-
, , , \
-
i
, II ' " Historical Society \ .
j : " ' , ' .lII1PIn ' , - f' . - . ! iMrs. , . : ) . } qr ' - ' ' - . : # . ; ' 'J"v , . # - ' w . * ' . "i' , . ' - ' ' " , " ' * . 1 ' , , , . . : ; 'T"d' d ' . . , " . . ; . , . , . . r . , . . . , . . - "n C" " : 4" ' . . n' ' - ' " ' - ' , , ' : .V. ' .F- . ' ; ; < . . . . . . . - , . . . ' . . ' . ' " . - . . E' . . . . . . .J'.u - ; , . . - . - 1 - . , - ' - ' , . ' . . " " - \ j
" -/I'f- ' ; -
u . ' " 'F ; ,
' 1 ! . .
2 THE Y4LET1NE DEMOCRA1' . ' , I
Mswr as.ws. . - - . .
r . . . . . - . '
. , . 1. M. Rice , Editor and Proprietor VALENTINE , NEBB. { , THURSDAY , JULY 14 , 1910. Volume 25 , No. ; 27 '
r . . , _ J.
- . " - . . . . . . . . -
. - . . - .
. . . . _ _ ,
_ - - . _
- - -
, , , " . " '
" "
" " WkAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.AAs j
, '
s i - : ' ; ' Closing Out Sale ! ,
- Entire General Merchandise I . Stock , .
. consisting of -Dry Goods , Men's : Fur . "
nishings , Hats , Shoes , Trunks , Suit . '
_ _ _ ' *
Cases , etc. , will be closed out at a re- . If
duction of 25 per cent. I
. . . . . . , . , GROCERIES AT COST.
Phone 113 E. McDonald. :
- LWVVWf\ ( 'r 'r'Y- _ " , . . . , J' lV " ' . . ' . ' ' . , . _ . , . ' ! J
. . ' ' Chartered as a I National Ban . !
Chartered as a State Bank : .
. 1" ? , Id2. ( !
' Junul , 1SS1. August 12,1W2. : :
TFIRST NATIONAL . BABK
T ( Successor to Bank of Valentine. )
V alen tine , - Nebraska.
CAPITAL SURPLUS - - $25.000 25.000 : G-encral Banking : , Exchange
Collection Business : : : :
. and
Undivided Profits 4.000
. . . , ' . M. V. NICHOLSON , Cashier .
' President. .
COKNKI.L .
O. II. : " . , '
J. T. May , VIce President. ; \rISS : GL.KX JIouNiG Ass't Cashier I
I
=
-
I r Eureka Saloon ' t
l
McQEER & CARROLL , Proprs.
Fine Wines , Liquors and Cigars ,
v7 Bourbon Whiskies : Rye Whiskies :
_ _ . '
. "
" - Sherwood ,
Old Crow
, . . . .
.
Hermitage , ' " - . : , . % _ ' Guchenheimer ,
CedaV Brook , . : . Sunny Brook ,
Spring Hill , ' * -.JLl , , . . , , and 29/year/old
, . . . . . , . - 0 , F , _ C ; Taylor .
I ' , E ,
and
las Pepper * ' -
j . . L . . - " . % . . , , - , jQj f . * . / i'1 'f".r. - . ' ' 'F.c' . . , 10 " . . . - tl , n r. #
These whiskies were purchased in bond
and came direct from the U. S. gov-
ernment warehouse. They are guar-
anteed pure and unadulterated. Un-
, .
M . excelled for family } and medical use.
F y
" . Three Star Hennessy and Dreyfus Brandies , Imported
Gordon and DeKuyper Gins , Guinness's ' Extra Stout.
. Bass Ale Storz Blue Ribbon and Budweiser Beer , L
,
Valentine - Nebraska t
'l dQ 2525 r25 523
'lr = : ; g
= = ; ;
,
' r
GREENFRONT
Full Line of Groceries
, - Valentine r IKE DAVIS .
. L Nebraska
e _ 0 _ _ ( i
± . Loff W hiske , J ?
. /Go to the .
- -
- _ e
Stock Exchange Saloon
VALENTINE'S PURE LIQUOR CENTER
Walther F. A. Meltendorff , Propr.
_ _ _ e _ _ e -
- -
- .
' " \ . " " ,
. ?
rlO' '
H Stop !
I "
and try a glass of Cold Soda .
from our new fountain. ,
. : i
I .1 , Home Bakery. '
_ . . .
h AI" .lY' tb .ar
,
I Read . . f the ' Advertisements. ; '
\
_ _
!
C. & N. W. New Time Table.
WEST nouxn :
No. 1 , 7:17 p. in. Now passenger ! train.
No. ; : , lHa. : : in. Old " " .
No. . IIH ! , 11:55 ' p. in. Through freight train.
No. 81 , " oo p. in. Local freight train.
KASTHOUND : *
No. L' : , 10:12 : p. in. New passonger train. I
. .
No. Ii ( i , 3:05 : a. in. Old " ,
No. 110 j , hIL. ( : ( ) 111. Through freight train.
No. 82 I : ! : , 11:00 a. m. Local freight train.
-
WHY WOT ?
Our town board had better pub
lish ] an ordinance declaring thi
first Tuesday of every month elec
tion day. '
If they permitted the people to t <
vote upon the question the towi
board would be compelled to pub
lish a statement of what they an
doing and who gets the thousand ; !
of dollars spent in our city yea :
after year. Perhaps such a state-
ment would explain to the people
who gets more money than he is i
entitled to and cause a vigorous
campaign for more , economy in
public affairs.
Yes , the books are open for in-
spection if you want to take the
slurs generally offered , upon any-
one's questioning or inspecting
the books or asking to see them. .
They should be offered voluntarily
for inspection but many people
are interested in these matters whc
would not care to pose as investi
gators. i There are good people
who do not like to scrap or quar-
rel for the assurance that all is
well with our city officials and the
treasury but they would like to
have a statement of the expendi-
tures of the city and what the
money buys. '
Will they voluntarily give it to
us in the form of a statement for
everybody to read- at.their leisure
or will they holer the cover down
and appear in the role of hiding
their actions until an investiga-
tion is demanded ? It may appear
undignified to them to uncover
now upon being asked to do so but
the people want to know what
they are going to do with the
21,420. How are they going to
spend it and how much did they
spend last year and what for ?
The people want to know. 1
Don't get mad at THE DE Io-1
CRAT for asking these questions I
which seem impertinent only to !
the town board who might desig- !
nate us as kickers for wanting to
know , but it's a part of our busi- i
ness to know.
File for Representative.
J. F. Carr of Springview has
this week filed his nomination with
the secretary of state for repre-
sentative of the 52nd district. THE .
DEMOCRAT : recommended this sev-
eral weeks ago and we thought at
t that time there would be no candi-
date from this county for the
place and probably wouldn't have
been had Mr. Carr filed a couple
of weeks earlier.
Thinking that there was no can-
.
didate to oppose him , Martin
Christensen of Valentine has . in
the past few weeks made prepara-
tions to become a candidate for
representative and this week he
also has filed his name for that of-
fice.
fice.There
There will , therefore , be two
Candidates competing good na-
turedly for this nomination and it
' ill be their duty to press their
ilairas before the democratic vot-
irs for their preference candidate.
i Mr. Carr was elected two years
igo and is the present incumbent. I
He made a good record and we I
were willing to see him come up
for re-election in the absence of
my demand from a Cherry coun-
ty ; aspirant which until recently
.ppeared obvious.
Martin Christenscm is an old
timer here and recognized as a
eading democrat. He is a painter
) > y trade and occupation and dur-
ng the winter months when the '
.
- -
legislature is in session can wel
spare his time in the service of th I
state as a law maker , having no
work at that time of the year at
his trade. '
Either Mr. Carr or Mr. Chris
tenseri will make an able repre
sentative and it's up to the peopl
to select their choice.
I.
. . . .
The CRYSTAL WHITE BEFETG -
ERATOR is what you need thi ;
summer. Buj it at Fischer's Hard -
'
ware. 14
Our VACUUM CLEANER will di
your spring house cleaning. Order :
it from Fischer's Hardware. 14
Dr. . Perrigo , registered eye <
specialist of Omaha , will be here
again at Donoher hotel July 18.It ; ! '
Strayed from Valentine on Julj
4 , one bay pony , branded 809 , on
left shoulder , \ . .
26 2 E..D. SPENCER.
FOR RENT : Hay rand , lots i 3
and 4 , e swi , 73025. Makeyoui
offer. Address Karl Lurz , Wo6c
Lake . , Nebr. 27 i 2
Skillful , honest treatment and
moderate prices are guaranted b.y
Dr. Perrigo of Omaha. At Dono
her hotel July 18. 25 3
For Sale : Eight Scotch , Collie
pups. These pups are registered
stock. For sale cheap if bought
at once. ROBERT WILLIAMS ,
. Valentine , Nebr.
The C. , % T . Way Co. , Architects ,
Hastings , Nebraska , will furnish
you with plans and specifications
for any class of building you wish
to erect. Ask them for informa-
tion ; 15tf
, "VTe have a cash buyer for.a
ranch in Northwest Nebraska. If
you want to sell at right price and
mean business , address at once
with complete description and
legal numbers. OTTO MUTZ &
Soxs , 422-423 Funke Building ,
Lincoln , Nebr. . 27 3
i
Presbyterian Church.
J. : \ [ . CALDWELL , D. D. 1'ASTOR. .
Morning subject , "Prize Fight
and Prayer. " In the evening will
be a lecture upon "Round About
Jerusalem Outside the Walls. "
The choir will be assisted by Prof. .
Reimond. All cordially invited.
Lands for Sale :
Lots 3 and 4 , & ! swi , 7-30-25 ;
swi , 5-31-25 ; s\v- , 17-31-25 ; nwi ,
333225. : : All clear of encum-
brance. Reasonable terms. Ad-
dress George Grossman , Atlanta ,
. .
Georgia. 27 2
66REAlf'iU iJ
' -'Iii . .
: : : :
:
' 9 : :
.
FOR
fiT } : . : <
.11. 0 . . . ; . : . . ' : : . : : . : : }
- , . . . . . , . . . : . : . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . , . . < . . . . : . . ( : . . . . ' . . ( . : , . " . . ' . : . ;
I . . . : ' . ' . ' . < ' " '
! ( ; < : : ; : - " " ( ' : : : "
" ' "
1.-
; . . 'J . . . . . . \ . . . . . . ; . . : . . ' > ' : ' . ' . . . . . . . . : . . : . . " . . . . . . . . . : : '
I . \ . , , . . . . - . . . . - . ' ' , " . . . . . . . . 1 . : . . . . ' . . . . ' . -
' '
. . . . . . . . . . . : : t1i. : .
. . , , .
' . . . . . . . . . : ; . " .f
, ; . . . . . . . " ' . : . , ;
, : : . : , : : : : : : ' : : : .
I . r. - : : ' : : . : . . . . : " . . ' . . < . . : . ' . jJt : ; : ' ' : . ' ' - ' . ' . , ' : ' 1 '
. . . .
: F. : : : : : ; . ' : -.iiJ
I : . . . : : : . : . ' . ' : . . . . q
\
. ' . ! ' j. , . : ' : " 1 . . j\ . . . . : : . ; . . . . . r' > . . . . : . . . . : : : : : - : : . J
. " , ' . ; . : . ' . : . . . c . . : . ' : " . : : ; '
n. : . : . : . : : . : . . . . . . : . : : . . . . . . . ' . "t . " $ "
: Jt iJ1 ( ri 1 '
. /fI . . . . . 1 . . . Ij . . ! . ; . j . ! . . j . ji . . . t ) . I . . . . ; } . . l
.1'1II ! I
, . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . .
. " > .J
W
. . .
: : " $
H' - -
} J . jj . } :
; " . . ,
H'r : : : . : . ;
' ' .
' : : : : . .
' : ' : ; : . -
. - : ) -
r , .
. . QI . . . . . . , ' :
: THAT IS THE WAY I
I TO GET TRADE.
r /
To reach the people
, _ Who have the money
To buy your goodl >
I
1 You Must ADVERTISE
. . , . . . . . .
' , - . -
-
.
BESOLVEDlTHATiFYouWLJUsr :
CAREFULLY1WEIGHOUR QUALTTYOE
QUANTITY WITH OUR ' RYoU WONT
GO A i WEIGH BUT You WILLAEIGHT ' : - .
TOR ALL YOU NEED I R 7" . . raR.E' IJ
, .
f1 '
i7- / ; , ll . . ' . .
, '
J ' .n,0 .
\1 \ " .
. . . I
, n \ \ ' \ . 0 Ji " I :
- ; . "
I i' ' r.
- fS1 ' - . y
\ -
A
- = -
- - - -
.J \\T\ \ \ \ '
ir. r//1 ( t \ \ \ \
! ; 2 ' - ' : ; i
- . . . . .
WE NOT- ONLY CUT CHEESE BUT WE CUT
PRICES ON OUR GROCERIES. WE CUT OUR
PRICES V/HEN WE MARK OUR GooDS. THERE
ARE TWO WAYS OF CUTTING PRICES. OUR
WAY IS TO GIVE YOU GooD GRoCERIES FoR A
FAIR PRJCE RATHER THAN GIVE YOU POOR GRo-
CERIES AT ANY PRICE. WE SELL OUR GOODS
FAST. THAT IS WHY YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND
FRESH THINGS To EAT AT OUR STORE.
RESPECTFULLY , ,
> . . . y
.
f s
1
1 0
" 'I'
1
.
Farm Implements
. . % -
-
, We sell farming implements as well as other , . -
merchandise at , reasonable prices. % ' * .
Call and try us.
,
3ROOKSTON NEBRASKA. : , MAX E. VIERTEL :
"w
DEALER IN EVERYTHING. ' : "l-
- - "
-
. . . . . fir .
1 r. ,
. GO TO THF
AJ VJ J.Jr JL i J. 1 Y - - .
, 1
d t
1 1 .
FOR -
J
. I
'
Good Clothing , ,
j Shoes and Oxfords ,
. , . . .
j
. Gent's Furnishings | ,
; AT RIGHT PRICES ' .
1 .
. . .
I. ,
> .
< THE FAIR
, r .
' *
5 Phone 145. H. W. HOENIG , Propr. p
e ; = = - = : ; .J .
b&T
Stetter & Tobien , Props. , t , ' "
r' hi ' 1
DEALERS IN
All Kinds of Fresh 1 .
I'
and Fait Meats. . . . ' '
Vill buy your Cattle , Hogs ,
' 'oultry , Horses , Mules and
nything . you . have to sell. _ _ i _
. - -