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[ . M. Rice , Editor and Proprietor VALENTINE , NEBR , THURSDAY , DECEMBER 31 , 1908. Yolumo 23 , No. 51
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A nice Chair or Piece of Furniture
for your wife , mother , sister or
sweetheart. We have the largest
and best line of Rockers and
in Cherry county. Also Nickte Plate ,
Copper and Silver Plated Ware , Pie
Servers , Chaffing Dishes , Pudding
Dishes and Fancy Dishes of all
kinds. Call and see them.
We have just received a large line of
all sizes and prices ; also
Ladies Suit g Waist Goods
A big reduction price on
Misses' § Children's Coats
Our winter line is complete. Call and
see our sample line of Fur Overcoats.
PHONE 97 ,
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ROBERT McQEER , Propr. 3
Fine Wines , Liquors and Cigars : *
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tf.k Bourbon Whiskies : Rye Whiskies : 3
Old Crow , Sherwood , $
Hermitage , Guchenheimer ,
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Cedar Brook , Sunny Brook ,
Spring Hill , and 27 yearxold i
and Jas. E , Pepper , O. F. C. Taylor , <
These whiskies were purchased in bond
and came direct from the U. S. gov'f
eminent warehouse. They are guaranteed -
anteed pure and unadulterated. Unexcelled -
excelled for family and medical use. j / ? .
Three Star Hennessy and Dreyfus Brandies. Imported $
Gordon and DeKuyper Gins. Guinness's Extra Stout , fc
Bass Ale. Storz Blue Ribbon and Budweiser Beer. >
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Read the Advertisement ?
Mrs. Abba Rice = Thackrey.
It IH c > in 'S our sad duty this
week to chronicle the death of our
yo invest sister , MrsAbba Kice-
Thaekre\ who breatln-d her last
Sun \ \ nnuninjr , Dec 27 , 100S , at
t e - _ ; ' of53 : yiar'J inontlm and
9 dt.\s. Sui ! had n j. bi-iMi in < jfuxl :
he-iltii the pa t year b"Ciu i' of a
I i nt e rin e 1 ' contrauM'ij ? n Oc-
| i ' ' < ! ' iusl \t-nr and IVIl ' " b.\
acoiildiivo to Ilacki't-rry lake ,
.starting late in the day and camp
ing at the river about the same
time when the family moved out
to the homestead and lived during
the winter in a gn en sod house
which was large uud damp and
with scanty fuel to keep warm she
rapi.Jly developed consumption
and early in the spring realized
that her time was fast drawing tea
a close. Her chief anxiety being
the earp of her children - > nd ( < ; -
peci-ill.V llie 1 -o xo'itiiTt. . ' > e 'Vi !
grcatl.\ relieved A'nen i fe \ 11\
b-fore her death Sister Fiorvnee
announced her willingness to take
the little girl , Eleanor , and the
hu-band , .1 E. Thackrey , express
ing a desire to keep the three boys
together with him , that wa also
agreed upon and that she should
be tali en to her old home and
buried in the Fancy Creek ceme-
terv in the family lot near her
fat ier who was placed there eleven
yea * ago.
The remains , followed by the
husband and four children and ac
companied by Miss Cora Thack-
rey , were brought to Valentino
Sun lay and they departed from
here Monday morning to R-in
dolph , Ivan , where the funeral
was to be held Tuesday afternoon.
Fhu-5 close- ? the chapter of a
younir life taken from her home
a $ Manhattan , Kan , a bride in
April 1S95 , to live so short a time
and leave t'mir children when they
could best appreciate a mother's
love and care.
Tae O'Neill and Valentine Dem
ocrat wants us to enlighten them
ate what's the mit.ter with S iel-
don being our next governor. On
the theorv thatanopen confession , '
even to democrat , i-5 good for the '
sul , we. will admit that we are
disappointed in our first estimate 1
of his being a broad , liberal mihd-
(
e I man , capable of withstanding
t ie influence of a clique of politi
cal boosters who have become a
fixture of our state capitol , who
are in politics for only a selfish
personal interest. With this in-
il ience our governor was led to
believe that he was greater than I
his party , without it we think he
would have made good and not ig
nored the major part of the state
when selecting material to fill po
sitions of trust which caused an i
indifference in the rank and file
that proved fatal to his re election
and endangered the success of the
party in the state and as there is
an abundance of tried and true '
timber in the republican ranks '
there is no necessity of taking any
on probation. Atkinson Graphic.
Anatomy For Beginners.
Proceeding in a southerly di
rection from the torso , we have
the hips , use.ful for padding , and
the legs. The. legs hold up the
body , and are sometimes used in
walking , but when riding in auto
mobiles they take up valuable
space which otherwise might be
employed to better advantage.
Attached to the legs are the feet.
Some varieties of feet are cold.
Some people are born with cold
feet , others acquire cold feet , ami
still others have cold feer. thrust
upon t iem.
The surface of the. body is cov
ered with cuticle , which either
hangs in graceful loops or is
Stretched tightly from bone to
FAffiERKKOWS
_ /or children
AO darning woes
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Window Display
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OF THIS STUFF
bone.
On the face it is known as com
plexion , and is used extensively
for commercial purposeb.v dermi
tologists , painters and decorators.
Between the cuticle and the
bones arc the muscles , which hold
the bones together and prevent
them from falling out and littering
up the sidewalk as we walk along.
Packed neatly and yet compact
ly inside the body are the heart ,
the liver and the lungs ; also the
gull , whieh-n Americans is ab
normally large.
These organs are Ubed occasion
ally by those who own thorn , but
their real purpose is to furnish
surgeons a living. Thomas L.
Masson in Lippincott's.
Is John Williams of Ains =
worth Dead ?
St. Louis , Mo , Doc. 27. If
John William.- who
- , formerly re-
si.led at Ainsworth , Xeb. , is still
alive , as the tracing of a p'loto-
graph held by the St.Louis police
indicates , his aged mother mo irn-
at the grave of an unknown
mm whom she believed to bi- her
son , after he had been taken from
the river at Valentine , Xeb. , Oc
tober IS , last.
Doubt was cast upon the identity
of the body supposed to have been
Williams today , when the police
learried that a postal card photo
of three men , one of whom is n cognized -
ognized by his relatives as \ \ il-
liams , was taken by a St Louis
photographer during the latter
part of November , a month or
more after the supposed Williams
was drowned or murdered and his
body cast into the river near the
Nebraska town. The photograph
er is positive about the time at
which the picture was taken , and
unless the possible existence of a
double for Williams is taken ii to
'consideration , it makes the a flair
a singular mystery. The police
are now trying to identify ihe two
companions if Williams in the
photo.
At the time the body was found
the authorities believed the man
was murdered. On November 24 :
Mrs. Williams identified the body
by marks as being that of her son ,
who disappeared from his home
more than a year airo , after he had
quarreled with his wife. From
that time on nothing had been
lizard from him. Two d.i.vs after
Mrs. Williams identified the body
she received a po > t'il ' w-iich was
made in this city and mailed fiom
this city on November 20. At- the
same time a brotlvr of vviilnms
received a card bearinir his por-
trait. On the one tha * Mrs. Williams -
liams received were the piruiros
of three men. One Mrs. U'iliiarns
identified as being her son. This
card was mailed in St L'mis , No-
ltf. World-lie raid.
We sell farming implements as well as other
merchandise at reasonable prices.
Call and try us.
HROOKSTON NEBRASKA. , ' MAX E. VIERTEL
DEALER IN FVFRYTHING.
Cburter d. us a State Hani. as u .National Utirik
Jun 1 , 1384. August 12. 1002 ,
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AP.TAL PAID TN A General Banking
125,000. Kxchauge and
Collection Business.
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