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Poultry Pay
Few things yield better
profit at any time for the lit
tle attention given than poul
try. A little more attention
to their condition just now I
and you will find them a
regular gold mine. Now is
the time your flock should
A ield it * bpst profits and with
pggs at 30 cents a dozen in
Valentine a thrifty flock is
the best paying investment
in the state. Keep them in
condition and give them
plenty of good egg making
food. You will get a dollar
for every dime invested We
have every good kind of
poultry food and remedy , in
cluding
LEE'S
Egg Maker ,
ground shell , bone meal ,
grits and every other good
thing for poultry. Most of
these are for sale here only.
Prices reasonable on all.
VALENTINE. NEO
A Safe ,
Simple System
The system of paying
by check was devised
by all men for any
m < | n-T-for. you. It is
suited to the need of
any business , either
large or small. It makes
no difference whether
we pay out § 10 or $10000
a month. A checking
account will serve your
needs.
Pay by check , the
method puts system in
to your business and
gives you a record of
every transaction.
VALENTINE STATE BAMK
, VALENTINE. NFB3.
VALENTINE S
BARBER SMOPM
All kiiidb of.
SHAMPOOS ,
MASSAGES ,
AND LADIES
. " HAIR DRESSING
w
Shampooing a specialty.
4 * HOT and COLD BATHS in connection
< Forest Shepard , Prop ,
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Valentine State Bank Building
Lonp Ilerefcid HHUch.
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rrcplM'ol-
uinus 17th u ; < ' 0r > .
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of tlU'SlOOOni ani-
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lriln' - ltiil ( l 'l 1J1-
093 < i' head v > f herd
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! I now ha\e about 80 head of 1007 bull il\v >
for bale.
C. H. FAri.H.xitKi : .
I-
. DAILEY ,
Dentist.
Office over the grocery deparrnent
of T. C. Hornby's store.
J. W. McDANIEL ,
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Valentine - ] % > S r
All work will he given prompt
and careful attention.
W. ri. Stratton
3)ealer ) in
FLOUfK & FEED
/ General Merchandise
PHONE 125
cor. Hall & Cath. Valentine , Nebr.
JOHNfF-.PORATB
Tubular yells and w-indmjlls.
me u | by Telephone.
Talk of the Town.
Try Kazda's barber shop. tf
Geo. D. Huggins is visiting in
our city.
A. K. Kuskie and J. F. Geyer of
Sparks were in town yesterday.
Sara Bordeaux was transacting
business in Valentine yesterday.
Never-Slip horse shoes and Nev-
er-SHp calks in all sizes at Fisch
er's Hardware. 2
The railroad coal chute at this
place is being rep lired this week
und a new floor put down.
YTm. Ballard and R. O. Thomp
son from out on the snake had
business in Valentine this week.
Young thoroughbred Buff and
Patridge Cochin cockrels for sale
at $1 each. MRS. J. F. SIIEFAKD.
Rev\ Wells informs us that a
daughter was born to his son-in-
1 law and wife , Mr. and Mrs.-S. W.
Green , Tuesday , Jan. 26 , 1908.
Fischer's orchestra filled a dance
engagement at VVoodlake last Sat
urday night. This is their third
dance at Wondlake in the past five
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Milt Latta were
in town one day last week and
Mr. Latta was in again for a load
Monday to take out to his Hackberry -
berry Lake home.
The Grand Union Tea Co. of
Lincoln , Nebr. , has an interesting
proposition to make to some young
man or woman in this community.
Write to them for particulars.
Arthur McGepr , a younger
brother of Wm. R McGeerof this
city , is here from Indiana visiting.
He bears a striking resemblance
to his brother but is not quite so
tall.
D. M.-Sears of Kennedy was
transacting business in Valentine
Mondav and Tuesday. Dan has a
fine ranch and beside feeding his
own stock sold 81700 worth of hay
last fall.
A part of the commissioners'
proceedings and the semi-annual
statement of the county treasurer
appear in this issue. More of
the commissioners' proceedings
will be published next week.
Pete DeCorey is spending this
week in town visiting and meeting
old time friends. Pete is one of
the old timers and one of the
wealthiest men on the reservation.
His son Ren and wife came down
Monday , returning Tuesday.
Man Hattan , Elmer Hoffman ,
Geo. Coleman and Jim Johnson ,
all of Kilgore , and Bob Hill of
Rosebud came down from Kilgore
Friday to transact business in our
city. Hr Hattan called at our
office for a short visit and extend
ed his subscription to TIIK DEMO
CRAT a year in advance.
A L. Springer and W. R.
White of Merriman spent several
da\s in our city the first of the
week on hiivino s Mr Springer
came out from Iowa a few years
ago and settled on a ranch near
Merriman , and in the. meantime
i 11 'i _ !
his family .spent several months ip
Valentine while he was getting
the ranch ready to move onto.
Thomas Ryder , an old resident
resident of this county , living on
Seven Creeks , was a caller at this
office Monday. He was enroute
to the Pacific coast and had stop
ped off in Valentine to see his
brother William , who lives down
the river , and to renew old ac
quaintances. Mr. Ryder has been
living near Hastings on a farm
which he recently sold.
John Cordier and wife were
down from their ranch on the res
ervation yesterday trading with
our merchants. The Indian is
beginning to realize that Valen
tine , where there is plenty of com
petition , is the place to trade. He
should be encouraged in this , as
a part of his civilization. Mr.
Cordier is one of the enlightened
Indians and knows where he can
get his money's worth. Patronize
the merchants tvho advertise in
TUB DEMOCRAT.
Zan Gillaspie waa in town a
couple of days the first of theAve'ek.
He seems to be wintering well.
The railroad company finished
their work of putting up ice last
Saturday and Sunday paid their
ice men for their work.
C. R. Miller of Crookston has
decided to not hold his sale
Feb. 9 , for which he got out
bills last week and has declared
the sale off.
Sam Schneider transacted busi
ness in our city last Saturday and
found time to call at our office
while waiting for the morning
freight to return to Crookston.
Dewey Kellogg was in town
Tuesday. He has combined sev
eral quarters of land near Britt
into a good farm and erected
buildings upon itfor a dwelling
and for his stock.
Estrayed from the mill pasture
last summer one brown cow brand
ed M B on left side. 'Also , two
heifer calves , one black and one
red. both sucking the cow. Reasonable
enable reward for recovery of the
same. R. A. McQuADE ,
2-2 Valentine , Neb.
Pete Simons , mayor , and Pole
Hudson , chief of police of Sparks ,
were in town this week. Their city
is prospering under their manage
ment and they are the most likely
candidates for re-elecfcion without
opposition. Their Valentine friends
are always glad to see them in
town.
Sheriff Rosseter was called to
Cody Monday to ge t a crazy man
who was found some time before a
few miles north of Cody living in a
claim shanty on the Metz ranch.
He had been eating corn and po
tatoes and what other stuff he could
get until from lack of food he is
supposed to hove lost his mind.
The sheriff brought him down from
Cody Tuesday and the county board
of insanity examined the man yes
terday morning , finding him to he
insane and lie will be taken to Nor
folk. The man wore long hair
which had heen braided and tied up
on top of his head but was badly
tangled and disheveled. His cloth
ing was old , dirty and greasy and
very ragged He appears listless
and answered no questions and
would not talk , not even to tell his
name until afternoon yesterday
when he was given a hath and clean
clothes and after repeated question
ing he said in a mumbled tone ,
scarcely audible , "Joe , " in reply to
the question oft repeated , "what's
your name ? " Shook his head when
asked to write his name. Appeared
not to know where he came from
but in answer to the query what
country he caine from said "Bo
hemia , " and " 14" in reply to how
many years he had heen in this
country.
Have you noticed the Main
street crossing over the railroad
tracks pine ? John Foster and ' e
railroad men have fixed it up ? 'he '
fill across railroad street gnuif-cl
from the street frying t < the
traqks and aprpss the tracks out
to the road AJjit \ f O' ' S c'r :
} oads pf cinders \\pre used in ths
work which Air Lyman , the road
master , furnished to Mr. Foster
for the hauling and also had tile
section men fill his wagon from the
cars near to the crossing , making
only a short haul and enabling him
to do a lot of work in a day. Mr.
Foster proposes to keep on with
this grading on Main street from
Railroad lo Catherine street if he
can get the cinders. Last year he
made a narrow grade of cinders
on Catherine street between Main
and Cherry street and proposes to
continue with this work this year as
Catherine street is a main thoro-
fare where there is more hauling
and travel than on any other
street in our city , as everybody
coming to town comes in or goes
out on Catherine street , excepting
a little travel on Virginia street.
We are glad to see the Main thoro-
fares of our city improved and
hope to see much needed work
done this coming spring , continu
ing the cinders.
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Cherry County Treasurer's Semi Annua ] Statement LSndlng 31,1
Balance Receipts Disburse Balance
July 1,08 ments Dec.31 , 'OS
State fund ' . . . . ' . § 2764 45 S 16525.60 19290-05
County general fund 4223.85 17268.49 11821.47 $ 9670.S7
County sinking fund 12531.77 1310.69 300.00 13542.46
County bridge fund 8821.03 4894.08 7957.83 5757.2.S
County road and labor fund 452 25 3519.36 93243 3039.18
Soldiers relief fund , 402 87 .44 61.00 342.31
Judgment fund 412.12 9.56 421.68
School district fund 12125 SO 22297 S3 17577.54 -16846.09
School bond fund 4111.94 2120.39 614.98 5617.35
Precinct bond fund .1191.27 429 72.00 1123.56
Special road fund 5887 54.62
Free high school fund 520.06 5.20 514.86
Valentine Village fund 112 90 2023.13 323.28 1812.75
Cody Village fund 35 60 15121 11.53 175.2S
Merriman Village fund 68.76 304.04 251.51 121.29
Woodlake Village fund 8 30 207.65 136.93 79.02
Interest fund 514.93 945.52 1460.45
Protest fund 11.55 243.05 254.60
Redemption fund 186.72 1456,24 1522.95 120,01
Miscellaneous fund 58.78 58.7s
Sale qf estrays fund 47.90 47.90
Fines"and license fund 2405.50 2405.50
Receipts July 1 , ' 08 to Dec. 31 , 'OS 76266.00
Balance July 1 , 1908 48082.79
Balance December 31 , 1908 02005.39
Dis'bts July 1 , ' 08 to Dec. 31 , 'OS 62343.40
§ 124348.79 § 124348.79
I hereby certify that the above statement shows the amount of balances on hand July 1 , 1908 ,
the amounts collected in the several funds from July 1 , 1908 to December 3L , 1908 , inclusive , and the
balances on hand December 31 , 1908 , and that the aforegoing is correct to the best of my knowledge and
belief. W. D. ARMSTKOXG , County Treasurer of Cherry county , Nebraska.
[ SEAL ] By GERTRUDE JORDAX , Deputy
Old Crow , All Leading
Hermitage Brand
and Bottled
n
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Guchen- Under the
lieimer Supervision
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Eye of the
Whiskeys. U. S. ( TO.V.
\Ve also handle the Budweiser Beer.
JOHN Q STETTER
, , Propr.
Sawyer Bros.
Oabis , Xebr
f ! . K. Suwver has
cliartre of tlit-be
cattle. II rses
l > S on le'tshoul-
dor Soini-
left side
Her s
.same left thifih.
. Iliange on biiake
M. dg I r'
river.
Nebraska Land and Feeding Co.
3artlett Richards Prep Will G Comstock , V. P.
Chas C Jamison Sec&Treas
branded ou
any part of.-.mn al ;
aUO til1 frtllrt.v np
brands :
horses branded the
same
Range between
tiortlou on the FE.
& M V , R. R. and
Hyannis on M. II. K. in Nortlw-st rn Nebr.
KITH \un.S. KINwor . Nolir.
MILL PRICES FOP FEED.
Per Cwt. Per Ton.
Bran , sacked _ § 1 05 $20 00
Shorts , sacked 1 20 23 00
Corn , sacked 1 20 23 00
Oats , sacked 1 50 29 00
Chop Corn , sacked 1 25 24 00
Chop Feed , sacked 14 0 27 00
Combs Refused Bail
Judge Geo. W. Hays "was here
Monday to hear the habeas cnrpu
proceedings brought by the de
fendant's attorneys , in hopes of
securing bail for LPC L. Combs
who is in jail charged with the
murder of C. \\r. Mas > ingalo.
Combs was represented by At
torneys H. S. Powell , A 1J McMahon -
Mahon and J. K. Mahony , and
state by Neill C. Marsh. Case
was submitted on testimony taken
before the coroner's jury and
special affidavits taken by the de
fense. After hearing the argu
ments and receiving the testimony
Judge Hays decided Combs not
entitled to bail and the case was
carried to supreme court by de
fendant's lawyers for a final hear
ing. Eldorada ( Ark.Times. )
Dr. Meehan , osteopath , at the ,
Donoher hotel , Monday , Wednes
day and Friday each week. 52
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Frank Fischer's trunk and suit
case advertisment will interest
everyone who travels. Look for
it. 52
Recently we liave added a larqe ; line of
Trunks , Suit Cases , Steamer Trunks
Telescopes and Traveling Bags
Before going on your trip look over our assortment and
purchase what you need. "We guarantee our goods to be
the best and at the lowest prices in the city.
Fischer.
ITS BUlLDiiNG ' 11MB i\OW
and the selection of Lumber for
Use purpose is a matter of great
importance. There is
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER
on the market , both greed and bad.
Only the jrond kinds has found its
way into our yards. It will pay
to let us furnish an estimate on
your next bill. Remember , we
carry first class stock.
T. J. Christopher ,
AUCTIONEER.
Will meet all callb phone or mail.
Versed on pedigreed block.
Valentine Nebraska
'
i To make room I must sell as
soon as possible 25 fine rinjrlet
barred Plymouth Rock cockerels.
Call on or address Mrs. L. E.
i Viertel , Croukston , ! Xeb. 2-i
HAS GOT THIS MONTH
Two screaming stories by Ellis
Parker Butler and Lindsay Denison ,
each racing to see which will bump
your funny bone hardest.
One tragedy that will grip your
heart.
And articles bv Russell. Paine and
*
Dickson that cut deep into things.
LOOK OUT FOR EVERYBODY'S THIS
MONTH. THE CAT IS BACK
For sale by
George Elliott.
Prices are what
we are talking
Now
Our stock is complete.
BISHOP & YOUNG ,
n v M c D n
I UUY , Nhbh ,
Eat at the "Ran c'i . rs ' Bcrce ,
meals 25 cents. Lunches a spec
ialty. J. BKADSUAAV , Prop.
