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. / \ ' . . ' : - Victor . , Sporting Geods C- . . , . . - ; - ' . *
Baseball Shoes , Bats , Balls , Uniforms , ' Masks : , , Gloves , '
Sifts Basket Balls and . Tennis Ra . kets . Balls
1 t1 ttB , supplies , : Rackets c . ' , ' . .
and Nets. 'it"classy assortmentof Pennants. : . - . In fact
we carry the only complete ; : lineof sporting goods in the
city. Send us your , mail orders. . . , . .
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r : a site neStr Omaha tT uly'9 to 14. ' I
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i r ; ' in Nebraska ' interested in aviation : i
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is : announced enoughamateur : aviat-
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big.demonStration. Nine applic- I
t tlans . < ate'.nbw : in for entries to I
thisHCO.ntest. . , , , . I
. : .rfirp.fessipnals ' . ; who will cqmpete i !
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are bidders for the meet and it
will be. held .some place about Om-
aha. : Clarke Powell of Omaha" is !
secretary of the Nebraska club.
"For ' S
God's Sake ,
. ' Do Something. , "
We'havo : answered . . : ' -this call . in
our new book Tiglitihg the Traf-
fic in IToung Girls , U by Ernest A.
Belli , 13" District : . ttorney Sims
and others. The most sensational ,
indictment of the White Slave
Trade ever Published. It ktells
how thousands of young girls ] are
lured from their homes annually
and sold into a life ot shame. The
CJncinnate Inquirer , . ; says : - - * : " Of
all the ' ' books of the season the
war on the white slave traffic is
the most helpful ; ; should bb-tead
by every man woman , and child. " '
Agents are making fromS to
§ 17 a day selling this book. Over
500 pages. ! ' Many pictures. Price
Sl.otf. JBest terms to agents.
Outfit free. Send loc for forward
ing charges. Book sen.t to , . any
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address : postpaid upon receipt-
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price. I Address , James E. Shark-
ev , sec' ' T. , 123 Plymouth Court '
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wants . . the farmers . ' to know " that he can1' . : ,
supply . , . them at a ' ' saving . In/pl . lce. Every- . , I
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VALENTINE , DEMOCRAT
I. M. RICE - Editor and Propr.
Mark Zarr - - Foreman.
Subscription - § 1.50 Per Year. i
Local Notices , DC per , line . per issue I
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Thursday , June 23 , 1910.
A state-wide meeting of the Ne-
braska democracy has been called
for Columbus on June 27 , at 6:30
p. , m. , at which hour a banquet
will be served , A dozen demo-
cratic orators will be heard at this
banquet. The purpose of the
meeting is to organize a Nebraska
democratic club. Every demo-
crat is urged to be present.
To Democrats :
It is generally believed that the
next ' House of Representatives at
Washington will be Democratic if
there is united and harmonious
effort on the part of of Democrats
every where.
The National Democratic Con-
gressional Committee is charged
with much responsibility in i furn-
ishing a campaign book and other
literature , directing speakers , and
doing the general work of organ-
ization. \ 'Ve'need ' your ; active
support especially in a financial
way. Please send to the National
Democratic Congressional Com-
mittee , Washington , D. C. , a
check at once as we are greatly in
need of funds to push our work ,
and must depend upon Democrats
to furnish them. Our Committee
is sustained by voluntary contrib-
utions. We are reliably informed
that the Republican Committee
is already generously supplied
with money. Will you aid us at
once ? JAMES T. Lloyd , .
Chairman.
. Jos. E. RA1 DAI/L ,
Chairman Finance Committee.
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. Washington News.
liy { ' a Special I Correspondent. )
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Indications are'th t congress
will pass , over the potest of Dem-
ocrats and Progressives , a railroad
regulation bill that will ] ] not prov- "
ide for a physical valuation of
railroads.
The millionaire colony of the
Senate some of. the members of
which own , stock in railroads ;
fought desperately to kil | , every
physical valuation. amendment . , ,
proposed. - * * 1 I
A physical valuation would exr i
pose co the country the extent to
which railroad" stocks have been
watered [ nd would , therefore ,
tend to prevent over-capitalization
in the future and pave the way
for reasonable freight and passen - I
ger rates. This is why . the rail-
roads fear it.
The interstate Commerce com-
mission , partisan Republican 'in
make-up ! ; , has recommended phy
sical valuation year : after year.
The commission in its last annual
report some hopelesslysays :
kl The commission has , in previous
reports , expressed the opinion
that it would be wise for Congress
to make provision for a physical
valuation of railroad properties.
and desires to reaffirm in this re
port its confidence in the. wisdom
of such a measur . "
Physical valuation was recom-
mended by Roosevelt time , and
again. This is at least one Roos
evelt policy that Mr. : Taft has de
serted cold-bloodedly. The
pre-
sident has'raised neither voice nor
' pen on behalf of physical l valu-
ation. '
Yet the Supreme court , in the
Nebraska ' rate'case , held that "the
ba'sis of all calculation as to the
reasonableness of rates must be
the fair value of the property be-
ing.used for the .convenience of 1
the public. " As fhe interstate
commerce commission does not
know the value of a single rail-
road it must fix reasonable rates
by sheer guesswork. . - , . ' , , . ' ,
PRESIDENT'S BILL is NOT PROGRES-
SIVE. . ' ' .
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. As progressive legislation , ' ' a '
railroad regulation bill , , .with" but a- .
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is ' a' ; fares. ' - ' - 'i ' " -
The national democratic plat-
form of 1908 declared for "effici
ent supervision and. rate reguja
tion of railroads" and to that end
strongly recommended the taking
of a physical 1 valuation.
I But when it is considerd that
Harriman contributed ti260,000to
the Republican campaign fund on '
behalf of the railroads , that prob-
ably numerous other railrpa'3 ] mag-
nates advanced equally large sums ,
i and that the very bill Congress is
about to place upon the statue t
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books was originally drawn in New
York and submitted to the railroad
int ( rests before being introduced
in Congress , it is not so strange
that physical valuation amend-
ments received their death stabs
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even after passed by a goodly I
majority the House of Repre
sentatives.
Oh , American people , you must
I be more vigilant than you are if
you would continue deserve the
name of a patriotic people !
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Frank Fisher , jr. , and wife re
turned from their wedding tour
Tuesday of last week. , . I
Japanese and German millet
srel 1 for sale , five miles northwest
of Valentina. j
17 JESSE BROSIUS. . '
We print notes payable to your
order with your name and address. ,
Better have a hundred or two.
printed while you ; think of it.
They ' are convenient for closing
up your accounts and will save
you several dollars.
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Dl. C. . N. Dawson of Omaha Nebr.
a lecturer of note , who for a numb
er- of years has been connected \\itli
the Co-Operative Lyceum Bureau
of Omaha will be in Valentine Wed
nesday evening June 29 and deliver
his lecture on "How to raise Cain. "
Those who have heard Dr. Lawson I
speak : very highly of his lecture as I
a laugh provoker properly blended
with wholeome advice. Lecture
will be given in Quigley's hall. Ad-
mission 35c.
The carnival company ' is in town
this week and the town .is full , of
people each evening who princi-
pally come out for sight seeing
and merrymaking. It is about
the same as the carnival company ;
of last year with some changes.
Those who enjoy a good time
should come in and see . .Valentine
as she'll look in a few years more
as- a city with something doing all
the time for those who wish
amusement. : . "
Presbyterian. Church. '
J. 31. CALDWELL , D. D. PASTOR.
Preaching in the morning. Sub-
I ject : "JPentecost , the second suc
cessive Sabbath hallowed. " In
the evening the usual Sunday
evening lectures on the Holy Land
will be omitted to give place to
the annual children day exercises.
Also an opportunity will be afford
ed for baptism of children or . .ad
ults. All cordially invited to all I
our services. . .J.- !
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genuine edge selection of corn pi ves . . . . .
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the hlKhest accuracyof drop attain ; rP. - -
able. Repeated tests show ten to fif .
teen bushels per acre In favor of ac- wheels.
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. . , ' ; many curate .other planting. , exclusive . , desirable fea er.attach .
' that hills or
tures , makes the No. 9 a profitable ! In- ment , :
furnished ex-
drills
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the increased
yi-stment. You profit by lIlcrease .
field due to , the addi tra. Every > detail
yield perfect stand by r llli b (
in the best
tional ! years of service and freedom from worked . out .
break down. po ssible \ and P
: manner. Come in an see us
won't ' Most have progressive anYother. farmers Best informed and planters and keep posted. We . have but briefly -j
any . .
mentioned somo of tho strong fea -
dealers refuse to consider handling . us u post _ .
. above. Or drop
an other . ; 'lm'estlgatcthetimes8.v- . ' tures Stl - 't
ing any . : and _ ' ' ' profitable reasons why. ' . . , ; . " ' " . card detailed , and roolsree. we will promptly Deeregoods a ena-- . J . { .
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in'see.a ven directly ' ' .
' ' ' ' ' are of the highest Standard . . ,
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"by traction wheeld . takes all the ' ' ' exec Ung. AslC'
. satisfy the 'most ex
strain from check wire , and avoids . . ' ' + ti : for our latest corn book. The . ,
side draft. Compensating valves ' whole subject of gathering , elect- f
insure perfect . check regardless , Ing , curing and testing the seed ,
team speed. as well as ' planting treated In a
Instantly changed from check ' to small space , lully illustrated ; a .
drill drop. . Tip-over hoppers-very con- book for the . man , who wants better . -
venient in changing plates. -Plates for corn. Handsomepocket . ledger free . . . , ? ' .
all kinds of corn. ? Lvo sets always , - . . . '
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runner stub run- ; . -
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1 . : , ; . . , ndshings , Hats , Shoes , Trunks , " 'Suit > : t. : ;
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All kinds of wood work done to order. Stock tanks 'made . in all sizes. .II
Residence and shop one tlock south of passenger depots .
Valentine , MIONE 72 Nebr ask : .
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