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Lath , Shingles , Doors ,
Windows , Paper Pat- I .
ent Roofing Tar Paper ,
Paints , Oil , Varnish ,
Brushes , Glass , Putty ,
Lime , Cement , Plaster , |
Brick , P 081.S , Poles.
We Sell Hudson Coal ;
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r. Mark Zarr - - . Foreman .
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i.Talk I of . the Town.
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Chase Lister ' Co. is coming.
. The play Thursday , night was re
. ported . bum. : ' - . -
] ? . H. Young . returned today from
. Omaha. .
Thomas Cutschall of Kilgore was
in town Tuesday.
M. : Swigert of Gordon was in
Valentine Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarkson and daughter
Grace returned from Sioux City.
Geo. Freeman of Enlow prec. was
in town on business Wednesday.
Leonard Piercy returned from
Omaha where he shipped some
stock.
It is rumored George Cutler
bought the bed , he being the
highest bidder.
Wm. Erickson and H. S. Leonarc
. of Kennedy were toasting their shins
in town this week. .
$4000. to loan on real estate one
year or longer 10 per cent. If you
want money ask . I. M. Rice.
Car of Ohio potatoes at The
Green .Front.
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For Sale-Five : French Spitz
pups , all males , white and curly.
-A. G. Shaw. 44 4
Leonard Beal returned from a
two weeks visit with relatives in
Cass Co. Ia. Says it's muddy there.
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For Sale - Old Catholic parson-
age. For particulars call on
Father Blaere. . 29
Our electric vacuum cleaner has
arrived. Any ' one wishing the
use of it , phone to Fischer :
Hardware.
Ed Parry and Curley Hu ggins re-
turned last week from Hot Springs
but have gone back. Mrs. Parry is
getting better and is up now.
R. Howe : has leased the old City ;
hotel of Ed Cohota and opened tf p
for business last Friday. He
solicits a share , of your patronage
through the columns of this paper. 1 : '
' A show man and lady are in town
this week'giving , the 1 hypnotic per
formances. 'This lady was put to
sleep in Frank Fischer's window
Tuesday at 4 p. m. for a 30' hour
sleep being aroused last night on
the ( stage. Several boys : were m.ade
10 play autics and show ludicrous
illusions. A big crowd goes to see
it. Again tonight at the opera .
house.
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S me of the editors may be
l.anled up for contempt of tbe
supreme court for criticisms made
against that august body. 'Frank
liarn.ton and Gray Bemis say ' * in .
their paper The Capital , that ; a
decis m was made in favor of the I
Normal School law and then the !
judges heard on the side that Prof. i
Crabtree of the Peru Normal ) , had
praised the democrat , legislature
for passing the law. Presto , and
the decision went the other way.
That was like theopinion in the
impeachment trial.All findings
were guily | l but the judgement
was not guilty. Ila'-l the state
officials oeen democrats the word
"not" would have been placed be-
fore the word guilty. In the
opinion knocking out the normal
law , the judires say they have a
right to decide the case on a point
none of the attorneys thought
about. Had the point been favor-
able to the democrats , do you have
a suspicion that the republican
court would have snatched tlie
point by the hair and used it to
help the democrats ?
Judge . Reese could not swallow
the dose. 'He is a republican.
Judge Dean , the only democrat ,
rendered a dissenting opinion that
will be the guide in all such cases
in ten years from now. The peo-
ple will not always stand for party
decisions. The most hidebound
republican feels a sort of disgust
he can not express when some one
tells him "that law : was passed by
theidemocrats and the republican
court will put it to sleep. " The .
people want' their courts tobe
guided by the constitution , laws
. and common every day wa'y-of :
looking at things when questions
are "to be decided. : They do not I i
want any judge to study a olit.i- .
cal platform. and be guided by that
in rendering : decisions. : If soviet
us be consistent and change 'thej
oath of office from * 'I ' swear Ur
support the constitution and laws
of the Suite of Npbra ! ka" to this
- I solemnly swear to ' be . guided
in my decisions I by the last ! rrpu b-
lican state plat forrn H wl will be.
'ferninst ' an.vthinir .demanded : l i1y
the. . .democraticttttf ; ( fr # , so help
IDA 'Ro pwah'\l' , Haywardand ; Ross
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The Banking System.
OUT sta'te banking system may
l be 'all right and the management
may be good. There may ' . be
discriminations and favorites here
and there with the state banking
board but most of the several
banks soon fall into line and do
what is expected of them to main-
tain a little pull or at least to not
incur the enmity or discrimina-
tory power of the system. Some
of them even believe that it is i
necessary to publish their bank
statements where , the bell . wether's
statement'appears and last week
the Republican proudly referred '
to its bank statements of six of the
eight banks in the county. '
. The publishing of a statement
quarterly or whenever specially
called-for is a state law and has
beenin , force during the ten years
we have been publishing the VAL
ENTINE DEMOCRAT yet during that
whole time we have published two
or three statements of one bank
only , yet THE DEMOCRAT was
known to have the largest circu-
lation of any in the county but the
"bell wether" stuck to" the other
paper , not for publicity in
the spirit of the state banking law .
but partisanship.
And there you are. If the
other banks of the county are not
following a "bell wether" or if
they have any reasonable excuse
for bunching their business in one
place we are ready to give . their
answer publicity.
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mas trade. Only one month for
buyer and seller to get together.
. . ' Mr. Buyer , you will get the
best goods andthe best bargains
from uptodate merchants , who ,
themselves , know , how to buy for
you and have bought what you
wanted for less than you could
have bought it , and are now hold- :
ing it for you until they can tell I
you in THE DEMOCRAT that "They
Have It. "
Come and' get these bargains
that experienced shoppers ( merch-
ants ) have picked up for you. ,
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"Read the advertisements in THE
DEMOCRAT that -you may know
who has what you want and buy
liberally for good living through
the winter. . You'll be stronger ;
hurd work will be , easier ; you'll
make more , save more and be
happier when 'well' . clothed and'
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Sparks Items. .
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Corn picking has begun . again.
Mathias JePey .Jr. was reported ; I ,
sick last week '
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Wess and Toe . Osborn were in . , I
town Saturday. ' . I I
A. H.-Stees was in town on busi- / .
" ness . Sunday. : . . ' . l
Mr. Simons went to town .for . a ] ;
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load . of frieght on Tues : tay. 1 I
We hear a great deal of talk t
about th .R. R. these days. I
Mary Thompson spent Thanks- I
givingat her home near Norden . , I ,
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Cbailes Hudson is improving
und 'all hope he will soon be able to .
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be out. .
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A dance was held in the hall
Thanksgiving night. . All report a
good time. ;
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Ruth Geyer went to Valentine
Saturday to . remain with her : sister
and attend school. . i i
L. N. Hudson and Frank Simons
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tt : ? h'-gs to Valentine for. Chas.
Hudson on Friday.
'The lodge - seems to have gone
down. ( The leading ] spirits have
been caring for the sick.
" Lewis Powers spent. Thanksgiving
with his nne.le and aunt Mr. T and
Mrs. Jim Hudson ' on Sand creek.
Mrs. Wiles , the teacher in Sand
creek district spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Tripp : i
county. 'I '
Mr. I. 0. Jones of Wayne county
is in the country looking after : his
share of' the crop. Roy Geyer
farms'his place.
Thanksgiving program at the
school house was not very well at-
tended owing to sickness in the
neighborhood. !
We all survived Thanksgiving
including the ieaobers that attend-
ed reading circle and the banquet
In Valentine. Among tha teachers
f rrm the ' eighhorhoo'1 were Myrtle
Searby , Ada Smith , Maude , "Ralya
and L' + ura Moffefct.
The vaung people of the " neigh
borhood have ; : planed ] ] a rag : dance (
for Dec. 17fh at the-hall. Anv I
one coming dresped up will ] J he fined )
fifty rents The pair hnt looks
like "the rnari oil filtered nnd torn
and the maiden all forlorn" will re
ceive two dollars : to help them to ;
buy bejtter . cloths. . '
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and Big raised - It cannot be as delicious a t. +
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In this et cal. Calumet is medium in price-
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not more baking Is certain to be better. Try one can
powder. It is great - If not satisfactory your money will
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Calumet Received Hi heat '
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not in satisfaction. . FREE - laree handsome recipe book. c . . . . , ,
Send 4c and slip found in pound can. Luntiet
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Buy Bovee's , Furnace at Factroy Prices if
And save from one-third to one-half the cost of any first-class
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We sell a first-class furnace , suitable for a cottage with all pipe ij
and fittings for $60.00 , and larger furnaces at proportionately low
, prices.
We manufacture 36 , different furnaces of the leading styles. We
own one of the best equipped furnace
plants in the we t. We manufacture
the very best and sell at the lowest
possible manufacturer's price. Our
furnaces burn any kind of fuel.
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I le lrK + ' y ' furnace having a perfect forced Ven
tilating System , that Insures pureair
in every part-of the house. Theyalue
of this forced ventilation cannot be.
r j over-estimated , especially in case ot r
bad lungs or sickness.
I r w/ , . .cl + a'r a We ship everything properly pre- -
pared ready to install so that any
handy man can properly ingtall our
furnaces without any assistance from
a tinner.
) f _ , . , w , ' , Send rough plan of building to be
+ , I , i µ I r' ' { ! t t / &J 1 rl f' ' heated and get our three-colored cata
log and best plans for heating plant.
! , A letter to us will save you : about half .
i ; : - the cost of a heating plant. "
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Facts why you sho.ulcl insure ir i
the German Fire Ins Co. of Om
aha " Nebraska. A Nebraska comp'
any doipg business only in the
state of Nebraska. Officers an
experienced Insurance men.
Prompt and efficient services di-
iect 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.
1. M. Rice local agent Valentine.
Agencies : Wood Lake , L.Nicholas
J. W. 'Groves , . Kilgore , State
Bank. v
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For Sale
Six-room house , stable for seven
head of horses granary and hay
stable . ;
One i-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 as part payment. P. F.
Simons , Sparks , Neb. , or I. M.
Rice , Valentine Neb. 1
If you want a good sale you
should } begin two or three weeks
previous to the sale to advertise.
We print good attractive and
readable sale bills. Call on us.
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McCALL PATTERNS
Celebrated for style , perfect fit , simplicity and
reliability nearly 40 years. Sold in nearly
every city and town in the United States and
Canada , or by mail direct. More sold than
any other make. Send . for free catalogue. ?
McCALL'S MAGAZINE
More subscribers than any other fashion
rnag:12ine-million a month. Invaluable. Lat
est Styles , patterns , v dressmaking- , millinery ,
plain sewing , fancy needlework hairdrcssingv
etiquette , pood stories , etc. Only M cents a
, year ( worth double . ) , including a free pattern.
, Subscribe ' to'day , or" send for snapfe Copy. . '
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to Agents . Postal brings premium tatalont
anti ; acw cash prize oflers. Address I I
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The Loup Valley Hereford Ranch.
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of the 510.000 Cham-
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Prince Boabdel 131-
693 at head of herd
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I now have about 30 head of 1907 . bull calves
for sale.
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Dentist. , '
Office over the grocery deparment
of T. C. Hornby's store.
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Drayman
Light : and Heavy Dla yin g .
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. Furniture and pianos handled L
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a specialty. Phone No. 134 1
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W. H . Stratton
Dealer in , , ,
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I PHONE 125
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J. W. McDANIEL . , a i
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1 i All 1 work will be gIven prompt \ \ '
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Valentine - Xobr. - + '
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JOHN F. PORATH
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I Tubular wells and windmills
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