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VOLUME XVIIT VALENTINE , NEBRASKA. OOTOBEH 29. NUAJBEJEMl
5 ? Heating Stoves , Cast and Si eel Eanges tote
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Cook Stoves. tote
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t We now call \our attention to our large and com tote
plete line of Heatiiig Stoves , Hard Ooal Burners tote
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arid Steel Range ? , which we now have on our
floors ready for inspection. We are glad to say , tote
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and can prove what we say , that we have the best tote
line of stoves that has ever been offered to the tote
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people of this part of the country. tote
Priccu anri ftualify Guaranteed. tote tote
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We are ale sole agents for the "Retort Jewel' * , a tote
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49 stove which has been improved upon by men who tote
have had years of experience in the stove busi tote
ness and i therefore the best 'Retort" stove on
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's ? the market , a gooii one which is especially adapt
ed to the cheaper grades of soft coal , handled by tote
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dealers here. We also sole tote
our arc agents of the to
"Cole's Dot .Blast" . If tote
stoves. you need a stove to
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see us. tote
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Winter Wraps and Clothing ;
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Take away the dread of cold weather.
Sl The BEST Styles and fit in Ladies Jackets ,
Ready and Tailor/made Suits and Overcoats
For fall and winter wear.
Caps and Gloves for a chilly drive ,
TAILOE
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Our Tin and Sheet Iron work can't be beat. A tote
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first class tinner and good material to work with. tote
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Guns and Ammunition tote
Haymakers Tools tote
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| j General Hardware , Stoves and Eangj j
< ? es. Iron Beds , Springs , Mattresses and g ;
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* Furniture , windmills and Pumps ,
FRAHK FISCHER. $
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JAMES B. HULL
Proprietor.
Sole Agents for
HERALD PURE RYE WHISKEY
Ale and Porter , And FRED KRUG'S BEER
Choicest Wines and Cigars ,
VALENTINE 3 NEBRASKA
CITIZENS MEAT MARKET
HENRY STETTER , PROP
FRESH FRUIT AND GAME
IN THEIR SEASON
First-class line of Steaks , Roasts
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Dry Salt Meats , Smoked
Chartered as & State Bank Chartered as a National Bank
Junr 1 , 1884. August 12. 1002 ,
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Valentine , Nebraska.
( Succespor to )
PAID 1H A General Banking
Exchange anti-
Co ] lection Business
0. H. CORNELL , President. J. T. MAY , Vice-President.
M.V , , Caebiej : ,
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Weather Record
U. S. Department of Agriculture <
Weather Bureau f
Valentine , Nebraska , week ending c a , m.
October 23.1903
Maximum temperature 82 degrees on the 21U
Minimum temperature , irr decrees on the 23rd.
Mean jtemperature. o.9 degreee. which is 5.3
decree above the normal. I
Total precipitiition , 0.00 inch.hiciiisO 2t inch '
below the normal.
H. McP , BALDWIN ,
Official in Charge. ,
Election next Tuesday.
Grant Perkins , of North Table ,
was in town Saturday.
Josh Hitt was in town from his
place east of the Post Saturday.
Chas. Lower , from down the
river , was visiting in town Satur
day.
Wm. Ballard and wife were in ,
town several days this week visiting -
ing friends.
Henry Becker , who lives several
miles north of town , was in the
city Saturday.
Andrew Benson , of Arabia ,
shipped a car load of cattle to Oma
ha Monday of this week.
Hans Ulrick was in from the
reservation Sunday , transacting d
business and visiting friends.
John Granger , of North Table ,
was in town last Saturday , com
bining business with pleasure.
Quite a number of Indians were
in town the latter part of last week
loading freight for the agency.
John Cordier was down from
his ranch on -reservation last j
week , laying in supplies for the
winter.
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Frann Higgin , of Arabia , while
in town last week called at our of ;
fice and as a result we credit him >
with a dollar on subscription. n
Frank Hippie , a prosperous "
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ranchman of Crookston , made us '
a pleasant visit while in town Mon o
day and set his subscritpion ahead 1C
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for THE DEMOCRAT.
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Tom Hudson , of Sparks , brought
in a load of wheat Monday which it
he sold to the mill for GO cents per be
bushel. He says he raised about ne
400 bushels this year. '
Adam Smith and Johnny Bur peh
nett drove several hundred cat ; h
tle from their ranch on "White riv )
er to this city last week and Sunu }
day shipped them to Omaha. | al '
They went down with them. *
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There was a train load of cattle "
shipped from here Sunday. Adam
Smith and Johnny Burnett shipped he
12 cars , C. P. Jordan i cars and bo
Jake Stettcr 3 cars. The cattle he
were shipped to South Omaha. heU
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Merton Holsclaw and wife returned - '
turned from the reservation last to ;
week after an absence of nearly a anWJ
month. Mert had taken his broth WJ
er's place on Curtis' ranch while
the latter was away on a vacation. ' .
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Mrs. Susan J. Berry departed th :
Tuesday morning for a months fn
visit with relatives and friends at lid
Moorcroft , Wyo. Mrs. Berry
will be remembered as an old resi wl
dent of this county , having resided vij
here for over twenty years. fa
Dell Whipple and Miss Nora | ,
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were married at the
with ,
home of the bride's father in this thU1
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city last Thursday evening , Judge ;
Towne officiating. THE DEMO-I
CKAT joins with their numerous.
friends in extending best wishes. ;
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The addition to Meltendorlf's tin ,
saloon building is progressing quite tei
rapidly. He has had a large eel- of
lar dug under the new and part of all
the old building , walled up with an
stone. He will have a steel ceiling pe
put on , and when the whole is pewi
completed he will'have one of the ve
tote&foftgj
I The Valentine Bottling Works
puts up the finest kind of soft
drinks. IT
Chas. Bates , of Oak Creek , ac
companied Chas. P. Jordan's cat
tle i down to Omaha last Sunday.
Henry Stetter is improving the
place he bought of Hiram Cornell
by building a number of stock
sheds.
Cody Cow Boy : I. M. Kicc , the
democratic candidate for county
treasurer , was a caller at this of
fice last evening. It is not often
that an editor aspires to become
the custodian of as much money
as the treasurer of Cherry county
must necessarily handle , but Bro.
Rice will do the business all right
if he wins the race.
D. M. Jeffers , who lives about a
mile and a half west of town , had
the misfortune last week to lose 7
stacks of hay , amounting to about
100 tons , and a part of his stable
by fire , caused by the sparks from
an engine. This .vill work much
aihi
hardship on Mr. JefFers who was
depending on the hay to winter his '
cattle. : We understand that he >
received 8250.00 from the railroad i
company as a compensation for
bhc loss.
85nil Found Guilty.
After one of the hardest contest
ed cases in the history &j& North-
ivest ( Nebraska , Fred Mans was
Pound guilty of murder in the second
end , degree by the jury before
ivhom he was tried. Nearly a
iveek was consumed in the trial of
he case and the verdict of thft jury
vas reached too late Saturday
light ; to permit the court to pro-
iced further. It is understood
ihat the defense will file a motion
'or a new trial which will not be
icard by the court until next week ,
vhen it will be acted upon and if
lenied sentence will be pronounced.
No prediction can safely be made
this time what the sentence will
, but on account of the serious-
icss of the offense it is believed he
A'ill get a life sentence. This pa- S %
er has from time to time called
hc attention of its readers , to the '
eculiar circumstances surround-
ng this case , and it has laid spec-
' stress upon the two questions :
'Why was flans in Ainsworth i
just at that particular time , " and
"Why did he want to serve that
warrant ? " The evidence shows
had not been deputixed by any-
3ody to serve the warrant and that
signed the warrant as Deputy
United States Field Marshal. The
'act that Hans had a commission
act as a deputy marshal gave no
uithority to arrest any man on a
warrant from any state court.
It was not upon this contention
.lowever that he was tried , but on
the theory that he killed Luse as
he result of a plot to remove him
rom the community and that he
the job for pay.
Mr. Hans was ably defended and
ivhile the prosecution was able and
rigorous it was handicapped by the
tact that the defence failed to place
jpon the witness stand several of
he parties who were associated
vith Hans in the work of fixing
evidence upon which to get a
warrant for Luse's arrest.
. The jury before whomllaLS wab
ricd was no ordinary body of men
juries go. They were serious ,
houghtful men , and the close at-
eution they gave to every detail
the ca o was commented on by
. The fact is , the demands for
impartial trial are met , and the
people would have been satisfied
vith the result no matter what the
rerdictof the jury had been.
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H Dark Gray Skirt
$ } With cloth straps and buttons. Gotfd school skirt , 2.75 tel
f ; Cadet Blue or Red Skirt
43 f $ Trimmed prettilv with black braid $ l ; 50
| ? Light Gray Skirt J *
< gij Strapped with yoke effect / § 5.00 fo
f Tan Gray Skirt
49 Corded effect § 5.75
Black Skirt
4 ? Trimmed with braid und straps of silk , forming
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Our stock of.
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Arc coming in daily and we
you to come and look them ovei
get prices before buying elsc\\
Give us a chance to show you
lines which are complete. Wo handle
everything and our prices our right.
Come and see.
MAX E. VIERTEL CIIOOKSTCHS NEBRASKA
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Our Groceries
Are best for GOOD LIVING. You get satis .
faction from Good Groceries and we get satis
faction in furnishing them.Ve \ give you the
best in quality at a price you are willing to pay.
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W. A. Pettycrew , General Merchandise. 3
fc'SYSTST tfyvsrrrs'BTrsTraerrs
We handle the Moline , Fuller and Johnson wagons ,
( Both wide and narrow tire.j
Storm Sash , Posts , Eoofing
We have both black and iralvanizcd wire.
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Tar Paper , Tar Felt , Eed Eosin and
Euberoid.
Lead and Oil , Crown Cottairc cuturs.
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Builders Hardware ,
Windmills , Galvanized Pipe , Pumps ,
1 and Tanks. Cement , Lime and Brick ,
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Lf SPARKS , Manager ,
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The place to get the befet Windmill , also pumps and Tanks.
First door south of the Donouer Bouse
Highest t-asli pice pai i for Hid & anil Furfc.
, MOON * * 4 Vtifctottoe , Neb ?
