Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-03
Farnham & Dikeman buy hides and

49, ooAAy Civ bhANoo SAAO -
done the foul matter is absorbed and
poisons the system. Use Herbine to
bring about regularity of the bowels.
Price 80 cents. J. H. Quigley.
Pearl P. Hass,er, formerly of the
Steinaur Star, came up from Pawnee
City this week, and is visiting with
the edito and will probably accept a
situation with this paper. Pearl is an
all round newspaper man, and should
he ever approach you on business for
this office, he will do so with full
authority.
Edmond George, who was sent to
the penitentiary for cattle stealing
after getting a new trial when he was
convicted of receiving stolen cattle,
has been sent home again. and is now
at large on his personal recogizance.
He will probably be released entirely
at the next term of court. The supreme
court says that one conviction multi
fes the other, as it was impossible fol-
him to be guilty OF both charges.
Colonel Matthews has knocked the
persimmons'' in the cattle business.
The Colonel sold his white face steer,
"Bock" on last Saturday. The ANNA.
weighed 1,150 pounds and brought the
sum of SLIGO. The steer was a long
yearling and of the Colonel's own1ais-
ing. All the ''fine guessers" on the
''exact weight" of cattle missed fire
when the steer was weighed.-Hyan'
mis- Tribune.
For burns, cuts, bruises, decorations
or injuries Of any description, Bal
lard's Snow Liniment is a sovereign
remedy. 1t never fails to do good,
and so promptly that its wonderful
curative properties frequently Gre
ate surprise. Price % and so cents.
J. H. Quisley.
Rev. Ramsey preached his opening
Sunday morning to a good
congregation. He is q line preacher,
his thoughts coming readily and r
expressed in clear language. His
ideas are broad and his references
gives evidence of being well read not
only in the sacred word, but ancient
and modern literature. We believe
we echo the thoughts Of many when
we state that Rev. Ramsey made a
favorable impression Sunday morn-
ine.-Rushville Recorder
The Longtime District Epworth
League convention will be held at
Atkinson on Nov. "A. Is and is. Rev.
a. F. Cumbow is president pro tenn
and will deliver a sermon on the even
ing of the 14th. On the 18th the Rev.
w. Hudspeth will talk on ''Knowl-
edge is Power" and Rev. Cumbow
will tell about the "Epworth Idea of
a Good Time" On the next day Iva
Elmer will define the "Relation of the
Active Member to the League" and
Mrs. Geo. Hornby the ''Relation of
the League to temperance" Alto
gethcr about forty names appear on
the program.
Robert Good came down from Val
entlne Friday night to rest from his
great intellectual labors in getting
out a pop paper. AS usual he visited
this office. as the foreman found to
his sorrow when he discovered the
loss of his makeup rule.-Longpine
Journal.
The facts are that while we were
talking politics to Editor Bates, the
of the shop, L. NJ. Bates
got hot and gave the job printer, Luke
NJ. Bates, a roasting, and that indi-
vidual turned in and lacked up the
compositor, L. Manning Bates, and
to get even the latter kicked the
1evil, Luke Manning Bates, and !
made him drop the makeup 1uie in
The hell box, and if Foreman Bates
will look therein he will find the mis-
ing article.
neutrality-suspicious. can't hold a
indie to a popocrat whea it comes
talking politics.
Infant mortality is something
rightful. Nearly one-quarter die
'efore they reach II year, one-third
'efore they are five. and one-half be-
ore they are fifteen! The timely use
f Whites Cream Vermifuge would
ave a majority of these precious
YES. Price p cents. J. II. Quigley.
The following is a report of the
chool in district 81. for month end
lg Oct. =.
Those neither tardy nor absent:
-lvin Hoffman, Vera Wilson. Carrie
Iilson, Ernest, Charlie and terdman
sherman.
Those not absent: Seward Wilson. !
[yrtle Richardson.
Those cot missing over one or two
avs, were Emma and Jennie Ander- 7
N, Alma Osterman and Jessie Hof-
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