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- Consisting of 17 two = year = old steers , yearling steers , 70 cows with calves by side , 30 dry
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Consisting of 8 brood mares with colts by side , 4 three = old = mares , 6 two = year = old colts , M > lack
. gelding , 1 stallion , five years old /
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Remember these horses are well bred and are good young salable horses. . ' { j
: 1 set Work- Harness , Household and Kitchen Furniture , etc. , etc.
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TERMS OF SALE : All sums of $10 and under cash. ' On sums over $10 one year's time
will be given on approved notesBearing 10 per cent interest from date. 5 per cent discount for ' { j
cash on sums over $10.
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I have leased my ranch and am going out of business. .
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" A. . TH.OMPSON Owner. '
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COL. G. E. TRACEWELL , Auctioneer. W. a E. HALEY , Clerk.
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I ! i , CUD . The Women and the Vote. _ j .
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r1 : say' we can't vote , " : remarked
, ; MmeQuiVive _ in last Sundays ;
( Becprd-Herald. " It is a great ,
. laugh. It ' s I la r-r-r-roar. It's a
volcanic hehaw.clSqure us ,
i : gentlemen , while we smile. We J
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have worn your neckties and your
1 half hose , we have taken your
; hat' in the past , we have pur-
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loined your cuff-links and [ your
II scarf pins. But , 'tis not e-
, \ I nough _ - we are about to take pos
session of your Sunday pantaloons
and neatly remodel them into
skirts , the which shall be known
_ in fashionable society as panta-
loons gowns. "Now , say we can
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not vote. " No dear Mme Qui
Vive , such things will never make
men of you nor give you the right
to vote. " Before that glad day
-shall come , women ' must give up
corsets , rouse French heels , coiff '
ures , and the ever weaning ; desire
to have their costumes described
in the society column after every
function that they attend.
Many vital , things lie between
you and a vote.-Ainsworth Star
Journal.
The Democratic Duty.
Editor Mark Murry of the Pen- i .
der Times compresses a big arg .
ument 4 into a few words when he
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"If the senators of the United
States represent correctly prin-
ciples of the two great political
parties of this country I don't
know whether : 1 am a democrat or
not. To observe their antics one
cannot help wishing that' W. J.
Bryan were down there to elim- ,
inate a few of the kinks that are
so prominent and nauseating.
Never ought the election of sen-
ators by a direct vote of the people
appeal so to the voters as now. "
The senators do not represent .
I the principles of their party :
Especially are a number of the
"democratic" senators misrep-
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j When the l.umbpr ! schedule came
before the senates ; for exaijipje ,
there were . only ten teal ! democrats
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there to vote for free lumber ,
which was a specific pledge of the
Denver platform. The senators ,
calling themselves democrats , who
voted against free lumber , be-
trayed their party. So did those
who voted with the steel trust on
iron ore , and with the sugar trust
on sugar , to mention some' other
instances.
If there is such a thing as a dem-
o ratic party then it must have
the power and the willingness to
enforce party discipline against its
servants who are false to it. This
is just now the first aad greatest
duty confronting the democracy.
The party scourge ; , the fearless ex-
coriations of the party leaders and
of the party press , the adverse
I votes of the rank and file , should
fall squarely upon the democratic
senators and the democratic rep-
resentatives who have proved them-
selves traitors to party principle
and repudiators of party pledges.
Meanwhile the democratic policy
of a popular election of senators
should be vigorously pushed.
Why are there Hd mocratic" sen-
ators who vote as republicans ;
who vote with the very interests
on which tbeir party is waging
war ? Some few of them , perhaps ,
are where they are because they
succeeded in fooling tfre democrats .
ic rank and file. But more of
them are there because they were
elected by legislatures which were
dominated by railroad and oil and
sugar and steel interests. They
owe their election more to those
interests than to the democratic
voters-and they remember their
creator.
It cannot too often be repeated
that there is no room in this 'coun-
try and no need for two repub-
lican parties. There must be one
party to oppose it uncompromis-
ingly fearlessly , eternally. That ,
is tee province of the democratic
party. All its principles , every
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duty of the democratic party to
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arm itself with a scourage of scorp-
ions and drive from the temple
the money-changers who are dis
gracing and betraying it. - W orld-
Herald.
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While The State Journal has ,
been .one of the leading papers of
the state for nearly forty years , yet
its most rapid growth has been re . ,
cently , during which tinie it has
come to be rQcognized by many as
Nebraka's greatest paper , making
most of those things that interest
Nebraskans most , in this way creat-
ing a place for itself in the daily
life of thousands of Nebraska
homes. The country press gener-
ally could be quoted as saying ; that
the editorial page of The Journel is
exceptionally strong and fearlessly
independent. It is also unusally
bright , Bixby himself being a gem.
No writer in Nebraska ever had tl e
warm admiration of so many pe' ) -
ple"as Bixby. His column in The
Journal is alone worth the price of
the paper. His wholesome phil-
osophy will put sunshine and cheer
into the most chronic grouch. The
state university , the state house and
all ] the other public institutions at
Lincoln make the lournel peculiar-
ly a paper for state people. It is
clean , . e ii-
proper medical advertising. Its
sporting department is clever and
there with the goods. More money
is spent for state telegraphic news
than by other state dailies. If you
want , to know what is happening in
Nebraska , as well as the whole
world , The Lincoln Journal is the
paper for you. Why not give it
this trial subscription ?
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JOHN F. PORATH
Burge , Nebr.
Tubular wells and windmills.
t Call me up by Telephone.
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H. DAILEY ,
Dentist.
Office over the grocery deparment
of T. C. Hornby's store.
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Will meet aU calls - phone op mail.-
Versed ! on pedigreed ! stop > k } ,
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Dealer in
FLOUR & -FEED j
General Merchandise I
PHONE 125
cor. Hall & Cath. Valentine , Nebr.
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MILL PRICES FOR FEED
. Per Cwt. Per To Q.
Bran , sacked.1 . 20 $23 00
Shorts , sacked 1 30 24 00
Corn , sacked 1 35 26 00
Chop Corn , sacked 1 40 27 00
Chop Feed , sacked 1 50 30 00
Oats , sacked 1 60 31 00
The Loup Valley Hereford Ranch.
Brownlee , Ni-br ,
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Soldier Creek Col
umbus 17th IGGtio ( ,
a son of Columbus
17th , a half brother
of the $10.000 Cbtin-
pion Dale , and
Prince Boabdel 131-
693 ! at head of herd.
I now have about 30 head of 1007 bull calves
for sale.
C . H. FAULHABEB ,
- 'VALENTINE - - . . _ . . . . |
BAR RS.OP
All kinds of. . . . . .
SHAMPOOS ,
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AND LADIES
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HAIR DRESSING
Shampooing a specialty.
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HOT and COLD BATHS in connection
t. Forest Shepard , Prop.
Valentine State Bank Building
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Some on Some ; brandedl1 -
branded "
on left f orshoulder. '
shoulder I i - . . r
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P. H. Young. . . , .
Bimeon. Nebr.
Cattle ' branded
as cut on left side
- - Some C. yon . lelt
side.
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V horses.
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Range on Gordo Creole north of Simeon. : , l'
Albert Whipple & Sons.
Rosebud S , D. .
Cattle branded
SOS on left side
OSO on rijzhtside
Some cattle also
have a -I- on neck
Some with JL on'w .
left shoulder and
some branded
with two bars
across hind , oar-
] ters. Some Texas
left side and some : : i
cattle branded SO on
left side. I
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Horses ' branded SOS on left hip. both Some sIdes cattle and
branded AW bar connected aD
left hip of horses _ :
N. S. Rowley.
Kennedy , - Nebraska.
Same as cut on left
side and hip , and on '
left shoulder of hor- .
se. ! ' . AlsoBM oa
left side . nd
hip.
F X on left S1 . *
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ed husk-9BHlNing pepc ( either side up ) on
left side or hip. _ F on left jaw and left shoulder
of horses , UJ . , _ >
Q on left hip of horses.
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C. P. Jordan. '
- . Rosebud , SD
Horses and cattle
same as cut ; also
® OJ 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 , Neu. ,
Cattle branded as : . .
In cxt on left \ l.
side. Some :
branded K. T Y
on left hip. Range
on North Loop
river , two miles
west of Brewnlee
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J. A. Yaryan.Pullman
Pullman , Nebr
_ Cattle branded JY '
on right side
Horses branded JY
on right shoulder I
Reasonable reward
for any information
leading to the re-
covery of - cattle
strayed from my /
range _
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Kennedy , Nebr.
Cattle brapded
&s on cqt.left side
Some on left hip. ' S
Horses same on
left shoulder.
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Range Square
Lake.
Nebraska Land and Feeding Co. .
3artlett Richards Pres Wfll G Comstoo , V p . , y
Chas C JamisoQ Sec&Treas -
Cattle branded on
any part animal ;
M also the following
brands : .
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horses brandecTthe
same
Sange betweea
Gordon on the F . E.
& M. V. , R. R. and
Hyannis on M. R. R. in Northwestern Nenr '
BARTI.ETT RICHARDS. . Ellsworth. Nebr. : : $
-John Kills Plenty.
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ston. Rosebud ,
S. D.
Cattle : branded
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as in cut ; horses
same on left '
thigh. Range be-
tween Sprint C'k - 1. = - -
and Little White . . .
river. I
Sawyer Bros. +
Oasis , Nebr , '
G. Ji : . Sawyer has , .
charee of these
cattle. H rses
° I I > 8 on left shoul
left der. side. Some I |
Horses Ii ! . .
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same left thigh. : :
Range on Snake n '
aver. ,
Metzger Bros. ,
itoife Nebr
Cattle branded
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anywhere- ; - on left
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side/
Earmark , square . . . " ' . '
cfpp rigljt } ear. ' / - . , 0 t. ,
Hprses have - : . - I
same brand on I
left thigh.
Range on Gordon and Snake 1
e Creeks
A , Reward of $ % SO will be paid toe
any Ptrson for
information arreany
leadinlt to the
arrest and Una l ;
convIction or any person or t
rattlA with . ahovp brand persons atealinr ' .
Roan Bros. - . . :
Woodlake Neb . , 1
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Lake and Crook- _ _ '
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