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Victor Sporting Goods Co. -
Baseball Shoes , Bats , Balls , l"nirorlllS1asks , Gloves ,
Mitts , Basket Balls and supplies , Tennis Rackets , Balls
. and Nets. A classy assortment of Pen1 ants. In fact
we carry the only complete line of sporting goods in the
'city ftend us your mail orders.
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NENZEL = NEBRASKA-
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I. M. RICE - Editor and Propr.
Mark Zarr - - Foreman.
Subscription - $1.00 Per Year.
Local Notices , 5c per line per issue
Thursday , June 16 , 1910.
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A. Lotspeich of Wood Lake I .
was in town .yesterday getting I
out sale bills for his big stock
sale of 315 head of cattle and some
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horses Wednesday , June 29 K-
He has quit the ranch and is now !
running a store in Wood Lake.
Notice his big sale advertisement ]
in this paper.
There were 2000 to ' 3000 people
in town last Saturday to see Goll-
mar Bros. show. All day long
the streets were swarmed and the ,
side walks none too large or wide
for convenience in moving along.
The people came from all over
the land up and down the railroad ,
in wagons , buggies ! , horse back ,
and a foot. They were here to
see the big Gollmar Bros. show.
All the big shows stop at Valen-
tine and this one was enroute
west , stopping only at the best
towns , coming here from O'Neill
and making the next stop attChad-
ron. These people are gentlemen
to deal with and they give a good
show. No grafters nor bad men
are allowed in the bunch and every
body is as safe as at home plough-
ing corn.
J. H. Quigley tells us that he
will have his opera house com-
pleted about the 1st of July , with
seating capacity of 400 to 500 per-
sons , and a handsome stage the
same size front as the old Church
opera house , which is now being
transformed into a hotel , leaving
Quigley's opera house to take its
place with the same capacity and
stage front , big enough in the past
and will be for several ! years to
come under normal conditions.
The new stage will be fitted with
an asbestos fire proof curtain ,
which has been delayed awaiting
inspection in New York to com- : "
ply with fire regulations. We
congratulate . Quigley upon
the fine furnishings and opera
chairs , which are the best Valen-
tine has had for a public hall or
opera house. Those who desire
to use the hall for dancing should
make arrangements with Frank I
Fischer jr. , who has the manage-
ment of the hall for same.
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"For God's Sake ,
Do Something. "
We have answered this call in
our new book ' "Fighting the Traf-
fic in Ypung Girls , " by Ernest A.
Bell , U. S. District Attorney ; Sims ]
and others. The most sensational
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 ot shame. The
Cincinnato Inquirer says : "Of
all the books of the season the
war on the white slave traffic is
the most helpful ; it should be read
by every man , woman , and child. "
Agents are making from § S to .
$ .7 a day ; selling this book. Over -
500 pages. Many pictures. Price
SI.50. Best terms to agents. (
Outfit free. Send 15c for forward-
ing charges. Book sent to any
address postpaid upon receipt of 1
price. Address , James E. Shark-
ey , sec'y. , 123 Plymouth Court.
Chicago. 21
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Contest Notice.
U. S. Land Office , JJrokcu Bow. N'ehr.skt. ; I
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A suHicient ; contest affidavit having been filed
In this ounce by nios \ F . Arcndp , contestant
asjninst ; lionit-t-tead entry No. USS-l , made 1 Ma.f
12 1909. fur the ay1/ ; f se t'on 31) ) , unrl the \\y.
and nVis % , of s ' ' utinn 31. township 26i : , ranee 1 ]
3.161h : , f M , 1 h > Charles Henry Geisser.
contestee. invMUh itis alleged that : said
caimanl has wholly abandoned said tract
for more than six months last past , that he has
never resided upon ) , cultivated or improver ) said I
tract as remiired by law. that said land is in
its wild and native slate and wholly unimproved
and that. nil of the above defects exlt at this
date nnd have not been cured. _
Said parties are hereby notified to ,
appear reI I 1
SDond. and offer evidence touching said alleg2-
tion at 10 o'clock a. m. . on June 21 , 1910 , be
fore the jtidte of the county court for Hooker
county , at his ollice in Mullen , Nebr. , and that
fma | hearing1 will be held at 10 o'rlock a. : m. , ou
June 23/1910 before the repi-ter and receiver at
the United atates land office in Broken Bow.Ne-
braska.
the fcaid contestant having in a proper affi
davit , filed May 10. 1910. ter forth facts
which show that after due dilicencB : : personal '
service of this notice cannot be made it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper ! publication.
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AULGER BROS.
BigScenic Success
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VALENTINE ,
Monday , June 20th.
Actors .
30 Actresses Musicians 3,0 .
Traveling in Special Cars I
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Don't Fail to See the
Exciting Automobile
Race and Explosion !
The Train Scene in the
third act is the most
realistic ever produced. :
Plenty of Singing and
Dancing Specialties.
Prices 25 and 50c.
Two Big Band f
Concerts Daily , I'
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genuine edge selection of corn gives _ -
the highest accuracy of drop attain,1 .V ? " , '
able. Repeated tests show ton to fif ate ; '
teen bushels per acre in favorof ac- wheels. , + }
I curate planting. This , combined with F rtmz- .
many other exclusive , desirable fea er attach
tures , makes the No. 9 a profitable in- ment that hills or
vestment. You profit by the Increased drills , furnished ex-
yield due to perfect stand , by the addi tra. Every detail Is
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break down. mu.uner. possible Come mand see us
Most progressive farmers and planters
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dealers refuse to consider handling mentioned somo of the strong fea
any other. Investigate the time sav tures above. Or drop us a post
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detailed free. Deere goods
proofsfree.
Main seed shaft driven dtrectl
directly are of the highest standard , and
by traction wheels takes all tho - >
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N' tho most exacting.
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strain from check wire , and avoids
book. The
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sidedraft. Compensating valves . . -
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insure perfect . check regardless Ing. curing nnd testing the seed. I
team speed. as well as planting , treated in a
Instantly changed from check to small space , Sully illustrated ; a
drill drop. Tip-over hoppers - very con book for the man who wants better
venient changing plates. Plates for corn. Handsome pocket lodger free
all kinds of corn. Five sets always ' ,
furnished. Standard
runner , stub run
ner , or single disc
4 furrow openers , as
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VALENTINE'S PURE LIQUOR CENTER
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No. 1 Tomatoes at lOc per can. No. 1 Rice , three
pounds for 20c. Everything at low prices.
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consisting of Dry Goods ( , Men's : Fur \
I nishings , Hats , Shoes , Trunks , Suit
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Valentine , HONE 72 Nebraska
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