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Brushes , Grlass , Putty , ,
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. We Sell Hudson Coal :
BISHOP & YOUNG ,
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, : 'Bran , : sacked. . . . . $1 ' 05 § 18 OP
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, . . . "Corn"sacked1 _ 25 24 ' 00
. -Chop Corn , sacked 130 25 00
. Chop Feed , sacked 1 40 27 .ocr
Oats , sacked 1 45 28 00
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Iteal direct with the largest and oldest house
In the West. Highest prices and immediate
cash returns. Write for price list , taes and
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McCALL PATTERNS I
Celebrated ' for-stylc. perfect fit , simplicity nnd , I
reliability nearly' 40 years. Sold in nearly I
. every city qpd lomi In t'ic United Sfcitrs and :
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* Canada-pr byiVnaU I direct. Mord sold than '
any .other make. . Send for free catalogue.
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t ' Morp ! suhscribcrs th.an.flny other fr.ion .
jnagaslne / -million ! a month. InyalunliV. ! "Uat-
cst l ; ( ycs | , patterns , drcssinnkinj ; , inilllntry ,
plain ! I sewing , fancy nccdJcwoik.liairdri-.s.-iii ; ! } . ' ,
ctiqpctfc \ ( , " good stories , etc Onlv ] CO c-c:1ts a
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duifrolic tcda'y , or fend i"r J ganipie copy.
tyoNDFAFtL IILDUCEMENTS
to A < ; cnts. Po. = tal hrinpa jirct'iium . ct.io\c OJ ;
and ; jcv/ocnsh prizi > ofTeis. ! Address
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District Court.
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District court is in session this
week with'J udge Westover on the
bench and Jerry Scott ; as court re-
porter. Several cases came up
Monday for . the court's hearing.
, Divorces were granted Wm. H.
Henson from Sarah L. Benson1 ; '
Hattie ' F. Thayer ; from Albert D.
Thayer ; Mabel Pinneo . from Leroy
Pijqnep ; Gorda B. Young from
Leonard M. Young ; . Amanda M.
Piester from _ B. F. Piester. Mrs.
1'Iester ; . was ' awarded § 1400 ali
mony. This couple had lived to
gether 34 years and had nine
grown UP children and some
grand-children. The.y had1 ' Jived
through hardships of early frontier
life when the wolf was often hov
ering round their door and Mr.
Piester gathered bones from the
prairies and sold for the necessi-
ties of life and received occasional
contributions , from home which
he used to supp'ort the family ,
feeding the many hungry ' mouths.
Finally ] ] , about three years ago the
wife's father died , leaving her as
a share of his estate about § 3 i 000 ,
4ad she went back east in 1907 and
got the money. Mr. Piester was
in need of some money and she
loaned him § 600 , taking a mortg
age .on some stock. This was her
money. Note the difference. He
he must pay interest to her and .
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give her a mortgage ' , ,
xState vs Medill : Swigert , oattle
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stealing , dismissed g . .
State "S : Solomo'n' il'fa'rshaIJ 1 , dis- V
missed.
v "Rodney . E. . Drake . . . . . . vs Chas. G.
Me. Donald , adm , , equity . . . . ; taken
under advisement. . . . " ; . .4.
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A. E. Spallvs Ella Ellis . . et , al ,
equity ' \ , decree granted.
: - D. ' A. Hancock vs Lillie Bpy.
ner , . confirmed , sale ordered.
P. Flor Digmann vs Herleann
Johnson et al , equity ; decree. /
W. B. Hunt vs R. H. Hollen- .
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beck , attachment of real . estate ;
confirmed , sale ordered.
Hamer & ; Haraer 'vs Caroline
P. Cap well , sale confirmed , . deed
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As we go = to press "the case ! of
the state vs George ' Loomis and
Homer Crane , charged with de
I ceiving stolen horses , is on . trial.
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XON-KESIDEXT : ATTORNEYS :
C Patterson . Allen Fisher v
A F Mullen H . M \ Sullivan s
M F Harrington F G Hamer
P H O'Rourk ! W Brown
D M Y-ins"onhaler )
PJETIT JURORS :
G W Murphy J H Hartgrave4 \
S L FlickA . . Datflgrin . . .
J D Eaton Jas Hudson
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, T as Ballard . - F W Hinton
E Ellis R W Carter
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M Starr : F , Ashburn
G Clizbe J B Reeves *
A S Graeff E D Spencer"
Anton Fisher . JTS Burleigh
John Bowers" N J Uck
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R Boyer J W Ames
John Chaloud '
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Grand prize masquerade ball at
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oodlake opera house New Year
Eve , Friday ; ? ; Dec. 31st.
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Miss : Addie Harvey is spending
the Xmas holidays in Ainsworth
this week visiting friends.
Miss Georgie Slonecker is spend-
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this week visiting relatives.
W. D. Clarkson has begun to
put ice this week. It is his in-
tention to cut twice this yea'r.
, M. V. Ni holson and family ] ,
left for Linc Jn last night to spend '
the holidays with their da gqter
Estelle. \
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Church's opera house , January
3 , the high class comedy ' drama ,
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The musicale , given by the high i
.school Friday evening , Dec. Itth ,
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: by a large crowd , the musical i.
itself being excellent.
One house for rent in towq/4 / :
i rooms and city water.
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Several -farms and ' , ranches for
sale in tracts of 80 , 120 , 160 , 480.
and 2480 . acres. I. M. Ric , Valea-
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&RRAIGNMENTi &
Of PROHIBITION i
( . Portland Oregonian . Oct. 30 , . 1909. )
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The Oregonian stands for strict I
regulation of the liquor trade , and for I
strict enforcement of the regulations. I
It' : opposes prohibition because it does
not consider prohibition reasonable or I
just ; because it authorizes and pro-
vides v unnecessary restrictions upon
personal conduct and private right ;
because it forces a secret trade that
is more injurious than the open trade
under regulation ; because it strikes
a blow at manj- useful and important
industries ; because its enactment by
any state is a sign of narrow provin-
cialism , and Oregon ought to be kept
out of this class of states. To enter
it would be hurtful in many ways : to
her reputation for sanity , and in
many ways hurtful to , her business
and industry. A prohibition state is
a small , wrangling community. Wash- j
ington and California will not be pro
hibition states ' . Should we adopt pro-
hibition it would be one of many other
proofs that we were falling behind
in the race of progress ; that the
"dry rot" had not only struck us , but
had sunk deep. No ' pun intended in
the phrase about "dry rot. "
On this subject now a year in ad. i
vance- ! \ the time when the vote on
state prohibition is to be taken , The
Oregonian uses the opportunity to de
clare its position. It knows it must
declare its position frankly on the
subject , ; and it cannot ' shirk the duty.
It knows , moreover , that its readers
who consider this subject from a
reasonable point of view will agree
with it ; that others , who simply con
sider the subject from the standpoint
of their opposition to a trade that
in irresponsible hands becomes an in
strument of abuse : and must be sub ,
jected to correction of law statutory
and moral , will not agree with it.
The appeal is to the larger and wider
judgment. The appeal is to those
who understand the expression of the
moral poet of two thousand years ago , ,
who exclaimed , "What can laws avail ,
when the customs of the people , their
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social conditions and wants , the va
rious requirements of their business
and industry , " do not call for the legal
enactments ? " In such cases laws
are not only vain-empty , that is to
say-but in many ways may be posi . I
tively hurtful. .Morality is not based
on law , but law on morality. They
who desire to prohibit in their own
localities have the opportunity now-
in local option.
The opportunity has , been abused as'
The Oregonian foretold it would be ,
by enabling the rural districts tc
force prohibition . on . . the county . towns -
that didn't want ft i This forcing J5ro- ,
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Oregon-on all protesting towns and
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cities and communities in. the state
of Oregon. It is the opinion of The
Oregonian that it will not succeed ;
but should it succeed the consequence
will be injurious to the state in many
ways-in a multitude of ways - ma I
terially , industrially and , morally - by I
giving the state .an undesirable repu
tation , in comp'anyvith the 'narrow
ness of Maine and Kansas ; by keep
ing people out of our borders who
have breadth of view and w "nt rea-
sonable freedom of action ; by gen'er.
ating a secret traffic and setting the j i
meanest among us to spy upon their
neighbors ; by weakening personal. ,
and moral responsibility among those
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whom the state would undertake to
coddle and to protect ( or kill ) with'
kindness. Character , neither for in'r 'r I
dividuals nor for states , is made in.
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this way. Personal responsibility is
basis of all. There are other- features \
of the argument which , perhaps , may j 1 I .
be developed later-particularly as to
the offensive intrusion of clericals and
priests , who .use their argument as' i '
an instrument for holding the ascend- , j
ancy of dogmatic pretension over the
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general mind.
. Dry Only in Name.
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That "an increase in "dry" territory , i
so-called , does not indicate a corrfe-
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sponding advance in temperance , has
bee'n demonstrated again and again. ,
Missouri furnishes the latest illustra
tion of this fact. In that state this
year more than half the counties are ,
' without licensed saloons , but accord
ing to a report just filed with Gover
nor * Hadley by the state beer in-
spector , the collections under the beer ; .
stamp law are nearly $19,000 greater
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f of'"wet" territory was much larger.
' This report covers a period of ten
months including October" and the in
I creased sales indicated' by it , as the
Boston -Transcript points out , must
have been of beer consumed in the
state , because that made for sale out- :
I side of it is not subject to the tax. iI i I
Infringes a Sacred Right.
( Press Dispatch. )
'Mobile , Ala. , Sept 21.-In the in
ferior criminal court this morning in
the trial ' of alleged violators of the
. ' Fuller prohibition law , JT idge Jules Al-
ford bound the defendants over to
the city court , declaring that the law
i i was unconstitutional in that it denied ]
the right of trial by jury. This after.
noon County Solicitor Stallworth filed
with 'Judge O. J. Semmes of the city
court a petition for the issuance of a
. mandamus to compel Judge Alford to .
I ' try the cases P '
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Juvenile Crime in Kansas.
Pittspurg Kansan. ,
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) 'Pettjv thieving and holdups by 'boys ,
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U. S , Weather Bureau Report. ,
. . . .d WEEK ENDING DEC. 23 , 1939. ' ,
Daily mean temperature 4 ° .
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" Normal temperature 24s.
Highest temperature 30 = .
Lowest temperature ° .
'Range of temperature 51 ° . -
Precipitation for week .O : of an inch.
Average for 21 years 0.14 of an inch.
Precipitation March 1st to date 18.06 inches. :
Average for 21 years . 1.16 of an inches.
JOHN J. MCLEAN. Observer.
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" Flexible _ Flyers" at Fischer's
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, Linen "Dravn > Workt . at The
Green , Front. MIKE DAVIS 474
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age. For \particulars call on
EUther . Blaere. r 29
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j4,000. ! , . to loan on real estate one
year or longer 10 per cent. If. you
want money ask I. M. Rice.
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For Sale-Second hand Cash
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ister. , . . Total adder. Registers Jc
. to 999. : Chapman The Dru gist. -
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Our electric vacuum cleaner has
arrived. Any one wishing thp
use of it , phone to Fischer's
lIard ware. 47
Dont.neglect , to send a dollar for
THE DEMOCRAT and , mention our
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special \ offer or - send clipping I
Every . tenth Subscription fre. See j f i
our advertisement in this p' per. j
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' ' Town Herd.
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Co the owners of cows. I want
to take care of the town herd of
cows'next summer and promise
you-faithful I work.
48 . , R. A. . McQuADE.
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From. J. . P. Kre cik's range , three .
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miles south of Arabia , Nebr. , one
black . heifer , coming two years .old ,
branded Ho on right , hip. Has a
C square crop off right ear and a chin
aui p. . Anyone notifying me of the
i whereabouts , of this heifer will re-
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ceive raward for their trouble.
' 49 4 IRWIN C. QUERY.
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Taken up by the undersigned ,
at my place , 6 miles northeast of
Crookston - , one black stock hog ,
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' can . have . same by paying , damages
and for this notice.
504 FRED BOHMAN.
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'In the District Court of Cherry County. Ne-
, braska.
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In the matter of thenp-
I pliaitlon of J < llu II. Ellis
; guardian of the estate
.of Wlllard : T. Ellis , I
Frank R. Ellis , Fred D.r
Ellis. Liiiville Ellis \ |
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heirs of Solomon TJ. El- I
lis. deeeasod. Ei-I I
On reading ! and llling the petition duly
vorillud of Ella Ellis , guardian of the person
and estate of AVillard T" Ellis , Frank R.
Ellis , Fred I ) . Ellis , Linville . Ellis and
Walter Ellis , minor heirs of Rolonion L.
Ellis , deceased , to -ell the following . des rib-
led I real estate , lo-wlt . : Northwest quarter
of .southeast quarter , southwest quarter of
northeast quarter section 7 , townsnip U n ,
range 2S Cherry county Nt - brnska , for
the purpose of raising funds for \ the educa
tion and maintenance of said minors and
for the investment of any residue that may
remain the hands of said guardian and
It appearing from said petition that said
real estate consists of unimproved range . ,
, pasture and meadow land i in Oherry county ,
Nebraska , and that it would infor the hest l
interest ofstiid minors Unit said real estate
be sold and the proceeds thereof used for the
purpose of educating and maintaining said
minors and investing any residue . thereof
in approved real estate securities
j It is , therefore , considered that the next
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! of kin of the said minors and all persons
Interested in said real estate appwir . buforo
me at chambers In the. court . house at
' Rushvllltt. Sheridan f county , Nebraska ! , on
the 22nd : day of January , 1'J 10. \ at 10 o'clock
II . m. , to show ' canso , if any there be , why
license should not be granted to the said
Ella ' Ellis to soil said real estate for the
purposes above set forth.
It is further considered that a copy of this
order be . served on all persons intorusted in
said ! estate by publication for threo SUe-
1 eessive : weeks it The Valentine Democrat , u
1 legal newspaper printed ami published . . in -
I Cherry county/Nabnrska. . '
I. I Dated at thls.thcrc . ; ulArXctober. ) of
IlhixUistriet court df'eherfy . 'county , , Ne-
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3) ) 3 " \V. WKSTOVKB , Judge/ .
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Residence and shop one block south of passenger . .depot. . : " . . . .
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