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believing. Call and see them for yourself.
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Tools , Garden Hose , Sprinklers , and Hose
Nozzles ; Garden Seeds , Barbed Wire and Field
Fence. We are : also the only up-to-date em-
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. ROBERT McQEER , Propr. ,
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Hermitagef . r. . ' , Guchenheimer , , '
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Spring Hill " , " and 28/year/old
and . Jas ' E. Pepper 0 , F , C , Taylor.
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and came direct from the U. S. - ov- '
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anteed pure and unadulterated. Un-
excelled for family } and medical use. -
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Gordon and DeKuyper Gins , Guinness's. Extra Stouti :
Bass Ale Storz Blue Ribbon and Budweiser Beer
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Chartered as astute Bank Chartered as a National Bank
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Valentine , . _ . : ' , " - Nebraska. .
CARITAL I.unIN , . > ; { - : : : ) tt ; p General Banking , Exchange
S . -J ' , . and , Collection Business . , . . '
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C. H. COlt = ' 1U.'L. President. ! . - 'I . M. . V. NICHOLSON , Cashier. .
J. T. May , Vice . President. I Miss GI.EX HOENIG , Ass't Cashier.
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New Hotel. p - . . : Electric Lights.
Good Rooms. ' . " ' llotVnd Cold Water.
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NEAR DEPOT
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WEST BOUND :
No.7 , 1:10 p. m. Now passenger train.
No. 8 : J , ' 1:8.5 ; a. Sin. Old " "
No. Jl ) , 11 : ; ; p. in. Through freight train.
No. , 81 , 1II : : Oa. ) in. Local freight train.
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No. : > , 11 : ( XI ) p . in. Now : passenger train.
No. (5 ( i , i. : o. , a. m. Old" "
No. : 110 , ( irJOa. ? ) 111 . Through : freight ) train.
No. 8'2 , 8:3) : ) p. 111. Local freight train.
THE PRIMARY VOTE ,
Abstract Votes Cast at the Primary
Election Held in Cherry County ,
Nebraska , Aug. 17 , 1909.
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TOTAL VOTE CAST IN COUNTY 846
For Supreme Judge- .
James R. Dean , d 68
Benjamin F. Good , d 69
Jotfn J. Sullivan , d 66
F. G. Hamer , r 356
Ed R. Duffie , r . . 1ST
John O. Yeiser , r 119
Samuel H. Sedgwick 152
Elisha Calkins , r 151
John B. Barnes , r . 245
Jacob Fawcett , r ' 146
Joseph E. Cobbey : r 153
James 11. Dean , p i > 1
Benjamin F. Good , pi i 1
John J. Sullivan , pi 1
A. Wolfenbaeger , prob 0
It. L. Staple , prob . 0
For Regents of University-
Charles T.-'Knrfpp , d 71
Charles S. Allen , r 447
W. G Whitmore , r . 439
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"t D. C. Cole , pi" i ---x" . < 1
Frank E. Linch , prob 0
John H. VonStsen , prob 0
Albert T. Hunt , s ' 4
' Wm ' Telnm ( r , s 4
Ernest Hecht , s 0
For Regent to Fill Vacancy-
Harvey E. Newbranch , d 69
Frank L. Miller , r . . 454
A. L. A. Schiermeyer ; , s ! 5
For county clerk-
F. A. Cumbow , r 520
For county treasurer
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Gertrude . , Jordan , r . 352
William F. : : Parker-r . . . ' ' " 269 )
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J. W. Daniels , r 70
E. B. Quible , d 68
For Sheriff- '
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C. A. Rosseter , d 76
For county judge-
James C. Quigley : , d 78
County superintendent-
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D. F. Story , r 249
11.Y. . Funke , r 180
Cora Thackrey , r , . 240
Coroner- '
Alfred Lewis , r ' . : , 503
Surveyor -
J. W. McDaniel , d 72
Jack Junod , r 300
B. F. Piester , r 209
uommission'er
Joseph P. Kreycik , d 69
John A. Adamson , r 485
Low Rates Seattle Expo =
sition
Via the Northwestern Line. Vari-
, 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
The State Fair Board promises
to ; furnish four evenings of great
entertainment ; during the Fair
this year. : At great expense they
bring the King of Pyrotechny. )
Pain of New York with all of his
new and novel fireworks and de
vices and great gorgeous spectacle ,
"The Battle in the Clouds. " It is
a battle scene that will look like
the real . thing. Maneuvering of
air ships , the ultimatum of war ,
the bombardment with the fiery de
struction of the city. Four eve-
nings Sept. 6 , 7 , 8 and 9 * , at the
grand stand. .
For Sale
Six-room house , stable for seven
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 I
cash , or will take young heavy
I team as part payment. P. F.
I Simons , Sparks , l : : Neb. , or I , M.
Rice , Valentine Neb. . 1
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SHIRT missed somet ring. We have just
as fickle as any other un
fashions. packed the largest and nobbiest line of
- these shirts that , have shown. _ _ 0
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Styles come and styles gc. . , .
Sizes from 14i to 18 , with extra large
Unless you buy a shirt . bodies for stont men , and assorted
made by a house that knows sleeve lengths. We are still continu
where and how to secure " clearance sale of ,
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: goods , exceptional bargains.
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Nebraska State Fair-
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Via : the Northwestern . - , Line. . Tickets
on + ; sale } Sept. 6th to 10th ; return
1i Sept. 13tli. Grand deinon-
st ion of the Agricultural , Live
S. , Industrial and-Educational
I [ guests of the state , snrp sing.
all "previous expositions. Don't fail
to ; attend. For tickets , rates and
full particulars apply to any ticket
agent of the Northwestern Line. 83 : ; -
Lake Items.
Cecil went to Cody MOl1da T.
Joe Redd came out from Cody
Thursday to spend a few days at
borne.
Edna Kime is spending a few
days visiting her sister Mrs.
Smith in Cody. f
Geo. Russell and Mrs. : E.J. Rus-
sell went to Cody this week. Mrs.
Russell made final proof , on her
home stead.
A crowd of ball players that
that played ball at Lake
from this neighborhood were
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caught in a bad storm Sunday eve-
ning.
Mrs. Dan Adamson recieved a
message from Washington \ stating
the serious illness- of her
mother. Mrs. Adamson left Tues-
day. We hope she will find her
mother better.
A surprise dance was given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. : Dan ,
Barnes Saturday : Aug. 21 , in hon
or of their son Cecil. There being
a nice crowd and good music every
one seemed to enjoy themselves.
Cecil recieved severel valuable and
useful gifts. Several of his friends
remembered him by clubing to-
gether and getting him a very
nice riding bridle.
St. Nicholas Church.
Services will be held l as follows :
In Crookston August 29.
In Valentine on Sunday , Sept.
5th. First mass at S a. m. Sec- .
ond mass at 10 a. m.
Benedictory of the Blessed Sac-
rament after mass.
Instruction for the child ren at
3 p. in.
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LEO M. BLAERE , Rector.
200 envelopes with your name
and address neatly printed in the
porner for § l.OO.Ve . print 'em.
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DEALER IN EVERYTHING.
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NEW PERFECTION '
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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
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and Salt Meats. : . . . fJ '
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Poultry , Horses" Mules and .
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Formerly owned by W. S. Barker. I handle every- : g '
. thing in the line of Gent's and Ladies' Furnishings. -
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I solicit your patronage. . '
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of Merriman were in town yester-
day on business. The father was
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