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1. M. RICE - Editor and Propr.
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Il" " Thursday , November 25 , 1909. :
: . ' , : Send1'the . ' , . ' . : Children ' to
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f . : Upon the complaint of John ; L.
Hoseberry : : : of Buffalo Lake1 prec- :
jpct. ! Thomas , Dowell was brought. . .
up to : . the county seat last week to
. ans'wer to the charge of rearing ,
hIS.f . m.lly' of children in ignor i -
V ance , . failing to send them to any '
school. Tbo said Thomas Dowell
i is' a ranchman and fairly well to.
do , but has thus far neglected to
} educate his children. There is a
D compulsory school law in ' this
state requiring. parents tp send
their children to , school. The law
hasbeen overlooked and many
children -have failed to attend
D ? school according to its provision
! in the past. Parents are respon
! sible for this but officers of the
l community are guilty of contrib-
utory delinquency and when their
r duty-is neglected any person who
l may know of the violation of the
1 law is .also guilty of contributory
delinquency. % This law should be-
I enforced and let's begin . .athome. .
I We see children : frequently - .out
: of school and we wonder what for.
i Those children are most likely to
I grow up and become county wards
or become vagabonds , theives or
at the best dependent upon . the
the community for support and
assistance through life. ' Of course , i
not all uneducated persons are i
thus. . We know of many who are !
good honest people but they I
would have'been ; much better off I
had they Attended school when
young and received only a little
education. Judge Quigley : issued
the following order in this . ' case
brought before him : "
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF : CHERRY
COUNTY , NFBRASKA. .
In the matter of . the petition . . . . . . of
John M : Tucker for an Inquiry
into the condition of Cyrus Dow .
ell , Byron Dowell , Eva Dowell ,
Retty Dowell , Nettie Dowell , Lily
Dowell , Flora : Dowell the minor
children ! of Thomas Dowell and .
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Mariette Dowell. . ' ! .
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And now on the 20th day ' of
November , 1909 , this cause came
on for hearing and comes . now the
said John M. Tucker , , petitioner
and'comes : also the ! said .Thomas
Dowell in person into ; operi court
.md ; the cause comi ng on , for hear- '
ing on the petition , and the court
hearing the evidence finds that the
said Cyrus Dowell h i a male child
ten years ef age ; that the said
'Byron Dowell is a male child
eight years of age ; that Eva D .w-
ell ) ) is a female child six years of
ago ; that Retty Dowell is a female
child five years of age and that
Nettie Dowell is a female child
five years of age ; and that , the said
Thomas Dowell is able to send the
aid minor children to school.
The court further finds that the
statements and allegations in said
ppfition are true.
The order of the court therefore
is that the said Cyrus , Dowell ,
Byron Dowell. Eva Dowell , Retty
Dowell and Nettie Dowell be at
once taken by the said Thomas
Dowell and his wife Marietta
Dowell or either of them or some
person in their employ to some
school in the state of Nebraska
that maintains at least six months I
school I in the year in said state , ,
and there had ! to attend during
said school I term t ( .and the said
'I ! homas , Hvpll.a d. ATarrieta
Dowell I are also ordered to gend
the name of the principal teacher
in the school that-'said ' children are
taken to. Arid the order of the '
court is further that if said school
at which said children attend main '
tains more tharssix months school 1
said children are to attend the full
term given at the said school.
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' By the court.
James C. Quigley
( ( seal ) County Judge.
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Congressman De Armond of - the
Sixth district of Missouri : was
burned to death in his home ,
which burned to the ground Nov.
23. His grandson perished with
him. Eighteen years of active
service since 1891 ! ) in , congress , es- . . .
tablishing a record . as a fighter for
$ ex common people and their
rights will make his' name me-
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The circuit court of the United
States .has rendered a decision that
the Standard Oil cdrnpany . isan , : r
illegal corporation' and "orders it , .
dissolved. . , This looks serious : ; for , I 5 : : :
the : Standard Oil concern upon the
face of the order .but an appeal
was taken and we suppose-it is- -
only a little moro bluff ' on the part I )
of the administration that was
sacked \ so loyally by the Rocke-
feller . interests ; >
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we.wish . to.thank all of our friends
anclrpa ron.s ( lfor their . past liberal
su p'port , whicn we trust has been
. mutually profitable , us and them ,
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Our supreme courts , circuit
courts and. all the other courts in
succession have more power in
ihiis , our country , than congress
and the president. They can as
, promptly void any law or order
that comes before them as they
are brought ; or they can declare
. , them constitutional and decide a
case accordingly only to be . an-
nulled . by some higher court , and
"there you are. " . . . .
Spend your money with the
doctor. What's the use of good '
food and warm "clothing ? A little
"cough syrup will cure a cold and
its. cheaper than shoes , overshoes ,
woolen ] underwear and good-warm
wholesome food to go in'to the
stomach. Then" too , its popular to
be ill and have the neighbors
making fuss over you and- sittin' !
up o'nights and , the doctor runnin' .
his legs off to get around. Then
if you ever get up again you can
have a story to tell of your ' mi
raculous escape-from what ? Well
there's' ; the rub. You may be on
the wrong path. "Better try the
tother y one. "
Ed Bell shot and . killed Oscar
McArthur.
They were working together ,
rooming together , sleeping to-
gether down at the railroad camp
near the river. They lived t gethI I
er for three months or more. I
There was troubje between them.
One or the other- ' or both were to
blame for . that trouble. They
quarreled and fought over some
trivial matter because of wrong
living-either in one or the other ,
perhaps bOth. One was aggress !
ive i , and perhaps the other was
stubborn willful I and selfish. Per-
haps both would answer this de-
scription to some extent. .
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One man lies dead. .
The other is in jail. '
Was there a provocation that
caused McArthur to attempt mur-
der for his rights ?
If there was , then the'ac -
cused should be held for murder
though the courts may clear 'him
through failure to go into the pre-
vious circumstances Which led to
the attack and to the shooting , but
the man whose hands are stained
with ' the , blood of ,4Uscar.- / Mc- :
Arthur l4 jrtiilty \ of & rder. ' He
fired the ' - fatal shot which encjed . a
life and if there .was a : provoca
tion for the attack he is not clear
who then shoots as a pretext of
saving his own life.
A thorhugh investigation is none
too much tot ask in such a case. A
crime has been committed. The
man who attacked felt : wronged
and sought redress. His'methods
may not have the approval of law-
abiding citizens but he was mur ' -
dered for taking the wrong course
by the man with whom -he quar-
reled.
One life is gone. '
It may not be too much ' to , ask
that suitable punishment be inflict =
ed upon the other. It is meet that
atonement'and ' expiation be suffer-
pd for his crime. He may p-
parently have shot in self defense ,
but behind it all there was some
thing else. Let the law take it i < s
course. The citizen of Valentine
will suffer through neglect to iL-
flict punishment for crime. Too
often has this occurred , and until
every man who commits a murder
is punished the town will continue I
to receive the wild and wooly p le- ,
ment with extended arms.
We know not the past r cord
nor life of either party but both
were apparently armed to kill
Their thoughts must have been I
upon murder if they thought at
all. Again ! we repeat let the law
take itscourse and stop ! this crime.
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- I M. . W , A. Attention.
Your presence is desired at our
meeting next Wednesday n'ght ;
Dec. 1st , 1909 , at which time t'e
annual election of officers occu's.
There is also other important t
business to transact apd every
member who can attend should be I ]
present. .Fraternally.
I. M. : RICE , V. C. '
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St. . Nicholas Church. .
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Services will he held as follows : :
fin Arabia on Saturday . ] . Nov. . 27 ,
at 10 a. m. t ;
In Valentine on Sunday , Nov. n
28. ! First mass at 8 and second J
mass at 10 a. m. 1 ]
llln . Crookston on Sunday , Dec. & , < '
I" Jat j , 10 a. m. " f. < .
: : LEO M. BLAERE. Rector. jj i \
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Weak inflamed eyes , cross eyes ,
headache , dizziness , etc , relieved
by Dr. Perrigo of Omaha. At
Donoher hotel l Nov. 29. 45 2
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Facts why youshould insure in
the \ German Fire : Ins. Co. of Om-
aha Nebraska. A Nebraska comp-
any doing business only in the
state of Nebraska. . Officers are
experienced Insurance men.
Prompt and efficient services di-
rect from the company through a
local agent , easy adjustment and
speedy quick settlement of losses.
No disputes from misunderstood
policies. You know what you are
getting. You can notify the
company or an agent. in case of
loss. Kates are low. You need
protection. You get the best to
be had and costs you , no more.
I. M. Rice local agent ' V alentine.
Agencies : Wood Lake , L.Nicholas
J.V. . Groves , Kilgore , State
Bank.
For Sale
Six-room house , stable for seven
head of horses , granary and hay
stable ;
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One 4-room house , corn crib and '
stable ; , city water in both houses.
Must tie > sold soon , part time , part
sash , or will take young heavy
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team ; as part payment. P. F.
Simons : ) , Sparks , Neb. , or L M.
Rice , Valentine Neb. 1
Drder ) of Hearing and Notice on Petition for
- . Settlement of Account.
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STATP OF NEBRASKA , i , _
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To the heirs' and nil persons interested Jn
he estate of Edwnrtt R. Richards , deceased :
JOn reading the petition of Elma Richards
irayinc a final settlement and allowance of
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ler'accbunt filed in this court on the 18th
iay of November , 1000 , and for a decree- of
lzial distribution.
It is hereby ordered that you and all per- .
ons Interested'in said . mutter may , and do , '
ippear at the county . court to he held In and
or said county , ou the 11th day of December
. . I ) . , JWK ) ( ) ! ) , at 1 o'clock p. m. , to show cause ,
f any there be , why the prayer " of the pe-
itioher should not be . granted , and that no-
ice of the pendency said petition and the
leariiii ; thereof be civen to all persons in - :
[ + 1rstja..irrsnld matter by publishing a copy
f this order in The Valentino Democrat a.
Weekly newsp'aper"'prlnted in said county
or four successive weeks prior to said day :
if hearingJAMES C. QUIGLEY . ,
[ SEAL ] . ' 4o ; 4 County Judge.
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If The Loup Valley Hereford Ranch.
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Soldier Creek - CoI-
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. a son of Columbus
17th a half brother "
of the $10.000 Cham
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Prince Boabdel , -
693 at head of herd.
I now have about 30 head of 1907 bull calves
for , saie.
C. H. FATTLHABBB ,
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Dentist.
Office over the grocery deparment
, of T. ' C. Hornby's store.
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. FRANK RANDALL ,
Drayman '
; : Light and Heavy f Draying . < ' ;
, Furniture and pianos handled
: in a careful manner. Coal
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a s ? errant Y . Phone No. 134. : "
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W. H. Stratton _
Dealer in
FLOUR & FEED -
General Merchandise , .
PHONE 125
cor. Hall & Cath. Valentine , Nebr. _ ,
J. W. McDANIEL , , '
COUNTY SURVEYOR
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All work will be given prompt '
and careful attention. . ' '
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Tubular wells and - . :
windmills ; ; -
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