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. . Last Sunday the O'Neill team
. . . , came up and engaged our boys in
a double-header game of baseball ,
losing ] the first 'game by a score of
' ' 4 to 5. Valentine's superb playing
shut out the O'Neill team in the .
. second game. Score , 3 to 0. I
Grimes pitched both games for I
Valentine and his work was of tbe I
. gilt edge variety. Following is !
the games in detail : j i
VALENTINE.
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Fisher 11) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : 1 I .1 t I 0 ( r
/ ] ) 1)eSliva S8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 1 .1 1 I 0 ( I 0 ( I !
Shepard It. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 0 ( I 0 ( I II ( I 0 ( I I i
Bishop : 1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 : 0 ( I I 1 :1 0 (
Cox . c.:1 : ! II ( I 1 1-1 1 1 II
IIolscluw.rt.-t n 0 I I 0 ( I 0
il'hnes , p. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 II II 0 I ) 1 0 ( I
l\Iuckle , ct.:1 : II II II II 0
Stetter , ah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 II tI 0. II
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Totnls . . . . . . . . : : . . . . . . : ! S .J 7 21 Ii II .
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_ Tomsik,2b : ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 II 1 1 2 0
Knnt' . 5S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1 1 I I 2 1
\IcNIl'llOli : , c.:1 : 1 I H tI 0
Coyne , 'f. . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . :1 t 1 I II 11 ( I II
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4 Cress,81) : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :1 : tI 0 ( I 3 : ; tI 1 ( I
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I Summary : run - Struck
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, , - N , O'Neill : t. ! Hit by pit her , Golden (2) ( ? ) , Cox.
Second Game :
VALENTINE. :
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1.'Jsl.lll'r.lh. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ; I I .J I 0 ( I
DeSIl\'u.ss. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ' 1 tI tI 0 ( I I
Shepnrd ' If. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ; ' 1 ( I I 0 ( I tI 0 ( I
1JI hop. : h. . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . .3 : . II 0 ( I .J ( I II
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Holscluw . rf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 0 0 ( I II 0
Grlml's , p. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 : I 0 ( ) 0 ( I 2 : ! II II
fnckll' . d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :1 : ! 0' f 1 0 0 tI
t:5tetter. : 3h. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 I 1 J II
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. . . ' Knue.ss.:1 : ! II II 0 0 I 2
\IcNlcllOl8 , c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 0 ( I 12 n II
Co.rue , p.J : : II c I ' 2 o ( I
B. .BlSlln.lh.I : ! 0 I 0 I a tI 0 ( I
Cress . : -Ih. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 tI II 'I I fl ( I'
G. Biglin , e.2 0 0 I II II tI
. { Campbell ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 : ! II 0 ( I 'tl U I 0
Ryan . , If. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . : II 0 I II 0 II
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Totuls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : : r3 11 I .J IS .J 8 :
Summary : Two , base hits - Cox , Tomsik.
Struck , out - By Grimes 21 , by Coyne 10 ,
Bases on balls - OIF Grimes 1. Left on husl's
Valentine 3 : , O'Neill : ! . Hit by pitcher
. 1)eSIl\'u. Umpire - Jackson. _
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T. W Cramer is DOW ready to
do any and all kinds : of insurance ,
incliidmo growing : crops , auto-
mobiles , windmills , . - and , thorough
bred stock against death from any
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" Long ago the Scotch learned this.
The sturdy old Scotchman must be
amused at the recent "discoveries" that
i i .oatmeal is the best food in , the world.
\ Our scientific men have been making '
. experiments which prove that Ameri
- cans eat too much fat and , grease and
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: . The Scotchmen say : "Look at our
P . . . nation as proof. The sturdiest nation
" have good point
on earth. Still we one
to make. We make better oatmeal l than
' - the Scotch. .
, They buy Quaker Oats and consider
. 'it the leader of all oatmeals to be had
. . _ anywhere. If you are convenient to
: . . ' the store you'll probably buy the
. regular size package. For those who
live in the country the large size family
satisfactory. Follow
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. . : . - Oats fc'realtfast every day.
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Dad's ' Day.f
The following we copy from the
Randolph ( Kan. ) Enterprise ,
which Bra . Moon says is g oing '
the rounds of the Kansas press.
We first saw this article in Edgar
Howard's Columbus Telegram and
we suppose Bro. Howard is , en-
I titled to the credit for it :
II I I Much has been heard in Kansas
i towns lately about "Mothers' day.
: Several Kansas editors are now "hol-
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have an inning. They want a
"Dad's Day. " Should they have ?
By all means. . Give the old man
his chance at the bat. Let him ca-
vort in his ten-dollar hand-me-down
suit his last summer's straw hat
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and his bargain counter brogans.
Of course , he looks pretty bum in
that raiment alongside of daugh-
ter with her $25 inverted flour-
barrel top piece , her $50 gown with
the 'waist ' at the knees , her F 'enrh. .
heeled patent pumps and the rest of i
tbe stuff that goes with glad fem
inine decorations. But he is "Dad , "
nevertheless. "Ma" with her 500
clubs , her bridge parties , her pink
teas and her cut glass society will
certainly step back for one day and
let the old man realize for a short
twenty-four hours that "every dad
has his day. " .
Revenue.
A "c 1 uiet millionaire" died in
England last week , one of those
who are described as being "com
paratively unknown , " and he left
an estate valued at from fifty to
seventy-five million dollars. U n-
der the maximum death duty of
15 per cent and a succession duty
of 5 per cent the government will
receive from ten to fifteen million
dollars from the estate. 1
. This quiet millionaire was a
bachelor and a man of simple
habits. He had , no use for money
and probably dd : not even go to
the trouble of trying to defeat the
passage of the inheritance tax law ,
did not try to beat the law by giv
ing.most of his wealth away before
he died , did not care what was
done with it after he resigned his
iold : on it and other earthly things.
And that $10,000,000 i or so will
come iI / hand.\ to the state. It
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, The English example will be
one of the strongest arguments to
bring the United States to t- an in-
c ) me and inheritance tax on the
rich - that is , if \ve presume that.
some ; u day the Uriited States will
have a law-making body in which
the balance of power is not held
by the direct agents of these same
plutes who would7 be taxed b J '
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such a la , y. And even this latter
condition : is not . an unreasonable I
iopp , not even distant hope.
The belief is strong , among both
the common people and.the scientif-
ic economists , that an income : tux
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desirable and the most equitable
form of raising revenue by qirect
taxation. They cannot be defeated
much , World-Herald.
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° Lake N.ews. .
R. Polland of Bailey was in this
neighborhood this week.
Mn Huston of Chesterfield was
in this neighborhood Friday. .
Dan Barnes went' to Valentine
with the assessor returns Sat-
urday , ,
The neighbors of this neighbor-
hood 'finished ' dipping their cattle
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Miss Mason closed a very success-
ful term of school in the Kime
district.
Zoe Redd came out from Cody
Thursday. She is going out to
homestead it awhile and then she
wishes to be at the picnic.
Second hand phaeton , in good
condition , for sale cheap. Call at
this office. 6
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must give you satisfaction.
It must prove that it is the
equal in every way-and
superior in ome-to : all ,
other baking : powders , or
you must have your money
back. You cannot set your
standard of quality too high
to suit us. :
Insist on Calumet and
don't let your grocer give
you a Substitute. : :
Received Highest
Award World's
"Pure Food i
Exposition
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Xor can a community rise abqye the
level of its citizenship.
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and lazy , the tovrn will , be wishy-
washy , wabbly and weak.
If the citizens have VERTEBRA ,
VIM AND VIGOR , the town will be
Substantial , solid and strong.
Let's all brace up and make this
town of ours a place of energy ambi-
tion and enterprise. ' .
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Howard Layport and family re-
turned from OAthree week's visit
with relatives of Mrs. Layport's
near Kennedy Tuesday. They
expected to come home earlier but
one of the boys was taken ill. He
is now com pletcy ] recovered.
A prize banner will be awarded
the counly that has the ' greatest
number of miles traveled by reg-
istered delegates in attendance at
the State Sunday School Conven-
tion that meets in Kearney June ; 15-
1617. All counties have an equal
chance at this Banner. Why can't
our county win it ? This Banner
will be held by the county winning
it during the year and contested for
again the next year. :
VALENTINE JUNElI
fOR NORSViAL. I
G. A. GREGORY Principal.
: The Seventh annual session of
the Valentine Junior Normal will
be held . from June 7th to July 30th ,
1909 , eight weeks.
This longer session gives time to
do better work in all ! the subjects
pursued and will be especially help-
ful to those who are preparing for
their first year in teaching , since
more time can be devoted to obser-
vation in the model school and to
the study of methods.
Tuition and text books are free.
An enrollment fee of two dollars
entitles each student to all lectures
and entertainments.
Those branches required for any
grade of county certificate , element-
ary state certificate or professional ,
life certificate will be included in
the course of study.
Good table board may . be had in
slubs at 3.50 per week. Rooms
50c to $1.00.
Convenient rooms may be had in
which students may board them-
selves. :
Several students , both boys and
girls ; , would like places to work for
their board. Any citizen who wants
uch help should let the County
Superintendent know.
The State , superintendent has
made a wise selection of instructors
forthe faculty , men and women
who have dealt with all phases of
lublic school work , and who know
bow to inspire and help those pre-
paring to teach. ! }
No better place than Valentine .
an be found for a summer school I
nd every instructor who has been
aere in the past six years has re-
lained enthusiastic in rejrard to the 1
deal conditions here. This is the I
nly place' that provides boat rides ,
tensive horse-back excursions , an-
ual picnic journeys and many o h-
er social recreations for the spare
; me.- Teachers and students at
Valentine form a large , happy , mut- '
lly helpful family , and they are
elped in many ways by the Denial
tizens of the city on the Minne-
jaduza. : Come ' to Valentine. En-
ter : the first : ! day and remain
aroughout. ;
Institute week for Cherry county
s from June 7th to 12th , inclusive.
For any further information ad-
ress G. A. Gregory principal ,
i-ete - ; or Lulu Kortz Hudson , regis- I
Valentine Nebr. ' .
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Six-room house , stable for sev-1 ]
' II head" ' of horses , granary and hay ;
stable ; ' : . -
One 4-room house , corn crib and
stable , city water in both houses.
Must be sold soon , part time , part
cash , or will take young heavy ;
team I as part payment. P. F.
I Simons , Sparks , Neb. , or Ii 1V1
Rice , Valentine , Neb. 1
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For Sale or Rent !
House. 18 rooms and bath , Mail
street , Valentine , Neb.
160 acres improved ranch , sec-
tion 19 , township 34 , range 26 ;
lease of school section , ALL 36-
34-27 , with above ranch ; the best
open range in Cherry county.
One-half section hay land , with
or separate from above ranch , ' ei
tion . 34 , township 33 , range \ 26.
Apply to owner , D. STIXARD ,
No.2 , Mt. Vernon Ave , Mt
Vernon , N. Y. , or any Ifroker in
Valentine Neb. * 11
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Bnrgc , Nebr.
Tubular wells and windmills.
t rCall me up by Telephone.
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For Sale.
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One high grade . . . - Percheron stal-
lion , 3 : years old last June , . weight
1600 pounds.
Also one Cleveland Bay horse ,
5 years old , , weight 1250 pounds.
For further information see or ad-
dress me at Crookston , Neb.
L. H. OVERTAX.
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'TRIUMPH ' BOTTLED BEER
Brewed from the finest western
barley malt. Imported Bohemian
Hops and sparkling artesian
water. Aged from four to six
months in glass enameled
L tanks. We guarantee its
| J\purity healthfulness and
IAdelicious mellow flavor
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For Sale by
R. MCGEEK , Valentine.
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VALENTINE
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AND LADIES '
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1 HAIR DRESSING
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Shampooing . a specialtj-
HOT and COLD BATHS in connection
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{ Valentine State Bank Building
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J. W. l\IcDANIEL , .
COUNT't' SURVEYOR .
\ ra Sen tine - Nebr.
All work will be given prompt .I. . ,
.and careful-attention.
H. BAILEY , ,
Dentist. A ? ! ; ' 'R : b ;
ffice , over the grocery deparment ; Ii I
of T C Hornby's stb3 . ' e. 4 t /
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Some . . Some branded . -
branded on brandediJ ' ( ,
t on lefc 1 or Mhoulder.
. i t or shoulder thigh
P. : - H. Young. _ ,
Simeon. Nebr.
Cattle branded
as cut on lefc aide
- ° Some a. yon left
side.
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V horses : ,
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Range on Gordon CreAk north of Simeon.
Albert Whipple & Sons.
Rosebud s : , IX
Cattle branded
SOS on left side
I QUO : ! on right side
Some cattle also
have a + on neck
Some with A : on . :
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some branded
with two bars
across hind quar-
ters. Some Texas
O left side and some
cattle branded M on fe-O
on left side.
left hip. Some cattia
Horses branded SOS on
and
connected on both sIdes
branded AW bar
left hip of horses
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'N F : S. Rowley.
Kennedy , - fleoraaka.
Same as cut on left
side and hip , and on
left shoulder of hor-
ses. ! ! Also on ,
left side . nd
hip.
F X on left sa .
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Some cat- ! -
tie brand _ .
ed husk. 'ing peg ( either side up ) on
' left side or hip. , F on left jaw and left shoulder
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of horses , UJ
UJo on left hip of horses.
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I C. P. Jordan.
Rosebud , SD
Horses and cattle
same as cut ; also
CJ BE JJ on right
hip.
Range on Oak and
Butte creeks.
A liberal reward
for information
leading to detection
of rustlers of stock
bearing any of these brands.
Kohl & Terrill.
Brownlee , Xeu.
. Cattle branded as
in cat ' . on left
side. Some
V .i branded It T Y
_ _ . . on left hip. Range -
on North Loup
river two miles
west of Brewnlee
J. A. Yaryan.Pullman
Pullman , Nebr
Cattle branded JY
on rlghtside
Horses branded JY
on right shoulder
Reasonable reward
for any information
I leading to the re-
covery of cattle
I strayed from my
range.
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D. M. : Sears. rf , F
Kennedy Cattle , branded Nebr. k - f \
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as on cut.left side
Some on left hip. S - - ' ! ,
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Horses same on
l left shoulder.
Range-Square ;
Lake.
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Nebraska , Land and Feeding Co. ;
3artlett Richards Pres Will G Comstock , V P . I'i
Chas C Jamison Sec&Treas .
r , 1' ' _ _ _ Cattle branded on 1
f3t : t . any part animal ; '
Mr . also the following ,
xr ' ? brands : i
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horses rod-n e t C
same
Range between
Gordon on the FJE. f .
&M V. , R. R. and
Hyannis on M. R.IIn Northwestern Nehr. ;
BARTI.ETT RICHARDS. Ellsworth. Nebr. 4
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John Kills Plenty. * ' I
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lion , } { os bud. (
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Cattle branded 1'
ishxcut ; horses ' '
same 0 n left
thigh. ; Range be- - - a
tween Spring C'k . _ } +
and Little White . I
river. I14 F
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Sawyer : : Bros. 1
Oasis , Nebr ' 'i
G. K. Sawyer has
cbaree of these
cattle. H rses
S S o M on left shoul
der. Some .
Jeft side. . . . ;
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Cattle branded .
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A iRfwar of $250 wlU be paid to any person for i 1 , '
iuformation fl leading l to the arrest and final V
Conviction I of an person ;
IttIA with above brand , or persons stealing /
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