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, llDec.ember , I DO !
TERMS ;
v < > . .bscriptlon- 00 per year In a < Jvanc ' : si '
' nn not paid i'i advance. Simile rnple6c f
iMsplay adver * lrm 1 inch single column IJ
er Issue or $ C. < " -i year.
f/ocal Notices , ibititarlcs. Lodjo Rpsolntlcn
r - Urnp r i-Hiif
und Socials for Kevenne c pt-r p
Brands. 1 ir clief-4.W per Aar in JHIVHUC
idrtltional spapo.3 no per inch peryearenpruT ; '
'ivk < extra ; Sl.OO each.
'artiCB living oiitsMe Cherry rountv nnt pei
ally known are requested to pay In advmi' ; '
' nrr cent additional to above rates if over
hs in arrears ,
'ces of losses of atock free to brand advei
> r jucl"e ; a person by hi
. Tlie man with 'fringe
he bottom of his trousers
* - , and worn out shoes ma :
or of your local news
' , tlie man with the nev
lew shoes on may sim
f his delinquent sub
Sraska Register.
charge in man ;
papers that tin
ey as governo
he saloons an (
tributed lar i
* * c committee"
appear tha
, \y "the tern
i vote , an <
all the sa
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Goose Creek Item * .
S. D. Cole lias bad a slight stroke
of paralysis.
T Miss Melinda I. Carson' lias
moved , into her new house.
The school house in district No.
93 has been newly furnished.
John Chaloud has purchased a
top buggy. Looks suspicious !
Wm. Lee and bride have re
turned , from their'short wedding
tour.
tour.M.
M. W. Viah is giving free treat
ment in magnetic healing on Sat
urdays.
C. E. Colby , wh o has been in
disposed for some time has gone
to Oregon in search of health.
t i
Elza Vandergirft has started for
Eugene , Oregon to look at the
country with a view of locating.
A large herd of cattle belonging
to the Standard Cattle Co. were
taken to their winter jiuarters on
Goose Creek.
The box social given on the 14th
proved a success both socially and
financially. The amount now on
hand for the purchase of an organ
is § 38.50.
X. Y. Z.
of Wood JLukc School
\
Grammer Dept. .
No. pupils enrolled. . 41.
Average daily attendance. 33.
Neither absent nor tardy.
Edna Cunningham , Miller Wag
ner , Kosa Harr , Roy Wagner ,
Ara Johnson , Lee Stilwell , Lily
.McNamee , Harvey McNamee ,
uMattie Parks , Wilbur Parks ,
Blanche Rutt , Gracie Waggoner ,
Hazel Valentine , Vivian1 iToting.
Lillian Hcdrick.
TEacner.
primary Dept. . "
No. of pupils enrolled , 57 ; aver
age daily attendance , . 47 ; those
nther absent nor tardy are , Ecl-
d , Joe and Charlie Kounoiisky ,
" e Devore , Ray , Ralph , ana
ker , Freddie Harr , D wight
. in McNameeClint Day ,
Va Richardson , Delia
da ifoung , May , El-
* rge Pearson , Callie
\ and Arthur Wag
ner , Russell Wel-
t
' * ' 3ON , Teacher.
1EVOKED.
wn tlie Law
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iSOll.
any years a
Vashington
ion to free
t ' told this
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surrcu-
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of a
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General
and pcr-
intend
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In each pound package of
Coffee
from now until Christmas will be found a free
game , amusingand instructive 5o different kinds.
Get Lion Coffee and a Free Game
at Your Grocers.
BOHLE'S Restaurant and Bakery
Short Order Meals and Lunches.
( ) YSTEBS Served in any Style'
Fine Candies , Fruit. .
Fresh. Roasted Peanuto
Tobaccos .and Cigars
OPEN DAY and NIGHT
E , R Bohle ,
TO ABOLISH PASSES.
Bnt It Isn't Likely TIu-.x FzXenuly
Lawmakers Will Be Cut Off.
According to the New York Commer
cial , the railroads in tlie Trunk Line as
sociation are to issue fewer compli
mentary passes in future and to show
less favor to politicians. Not only will
they enforce the autipass 'pact more
riskily than heretofore , but the presi
dent's private Ijsts are to be restricted.
The politicians , who have been alto
gether too irenerous in the use of free
transportation for themselves and
friends , are to be curbed. On this sub
ject the Commercial says :
"It is not believed these barnacles
can be absolutely and entirely removed ,
but it is thought they can be trimmed
down so as not ro be so mu li of a drag
and imposition on transportation de
partments as well as less able to sup
ply passes or free tickets to friends and
others who have not the remotest right
to ride over a railroad without paying
fare. -
"The ability thus to take advantage
of the railroads has been a great boon
to many politicians , to whom the privi
lege has been invaluable in maintain
ing a prestige among influential con
stituents. "
It is hoped , but not expected , that the
railroads will be as good as their word
and stop issuing passes to those "who
have not the remotest right to ride
without paying fareBut this brings
up the important question of who are
entitled to free rides.
Surely all senators and congressmen
and all state legislators and councilmen
in large cities who vote lands , fran
chises and other favors worth millions
to the railroads are entitled to some
recognition. They will not without
some consideration vote to give the
railroads what belongs to the people.
How many congressmen , for instance ,
would this winter vote for Babcock's
'ill for a union station in Washington
their passes were taken away from
TO ? This station is to be built prac-
Uy by the city of Washington and
ted to the railroads. The doua-
which will include the rights of
> the station , is estimated to be
ome ? uO,000,000 to the railroads.
; one act the railroads could
rd to carry free for twenty
' - only the congressmen who
but all of their near rela-
ilroads arc too well mau-
v such a horrible mistake
, . asses to their legislative
itil they possess cvery-
. - " " ' -viiig above ground or
hely control legislators
' funds and political
'roads "afford to stop
s to politicians. It
at they are near
these goals to make
'And yet they are
- > f Surgeons.
son in godliness to
- his hands after
. . says the Chi-
ks of course
' elbow , so
' * the cra-
- . - . r nail.
with
' 'Us is'
rure
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THE SEWING MACHINE.
UnsncccnsSnl Inventions * That Pre
ceded Howe's Pnient In 1S1O.
: The technical beginning of the sew
ing machine Industry in th's country
was Sept. 10 , 1840 , when Ei.ir ; Howe ,
Fr. , obtained a patent f < , ' - w
ito the lirt-t iv. . 'y p .
wchine. Only t. , . . u. . e
jachines WPIV . . . t . i
-.10 of these was t.c ; . . , . .
't oince in Vrashlu. I. . . . . ; . - , , . - ! .
it was not unt'il after * . _ . ' , " _ . < -
tory for 'the making'-of - " . _ . .r-
rhlnos was built , to die ev t s
agss of today has ; , ro\vn , -
lalf contur. .
While Howe's inout'- . ' . . . . . . .
jeginning of a sncct-tr. . 1 , , . k- t !
\yas by no means tii > ; . ' t'r ff
forts to stil.gtitv.te i. . , : -hr : . If. - '
sewing. As far back as 177 *
Vlsop pnlcnfecl in r. ' ! frtl : . - , t . >
Cor embroldcrhijr. " ' - *
! or enibroiclcring in
id by .Tohn Dir.cn : i ' ; , . . :
- later * . . . . '
ty-five ycu-s ; .in . :
nained Ilcilmaapa. . . . ' . . . - . } . . ' . " : . .r
ombroidprinc : inh' ; .
The firRi n-'v' , ! /j'Mf / : J- " 1-rio-
ehanical t-\i. . ; , u--'tn - . " .vrnf
Thomas Saint , wlv ' f' s . : it
hi England in 1700 fur ; ' v-b-h
executed the o'J cr * It
was not a snccc "I o * HIP
feature's of the S. I - > : / ] > ar
in the porfeK d in. ' ' " ' , * v
Bartholcnr " hlint ' 'In '
France in ISM tl - ' : : -
hino pnt to practice : ! 'bC ( . El ; I ? - of
his machines wero in rs ? f' r scv.ig
army clolh'us : in 1H1. v.hrn a r.iob de-
'troyod theia becnr.so convi-c.'d th"y
svoulil drive scnmste.cros or.t of em
ployment. Tlriinoiry.er I'ti.'lt now and
.letter macho : , but all his work was
igfiin destroyed by anry ju"tians In
IS4S.
John .7. Greenourn took out the first
patent for a sewinmachine ff-uod in
' .he United Stales in 1S42. ft was in
tended to r"\v leather , but v/rs of no
prncilcr.l u-e.
V 'alter llur.t of Nrw York 1'U'lt a
sewing machine in 1334. but f'IpvT to
protect it l-y a patent. After Hole's
macliine r. ' : -c.n.rc'l Hunt declTed it
pnil'odicd the ideas "of his ni'dpie ft
1834. but he was uiale ! : to csUi/.Ish
bis claim.
A small army of inventors appeared
aftey Howe's patent had proved sue-
and tho'r r1 ° "
o p" tin.5r rv- rf tr.n-
hiio. y li < ' i'"f < irt"ded
s shn n ir the S.n pt't , "s for FPW-
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nrr ! nachi"ps r'--'n " ' i - nrd
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The President's Gospel of Hope.
Business Notices.
Nutn'p.s inirtcr ih'.s lieaiilni ; 5 o 't > t > p r line
fneli 1113'TtImi. Amoli * n-'iduiR mutter.
'Ine
I All kinds of heavy hardware and
, wagon wood stock at E. Breuklanders.
20-tf
50 hem i of horses for ale or ex
change . Sear ! ) ) Bros Crook.ston ,
37 rf
! finite. ] ) for-Salt * or Leant' ! !
16 quarter sections , good range , ha\
u'itnr awl timber Will run 300 ht * - < l
of stock For information addn't * . box
tjo 154 , ( tordonVbr r I. M RICK ,
V ilMiMHH Nubt 42-tf
this 4int ami
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" " " ' VALI1IM2 P > Ml
CKAT mi ! h. ; _ Hiti XIM ( > ii , dill. > w
i\i I make a u-uighi r t < - o ! one dollar
| ) r \IHI- ( h { > lIiiV mt fli.d hem ) it
with aears * - : > vcriition | in uil\m <
lO'jether "uh \ h t \nu now
( -llh jot .i tu liec 16 , ' 02.
Taken out rf my pasture two
north of Valentine Nov 7 , 1902 , one
ijarge t n mare five years juy old fouj
white feet and face , branEIJil dnd on
left shoulder.
Also one
con three white feet , Q&ia white
spot in foreheaii branded QJconnected
on left shoulder. Xl o lostnn UM.SP
bud agi no abom MX wi eks ago one-
tour year old buckskin gelding black
man * ' ami tail bia.ided
, ; jf connei-ti-d
on left shoulder. A liberal reward
paid for their lecovery.
GEO ( IAMM Valentine Neb.
TIME TABLE// / /
r em t Northern Line
at O'n.-ili , Sebr
GODB ! Kast. Going West.
Lca\'e * 10:10 a.m. " Arrives 9BO p. IB.
Tassenger. dally exrept Sunday.
; onnecttons with Elkhorn trains eaat and
west-bound from all poiats west of O'Neill.
Shortest route to sloux City and beyond.
Through connections fur Sioux Falls , Minne
apolis. St. Paul and 11 points north and west.
Buy local tickets to O'Nrlll
FRED KO KRS , G. P. A.
Sioux City. Iowa
Report of School Dist. 49 , for
month beginning Nov , 10 , 1902 ,
and ending Dec. 5 , 1902. No. of
p upils enrolled 10. Average daily
attendance 9. Those not absent
during the month were ; Ada , Alice
William and Lyle Steele , Luic
and Roy Starr and Freddie Deni-
son. Visitors : Mrs. A. Steele and
Mrs. Jas. McDowell.
ALTA STARR. Teacher.
Report of School Dist. No. 95.
for month beginning Oct. 27. 1902
and ending Nov. 21 , 1902. No. of
pupils enrolled 6. Average daily
attendance 6. No. of pupils nei
ther absent nor tardy none.
Between forty and fifty of thr'
people of this community met au
A Schlueter's ranch to enjoy a
big Thanksgiving dinner. The
younger people remained the en
tire night and amused themselves
by dancing and playing various
games. A good time is reported
by all.
ALBERT YEAST-
Teachcr.
PHOTOS
Talk about G-ood Photos
There is none better than at the
- OLD STANDBY. All sizes of
Photos and at living prices. Come
where the crowd gees : :
.At the Art G-allery of
A G , SHAW.
M.GUNTHORP
' . . . Restaurant and Bakery.
; Bread. Canes , .Pies , Doughuuts & Cookies.
, . , Fresh Every Day ,
vl rial ii'tetitiou given < > orders for leaked goods.
O\stvrs served hi any Style.
JEN DAY and NIGHT.
NY.xt Door to Stetter's Saloon.
IT Bowers & Parry. i
Livery , Feed and Sale Stable ,
Careful Diivers ,
. .
ll.i T. icUt Tiro First Stable East of Stetter's Saloon.
THE DONOHER
J. i WKBK. Proprietor.
Is the l-est Kquipped/rno t 'omfortable , Largest
and Ht8t Two Dollars a-Day
FI.UST-UL\ > S MODKRN HOTEL
In Northwestern Nebraska
Hath , Hot and < 'old Water , Two Sample Rooms
Ttarket PricI'aid for D ick and ,
VA.LEKTIN13 HEBRASKA
If your CATTLE SUFFER
from LICK , IICH or MANGE
CHLOfiO NAPTHOLEUM
Sold by Quigley & Chapman , '
Valentine , Nebr.
Richards & Gomstock ,
EllBworth. Nebr
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