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THURSDAY , APRIL 30 , 1908.
n
JUDGE Wl
1 A Candidate For the Norr
I ination For Congress
< i in the Big Sixth.
For some time it has bee
H
lfl IV rumored that Hon. Jud
W. H. Westover would coi
sent to become a Candida
jj for congress if his friem
j desired him to make tl
I race. Many friends of tl
j Judge have given their a ]
i proval and he has consents
\ to become a candidate.
| Judge Westover has bee
district judge of this F-i
teenth judicial district f <
the past twelve years , coi
secutively , and is now e. .
tering upon his fourth ten
being re-elected last fall 1
a handsome majority. I.
has been re-elected eac
time by increasing majoi
ties , despite the big repulx
can majority of nearly 3,0 (
on other offices , and is
popular man with the pe <
pie of this district , becau
of his superior ability ai
because he is right. I
wil be unequaled as a re ;
resentative of the people.
What right has one to conder
another and call down the wra
of God upon him or to judge tl
this or that one will have to ar
wer for this or that at the jud
rnent ? Who made them the jud
over anything ? When Mrs. Hoi
by threatened those" who didi
vote to suit her with the wrath
come , wasn't she usurping soi
of the Almighty's rights ? for s
might have remembered als
l'lest ye be judged. "
( Lyons Mirror. )
The republican schemers , c <
porate wealth and the money peer
er is back of the Johnson boc
for .president.
Wall Street is spending millie
of dollars to nominate Taf t.
But the love of their countr
God and the right is all that i
pel millions of freemen to join
the great , popular uprising a
determination to place William
Bryan in the White House.
Under which .one of these clas
es , above named , do you want
enroll your name ? Be hone ;
Dare to stand for human rigl
and human liberty !
Music.
"The beginning of literature
says Emerson , "is the prayer
the people , and they are alwa
hymns. " Music i * poetry
tones. It is the Ian. juge of fe <
ingthe universal language of ma
The cry of joy and of despa
of ocstacy. and of agony is unsl
stood by all because it is the vo
of nature. The strong emetic
of the heart , all seek expressic
in modulation of sound.
What would a person think
he awoke some sunny morni
and could hear no music from I
birds singing in the leafy tre
Music in tones is better than WOT
or looks. Music gives repose 1 :
prayer of the presence of frien
because it satisfies the hea
What sound more heavenly d <
hill or vale prolong or multij
than the voice of the bell , fill :
all the air , far and near , w
benediction , until , as the last p
dies away , heaven and earth gr
still and the. Lord's Day is sam
fied ? It has a human sense i
sympathy.
You can all remember so
time when you have heard the (
tant church bell peal for the de
of some loved one what as
musical sound it brings to
heart. Music cultivates t
esthetic taste. Everyone has
chance to learn music and t
chance should not be neglected.
ARTHUR BROWN.
Sparks , Neb
For Sale.
House and small barn , with t
lots , close in , near school buildi
for sale at a bargain. House
new , lawn and shade trees , g <
sidewalk , all fenced. Part ca
balance easy payments. Call
I. M. Rice , agent
This is just the place for so
ranch owner or farmer to sel
for his wife and children to 1
during the winter and send cl
dren to school. Don't delay
this , property will find an ow :
soon. It may be yours. Co
and see about this first time 3
are in town. 1 !
We find that Mr. Milt Latta
putting up a fine and commodii
house and will take care of th
who wish to go to the lakes
rest or sport. The launch will
changed into a sail boat for
free accommodation of gues
equipped with sails. The r
boats' are being made of a sixe i
shape to "suit the sports and \
be free to all dollar a day gues
Xo boats will be hired to any (
on Sunday. All be free but ho
guests served first. Campers v
be welcomed and a free turn <
of horses and fire and well wat
fishing poles and hooks and li :
will be free to the house patr
age if they are returned with
injury. The house will be fit
with water plant and bath roc
hot and cold water , free to
patronage. This will be an id
place to go to rest and recruit ,
new organ for those who wish
play. 15 i
P. H. O'llourk and ex-Pc
master Crowder of Gordon , Ne
are in town as counsel and witn
for Frank Gailey in a Govermi
Contest case.
G. D. Saxton and wife arc st <
ping at the Chicago House. Tl :
came from Graymot , 111.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Mar
Christensen Wednesday mornii
April 20 a ton.
World Famous Media
Specialist at Donoher
Hotel May 4th.
' As has been announced in oth <
issues of this paper , Dr. Ben V
Kinsey , who is chief of staff
the Hot Springs doctors , who ha
their Nebraska State Institute pt
manently located at the corner
0 and 14th streets , Lincoln , w
arrive in Valentine next MondE
and remain one day , and whi
here will stop at the Donoher hot (
The wonderful Hot Springs s.v
tern of all home treatment whi
Dr. Kinsey is bringing to Vale
tine has cured thousands of cap
which have been given up as i
curable by many physicians , ai
is endorsed by the United Stat
and by the world's leading fina
ciers , business men , newspaper
clergymen , and above all , the
who were sick and suffering ai
have been made well by the
world-famous specialists , the H
Springs doctors.
Below are reprinted extrac
from a few testimonials whi
have been received by the H
Springs doctors :
" 1 feel that I owe my life tot
Hot Springs doctors' ' J.
Lacey , Have lock. Neb.
" "The Hot Springs doctors sav
ray life after other surgical ph
sicans said I would have to und (
go an operation. " Mrs. E , A
Brinley , Arcadia , Neb.
"For ten years I suffered wi
tortuous pains in my side ai
back , and was treated by ovei
score of doctors. The HotSprin
doctors cured me with four mont
treatment. " Mrs. JennieReorr
3231 T St. , Lincoln.
You told me that I would r
receive benefit from your tre ;
ment for at least a month , bu
am glad for my sake that I can i
form you that I have not had
attack of trouble since the daj
commenced faking your medicic
and before I took it 1 had be
having three or four attacks
day. " Mrs. C. 11. Bee , Fairbur
Neb.
Neb."Was troubled with gall stor
for seven years ; took two mont
treatment from the Hot Sprin
doctors and have had no pain n
symptons of any trouble since. "
Mrs. Wm. Busch , Hallam , Neb.
UI take pleasure in telling y
that you have cured my ulcerat
limb after many other doctors h
failed. Your treatment cured i
in less than two months , " M ;
S. N. Sterling , liii North Si
Ave. , Lincoln.
"I have suffered for years wi
stomach and kidney trouble ,
commenced taking treatment frr
you October 18th and feel tl
now I am cured. Will be pleas <
to answer all questions to any w
may inquire. " Mrs. Augus
Heilenreich , 1S14 south 12th s
Lincoln ,
"Have tried fourteen doctoi
local and in Chicago and N (
York , during the past six yeai
but they did me no good. In fa
1 seemed to get worse. I ha
taken your treatment for the h
three months and feel that I a
entirely cured. I have gain
seventeen pounds and able to
hard manual labor. " Hufus
Geige'r , 210 south Oth street , Li
coin , Neb.
The full testimonials of the pe
pie quoted above and thousands
others are on file and may be sei
at the offices of the Hot Sprin
doctors at 24th and 0 streets , Li
coin , Nob.
The Hot Springs doctors do n
ask yon to rely on their wo
alone , but have proofs of the
wonderful skill in tcstimonh
from all parts of the country. T
Hot Springs doctors do not clai
that they can cure all cases , b
they absolutely refuse to accept ;
incurable case for treatment , th
every patient may be assured
cure for their money.
Eemembor that Dr. Kinsey
bringing this wonderful II
Springs treatment to Valentii
for but one day , May 4th , ai
while here will stop at the Don
her hotel.
Consultation and examination
free to all who call , and curat
cases will be treated free exce
for the cost of the medicine used
Practice ! ,
"I didn't notice you at the mothei
congress. "
" " the addressc
"Xo , replied woman
"I'm not a theoretical mother , yi
know. I have six. " Philadelpli
Ledger.
Wrong End First.
" .Willie. " said the infant's inollK
ngitatcd by the sudden appearance
a rich ' . 'dative , "Willie , dear , kiss yo
Uncle John und then go and wash yo
face at once. " London Telegraph.
The French TrA.v.p.
The vagabond .vho i. > kin to the \f
is a special product cf elviiiziiiii
You do not meet him in England
Germany , though something like h
exists among the half yellow Slavs
Russia. He i. ; eminently Latin. In <
cry sense of the \vord he is a re !
against society.lie has had some <
ucation fcv. Frenchmen can escape
lie has read a little , perhaps enou
to kindle his brain of a wolf , and
has two aims inx life to live the fi
life of the wolf on the hill and to
jure as much1'as he can that gre
monstrous. Iuv , driven machine , civ
zation. The Hnely farmhouses are <
fenseless against him. When all i
busy jilicld he creeps in and pillar
If neeJ be he kills. lie has a disti :
hatred for those who work and garn
As he passes he fires the hayrick ,
barnsxand buildings go up in sue !
That is where the Latin shows in hi
Once out of the law he ian anar
So 1 Pg as he is cross tied in innum
able acts of parliament .the Latin
merry and amiable. When the roj
are off he makes revolution or Hi
hayricks. Vance Thompson in Outi
Magazine.
Gave It In Full.
An old Scottish minister took it ii
his head to marry his housekecp
Ilis precentor being ill on the C
when th- > banns were to bo pro'claim
the minister , not caring to make I
intimation himself , arranged with
herd boy to do it. "Xow , " he sa
"you just call out in a loud voice , Tr
tarnation of marriage between the R
Mr. Murray of this palish and Jc
Lowe o' tlu same ! ' Ila. ha ! " laugl :
the minister as he concluded. "Wh ;
hue thoc-ht it ! " The Sabbath ca :
round , and the congregation asscmbl
When the moment arrived the lad , w
had duly prepared himself , rose a
called or.t : "Proclamation of man-is
between tlie Kev. Mr. Murray of I
parish and -lean Lowe o' the san
Ila , ha ! ' ' ho laughed , thinking this tea
a part of the proclamation. . "Whs
hae thoeht it : " ' The effect on the in
istei- and the congregation can be ims
ined.
TV/O Watcrloco.
It is a very curious fact thnt a go
many people do not' know that t
battles were fought at Waterloo. Beef
of these were fought against t
French , the first under the comma
of the Duke of Marlborough on A !
17 , 1705. who on this date actually
cr.pied the sai.K- ground as the Duke
Wellington did a little more than
century later. June 17. 181.I. the 01
difference boinjr that the former w
marching en I.russels and the Lit
was marching from nrussels. In t
first battle the French were defend !
Brussels. They marched out to mi
Marlborough. but ov ing to the sla <
ness on the part of Schlangonburg. t
Dutch general. Avho was fighting w
him. it was not a success Marlborou
only taking a few of the French troc
as prisoners. The following 01
fought against Napoleon by Wellii
ton , proved to be one of the great *
victories ever recorded in the aim :
of England.
Couldn't Be Divided.
In Felix Most-holes' "Fragments
an Autobiography" occurs the folio
ing : Mine. Schumann was wanted
play at a little musical reunion , I
she did net tespons.1. Mr. Mosclie !
was deputed to approach her. "W
rue inclined to play ? "
"Particularly disinclined , " was t
direouraging response.
The envoy tried again aid : men tic
cd her husband's "Carnaval. " " 0
part I particularly love , the 'March
the Davidsbundler. ' Tlf I could or
hear you play just that page or two !
Thi roused her. "Pa e or two. :
deed ! " she crKvl. "Wonn man de 'C :
naval' spiel t. spiclt man ihn gan :
( When one plays the "Carnaval , " o
must play it all. ) And she played t
whole.
They Must Do Hardy.
An official of the department of ag
culture referred at a dinner in Was
Ington to the amateur llorlsts w
spring up in the suburbs every sprii
by thousands.
"More florists perhaps than flowc
spring up. " he said.
"In a seed shop one day I heard o
of tlu'so amateurs complain about t
last batch of seeds he had bought. A :
or ho had ended his complaint ho I
gan to ask floral questions ,
" 'Oh. by the way , ' he said , 'what
a hardy ro.sc1
" 'It is ono , ' growled the dealer , 'th
doesn't mind your wife pulling it i
by the roots every day to see If it h ;
begun to grow yet/ "
Respect Merc L'sccntial Than Love.
The mot esrontinl thing In ma
riago [ is respect. It is above lov
above compatil jlity , above oven tl
priceless sense < f humor. Respect w.
make even the ' 'appalling intimacy
endurable and will bring one throuc
( he most trying disagreements wi ;
no bruise on tie ; soul , whatever wouu <
there may be in the heart. Therefor
men and women , never , never man
any one you don't really respect , hoi
ever passionately you may love.
Grand Magazine.
A Diplomat.
Bonner : ; What makes you think th ;
Brown is such a diplomat ? .Tenners
When ho w s shown his friend's bal
for the first' time he said It had i
father's intellect and its mother's bea
ty. Philadelphia Telegraph.
A Gentle
' 'Life at best is but a gloomy prison
said the moralising bachelor.
< for1 mini who d
- S < i much the worse
ISbcrately choose solitary conUnement
remarked the girl who had her trap ae
Magazine.
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dom misplaced. The true worth of every business
concern to the community in which it operates is
fixed by its clientele , the value-giving power of ev
ery commercial institution may be determined by
the amount of patronage it receives. The people
have unmistakably proclaimed their' confidence in
The Stock Exchange ,
and its methods , by bestowing upon it a far greater
patronage than that accorded any other place in
Valentine. Where the major portion of the fair ,
the impartial , discriminating public buys its Liquor
and Beer , must be a good place for You , the in
dividual , to trade. Visit The Stock Exchange when
you need anything in our line.
W. F. A. MELTENDORFF
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