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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-07-31


The house rate Of 8-10th of a cent per
pound was restored on round iron of less
than 7-16 OF an inch In diameter and bars
or shapes OF rolled or hammered iron not
specially provided for.
The aot,se rate on iron in slabs. blooms,
etc., lass finished than iron in bars and
moro advanced than pig iron was also re-
storsd.
The rate on iron bars. billets. etc, in the
manufacture of which charcoal Is used as
fuel, wac made specifically at $12 per ton.
In paragraph 1H the senate rate of 2-10
cents per pound on iron or steel anchors
waS Increased to ~ cents per pound. the
horse rate. The other amendments to the
paragraph made by the senate were ac-
cepted.
Paragraph 100 reads as follows:
Hoop or band iron, or hoop or band
steel. cut to lengths or wholly OF partly
manufactured into hoops or ties. coated or
not coated with paint or any other repara-
tion. with or without buckles or fastenines.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-07-31

Paragraph 391. relating to manufactures
Of silk, Is changed so as to modify the de-
scription of jacquard figured goods by pro-
viding that they shall be made on LOOMS"
and that they should be dyed in the yarn
and contain two OF more colors In the fill
ing" The rate Is left at 50 per cent ad va
loren.
Paragraph 302. in relation to cotton
thread and carded yarn. was amended by
the conference 50 as to provide that thread
colored, bleached, combed. etc, so as to
be advanced beyond the condition of
singles by grouping or'twisting of two or
moro single yarns, on all numbers<exceed-
Ing 20. and up to 50. are made dut1able at
onc-quarter OF a cent per number per
pound. and on threads of the same class
numbering 80 and above. three-tenths of
a cent per pound per number. In the
original house bill there was no division as
to numbers. all being made dutiable at the
rate of three-tenths of q cent per num-
Der per pound. The senate left the house
rate OF three-tcnths Of cent on the first
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-07-31


There were Comparatively few changes
In the sundries schedule. The senace
amendment on btuminous Goals fixing the
rate of CT cents per ton was accepted with
out change.
The house rate of one cent per thousand
on loose matches was restored.
The house rates on haircloth were re-
stored
The senate rates on jeweiry were re-
tained.
The house provision In regard to dia-
monds and other precious stones was re-
stored.
Paintings. drawings and statuary were
again made dutiable at 20 per cent. ad va
loren.
Free List.
The following changes were made in tho
free list:
The provision allowing cattle, horses.
sheep. OF other domestic animals strayinc
or driven across the boundary line of an
other country for pasturage purposes. to
be brought back free of duty is modified SO
as to continue this privilege for the specf-
fed time of six months.
The conference restored to the free list
the house paragraph on books and engrav-
ings imported by authority of the United
States for the library of congress.
The paragraph relating to the free intro
duction OF books, libraries and reason
able furniture of persons from foreign
countries was altered 20 as to provide that
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
General Teachers Association.

The regular meeting of the General
Teachers Association of CHERRY coun-
ty at the high school building Satur-
day was one of the best and most in
teresting ever held in the county,
about sixty teachers and visitors being
present. The program was carried
out in its entirety as published in this
paper a few weeks ago, all those hav-
ing places thereon being present ex-
cept Chas. Reece and y. G. Stevenson
who were to have discussed the sub
jects presented by Mrs. Saloman and
Miss Callen, respectively. Two SEES
sions were held, one III the morning
and one il the afternoon, and the
various subjects aSa,sttd tor plespnta-
ton awakened considerable interest
Miss Efner's paper on 'The Teacher
OF the Future" was perhaps the best
one read, though al were good
Owing to the cl0Wded condition OF
our columns we will lie unable to pub
lish the papers in full a. has been our
custom.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29

Sociologists should study the diff
ferent names given to crime according
as the criminal moves high or low in
society. j minister never commits a
crime but what there are plenty oi
people who will say that CHS mind
IA a blank during the whole pro
cess q bank wrecker never fees from
justice, he "seeks ~secIusion in order to
recover from an attack of nervous
prostration;" a rich woman is never a
thief, she is q "kleptomaniac;" a
society MAI never cheats at cards, he
makes "a mistake in the deal;'' and so
on ad nauseum, What q mocke1y it
allis, anyway.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29

Mr.. Verley'S people On returning totheir nome
at Burweil, Garfield county. this state, from an
extended overland trip, and while encamped
near VIM. Dahlgrin's IN the Rockford vicinity
LOST their Youngest child, aud only daughter, or
the 21st inso. Age ! months and II days. The
family thus heavily afflicted nave the sympathy
OF a large circle of friends in this part Of tie
county, and especially in the Rockford com
munity, by whom they are esteemed with se!ti
mentS oS warm regard.
You have pressed down the lids DER her eyes so
blue.
And brushed back the h II from her brow,
Nuu have pressed y0Gr last kiss on her dear
little face.
Your darling has gone from you now,
Her poor little hands crossed over her breast,
tfeF sweet childish voice nuShed forever.
And those ieat little feet rllt never were still
nave passed over The beautiful river.
Among strangers you have laid her in the
churray4yd There.
She has gone TO thlt fair land Of joy early.
But WAS ever q sorrow more sad and hard to
bear,
Think NOT OF the stroke that laid her so low,
u her little form now gr)wn S , cold,
But think of The beautiful realms Of love
Where she eFespS DER the ~paYementS Of gold
Your darling has gone from your he arthstone
away,
On this earth You will see her no more,
Let this comfort you when your heart calls for
ner:
She is safe on that beautiful shore.
She has only gone on to that beautiful land.
as all of is sometime must do.
And you'll ind by the side of that beautiful
strand.
She is waiting and watching f IF you.
LuRA GALLoP.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29

One never realizes how homely d
man is until he sbaves his face clean.
The last week or two has been pc
cuiiarly fatal to hirsute growth, the
balmy spring breezes causing the
whiSkers TO disappear even as the chi
nook meits the SHOWS on the western
plains. One shining example of these
statements is c. K. Brewer, the erst-
while handsome and debonair pharma-
ciSt at Quigley's drug store. We never
before realized what an Improvement
a few hairs on the upper lip and flow-
ing locks on mans poll were. Brewer
now presents a good profile of McKin-
ley, a back view like Fitzsimmons,
and a full face which resembles the
0 with a crack in it. Another
victim is W. F. Bulls. but words are
too weak to describe the impression a
view Of his countenance inspires. His
best friends turn their heads when
they see him coming.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
U. $. Land Office valentIn.. Neb.

NidEtI 0I, 1885,.
Notice is hereby given that William a. Yaryan
of KirkSyflle. Mo-, has filed notice OF intention
TO make final proof before the register or receive
er AZ his Office in Valentine. Nebraska, on Tues
day, the lsfh day of ilay, 1897, ~ timber culture
application No. 800. for the nKnel4 n%nWA of
Sec. 81. Up. 26n, Il BOW.
He names as Witnesses: William Pullman,
James Hgrnan. Albert Runner and Timothy
Falbey. all of Pullman, Nebraska.
Testimony OF claimant will be taken before the
Clerk Il the Circuit Court for Adair county 1t
his Office in Huntsville. Missouri. ON NAY 10, 1891
Also. Herbert ROherts, Of Chicago. H.. I. G..
1872. for the eH5eA and eHneA See. Is, TIP. 28n.
k 36w.
He the following witnesses to prove his
continuous cultivation 81 said land: William
Pullman. a bert Runner. John NJ. Yaryan and
Timothy Faibey, all OF Pullman. Nebraska.
Testimony OF claimant Will De taken before the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Cook ounty, at his
Office IN On cago, Illinois, On May -, 1877.
Also, Jacob r. BemiS. of GAINESVILLE. WIS TIC.
1870. for the s1aneA and sAnw}4 Sec. =, Up. ZSu,
L. 36w.
He names the following witnesses . prove his
COZ iinuous cultivation or said land: William
Pullman. o 3 ~. iarya1, Albert Runner and
Timothy fai0ey, all OF Pullman. Nebraska.
Testimony Of laiman wi be taken bsI0re the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Rock County. az
hiS,of1ce III GAINESVILLE Wisconsin, or May 10 1871
Also, albert Runner, Of PuilHan. Ne0r.. TO.
3Oi3, Tor The 5lzseAl and slzsw44 sec. %. Up. Z3l.
L. 36W.
lie names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous cultivation OF said and: vii lam
Pnllman DANES Har a J0hn M. Yaryan anu
Tiinotny Faijey. III OF Puilnl.h. Nebraska.
Also. j In NJ. Var. an, OF Puiiri n. Neb., +, G.
soll Tor The n1ssel4 and si2iieAa sec. 20 TIP. .,
X. %.
H 1ages ~ tel'o1,- = -:.nesses - r-9rs II,
CONTINUING ~ ilT+E o. = a=tu tzlG; Hl
c- 1@L6s -szl AAe9E. sL1
---asLr s2-11L ~ LA-ea %e1a5G
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
NiObrara Falls.

Vote for the court house boni5 or stay at
home and plant corn.
Henry G rooms and wife are visiting re latives
near Sparks.
Frank Reece says be is going to plant potatoes
this year.
John Adamson and wife We're in town Sunday
to have their children christened and a,tend
Easter services.
Richard Grooms is on the sick list this week.
Says he has the grippe.
The writer spent the day very pleasantly last
Friday with Uncle Joe's" family.
Kelly seems to have plenty of relatives bn
they are a careless set. Wake mp and write.
BAD Boy.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
John I. Rallard, of Codr. Nsbr.
Land once at valentine nebraska ,

GPiH 20 1897,
Notice is hereby given that Henry Van iear,
OF Br0wnlee. II Or. has filed notice 0f intention
t0maEe final proof before the ttsgist"r or BE-
ceivcc at his of'ce in Valentine. Nebr.. OF Ssc-
urday the fzth dar Oh .iuue. 1924. en timber cul-
ture application No. 1878. for the lots y and So
neA Sec. s To. q II IL. % ".
He names as witnesses Adam Marin. Nils
Anderson, Thomas = Johns aud Gustaye Wepd
Ter, all OF Br9Wnlee. itb. also:
Mis- Anderson, of Brownle7. Nebr.
I'd, 1895 for the nwll Sec % Tp Is r. %.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his cenJinuous residence upon, and cultivation
vi, said land, viz
Adam Martin, Thomas F.. Johrs. fenry Van
Leer and Gustave Nend!er, All Of BrOwnlee,
NebT., also:
Adam Martin, Of Browniee. Nebr.
I'D sTa3 for the wIsueM Sec II s AseN and SC
HsWh See 2 Cp Is y %.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz:
Gdstaye Wendler. Nils Anderson. Stuart Tat
and AlOnZo G. ayers. an nf Br0~nlee, Nebr.
1913 g. GLOVER, Register.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
u. s. Land Office. Valentine, Nebrl


March 25. 1897
-NofiHe IS hereby gi"en that the olloWfng-narn-
Ell settler nj fled notice Of his Intention To
maze hnal prOOfin support OF his claim. and
l!iat said prGOl will De made before Register and
1891. viz.
Charles E. Roberts. of Cody, Nebr.
. 9@7l for Lots 3 ana / and So nwA Sec.
I tn. 81 n l. 70 W.
he names the following witnesses 70 prove his
contlnU0gS residence upon and cultivation of
said land. VIZ:
Fred iaybee. oscar starr. Isaac y. Garner
and Jesse ". learner, all OF Cody, Sebr: also
Jesse W. Garner, Of Cody Neb.
= E No. 1865 for Lot / neAnw,6 & w1,ne15 Sec
81 TIP 35I Z % W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF.
Cha les F.. Roberts. Fred Mavbee. Isaac n
Corner and Patrick Sullivan all of Cody. Neb
l0-lo C.E. GLOVER, Register
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
No &c.
u. s. Lana NihCe Valentine Neb.

AprlI 8 1897.
Complaint having been entered at this office
abandoning MS Homestead eally No. i0i,.,
dated luIs 22ud, 1885 upon the sly 4swl4 asU No
iWM and.hFHse4 -ec7 Ep 2Ju z - u 9th
VI. In CderiY county Nebraska VITA u view 30
the cancellation Ot said GaJry tine sid parties
are her9oi summoned 10 appear III this ONCE @ t
inc 4Lh day Of ulit 1897, u 10 O'Clock a. m, {,
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
Testimony Of Witnesses to ~ taken before
Robert LuCus Commissioner of the. U.-.Co. al
Cooper. Nebraska OIL The - day Of May 1881 ii
10 O'Clock am.
n-14 C. R. GLOVER. Register.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
q. g. Land Office Valentine. Nebr.

Marcn, 25th 1897.
o. Cody, NebT. filed notice of intention 10 make
bhdi proSf before the Register or Receiver at
MS 0ihceln Valentine, Neb., on Mon law the
lt1th day OF May 1897, on timber culture appii-
cat'on No 7459. for lot 4Sw4nwA & wkswK
ne names as witnesses: William Burris. of
Merriilln, web, William Ballard, of Cody, Neb.
EStn mel ballard. Of Eerriman. Neb' and
George Scliadboldt of Cody, Ne6. also:
Nathaniel Ballard, of Merriman, Neb.
7; c. No 1926 for the nwlz See 81 To 90 n r asu
he mines as witnesses: William 3urris. OF
aerrimdn, Nebr, William Ballard, Ulysses g.
also: ON1' HC"'
William Ballard, of Cody, Neb.
See % Up 32n x 36w. '9H"4
ne names the following witnesses to prove hi,
said land. viz: W.
c ciiiam B 8nr OF Merriman; Neb.. Ulysses
ana Nathaniel Ballard, OF BIerriman. Seb
lOIo CIR. GLOVER, Register.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
U. s. Land Office Valentine Vebr.

Notice Is Lereby gwen that James A. wilson,
Of LaPlatte. Nebr. Ia fled notice OF intention
to mike final proof before the Register or Re
ceiver at his Office III Valentine. Neb on Thurs
application No. 1888, for the neg See. So Up. 3On
Il 81 w,
He names as Witnesses: Oscar W. Mcdaniel
Ely ID Valentine. Andrew G., ward Rld john D.
LtdrlAan. ailUi WOOD lake. ,epr.
Testimony OF claimant will ~ Fate1 before
5le CLERK OF the District Court o. 5lrpy Co8nty.
II lis OtIiee in PapIlliOn. N-brasfa. IN JHle 10,
1897. 1918 T.. Il. GLOVER, Register,
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
U. y, Land Office Valentine Nebr.
--.N AN-N no.

Notice is hereby given that John G.. Bollong,
Of Fairhayen. wash igtOn has filed notice of IN
tentiOn 10 make final proof before the Register
or Receiver " his Oh .'i1 Valentine, Nebraska
on SATURDAY tine 2Jth day Of Nay, 1897. on tim
Der culture application No 1885 for tie nwh Sec,
Is tn ON r q W..
ire names rs witnesses; John Harnan, waldo
X. Grant. George Keller and Erans r. Fands-
grfft all OF BrGWlIee. Nebr.
Testimony Of claimant will be taken before
the cl-r% Of the District court for WhatcOm
May q 1887.
1918 G. r. GLOVER, Register.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
Us. Land once at Valentine. Neb.

ApII u 1871. 7
Notice is hereby given that the fo~Ilawing-nam-
ed settler has FLED notice Of his intention TO
make hnai .'rool III support OF ais claim, and
that SAID proof Will be made before Register
aud Receiver at Eaieutine, Eebr., on June
14th. 1897 VIZ
William G. Bell, OF Pullman, Nebr.,
lid 1904 for the sHaseA and s1asvl4 Sec % Tp.
% K 80
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
90 %utIhiUHs ftsidence UPON. ANA cultivation Of.
said and. viz:
RO ers, Juseph Cuiberlson and 5amu. MCLEAN,
o. Pullman, Nebr.
1919 CIR. GLOVER, Register.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
THE BRANCH

Last week George Reinert extended
the olive branch" of peace to us, and
we gladly reached out with both hands
to accept it, when, great gunsl we
found that the end of the branch
which we so cheerfully grabbed was
full Of thoEns. This is only in keep
ing with his many other acts, SO after
recovering from the shock we eX-
pressed 10 surprise. He intimates
that we have been fighting him ever
since he came to town, bpt anyone
who takes both papers knows that the
%mtination is false. For six months
he has never failed TO say something
every week to our detriment. Until
within a few weeks we paid but little
attention 20 The fiDgS. He censures
us for asking patronage from popu-
lists and whiningly pleads at last, us
he willing now that we should have
patronage from the democratic land
Office and county judge!"
But all of this is as nothing com
pared to the infamous lie which he has
for months taken delight in rolling n
der his tongue and splitting out to The
public in various forms. viz: That the
edisor OF THE DEMOCRAT is q republi
a il reality but is masquerading as
democrat tor reTenue only. Reinert
knows that nothing more untrue was
ever uttered, but for the sake of "har-
mon" at the earnest solicitation OF
friends we have refrained from ON
batting the charge. In 1891, in 1892,
and again in 1896, prior to coming to
Valentine, the editor was employed
upon republican papers, bat 9aecer in
all editorial capacity, and was never
looked upon as the author Of the policy
of the papers. This is the only foun-
dation for the charge. Reinert learned
his trade while in the employ of the
last paper we worked for, the Aims
worth Journal, but we would eve
accuse him of being a republican be-
cause of that fact. He is like the
robber who runs through the streets
with his booty in in his pocket crying
"Stop, thief" in order to attract atten-
tlon to an innocent party. As a stool
pigeon for republicans he has been
successful in stirring up strife among
the fusion forces OF the county. More
than one instance of his regard for the
party of Mckinley could be shown, but
one will suffice:
Under our law delinquent lessons of
school lands must be notified of their
delinquency in certain instances by
publication. These notices are given
out by the commissioner of public
lands. Reinert could not publish the
notice, SO be by u~nderhanded methods
prevailed upon J. V, Wolfe, a man
whom we assisted in electlng to the
Office he holds, to send this notice to
The Republican, and that paper is
now publishing it. How could he
better show his loyalty to the party of
Mark Hanna? Ask Treasurer Crabb
about this little matter. Ask any well
posted populist in Valentine if it is not
a notorious fact that Reinert has been
ever since his advent here, a close
companion of the republican. Ask
them then what they think about it.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29

There will be a special session of
Northern Star Chapter No. SO, o. E. =.
saturday, May lst at 1880 p. IN for the
purpose OF eiecIing delegates to attend
the district conVentihn to be held at
Norfolk, or Thursday, May 9th 1897.
All members are earnestly requested
to be presens. BY request,
w. w. THOMPSON, See,
Mrs. MAGGIE WALCoTT, w. NJ.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
U. 8. Land Office Valentine Nebr.
Anri1 1e 1907
ntine il harnhr niren III

Notice is hereby given that
Louisa Grant, formerly Louisa Sa!Zmann
of BrowI,lee. Nebr has fled notice Of intention
TO maze final proof before the Register or Re-
ceiver at Lis Otfic- in Valentine. Nebraska, On
SATURDAY. the 29th day o. May, 1897, on timber
culture application 30, 1872. for the w&uez sell
peH ana nell nwAt Sec 2S TIP I'm K DIV.
she names as witnesses: John HaInan. John
Salznan. Peter 5, ROueche and John o.. Kane
oil of Br0Wnlee, Nebr.
1913 CIR. GLOVER. Register.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
U, s. Land Office. Valentine, Nebraska. !

NIarCn. ZZnU 1871.
Notice is hereby given that Nicholas Goschey,
OF kiIgore, Nehr, has filed notice of intention TO
make final prOof before the Register and kecei
yer at thier office in Valentine. Nebr.. on We'd
nesday the 5;h day of May, 1897, on timber cui
ture Application No 1897. for the ne14 Sec 50 Up,
3fn i 3lW.
He names as WITH asses: Frank KiudciK ovsk1,
of kilEore. Nebr. HIrhard X RajuSfOrd. stan
islaw KrafewskI and Robert SChulZe OF NehZel
Nebraska,
8H CIR. GLOVER. Register.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
On June 5, 1897, there will be

On June 5, 1897, there will be q
meeting of the newspaper editors aud
publishers Of the SIKH Congressional
district held in Valentine. Arrange
ments have been mase Nhereb, all ex
panses Of the boys, hotel bills. etc /,
will be paid, If they win furnish their
own transportation. a first class pro
gram is UeIng prepared, aud We Will
assur those who attend d spieluIo
time. Let everyone agltate this meet
ng. Invitations hav- been sent to
every editor i'll the di trict, and If you
did not receive one, ii is an oversight
and not m intentional slight. Come.
and bring wives Al d daughters or even
81 eethearts, and they will be made
welcome. Walch tUr further az
nouncements. but III The meantime.
notify the committee that you viii be
here.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
The people Of Valentine would like

The people of Valentine would like
to know where Reinert stands on the
court house question. The people Of
Cherry county would ike to know
where he stands on the recount fraud,
and the populist party would like to
know where he stands on the question
of fusion with the republican party.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29


Ea addition to sAe yis:c II
Groceries srAicA z recently
opemea Gt assy eta afand ois
Main Street. r scigk Hereafter
cas'"y u steel: Of No!jons---
Lacea, RB5ons, Needles end
Thread. BwFfosas, EecEfies,
Socks, Gvef0yEs, Umdersceas',
efc-.-o.d z respectfully SO
Iicis sA0se Of yOsss' trade.
J. M. CARPENTER
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29

Notice Is hereby given that T have fled with
lie CierN Of lle Board # TIila.e Trustees Of the
village OF Valentine, Nebraska, q petition ac-
2ompanIad by 2 bond duly tested, said p ltiiiUn
PRAYING that u license may be issued to me to
Sfllage OF Valentine, Nebraska. for the wear
ending May +. 1885. z JOHN BoRHAN.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29

Live stock properly kept and intel
;ligently managed viii come nearer
keeping the average farmer in funds
than any other form of rural industry.
In, certain sections some special kinds
of work. such as truck farming, dairy
ing or sugar beet culture, will. prove
the salvation of thousands, but the
cowa and the SOW will continue to lift
more mortgages, in the corn belt al
least, than all other agencies com
bined. Keep good ones and they will
Eesp you.-EyuDgis Tribune.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29

This paper VIII be mailed regularly
to its subscribers until p definite order
GO discontinue is received and all ar
rears are paid in full.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that 7 have filed with
the Clerk OF The Board of village Trustees OF the
Village Of Valentine, NebraShl, a petition ac-
cOmpalied by a bond duly tested, sad petition
praying that II license NAV b. issued 20 me To
Sell malt, SPirItuOus and vinnus liquors in sad
Village Of Valentine, Nebraska. Tor the year
ending May /, 1898. II HENRY STETTER.