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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
RAIN DELAYED
CORN CARNIVAL
Good For Nheat Bpi Tough On
the Street Fair

TIE nrsg a. ~ ll.e Carnival waa
spoiled % RAN. EssFytiue vas IL
readiness for the grand opening, which
had % b. psagloord until ins ~eathsf
cl aFs 20
Tie tand came out aud plAyed 4
fe9 select ions, but even that didn't
stop the rain.
TIE foffiisse teller, Tie paimisi and
Mise. n.e lesnoaade maker. Ssfs al
drowaed out, and many of ths nlce
decorations wsrs spolssd
hnt one thing about this carnival 4
the fact thar il eau uait untSl ths
rain + over. - L lasts bong enough .
inciuds suishne and rain.
When uie weather cleafs up tie
carnival vii b. put on according 70
psaanm
Miss Cara Grain. of Osusgo. arrived
today 70 ysdt her friend Nls0 Anna
Robbins
Three and 3 hair inches q rain fell
hcrs iaAt nlglf, making Csc inch
rain fall since NondaY night
IS payeapoft elfmet from Ada
LAT night
Don't fag q rad aaI Round oak
add to-day fnzse lids. a Fur Ca.
y. & Burgess and his daughter Miss
E3Fa arrived lhls morning from Pryor
Greek. Miss ImVess IS tls Maid Il
Honor 60 tie Qaeen 5f ihs carnival
elected by tie eiflrsus u Pffur Greek
ChaN A Davidson has eaaor al
piani un sxhltelon AZ tlse palAee that
j. Interesting atd worthy ol goar notice
lt Is seventeen seet ia height aud was
grown 81 his home Ia This city
II ls dinrait % cafe a cough or free
Yourself from tls dlscomf0us 20 a cold
unless rou move ihs bowels lee
Laxative HoueY and Tar acts oil the
boes.s and drives All eo.d oar of tha
yNem For Group. shaopiug cough
colds. ami sIi lung and bronchial afea
fi0us. 60 fsmflt IA e1tal to fhe arIel.
nal hee Laxative Honey and Taf a
l.iqaM Cod Cure Sold nyA Il Qweu
Druggist as
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
The Heaviest Rails.

The rails on the HeH LINE road
around Philadelphia are The hehyloat
rails used on any railroad III the
world They weigh ita pounds 10 tbs
yard aud arc Il pounds heavier than
any rails ever used before They ars
hallasted in concrete. and nineinch
elrders we're used 10 bind them All
the curves and spur we're made oi the
same heavy rAila, and the tracks are
considered superior 20 any railroad aeo.
tian ever undertaken. Tho rails wcre
made especially for The Prunaylsania
railroad by the Pennsylvania Steel
company An ofncef of the railroad
company states that this section of
roadbea will last foF Is years elthoat
repairs International Hallway fauf
nal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

4 IL Ke Easy 1ob q Eind suitahis
ones-Rainta Fufniah
Many.

There used to bs story 70 the
fleet that George A. Pullman allowed
one u hia aMaghtsrp tl0.09u = yuAf foF
naming palace cars. said q New York
artniGs<t Nearly eyerY one wAo
heard The story supposed Miss Pall.
man had = slnecurs. and thai the eai
Rfy Naa mtfuly ihe Yehiels chosen b.
her father Il convey An aamual pres.
fnt 60 ber Iat n shs nnaa names fof
the thoas@sas u cars that TIE pull
DAn company built she earned her
money.
Before ! saad hesn called npoa 70
fnd ; nams for a new apartment hotel
hes naver dreamed wang hard Jon
t M
'W course ths car Names are not 80
important noT a. aiHaeuii to hnd. Ser
aii tht ears are unmbsrsd as seil ~
namsa. and tss nams is chiefly ofna.
meatal. No one ls compelled 30 re-
rsemAsf ~ Ana travellers ars NOT likaiy
70 cumplain Il they md themselves ~
siEnes % cafs ths nsmss q which are
not eaphoniqus
''nai when e comes 10 namlnr a.
ap4rtmeat hoase oF hotel Il i diasr.
snt The nAnss oarht 10 b ahort
musical. eunh0uioua. easily spelled.
easily remembered not commonplace.
not SCI wholly unknown. F0s ths sane
reason thai ; man should never name
a child for anyone sho Is s1li alive
a hotel would b better not BE- namea
Tor any popular hero u the hour.
fou hAYeat any Idea how hard II
u - and a name fof = hotel. and Il
is nfili harder 20 hn1 4 name for
hiKh=eiass apartment house Just try
20 thlnk of 3 name you would llka -
see carved in stone over the entrauee
90 family boiei yoa wefa 70 own
pr manage You mlKht uso your owa
nare Il 4 isut Junes oF Smith Or II
you dlant bfing Il from Russia of
Hungary with ynu bat IL yoaf own
name esil gaegEh known % b. easily
remembered Would g add anything
iQ the attmrtFannss q The ho4ss %
a alranwerf IL q easily pronounced
and apellsdf ka thoss tAiags aad more
are required
The aame mggt sever have been
connected aith any unfortunate event
J. musf not - Historically offensive 10
any raae nation of creed lt must uaf
have Any hpoaoa associations
Fheee are among the reasons -
many houses are named after salnla
The rtilEi0us rfeigaiees of few people
are strong enough Is make fhem ft
scuual agaiaaf a huly man af anmaa
q auasher efees and besides rev pes
ple saow enough = sAlnUB h.asfaftY
m ~ uuFeraaut uiih ihe Seeds 81
those Who have been canonlaea me
names of sainlel aomea ara more S
amh's than lhese q ssinied men -
tAc eeaswI principle fta a6men afs
mFe nier hF 81 maff ps ae ihan
men.
remember tha ar tlme u
rHNsH aha EHl name far ~
srAHatat house Is fashionable pal5
~ Nes YafE MY efm raea4sd He
ooa'rse aa3 the asusf a1de8 ~ rt.H
uhtea .ha aa8 came
has 3es Hha taaA n u0ui8 s.
dlf aH ans a880aaai ean
renEaea AEFf EsnclA Fm
far rE kat tea aHea So 81
@ t fHf Hamf
lHH#a - Iaf.aa nam
M f a haf Na 6 81
8F #f@r En h##H Wns 4wsH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

tbs plum ~ the. IHrhtAh nnpeFn.
menl ofacsa j. the AdmirAlty. which
e w0rth fls.soo a rear. ana ihe psea.
enl hai6er h stated 10 have amasaed
q fortune Of easoe.o 900 TAe minister
a foreign afnife has GA.S00 and
finance comsa next with &f.eo0 lower.
Th8 lowest salary Is that II the minls.
ter q mines, though e is FatF# high
er than that a. the premier u Eant
land. The sum u es.6e0.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

The se4u0yah club he'd lts fsgulai
meeting saturday Oet 8at tie home
of Mn Churchill, Mrs y p johnson
presided Tie neKt meeflug y ne
clnb eili b held Saturday ocf 81 ai
tae li3ae % Ms g. A. nayidan, Nh
Lucy NilI have change II thr meet ne
Following n tie pf0gau
! taflf Lie o llen Johusau Nfs.
lnfiisan.
hea johnson. the Eukllsh Dr4mat-
isi MIS- LneY
; Nolpone A Comedy Mrs. Thomp.
sln
! Bartholomew Fair. A Farce Mrs.
H8keuuf
S johnson A. Poet Nfs ptf
His AasQues Mn. Ford
Ills discoveries Mrs sanders
The SD shepherd Pastoral -
Ms GHL
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
PRESIDENT RAN ENGINE.
Msad Of Railway Company Performed
Extraordinary Service 10 His
Own Regret

HAft VIZ s9A tEsf me nov CAN -
q special tFalnf" eaaped = stranger. aa
be ran up b a rhiher plaialy dressed
mar ~ middle age who was standing
on the platform of the Bangor A Aroo-
stock railroad station n nanEaf, .
abort time as0 This railroad, BY the
way. l. the one that taps the huatins
country n the Maine woods
"Aly wife Is very sick In -- "a
anail town about 100 mslea Awayl not
eKpected 70 live" he hurrledly en-.
plained
"Yes. III "A Il for you al
right replied the other. Who hap.
penea 20 hs Prank W Cram, the
pFealaent of the railroad Incl.
aentAllg Mf. Cram Worked hia way
to biz present position frum ons " the
most humble places On the road EiE
hrst employment wiih the company
vas - an engine hosfior Then he
worked fof 3 time 10 the machine shop.
Later ae served few moathn In iel.
eEraph once Afierward be started 20
Orr 3 locomotive became az engineer.
aud F0se fnm cue post 10 another nnti.
to-day ae has sniiFe control % the rail
road and 4 said 70 Dc one of the most
praeflpai railroad men la the COUNTRY
Tbs irlcgfaphey vas away At the mo-
nssnt ana Mf crmm NAt aown AZ the
hey and seaf 3 message % the round
house ordering AZ engine and one ear
ip ~ made ready The anfeef sooa
came back from the shops that there
vas 81 eaFlneef available Mr Cram
wired that fhs engine and car BE- sent
down ca ihe station under TIE charge
% lhe freman Then hf seni mes
ssEe aiong shs line t0 clear che road
Cor a special train in the meanllms
fse pamenEef vas in the highest stats
" sxailemfnt
Waea ihe atine and car we're finally
hrsaeht up % tae platform end there
scented io he some unnecessary delay.
ua easHeer hsiag in sleht the passea-
ser eeFan . swear
~ cram Rst n 10 thls
haf Nheu ready told
taH aaseuF eaf sad
then ae al don't cfimbed
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

Tie Light eempanf wlt li8llt tfe
city during the Carnival Aad wia
tlsen taxa the alreet lamps doNn. Tie
company will make . special esiort "a
% this on accouut q Their iFionda
aud iiaae Interested IL the saccees
of tie lAmlgaE While Il uieans AZ.
dltl0tlal ekpet@a N i tiAeFcfota more
appreciated
Judge 6ill discharged the patlt jury
sor The term teiay. wiih the exeep.
gion u the pAaiel sitting Va tie Jlm
Neal maidet Ease.
WI n saith, n Alluws. i III tie
elty on business
y IS Besieli the uell known Gle.
sopA merchant died yesterday u ..
plold fever.
Tie Congregational chufch pcopls
have purchased the john sAfranek
property lssas south PARK fof : pAf.
souaee
9 II liAfloN Is here ffom nadson
attending court.
Capt. q. \. White l4Aa gina lemon
plant o. exhibition II liAa ons large
lemon ita beginning u rlpcu. Il viii
b. On exhibition during the earalaal.
Prof. Ford wa2 looking over town
tor the schDul boys this morning. lie
said about nine tentla 81 tte bosa
wefs missing,
wm Kngen wl,o had been held here
ia lAil on charge Of assault vith al
temp, 70 murder aud eas allowed to
20 in ssAfch o. houdsmsn ATTEMPTED
to akip the country bat wAn captured
az C0fsyyllle after purchasing ticket
Tor California aud u nou IA AL again
A shooting ARRAY i reported %
have takeu place ln Cheisoa laet night
" r. fufles blacksmith dld tie
shooting and IL now nndeF Affrs;
lpputg : Burns seut down this
morning % bFiug him in. nstA.la
lacking.
Harry MiiclsH i Ia Mussegee at.
tending a meeting q fha Pharmacy
Hoard u the ifsdlAn Territory
p0lica headquarters wii IL s. Gus
Cafe during the Carnival Nisit q
day one q the mafsla.s uiil ls found
there all tlis tins
Il \. sWAfts. An attorney q Chez.
s4a. ia hefe ut eEAl BUSINESS
Tiios Jordan pie man si,o lse.d ar
tila CaHlnsuiu baas las besn located
.u Tasa ana IS making his nay fo
sicxeg 0Meefs are e'ose ga iils frai.
and etQ 81 agiakt him lsfofe BE-
fsehes fiH a4snc gs Moams
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
.QUAWpAWS
HAVE ARRIVED
viii Help Entertain the People
During the Carnival.

Chief Mnskafa aud his hand of III.
dams arrived here This morning ard
Rave erected 81 Indian village on tie
Ralcli1 mili psapcrif ou the hanks q
Bon efesk They aili entertain the
people during the carnival with their
Nar And sinmp asnc.N
Tie safd 4 comprised 0f fhe iol-
lowing namsa full hlood Indians
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

tfaap 4uiekIf rr.sgtel au# ahen
irE eauE' sls uaf FaH fs e5arst +
fga Nse fas original Hees Laxative
Honey All IaE l1Hs cough fgp S
different fnM at a8New baeaUse 6
arie aH Tie taweis Na8esH naf eaHe
tfa4H alt HaHnE sh aafn eH
80 ffH EesIau -
Nlrkm oi ff r.i tHWuEha q tar.aas
flaa ihe aaees 3sfa Iak4flfe
Honey ui Tar does ghis ana cures
ali egaH ahaHthE h ple
Au eHsafes hF faefa ta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

tNe dan, HNei e0N .eg g Nam
aa aa1efbst Is r.gHt sar na htAuts
taue g mf psasa abosl ott & lH34.
aal hss tetH fiefe ever s.tes ESQ caf
lalns Hafu 81 I.aE alnca eamlns there.
Epa1sp iILKut, faaf miles north
s. sWAnan Il ml'gs east ~ ehafe1
fe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
rrankisa-wnilam..

Walter g Williams 81 CpntsfFi.le.
laaa. asd Ms Dora fAnklu pefe
aaifrs il aAuIagg af tie hQms 81 tha
bride pamnfs il tha e.tf AsF even.
las Al O'CLOCK % II II Watson aa.
e.atins 4aiIa a uaml~f q fl.eiais
stfs present. aia s8ne tffi NaHasqma
9its1ufs arfd received
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

one night i 81 the time necessary
= prove that rlneuies h the bsst
remedy u TIE sofld fof lackachs and
81 kldasy and bladder troubles. n
tgn have rheumatism 81 ans other
blood dlseAsc 4 single duse viii give
relief sold Is A n 0sena DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

v 7 Wads - TepoFled slsk thls
morning
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

piuesalte acts llke a paultiee. Best
thing iH Nlt wusl4 iof lulix burns.
etacked hands tsfisr. etc saia Is
4 II ONeus. Druggist. aN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

E4efYfhlng fou eat ulIl taste good
aud 10 euod u take hinks Dyspepsia
Tablets sold II a. ~ 0Nena dw
q, 3 Beard. y Fmnkpeft Ind.. 4
II tho cltf He lespfopssty hers.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20
Sparks Quills.

We are glad to report Grandma
Hudson improving.
Aetna Breachbill and F. Grooms
were in Sparks Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Callen went to Valentine
Saturday to visit her sister-in-law
and returned Sunday.
Levi Sparks, of Valentine, was
in this locality last week looking
after his interests in the machinery
business. He took several orders
for Irvine.
Jim Hughes was in the city
Monday. He has just finished
the addition to his house which
builds up the looks of his farm,
and the community improves as
the days move on.
The young people of Norden
we're in Sparks Sunday to unite
with us in Sunday School. Their
band came along and furnished
some good music. All brought
their dinners and had a good time.
Saturday morning H. Grooms,
Thadeous Jelly, Aetna Breachbill,
Ben Peterson and Jake Breachbill
drove into Valentine with IS head
of hogs, the entire bunch weighing
Is, 4SO pounds. The local dealers
offered the boys S4.55 which af-
terward was increased to S4.75 per
cwt., but the boys said nit. They
shipped the hogs and got $I.95 net
for them.
PORCUPINE.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20
Prohibition State Convention

The prohibition state conven-
ton is hereby called to meet at the
Auditorium, Lincoln, Neb., at 10
o'clock a. M, August s, 1905, for
the purpose of placing in nomina-
ton candidates for the following
Offices: 2 Regents of the State
University and 1 Judge of the SUI
preme Court. And the election of
State Central Committee and to
transact sucn other business as
may properly come before it.
Cherry county's representation
is 6.
Each county is instructed to
elect full quota of alternates that
the representation may be COM
plete. A. G.. WoLFENBARGER.
Chm. State Executive Com.
FRANCES A. BEvERIDGE, Sec.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20

In posing subjects for a photo,
the greatest care is necessary, like
wise in finishing. The retouching
ranks next, and the soft lighting.
We employ only experts at all
branches of the photo-making, con-
sequently we can give you the best
and the latest. Look for our regu-
lar dates.
HALLDORsON & BARNETT.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20
The EdDe of n Wind torn.

A curious example Of how sharply
the edge of a windstorm may be de-
fined is reported by the captain Of a
bark. When of Valparaiso, the cap
tain says, whirlwind came along and
passed over the stern Of the vessel. A
great sea accompanied the wind, and
every sail and movable thing on the
after part of the ship was carried
away. The forward part Of the vessel
was untouched by the storm, which
passed away in the distance, leaving a
train of foam in its wake.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20
The Weather.

In the low barometer districts
the temperature at Phoenix, Ariz.,
July is, was 104 degrees (the
highest); at Valentine, SO degrees;
at Omaha. 50 degrees; at Sioux
City, 90 degrees. In the high
barometer districts it was IS de-
grees at Calgary, 70 degrees at
Helena, Is degrees at Miles City
and Is degrees at Spokane
ld-Herald.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20

Dora NJ Keller lot in cemetery for paupe 90
A 4 Morris com fees 40 so
l. Lauter &c go
W Il Towue fees Moor case 8
" Thomas 40
:. waggoner 10
c w Rector fees LeLacheur so
l. A williams fees Tate case 80
JnO O'COnnor cert copies 800
II Buttinghaus del poll books 90
F NJ Gokey baiiiff Mich termO5 IA 90
Red Front Nero mdse go 81
hammond Bros & Stephens supplies 81 90
DR. Furay fees Schaefer case % 90
WIN Dahlgrin fees Gehrig case 10
G E O'Brien fees Tate case p
+ + Lee - " II 90
Hit & Brown livery 90
Star Livery Co livery 90
NJ W Man board pauper 50 90
J Hickman supplies poor ID 81
w Barker stationery and printing 1sG GO
j Z west mdse paper and poor % 81
Mrs W Taylor boarding jurors q 20
j NJ Tucker defndg Thin Elk 30 W
c s Reece sal. exp 2nd or III 20
State Journal supplies 262 -
Omaha Printing Co supplies So -
BOwering com fees "A ~
j l. ROSebery 81 90
Eta Brown sal pa mos, exp 2l9 20
j M Tucker sal 1st or and Apr and May 29l &C
Dr HOsclaw sal and End or 75 20
T C Horribly mdse 80
assessors LW Parker ia 90
j NJ ClarkSOn 1872 90 A Crane 02 90
Chas Lower "a 90 r S Lee 60 %
Jno Haeber los 90 S NJ Woodward 120 60
L wenslow 10 90 A A Coleman 126 90
q w williams lOS 90 Dan Barnes Ill 90
A ID Brooks As 90 r BabcOck 120 90
A c Salmon 81 80 w Williams 1Oo %
Kennedy 4S 90 w d Armstrong 80 90
E C Cole county assessor sal anO exp 456 10
Eta Brown sal 4th or Oh, LIST or %, eqp 5l3 II
G Reece sal exp etc 2S7 %
Gilman lieh, Sep o. t. Apr % 16U 90
II Savage livery D 90
Star Livery Co so
Cole Il CutcOmb mdse pauper AZ 10
A Lewis Schafer case 100 90
Johnson 4S 80
Aggie Burger II 10
Heth II Co
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20
NOTICE.
All cattle branded S7 orH3

on left side or hip or y
on left side or hip; also all horses
branded 9 on left jaw or hip,
are the property of the ERICKSON
CATTLE COMPANY and in the GUS
tody of the undersigned, as Re-
ceiver of said company.
l will be grateful for informa-
ton that will lead to the recovery
of any strays, or where a person
has gone to any trouble or expense
in recovering said cattle or horses,
/ will pay a suitable reward for
the return of the same.
G.. H. CORNELL, Receiver,
Valentine, Nebr.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20
STRAYED

From my place near Valentine
about middle of May, one 2-year
old sorrel horse colt, white stripe
in face, branded .! on left shout
der. "a MARK d. CYPHERs.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20
ESTRAYED

One streaked white mare, weight
from 900 to $50 pounds, smooth
build, small hoof, dim brand, sad
die mark about the size of a dollar
in middle of back at back of saddle
where hair has grown different
color. Had leather halter on and
was hobbled when last seen.
MIKE DAVIS, Valentine Nebr
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20
NORMAL NOTES.

Mrs. Eta Pettycrew, of Cody,
entered normal this week.
Miss Bessie Short, of Stuart
came to Valentine Monday to en-
ter junior normal.
Misses Octavia Heimer an d
Pauline Mathis, of Gordon, en-
rolled Monday for the last four
weeks of school.
We need just 13 more students
to make our normal enrolment
this year equal the enrolment of
last year. We enrolled six new
ones last week and four this; SC
at that rate we hope to surpass the
enrolment of last year.
On Monday, July 81, that great
orator of the west, Robert Nc.
Intyre, VII be with US. No orator
of Mr.. McIntyre's equal has ever
visited Valentine and no one here
who cares to hear fine lecture
should miss this opportunity.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20
The u. S. weather bureau re-

The U. S. weather bureau re-
port for week ending July 10,
shows extremes of temperature as
go on the 18th and 600 on the
18th, giving a range of $50. The
mean daily temperature for the
period was 7So which was 50
above the normal. That these high
temperatures we're good for crop
growth goes without saying, bring
ing them up to their normal con-
dition. Numerous deaths and
prostrations from heat on the
eastern sea-board at about the
same temperatures we have here,
shows a great advantage ia geo.
graphical position, for we hear of
no suffering in our midst "a little
uncomfortable for strenuous work
that is about the sum of it. The
precipitation was O.29 of an inch,
a slight loss. The total for the
month to date is 2.34 inches and
for the year Gill inches. The
winds have been about the normal,
the highest, 80 miles per hour
from the south. Thunder storms
have been quite frequent and two
of them accompanied by rain in
this vicinity.
The U. S. weather bureau crop
bulletin for Nebraska summary is
as follows: The past week has
been dry with slight excess in
temperature. The mean daily
temperature averaged for the
week % above normal in western
counties and just normal in east
ern. The rainfall was confined to
showers in extreme eastern coun-
ties. The amount was less than J
an inch, but exceeded 1 inch in
parts of Nemaha county and was
nearly inches in parts of Rich
ardson county. Harvesting has
progressed rapidly the past week
and the winter wheat is about all
cut. Thrashing has commenced
quite generally and indicates an ex
cellent crop, better than was ex-
pected, both as to yield and quail
ity. Early oats are generally cut
in central and northern counties
and late oats are ripening rapidly.
Oats are improving rapidly and as
whole will be better crop than
seemed probable few weeks ago.
Haying progressed rapidly. The
End crop of alfalfa is good and is
being secured in good condition in
southern counties. The high tom
perature the last part of the week
was very favorable for the growth
of corn and it is rapidly advancing
toward normal condition. A few
fields of early corn are beginning
to show tassels. Much corn was
cultivated the past week after the
wheat was cut.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20
a Great Composer.

Ethel-Who was that man you just
bowed to? Penelope-That was Dob
aon the great composer. Ethel-A
composer, did you say? Penel'pe-Ae
manufactures soothing sirup.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20

For feed or livery call On the
Eagle Livery. Commercial trade
a speciality. We have some good
second hand buggies and harness
for sale. Call and see us.
IA SHEPPARD Bros, Prop.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20

She-boy-gan Wigwam Hosiery
for boys and girls, ladies and mis-
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Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20

For SALE:-7 room house. Acre
lot. Nice lawn and fine trees.
9 Z. +. SIMONs.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-07-20

I have buyer for Nebraska farms.
If you want to sell, list with me or
write for particulars. AZ
HORACE GRANT,
Hest Bldg. Kansas City, Mo.