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and grow into money if
fed Lee' Egg Maker.
So do ducks , geese ,
turkeys , guinea fowls
and all poultry.
Lee's Egg Maker
makes vigoroushealthy
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just suited to their
needs.
ITens fed on Lee's
Egg Maker show a
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VALENTINE. NED
CS3D ilfirTfrifii.giB. .
A Safe ,
Simple System
The system of paying
by check was devised
by all men for any
man 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 BM
VALENTINE.
VALENTINE
BARBER SHOP
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All kinds of
SHAMPOOS MASSAGES. , I
AND LADIES
bi HAIR DRESSING IP
\ Shampooing a specialty.
V HOT and COLD BATHS in connection P
ft
Forest Shepard , Prop.
y
Valentine State Bank Building
T. J. Christopher ,
AUCTIONEER.
Will meet all calls phone or mai' .
Versed on pedigreed block.
Valentine Nebraska
Talk of the Town ,
Try Kazda's barber shop. tf
Mrs. W. T. Kincaid has gone
back to Denison , la. , to visit rela
tives.
Col John M Tucker is in Sioux
City seeking evidence in a crimi
nal case.
Mrs. John D , Eaton and son ,
William , iH't yesterday for a visit
in $ outh Dakota.
Col. T.Vr. . Cramer went clown
to Norden yesterday to cry a bitf
sale for J. E Allen.
The Valentine Lumber Co. have
a neat advertisement in another
column of this paper.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Oak
Creek were in the city Monday on
their return from Omaha.
Have you anything to trade or
sell , if so , use our barter and ex-
c'lurijre column ; .r > c PIT line
T Bi-hop anil son , Mont ,
left for ( jr. 's or\ , S D , and will
s irmly send for UH-MI * families.
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fJ'tim Gould , it isaid , will
she tl.\ lake a trip out of town on
hu-irn'-s and in tv be gone some
j Mi > RUSH ilooton and M.ss
j Bi-1 op. who recent.ly returned
( from iht-ir bu-iin-ss trip , will start
out ajrain.
Ira Hewitt was in town ihc first
of i he wt ek ami tells u- > that he is
ravciiiiii out < / ! Sux City for an
M-ui \\Vbb I returned Sun
day night , of la > b week from a
month's vi it with her brother
Bert at flaigler , Xeb.
Enthusiasts of roller skating
may indulge in that pastime again ,
as a consignment , of skates arrived
to Obe Church Tuesday.
P. [ I. Young was in town Tues
day night to attend Masonic lodge ,
lie recently returned from a trip
over in Iowa on business.
Atty. A. M. Morrissey returned
yesterday from Chadron where he
attended the district court of
Da\ves county for two days.
Mrs Paul Kennicott and daugh
ter were up from Wood lake and
visited wirh the- family of D. E
Sherman the first of the week.
Mrs Barren has returned to
her home in Pennsylvania after a
four month's visit with her grand
daughter , "Mrs. Mark Cyphers.
Paul Xewland has returned home
near Sparks after a year's travel
ing in Iowa , Missouri , Kansas and
Arkansaw Fle's going again he
says.
John Xeiss sold his Percheron
horse to the St Francis Mission
[ Farm Co. , and yesterday morning
wont back to Iowa to purchase a
horse.
Mrs. Nellie Cirter and her j t
niece , Mrs. Wm. Anderson , of
Cody were in town Monday on
business. They returned Monday
night.
"Wevish to announce to our friends that
we have the exclusive sale of the John Deere
.1 Plow CVs goods in this vicinity. We now
have the largest and inost complete stock ever
shown here , including
John Deere Plows , walking1 sulky and gang.
Listers , walking , single and double row.
Disk Harrows , with or without tongue trucks ,
Lever Harrows , Riding and Walking Cuti ! =
vators , Corn Planters , Hoosier End Gate
Seeders and Press Drills , Success Manure
Spreaders , Economy Pitless Scales , Sharpies
Tubular Cream Separators , Samson Wind =
mills , Fort Smith and New Moline Wagons.
The celebrated Veiie Wrought Iron Buggies
and Spring Wagoiis.
All of this is bright , newx stock. Xo car
ried over or out of date goods. Prices and
terms reasonable. Come and see us.
A. E. MOIMUS , W. W. 3IOKRISSKY , J. T. KEELEY , DR. O. W. XOYES j
Lficatof ] in buildings formcM'lv occupier !
byT. . T. Bisl.jop as a fm ] and salt" barn
Mrs. E. C.Deiand of Kiigore vis :
ited her sister , Mrs. Olson , Sun.
It is rumored about town that
Mr. Jones , who formerly operated
the moving picture machines in
local shows , will shortly return to
Valentine.
J Henry Ballard came in from
John Xeiss'- place Tuesday and
I met a lot of his old friends ij
i
town. Henry has been working
up there about four months.
! Peter Goger was in town Tues
day and stayed over night , lie
! has built a new house on his farm
' south of Burge on the Snake and
when completed will be 24x 0 and
give his growing family plenty of
room.
Big Martin , Charley Fitzer and ,
Enoch Halverson came over from
; Big White river last week and
spent several days in town. The
' latter two named have filed on
homestead- this county near
K.jnnrd.\ ' \ .
W. D. Jones , the young man
who has been in our cily for sev
eral months assisting Morey ar.d
, later Obe Church wiih a moving
'
i picture show , \ vac'tilen to Kansas
j City last Tnur iay by ih-v d *
of his brother
j \\e were mistaken la-t week in
our writeup of.Vm . ji. drte.'s
demi-o in stating tint Olrir ! < s
Hiiidman was an : i < Jopied --i. .
Hi * i- a nephewof Mr ( Vrie * d
n ile Jiis iioni' ' \\ilh Mr : itid . \ii-
C.trti-r : iiiii ' ; is : u l.\ 1 ff
Foxier Th'indi--- U < * ; .s in
j lon Tinsdi\ : ( > \HM.j > 1 as
1 been looking for Libotnr ! tt il-
liam's horses \\hich drilled awa\
during the high wind. They \\ere
heavy bay draft hordes , branded
T II connected with bar under.
On Sunday next , I'Vbruary 21 ,
there will be services as usual both
morning and evening at St. John's
Episcopal church. Also on Ash
Wednesday , Feb 24- . there will be
a celebration of the Holy Eucharist
with an address at 10 o'clock a in.
F. J. Pratt of Humphrey , Xeb ,
new deputy oil inspector under
Shallenberger's administration ,
was in Stuart , Friday. Mr. Pratt
is owner and editor of the Humph
rey Democrat , and appears to be
a very pleasant member of the
fr.tteruity. Stuart Advocate.
Married at the home of L E.
Shepard in Valentine , Wednesday ,
Feb. IT , 1909 , Mr. J. H. Downing
of Wood lake and Miss Julia
Rhoder of Xorden , the Rev. W.
W. Wells of the Episcopal church
officiating. Mr. Downing is a
brother of Mrs Lee Shepard and
a son of S. B. Downing of Xorden ,
who is well known to many people
of Valentine and eastern Cherry
ounty.
The Hon. J. R Fee of Crooks-
ton sold his farm of 600 acres to
an eastern man , the consideration
being § 10 per acre. lie will re
turn to Missouri in the spring , his
future home. Mr. Fee is one of
the early settlers and one of the
leiding farmers of this section.
He represented this district in the
legislature IS years ago. He
leaves with the best wishes of his
neighbors.
M. V. Xicholson returned Sun
day from Lincoln where he was
registered as a lobbyist from Val
entine for an agricultural experi
ment station to be established here
and to get an appropriation for
our fish hatchery. These bills he
says have been introduced and we
can hope that Valentine will be
probably considered for the lo
cation of the experiment station if
the bill of J F. Carr passes.
J. P. Kreycik of Arabia was in
town yesterday , just returning
from Xorfolk where he had ac
companied his mother on her way
home to Verdel in Knox county ,
after a visit at the home of her j
son for five weeks. Mr Kreycik ,
tells us that the snow drifts in
Xorfolk are the largest he ever
saw. Some are piled as high as
one story buildings and the streets
are full of it. Almost buried the
city of Xorfolk like Pompeii ,
I Old Crow , All Leading-
Hermitage Brand
and Bottled
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digested , and during the period
of convalescence proves a most
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MALT EXTRAJ valuable aid to nature in her
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Palatable and Efficient
PAUL
GPO. L'ltlo'.y and wife drove io
Coil.v and caino down on the train
yesterday mornin < r on bu ine. and
to visit the I/iyport family.
M i lor Wendell Cram ° r aotml MS
host at , a child ron' party . iven at
his home a'uid-iy sifti.fni ( on. !
About thirty of his nlayir.atKand
friiMids attended.
Jake BrochbiM , Dave
Aaron Grooms , Paul Rowland and
a couple of other neighbors \vt-ro
in town Tuesday nijrht and enjoy
ed a social jiame of pool at Count |
Mi'ltondorirs. Jake has a jolly |
lau h and appears very chocrful ,
considering his serious loss during
the recent windstorm which he
says bio wed away SO iv ( Is of wire
fence , three hay stacks and a now
Moline \vi : < ion and \\hen last he
heard from tltem they were still
Kit hard Htillwell ha rented Mr.
Cramer's pi-ice on North Table
and will shortly move there. His
wife \isilinjr U tiie home of her
j mother-in-law , ? > frArcher. .
ll'tsebud was the scene of a very
pretty v.eddi : eeivinfny on r\Inn-
tlay last , when the K v. , ] H.
Anderson united Mr Stephen
K tes and Mi-s ? Maud Uiterb-ick
in the irolden bonds of matrimony.
L. E Garlock was brst man and
Miss Clementine Mi-Lane was
bridesmaid. The Valentin0 o.-
che-tra , con. istiiiur of Ciias Jvids ,
Frank Fischer , jr.V. . Morey and
John Gould , rendered tiie musie
An elaborate wedding supper ivas
served and the jrue-ts did justice
to the repast. The floral decora
tions were many and very pretty.
THE DK-UOCIJAT extends congratu
lations to the happy couple and
wishes them a prosperous future.
nrugn" THn iai IT Aaaw ?
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AVe are going to help you turn something 1
you don't need , into cash. Here is our \
proposition : We intend to establish a I
1 Barter and Exchange Column
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iii our paper. If you have anything' you j
don't need , offer it for something' you do
need. Don't let it lie idle. We saw a sew
ing machine traded for a buggy , a bicycle
for fishing tackle , and many other almost
innumerable articles that 3Tou don't want ,
while other people lie awake nights thinking -
ing of a place to procure wllfit you have no
use for.
i us hear from you , What have you
to offer , We insert your ad for 5c a line j
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LUMBER
j | Lath , Shingles , Doors ,
Windows , Paper. Patent - |
| ent Roofing Tar Paper , $
| Paints , Oil , Varnish , |
| Brushes , Glass. Putty , |
| Lime , CemeiiTPlaster. .
I Brick , Posts , Poles.
We Sell Hudson Coal
i I8HOP & YOy G ,
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1 h" JLouji Valley llereiotd Kanch.
BroftnIeeNehr ,
oliiier frcfr < 'ol-
5 'B-i mil-Hi' , irtli Iioo.vi. ;
3 tfiyiir ; Z n ' a of Coliiinbits
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I now lia\i * t h tut .i head nt 1W)7 l > iill calves
fi-r ule.
C. H. FAULIIAISKU.
H. DAILEY ,
Dentist.
Ofiico over the grocery dcparmenfc
of T. C. lloruby's store.
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| All -.vork v.ill he c v n prompt ,
and careful attention.
W. Ho St ration
Dealer in
FLOUR & FEED
] General Merchandise
i PHONE 1'25
' cor. Hall & Cath. Valentine , Xebr.
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IOH.N F. POEATH
Tubular wells and windmills ,
me up hy Telephone.
{ Dr. Median. ( strc ; ith , afc the
! Donohor hotel , Mono tj , Wednes
day and Friday each week. 12
