Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, January 12, 1911, Image 8
3t& General Merchandise , Hats , Caps , Boots § ' and Shoes , Notions and Furnishing Goods. Flour and Feed. 4 | HORSES FOR SALE. Wood Lake , * VS fcfi rm Livery , Feed and jj Sales Stable/ . . * f Wood Lake , Nebraska 3 Special Attention to Hunting and Fishing Parties. . rrtftf * nr ? * -ffrrcrrrriif * H. A. LY : . ( Successor to Wclker & Lyons ) Wood Lake , Nebraska Am still doing driving and freighting. Special attention to hunting and fiching parlies. A. . O ( Successor to Ed Young. ) Full line of Groceries and Dry Goods , Millinery Goods and Ladies' Furnish ings. Boots and Shoes. Hosiery. Men's Clothing and Furnishings. . . . . . . FLOUR , FEED ND COAL. Wood Lake = Nebraska. F. J. \ / GENERAL FARM' . . I and LIVE STOCK EC" Satisfaction guaranteed and prices reasonable. Thirty years ex perience in the Eastern slates. Will go to any part of the State. Write me , or dates can be made at this office. Box 826 Rosebud , South Dakota ; Contest Notice. i U. S. Land Office. Broken Bow , DepemhT 19 1910. t * A sufficient contest affidavit having beeii liled In Ihls office by Orson Legsett. contestant , auainst Homestead entry No. 5121. serial Eatinper , conteatec , in which it is that Cora Katinger ha ne\er estiiblisbt-o a boria flrte residence upon suid trict and has wholly abandoned th ° i same for a nm H ) of more than , six months last past and that siid : tracts are not itsidert u on. cintivat-d , nntrovetl or irra/ed bv snid clnimant us r * quhvd by law , Hiid that all of said failures exiat at the present time. Said parties ar ? hereby notified ro appear , -respond and nflVr evidence touchinsaiu allega tion at 10 o'clock a. m nn February 1. lull , 'before John A. McMillan , clerk of Hie district court , "at Thertfoi'd. IMVbra kn , and I Jut. final hearing will be held at 10 o'ci * ck H. m , n Keb rUary 4,1911 before i he lleglster and Receiver at the United Slates Lund vilice in Bioken Bow. Nebraska. The said contestant having , ina proper affi davit lUed Deceinr 1 ! ) , 1910. set forth fajts & which show that a t-r due diligence personal 5 5M service of Jhis nolle * cannot be made , it is 5fc hereby ordered and directed that such notice l.e fc , given by due and prop-r publication. Jarius M. AmsberrKerwer. . .Record address or uitryinaii , Thedfoni , Xeo. fc 51It K In the County Court of Cherry County , Ne braska. ; In the matter of the estate of Edward O'Connor , deceased : A duly verified petition having been filed in my o'fflce , praying for the probate of the estate of Edward O'Connor , deceased , with ' out administration , and it satisfactorily ap pearing to me that the statements made in said petition are-true , it is hereby ordered thata hearing on said petition be had on the 21st day of January , Hill , at 11 o'clock a. m. atmyollice in Valentine , Cherry county , Nebraska , at which time all persons inter- terested in said estate may appear and show cause , if any there be , why said petition should not be granted. \ Witness my hand and seal of said court , this 4th clay of January , I'.tll. JAMES O. QUIGLKY , [ SEAL ] 523 County Judge. . .Notice of Probate of Will . in the county court ot Cherry county , Ne braska. - STATE OF NEBRASKA , I hb COUNTY OP CHERRY , ) To all persons interested in the estate of . , Margaretaiolst. deceased : i On reading the petition of Christian Hoist , -praving that the instrument liled in this"court on the : : $ rd day of J ecember , 1910 , and purporting to be the last will and testa ment of the said deceased , may be proved and allowed , and recorded .as the last will and testament of said deceased : that said instrument be admitted to probate , and the - administration of said estate be granted to himself as executor. It is hereby ordered that all persons inter ested in said matter , may , and do , appear at the county court to be held in and for said county , on the 14th day of Januar } ' . A. D. . 19.11. at 10 o'clock , a. m. , to show cause , if any there be , why. the prayer of the petitioner - "should not be' granted , and that notice of the > . peridencv of said petition and that the hear- . in.g thereof be given to all persons interested in said matter by publishing a copy of this order In the Valentine Democrat , a weekly newspaper printed in said county , for three 'successive weeks prior to said day of hearing. "Witness my hand and seal ot said court County Judge. . \V ! lcott i Morrissey , attorneys. ' 51 j ! * jEvery family has need of a good , ro- ; yiiiible liniment. For sprains , bruises. soreness of the- muscles and rheumati pains there is none better than Cha : berjain's. Sold by Chapman , the dn Order of Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Administrator. In the county court of Cherry county , Ne- I braska. State of Nebraska , ( County of Cherry , i bs To the heirs and to all persons interested in the estate of John Cavanuugh , deceased : On reading the petition of William Cava- naugh. praying that the administration of said estate be granted to Hugh J. Donahue as administrator : It is hereby ordered that you , and all per sons interested in said matter , may , and do , appear at the county court to be held in and for said county , on the 21st day of January , 1011 , at 10 o'clock a. m. , to show cause , if any there be , why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted , and that notice of the pendency of said petition and that the hearing thereof be given toall persons inter ested in said matter by publishing a copy of this order in The Valentine Democrat , a weekly newspaper printed in said county , for three successive weeks prior to said day of hearing. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 4th day of January , 1)11. ! ) [ SEATy JAMES C. QUIGI/EY , 5- : & County Judge. M. F.-Harrington. attorney. "I had been troubled with constipa tion for two years and tried all of the best physicians in Bristol , Tenn. , and t they could da nothing for ine , " writes 'Thos. E. Williams , Middleboro , Ky. "Two packages of Chamberlain's Stomach ach and Liver Tablets cured me. " For sale by Chapman , the druggist. M'LEAN NAMED AS SENATOR Former Governor of Connecticut Will Succeed Bulkeley. Hartford , Conn. , Jan. 11. Former Governor George P. McLean was the choice of the Republican caucus of the members of the general assembly [ or ' to is istl tl tltl tl tlS S ] t ( United States senator , defeating the I present senator , Morgan G. Bulkeley IS S ( Mr. McLean will be formally elected by the legislature next week. The unofficial of OJ official vote was : McLean , 113 ; J Culkeley , Gl , 0n VYJ Wood Lake Department 4 ADVERTISING RATES : Locals or reading notices 5 cents per line each Insertion. Display advertising 50 cents per Inch per month each issue ; Jl.CO per inch per month double column. I Otto Micheel was' a business caller Saturday. J. B. Leader visited at home a few da.ys last week. S. R. Reed was 0:1 the sick list a few days this week. Theodore Vian has gone to Lin coln to attend school. Chris Wooster was in from the Sawyer ranch one day last "week. Albert Holden came in from the Leader ranch after a load of freight. Miss Bess Dillon of Ainsworth was the guest of Mrs. Edythe Latta recently. . * i BudKlingaman ! is visiting at the parental and also made a business trip to Valentine. Don Parker is quite ill of ton- solitis. It is hoped he may soon be in school again. Chet Emery went home on'ac- count of the illness of his children who have measles. Miss Norma Kirk man has re turned to Newman Grove to enter upon her school duties. Miss Birdie Fogg left Sunday night for her home in Valentine , after a two week's visit here with friends. Miss Grace Waggoner left Saturday - urday for Sparks where she began her school work after a two weeks vacation. Mrs. D. A. Hancock went down to Ainsworth recently to have dental work done and visit her numerous friends. Misses Ethel and Echo Ralya left Saturday for Sioux City to enter a music"college. , They ex pect to be gone until June. S. R. Reed of Iowa attended the sale of the " 21" ranch. Mrs. R ed vyas unable to accompany him as she had expected to do. Nick tick and wife and Wash Honey and wife Jeft Friday night for Florida , where they expectto spend .the greater part of the win ter. Hazel Klingaman is quite ser iously ill at her home this week. Dr. Tische is attending her. She is somewhat improved at this writing. Jack Hickman and family ex pect to leave in a few days for Arizona for the benefit of Mrs. Hickraan's health. The best wish es of all go with them. The son of Herman Bradiijger and wife is very ill. They brought ! = ie little one to town Saturday and Dr. Tische is waiting'on him. We wish him a speedy recovery. Little Nile Latta is out of dang er now. It was feared he might not recover but Dr. Tische soon brought him out of danger and he was able to sit up at the last re port. Roscoe Ward is greeting friends in Wood lake and visiting his sis ter , Mrs. Walter Tinkham. Ros coe says Wood lake looks good to him and especially one of our citi zens ( a lady ) . We understand Geo. Dew and family are to soon depart for Gor don where they will reside in the future. We are sorry to lose these excellent citizens but wish 'them success in their new abode. i Prin. H. E. Paine was unable enter upon his school duties Monday owing to illness. We have not learned what his illness but are < under the impression that it is quite serious as he is in the. hospital. We wish him , a speedy recovery. Miss Grady is teaching the high school. Mrs. { Latta is also unable to be at her school dut'es owing to the illness her liitl boy.Mrs. . Andrew Johnson has kindly helped us out jji this vacancy and MisS Hazel Shannon has cha'rge of Miss Grady'sroom. Nellie , the second daughter o Rev. A. F. Cumbow and wife , I3ied January 5 , 1911 , at her home twenty miles southwest of Wooc Lake,1 Nellie had been in ver.y poor health for several years and after much suffering has founc sweet rest at last. The funera was held at the church and the re mains laid to rest in the Woodlake cemetery. The deepest sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones in this sad hour. -Roy Klingaman and wife have left for a few weeks' visit with the latter's parents , Milt Latta and wife until Roy is able to walk about. Soon after their arrival at Hackberry , Mrs. Kiingaman was taken sick and at last reports was very poorly. Dr. Compton was called Monday and she was rest ing easier when he left her. Ro.v is getting along nicely with his broken limb. We wish them both a speedy recovery. ALL [ SOU ET IN MEXICO Official Dispatch Announces That Complete - plete Tranquillity Reigns. "Washington , Jan. 11. Senor De La Ban-a , the Mexican ambassador , re ceived the following telegram from Enrique C. Creel , the .Mexican minis ter of foreign affaiars dated Mexico City : "Guerrero h s been occupied by the federal forces. Rebels are in full flight and are dispersing in small bands. Complete , tranquillity reigns ov.er all the republic. " Fort Dodge Man Fatally Wounded. Plornellsville , N. Y. , Jan. 11. A ' man who gave his name as James Nor ton Schenck of Fort Eodge , la.vas shot in the Imperial hotel here and probably will die. Schenck told the authorities that he was shot acci dentally , but rsfused to give the de tails. Schenck had made arrange ments to purchase a job printing of fice. Schenck is twenty-five years old and had considerable money. Stubbs Would Reform Courts. Topeka , Jan. 11. To alleviate "the ( law's delay and mistrial of cases , " Governor W. R. Stubbs in his message to the Kansas legislature recommend ed that the state law be so amended that nine jurors out of twelve shall decide lef cide all civil cases. se lef hi So tie ed lef of > ' Avoid drudgery in the kitchen in cleaning pots , kettles and pans , in ) scrubbing floors , cleaning wood t work , xbath-tubs and keeping things Sin . clean throughout the house. Old Dutch Cleanser has revolutionized 1 house work. This new , handy all- as 'round Cleanser does the work of all old-fashioned ' cleaners put . * together. C'fc vvt Clean Sc ar\d Polishes ofFt * in the kitchen , pantry , dairy , bath fei rooms , 'bedrooms , parlor and 3a throughout the house. It keeps tic clean and from everything spotless , tai milk-pails and separators to wood " floois , wood-work , bath tubs , etc. The Easier and Quicker Way. Wet the article , sprinkle Old Dutch Cleanser on cloth or brush and rub L well , rinse with clean water1 and wipe dry. teen Avoid caustic and acid cleaners , on With this new Cleanser you can get re through your housework in half the fime and "with half She labor f formerly required. ( Go TJr er ( lat Furniture and Paints and Oils , Cattle Undertaking Goods Dip , Stock Foods , etc. on Bros. , Lumber Hardware . , Machinery , - - ware , Harness , Saddles Wagons , Buggies and a full.line of Haying Tools , Windmills , . Pumps , Pipe , etc. Full stock of Posts and Barb Wire. Wood Lake , = = Nebraska Co. . , General Hardware , Wagons and Machinery. . . . : - * * f A complete line \of [ * t , Harness and Saddles Household and Kitchen Furniture Lumber and Eenee Posts WOOD LAKE , NEBRASKA I E. M. Faddis & Co i Valentine or Kennedy. Some hranded * - on lelt Horses branded left shoulder " < > r thiph IS Some Rome branded minded on rhilit thigh 'Ml or shoulder. shoulder n thish P. H. Young. Simeon. Nebr. Cattle brandeo as cut on lef c side Some Q , yon left side. on left Jaw of V horses. tanpft on Gordon Cre"k north of Simeon , JST. S. Bowley. Kennedy , - Neuraska. Same as cut on leff , ilde and hip , arid on eft shoulder of heron - ; on eft aide lip. ] V d hnska ing peK either side up ) on eft side or hip. p on left jaw and left shoulder f hordes , QJ QJQ on left hip of horses. f on left jaw of horses C. P. Jordan. Eosebud , SD Horses and cattle same aa cut ; also CJ BE JJ on right hip. ilaiipe on Oak and Butte creeks. A liberal reward for information leading to detection of rustlers of stock 'earingany of rh sebrands. E. M. Terrill , Propr. - Brownlee , Xeo. * \ rattle branded as in c-.t on left side. Some branded II T V on k-ft hip. Kange on North Loup river , two mil s west of Brewnlee John Kills Plenty. Francis Mis- inn , Rosebud. D. e branded sin cut ; horses ame or Jjvj on ft thigh , Kanee etween Spring and Little IThite river. Co-umbus ! Man Injured. Columbus , Neb. , Jan. 11. Wi chroeder , who fell frora the cornice the new high school building at 'tillerton , a distance of about fifty ect , was brought to this city , as his larents reside here. While his condi- icn is very serious , hopes , are enter- ained for his recovery. Rebels Taken. Honduran Port. Puerto Cortez. Honduras , Jan. IL report has reached here that the evolutionary forces of General Man- Eonilla have captured Tela-a port the gulf ccast of Honduras , and marching on Ceiba. Pp.tisrene Etectsd Senator in Ohio. Columbus , O. , Jan. 11. Lieutenant overnor Atlee Pomerene t7as elected tailed Stotes senator by the vote of very Democratic member of the legis- iture. Albert WLipple & Sons. Rosebud S , D. Cattle branded SOS on left aide OSO on rlirhtside Some cattle also have af on seek Some with A. on. left shoulder and' some branded with two bars , across hind nuar- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i _ teis. Some Texas' cattle branded O ou left side and some ; on left side. Horses branded SOS on left hip. Some cattle b-anded AW r > ar connected on both sides and loft hip of horses D. M. Sears. \ < Kennedy'Nebr. ' i Cattle branded o3on.cut.lefi side f Some on left hip. Horses same on left shoulder. Range Square Lake. Nebraska Land and Feeding Co. 3artlett Richards Pres Will G Comstocki VvP. Chas C Jamison Bec&Treas Cattle branded' any part of animal : also the following brands : branded tbft same * Range betweea Gordon on the FJ3. &M. V.B. R.-ard Hvannis on B & M. R.R. in Northwestern Nebr. RARTt.KTT Kir.IlAUna. EILswonh. Nebr Sawyer Bros. Oasis , Nebr 0.1C. Sawyer ' , . . . charae of theee' cnttle. n rsei. I'Mqnleftshnul- der. Somel left side. . . , Horses ! same left thfgh. Kange on Snake river. Metzger Bros. Koife Nebr Cattle branded anywhere on left side. Earmark , square crop right ear. Horses have same brand on e/t thigh. f Range on Gordon and Snake Creeks. A ' Reward of $250 will b ? paid to any ptrsoritor 'information leading to the arrest and final conviction of any person or. persona stealing * w.il with al > nvw brand. " " J. A. Taryan. : Pullman , Nebr 'Cattle branded'JY on right side Horses braodetf JY on right shoulder- Heasonable tjsward lor any information leading to the- re covery of cattle strayed from .tny range. * - NEGRESSES MLBTGAGE sotis Alsn Include Hearts and Bodies ItrDoc- ument Filed to Secure Payment'cf $23. Gcdsdcn , Ala. , Jan. 11. Rosio- Par ker and Annie \Yarden , negro women , mortgaged "hecit , body and soui" to W. L. .Lampkin , a negro merchactrfor ? 20 worth oFdry gooas purchased.'by them. The mortgage was filed in'the clerk's oSIce of the probate court -bore. No ntner security is mentioned in the paper. Although such a mortgage is not legally binding , all parties toithe contract appeared perfectly satisfied. Commander John F. Lufay Dead. Washington , Jan. 11. Commander John-R Luby of the protected cruisar Des Moines died on board that" vessel in the Vicinity of Cape Verde islands. fTae navy department , vras sdvised : of Commander Luby's death in a dis patch received from the excessive .of- ficeV of the Des Moine&