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ii. i M. ( RiCE - Editor and : 'ropr. 1 I
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; ' It ' is now Lieut. Peary of ' North .
Pole l fame. .
" . Dr Cook has had his 'day : and
. Seems ' . to be now trying - as hard ' . . to
hide , as he was anxious to get be : "
fore all the world a few /weeks i
. .ago. We did not from the first
_ believe . that Dr. Cook's oryas
reasonable. Time has' brojught ,
. out critics and the most severe are
'those who seem to have most care-
fully investigated the scientific re-
ports of Dr. Cook. "
Fake storiesfake : pictures" and
fake observations they say and
that Cook never got with in sev-
eral hundred miles of the pole.
" 'Dr. . - Cook is now hiding away in
New York with . the assistance of
his brother , to avoid furthur in-
terviews.
Uncle - Sam Still Pursues
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The government stillx pursues
Bartlett Eichards , W. G. Corn-
stock and Charles G. Jamison of
the Nebraska Land" and Feeding
. Co. , for fraudulent fencing of
government land , homestead en-
tries and subornation of perjury.
A recent decision of the court of
appeals at St. Paul , Minn. , finds
them guilty , as also several other
ranchmen , and fix sentences , of
six months to one year and a half
and fines from $1,00(3 ( , to $ 1 , ,5QO . '
They have taken an appeal , , and
though these cattle men are prbbr
ably the least .of the offenders
tried . at that St. Paul court . , . , they
seem to fare the worst. ' '
The merits of the case has been
hashed and re-hashed and thr shed'
and re-threshed until all seem to
be familiar with the details'w.hich : , ,
ap ear' when' su rled"1-up' _ ; $ . be
this : Because UmEed States
Marshal Matthews of Nebraska
executed a sentence , placing these
gentlemen in his charge for two
hours , without serious : considera-
tiou , deputiziIig-jbei attorney to
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take charge of them , whojdunng
the interim of his. .charge , took
them to lunch , which ! was ) after-
wards construed . frybe a banquet ,
" that the president } discha ged''U.
S. Marshal Matthews.by , for"i
upon hearing of it. * \
This , of course , ' made . ; these
men appear to be "undesirable
citizens" and the eyes'of the
country was upon them. .
The wrath of the people- ] j must
be poured out , upop them' and
every judge who hears the : casfr
every officer -who has anything to
do with it probably puts on the ,
serious air that he is expected to
do something. They have been
branded as "undesirable citizens"
in a way Roosevelt's way , and
should expect condemnation.
If Roosevelt was yet president
we wouldn't dare do anything .else
but nod with approval at all this
and admit that his divine. ' word
should never be contradicte/3. /
We forget , . until this minute
that the "Appeal 1 to Reason"-was ,
still being prosecuted or persecut
ed and we ' 11 } ] quit right here , saw
off , and if we.said it we will prob-
ably be disbarred from further
practice before the St. Paul , . court.
Aint it awful ? ' . ' 7
What are we coming tof i The
courts seem to have us."re ap
. pear ' to have a measure of freedom
ancLvote for our choice of officers
in"county , state and , nation only
to-learn that the court - of last re-
sort is APPOINTED , a AN0 FOR
LIFE. . '
There's no way out of it. They
have us. This glorious oltPrepub-
lic of ours might better slay at
home and correct some of the
wrongs and abuses of our o.wn re-
public than go down into Mexico
dabbling into others affairs. :
Ours is rotten enough. No
need to go anywhere else. These '
pen pictures of Mexico may * look
dark in the U. S. but we have
some dark ' spots that sho 1d' first
be rubbed out before we go' 'dab
bling and meddling with a country
that perhaps.some . ' greedy'"Amer -
ican.is anxious to , make over in
our fashion soUhafa : coveted . fran-
chise will come-easier. -
-Hands . off of DldlVlexico ] until a
better reason-can" . : ' be . shown than
the killing of two Americans for
joining with a band of insu-rrec-
tionists.Thousands of people
already know that our people
have' been meddling . in Mexico ;
that we are" ' in. : ' the\ : w'rong.Ve
wouldn't stand for , any ' " - Y other
country's interference. No sir ,
not 'for a minute : ' , J' . . ' . ,
. Dir.k' \ftlf a.v'"was in tow.n Tues -
day i with " . . . . . : J t Billy r . ' ' - Smith's . . .f. . . : . . : . . . .f teams i for"
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" thi.s lovable disposition on the part
of our kindly old guardian Uncle
Sam is fojjnd ih . the _ case of , Sena-
tor Burkett. "On Wednesday ev-
ening Senator-Burkett , started five
big boxes out of Lincoln by mail ,
headed for his offices in Washing
ton and ; journeying under his sen-
atorial frank- Nobody knows ex
actly what was in the bnxe , but
sufficient glimps was had of their
interior to make it certain that
their contents were not confined to :
documents of official government .
character. In fact , it was learned
that certain personal effects of the
senator , like clothing , were. con-
.tained in the big packages which
were to be transported free.
The really clever fouch in the
business , however , was the tiction
of Senator Burkett in putting a
special ] delivery stamp bif each ,
box. * This insures their prompt
delivery at his office in -Washing
ton , and relieves hm : of the neces-
sity of hiring a di ay to cart them
away from the } postoffice.
, Private citizens cannot send by
mail any packages , that weighs
than 4 and needless
more pouDds-and I
to say they must pay full rates ' on I
every ounce. Yet itVseems that a
United States senator , may send
for nothing five boxes of goods
weighing from 100 to 200 pounds
each. , Further , the private citizen
hears much each year about the "
postoffice deficit. He is informed
that this great government busi
ness does not pay expenses ; , be-
. causepostal rates are too low.
This , however , doesn't appear to
cut any figure when a member of
congress wants to , send a bunch of
freight back to Washington. It
must be carried free. .
Maybe this little graft is one of
: the legitimate perquisites of office ,
' intended to compensate in a small
way for the paltry salary of $7,500
a year with which a senator must
content himself.-Lincoln Star.
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After voting to increase their.
salaries : $2 , 500 a year one would
think that they would willingly
pay freight and mileage them-
selves , but it seems nothing will
satisfy their greed. Everyone
who voted to increase the salaries
should ' be turned out of office . . * at
the next election. Ex.
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The merchants whose ad \Tertise-
' ments you see in THE DEMOCRAT
this-week have large ] stocks' of
gop'ds of 'a.su : rjQr quality ' anak .
easy'prices , , Calr ' on 'tliem when
yoircome to town. Better still ,
makea trip to town on purpose
to see " them. You will be glad ] you
came and there won't be an article
that ' you purchase that you . won't
feel 'glad ' you did it. Many : of you
know 'how sorry you feel when'
the children are disappointed at
Christmas time. They're good
children and they expect some ,
thing. You will never be sorry
for a little seeming extravagance
at Christmas time. It doesn't es
tablish bad precedent to be liber-
al at such a * time. There ' are
many useful articles needed in the
home that you'll be the better off
for buying. Perhaps there are
some things . , you think you can't
afford that would be valuable in
the home , and then you have
your mind called to some foolish ,
extravagant expenditure that you
have made and there was so little
in it , save a transient pleasure.
Go and buy the Flexible Flyer or
the : pair of shoes that , the boy
wanted , or the new cook stove for
the wife and you'll not be able to
recall the foolish expenditure but
this , act may safeguard you against
another such and you'll feel the
better and rejoice ; ( every day in a
lappy conscience for a wise ppr- !
hase ; in which yqu see a contented
ramily in a happy home. Buy a
ittle ] candy some fruit , la.- er of
raisins and nuts for the children
to eat while they rejoice over their
useful presents that come to them
at Christmas time. A pair of ov-
ershoes for cold feet. Get mother
lomething warm for these cold
days. . The little folks want little
hings , and a dollar will buy so
much to make the little folks hap-
! p y and chatter from morning till
their tired eyes are closed in sleep.
' ( [ hen you will rejoice in a Merry
Christmas.
The editor of THE VALENTINE
) E\TOCRAT ; , who is known to ' be a
gallant , can now prove it by pay- .
ing his taxes the day they become
due , to a lady republican treasun-
er of his county. - Akinson 7Gra- . .
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I will sell to the highest bidder
on Saturday , January 8 , 1910 one
bay horse , branded OC or ; ) -C on
ighfc " flank , 9 years old. Taken
up . by John Shelbourn jr.
Said sale will be held at the
esidence of - ; the taker up on sec-
ion township 35 , range 26 , in
3herry . * . 'fr county , Nebraska. .
JOHx S. , GROOMS ,
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A large can and a small cost doesTiot make baking powder cheap : ;
oc even less expensive than Calumet-the high-quality moderate-price :
kind. It certainly cannot make it as good. Don't judge baking powder ? : , in
this way-the real test-the proof of raising power , of evenness , uniformity ,
wholesomeness and deliciousness will be found only in the baking.
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h t fore. And we will leave it to n your , good judgment for t jtJJ mtE
t'\ proof. ' Buy a can today. Try it for any baking purjtJJ
\ , pose. If the results are not better - if the baking is - not
\ - , .lighter , mere delicious , take it back and get your money.
, Calumet is medium in price - but great in satisfaction.
. Free-large handsome recipe book , illustrated in colors. I ,
' ; ; Send 4c and slip found in pound can.- . . Hi '
Calumet Received Highest Award-
World's Pure Food Exposition
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And save from one-third to one-half the cost of any first-class
beating plant , having EQUAL CAPACITY. < . . . .
. SIXTY : DOLLARS . .
We sell a first-class furnace , suitable for a cottage with all ! pipe
and fittings for 860.00 , and larger furnaces at proportionately low
r prices.
We manufacture 36 different furpaceb of the leading styles. We
t own one of the best Equipped furnace
- . . ' ' plants in the west We manufacture
s w . . 9L- - . . . . v the very best and sell at the lowest
possible manufacturer's price. Our
furnaces burn any kind of fuel.
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r rrttamrotm. t u- ' ' The Bovee -furnace is the. only
a . a furnace having a perfect forced Ven
' tilating System , that Insures pure air
in every part of the house. The value
J of this forced ventilation cannot be
. , , over-estimated , especially in case ot
y b. bad lungs or sickness.
t k . , We ship everything properly pre-
pared ready to install so that any
mxrimgwk' : . . ' handy man can properly install our
1 a , ; furnaces without any assistance from
. $ a tinner.
Send rough plan of building to be
, heated and get our three-colored cata-
a % ' - - L i log and best . clans for heating ; plant.
h 1 r y IttfV f r - , .t-if A letter to us will save you about half ; .
. the cost of a heating plant. * ,
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, Dry Creek Cracklings.
Dewey : Kellog is wearing an un
usually broad smile. Why ? Be-
cause they have a new boy at their
house.
Tom Spratt , W. F. Bullis , D. ; D.
Dunn and Willie Dunn drove to
Valentine Monday with loads of
hogs.
Ansel Broad and Rudolph Bullis
were Britt callers Saturday.
Dora Grewe spent Wednesday
evening at the home of D. D. Dunn.
Bertha Ryschon returned home
from Valentine Monday morning
where she had spent several days.
Sleighing is pretty good now
adays , only a little col i. Ther-
mometers registered 12 ° - below
zero Saturday night.
Two new pupils at Dry Creek
school , Koy Brown and Rudolph
Bullis. The enrollment is ' now
twenty.
William Novak the Britt Meich-
ant was a business caller at Valen-
tine Monday.
Alex Anderson took a load of
hogs to Valentine Saturday.
Frank Kaplan of Sparks was in
town yesterday and called to sub
scribe for THE DEMOCRAT. Mr.
Kaplan is a new comer at Sparks ,
having resided there about three
years.
The weather as you will' notice
has been rather cold the past few
days and it is hard to keep warm.
\Iany complain of frozen water
pipes where the plumbing had no
seller or basement connection.
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 '
cash , or will take young heavy
team : as part payment. P. F.
Simons , Sparks , Neb. : , or I . M. '
Ri a ' alentiner ! . iVtb . . . i ' 1 1
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The Loup Valley _ Hereford , Ranch.
, Brownlee.Nebr ,
Soldier Creek Col
umbus 17th 160050 ,
1 . a son of Columbus
II 17th. a hair brother
of the $ ] 0.000 Cham-
- - . pion Dale , and
. Prince Boabdel 131-
' . 693 at.head of herd.
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I now have ' about . 30 head of ' io07 bull calves.
for sale. - .
, C . H. FAUI.HABKB ,
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H. DAILEY ,
Dentist.
Office over the grocery deparment II
of T. C. Hornby's store.
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FRANK RANDALL y , '
Drayman
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: Light and Heavy Draying
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Furniture and pianos handled r
I in a careful manner. Coal . "
hauled and trunks and grips'J '
y : * a specialty. Phone No. 134. < J <
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W. H. StrattonI I
Pealer in
FLOUR & FEED .4
General Merchandise. ; * ,
PHONE 1.25
cor. Hall & Cath. Valentine , Nebr. ,
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J. W. McDANIEL , . .
COUNTY SUBV YOB , ' ' \
All work will be given prompt \ ;
and careful attention. \ j , ,
Valentine - Nebr. \ , '
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JOHN F. PORATH ' "
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Tubular wells . and wind mills. i ; :
O"c U.me ui . ' .tiv _ Teleph sue. E . W J r
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