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I . M. : Rice , Editor and Proprietor VALENTINE , NEBRy ; 1HU k .1)A Y , AUGUST 19 , 1909. Volume 24 , Xo. 32 .
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and the Red Front IVIerc. Co 's
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Get ready for the hot days. We have the
largest and best assortment of Gasolene and
fI Oil Stoves ever shown in the city. Seeing is @
, believing. Call and see them for yourself.
We \ are also headquarters for Garden .
Tools , Garden Hose , Sprinklers , and Hose
1 Nozzles ; Garden Seeds , Barbedfire and Field
Fence. We are also the only up-to-date em-
- - balmers and undertakers in Cherry county. 0
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Eureka Saloon
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Fine Wines , Liquors and Cigars
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Bourbon Whiskies Rye Whiskies
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Hermitage , \ Guchenheimer , ,
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Spring Hill , and 28/yearxold
and Jas. E Pepper 0 , F , C , Taylor .
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These whiskies were purchased in bond
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* ernment warehouse. They are guar- )
anteed pure a nd unadulterated. Un-
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Three Star Hennessy and Dreyfus Brandies , Imported
Gordon and DeKuyper Gins , Guinness's ' Extra Stout 1 I
, Blue and Budweiser ,
Bass Ale Storz Ribbon Beer q
Valentine Nebraska
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Chartered us n State Bunk Chartered MS : a National Bank
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JUno I , 1881. August 12 : , l'.K)2. / :
The FIRST NATIONAL . BANK
Successor to Bank of Valentine. )
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Valentine , - Nebraska.
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'i' out1'rAr A General Banking , Exchange
f $ 2 5 ,000. and , Collection Business : : : :
1 . c. H. COR EI.J. , PI'l sldcnt. : i \ r. V. NICHOLSON , Cashier. .
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' J. T. May 't Vice President. 7 Miss : : GL.EN HOENIG , A.s- ' t Cashier.
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, I A New Hotel. Electric Lights.
II I Good Rooms. Hot and Cold Water.
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Rates $1 1 per day , Calls for all trains.
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WKST HOUND : .
No : 7 , 1:10 p. in. Now passenger train.
No. :1 { , l :8.i : a. in. Old " "
No. 11' ) , ll.y ; ; j p. in. Through freight train.
No. SI , lO : : ta . in. Local freight train.
EAST HOUND :
No. : . ' , l1(0).m. ( ) Ncwpuss'ngcrtraln.
No. (5 ( , iitI ( ) : a. in. Old" "
No. 110 , tltllI. : ) in. Through freight train.
No. 8-2 : ! , a-/ : ( ) p. in. Local freight : train.
Lots of new type at TIlE DEMO
CRAT office. tf
Miss Alfa Dunham left for Stan-
ton Sunday night.
New and latest styles of type at
THE DEMOCRAT office. tf
Henry Shaefer of Nenzel was
in town yesterday : on business.
Miss Nellie DeBell of Rosebud
visited the Quigley family this
week.
The Ludwig Lumber Co. has
a change of advertisement this
week. -
Wash Honey and W. F. Parker
of Wood Lake were in town yes
terday.
For Sale-Old Catholic parson-
age. For particulars call on
Father Blaere. ' 29
The vote was light in many pre-
cincts and the will of the people
may not have been served.
Clyde Davenport was on the
sick list several days the past
week with stomach trouble.
, . , Miss Hariette Gaskill has tend-
ered her resignation to the Cherry
County Telephone Company.
Forest Shepard has purchased
the property owned by J. T. : .
Keeley and recently vacated by B.
Atwood. !
Ju'dge Quigley went up to Cody
yesterday and expected to go out
to the ranch on the river for a
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couple of days. . . . .
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W. L. Klingaraan and ' ' 0. - W.
McDaniels : of Wood Lake were , in
town last Thursday , the former
making final proof on his home
stead.
There were more republicans in
Nenzel precinct on primary day
than there will be on general elec-
tion day , and they can vote on
either ticket or both at general
election. /
Martin Christensen and his men
are home from Ft. Robinson , hav-
ing finished up their contract work
there. They went out to the lakes
I last week and enjoyed the bass
fishing.
Jim McLean came. down from
his home on the reservation last
Friday to meet his son who has
been visiting relatives in Kansas.
They returned to the reservation
yesterday.
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The directors of the Valentine
Baseball Team met Tuesday night
and elected the following officers :
E. D. Clarke , president ; F. A.
Cumbow , vice president ; Charles
Sparks , secretary-treasurer ; How-
ard Layport , manager ; George
Elliott , assistant manager.
We print letter heads , bill
heads , packet heads , memos , state-
ments , letters , postal cards , busi-
ness cards , calling cards , circulars ,
sale bills. Don't go without 'em.
They make you money. Intro-
duce yourself favorably to the
business public in the use of the
best stationery. ] . M. RICE , The
Printer. tf
Bernard Denaeyer of Arabia
was in town yestarday : attending
to business and getting ready to
go to southern Missouri where his
father and mother is located. He
sold his ranch to Joseph P. Ivrey-
cik , who is candidate on the Dem-
ocratic ticket for County commis-
sioner of the 1st Dist. He also
sold his stock and personal prop-
erty at private sale.
The carnival committee are per-
fecting arrangements for the big
carnival to be held in Valentine on
August 31. September 1 , 2 , 3 and
4 , 1909. Three contestants are
now in the field for the SioO piano
which is to be given to the Carni
val Queen , who sells the most
season tickets for the carnival.
Each ticket entitles the holder to I
75 votes for the Carnival Queeii
and admits to all the races and
I ball games. No Valentine ladies
are allowed to enter this contest.
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cool , comfortable effect of the Cluett
iHIHT fashions are just and Monarch : Coat Shirts you have :
as fickle as any other missed something. We have just un
fashions. r packed the largest and nobbiest line of
. . these shirts that have shown. e
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Styles I come and styles gc. . . . . .
Sizes from , 14 : r to 18 , with extra large I
. . . Unless you fcuy a s. ; rt bodies for stoutmen , and assorted
made by a house that knows sleeve lengths."lT \ e are still continu :
where and how _ to secure clearance sale
* " ing our of summer '
the authoritative styles , you ds with . '
- goods , w exceptional bargains. .
cannot be sure that your Ask for Trading Stamps. . _
shirt is correct.
The CLUETT label war
rants correctness as well as
i durability. x 1
| $1. 50 and more.
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"reprint for you at THE DE IO-
CHAT office. tf
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A. John & Co. pays cash for
cream. 22 cents per pound. 27
* 200 envelopes with your name
and address neatly printed in the
corner for $1.00.f ' We print 'em.
I. 11. RICE , The Printer. tf
J. W. Kelley , a newspaper man
oiS Hartington ; J. E. Cochran ,
traveling salesman for Carpenter
Paper Co. , of Omaha. , I. M. : Rice
and son Lawrence , spent a couple
of days at Hackberry and Dewev
lakes fishing and brought in a few
fine black bass Monday. \
Low Rates Seattle Expo =
sition
Via the Northwestern Line. V ari-
able routes , covering all points of
interest , including the Yellowstone
Park , Yosemite , Colorado , Utah
and the Pacific coast. Illustrated
folder descriptive of the exposi-
tion , booklets and maps free on
application to any ticket agent
The Northwestern Line. 31 3
LOW RATES EAST
Via The Northwestern Line. Ex-
cursion tickets to New York City ,
Boston , Toronto , Montreal , Que-
bec , Niagara Falls , Atlantic City
and the mountain and seashore re
sorts of the east. The best of ev
erything onroutc. For full par-
ticulars pplV 'to any ticket agent ,
The Northwestern Line. 31 2
Cut to One Dollar.
The Lincoln Daily State Journal
wants a few thousand new trial
subscribers and has cut its price
from now to Jan. 1 , 1910 to only
SI : 1 , or daily and Sunday both ,
! 1.25. . This is a specially ' low
price for such a newspaper and
will result in a big business. The
Journal stops when the time is out
so that people need not be afraid
to take one of these special offers.
It's not a trick to get you started.
The Journal has greatly enlarged
and improved each year : and has
be en having a wonderful growth
in its readers. Being the paper
of our state capjtol it is especially
the paper for Nebraskans to read ,
and it has air especially clean lot
of readers because the paper itself
is clean having cut out all liquor
and objectionable medical adver
tising. The Journal is thoroughly
independent , and has been making
a determined fight to have our
representatives at Washington do
something to lower the cost of
living.
If you want to read not only all
ot the news. of the world , but a
practical , helpful newspaper ,
working in the interests : of the
masses of Nebraskans : , try The
Lincoln Journal until . Jan. 1 , 1910
at this cut price. !
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CROOKSTON NEBRASKA. , MAX E. VIERTEL .
DEALER IN EVERYTHING.
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NEW PERFECTION '
Blue Flame Oil Stoves '
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These stoves are made by the Standard Oil Co. ,
and they are the best that money can buy. They furnish
an intense ; steady heat , lighted in a second , no smoke , no ;
soot , and no danger , whatever. One , two and three ;
burners , and also with cabinet warming .shelf or oven as
you desire.
Prank Fischer. '
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Stetter & Tobien , Props. ! ' ' "
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All Kinds of Fresh |
and Salt Meats. . . . J
Will buy your Cattle , Hogs , - - .
I Poultry , Horses , Mules and , .
anything you have. to sell.
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-a Valentine , Nebraska ,
Has the largest and prettiest line of .
. Ladies' Shirt Waists .
{ in town and at attractive prices. '
All the latest styles and the best makes of '
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in blacks , tan and oxbloods.
L GENT'S AND SOiS22E2S LADIES' Ki3R FURNISHINGS 2fi SaS23a2S3SS3ES
1- 1J J Wedding stationery - , invitations I
with double envelopes ! , printed in I
latest style of type at THE DEMO
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The campaigners worked hard ' .
and were entitled to credit bnt
where they worked hard and lost. : ?
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