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. .t cities. 1'hevay to prove this , we ask you all to call
Ih and see for yourselves. Don't forget to call while we
" , have all sizes. .
_ We have just put in a. great line of V\T \ under Hose
for Men , Women and Children. They are guaranteed
{ F : four pair to wear four months - $1.00 per box. If
' they don't , come and get a new pair. . .
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Three Star Hennessy and Dreyfus Bran ! ies , Imported
; Gordon and DeKuyper Gins , Guinness's Extra Stout
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, W. B. Hammond had a boy born
Tuesday. Bob McQuade two girls
same date.
J. A. Bremmer returned from
Michigan , still on crutches , but
getting along fine. '
In Lumber we have the largest
stock and th lowest prices.-
LUDWIG LUMBER Co.
, Street sale Sat. Sept. 8th , at 1
o'clock. , List your goods with T.
W. Cramer or YV. E. Haley.
Col. ) C. P. Jordon , of Rosebud ,
is in the city , with two sons and
two daughters who are departing
for school.
D. L. McLean state commis-
sioner { or South Dakota , in the ap-
appraisement of Indian lands came
into the city Tuesday to interview ,
a dentist.
Roy Phelps , df O'Neill , whom I
many of Valentine citizens remem-
ber , kindly wou . a first prize geld
medsl at the'Nebraska State Photo
graphers convention held Sept. 30 ,
in Lincoln.
Fred Wright , who has been
employed on the DEMOCRAT : the
past ten weeks has gone to Port- .
land , Oregon , where he has a
brother , and expects to find em-
ployment there. He is a good
printer having worked at the busi-
ness 30 years.
Chas. A. Ruby , of Valentine ,
delivered an address at the Els-
mere Fair Sept. 30. Mr , Ruby
is the democratic candidate for
county attorney , a young man of
sterling qualities , 'and who de
serves the support of all men
desiring clean politics.
Judge J. C. Quigley was mar-
ried to Miss Sylvia Killian. of
Wahoo Thursday Sept. 2S , 1910. ,
and arrived Valentine , Saturday
night. An extended account of
the wedding was given in the
Wahoo papers. Sorry space and
time.this week forbids copying.
Frank Cole and family , of
OmahaS bave moved to our city to
speed the winter , and expect to
try Cherry county farm life in the
spring. Mr. Cole is a printer and
is era ployed } for the present on the
VALENTINE DEMOCRAT. They
have moved into the Pete Simons
house for the winter.
Markerr has returned to work
on the DEMOCRAT after a vacation
of ten weeks , in which he worked
at the carpenter trade and lathing.
It has been a good rest for him
and he is feeling like a new man.
He has been our foreman for over
eight years , and we are glad to
have him back at work. He grew
up in the country and his ability
and acquaintance makes him more
vabluable as a printer here than
any new man we've tried. He
knows what to do and can do it.
On Tuesday evening Oct. 4th. ,
Mr. : Fred W. Hinton and Miss
Bessie R. Hauver were united in
the Holy bonds of matrimony in.
St. John's church , by Rev. W. W
Wells. Mr. Hinton has a ranch
near Cody. The couple took pas-
senger No. 2 , for a short stay in
Omaha , when they will return and
make their home at the ranch.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Hauver and is one
of Cody's best and most popular
young ladies. The parents of the
bride also Mr. : James C. Quigley ,
a particular friend of the groom ,
were present at the ceremony.
The Democrat joins their many
friends in hearty congratulations.
A GOOD POSITION
can be had by ambitious young men
and ladies in the field of " 'V irelass"
or Railway telegraphy. Since the 8-
hour law became effective , and since
the wireless companies are estab-
lishing stations throughout the
country tljere is a great shortage of
telegraphers. Positions pay begin-
ners from § 70 to § 90 per month ,
with good chance of advancement.
The National Telegraph Institute
operates six official institutes in
America , under supervision of rail-
road and wireless officials and place
all graduates into positions. It will
pay you to write them for full de.
tails at Davenport , la. , Cincinnati ,
0. , Portland , Ore. , or Memphis *
Tenn. 35-5t
For bowel complaints in children al
ways give Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil.
It is certain to effect a cure and when
reduced with water and sweetened is
pleasant to take. No physician can pre- j i
. scribe a better remedy. For s le by i i
Chapman , the druggist.
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A car load of Weber wagons ,
must be sold at once.
LUDWIG LUMBER Co.
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W. J. Taylor , democratic can-
didate for congress , spoke to a
large and attentive audience Sept.
29th at the Elsraere fair. Mr. :
Taylor is one of those square sort
of fellows ] ] whom it is a pleasure
to meet , and one in whom the peo-
ple of the sixth district can place
confidence that their interests will
be honestly protected , a man who
will always be found lighting f for
bettp.r government and that which
is right , with equality to all and
special privileges to none.
Elsmere third annual fair was a
great success , exhibits were bet-
ter than ever before , both in quali-
ty and quantity. 124 first pre-
miums were awarded , on grain ,
grasses and vegetables of different
varities. A large attendance both
days. Music : was furnished by
the Nelson Vallpy and Elsmere
cornet bands . led by Prof. Weber.
Sports of all kinds , and something
doing all the while , and all went
home glad that they attended.
The judges on agriculture were
Frank Driscoll , of the I. 11. Com
pany Geo. Beebe , of Enders Lake
and Jess Ewing , one of Thomas
county's best farmers.
Blind Boone Concert
Nk
If you like to hear some thing
real good , don't fail to come out
and hear Blind Boone Concert Co. ,
in Qijigley's hall Tuesday evening ,
Oct. 11 th. ' Tickets on sale at Chap
man's drug store at popular prices.
St. Nichols Church.
Services will be held at the
Catholic church as follows ) :
In Valentine ' , on Sunday Oct.
23rd 1st mass at 8 a. m.
2nd . mass at 10 a. m.
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Benediction of the Blessed Scc- :
rament after mass.
Instruction for the children at
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fh. Crookston on Sunday Oct.
30th , Leo M. BLAEUE ,
Hector.
, Diarrhoea is always more or less prev-
alent -during September. Be prepared
for it. Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is prompt and
effectual. It can always be depended
upon and is pleasant to take. For sale
by Chapman , the druggist.
Proposed Constitutional
Amendment
The folk \vinp pioposed amendment to the
constitution of the State of Neurasfcsi , as herein-
after set forth in fail , is suliinitted to the elect-
ors of ihe State of NebrasKa , to be voted upon
at the general election to ho held Tnusdar , Nov
ember sn : . A. I ) . 1010.
"A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend Section !
one (1) ( I ) of Article even (7) ( of the Constitution of
the Slute of Ne raska.
Be it Enacted by the Legislature : of the State
of Nebraska :
Section 1. ( Amendment Constitution pro-
posed. ) That section one (1) ( of article seven (7) ( )
of the constitnlion of the state of Nebraska , the
senate concuning , be so amended as to read as
follows :
lection 1 ( Who are electors. ) Every male
citi/.en of the United States , of the age of twenty
one years , who shall have bee n a resident of this :
state six months next preceding the election and
of the county , precinct or ward , for the term
provided bylaw sha'l be an elector ; provided.
That per - nn" of foreign birth ) who shall have de-
clnred l their intenthn to become citizens coin-
formably to the laws of the United States and
are voting at the UKiny en > ct of this amend
ment may contiiuic to exercise the right or nff-
rage until such time as they may have resided
in the United States : ) live years after which they
shall take out full citizenship pipers to be enti
tled to vote at any succeeding electi' ) n .
Section 2. ( Ballots ) That at the general elec
tion nineteen hundred and ten (1910) ( there shall
be submitted to theelectors of the state for their
approval or rejection the foregoing proposed
amendment to the covstitutiou relating to the
right of suffrage. At such election , on the ballot
of each elector voting for or against said pro-
posed amendment , shall be written or printed
the words : ' - 1 - or proposed amendment to the
constitution ! relating to the right of sufrt e , '
and 'Against said proposed amendment to the
constitution relating to the right 0 f suffrage. "
Section 3. ( Adoption. ) If such amendment
sir-ill be approved by a majority of all e ectors
voting at such election , said amendment shall
constitute : : section one (1) ol article sevtn (7) of
the constitution of the state of Nebraska.
Approved / April 1,1909. "
I. Weorge ; C. Junkin Secretary of State , of the
State ot Nebraska , do hereby certify that the
foregoing proposed amendment to the Constitu
tion of the State of Nebraska is a true and cor-
rect copy of the original enrol-ed and engrossed
bill as passed by the thirty-first session of the
legislature of the State of Nebraska , aij appeals
from said orminal bill on file in this ofiice. and
that said proposed amendment ii submitted to
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the iualilied voters of the state of Nebraska for
their adoption or rejection at the neneral elec
lion to ho held l ou Tuesday , the 8th day : of No
vember , A. 1) . 1910.
In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto ! set
lilY hand and alllxed the groat seal of the State
of Nebraska. Done at Unco n , this ! ! uotli dat or
, Ju' ) ' . in the u'ar of our i.oru. One Thousand
Nine Hundred and ; Ten. and of the Indepeiid- I
ence of the T" ' > itKl States the One Hundred
ana Thirty-filth , aim of this State the Forty- 1
fourth.
iKOKGK C. JUXKIlf 1
(14L ( ] Secretary State' :
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THE with dog and gun will have full sway.
We also handle a full line of Shot Guns and
Rifles. "Winchester" and "Remington" are two
of our best makes.
Hunting Coats , Caps and Hats are now on
display in our window and may be bought at a bar-
gain. Now is the time and the Red Front Hard-
ware is the place to get full value for your
money.
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you are looking for a new Suit or Over
IF coat or anything in the line of Men's ' or
Boys furnishings , don't forget to stop .
at the Fair. We \ have a complete line of -
Men's : , Boys' and Children's Clothing and
prices range from $1. 75 to $28 per Suit. '
Talk about Ladies' and Misses' Skirts.
& Well , we have a new line and they are the
? best in town. In Voiles , Panama and Ser
ges at $3.50 to $15 , also a large line of '
. . Ladies' , Misses , Men's and Boys' Sweaters.
If you must have a tailor , made . suit ( for men or ladies )
remember we represent the Garden City Tailoring Co. ,
and there is no better tailoring house in C licago. We
guarantee a fit or no sale. Come in and 1 ) ok over e
j line. : No trouble . to show goods at
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June l , ISM. : August : J2 : , IW" ! .
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
( Successor to Bunk of Valentino. )
Valentine , - Nebraska. .
SURPLUS CAPITAL - - $25.000 25.000 A General Banking . . , Exchange
Uudivided Profits 4,000 and Collection Business : : : :
C' ' . H. ( OOKNKI ' , , Proflldunt. . . .
! ! M. V. N tetoLsoNCashier.
J. 1' . Jlny , Vice President. Miss GI.KN HOENIG , Ass't Onshler.
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Poultry , Horses , Mules and
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Digestion and Assimilation.
It is not the quantity of food taken but
the amount digested and assimilated that
gives strength and vitality to the system.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets invigorate- stomach and liver
and enable them to perform their func
tions naturally. . For sale by Chapman
the Qrug { ) ist.
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Good 4roomhouse with stone . , !
cellar , for sale cheap. House
strong , well built and warm. \l ill
sell cheap if taken at once. Cash
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I. M. Rice , Valentine. tf - : !
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