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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1910)
. . 1 - . I . . \ - . . . . , . . - " - - - ' - - - . . , , - - - - - . . , - \ Cfi'gi'ry-eSM'fy-Ti-easurer's'Serhi-Annual I ' ; . . ' .t ] < " " ; . " . ; . Statement Ending ' December " 3i , 1909 . , . . . . ' ' . . , , . . . \ . . ti I. ' _ . . . : . ; ' " + , . . ' . . Funds , - . - / . ' , . . - ' * * * ' . . . . . " . . * V - " " ' , . . ) . . , . S ta te ; un. " . \ . -.T. . . . . . ' . . ' . - . . . . . . . . . . . : . " ' . 0. ' . . , . . . . . . . . . Cdunty . . . . gejieral fund ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . County.bntfgte fund. . 1. . / . . . . . . . " . . . : ' : . . ' ' . ' . .0 ' : . . ' 1 . Cotinty road-and labor . fund. . ' . . . : .J. . ' . : : : . 00. . . .1 : : ' ' J. ' ' Social . . ; . I road fund . , . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . " . . . * . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sinking-fund.- ! . . / . . . . . . : . . . . . . : vA'- : . , . , . ' " : Sojdiers ' relief' ' fund. r . . . : ' . . : . . . . . . ' . - . - ; . . - . . . - ; ; . . ' . .0' Judgmentfund. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . District school fund. . . . . . . . . . . ' . , ' . . ' .V. . . ; : , . ' . ' ! . ' . . . " : Free = high school fund. . . . . . ' . . . . . . ' . . . ( - . ' . . % . . . . . . . ' Schopl 1 bo.nd , fund. . . . . . . . . ' eo . . . * . . . . . . . : : . . " . . . . . . ' . PrecInct bond fund. . . ' , " . . . . . . : . . . . . ' . ' . . . . . " . Valentine Village fund . . . . . . . ' . ' : ' . . ; . : _ ; , . _ ' . : . ' . . . . . Cody Village fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f ' . . . . . . . . . . / Merriman : 'VilJa e fund./ . : : : . . . . . ; , . . . " : "W bod'Lake Village' : fund. . . . . . ' : . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miscellaneous fund. . . . . ' 0 _ . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . Fines and license fund. . - . . . . . . . . ' . . : . . . . ! . . : . . ; R . tiQn-fund . . : . , i. . . . . . . ' . . .T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . , . . Fe'es fund.- . . ' . ' . / . . .J. . ' : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' , . . . . . . . . - u Pr test / fund. / . , - . . \ . - . - . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . ; t Estray fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . Receipts from June ' 30 , , to December 31,1909. . . . Balance : , June 30 , 1909. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Balamje : , December 31 , 1909 ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Disbursements l June 30 , to December , Ip09 , . . . . . , . . Received from W. D. Armstrong July 1 , 1909 § 51544 54 i . ' : - . . . . . , . ' , , . . . . . . " . t. * . . * ' < .tl./ ! ' . ' - ; c ! " " . ; : ' : : : : .f ' ; 1- : apt . . . " - . , , ' . . , ; . . . : ; 0 - : " " ' . . ' . " : if ! ; . ' ; : . . . . . , ' . r . . . . . . . . . " . J.I. < \ " . " . . . : : ' - . ' . , " . . \ . , . . : . . . r ' . ' . , ' . . . , * . A' : J - , . , ' ' . . * . ' ' , . ' . . > . - t. . ' : \ . t' \ : r : " . ' . . ; ; - - .f ( . . . - , . , . I - . ' . . ' . ' - " . ' . . . . > . " . - t , . ' 7' . 0/ : . .f ; ' " . E : ' . . ' . 4. ' . . < ; : , ' . . > , . . - ' f' : ' . " ' . I hereby certify that the above statement shows the amount of balances on hand July 1 , 1 ° 09 , the amounts . collected in the several funds from July 1 , 1909 , to December 31 , 1909 , inclusive ancl the balances ; on hand December 31 , 1909 , and tjhat the foregoing is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.- - E. B. QUIBLE , County Treasurer of Cherry County. . . , " By W. H. KENNEDY , Deputy 'IL . . ' f - . . - cO".c - , . . : - . - - . : > . . . . . -SlJ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ I : - ' ' . . . . I I''H . B A-R G-A I INS 1 : . . . " . . , - - WHILE THE STOCK LASTS " . . , , . ' B * * -EJjpt.t's * ] ' " * * : Le Trifle Talcum ' , regular price loc now. . . . . . . . . . 9c . I , tElliott's , White Pine Cough Syrup , regular price 50c , now 38c I Elliott's White Pine Cough Syrup , regular price 25c , now 19c F I , Elllott ' s Rosejell , regular' price 25c , nov . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19c I ' . . . . . . . . . . . ; Elliott's Bulk Perfumes , regular price 50c , now 29c . I ; ; One ' lot Ladies' Purses at half price. I * : One lot Ladies' Hand Bags at one-third regular price. , , . } . ' . , J I I . VALENTINE. NED I J . , . . . , _ I _ _ , . _ d."I " _ _ . _ _ _ . . . : ; . . - > - - - - - - - - - - - , - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - . " . . . : A Safe , -e Simple , System - , , < . , : The system of paying . I : by check was devised ! 'by all men-for any J - man-for . It is ' man - you. is ' ' Fuited to the need of , any ; business , either large or small. It makes no difference whether we pay out $10 or $10000 a month. A checking account will serve your . needs. ' . Pay by check , the i method puts system in - to your business and gives you a record of every Transaction.t ; 'VALENTINE STATE BANK. . VALENTINE : NEBR. I I So Sore He Swore ; . He Swears N r © More. 5Al Eo - . . . . . . ; i ai : : 1.t' " . . , R c 7 . 1 f r 1 ( Q / . i. 7 - C , . 't' i vu JI't' : r _ _ r There was : : a Merchant mighty sore- In fact , 'so sore ' ho swore and swore And kept on swearing more and mor , . . ' The "trouble ' was that folks , instead Of patronizing , him , by Ned ! ! Were . buyjng ; . ' . . oods by mail , he. said. . . . ' One day he sQt'a little hint On how to make . his store a mint ; Then hope ' took on r rosy tint. I z \He came and ADVERTISED : his 'stock ; I rr His"sforc" wa's ' crby/ded ' , chuck-a- I . JbIpcki . ' _ . . . ' . . w . t . . f . . . _ . " , . . , . . I From seVen 'until six o'clock . ! . " . x * . . . So now this Merchant : swears no more . ; . No longer is he feeling sore , . Sirrct 6 DVERT1tTNJ1 " " 'P'IoWci'h1 $ Sirrctslbre . - slbre . - . - . . . . Al Reimenschneider is do\vn from Cody today. Horace WaUiggforcLyvas in town TuesJay-paying taxes : ' . t D. A. Hancock and Otto Mich- iel were in town Tuesday. Clement Whirlwind was in town a couple of days this week. C. H. Cornell is in the east in the interest of his electric railway. Ernest ! Reimer called today to advance their subscription to TIlE DEMOCRAT a couple of years. E. W. Mudge of Cody and Hen ry Schaefer of Nenzel were in the city last Saturday on business. The Ainsworth schools were closed Tuesday on account of what is i believed to be black diptheria. Sheriff Rosseter and Oliver Wal- cott returned today ( Thursday ) with their prisoner , Wm. Bailey , , from Mexico. ; E. B. Quible is in Lincoln this week looking after his test case before the supreme court and making settlement with the state treasurer. W. ' J. Barker was over from Gregory yesterday expecting to go to Rosebud , but had to give it up as Rosebud is quarantined against outsiders. Mrs. Ednah MacDonald Wieg- enstein is in Omaha this week visiting with her , husband who came up from St. Louis to spend a few days and his wife met him in Omaha. ' The report that Sam . Bordeaux had frozen to death was false and Sam denies that he was froze to death. We don ' t ; know how such a story can be turned .loose by in- telligent people. , Schools opened up Monday in Valentine and the attendance is fair , but ; some parents are keeping their children home this week , fearing the school is starting too soon. There seems to be no new cases of fever. Leroy Springer returned from a visit in Iowa last Friday and stopped ! off in Valentine on his way to 'his hom * near EH His 'brother-in-law , Mr. Davis of Dav enport , Ia. , accompanied him home for a visit. , - " - - . - . jUi \ . Receipts I .J une 30 to Dec. 31.09 ' .S 14004 : 01 " 15359 38 I 5428 52 3782 ' . . 68 l , , 854 . 72 > 02 . 22 24338 91 606 83 2426 8.7 134 79 . . 1637 69 ' 153 99 190 97 229 84 64 SO 699 50 2553 29 244 75 72711' 78 51544 54 124256 32 Disburse ments. . I 1 $ 7987 43 14 98' 46 8018 17 2991 32 - 300 00 150 00 14834 47 46 08 484 26 108 15 563 34 2 00 . . .50 00 218 38 43 80 8 20 \ Balance . * I Dec.31,09 . , } . $ 11974 12 1 5067 32 1137 34 32tfS 62 49' 42 14400 32 . 1821 423" : 02 _ 21244 95 1349 48 7925 ,39 1151 27 1428.11 216 ( ) 44 197 30 229 84 70 48 774 50 462 53 200 95 110 58 17 90 71752 26 52504 06 124256 32 r County Treasurer Quible re . . turned from Lincoln Wednesday night. H. B. Clapp was in town yes terday and bought a quarter of H. S. . Lockwood. 1I 1 J David Murdock is back to town to complete rehearsals for a home talent performance , the date which will be given later. Mrs. M. V. Nicholson is enjoy ing a visit from her mother , Mrs. O'Sullivan of Belle Fourche and also her aunt of O'Neill. Gerald Archer aged 7 years , son of Capt. Louis Archer and wife , died Wednesday : morning after a lingewing illness of scarlet , fever. He had the misfortune to I br iak his leg just before taking . d wn with the " fever and during hi ; illness became almost deaf. He was a bright , cheerful boy ; in life and all the neighbors will miss him. - him.Dr. , Dr. G. M. Barnes , the eyesight specialist was in the city Tues- day. He is very enthusiastic ! over the United Wireless Telegraph Co. , which he recommends to all his friends for investment. The stock has increased steadily since . the company was organized and is now selling at § 40 : a share. The i company has three big manufac- tories for their supplies and hun i dreds of stations already establish- ed , and is going to be a strong competitor of the Western Union and the cable companies and also the Bell Telephone Co. , as it has I also entered the telephone field and will in time : supplant all wire companies at a much less expense. It is a wonderful invention and the stock has been placed on the market through fiscal agents for the company , and to prevent any syndicate or corporation gaining control they\restrict \ the sale to 1,000 shares to each person. The , company has now a capital of 40 millions ) and an income of 80,000 , per month. Stock is rapidly ad- vancing as the people realize the great possibilities of wireless. For Sale Six-room house , stable for seven I head of horses granary and hay T' ' 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. Rice Valentine. Neb. 1 I . . SHIP YOUR . . . : HIDES flitSetG. _ _ etc. t = = = = = = = Established 1867 . . . . o . . . . D . BERGMAN & . CO , . : ST. PAUL , MINN Deal direct With the largest and oldest honso in the'West. Highest prices and immediate cash returns. Write for price list , tags and full inorIJ1Wml- . I . L f . I t . " \ \ , J . ' . . : - - . - - . . - ' . . - - . . . . " \ . . . , . - . - . . " . ; ' : . : : . : : : : : . . _ : - - - . . - - _ - - . . : : : - - ' ' - ' : : : : : : - - : : : : : : : : : : = : _ - . " . - < * ' . . . : . " ' ' ' . ' : ' ' ' ' ; r' " : . ' . . , . , - . - _ --i- < . _ . . . ' , " , , . -z.4- : . . . T A" _ " . . . . . . . - ' - - - - - : - - - - . _ _ _ _ _ - ! . . , - : , ' ' " _ . . , , . Old' ' Crow , . / I' - ; . . . . . . . . : : r , - ( . 1 ; ' : ; : , 't" . . , . . ' , . . . , . All Leading " . . . ' " . _ . . . . . . . , . . . . . 'I . . I . . .t " . : : 1 , . . . - , . . . ' . . . , , . ' " . . # t Hermitage ' Brands . . ' ' . ' . 1. . : : - * . . . . . . - " - - * and : ; Bottled ' r" r r * ft - . , G-uchen- . . ; . . ; - r J . Under the ' . . . " w. " . - I . , * heimer . . : ' - Supervision : * * _ . , * j * _ " . . ' . , . ' . . . . ' * . " . * r + . I \ . . " k x ' , - ' : " Eye j of the " . . ' ; . t' . . . _ . . : 'Ii A-a : ; , , : Z : . . . . . . , - Whiskeys. a u 4 U . . S"'G' ' . ov. ' . . . . , : : . . . . . . : . . . : . . : " " \ ; ; o.a . . . . . .t\ . Co . - , . . ' . > . ' : - . ; . ' " : ' We also handle the Budweiser Beer. . * . . * * ; THF I PALACE I SALOON " . : ; ; i / , I. - HENRY STETTER , Propr. . " " , . . U. S. . Weather Bureau Report. WEEK ENDING JAN. 27. 1910. . Daily mean temperature 29 ° > . . . , . , . " Normal temperature IS0 > . j - Highest temperature 49 ° > . Lowest temperature 4 ° . ' Range of temperature 430. ; > Precipitation for week .0 of an inch. Average for 21 years 0.08 of an inch. Precipitation March 1st to date 20.39 : ) inches. I A. \ 'erage.for 21 years 21.7(5 ( of an inches. ' , JOHN .T. MCLEAN. Observer. Boycotts or Ballots , ? . Blunt old Senator Tillman , in his comment on the meat boj'cott ; , I hits the nail on the head in a very few 'wo ds. "Any man who pinch- es his own belly because he does not know how to vote has no sym- I pathy of mine , " he said. And he I added that the excitement over the bo cott Hdisgusts a man who knows that there is a remedy in the Elkins and Sherman laws if they were only enforced. " . It is worth thinking about. What is the use after voting for the candidates whom the trusts support , to organize a boycott I against .a single trust when they I have all got what they wanted- and : "what you voted to them ? , \\gby were the trusts , the big railroad ' systems ; the giant monop I ( olies , the masters of finance - why ' werethey ; all for Taft , and against Br.ranVere ? their reasons sel fish or unselfish ? Mercenary ) , or patriotic ? Why did they contrib- ute sq freely to the Taft-Aldrich- Canyon campaign fundVhy ? did t her , . threaten panic and starva I tion , if Bryan should be elected. Any man who has a right to be outs de'a lunatic asylum knows I why. . They were working then to secure what now , from day to day they are obtaining. They were working to get the Aldrich tariff. ' THey were working for tksecur- ity" \ sand ' "peace"-and immunity. They , ; were working for federal charters-which they will get if the next congress is republican. Once they have got them they will - become legalized high way- men instead of outlaw highway- m " n. . They were world ng for a central bank-and they will get that , too , if the next congress is republican. They were working , in a word , I for such control of commerce and industry , for such influence with the federal government , as would enable them to fix their own prices on the articles they : have for sale and which the American people must buy. / . I The trusts and monopolies are I merely putting on the screws I which ' you , dear ) boycotter , voted into their hands j , when you cast your ballot. for T.-ift ' and the re- publican party. . t How silly .of you , then , to boy- I cptfcthe beef trust ! Suppose you I get the price of . mpll t' . reduced ( to aj : point where the trust realizes only ! a : reasonable profit over aud above ! . I whatsit ; ; , pays for , beef on the hoof. \ r What-is to prevent ' the . trust from I 'raising the' 'price ' 'a 4 ( ain , day by j ! I day and mo.ntb by month oric.ti lhe\ : I boycott is * declared oil ? ? -Are . , "on . going- to declare a permanent boy I coLt on.meat ? . . . . j I . . : . I . . . . . . . Anchvlf-y.aa dol ; what-a-hout ' the I 1 other ; tuts.tlitt'art4ue ; a ; , ' 'rner- ! ciless and just as burdensome ? . I Are you .going J o. ' . boyrQtt . . salt' ! : : ' " and sugar " ' ari'd'luWb'er i and' i ? ji , llil4 ' I - I GET YOUR A" A f GS2S2K3S2KX3fSa 1 ( I 'L Bakery Goods , . . .l" " . , \ ; At the Home Bakery. , ' , - , _ \ . HOT AND COLD LUNCHES DAY OR NIGHT. \ . " H 0 M E B A . KFRYl - . : , I a' . _ . . . . . ur _ -'f.-.T.-or. . " _ . _ . : .v" : e Q ) _ 8' ; W hisl . 1 . r , C. o e i' Y . " Go to the v ' - ' . . - e A Stock Exchange Saloon c. r VALENTINE'S PURE LIQUOR CENTER , \ ' . Walt her F. A. Meltendorff , Propr. . - ° f ) " ' _ _ 8 . e [ , -s _ fj $ _ O _ . - , : . Near Depot. Good RO Qm . t , . ; \ ! The . City . Hotel . : . ' : . R. HOWE , Propr. , . , . ' - . : ' . Rates $1 per day , Calls for all trains : ! . , ' e , e @ _ . -t . I , ' For sale by Red Front . Merc. Co. Valentine ; Neb. ' . . . ' GRANT BO Y E R , . ' . , . y . " ' . . - - - - - - - - , - ' CARPENTER & BUILDER. . , . , . : ' . " . _ ; ' . . . .4 . " . . ' . e" " ' ' : x . ' : v - * T . . All kinds of wood work done to order. " Stock tanks made in all sizes Residence and shop one . block . ' south of passenger ' depot. . \ . . . Valentine , PFIO.E' 72 Nebraska . . . , , References : My : Many Cupf " rners. ' steel and copper and hats and hosiery and gloves and boots and shoes and coats und trousers and , cal co wrappers and underwear r and oarthenware and stoves and glassware and furniture and car- pets and everything else a civilized j I ' man requires for himself ; and . fam ily ? Are you goin to try to beat the trusts by abandoning civiliza tion and going out into the woods to live on nuts and wild berries 'and roots and slippery elm bark ? . Why not do your : boy nutting at the polls instead ? I Why not boycott the party that I stands for the whole rotten sys tem ; for high tariffs and subsidies ; for monopolies immune from the law ; for federal incorporation and a central l bank ; for government by money instead , of government by men ? If the American people have to I seek relief in boycotts the ex pense of their ' own - backs and bel- , , lies ; if they are unable and un ! willing' ' to cure at the polls the I evilsvthat afflict them ; tHf > n- , , th'ey ! might' < we.ll admit that popular govt'r : nrllelit is a failure and turn thh.g.s. . oyp outright to the oli garchy of - - wealth' ' , ' \ with Mr. : : Mor . gan as King Pierpont L - " \ ' odd- , , ' Herald. ' . . , ' . . 60 ' YEARS * ? . EXPERIENCE . 6 TRADE ' MARKS DESIGNS 't . . . . COPYRIGHTS Ac. Anyonasendlng a sketch and description maT anlckly ascertain our opinion free whether * a Invention is probably patentable. , , Communloi. { . . tlonsatrlctlyconideutle . HANDBOOK on Paii' . . sent free. 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