Used and praised by the most
competent and careful pas
try cooks the world over
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of
Tartar made from grapes
BULLS FOR SALE
Registered Hereford Bulls for
Bale at all times of the year.
SUKHY SLOPE STOCK RAKOH
Simeon - Nfbsaska
W. H. Stratton
* Dealer in
.FLOUR & FEED
Generai Merchandise
PHONE 125
cor. Hall & Cath. Valentine , Nebr.
F. M. Walcott Cli-.cr M.Walcott
Walcott & Walcott
Attorneys
Practice bofon1 U. S. Lund Olficc and all
Federal mid State courts.
Valentine Nebraska
atLaw
Attorney- -
Office front room , second story ,
over T. C. Hornby's store , Main
street entrance.
Valentine Nebraska
Dr. M. F. Meer ,
DENTIST
Rooms over Red Front store
Valentine - Nebr ,
Dr. D. W. Suniner
DENTIST
Hornby Building
Phone No. 173.
Valentine Ledge No. 70 ,
A. O. U. W.
Meets 1st and 3id Momlny in each
month at Fraternal Hall. All
Bretbern are cordially invitee to he
present ALBERT F WEBB , M W.
TAMES 0. QUIGLEY , Recorder.
Felch's Restaurant and
Lunch Counter
Come to my flew location in the
'
' old Morey building.
Home Cooking
Highest Cash Price
PAID FOII
5 HIDES AND FURS <
At Mrs. Moon's old
stand , Lockwood Bldg. MOREY
.MONEY ! MONEY !
Do You Want a Bargain m
Town Property ?
" " " I have three properties that are
.bargains and I am going to sell
.them at a bargain to some one who
; jias a few hundred dollars laying
idle.
idle.I
I want to build a good building
for a printing office and will sell
property cheap , to carry out my
-plans.
Come and see me on any kind
;
.of a property deal. I want money !
I. M. ETCE ,
I
TJ7 ft * ? FJ'3.YIT'3'&TF ! * S ff\f * A W O
VAiEN i iNL LOCALS
Remnant sale at the Red Froi t.
D. A. Hancock was in town.yes
terday.
James Good fellow purchased an
isolated tract of land at the land
office.
If in need of wind mills or wa.-
ter tanks call on E. Breuhlander *
None better made. 42-tf
Dr. M F. Meer has decided to
visit Wood Lakg the first Monday
and , Tuesday of each month to do
dental work. 19tf
Grant Bo.ver and wife are en
joying a visit this week with the
litter's niece , Miss Jessie Schif-
ferns of LaMar , Mo.
T n per cent discount on made
to measure , spring and summer
coats , suits , dresses and skirts un
til Feb. 24 , at The Red Front.
The Telephone Co. purchased a
big red building of Geo. Hornby
and moved it across the street
back of the State Bank yesterday.
I. C. Slolts and old friend ,
W. G White of Keytesville , Mo. ,
are in ( ov. n t < day visiting , the
former being called as a witness
before the grand jury.
Pay up now atl 00 in advance.
Send in a few dollars and we'll
credit you up and send you a re
ceipt. Do this before May 1st to
secure the dollar rate in advance.
For Sale : Store building north
of and adjoining "Donoher hotel
$2 50 , 3500 ca h , balan" § 50 per
mojitii like rent , or will r-jnt.
Inq sire of Charles Sparks or
Louise M. Webb , Geneva , Neb.
J. II and ( \ M. Jack , L > e S"U-
re , t'larei c * Cutcnmb , Banker
S cene , Editor Hitchcock of the
Cody Cow Boy , and several others
from Qid.\ and vicinity are yet
held as witnesses and put in their
time iiMessl.\ ! drilling around the
court lu.u e.
U. S. Weather Bureau Report
WEEK ENDING M vH. 7.1912.
Daily mean temperature 12- .
Xrmn.l temperature = .
Highest temperature : : = .
Lowett temperature 7 = .
Uange of temperature . " 2 = .
Precipitation tor veck 0.9 of an inch. v
Average for 2:1 : years 0.21 ot an inch.
JOHN J. McLfeKN. Observer.
Swing Day In Siam.
diy is one of the boys' most
popular holidays in Sinra. It is a fes
tival that takes phicu once a year. The
great fun is on that day. but the boys
find pleasure in practicini ; and getting
ready for it through the whole year.
Swings are set tip on high poles , and
a short distance from each swing
stands another pole marked with a
waving banner. Just below this ban
ner hangs a purse filled with gold ,
which is the prize.
A boy seats himself in the swing and
moves back and forth until he gets
well started , and then he brings him
self near the precious prize. He has
oue chance given him to reach out and
seize it in his mouth. If he succec-ds
he keeps it. If lie fjils he is obliged ,
tu jump from the swing and slide
down the pole while the crowds jeer
at him. If he catches the purse a rope
ladder is put out. and he walks down
fit in a dignified manner , while every
body cheers heartily.
\
Grand Jury Still in Session
Many of the people in town last
week have gone to their homes ,
hiving finished their work here as
w nf'Ses or petit jurors and were
exc u-ed
The yra'irl jury\took up the Sel
lers murder case las ? Thursday : md
the examination of witnesses con
tinued throughout the week , and on
Monday the case was resumed.
Some jurors and witnesses went
home to spend Sunday but ; a large
number remainel in town.
The grand jury seems to be mak
ing a thorough investigation and
evidently are goi-'g to the bot-om of
the case as well as they can to find
a motive for the hanging of Charles
S -Hers and who were the guilty par
t es.
es.The
The grand jury holds secret ses-
s'ons and no one gets any informa
tion as to their questioning of wit-
ne ses excepting each witness as to
h s own testimony. Many people
hive asked us to tell it all but we
cm tell uot.hing except the .final
findings of the jury in e-ich case
coming before them. The jury has
bjen working industriously and
saveral cases were disposed tpf last
week as will be noticed by the rec
ord of cases as given here that came
up before them.
Miss Hazel Council of Gordon has
been acting as special correspondent
to the daily papers and has sent in
several interesting accounts which
the people from afar will read of
this town and county. Miss Coun
cil has found material for several
good newspaper stories and keeps
pretty busy interviewing somebody.
Monday , the story was circulated
that she was a private detective for
somebody but nobody seemed to
know whom. Especially those who
did not know her business began to
eye her with suspicion and closed
up like a clam when she tried to
engage them in conversation. This
seemed strange to Miss Council un
til she was informed of the suspic
ion in which she was held when she
enjoyed a hearty laugh.
State vs Kelly S pence , indicted.
State vs II. E. Chamberlain ,
indicted.
State vs Thomas Brown , con
tinued to next term.
State vs Geo.M. Tracyforgery ,
grand jury finds not a true bill and
defendant discharged.
State vs Dennis Quiver , horse
stealing , indicted
State vs Albert Rfiiraenschneid-
er , cattle stealing , indicted.
Charles P. B re-pee vs Henry
Bnrnemari , court finds for defend
ant.
Z"lla Rlodgot vs Jas Mungan ,
dumurer sustained , | ilvniif } ' ex-
Nettie. J Wai ling ford vs A. J.
"Wallineford , divorce , granted.
Edwin Rngjre vs A. EVhet -
-rnne , appeal , defendant confi-s ed
judgment § 98 0.
Joseph P. Kre.vcik vs C. & N.
[ J. , jury finds for plaintiff , § 5i9 ,
motion for new trial overruled.
H A Fox vsEo aSteinbrecher ,
loreclosure , confirmed , deed ord
ered.
Application of John ( jr. Yander-
pool for chme : of surname ,
granted.
Edith While vs Even-tt White ,
divorce , granted.
Mary Cassin Lines vs Charles
Lines , divorce , granted.
Lulu Edna Pa.i ne vs Oliver
Simpson Payne , divorce , granted.
James S. Bo.ver vs Vivian Boyer -
er , divorce , granted.
Frederick A. Peterson v- Laura
M. Prtetson , divorce , granted.
ft ( F. Harrington vs Cherry
county , set ! led by agreement for
81125.
State vs John M. Tucker , adul
tery , jury reports not a true bill
and defendant discharged.
State vs Buel Woodrum , taking
horses out of pasture and working
them without , permission , defend
ant pi ads guilty , sentenced to
jail tiO days at hard labor.
State vs H riry Schaefer , cattle
stealing , indicted. I
It having been made to appear
t > the < -nu r rht John M. Tueker ,
the p'e-'nt fO' i ' noi-n y. is
disq \ W n nd ,
was Btf&iateti Iv tbe cvurt to act L
Old Crow , All Leading"
Hermitage Brands
and Bottled
Guchen- Under the
heimer Supervision
Eye of the
8SSS SfSSk s
Whiskeys. U. 8. Gov.
pise handle the budweiser Beer.
ENRY STETTER , Propr.
as county attorney.
State vs Joseph Ettl , cattle
stealing , indicted
TEACHERS' MEETING
March 16th , 1:30 : P. M.
Music.
The Teacher and the School ,
Chaps. 21 to 23 , Prof. Eiton
Discussion of Presidential Out
look , A.L Potter , C.W.lIusted
Woman Suffrage , pro and con
Miss Joyce and Carroll
Great American Educators ,
Miss Brown
Music - Alice McLean
Ethics for Children , eighth
year - Miss Gordon
The Old and the Xe.w Wom
an - Emma Anderson
Girls as WageE'irner < = ,
Clara E. Webb
How May the Co. Supt. Be.sfc
Aid the Rural Teacher ?
Mrs Eit/iEtter
How May the Rural Teacher
Best Aid the Co Snpt ?
Mrs. Noy Lena en
Music.
Notice to Stallion Owners :
The 1911 stallion registration
law requires all males , pure bred ,
erosp-bred , grade of jack to he ex
aminerl by a State Inspector.
An inspector will be at the Dono-
her hotel in Valentine a * 8 a. ra. on
March 1C , and afc the hotel in
Oookston at 3:15 p. m. on March
10 , and afc the hotel in Cody afc 8
a. m. on March 15 , for the purpose
of inspecting all stalloilsmd jacks
that have no * been inspected in the
vicinity of respective townnamed. .
Horses should l > e brought to the
nearest point mentioned above.
<
The inspection will cost $5.00 for
each animal and will Ix-gin at , time
set d'ich day Copies of the law
mny he had from W. ft. Mellor ,
Secretary Nebraska Stallion Regis
tration Board , Lincoln , Neb
The Only "Dolly" Type
Machine Alade
That has absolutely no operating
mechanism attached to the side-
or top of the machine
Equipped with specially design
ed reversible wringer , which is
operated by the same motor that
operates the machine , and enables
the washing and wringing to be
done at the same time
The motor , together with all
operating mechanism , is mounted
on a ra tel frame underneath the
body of the machine , out of the
way of the operator Tins n etal
1 rune is rigidly attached to the
legs and insures perfect alignment
of the gearing and reduces the
amount of power required to oper
ate the machine to a minimum.
Only one Lever to Operate
The machine and reversible
wringer under positive control of
the operator. The wringer may
be operated at the same time or
remain stationary while thd ma
chine is washing the cl"tl PS. The
only Dolly type machine pitted
with special 1-inch drain faucet at
the bottom for drawing off the
waste or making permanent con
nection with the waste drain if de
sired.
15 davs * free tria1 tn r-i-n
you "f thp irji'i-iu M
' Ur1 FT * in A HiT O
FTXIT'TP IF IT FAILS
Your Money Back If You
Are Not Satisfied With
The Medicine We
Recommend.
TVe are so positive that our
remedy will permanently relieve
constipationno matter how chronic
it may be. that we offer to furnish
the medicine at our expense should
ir , fail to psoduce satisfactory re
sults.
It is worse than useless to at
tempt to cure constipation with
cathartic drugs. Laxatives or ca
thartics do much harm. The.\
cause a reaction , irritate , and
weaken the bowels and tend lo
make constipation more chronic.
Brides , thfiir use becomes a habit
that is dangerous.
Constipation is caused by a
weakness of the nerves and mus
cles of the large intestine or de
scending colon. To expect per
manent relief you must therefore
tone up and strengthen these org
ans and restore them to healthier
activity.
We want you to try Rexall Or
derlies on our recommendation.
They are exceedingly pleasant to
take , being eaten like candy , and
and ideal for children , delicate
persons , and old folks , as well as
for the robust. They act directly
on the nerves and muscles f the
bowels. They apparently have a
neutral action on other associate
organs or glands They do r.ot
purge , cause exclusive looseness ,
nor create any inconvenience what
ever. They may be token at any
time , day or night. They wilh
positi\el.\ relie\e chronic'or habitual -
bitual constipation , if not of surgi
cal variety , and ihc myriads of as
sociate or dependent chronic ail
ments , if taken with regularity
for a reasonable length of time.
12 tablets , 10 cents ; JJ6 tablets , 25
cents ; 80 tablets , 50 cents. Sold
in Valentine only at our store
Tiu Rexall Store. Chapman , The
Druggist.
Send $2 to The Lincoln Daily
N -ws and they will give you their
(
Birgain Rate , Daily News , Inde-J
pendent Farmer ( a weekly ) and
P 'ultry Topics ( a monthv ! ) . all
three papers from now until April
1 , 1913 , for the § 2 You can have
the papers mailed to separate ad-1
dresses if you want. Tins will
give a live , fearless daily paper
through the. primaries , presiden
ts' ' election and i ext , wit-tor's'
lejilatu'Y < H ] want a Lirir oln
dulv and here is the bigge i bargain - !
gain ever < ffered. This offer is
nor good after March 28 A. five- !
passenger touring automobile \\ill
be given to the person sending in
the largest list of subscribers at
this cut price before March 28. i
Every fellow is limited to his own' '
county. With a couple of weeks'
work you can earn a whole . \ ear's
salary , ( jet your friend- . *
you. Send in your own Milr-crip-
tun today and let us tell \ ou all
about it.
For rheumatism you Xdll find nothing
better than Chamberlain's Liniment.
Try it and see how quickly ic gives reJ J
ALtTHESeMEN-HAVE
kWQRKED-FORTHE
SAFETYOPYOUR-MONEY
NATIONALMNK
Copyrieht 1901 , by C E Zinmernan Co. No. 39M
IN order to furnish
proper banking' protection ,
President Lincoln and his
first congress established
(
| the National Bank which
operates under government
supervision.
From time to time addi
tional laws have been
passed under the different
presidents shown above
strengthening the protec
tion a National Bank af
fords.
Thus the confidence and
security that comes with
the possession of money
in the bank is greatly en
hanced when it is in a Na
tional Bank , ' for here it
has safe-guard
every pos
sible for human ingenuity
to devise.
Jn selecting a bank in which
to deposit your savings or
surplus funds the one thing
to be considered is safety ,
and we ask for your busi
ness only on the basis of ab
solute safety. Call at our
bank and let us explain to
you how safe your money
is here.
First National Bank
Valentine , Nebraska
Guardian's Sale.
Notiiis ln'rc'oy Ivt-ii thiit In piirxunnpr-
of tin unl-r of tinHon. . H" . II. WVsttwr ,
Judiif nfthr- District C'onrt of f'hi'rry Ooun-
ty. X * Mrn < > ki. insult * in the 2."itli tlsiy of No-
vi-inh'T. I'.Ml lor tinsalt - of mil i'-tit ' here-
inn ft rdf-rrihffl. then- willold ! s t pub
lic vanillin * to tlit- highest bidder Tor ca.sh
at the front door of the Court House in thr
Village of vhil'-ntine in said County on the
dtli day of April. I'.Ml' st the hour of ten
o'clock a. in. tinfo .ov-in decril i'd ral
e-tate , to-\vit : outh Half of Xo-tli Half.
Ho.ith Jialf. Section Hi. Southeast Quart- ref
So'itin-Jist ( Jnarter. Hectlojs ! i. West Ht-l of
Nor i invest ( Quarter. Sivtion l.'i. 'rn\viiiiup : > l ,
Xorin. Itsini'is.Ve - > t.Ch rry County , Ne
braska , upon tin * lollowinv ; triii > : out
Irtlf cash and the balance on three to Il\e.
years time with interest at 7 per cent per
annum , secured by first morttfa e on .saltl
Hid sale - , \ ill remain open one hour.
"W. II. JlatUey , uarciian of Frank \V. Had-
ler. in. nor In ir of Irene K. Hadley , formerly
Irene E. Miller. decei > eI. bv
9 :5Valcott : \Valeott , His Attorneys.
REX DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
IMieves gas in stomach , distres.
after i atinjj , Mr mach nervousness
dizziness , headache , heartburn ,
heart palpitation and other ail
ments caused by faulty digestion.
Price 25c. Prepared by United
Drug Company , Boston , Mass.
Sold in Valentine only by G. A.
Chapman. The Rexall Store.
"Why He Was Late.
"What made yon so late ? "
"ImetSmithson. "
"Well , that is no reason why yon
Eflonld be an honr late getting home to
supper. "
"I know , but I asked him how hecas
feeling , and he insisted on telling 539
about his stomach trouble. " x
"Did you tell him to
Iain's Tablets ? "
"Snre , that isvhat ha needs. " Soft
by