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is neglectcd in our Fall
Line of Misses' and La
dies'Skirts. Fitwork-
j ' manship and material
are all of the BEST.
We Wish
To Announce
that oui- ware rooms are
jammed with NEWEST
and BEST selections in
Blankets , Quilts ,
Outing Flannels ,
Fur Coats and
other goods. Septem
ber 15th , we will re
ceive a large line of the
latest styles in Ladies'
Cloaks. Wait for them.
They are up to date and
will be here in ample
time to make your se
lection.
T. C.
De Laval Cream
Separators F SA.LB BY
Valentine
Nebraska :
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VALENTINE. NED |
Mrs. McDonald and son Wallace
have rnoved into their residence
, recently purchased and rebuilt on
Hall street.
Dr. Hemingway , Elkhorn Val
ley dentist. ' Office at Valentine
House. See him about your teeth
and dental work.
P. H. Young and M. F. dynes
are at Merriman getting acquaint
ed with the people this week.
They are good men and the people
ple will make no mistake in voting
for them for assessor and county
judge.
J. W. Mann , the Cody drug
gist , came down to ValentineJMon-
day , and G. A. Chapman , our
popular druggist , accompanied
him to Sioux City and Omaha ,
where they expect to purchase a
supply of fall and Christmas stock
for their stores. They will also
be in Omaha for the carnival.
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Frank Kramperfe , a stockmen
of the firm ot Krampert & Uck ,
ten miles south of Woodlake , was
in town yesterday , paying taxes
and looking after other business.
Bob Nelson , a young man who
has been working for Mr. Kram
pert for several years , came along
with Frank for a visit to our city.
H. B. Logan of Springview
stopped in town last Monday a
few hours , enroute home from
Cody , where he had attended the
sale of W. H. Carter as adminis
trator of the household goods of
Mrs. Shore , deceased. We hear
that the sale was a success. " Hen
ry Carter accompanied Mr. Logan
home for a visit.
A number of Valentine people
are at Merriman attending the
carnival. They took tents and
cooking outfits so they would not
have to depend upon sleeping in
box cars for they are scarce of
late. A crowd went up Tuesday
night and another bunch of Val
entine people went up last night.
Some , perhaps , will have a chance
to huddle tojethGrLJn [ the sand in
the shelter of a building or barn
for we suppose every nook and
corner will be sought for shelter
in case of rain or storm and the
weather man has a blue flag up.
J. R. Lee and wife have just re
turned from a two months trip
through Alberta , Canada , British
Columbia to Victoria and visiting
a brother to Mr. Lee in Alberta ,
the Skirvings and McCleans in
Seattle , and the Martins near Los
Angeles. They took a four days
trip on a steamer from Portland
to San Francisco and saw a great
many whales and some rough sea.
Mr. Lee says San Francisco is still
a wreck , with debris covering the
streets and sidewalks in places ,
with just enough wreckage cleared
away to permit traveling. Mr.
Lee came in last night via Omaha
where he left Mrs. Lee and she
will arrive tonight at Woodlake
where Robert and William will
meet them.
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is the product of one of the cleanest and most
.modern breweries in the world.
Our entire plant is built of brick and steel , with
asphalt floors ; the brewing rooms are large and
airy , sweet and clean and flooded with sunlight.
The immense storage cellars are fitted with the
i finest ventilating and refrigerating system in the
United States.
The bottling department is equipped with the latest
and most costly automatic machinery.
These are only a few of the many ad
vantages we enjoy which enable us to give mm ® .
you superior quality
and absolute purity in
STORZ BEER. They
explain the enormous
, > > increase in the sale of
STORZ BEER from
year to year.
R. McGcer Dealer , Valentine/Neb
STORZ BREWING CO. (1) OMAHA , NEB. f
SCHOOL NOTES.
BY PROF. R. II. WATSON.
Miss Hblley is doing some excellent -
cellent work in vocal music with
the high school. Every student
who takes hold , of the work in
earnest and tries to follow her
teaching will be much benefitted
by this year's work.
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Mrs. McLean and Mrs. Bates
came down on the street Monday
to hear the high school students
sing. Come all ye that are weary
and l\eavy laden and do likewise
the very first time you hear the
cheerful voices of the "tudents
singing on the street.
Last Monday evening fifty high
school students and their teachers
made a trip to "Lone Pine , " north
of the Minnechaduza. We hardly
know whether to call it a stroll era
a run. ] t was sometimes one and
sometimes -the other. The eve
ning was a most beautiful one and
all were in their highest spirits.
Some of the high school students
say that on account of their music
and home duties they , have no time
to study outside of school hours.
We do not object to that at all.
We think it were better for many
students if they never had any
time to study outside of school
hours ; but where such is the case
Jihe parent should never insist on
the child's carrying more than
three studies. Four studies a year
for throe years finishes our course
or three studies a year for four
years finishes our course. Where
parents insist that their children
shall finish the course in three
years , they should also insist that
their children prepare at least one
lesson each evening , which will
require from one to two hours
earnest study.
The sixth and seventh grades
tried hard to have a picnic last
spring but every Saturday chosen
turned out to be rainy , so they
concluded to be in time this year
and held their picnic last Saturday
in Judge Walcott's grove west of
town. They were accompanied
by Miss-Wendte and Mr. and Mrs.
Watson. Judge Walcott came out
and took dinner with them and
stayed as long as he could spare
the time from his business. After
dinner the boys indulged in a
game of base ball which resulted
in a score of M to 12 in favor of
the seventh grade. The girls
showed by the dinner given us
that they know how to prepare
good things to eat. The day was
a Tjery pleasant one and will long
be remembered by those who were
present.
Ridaolns
On Saturday , Sept. 2S'th. the
Et. Eev. James J. Keane , D. D.
Bishop of Cheyene , Wyo. , will
visit the St. Nicholas church at
Valentine. On that occasion spec
ial services will be held. Mass
will be celebrated from 7 o'clock
on. At 10:30 : a. m. high mass and
sermon , after which the Et. Eev.
Bishop will administer the sacra
ment of confirmation. The next
day , Sunday , high mass at 10 a.m.
LEO M. BLAERE.
KCW S3oiwcs In the We.t
Send for free copy of pamphlet
containing a snyopsis of the United
States homestead laws and information
mation how to secure a quarter
section of splendid farming or
grazing land free along the new
railway lines of the Chicago &
Northwestern Ey.in Sonfch Dakota ,
Wyoming and other states. Full
information regarding rates , etc. ,
on request to any ticket agent of
the Northwestern Line. 3G 2-
To Chicugo and tlie East.
Splendidly equipped train ser
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Eiver and Chicago. Direct connec
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Also excellent daily service from
Nebraska points to Sioux City , '
Maukato , Sfc. Paul , Minneapolis and !
Deluthand to points in South Da-J
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For rates and full particulars ap
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in fact everything in my store goes at three =
fourths its value.
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Everything spot cash only sold for T I N A R
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The Loup Valley Hereford Eanch.
Brownlee.Nebr ,
Soldier CreelCol -
uinous 17th icco. > 0 ,
Ji son of Columbus
17th. : i half brother
of the $10.000 U'uiu-
pion o ile , a n d
I'ruice lioiiodel 131-
693 at liead of lierd-
I will JiavenAmlls for sale until 1908 , havins
sold till of 1000 bull calves.
C. II. FAULTIABEK.
JOHN R PORATH
Tubular wells and windmills.
me up by Telephone.
J. W. McDANIBL ,
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Valentine ] STcbr.
All work will be given prompt
and careful attention.
H. S. LOCKWOOD
Handles the
SHARPLESS CREAM SEPARATOR ,
FLOUll , GRAIN AND HAY.
Opposite Postoflie. Phone 71.
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we are talking
The most complete
stock in - Northwest
| west Nebraska.
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BISHOP & YOUNG ,
The wrestling : matchTwhich waste
to have taken place between Wm.
Fugateand Or. A. Gilbertsonv the
28th has been postponed.
Men's Suits
§ 25 00 at § 18 75
20 00 " 15 00
15 00 " 11 25
10 00 , " 7 50
5 00 " 3 75
Boys' School or
Long Pants Suits
00 at § 7 50
5 00 " 6 00
6 00 " i 50
i 00 . " 3 00
Ladies' Skirts
§ 10 00 at § 7 50
5 00 lk 3 75
tTO 3 00
3 00 " 2 25
1 00 " 75
60 " 45
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Fur and Sheep Lined
/ Coats
§ 50 00 at § 37 50
40 00 " 30 00
35 00 " 26 75
30 00 " 22 50
25 00 "i IS 75
20 00 " 15 00
16 00 " 12 00
15 00 " 11 25
14 00 " 10 50
12 00 " 9 00
10 00 7 50
6 00 ' " 4 50
4 00 " 3 00
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The only genuine and absolutely
reliable substitute for tea
and coffee is
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the new food beverage gives life , health , vigor , joy ,
comfort and beauty , and is highly recommended
for nerve endurance , and building up the constitu
tion. It is a pleasant beverage and contains great
nutritive and invigorating qualities. Has the re
freshing properties of fine tea , the nourishment of
the best cocoas , a'tonic and recuperative force pos
1 sessed by neither , and can be used in all cases
where tea and coffee are prohibited.
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Eggo's Fruit Salt is a great health reviver.
A laxative and thirst quencher. Effervescent and I
so delicious to drinlc that a child likes it. Has all
the properties of a Sedlitz Powder and more , and
is recommended in all cases of indigestion , consti-
I pation and headache. Removes impurities from the
blood and can be used freely without causing injury I
Manufactured by
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OMAHA , U. S. A.
The above preparations'may bo had from all
Grocery and Drug Stores.
E. D. DEBOLT.
Barber
STATE BANK BUILDING
First-class Shop in Every .Respect
JEaii de Quinine Hair Tonic , Golden Star Ttair
Tonic. HerpicidP and Coko.'a Dandruff Cure.
Try Pompeian Face Massage Groom
H. BAILEY ,
Dentist.
Office over the grory deparment
of T. C. Horn'r's ' store.
Will be in Eosebuu agency July
3rd , Oct. 2nd and Jan. 1,190i.