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IIH VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
, I. M. t RICE - Editor and Propr.
.Mark Zarr - - Foreman.
I Thursday ' , April 21 , 1910.
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I W ashin ton ) News.
. I By a Hpeciul Convspondenl. )
_ _ Blind tovthe last , ' the stand pat
faction ofthe republican party -
which is by far the biggest half , of
' it-has decided to "stand pat" on
these propositions . :
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That Aldrichism . is a good : 'thing.
for the country.
That Gannonism is a good thing
for the country. - . -
Thatthe Payne-Aid rich tariff
- law - is. a God-send totbecommon
r- peoplefof . Unitccr States.
any-republican , . . member of
congtfeslf who / , ' ; Ot"S against Icgis-
latio ] ' recommended by the presi-
i dent -thereby reads himself out of
the , party. *
. Right or wrong ; win , lose or
draw , the republican regulars have
resolved on a desperate attempt to
I bluff the American people on
these propositions. There is but
one thing that will make a better
impression on a campaign audience
than a bluff , and that is astupend-
,
ous bluff. The Cannonites and
. the Aldrichites , master politicians
' that they are , will play . this trump
card. Political gamblers , they
see a chance that the people may
not . have the courage to call their
hand. .
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There is no time to turn back
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now. The regulars have crossed
the Rubicon. The .die has been
5 ; .1 cast.
- Whether the American people
are vigilant , or whether they are
indifferent to conditions affecting
the government of the country , is
to be demonstrated once more.
There are some who go so far as
to say that the next two national
elections involve such important
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- issues as . to make them in reality
; . in the nature of a crisis in the his-
1 . tory of this republic. Both demo-
1 0 cratic and republican partisans
) f t. , . may consider ! this view as they
. , : ' : : will ; either lightly or with respect ,
as . may best r please them.
. ) 1 None 4' will . . deny , however , this
1. ' . fact : That the next'two elections
. . will be a crisis in the history of
one of the two great parties of
1 this country. It requires no flight
. . of . imagination foresee that the
progressive wing of the republi-
can party , now in the minority ,
must become the majority. Oth-
rwise the republican party would
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seem to be destined forta . . long
( term out of power.
i ' " 1 am now fast ! getting be an
old man. I have seen the great
corporations and the trusts and
combinations grow in this country
at a rapid and well-nigh irrestible
pace , and thay will grow faster
and faster until we adhere faith
fully ! to the provisions of the anti-
trust law. ] The pending railroad
regulation bill will give the rail-
road companies'-immunity from
the anti-trust law and will confer
.upon ' them unlimited power to ef
feet mergers. ' ,1. for one can nev-
er consent to . such legislation. ( , "
In what ' was probably the most
remarkable speech in his career ,
United States Senator Knute Nel-
son of Minnesota thus spoke of
the Taft-Wickersham railroad
regulation bill. That such an at-
tack could be made by a republi-
can senator upon a bill which the
president has declared to repre-
sent true republican policy and
doctrine , and -support of which
Attorney General Wickersham
and all the reactionaries have ] e-
clarecl is a test of true republican
ism , indicates i how far apart the
stalwarts and progressives really
are.
are.The
The Minnesota senator was lis-
- tened to with marked attention.
The reactionaries were so amaze'd
they forgot to' even make inter-
ruptions : as is customary when
progressive republicans have the
floor. It was so obvious that Sena-
tor Nelson was deeply impressed
with forebodings of disaster to the
nation in the event of the passage
of such bills as the one under con-
sideration , that the speech was
strangely i ' effective. The occu-
pants of the galleries were silent
and attentive , and all eyes were
centered upon the picturesque
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Minnesotan.
Senator Nelson related how the
western section of the country had
suffered under railroad oppression
and the long fight that had been
made , until the legislation of 1906
was forced by public sentiment.
He talked of the anti-trust law as
. the shield which had been created
to protect the public against fur-
ther oppression by trusts and com-
binations of all sorts , and then
proceeded to show how the pend-
ing bill proposes to destroy that
protection abd to give the rail-
roads unrestricted' power to re-
sume their oppressive methods.
"If we are not wise , " warned
r the Minnesota sonatorj : ' "if we are
no wiser than the French were in
the days of Louis XV and Louis
XVI and allow these trusts and
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monopolies to grov and go on un-
trammaled the day will come-it
will not be in our day , but the day
will come-when the American
people will resort to a revolution ! I
as the people of France had to do ,
but it will be peaceful revolution'
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-an American . . rey-olution-not as
violent and- repulsive as the .
French , but as'thorough and ef- I
fective in its results. " , .
United States Attorney General i
Wickersham was once more re
vealed as having dropped an im
portant suit against corporations
when Senator LaFollette had con-
cluded his speech against ; the Taft-
Wickersham railroad regulation
bill. The speech was chiefly the
story of monopolization of trans-
portation facilities throughout
New England by the New York ,
New Haven and Hartford railroad ,
the manipulation of state legisla
tion to make this monopolization
possible and the final crowning
achievement of the monopolists in
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obtaining the dismissal of the gov
ernment suit begun under Roose-
velt to check the process of merg-
ing all the railroads , steam and
electric. The dismissal of this
suit by Wickersham came three
months after he had taken office :
It was ordered by him without in-
vestigation and without explana '
tion , except such as does not ex
plain at all. It is being recalled
that Wickersham also dropped im
portant suits against the beef trust
soon after taking office ; that 'he
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rendered a legal opinion uphold :
ing Ballinger and viciously at- : ,
tacking Louis 11. Glavis ; that he :
rendered another opinion legaliz-
ing the sale of" 55,000 acres of
rich Philippine sugar lands to the
Hiveme.ver interests in the face
of the organic law of the Philip-
p-nes ; forbidding the sale of more
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than. 2,500 acres of land to any
single corporation ; and that he
framed the Taft . railroad regulation' '
. fyill which has . been condemned . by' } :
Republican Senators LaFollette- ?
Clapp , Nelson , Cummins , Borah
and Bri&tow. ' . W ,
- Notice to Creditors. . ,
THB STATIC OK NKKKASKA i In the County
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CIINItitYCOU\T1. i i ss Court. '
In the matter of the estate of DiliaE. .
IJurr. deceased :
To the Creditors of said Fstnte :
You are hereby notified. That 1 will ! sit at the
Coi nty Court Room in Valentine in said cotmry
on the 7th day ot lilay 1910 , at 10 o'f ' lock )
a. in. to receive anrt examine all claims acainst )
said estate with a view to their adjustment and
allowance. The rime limited for the presenta '
tion of rlnims } airninst ; ! said estate is six months
from 1 the 7th day of P nv . . A. V. 1909 ! ) and the
time limited for payment of dehts is one year
from said 7lhdayot : Nove'iiOer. ! ) ,
Witness my hand and seal of said : county court
- - ' - - this 13th dav of April A. . O . inio. !
SEAL JAMES C. QUT ( LEY.
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Walcott & Murrissey : , attorneys.
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition for
Settlement of Account.
In the county court of Cherry comity , Ne
braska.
State of Nebraska. I. I ss
Cherry County 1 '
To the heirs and all persons interested in
the estate of Carl Beckman. deceased. r
On reading the petition of T . . D. Tice pray-
ing a linal settlement and allowance of his
account tiled in this court on the 12th : day
of April HllOaml for a decree of distribution.
It is hereby ordered that you and all per-
sons interested in said matter may and do ,
appear at the county court to be held in and
for said county on the 2nd : day of May ,
A. D , 1910. at l o'clock p. m. . to show cause , '
if any there be , why the prayer of the pe
titioner should not be granted. and that not-
ice of the pendency pt said petition and the
hearing thereof be given to all persons inter
ested in said matter by publishing a copy of
this order in The Valentine Democrat. a
weeklv newspaper printed in said county for
four successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing. JAMES : C. QUlGI Y.
[ SEAL ] 11-4 County Judge.
Contest Notice.
U. S. Land Office , Valentine , ? br.ssl\a t )
A pul 8.1910. )
A suflicient contest affidavit having been flied
in this oHlce b > ' Frederick W. Kichardson con
testant. aj-ainsc ! homestead entry No. lttoS7 ,
serial No. 02811. made Atnjn&t : : 16 ] 1901 for the
SW'4 : : : of section 22. NWkf ot section 27. NJ ; $ of
section 28. township ! 2Sn , range 32\v , by Lester
H. Mason , contestee. in wtiich it is alleged that :
said claimant has wholly abandoned said tract
for more than six months pni'r ) to the expiration
of live years iroln dare of entry ; that hr has
never resioed upon , cultivated or unproved said
tract as required by law and that Mil A $ ] the
iibove defects exl-'t at this date . and have mi
been cured. *
Said parties are hereby notified to appear re-
spot.d. and oiler evidence touching said alleg- , .
tion at 10 oVlock ] a. in. , on May 18 , 1910 , oe-
fore the judue of the county court lor Hooker
county , at his oflice in Mullen , Nebr. , and that
final li , . . arinjr will he held at 10 o'clock a. in. , on ,
Ma : > : ! . l , Hun before Hie gi-ier and receiver at
the United btates : : land omce in Valentine Ne
braska.
the said : : contestant having , in a nroper affi
davit , IIII'dlareh 18 1910. set forth facts
which show t'lnt ' after due dtliuence personal
.servit e of this notice cannot be made. it Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be Riven by due and propt-i publication.
141 11 E. OLSON , Receiver.
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We could not afford to so Ftrong- ,
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I and continue to sell it as we do , if j
we were not certain that it would
do all we claim it will. Should our
enthusiasm carry us away , and
I Eexali 93" Hair Tonic not give
entire satisfaction to the users ,
they would lose faith in us and our
business prestige would suffer. I
Therefore , when we assure you
that if your hair is beginning to
unnaturally fall out or if you have
any scalp trouble , Eexali " 93"
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dandruff , stimulate hair growth and
prevent premature baldness , you
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Out of one hundred test cases
Rexall " 93" Hair Tonic gave entire
satisfaction in ninety-three cases.
It has been proved that it will grow
hair even on buld heads , when , of
course , the baldness had not ex-
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follicles which are the roots of the
hair , had not become absolutely
lifeless. ,
Eexall " 93" Hair Tonic is vastly
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, Our faith in Eexali " 93" Hair ,
Tonic is so strong that we ask you i
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that your money will be cheerfully I
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pur store , - The ' Eexall R Store.
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Auction Sale. :
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M. Kennealy , J. B. Gaskill and
Henry Morris , school board , will
offer at public auction on Friday ,
.April 29 , 1910 , at 2 p. m. , to the
highest bidder for cash , the frame
school house in " district No. 25 ,
at the school house 6 miles north
west of Valentine. Size of build-
ing 18x28x10 and in good . repair.
Grass seeds at the lied Front.
Fresh garden seeds in all va-
rieties at Fischer's Hardware. 9
5 room house for rent o'n Cher-
ry street north of the Presbyterian
church. - MRS. CLARA FELCII. 12i
Liquor Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I
have filed with the clerk of the
board of trustees of the village of
Valentine , Nebraska , a petition ,
accompanied by a bond duly at-
tested , said petition praying that
I be granted a license to sell malt ,
spirituous and vinous liquors in
block 6 , lot 17 , in said village of
Valentine , Cherry county , Ne-
braska , for the year ending May
1 , 1911. HENRY STETTER.
Liquor Notice.
Notice is hereby given that we
have filed with the clerk of the
board of trustees of the village of
Valentine , Nebraska , a petition ,
accompanied by a bond duly at-
tested , said petition praying that
we be granted a license to sell
malt , spirituous and vinous liquors
in block 5 , lot 25 , in said village
of Valentine , Cherry county , Ne-
braska , for the year ; ending May
1 , 1911. . W. K. McGEER.
FRANK P. CARROLL.
Liquor Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I
have filed with the clerk of the
board of trustees of the Village of
Valentine Nebraska , a petition i ,
accompanied. by a bond duly at-
tested , said petition praying that
I be granted a license to sell malt ,
spirituous and vinous liquors in
block 12 , lot 4 , in said village of
Valentine , Cherry county , Ne-
braska , for th e. year.'ending May
1 , 1911.
WALTIIER F. A. MELTENDORFF. :
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r'lfiO do gjOOd work and be durable seems to us strong points
TO on the disc harrow question. Good work demands a harrow
that pulverizes the ground thoroughly , that cuts out dead furrows
that adapts itself to any uneven condition of the ground.
To he durable a harrow must have a SiTO2ig frame , Steel
S ! Lq7 & " gang feolts , lasavy gauge discs , and a
general l construction throughout that leaves no room for question
as to the strength of nny part.
All these points have been built
into the. Deere Model B.
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mse5 , has improved oscillating scrapers , extension oil tubes
I' with or without weight boxes , and all sizes are furnished with a
stub tongue. - If you are in the market for a disc harrow be
f3me n o see fifee Mo3e& & at GET store. \
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wants the farmers to know that he can .
supply them at a saving in price. Every-
thing needed on a farm. Call and see me at
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ResIdence and shop one block south of passenger ' depot ? . . ' - -
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