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Spring is here. Meet her with the springy
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' We carry the lines of
A/ G. Spalesmg & Bros.
A. J. Reach Co-
Victor Sporting Goods C0
Baseball Shoes , Bats , Balls , Uniforms , Masks : , Gloves ,
Mitts : , Basket Balls and supplies , Tennis Rackets , Balls
1and.
.r and Nets. A classy assortment of Pennants. In fact
f we carry the only complete line of sporting . goods in the
city. Send us your mail orders.
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thing needed on a farm. . Gall and see me at
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I. M. RICE - Editor and , - Propr. . f
Mark Zarr - _ - Foreman.
Subscription. - § 1.50 Per Year.
Local Notices , 5c per , line per ' issue .
Thursday , June 2 , 1910.
To my friend , Col. Bixby , of
"Daily Drift" fame in the State
Journal : Please take note , and
give Porter a rest until Ludden
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'puts it back. "
Junior Normal , ,
Valentine , Nebr. ]
The Valentine junior normal I
will begin June 6 , 1910. The
first weok will be Cherry county
iostit te. All Cherry county
teachers are expected to attend.
I have the names of ladies who
w'll furnish both board and room
to the teachers for § 3.75 per week.
I have the names of some who will
rent rooms furnished for light
house keeping. It will be well
for those who expect to find board-
ing places through this office to
write as soon as possible. ,
We will arrange for the enroll- !
ment June 4 and all are requested
to enroll not later than June 6.
: Tuition and use of necessary
text books are free , but an enroll
I ment fee of $2.00 will be charged ,
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which will entitle the student to
all the privileges of the junior
normal , county institute , and the
lecture and entertainment course.
Those who enroll for institute only
will be charged only the regular
institute fee of § 1.00.
The first f number of the enter
tainment course will be an ill us-
trated lecture by Mr. \ Abbott of.
Lincoln , Thursday evening , June
9. , h.
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The faculty ; has been selected
from among the strongest educa
tors of the state , and provision
has b § en made for special instruc-
tion in all ' the important lines of .
the teachers' work.
Anyone who wishes to take ad- .
vantage of this opportunity t'o. i !
better prepare themselves espec-
ially for the work of teaching ,
cordially invited to attend.
D. F. STORY ,
Registrar.
"For God's Sake ,
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Do Something. "
We have answered this call in
oar new book- " Fighting the Traf-
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fic in Young Girls , " by Ernest A.
Bell , U. S. . District Attorney Sims
and others. The most sensational
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indictment of the White \ Slave
Trade ever Published. It tells
how thousands of young girls are
lured from their homes annually
and sold into a life of shame. The
Cincinnate Inquirer says : "Of
all the books of the season the
war on the white slave traffic is
the most helpful ; it should be read
b . ; every man , woman and child. ' I :
Agents are making from § S to I
§ : 17 a day selling this book. Over I
500 pages. Many pictures. Price ;
$ 1.50. Best , terms to agents. Out (
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fit free. Send 15cfor forwarding !
charges. Book sent to any ad-
dress postpaid upon receipt of
price. Address , James E. Shark-
ey , sec'y.,123 Plymouth Court ,
Chicago. v 21 4-
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from my place , 7 miles northeast
'of ' Simeon , one bay 2-year-old
filly , branded II on right shoulder ;
1 bay yearling filly , unbranded ,
has wire cut on top of left fore
leg. l FKAXK J. B. BIGGIN , '
20 3 Simeon , Nebr.
For Sale.
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I have for sale 1 Shorthorn and
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1 Red Poll Durham bull : also one
I high grade Jersey bull. No furth-
er use for these bulls ; will sell
them cheap. J. M. : ' KALYA ,
16tf Burge , Nebr.
JACK !
I have a good jack , ! { miles
south of Burge. Service , § 10.
20 2 J. M. KALYA.
, Japanese and German millet
seed for sale , five miles northwest
of Valentino.
17 JESSE BKOSIUS.
Local Eepresentative - Salary
§ 100 to § 150 monthly. Extra
commission and office expenses.
Representative must have suf-
ficient cash to carry stock to sup
ply the demand created by New
Laws and other conditions. Send
references. Position permanent.
Rapid advancement to good man.
Address Sturgis Thayer , Sales
Director , 400 National Bank Com-
merce Bldg. , Minneapolis. : Minn. :
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Old Dutch
CleaDSer
Docs cil he cleaning
about the house @ and tavm ,
and keeps everything spick (
and span or1 : 0o a month
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The farmer's wifehas a ready
help in this handy , all-'round
cleanser that will save her much
labor and time. It does the
work of all old-fashioned clean :
ers-easier , quicker , better
Cleans 9 SerVJIbs ,
SCoiIrssPolishe {
Pots , Pans , Kettles , Milk
Pails , Separators , etc.
The Best l/lfcy--- /
To clean woodenware , tables ,
pantry shelves , etc. , etc.Vet the
article , sprinkle with , OlcL Dutch
Cleanser and rub with wet cloth or
brush ; wipe up
with clean water ; wsrr\
wring cloth tight-
ly and wipe dry.
It cleans clean a
and is hggien1 1 cn
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All kinds of wood work done to order. Stock tanks made in all sizes
Residence and shop one block south of passenger depot.
Valentine , PHONE 72 Nebraska C
References : lfy'lany Cu t''TDer .
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Stetter & Tobien , Props. w on '
DEALERS IN I' ' 'I I ' w 1 c rtv I I I Iii onD
All Kinds of Fresh 1 . i D
and Salt Meats. . . .
Will buy your Cattle , Hogs ,
Poultry , Horses , Mules and
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Drop
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faw - ' HE great accuracy of
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tr tne'nlghest ! ! accuracy of drop attain , , , ( , _ s- . . , '
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teen bushels per acre In favor of ac wheels. _ . , ,
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1 curate planting. . This , combined with Fertlliz-1 :
. ' . ! ' many other exclusive , desirable fea er attach
I ; j ! ; tures , makes , the No. 9 a profitable in- ment that hills or
. vrstrnpnt. You profit by tho increased drills , . . furnished acrsa '
'i . yield due to perfect stand , by the addi- tra. . Every detail Is
addigrJ.r
Ii ! tional years of service and freedom from worked out ia the best (
break down. possible - , "
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' Most progressive farmers and planters
't / n't faave any other. Best informed and IJCCD . posted. Wo Lave but briefly
dealers icfuso to consider . handling . mentioned soaiQ of tho strong fea
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r' ' 1 any ) ( r.In , estigatothotimesavtyros above. Or drop us a post
. ; ; ing and profitable reasons why. " , . " . . . c card , and we will promptly send
detailed " free. Deere goods ,
nedp1"oofBfrec. ;
Main seed ' ' .
shaft driven
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by traction wheels takes ! all the- '
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most exacting.
strain from check , wire and avoids , satisfy
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foronrlatest book. The
sitle d raft. Compensating valves . our corn ,
whole subject of gathoring.select-
insure perfect check of .
regardless - , , , .
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team speed. o Ing curing testing-the
, as well as planting , treated in c.
Instantly changed . . from check to small space fully illustrated ; a
drill drop. Tip-over hoppers - very con book for the man who wants better
venient in changing plates. Plates for corn. Handsome pocket ledger free
all kinds of corn. Five sets always
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VALENTINE'S PURE LIQUOR CENTER
. Walther F. A. Meltendorff , Propr.
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$ No. 1 Tomatoes at lOc per can. No. 1 Rice , three
pounds for 20c. Everyth 1g - else at low prices.
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SALE , '
The undersigned will sell at
Kilgore Neb.
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commencing at 1 o'clock sharp the \
, following property :
100 HEAD OF-HORSES ,
consisting of some good work horses , brood mares with
colts by side , saddle horses , dry mares ; one , two and
hree-year-old colts. This is all nice , clean stuff , and of
Percheron and Shire breeding. , _
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TERI\/S \ ! OF SALE ! Six months time will be .
given purchasers , on approved notes with 10 per cent s
interest from date. 5 per cent discount for cash.
Frank RofhJeutner. cash.'t i s
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Col. G. E. Tracewell , Atict. W. E. Haley , Clerk.
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we have at Kilgore , and the other kind."r e have what .
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Rooms over Red Front store
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C. H. FAL-LHABEE & SONS , BROWNLEE , NEB. \ : I
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Herd headed by S. C. Columbus 17 , - , ' , '
No. 160050 , and Climax 2 , No. ' 289 , ' . } 't
822 ; also , Melvin , No. 327072 , reg- ' ; .
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