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A Safe ,
. Simple System
t The system of paying
by check was devised
by ail menfor any
man - for you. It is
suited 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
method puts system in-
to your business and ,
L "gives you a record of
" every transaction.
i VALENTINE STATE BANK
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v H. DAILEY ,
Dentist.
I ' Office over the grocery deparment
of T. C. Hornby's store. .
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Drayman : ,
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< in a careful manner. Coal :
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Dealer in
FLOTJK & FEED
General Merchandise
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M JOHN F. PORATH
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Tubular wells and windmills.
Q'Call me up by Telephone.
Dr. M. T. Meer ,
DENTIST ,
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c .Rooms over Red Front store
Valentine - Nebr ,
. St. Nicholas Church.
Services : will be held in Ihe !
Catholic church as follows : .
On Holy Friday. March : 25.
Rosary and Stations of the Cross
, at 3 p. m.
On Holy Saturday , March 26 ,
atS a. m. , Blessing the Pascal
Candle , Blessing the Baptismal
and Easter Water.
I High mass on Easter Sunday ,
' March 27. First mass at 8 a. m. ,
, 2 second mass at 10.
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- .
ment after Mass.
At 3:00 : p. m. , Instruction for
the children.
In Arabia Sunday , April 3rd.
Mass . at 10 a. m. '
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WEEK ENDING MAR. 24 , J910.
Daily mean temperature 59s. }
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Normal temperature St3
n ghest temperature 87 ° .
Ixnvtst temperature 33 : ° . -
Range of temperature M ° .
Precipitation for week 0.00 of an inch. ' -
Average for 22 years 0.28 of an inch.
"Precipitation March 1st to date 00.50 inches.
Average for 22 years 00.82 of an inches.
JOHN J. MCLEAN. Observer.
The excess of temperature -for :
the month to date is 406 ° . Every
day during this month the excess
of teraporature has varied from
I ° to 30 ° . At no time has the
temperature been below the norm
al. The highest temperature was
87 ° and the lowest 17 ° - . The
highest temperature known for 22
years hitherto was 84 : ° and the
lowest for the same period was
26 ° below zero.
Talk of the Town.
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Garden seeds at the Red Front.
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Herman Reimers was in town
Tuesday on business.
Four-room house for rent.
I. M. RICE.
Alva Green of Merriman was in
the city over Sunday.
They suit you or cost nothing.
10 2 Phelps Photo Co.
F. M. Hackler and wife are
again residents of Valentine.
Phelps Photo , three days only ,
March 31 , and April 12. 10 2
Mrs. Robert Robinson left yes
terday ; for a visit at Hot. Springs ,
S. D.
D.Harry
Harry Harper was in town last
Saturday , trying his little red
wagon.
Messrs. Parmalee and Miller : of
Rosebud and Oak Creek were in
town Tuesday.
Red River Ohio seed potatoes
shipped from the east , for sale.
It MIKE : DAVIS.
Jim Felch has started a con rec-
tionar.y , fruit , cigars and tobacco
stand in the south half of H \ Vin -
dy's" building.
Frank Peacock , formerly a resi
dent of Merrirnan but now living
at Hay Springs was in Valentine
on business last Friday.
Mrs. [ Charles Cornell and son
Elmore are in Omaha this week ,
v here Elmore is taking medical
treatment at the hospital.
Don't stay away on account of
bad weather. If you can get to
the studio we can make your
photo.-Phelps Photo Co. 10 2
A. 0. Coleman and son Cecil
were in town Tuesday and yester
day. II. D , Coleman was also
registered at the Chicago House.
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T. J. McLean started it by wear
ing his straw hat the past two
weeks and the buds are breaking
on the trees and grass is starting
fine.
fine.Win.
, y ID. Thacker came out from
Atherton , Mo. , last Friday to build
on his homestead out near Oasis
which he filed on last fall. He is
a cousin of Al Thacker.
Easter eggs ! Easter eggs ! Col
ored eggs , pickled eggs , stuffed eggs ,
deviled eggs , candy eggs , egg salad ,
at the sale given by the ladies of
St. John's church.
The Presbyterian ladies gave a
chicken . supper at the home of H.
W. Hoenig Tuesday evening and
had such a big -crowd that they
run short of everything toward
the last.
Tbeo will be an early commun-
ion on Easter Day , March 27th , at
6 a. m. Sunday school at 10. A
second Eucharist with sermon at
11. Evensong with address at
7:30 p. m.
At the annual Easter cooked food
sale , you will find colored Easter
eggs , pies , cakes , chickens , pud-
dings , salad ] , home made candies ,
etc. At T. C. Hornby's store Sat-
urday , March : 26 , at 10 a. m. 10
Dr. M. F. Meer , a dentist of
Chadron . , has decided to locate in
our town and has taken rooms ov-
er the Rpd Front storer He is
now in town getting his office f fit
ted ; up and will be ready for busi-
ness in a few days.
Charles King , Eugene Fry ,
William Enlow , B. . F. Piester ,
Jake Ganow , H. V. Downing and
Mr. Vaughn were in town yester
day. We hear that the government
has a contest case on against J.
A. Denny's homestead and a num-
ber of these men are witnesses.
Miss : Van Driel entertained the
debating team and visitors from
O'Neill and the hTme team and
friends at the home of Mrs. Pet-
ty crew Saturday afternoon. A
very "pleasant time was enjoyed in
playing games and becoming ac-
quainted with the O'Neill friends.
Light refreshments'were served.
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Grass seeds at the Red Front.
Judge Zarr is home from Sheri
dan , Wyo.
George and John Roan were in
town this week. -
John Neiss is down from the
reservation. *
Lace curtains 49c per pair Mon .
day at Mike Davis. '
Phelps Photos three days only , ,
March 31 and April 1-2. 10 2
Rollin Poland and wife came
down from Cody yesterday.
They suit you or cost nothing
10 2 , Phelps Photo Co.
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We noticed the name of George
Teliier on the register this week.
L. K. Travis was in the city a
couple of days this week on busi-
ness.
ness.Tom
Tom Yearnshaw of Neligh .was
in town yesterday and also several
days last week.
George : Shadbolt of Bailey and
John Smith of near Pullman were
in town yesterday.
P. H. Young is in town and
goes to Woodlake tomorrow to
meet some of his deputies.
Henry Schaefer , the Nenzel
hardware and implement dealer
was in town today on business. )
Our correspondents should see
that their items reach us not later
than Wednesdey morning to in-
sure publication that week. The
earlier the better.
Food ] Sale ! Food Sale ] ! Cooked ]
food on sale by the Ladies' Guild
of St. John's church. Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock , March 26 , at
T. C. Hornby's " store. ' 10
Willard Ellis came in with Hen-
ry Clapp last week and went up
to Harrison where he will go on
his uncle's ranch for awhile until
his mother returns there about
I April 1st.
JP. . Sweeney , Isaac King ,
Grant Gasken Ben Reeves and
Frank Huft'er are some of the
witnesses in the government con-
test case against the J. A. Denny
homestead.
Charles T. Maxwell has added
much to the appearance of his
residence property the past month
The house has a fresh coat of
green paint and a brick walk with
cement curb is being laid.
Floyd D. Valentine has bought
the old First National bank build
ing from John Kazda , and Mrs. :
Ward's stock of confectionery ,
and will establish a bakery , lunch
counter , confectionery and cigars.
The building will be remodelled
and a bake oven added to the rear.
Mr. Valentine had made arrange-
ments to go into business else-
where when this proposition was
offered him.
A large number ! Woodlake
people were in town last Friday
to attend the trial of Smith vs
I Hancock , the latter being charged
with assault. The case was heard
before Judge Quigley and at the
conclusion of Mr. : Smith's testi-
mony the defendant waived furth-
er hearing and was bound over to
the district court in the sum of
$1,000 bond for appearance. A.
W. Scattergoo l of Ainsworth , ap
peared in behalf of the defendant.
The O'Neill-Valentine debate
was pulled off last Saturday night
at the opera house which was
crowded. The hall was beautiful
ly decorated and the stage bril-
liantly lighted. Class yells inter-
spersed and preceded the debate.
Several songs music and declama-
tions also helped to enliven the
occasion. Valentine : was given
the decision by the judges by only
a few points. Both sides did ex
ceptionally well and it was not
easy to predict which would get
the decision. The judges 'were I
T. V. Golden of O'Neill , Dr. R.
P. Hoxse.v of Valentine and Prof.
C. A. Ruby of 'V ood lake. Sev
eral O'Neill people came up with
the debaters and have no reason
to feel otherwise than proud of
their debating team. The utmost
good feeling prevailed and the
O'Neill students and their super-
intendent were given a reception
Saturday afternoon by Miss Van
Driel and the Valentine high
school.Ye would especially
recommend Mr. McNichols : of the
O'Neill team as a worthy debater
in the ' state contest.
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Don't Be Bald.
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Almost Any One May Se =
cure a Splendid
Growth of Hair.
You can easily find out for : your
self if your hair needs nourishment . ,
if it is thinning , get ing dry , harsh
nnd brittle , or splitting at the ends.
You simply have to pull a hair
from the top of your head and
closely examine its root. If the
bulb is plump and rosy it is all
right ; if it is white and shrunken
your hair is deceased and needs
nourishment.
We have a remedy for-hair trou
bles that cannot be surpassed. It
has a record of growing hair and
curing baldness in 93 out of 100 (
cases where used ! according to
directions for a reasonable length
of time. It will even grow hair on
bald heads if tho scalp is not glazed
and shiny. That may seem like a
strong , statement-it is , and we
mean it to be , and no one should (
doubt it until they have put our
claims to an actual test. '
We are so sure that Rexall " 93"
Hair Tonic will completely eradicate
baldness stimu
dandruff , prevent , '
late the scalp and hair roots , stop
falling hair and grow new hair , that
personally give our positive
guarantee to refund everv penny
paid us for Eexall " 93" Flair Tonic
in every instance where it does not
do as we claim or fails to give en-
tire satisfaction to the user.
Rexall " 95" Hair Tonic is as
pleasant to use as clear spring wat-
er. It is perfumed with a pleasant
odor , and does not giease or gnm
the hair. We have it in two \ sizes ; ,
prices 50 cents and § 1.00. We
urge you to try Rexall " 93" Hair
Tonic on our recommendation and
with our guarantee back of it. You
certainly take no risk. Remember ,
you can obtain Rexall Remedies in
Valentine only at our store , - The
Rexall Store. Chapman , The Drug-
gist.
Britt Items. .
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Mr. Schmidt has purchased hay
from Mr. Kellogg. -
Ansel Broad was a business
caller at the store Monday. .
Quite a number of Brit.tites at-
tended the Pettycrew sale.
Is has not been decided where
the * hoodooites" are to meet next
week.
. Miss Dora Grewe went to Fair-
view Friday evening visit her
sister Mary.
Three new pupils at Dry Creek
I school : Bessie Green , Adolph
and Annie Schmidt.
Will , Joe and John Ryschon ,
Dan Miller and Bud Brown start-
ed bright and early Monday morn-
ing week for Tripp county. John
went to commence work on Will's
barn. Dan and Bud went on to
Carter with their freight.
S. D. A. Church.
Prayer meeting next Wed nes-
day evening at 7:30 : : at the church.
Sabbath school every Sabbath
( Saturday-afternoon ) a 2:00. :
Bible st.udv at 3 p. m. Subject
"One Phase of Bible Tern per-
ance. "
Subject Sunday ' night , "Stirring
Up the Eaglets } Nest. " A new
lesson on God's love.
Special music.
Phelps Photos , three days ; only
March 31 : , and April 1-2. 10 2
Russ Carter , Carl Micheel , Joe
Wiesner , Frank Krampert , John
Day and Harry Hooker , all of
Woodlake and vicinity , were in
Valentine Tuesday on business.
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I No Piano has ev 5r been more enthusiastically endorsed.
The Artistic Case , the Easy Responsive Action , and above
I all the deep , sweet , rich Tono , captivates performer and lis
tener. The united verdict is that t : . : . : . : .
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; lalcr. Granl Avg. , Aurora , 111 , says ' : " 'I cannot fi id . wnrdi > in the
I Fnrlish laIlua ; c to e''ClJrs my appreciation to you for ha\'intr sold me sud1 a beautiful iD-
struGi : : t. I really thlJl is in Ute m05t b-autiful case I pre. ; saw , and the tuue ig simply
I jrrand. I shall be fjlad to IT1V you any testimouial , ai I tlank the Lombard should Ukc tho
lead. "
Rev. Gco. Douh1cday , Pres. Corpus Christi Collepe , Ga : s 1r& - , 111. , says : " 7c are usiug
the Lombard in our oltce ; work at Corpus Christi , and it is a pleasure to recommend it. It
m a oeautilul iiistrumenc with a deep , oWtet , noli tone. " '
J. < ' \T. Pnrriancc. Editor McNairny County Independent ! , Sclmer , Tech. , nays : "The lustra-
; rcr . ( Lombard Piano ) fills : onr nnt-.f sangn : < ie exj 1 ctatiiriv is not only a rare beantr in
onuvard finish , but the time is round full , ncli au. sweet. Your firm has proveu to be
prompt and reliable in its dealings wilh iae. " " .
J Truest Paxson Editor Prr-s ; : I'lrl.-ersbu , Pa.ays : : " 1 : : nnst say that the Lombard
sent me is u. ba .J.utl1'Ji instrument , a I a cretl it to a sL . ndar : t firm. \Vt are more thau sz.listied. "
R. S. Knapp , Pre..idet1 . : Feller.1 Clt : Co , Wariiingto i . D. C. , says : "We now rca1ie
: lftcr acare ; . : : a.1(1 crlr.J pr .i ° r ! "ivc hrial of t'.1 Luiubard 17 1ntuy llittsical artists of R ashintr -
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instrument is euthusia&uc in its : praise. "
These ere sampies of hundreds of enthusiastic , letters
trsceh'cd : in ; every mal . . .
Do Mot Buy L aPiaflo _ ; I _ O Kffi.Yc ' - } Have Snvgs gatcd the Lombard. .
Wo send the Lombard Piano to any reliable party oa 10 days' free trial. '
> t : na Y be paid for by easy monthly or qtmrterly'payrnents. Credit will be
' riven to suit any honest cu & tomer. A discount allowed for all cash. '
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: om : nne will get the bargain of his life.
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will soon have to. Get our figures , and they will prove how you have been held ! up
by 100011 combin:1t1ons. WE SELL DIRECT TO THE CONSUMER at wholasal
prices. Lumber , Millwork. Builders' Hardware. Roofing. Paint , Cement etc. We
I do not have to "assemble" your order from Iwlf a dozen different _ points , but can
and DO supply all of a builder's needs from our immense stock here in Council
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on all carload lots. We will pay the expenses of your trip to Council Bluffs. Sand
I us this coupon AT ONCE for particulars : and catalogue.
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Shorts , sacked 1 20 23 00
Corn , sacked 1 35 26 00 I
Chop Corn , sacked 1 40 27 00 .
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