J. ( L North
rop and wife. Mrs. Northrop is a sister
in-law of Mrs. Smith.
Major Wm. B. Leicester , formerly o
Manhatttu Kan. and , later of Newmai
Nebr. , came up to Valentine last Fri
day morning and spent the day visitiuj
with our people and his old friend , I
M. Kice. Mr. Leicester is a first clas ;
tailor and has beeu engaged to wort
with our popular townsman , Davic
Stinard in the tailoring department of
tiis clothing store. The Major is an
axperienced band leader and will bt
aighly appreciated here as our bane
bo. ) s are in need of a leader.
One of the stipn'ses of the season was
; he marriage of Miss Harriett E. Thacb
: ey to Uhas. Reece on Sunday evening
it 6:30 Sept. 7th by Rev. A. F. Cum
30w at the parsonage. Miss Thackrej
las been deputy Co. Treasurer thepasl
xmr } ears and is a graduate of the K.
S. A. C at Alanhatten Kan. A moral ,
ntelligent lady of the highest type of
.vonianhood . , of good parentage and ij
in ideal Christian. She enjoys the dis-
.inction . of being one of the few ladies
vho bold positions of honor and trust
vhere thousands of dollars are handled
; ach day. Mr. Reece was several yean
L school teacher of this county and sue-
leeded J. C. Pettijohn as deputy Co.
Jlerk which position he held nearly
our years and was elected while acting
n that capacity to the office of County
] lerk last fall. Miss Myrtle Pettijohn
vas maid of honor and Bert Jeffers was
; roomsman. The M. E. church choir
nth whom they had been sieging in
he past gave the bridal party a pleasant
urprise by being on hand with their
avoritesongs to show their appreciation
.nd good will. Mr. Reece and his
nde areveil liked by all who know
heui and many friends will join us in
nshing the happy couple bountiful
ileasures aud showers of blessings.
Educational Department.
a-Ar r w
Nettie Kneeland , of the class of ' 02 ,
egan teaching at Thacher Monday of
dis week.
Laura Pettijohn , of the cl.iss of ' 02 ,
rites that she is well please 1 with her
rork in the Fre-uont Normal
There are 22 non residents pupils in
IP grades below the high school. These
ritli the 19 in the high school maKe a
) tal of 41 nou residents in the school.
Emma Carlson and Glen Hoenig , of
ie class of ' 01 , may be seen about six
'clock ' each morning on horse back
alloping toward their schools north
est of town.
Of the 19 non-residents in the high
chool , 14 hold certificates which entitle
i m to all the privileges of the ' 'free
iuli school attendanco law" in Cherry
Tlie-other - 3 are from other counties
r no county at all and have to pay
lieir own tiution
DR. SEYMOUR COMING ,
Mr. John Fifer , No , 1600 Washing
ton street , a gentleman well known in
this city , and whose many friends have
known of his having so much trouble
with his eyes , and which has greatly
retarded his work , etc , , expresses his
gratitude for what is being clone for
him and the improvements that have
already taken place in his general con
dition ,
LINCOLN , Neb. , Feb. 17 , 1900. Dr.
W. I. Seymour , City. Dear Sir : I am
indeed grateful for the great assistance
rendered me by yourself and Dr , Cox.
It was impossible for me to read in
the evening , and I have made several
unsuccessful attempts to be fitted with
proper glasses , My means being lim
ited , 1 did not feel it possible to under
take such an expensive treatment and
I fear that I should have lost my sight
, entirely had it not been for the skill
and generosity of these justly noted
specialists , who have made it possible
for me to secure their valuable ser
vices at a very moderate price. I am
very much improved and for the first
time in many moatte bw ? toeu able
to read in the evening without tirinf
my eyes , Yours most respectfully ,
JOHN FIFER ,
No , 1600 Washington Street.
The following letter.which was writ
ten in Miss Young's own handwriting
will appear in the near future in fac
simile , together with the first lette ;
written by her to Dr. Seymour , whei
she was able to see for the first timt
in her life sufficiently to use a pen
This will be done that those who ar <
interested in this most remarkable casi
may see for themselves what wonder
ful progress has been made in the tw <
years' use of her glasses :
LINCOLN , Neb. , Jan. 31 , 1900. Dr
Seymour. Dear Sir : I am among thi
many who have become indebted t <
you since your first visit to this city
and wish to thank you for your ser
vices , My glasses , upon which yoi
spent so much of your valuable time
have never ceased to be a benefit an <
a great blessing to me. Yours ver ;
gratefully , LIZZIE YOUNG ,
1G10 A Street.
Don't forget Dr. Seymour's date
School is now running as smoothly
if we had been in session a month. Tl
enrollment up to this time averages <
pupils per room , some having less at
others more than that number.
The high school girls received a lor
letter from Josie Flowers of Spokan
Washington this week. While Josi
writes a very cheerful and pleasant le
ter in the main , a decided sadna
creeps in when she speaks of being D
longer a member of the class of ' 03.
Laura Tillson , of the class of .99 , wh
is teaching the primary department <
Woodlake school this year , and Mr
Etta Pettycrew , so well known as
former primary teacher in Valentine
spent Tuesday visiting the first an
second primary rooms in Valentine.
.Nellie Holsclaw , a member of th
class of ' 03 , began her school nes
Urookston Monday of this week. Sh
and Nettie Kneeland are conspicioi
uuioug the teachers who received tL
highest grades at the institute exam
nation this year , several of their grade
coming very near the 100 per cer
mark.
Lucilla Stinard , Myrtle Jonei
Agatha Shaughnessy , Eda Broad , Fffi
Carlson , Marie Nelson and Anna Lad (
ly marched into school Sept. 1st ai
rayed in white as if they thought th
32nd of May 1903 was already at hand
However the chilly winds haye sine
cooled their ardor and they have no\
ionned more somber robes and hav
settled down , to help Caesar conquer th
Sauls uefore winter sets in.
Arabia Items.
Dr. Vredenbutg departed for hi
lome in Iowa , Some of the young la
lies wear sad faces since his departure
Miss Mary Jordan was taken srrious
y ill while staying in Valentine , bu
sve are ixjoiced to hear her improve
sent.
Several of the Arabia folks went ou
plainaiing last Friday. They wer
jpccessful in finding lots of fruit bu
lot without the usual difficulties.
The dance given in Arabia was a de
jided success. A large crowd from Va ]
mtine helped the young folks of thi
Jommunity to spend an enjoyable even
ug. Johnny giye another such.
Eli Precinct
Some of the churn ranch people wei
m the river Sunday.
Clint Jones sold his Place to Larsei
3ros. and has gone to Oregon.
T. B. N ichols was home Sunday. II
s plastering at Merriraan this week.
We noticed Dan Garner and wife am
Urs.s eeds and daughter on the rive
Sunday.
Geo. French and wife , ot the Galloi
leighborhood , were down this wa :
Sunday afternoon.
Chas. Larson has moved from tbj
: huru ranch near Merriman to thi
lewlett place on the river.
Dad Crowe , of Merriman , is movinj
, house from the Ricketts school to thi
chool in district 55. Mrs. Crowe be-
a term of school at the latter place
SANDY.
Kennedy.
Haying is btill in progress arounc
, ere.
ere.Ed
Ed Richards ie buying cattle if the ;
re good.
Clara Dunham has gone to Georgu
o teach school.
Vern Cohe was visiting down at ttal
mis last Sunday.
Mr. Dunham went to GeorgTa lasi
on business ?
Chas. Pate was a business caller at
Leunedy one day last week.
Mr. Gauow is down on the riyer set
ling damages. This is another case
. here cattlo aud cornfields dou't agree.
Eu RiuniUa.iud J Is aieaUuiaii wen
ilimg snakes last Saturday aud aim
ay. They Filled aobut twenty four
Clarence Dunham and EarliestVilk
isun had a boxing maicn the first o
tie week , Wilbiusoii wiuniug in tin
fin round.
BKOKEN AKM.
Itockford Corner.-
Uayiug is still on the program
Gouelier la ha % > mg for
Mrs. Geo , McNauieeia waiting on t it- ]
anghter , Mrs. Glreu.
Geo. Hill and wife wre Chopping ii
li rtiman last . -
Grant Oregar umi his ere A are hay-
ng on the Mallard place.
Hugh Goodfellow is now buying cat-
le in our neighborhood.
Mrs. Adauas says she is now practic
ng riding like the cow boys.
L Trodden will sooa become aMer
man citizen Tueare now buildinj
School is progressing nicely nnder
the supervision of Jessie Bowering.
Mrs.Vm. . Glendening is slowly re
covering from a severe attack of ty
phoid fever.
Jules Gcicen was visiting friends on
the river and spent last Sunday with
his best girl.
Some people cever attecd school meet
ings but if you take notice they are the
Qrst to find fault.
Charley BucKminster was thrown
from a bucking horse and got his wrist
severely sprained
Frank Jones who is outit Belle
Fouche herding sheep will continue
his work all winter.
'Tom German threw up his thirty dol
lar job and is now taking care of the
widows and orphans.
There are several nice water melon
patches in our corner. Guess some of
the beys know about it.
A chicken thief entered Bell Uahl-
ren's yard in broad day light and car
ried off several young roosters. These
people must have been out of pork ,
There is a lady in , the neighborhood
who has a valuable chart for sale very
jheap and is very anxious to sell , but it
seems as if no one wants to buy it.
it.BOY.
BOY.
Business Notices.
Mottoes under this heading 5 cents per line
ach Insertion. Among reading matter , 10 cents
> er line each insertion. V '
All kinds of heavy hardware and
vagon wood stock at E. Breuklanders.
20-tf
School Suits for Boys. School
shoes for Girls and Boys. D. STINARD
33 2t
The F. E. & M. V. is now running
L through sleeping car between Oinafea
md the Hot Springs.
Ranch for Sale or Lease ! !
16 quarter sections , good range , hay
vater and timber. Will run 800 head
> f stock. For information address , box
10.154 , Gordon Nebr. or I. M. RICE ,
Valentine , Nebr. 42-tf
Estray Notice.
Taken up by the subscriber on his
inclosed lands in Gallispie precinct , in
Dherry county , Nebraska , on the 18th
lay of July , 1902 , one roan cow and
: alf , cow branded 2ts ; one two year
ld heifer branded 2 ; and one roan
: ow branded Q on " right hip and Q oil
ight side. R. F. GALLlsrtE.
) ated Aug. 16 , 1902. 3t-5
Notice of Settlement.
In estate of David Leach , deceased. In Conn-
Y Court , Cherrv County , Nebraska.
To thf creditors , heirs , lejratees and others in
terested in the dstate of David Leach :
Take notice , that Jane E. I.each , executrix ,
las filed In the County Court a report other
ioimrs as pxecutix of said estate and it is order-
d that the same stand lor hearing the 13th day
f September , A D. 1902 before the Court at the
.our of 10 o'clock a. in . at which tune any per-
on interested may appear and except to and
ontest the same. And notice of this proceed-
UK is ordered irtven by publication.
witness my hand and the seal of tiie County
Court at Valentine this 25th day of
A. D. 1002.
8-AL : August ,
W. R.TOWXK.
32.3 County Judge.
Notice of Settlement.
In estate of William O . Tupper. deceased. In
! ounty Court , Cherry County , Nebraska.
' tthf creditors heirs , It-cat ? PS. and others In
terest en in the estate ol William ' . Tupper.
Take notice , thnt F. M. Walcott has filed in
lie County Court a report of his doings as ad-
ilnlstrator of said estate and It Is ordered that
tie same sta d for hearing the 13th day of 8ep-
f mber , A. D. 1002 before me Court at tue hour
r 1 o'closk p. m , at which time any person in
irestd may appear and exrept to and contest
tie nme. And nortce of this proceeding Is or *
ered Riven by publication
Witness my hand and the seal ot the County
- . rour at Valentine this 25th day of
SKAL > September , A. D , 1802.
v ' W. R , TOXTXK ,
32-3 County Judge.
When Dipping Cattle.
Remember that the coal-tar dips are
he best and safe-st for mange , itch , lice
nd ticks ; that Lee's Carbolic Dip ,
aade by GPO. H. Lee Co. of Omaha , is
IIH best f coal-tar dips ; that this dip
ells at 65 cents per gallon in barrels
nd that it has the indorsement of the
Nebraska State Experiment Station
nd of hundreds of prominent stock-
EARS , EARS , EARS.
Volumes have been written concern-
ng the value of the eyes and the un-
old misery caused by the loss of sight.
SVhile all this is true and while it is a
jreater affliction to be blind than deaf ,
ret the loss of hearing would be an
nestimable misfortune. Let us con
sider for a few moments what we
vould miss were we deaf. The voices
) f loved ones would be hushed forever
o our ears , the sweet songed birds
vould no longer sing for us and there
vould be no music in our lives. Thus
ye might continue to enumerate in-
iefinitely the pleasures of life which
vould not be ours could we not hear.
There are many cases of deafness
vhich could have been avoided bad the
sufferer received the proper treatment
it the proper time.
A person possessed of all five senses
s of more use in this world than one
; vho has only three or four. It , there
fore , behooves a sufferer with some
l-'sease which is slowly bringing on
leafness or blindness to have the best
nedical skill attainable in order to
stay the dread calamity , which may
"all before you are aware.
With these facts in mind. Dr. Sey
mour has spared neither pains nor ex-
aense in securing the assistance of "an
EXPERT EAR SPECIALIST , who will
be with him on his coming visit , and
Lhose who are interested should not
[ ail to see him , CONSULTATION