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THURSDAY , OCTOBER 15. 1008.
Democratic National Ticket
For President :
: W. J. BRYAN
of Nebraska.-
Foi Vice President :
J. W. KERN
t of Indiana.
STATE TICKET.
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CovtMiior A. C. Shallenberger
Lieutenant Governor E-O- Garrett
Serretary of Mate Tolm Mattes , jr
Auditor W. 13. Price
Treasurer Clarence Mackey
Supt. of J'ub. Ins N. C.Abbott
Attorney general H. U. Fleharty
Com. Pub. Lds. and Bldgs W. 1 * . EaMham
lUilway commissioner Win. H. Cowgill
congressman. Otli Dist.\Vin. JT. Westover
state Senator. 11th dist George M. Adams
Kepresenuuive. -Ji\tl dist J. F. Carr
COUNTY TICKET
County .Judge . James c. Quiglej ,
Commissioner IJist . N. S.'Ko loy
SAVING fviOHEY FOB THE PEOPLE 18
THE GOUHTY JUDGE'S OFFICE
THE DKIOCIAT is told that the
friends of one of the' candidates
for county judjre promise that
their man will save money I'm" the
people in probate estates. This
claim is one never thought of be
fore , how can the county jud < re
save money for anyone in his ollice'
The law says what his salary shall
be , and fixes his fees in all cases
and THE DEMOCRAT can't see how-
he is going ; to save anyone money
unless he donates his salary to the
people. If he was < rein < : to do
nates his services he would not be
a candidate. If there was no sal
ary in the office no one would be
after it. The friends of James C.
Quigley do not claim that he is TO-
in to give his services , iio will
do the work the law requires oJ
him and will make the charge the
law allows and this is jii > , t what
the people want in the o'iiice. They
are ready to pa.v for what they get
but they want to be sure the work
of the oiiice is well done and if
they elect him , and we are sure
they will , he will do the work
right. He has the education and
he will take a pride in doing the
work and doing it right. Ho is
out every day meeting the voters
and getting acquainted . He has
been in the county all his life.
knows every foot of the country
and knows the people and what
they want and he will make a suc
cessful county judge.
COUXTY COMMISSIONER
The people confer no favor on
the man thev elect county com
missioner. It is an ollice that calls
for a man of first class ability but
it does not carry with it first class
pay. For this reason it is hard to
get men to take this office.
Nelson S. Rowley did not want
to run for the office but his friends
got after him and showed him that
someone must take it and that he
was so situatfdthat ho could look
after it witjiolYt' neglefling his
business.- , and ! hc finally accepted
the nominalic.nels Rowley has
lived in thi county so long and is
so well known tint it seems un
necessary to SM.V one word about
him.Ve believe il is sufficient
to let the people know thai he has
accepted the nomination and has
promised to serve in case ho is
elected. It is the people's , fight
not his. lie is not out making a
campaign for the place and car.not
be expected to do so. but he will
appreciate any work done for'him
by his friends. Everyone knows
that he is a business man of good
judgment and we need him in the
county commissioners' officer
I hereby announce myself as an |
independent candidate for county j
attorney of Cherry county , Xe-
braslcM , to be voted on at the gen
eral election Xoremi : o , 1908.
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A. C Sflallenberger ,
THE XEXT GOVERNOR Or NiiUAS.vA
-\frr-ftf invn s'n'trw % i rnooiv
P iiuTECl YQda feUsEY ON UjiPuS ! ! ,
Are you in favor of A HSOLUTE
safety for your money in banks
Ars .A ou in fa\or of electing
precinct assessors by direct vote
of the people ?
Are > ou in favor of a more just
system of taxation between the
corporations and other property
owners ?
If you are in favor of these good
and jusl , measures , vote for A. C.
SHALLENBERGER , who favors
these good things , while Mr. Shel
don stands f > Udged to oppose
them. '
Last fall during the panic , the
people recognized the importance
of having absolute security for
( heir money on deposit in banks.
The principle of securing bnnk
deposits H so just and reasonable
that tlu're is no argument against
it except the zitjrurwnt of the big
banker who th-it he will
ss . op
pose it with all his might because
it makes all banks equally safe.
INK BIG WANKKH DICTATED THE
PLATFOKM LTOX WHICH MU. SUEJL-
DOX STANDS The convention
which made that platform defeated
a guar-Mitee plank overwhelming
ly. Mr. Sheldon stands njuarely
on his platloim. Mr. bhcidrn a- )
o oppose the election of precinct
avses-ors by the people and a more
equitable rsem ! of taxation. A
vote for Shek'on is a vote against
a depo.sit guarantee law and
against election of precinct as
sessors by the people.
A vote for ShnlleTibpnJT r ig ti
vote for nb > a fo v < r"v ' < > i r
money in the lv nkq nH fo > ' vonr
- ' to yonr
WHERE DO YOU STAND ?
JOS-SN F. OARR
John F.vCarr r > r Sprinjrvie.w
\vas in the city Tuesday and Wed
nesday meeting friends and look
ing after , his campaign as Demo
cratic caTididate'fnr representative
of this district. Ex-Senator Muir
came in last night and they to
gether 'have one up the road to
visit people in the \vcst , part of
Cherry county. Mr. Carr is re-
cci-vintj thelo.\al support of the
best eiiMiient of Keya paha county
and should jrei ilio support of tiiat
element here regardless of party.
It's men we want to cuuct laws for
us and I\Iv. \ Carr with his years of
experience as a farmer and stock
raiser in this country is better cap
able of looking after our interests
than one who never held the han
dles of a plow nor bared his breast
or bent his form to honest tou !
the farm and the field. Mr. Can-
has eaten his bread earned by the
honest labor that yon of earlier
da.ys experienced. Those hard
ships which you endured when the
crops were short and the winters
lonjr'and severe in years one by
were the same winters and similar
experience6 of that veteran of wes
tern Nebraska who now for the
lirst thrift in his life seeks your
vote for representative of this dis
trict. Frank Carr as he is fafnii-
iarly called down at Spring-view
ha * ; lived in the west long enough
to learn of our needs in the legis
lature. He knows by experiences
such as you and others have had ,
what to do at Lincoln when the
legislature is called together. On
the other hand his opponent Harry
Duval , the republican candidate ,
has not lived in this district lonjr
enough to know the needs of farm
ers and stockmen , even if he had
ever turn'ed his hand to toil on a
farm or ranch. Besides being a
young man with easy habits and
live as you { > ! ease conduct Mr. Du
val has not lived among us long
enough to ? eek a pluce where he
can make our laws. And such
laws as he wonK ! favor may not
suit any of us nor himself. He is
already straddling the county op
tion proportion claimingM/ in
favor of county option in some
places while : ignin it appears that
he denies it to others who are op
posed. Sh-ill we quoie from the
Spiin vievr " Herald to show that
he announced himself as in favor
of county option there ? Those
who are most opposed to county
option here are claiming DuvaJ
opposed to it.
The situation is very plain that
John F.Carr the pioneer of Spring-
view who has lived a lifetime'
among u > , who is one of us is the
the best"man to elect for representa
tive. You won't be ashamed
thatyou voted for John Carr. You
can feel proutf of it every day in
the year.
WHY E3ILl _ REIUT EASY
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La. > t fall u iien all my work wa- . clone
1 thought I.d take some well /-arneil fun :
.Tu i thought I'd spend about a week
A visitm" 1113friend. . Bill Peek
With whom I ustcr light an" play
Bill lives clown Oklahoma way
So down I w"ent. as tree from care
As anybody anywhere.
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How's tricks , ol'man : " says Bill t me.
oh. bully. Bill. I'm up in G. "
An' then I told htm of Micces - '
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That I had earned through storm and -tress.
dome years were fat an" some were lank.
Uat 1 got money in tlf bank : ,
An. " now I guess as how I will
Quit w'orlcin" hard. " says l t' Hill.
That night along "boat 8 o'clock
I got a mighty udderi shock
A inessage trom my wife that wild :
Our bank is broke ! " An" home I sped.
In les. than one short half a day
I sj.w iny savin's fade away.
T > ie bank was broke 'tween me an" you
T date I ain't got nary sou.
This .fall Bill came t' visit me
An' found me workin' hard , b'gee.
I3ut we went visitin'aroun'
An" spent some leisure time in town.
Says Bill t' meIn that there wreck
It seems j-ou-got it iii th' Ueck. "
Correct , " say > I. you state 1 fact'
Right \\here chicken got th"ax. . "
rl hat night Dill read his bank had close.l ,
An'I jus"nacheriy supposed
He'd hike f'r home a leelin * blue.
Jus' like I had an'so would'you.
But Bill he Luighe 1 an' saidI guess
That am"a goin" t" make di-.tre.ss. "
Bat all your money. I Jill ? " I said.
viuaranteeJ. " said Bill : -let's go t" bed. "
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1-IOR W , H , WESTOVER
'Democratic Candidate for Congress , Sixth District
V. ' . \Vestover , candidate for congress in the 6th concessional
district of Nebraska , was born in Delaware County , Iowa , Mhrch 10 ,
lb.jO. The family removed to a farm near Lincoln , Nebraska , in I860 ,
where he resided and'attended school at Lincoln , until 1ST7. when he
commenced teaching a country school and reading law. AVas admit
ted to practice in March 1879 , and was married on Christmas day of
the. same year. Settled in Sheridan County , Nebraska , in ISbo ,
where he has resided np to the present time. Served two terms as
county attorney of Sheridan county. At the general election in 1895
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'he was elected dibtrict judge of the Fifteenth judicial district , and has
held that position continuously up to the present time. Last year at
the general eleetion , was elected for the fourth consecutive term , over
coming an adverse majority , and having anujority of ( J50. While on
the ten ; h he i earned ths reputation of an able , honest and fiarless
judge. His ruling * and deci ion , being universally fair , have given
him the confi lence and esteem of members of the bar of his district to
an unusinl degree. Judge Westo'ver is a member of the following
fraternal and benevolentsocieties : Tvlasons , Elks , Knights of Pythias ,
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Modern Woodman of America , and is also a member of the Methodist
Episcopal. Church , was lay delegate to the general conference at Los
Angeles. California , in May 190i. In strong contrast to his opponent ,
who has lived a bachelor all his days. Judge Westover has a family of
nine children , six boys and threegirls.
Fanners Institute , Valentine. Friday , Nov. 13 , 1908 ,
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i AKTEKXOO : ; SESSION.
i 1:00. : Soil Tillage Mr. 0. Hull , Alma , Nebr.
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2:30. : Prevention of Winter Shrink in Cattle Prof. E. W. Hunt.
:5JO. : : : Judging Demonstration With Beef Cattle. . . . * Mr. Hull.
1:30. : Suggestions to Cooks About Cooking. . . .Miss Gertrude Rowan
r.VEXixr SKSSIOX.
7:15. : The Value of Studying Domestic Science Miss Rowan
7:15. : Alfalfa. Its Cultivation and Products Mr. Hull
SGfi. : The Improvement of Live Stock on the Farm Prof. Hunt
Thee meetings are held underline auspices of the University of
Nebraska and the Valentine Farmers' /Institute Association and are
free'to all. O. W. Uahn , Sec.
Shi your Live Stock
to
& DONAHUE CO. ,
SO. OMAHA OR CHICAGO
No shipment too large and none too small to receive the
most careful attention.
Each consignment intrusted to our care will be handled
by members of the firm.
Each man's stock sold on their merits and a square deal
guaranted to all.
Write us for the market paper and our special market
letters , which we send you free of charge.
A\ios"SxYDKi : , Ho < r Salesman. MATT MALOKE ) _ Cattle
GKO. M. WOOD , Sheep Salesman. Tiros. J. DONAHUE ) Salesman.
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: ent's Furnishings
nd
Yes , \A'HO IS YOUR TAILOR ?
This is a question which is asked of ev
ery man who is seen with a neat and
dressy suit on. We can easily answer
this correctly and to perfect satisfaction.
In over eight years in which we have been
handling tailor-made clothes we have
handled five or six different lines , but we
find that the best and greatest satisfaction
is given by the house which we now hand
le , Ed. V. Price & Co.
All clothes before leaving our shop is
made to come up to the purchaser's satis
faction and the.y are all put under a heavy
guarantee. They are all of a neat , dressy
and well-fitting appearance.
Let us fit you out with your FALL and
WINTER clothes ; such as a tailor-made ,
rain-proof cravanette , or overcoat , or
suit , or , in fact , anvthing in the line of
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
We havej'ust received a new line of the
latest styles in bow-ties , four-in-hands and
5 CoI , price i Co flowing-end ties.
We also have bargains j.i shirts , ties , untlerwear , sox , and hats.
Call in and see if what we say is not true.
Cleaning , Pressing and Repairing a Specialty.
Phone 12-2. : : Valentine , sTebr.
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For file Business Man
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and-mild tonic qualities , make this Malt Extract
a necessity to every business man.
Digesro is Efficient and Palatable
At all Drue Stores
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" \V. \ T. Bishop has started a meat
market in the buiklinjr formerly
occupied by Baumman & Bachelor.
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There will be a celebration of
the Holy communion at 10 o'clock
a. m. . Sunday , Oct. 18 , St. Luke's
Day.vith an appropriate address
at St. John's church. Evening
Sawyer Bros.
Oasis , Xebr
( J. K. Sawyer has
charge of these
cattle. II rses
( ier.
leftside.
same left thtgh.
on Snake
river.
Nebraska Land ana Feeding Co.
3artlett Richards 'Pras V/ill G Comstock V P
Cha3 C Jamison Sec&Treas
Cattle branded on
any part of animal ;
also the following
brands :
lorses
same
Kange between
Gordon on the F.E
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iyannia on M-p n "Ortflweatern "
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