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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1908)
All Leading Brands m v .JF = frmV | > i * # * $ > t4 -2 * > * v j Bottled Av i 1 W -j3 * ± i . - * 141 i < i * - < S r - * wt' I S J Under the Supervision 1 ! U. S. Gov. We also ] iandlc the Budweiser Beef. / t ? l ) \ K Hf B < > ' U < W SPN Q/ STETTER , ± O J3L Annual Meeting Nebraska State Historical Society Lincoln Jan. 13-14. The ; Ust annual meeting ofthe Nebraska State Historical Society and of the Nebraska Territorial Pioneer's Association will be held at Lincoln , Jan. 13-14. The meet ings will be held in the auditorium of the new Temple building , and a - program of stirring interest has been arranged for all three ses sions. The first session of the Histori cal society meeting will be held the evening of Jan. 13 , the first address being by Hon. William J. Bryan , on the subject of "His tory. " Other speakers for this session will be Hon. J. L. Mc- Brien , state supt. , and Dr , G. L. Miller , president of the society. On the evening of the 14th , the principal address will be by Judge Horace E. Deemer , of the supreme court of Iowa , and for many years identified with the historical de partment of Iowa , at Des Moines. Judge Deemer's address will been on the subject "The Part of Iowa in the Organization of Nebraska. " Other speakers will be Richard L. Metcalfe. Lincoln , and W. Z. Tay lor , Culberts n , Nebraska. The business session will also be held the evening of the 14th , when new officers will be elected for the en suing year. The Territorial Pioneers' meet ing will be held the afternoon of January 14 , in the Temple build ing. A program has been pro vided for this meeting that will stir { he heart of every pioneer. Some new and interesting features are promised by Secretary Paine , and those who recall the great pioneer celebration held in Lin coln last summer will look for ward with pleasure to this meet ing , which gives promise of being more successful. Excellent music will be provided for each session. A special feature of the meet ings this year will be the issuance of certificates of membership to all who attend. A beautifully en graved membership certificate has been provided for both the his torical society and pioneers as sociation , and these certificates , handsomely engrossed , will be furnished to all who register. This includes those who are at present members of the associa tions , and those who may Become members. The membership fee in the State Historical Society is only $2. There are no other'dues or assessments , and all members are entitled to receive the publi- cat.iojipf , ttyc society , any one of which is worth more than the price of membership. The society has issued . o far , eleven volumes , soiie of which are now out of print , and very rare. Three more volumes are Aow in press , and at leasr one of these will be ready for distribution before the annual meeting1. Mi-mborshi'p in the Territorial Pioiio s1''Association , a closel.y al * " lied" ' oF&a'nizalion4"is limited to those who became esidents of ' Nebraska ; or whosijrarents be- , \ ' ! came residents of Nebraska prior j [ to March ' 1 , 1867. The member-1 ship fee is § 1. The organizations has no paid oflicers or employees. The headquarters of both or ganizations for registration and the issuance of certificate ? , will be maintained at the rooms of the ! Historical society in the Library building of the University , where all who come will be welcome. If you are a member of either or ganization send your name to the secretary , and advise him whether or not you expect to be present- Invitations will be issued m due time to those wbo are members of the society , but all others are just as cordially invited. Address all communications to Clarence S. Paine , Sec. , Station A , Lincoln , Nebr. I ha Kangir.g Judge. When Lord Xorbury , "the Imnginjj judge. " as hovas called in Ireland , was senteacinsr a man to death foi stealing a Avatch , he said : "My good fellow , you made a grasp at time and caught eternity. " Nothing seemed to please Lord Xor bury more than the continual uproar in court , created by his puns. ' "What is your occupation , my honest man ? " he asked a witness. "Please , your lordship , I Iicep a racket c.ourt. " "So do 1/4 said the judge. When Lord Xorbury was bciu-i buried , the grave was so deep that the ropes by which the undertaker was let ting down the coffin didn't reach to the bottom. The coffin was left hanging midway while somebody went for new ropes. "Aye , " cried one in the crowd , "give him rope enouerh : don't stint him. no was the boy that never grudged rope to a poor body. " l Econcrr.y. Economy is the science of buying a two dollar hat for ? 3.7. > when a good one may be had for $1. It is a harm less and fascinating pursuit for those who can afford it. but a poor man has no business to fritter away his time and substance on such extravagances. Women are particularly addicted to it and often become so skillful that they aru able to get through January with out encroaching on their April allow ance. Men who have such wives arc naturally very proud of them and are willing to redouble their efforts , if nec essary , in order to provide them with the means to develop the habit Life. Proof of Martian Life. That life is in Mars is founded onm assumption , but on inasceJ evidence that is conclusive , and the reader should realize that opposition to the idea that we now have proof of life on Mars is not based on reason , but on emotion , however speciously cloaked. All scientilie objections have been met and shown untenable as to tempera ture , snow , etc. . but human prejudice , as with the Copcrnican system or the origin of species , time alone can dispel. Professor Lowell in Century. Calling a Skeptic. Wayback Senior The time I went to see Barnum's world famous white ele phant Wayback Junior ( interrupting ) lie never had a white elephant , dad. It was a fake. Wayback Senior ( bristling up ) A fake wu/5 it ? Col dutn ye ! I s'pose ar- ier ye go to college fer another year er two ye'Il be telliii' me I never seen a real live mermaid in a tank uv water ! Brooklyn Life. Guessing at It. "Let's .si > e , " said Dubley "what's the rest of that old saying , don't you Uuow. iiat begins. 'Man proposes und' " "V.'hy. " replied Mugley. "it's 'Man proposes : ind the breach of promise - suit exposes. ' isn't it ? " Philadelphia Press. . Incit'e Ir.fcnr.ntion. "Well. .M > u'\e woi : your bet that I ' was g'iiug to marry that widow. " c "I tnew I would. " ' "But how did you kuowV I scarcely 'snow her \vheu I made the bet. " "She told .tae. " Houston Post Weather/Data. The following data , covering a per iod of IS years , have been complied from the Weather Bureau records at Valentine , Nebr. They are issued to show the conditions tltat have pre- vailec1 , during the mont-h in question , for the. above period of years , but must not be construed as a forecast of the weather conditions for the coming mcnth. December. TE M PER ATTJR2. Mean or normal 24 ° The warmest month was that of 1899 with an average of .To0 The coldest month wat * that of 1902 with an average of 1. ) ° The highest was 72 ° on 'JO , 1904 The lowest was -34 = on 14 , 1901 PRECIPITATION. N Average for month 0.47 incbea. Average number of days with .01 of an inch or more G The greatest monthly precipitation was 2 57 inches in 18 % . The least monthly precipitation was 0 03 inches in 1903. The greatest amount of precipita- tion.recorded in any 24 consecutive hours was 0 70 inches on 29. 1S89. The irreateat amount of snowfall recorded in any 24 consecutive hours ( record extending to winter of 1884-85 only ) was 4.0 inches on 10 , 1901. OLOUDS AMD WEATHER Average number of clear da3rs , 13 partly cloud10 ; cloudy , 8. WIND. The prevailing winds have 'been ' from the W. The average hourly velocity of the wind is 10 miles. The highest velocity of the wind was 52 miles from the NYV on 20,1890. j. j. MCLEAN , Observer Weather Bureau. jTM : it the IZ. 12. Clniroh KVIT.V MORXIXG SERIOES - Simdiiy School begius at 10:00 o'clock. Pi ewhing : " " 11:00 Junior LiML'im " " 20 : ! p. in. EVENING bKUA IL'ES- Epv. orth League b"giiis , u , > : : ) o'clock. Pieachtrg " " r.:5'J : 15KV. ( \ E CONMSM , Pastor K OTIC 15. Some or our brand advertisers are in arrears. We will send statements and expect some reply or settlement of account. Some pay once a year regularly. We don't mean them. Those who are in arrears for two years or more should settle and start the New Year right. Also subscribers. I. M. ElCE. SO YEARS' EXPERIENCE TRACE DESIGNS . . . . COPYRIGHTS &c. Anyona sending a , sltotrn and description may quickly uscertiin our oi'inion free whcthor an Invention la probably patentahlo , ConiiniinicA- ions strictly conlltieiitlal. Handbook on Patents Bout free. Oldest nucnoy for Bccuring patent * . Patents taken through Muun & Co. receive special notice , without cbnnre , in the A. handsomely illustrated wooklv. Lnrcost cir culation of nny BcientlUc journal. Terms , $3 s year ; four months , $ L Sold by all newsdealers. Ji OlHoo. iS'i ! ' Rt _ Vnshinuron T ) C May Turn Black. Professor McMillan lirown , -ogist , holds that the future Australian people will in nil probability bo blnek. The Polynesians , he said In n lecture at Syclne3' , came originally not from .V in erica , as has been supposed , but from Asia. They were whites and changed color , just as the future Aus tralian may do as the centuries go on , at least In the tropical regions of the 11 noi-iu. The violet rays of the sun will turn him black in course of time. ; In the District Court oi Cherry Coun . ' ty , Nebraska. . j in the matter of tlie petition of Thomas Lind- I' TK. Admittmlniti r ol the < " -tate of .Joseph Zn Iilor liis-iis to sell real eslatt * . No\v , on thi 27th Uiiynt Dctvmhcr. 1W7. ! thii ciiusr ( .Mine on for he.innjr upon tb" pntition unil' r o.Uh or I lionuis Mmlburfr. administiMto of thu estate of .loM'pli Zirfcis. dmMMiil.pnr- meior lict'iiai : to sell the Jollowhig described ' real i-sMteto-wit : - ; ' 1 lie North Half of the Norllnvpst Quarter ' the Siiutlieast Quarter ot the Nnithuest Quir- tnr and the Northeast Quarter of the Sotitlmest Quarter of Section 17 , Township 34u , L'aime 32 wej-t ol the ( Jth I * . AL.for the i ayment of the debts af'iinst gam estat" and for costs and e\- pei ses of administering said estate , for the rcaso'i that ihtre u > ho persona1 iropcrtyuli vli cli to pity said debts costs and expenses. t is ihf-ietore oideied thit all prisons mter- * -ted HI s.iid estat" appear before me at ohain- i-eis in UitM-ttv of Ilu-hville. on th" : sch dav < f FMiituuy , 1'JOS at the liourot 10 o'clock a "m , to chow c.niv it any there by why a license should not he granted to the said lliomas Lin-l- tint ; lo .sell the above desciioed real estate in manner : uiu tortn as provided > law It is fuitner orderru that a copy of this order b > -.er.ed upon all poisons intt-ttsttm in slid e-iaie b\ : causing the sam'e to be published fnr successive \ \ > -ei > s in the Va'i ' ntine Demo crat , H newspaper pnntea ; u d published in said county 01 Cheny. W. II. WESTOVKU HI 1 .1 ttdge of the DistiK-L Court , In the District Court of Cfap.rry Coun ty , Nebraska. In the nntjer the applicatirn of Pranic W. Ciark. uuauli in or Fred T ( iates.aa incomptt- enr peToon , lor the sale of teal estate. On jea injr and lilinj ; the petition , duly \eii- hed , ot i rank W. l lark , guardian of the person and estate f Fml T. Cat s , an incompetent person , for lice se to sell tn interest "f Fred T. 'ates in the lollowituj described HM ! estate to- w.t : 'J lie West IJjilC of the Southeast Quarter thtt No/Hi Half ol the Southwest Qnaitot and ihe bour wst ( mrter ol the Nonh\\est Quarter ot -ectiou 13 : huutli Halt ot the ixoitheast < iiarter : Somhe sHJuartt-r of he OlttPt ( iua ter of ai-cuon 14 ; MHith Half ftli-h r.the.tst ( jiuirtcr 01 Section 22. Southeast ( juartor ot Section -J3 ; -outh\\fst Quarter of the NonheasL Quart.-r , Noah llaifoi the Southwest ( iuaiter. Aortu- \\esr ( Quarter of htuithea.st Quaiter ol SeJ- iion 27 ; South Halt of the .southeast Quaiter. sonili lial of the Southwest Quarter of section 3v , all of tow nsliip'Sn H iti' i' io we t oi the Gtu f. M . s-tiiauo m coiii'ty oi 'h ir\ , state of Nebmska. tor the support and inaintaiiieiice of the sai I Fred I' . IJates , and lor the u-mvest- tn-nt ol riMdue of any psut ot said pioceuiis. and it apearini ] { from s ild j.i'M ion that it will tie for tlie best inteies ! ot said estate that aid real estate be solo and as piaxul tor. it 15 hereby - ' byidered that the next ot km ot the said Kred T Gat.s and all teiaons interested i- said estate a jiear beiore me at chain ers in the city ot hushvlle. Shendoii coui-ty , on the lir-t d-iy of Kebniafl , . 1903. to cause , it any there be , whv a license should not be granted to Siiid 1'rank \V. Cldik ti > sell sai't real estate ior this pur poses ai'OVe tet. lolih. It is further urieied thnticop : > of this order be. published once each wee" " < lor to ir consecutive cutiveeelsiu the Valentine Deiiiouratu paper printed and published in the county of Cherry , &iate of Isebrasxa. Jated at Chambers in the city of Kusluiile , S'lendan couutj , this 27th day oi Uecemb-r , 1907 W. IT. WKSTOVER. 51 4 Jude ot the District Court. The Lou p Valley Hereford Ranch. Browniee , Nebr , So'dier CreeV Col- nmiius 17tli 1G',0 ' ) , a son of Columbus 17th. a halt brother ol tue 10.000 C > am- jiion D.-le , a u d I'rissce l'.oiLdel 131- OU3 at head of herd. I now ha\e about 30 head of 1907 bull cahes for St < le. C. H. FAULnAUEK , JOHN F. POEATH Tubular wells and windmills. me up by Telephone. E. D. DEBOLT. Barber STATE BANK BUILDING First-class Shop iu Every Respect Euu de Quinine Huir Toniu. Goldeu Star hair Tonic , Hen > icid and Coke's Dandruff Cure. Try Pompemn Face Massage Cream Handles the SHARPLESS GBEAM SEPARATOR , I'LOUR ' , GRAIN AND HAY. Opposite Postotlie. Phone 71. De Laval Cream Separators FQK SA Valentine A " * Nebraska - - - 9 Dentist , Office over the grocery deparment of T. C. Hornby's store. Will be in Rosebud agency July 3rd , Oct. 2nd and Jan. 1 , 1904. MILL PRICES FOR FEED , U.S. Wi iiU pr Bnrean iorv/eek Ending Jan. i * . i Daily mean temperature 32 ° . Normal 18 ° . i Highest 4S ° ; lowest 13 ° . c Precipitation .00 of an inch. c Total precipitation to date t nches. s The average for 19 years for the a arae period is inches. ua ? o < t.olllce address Valentine or Kennedy. Some branded Horses bnnded on left shoulder or thigh. Some _ Some branded i ranilod i on rUic thigh on left or Miou der. should" ! or thu N. S. Rrle \ I i Kennedy , - ' Same ; i < * cut on left 3id < > ami hip , aud ou left 3houd"r ! oi her SPS. -oSgS3 on left side hip. i ' ! | I\K pep : ( either side np ) on left side or hij' . p ou left jaw and e t shoul'der of her os. uj x Q on left hip of horses. fj"on left ja\v of hordes (3. W. Bennett Siraeoa Neb Stock branded with 7 on left hip also same as cut Ranpe between I Wordoa and Snake | creeks and on the | , Niobrara river George Heyne Cody , Neb Brand registered No 1027 Horses branded on ieit shoulder Jlauss north and south of Cutcomb Lake iu Cherry Co A T DAVIS PostofDce address Hyanms , Neb On rii ht side liorscs PK on loft shoiuder also cattle on rijjht s d KHUUP lo miles north of H\anci3 Pat Peiper Simeon Nebr. P. IT. Young. Simeon. Xebr. Cattle branded , as cut on lefc side ' / \ A some Q _ von left side. \ * " on left jaw of Vy q "v Eange on Gordon Creek north of Simeon , C. P. Jordan. Rosebud , SD Horses and cattle same as cut ; also CJ BE ( J on ripht hip. Kange on Oak and Butte creeks. A liberal rev/ard Ior information leading to detection of rustlers of stock bearing any of these brands. Albert Whipple & Sons Rosebud , S , D. CAttle branded SOS on left side OSU on riehtside Some cattle also have a - \ - on neck Some with A on left shonlder and some branded with two bar.- * across hind onar ters Som ? Texas cattle branded s > on lett sidevnd : on left side. Horses branded SOS on left hie. Some branded AW bar connected on both sides and toft hio of horafts. K-rP-A-K-S Tabules Doctors find ' A good prescription For mankind The 5nt package s enough Ior usual occas sious. The family bottle ( O cents ) contains a supply for a year. All aruuinats sell them. J. W. COUNTY SURVEYOR Valentine - All work will be { riven prompt and careful attention. For Sale. House and small barn , with two lots , close in , near.school building , for sale at a bargain. House is new , lawn and shade trees , good sidewalk , all fenced. Part cash , ' balance easy payments. Call on J. M. Eice , agent. This is just the place for some ranch owner or farmer to select for his wife and children to live during the winter and send chil dren to school. Don't delay as this property will' find an owneT oon. It may be yours. Come ind see about this first time you ire in town * IS Q r < lof . J * Ca.citt braridec'f " * on u'f t side as * cut , rt-inch bb- < ind'2KInch.eJrclt Brand registered 875. * ' Horses branded left shoal- ' 'der. ' 2K , incbrt circle 1-Iu box. Registered 876. flange 6 miles south Irwin on Niobrara nver. Roau Brothers Woodlako Neb John Roan's piivate mark , slit in left ear Metzgrer3 Bros. , Bolfe N'cbr Cattle branded anv where on left side. Earmark , square crop right ear. HOH.PS have same brand on eft thigh. Range on Gordon and Snake Creeks. A Reward of $250 ih l > f l aid to any person for iiifoinmtion leHditm to the arrest and ilpal coin lotion of any person or persons stealing cattle with above bmud. Jos. Bristol Valentine , Nebr. Range on Nio brara river four miles east of Ft. Niobrara. Horses and cattle branded nB connected on left hip or aide as shown in cut H A BUCK PostoHlceaddnss Hyannls , Neb Branded on Ieit side Range eighteen miles north of Wvannls J. A. TAKYAN Pullman , Nebr Cattle branded JY on rightside Horses branded JY on right shoulder Reasonable reward for.nny information leading to the re covery of cattle strayed from my -range Saudy Williams. Merriman. Nebr. I\lostly on left side. Some on right side. Horses same on left shoulder Range Lake Creek , S , D. D. M. Sears. Kennedy , Nebr. Cattie branded as on eut.Ieft side ioiue on left hip. Horses same on left shoulder. Range Square Lake. WILLlAi ! 3EAMEB Gordon , Nebr. Cattle branded same as cut o left side. Horses branded ! on left shoulder. Range 6 miles south of Irwm. J. B. Lord Simeon Neb Stock branded eame as out back right shoulder and on right hip Range on the Niobrara ALONZO HEATH Postofflce address Cody , Nebraska On left side. Hor-j ses left shoulder. Range north Cutcomb Lake C. H Little. Merriman , Nebr. On either side Horses same on hip. Also a > Range Lake Creek 3D Sawyer Bros. ostofflce address Oasis , Nebr G. K. Sawyer has charge of these cat- tie Horses D S on left shoulder. Some stockRS'i left side ! es same 'ft thigh , lunge on Snake Nebraska Land and Feeding Co. lartlett Richards Pros Will G Comatock V p Chas C Jamison Sec&Treas Cattle branded on any part of animal ; also the following brands : > rges branded th& same Range between Gordon on the F.d &M. V "RR , lyannis on B & M . h R. In
