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Something can now be had
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I insect that flies , creeps , jumps 9
or crawls. This is an es
pecially good season to de
stroy them as a little later
'they ' will multiply with
marvelous rapidity.
I For bed bugs you will find .1
no surer antidote than
Balls' Bed Bug .I Killer
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kill off these pests before
they lay eggs for a new crop. I
We can supply you with the
best insectides for every
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fest the home , the barn , or
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MILL PRICES FOR FEED
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Bran , sacked. . . 81 10 § 21 00
Shorts , sacked 1 20 23 00
Corn , sacked 1 35 26 00
Chop Corn , sacked 1 40 27 00
Chop Feed , sacked 1 45 28 00
Oats . , sacked 1 45 28 00
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McCALL PATTERNS
Celebrated for style , perfect fit , simplicity and
reliability nearly 40 years. : Sold in nearly
e\'cry city and town in 1'ic United St.-iti-s and
Canada , or by mail direct. More old than
. any other make. -Send for free catalogue.
McCALL'S MAGAZINE -
More subscribers than any other fashion
magtzinc7""million a month. JnvaluahUv Lat
est styles , patterns , dn.'ssI1akinmilliner ; : ,
plain sewingfancy ncedlewosk , hairdressinjr ,
etiquette , prood stories , etc. On V CO cents a
3"car ( worth double ) , inclr.dinjr a free pattern.
Subscribe today , or send for sample : copy.
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to Arcnts. : Postal brings prfirum : catalogue :
and i\cw cash przc : offcs.J r s
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. Of course the prosperity of Ne
braska . is not wholly attributable to
the license policy , but there can be
no doubt that the highest degree .of
prosperity is possible under such pol
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During : the prohibitiun crusade of
. twenty years ago the professional
'agitators were forced to concede that
. a law forbidding a person to use
liquor would be unconstitutional.
, Up to the : year 1390 Nebraska's
population Increased more rapidly
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than that of any 'other state in the
Union , and 500 per cent faster than
that of any prohibition slate adhering
to tbe pbifcy fot . . a pfcHbft ' . - , & 15 yt&rtf ,
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U. S. Weather Bureau Report
WEEK ENDING APR. 28 , 1910.
Daily mean temperature 47 ° : .
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" Normal temperature 49 = :
Highest temperature 87 ° .
.Lowest temperature 23 ° .
Range of temperature 62 = > > .
Precipitation for week 0.00 of an inch.
Average for 22 years O.&l ( of an inch.
Precipitation March 1st to date 00.98 inches.
Average for 22 years 3.21 of an inches.
. JOHN J. McLBAN. Observer.
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Talk of the Town.
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Garden seeds at the Red Front.
Four-room house for rent.
I. M. RICE.
Alfalfa , Millet , Timothy and
Clover Seeds at Fischer's Hardware
Mrs. J. ' % T . Mann of Cody is
visiting Mrs. C. A. Rosseter in
the city ,
50 bushels os Early Ohio seed
potatoes for sale at 45c per bushel.
It MIKE DAVIS.
Col C. . P. Jordan and son Will
have been in town this week and
seems to be on the go all the time.
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The CRYSTAL WHITE REFRIG-
ERATOR is what you need this
summer. Buj it at Fischer's Hard-
ware. 14
Mrs. Robert Robinson returned
from Hot Springs Monday and
has been very ill at her home
Sll1ce.
Mrs. Elsie McClelland returned
to her home at Fullerton last night
aLd was accompanied home by
her sister , Miss Ethel.
Miss Dora Grewe , the teacher at
Britt , closed her sc.hoollast week
and returned home for a short visit
and will then go to Lake where she
is engaged to teach a spring term.
Q. B. Quible and family depart-
ed from our city last Saturday ,
returning to their ranch near
Merriman. Many Valentine peo-
ple are sorry to have them leave
us as they are good people.
T. A Cutschall suffered a stroke
of paralysis two weeks ago of one .
side and was in a helpless con-
dition -for awhile , but we're glad
to report that , he's getting better
and hope to see him fully recov
ered.
Alva Green came down from
Merriraan Monday night , and
Tuesday was appointed deputy
county surveyor for the west end
of Cherry county by the county
commissioners who were in ses-
sion on special business.
Mrs. J. M. Raya [ and daughter ,
Miss Maude , were in town ? Mon
day. Miss : Ralya has been teach- .
ing near Sparks the past winter I
and closed a successful term April
1st. She is just recovering from
a severe attack of the grip.
The A. 0. / . ' 1sTT . will give a
public dance in Quigley's opera
house tomorrow night , April 29.
Good music will be furnished for
the occasion by Fischer's orches-
tra and a good time is expected.
Everybody is cordially invited.
Dr. B. 0. Aylesworth , ten years
president of the state agricultural
college of Colorado , will lecture
in Valentine , Saturday evening ,
May 7. Subject : Woman ' , and
the . Ballot in Colorado. " Ad-
mission free. Watch for further
notice.
Walter Brown's Tennessee } Min
strels of Holden , Mo. , played two
nights at Valentine Monday and
Tuesday. They play baseball and
very infrequently lose a game.
There are ten- men and two women
in the company and they give a
real minstrel show. Those who
like a minstrel show can find a
pleasant evening's entertainment
with them. They played at Wood
Lake last night to a crowded house.
Charles W. Allen stopped off
here today enroute home from
Lincoln where he has been the
past two months in the interest of
his new book entitled , "Once in
Nebraska , " which he has taen
compiling and now has it ready for
the publisher , Mr. Allen gives
in this book the history of this
part of the west hitherto unwrit
ten. , The book will find a ready
sale and be read by. everybody ,
into whose hands a copy may fall.
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at Wood La { e.
Rev. and Mrs. \ : Wells , Mr and
Mrs. , Rosseter , Mrs. J. W. Mann ! of
Cody , Mrs. Dr. Lewis , Mrs. ' L. C.
Sparks and Mrs. I. M. Rice and her
husband went down to Wood Lake
Wednesday on the' freight to attend
a banquet given by the Eastern
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Star.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Honey met us
atjhe depot and took us to their
I home. The ladies of Wood Lake
are excellent cooks , and upon this
occasion they seemei to have
enough to feed a hundred hu ngry
mortals. The banquet was served
at 5:30 instead of waiting until the (
lodge ceremonies were over and a
long table through the lodge room
was laden , with the good things thai
tempt one to eat more than he
should.
Then a session of the Star was held ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rosseter anc
Mrs. J. W. Mann of Cody being
initiated , after which they attended
the minstrel show in the opera
house below the hall. The visiting
party found Senator Dave Hanna
at the entrance with tickets for
them. After the show , there was
some ice cream left up in the hall ,
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also plenty to eat , so they proceed-
el to eat another supper after
which they waited at Mr. Honey's
until tram time and returned on
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St. Nicholas , Church.
Services will be held in the !
Catholic church as follows :
In Arabia on Saturday , May 7 ,
at 10 a. m.
In Valentine on Sundaylay
8. First mass at 8 a. m.
second mass at 10. Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament after
Mass. :
In Crookston on Sunday , May
15 , at 10 a. m.
The Mission that is to be con-
ducted by the Rev. Fathers , John
J.-Donoher , S. J. , and Simon A.
Ryan , S. J. , of Chicago , 111. , will
be held in St. Nicholas church in
Valentine , Sunday , May 22 to 28 ,
inclusive. Everyone is most cor-
dially invited to attend saidMis -
sion. Children will not be allow
ed at the evening services.
. LEO M. BLAERE , Rector. '
Presbyterian Church.
J. : : \ [ . CALmVELL ; , D. D. PASTOR.
Preaching morning and evening
each Sabbath.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m.
All are cordially , invited to our
services.
All kinds of seeds at the Red
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Wanted - A woman cook at the
Wood Lake hotel.
16 2 Jos ' \ " IESNR. .
A car or two of IJarly Ohio po-
tatoes for sale. E. ORMESIIER ,
9 Valentine , Nebr.
The Eagles' dance was a suc-
cess. Many people' from out of
town were present and the danc-
ing continued until a late hour.
Clayton Shook is the name of the
man who was arrested by William
Francke out on the Snake Monday
of last week for stealing a new rifle
from a Tripp connty man f at Shep-
ard's bnrn. He was landed in jail
\ . to await further investigation.
The Swine department of the
1910 State Fair , Sept. 5th to 9th ,
will contain a fine showing of
Poland China , Berkshire , Duroc ,
Chester White , Hampshire , Large
Yorkshire and Tarn worth hogs.
The prices now obtained for swine
will tmake this show one of ex-
treme value , and Supt. G. A.
Leonard : of Pawnee City is busy
assigning pens to those making
early applications.
L. H. Phillips , a prominent attorney
of Girard , Kans. , writes : "In this
county I presume there are at leasl t
one hundred saloons. They run nighi t
and day , Sundays included. There
I has neyer been a time since the liquor
law was enacted that liquor hasn't t
been sold in this county. It is " "worse
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now than it was some years ago. " ,
In' Nebraska there are about 100
prisoners to 1,000,000 , oE population ' * .
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ing This Remedy.
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\ ' ' e want every one troubled with I
indigestion and dyspepsia to come r
to our store and obtain a box of
Eexall , Dyspepsia Tablets. They
contain Bismuth-Subnitrate and
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Pepsin prepared by a process which
develops their greatest power to
overcome digestive disturbance.
Eexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to take. They soothe the I
irritable , weak stomach , strengthen I 'I
and invigorate the digestive organs , I
relieve nausea and indigestion , pro-
mote . nutrition and bring about a
feeling of comfort.
If you give Rexall dyspepsia
Tablets a reasonable trial we will
return your money if you are not
satisfied with the resuli. Three
sizes , 25 cents , 50 cents and $1.00.
Remember you can obtain Eexall
Remedies in Valentine only at our
store-The Eexall Store. Chap
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Arthur Richardson is suffering
with the measles ' and rheumatism.
Claude Lovitt was quite sick
Sunday but was able to go oh duty
Monday. ,
Mrs. Viertel was over and took
the pictures of the Crookston
school recently.
The show Tuesday and 'Y cdnes-
day nights was enjoyed very much
and was well attended. -
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Brill ] ] Brothers are getting their
lumber for their new homes south
of here. They are from Murdo , I
S. D.
The Royal Neighbors are p1 ac-
ticing for another play to be given
in three weeks. Proceeds for the
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piano.
Helena Viertel is suffering with
rheumatism and hasn't been able
to go to hear her music class for
two or three weeks. .
Chicken raising seems to be a
paying business. One dozen sold
at Rosebud for. $9 and more was
wanted at the same price.
William and Roy Searby went
to Omaha Saturday and will stop
to see William's sisters who live
in the eastern part of the state.
Mrs. Cavanaugh and daughter ,
Lizzie , and Mrs. Shepard were
out in the country Friday , spend-
ing the day with Mrs. Henry
Sauerwein.
The children in Miss Newman's ,
school are quite industrious. They
get their lessons , then make sofa I
pillow tops. Thejittle folks do E I
real well with their needles.
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For Sale. I
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1 Red Poll Durham bull ; also one ;
high grade Jersey bull. No furth- i
er use for these bulls ; will sell . I
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them cheap. ' J. M. RALYA :
16tf . Burge , Nebr.
Our VACUUM CLEANER ' will do
your spring liou.se cleaning. Qrder. ,
it from Fiscb r' 'Hard\vare. . - 141
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No Piano - has evjr been more enthusiastically ; : endorsed.
The Artictic Case , the Easy , Responsive Action , and above
all the deep , sweet , rich Tone , captivates performer and lis
tener. The united verdict is that . ° . : . . . . . . . ' .
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lO J1BARO P ' 1ANOS ARE ! THE . . . " , -
BEST rj r t 4E WORLD a !
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Mrs. Helen r\1 : . Flalicr , 2U Gran - . . , '
\ Av- Aurora III , says'I cannot find words in the ;
English lang-uaue to express my appreciation : to : YOU for having sold me such a beautiful inr' ,
strument. I really thinic it is the most , b-anuful case 1 ver saw , and the tone is i simply .
trratid. I shall be g-lacl to jive yor.ny tcstimo : : ial , w ; I ihink the Lombard should take the
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Rev. Geo. Doubleday , Pres. C'arist : -C : , - - . " .
. Corpns : Collcpc. Ga csbug , Ill. , savs : "We are using-
the l.umbard in our C < llcre work at Corpus Jrii-ti , anrt it is a pleasure to recommend it. It
is a beautiful instruaieut with a aetp , street , rich t < 'oe. "
J. Y. Pur\"iancI' . Editor ! . { cXairilY County rnrll'pcn(1 , Sclll1t'r. Tenn. . says : "The lnstrn-
ment . ( Lomb.ird Ptauo ) fills our r.l'J' .t Oal1Juiue a : : ; cctatil ) 3. It is nut lnly a rare beauty in
it . ontwanl finish hut the t"ne is romQ fun , rkh an sweet. Yotr firm 1as proven to be '
prompttac.d reliable ill its dealings : viti : u2 "
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entmei3u.beaatit'i.iui3tnu3eii < . , , ' . a.creai . . . . . . . ' "
: me .feztnstrumtnta.tcrettittocst.andardiirir. We < : ire more than satisfied. "
R. R. Kapp , Pre jderJ : : i c4cral Ci1a-trr Co , Wuhintnt. D. C. , flays : "We now realize : i
after acartful : w ,1(1 : c.'lUprdten-I"lc "ri.1 of tidLunbard ' . r naay musical artists of \VasbiuU' . r
t..I. th It it stal 's seculld tG U'IC : , regard.ss : ! of p-ke ! " : Jl1 ke. very Qne who has tried thia #
instru&U _ ut is clltbusia : : in its jrdis' . "
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71 to Mot Buy Plan' ! ) lJ ! Jl'yQ _ J 3 Z.t ! d the Lombard. .
We send the Lombard. i i ? no to 2. ! a : : reliable party on 10 days' free trial.
It may be paid for by easy monthly or quartcrv"p ] . . : ts. Credit will be-
gi cn to snit any honest cu : : . toiner. A chacouat'ci-lo-.vec : ! for all cash.
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GALILSBURQ . PIANO CO. ,
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Sea : the editor c ! this pa : . er for hiriher kiTormation > about the '
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Lrl' : : : ) ard Piano and a spade l opportunity to get one almost FREE. 'l
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A Safe , ( II
Simple System 'i ' 1
The system of paying II | |
by check was devised I i
* by all In en- for any iii ii i
man-for you. It is :
suited to the need of I
any business , either
large or small. It makes
no difference whether
we pay out § 10 or $10000 1
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.
VALENTINE 1 STATE BANK
VALENTINE. NEBR. II I
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Office ' over the grocery department
of T. C. Hornby's store. ' - - ' , .
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Are You Going to Do It 1t 1
This Spring
r or put it off and not have the benefit
and lose the value it jives to a
place ?
Put out a few of the best varieties. . i
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more good-we want. them to do you
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: ' the nursery :
i We have 22 varieties of Summer ,
[ Fall and Winter Apples/ varieties '
i ' of Crab . Apples. 5 varieties of Cher-
'I ries , T varieties : : ; of Plums , Peaches , .
I Currants Goost-berries : : , Blackberries , r
Raspberries Grapes , Strawberries : : ,
Evergreens , Shade Trees , Forest
Trees , Roses and other Ornaments
adapted to this part of the state.
GET ' THE CHEAPEST for a long
time usefulness. ] A TREE IS A PER-
I MANENT INVESTMENT. Get trees
I grown nearest home. They are ac
climated and grown under same con-
ditions you want them to rrovr , and
where they can be bad fresh and
planted the quickest , and from those "
that are growing orchards for them- .
selves and are producing fruit and "
will turnifch any information desired
for you to succeed. j .
Come to the nursery and see the
stuff or write for catalogue and .
prices. 65 acres in nursery and our _ .
own orchards. - " : ' : : : _ I
Chas Boyd , .
Brown County Nursery : x.
Ainsworth , . Nebr ,
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Nursery one block north-east .of the. , _
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