Zhc Deralb.
PUBLISHED FRIDAYS.
By T. J. O'KEEFE.
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Nebraska, for transmission through the
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Democratic Judicial Convention for the
Fifteenth Judicial District.
ThoolerloJsof tliti Democratic party of the
llfteeiith Judicial district of Nebraska, are
hereby notl lied tlint on Tuesday, the 1Mb of
August, A 1).. ittM, at tun o'clock a. m. n 110111
iimtlng convent lonof suiidpitrty will be held
in tlio city of Valentine, Ncltrnska, for the
tiurpose of nomliintlUK candidates for the fol
lowing otlices to bo toted for at tlio general
election of 1003.
Two candidates for Judges of tlio Fifteenth
Judicial district.
sinld convention Is also called for tin? pur
pose of selecting a committee of said party
for the fifteenth JihIIcIhI district and for tlio
tran.suetlon of such other business as may
properly coinu before It. The basin of repre
sentation is as follows: One delegate for each
one hundred votes or major fraction cast for
the Honorable V. II. Thompson for Governor
at me general election or nut;. Tlio reunion
tatlon of the Vhrlous counties is as
Jtox llutte
Iloyrt
Hrown ,
Cherry
Dawes
Dolt -. i...
Uock ....
Kay a t'aha
Sheridan ;
Sioux
ollows:
.. .. 4
Total
It Is recommended that no nroxles be al
lowed. That the delegates present east the
full vote of lite county.
VM. TALLON,
Chalrmuu of the Democratic Party of the
I'fteentli Judicial District of Ncbrnskn.
II. M. SULLIVAN,
-Secretary.
HEMINGFORD.
Ill V
I alt subscriptions mid lob 'work and collect
and receipt for same, and transact nil other
business in connection with his position as nu
accredited rciireentntlvo of this paper.
Democratic Stntc Convention.
The democrats of Nebraska are hereby
called to meet In convention at Columbus.
Neb.' Tuesday, August ', 11X13, at 8 o'clock p.
m. for tlio uurnoscuf placing In Humiliation
candidates for the following oflices, to be
voted for at the general election, to bo held
in thustatoot Nebraska, November 3, 1103.
Ono Judgu of the Supremo court.
Two regents of the state unlvoiBlty: and to
-transact such otlter business as may come be
fore said convention.
The several counties will be entitled to rep
resentation in said convention based upon
the vote cast for Hon. W. II. Thompson for
governor, at the general election in lPOi, giv
ing one delegate to caclitou votes, or major
fraction thereof, so cist; no county to havu
less than one delegate, as follows:
Ilox llutte 4 Dawes 4
Sheridan 5 Sioux 2
The state committee suggests that all coun
ty tickets bu nominated previous to the hold
ing of the state convention in order that the
state and county organizations may bo early
perfected
lly order of thu statu central committee.
1 Li. HAM., Chairman, Lincoln.
It. II. W.w.yuiST, Sec, Hastings.
Democratic I'urty Convention. 4
The ejectors of tlio Democratic party are
hereby called tt. meet tit the court iiouso In
Alllanco on Tuesday, August II, JP03 n't 2
-o'clock p.m. for tho purpose of electing dele
gates to attend thu statu and Judicial conven
tlons and to transact such other business us
may come before tlio convention.
W.m, Mitchell, chairman.
Peoples Independent Judicial Convention
for the fifteenth Judicial District.
Tlio electors of tlio Peoples Independent
Party of tho Fifteenth Judicial Dlntrict Jf tto
braska, are hereby untitled that on Tuesday,
thu Ibth, day of August, A. D., 1IU3, at ten
o'clock a. 111, h nominating convention of said
party will bo held in tho city of Valentine,
Nebraska, for the purpose of nominating can
didates for tho following otllces to bo voted
for at thu general election of IIHXL
Two candidates for Judges of the fifteenth
Judicial district.
Said convention is also called for thu pur
pose of selecting a committee of said party for
the llfteenth Judicial district and for thu trans
action of such othor business as niuy properly
come beforu it. The basis of representation
la as follows: Ono delegate for each one hun
dred votes or major fraction c'ast furthu Hon
orable W. II. Thompson for Governor at tlio
general election of 1002. The representation
of the various counties Is as follows:
Hosllutto 4
lioyd 7
Ill-own 3
Cherry 5
Dawes 4
Holt ltl
ltock
Keva I'a'ia 3
Sheridan , 5
Sioux I
Total 50
It is recommended that no proxies be al
lowed. That tlio delegates present cast thu
the full vote of the county.
SAM 6. HOWARD,
Chairman of thu Peoples Independent Party
of tho 1'lfteetitli Judicial District of Nebraska.
w. it. hutli:r.
Secretary.
People's Independent I'urty Convention.
Tho electors of the People's Independent par
ty are hereby called to mcotht the court Iiouso
In Alliance on Tuesday, August II, 1903, at 2
o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing dele
gates to attend thu state und Judicial conven
tions nnd to transact such other business as
may com liefore the convention,
In ltCEP, Chairman,
Republican Judlclul Convention.
A dulegato convention will be hold at tnu
county court house at ten o'clock a. tn. on
Tuesday. August 25th, 1903, at Valentine, Ne
braska, for thu purposo of placing In nomina
tion two candidutus of tlio ltiMiubllcan party
for tho olllco of District Judge of thu 15th
Judicial District of Nebraska.
' ltotiresentatlon of thu respective counties
will be tho same us contained in the ollicial
call for thu Republican Htatu Convention,
which convenes at Lincoln, Nebraska, 011 Aug
ust lUth, liOL ('. II. Coumcli..
Chairman Republican Judicial Committee
15th Judicial District of Nebraska.
For Rent.
Fine blacksmith proposition. Big grow
ing trade. No opposition. Eyes have
failed and must quit immediately. Some
money required to buy part of tools and
stock or will sell all if renter desires.
M. C. French, Owner,
Bridgeport, Neb.
For screen doors and windows call on
Geo. G. Gadsby.
Picture framing, upholstering and furni
ture repairing C. Humphry. 7-10-tf
Will llroich spent Sunday in lletnlntr
ford. E. S. Wildy cume Up from the ranch
Monday.
Victor Uerncall is homo on a bhort
vacation'.
Mrs. Rust in was up from Alliance
Inst Tuesday.
Charley LoeUwood was lit from Cau
ton TucMlny.
Alex Wjldy went to Illinois Monday
with n car load of horsed.
Sheriff Reed was buying horses lu
this vicinity lust week.
Wlldy is gcttlmg In a beautiful line
of new dry goods at low prices.
If you wuut 11 pair of shoes' free,
Wlldy will supply you as advertised.
Mr. Morrison, principal of schools at
Harrison next year was iu town Tues
day. A. At. .Miller of Ilcinliigfoid Is paying
the highest mnrkct price for nil kinds of
grain.
k New clothiui, suits -for boys, men
nnd children. Conic and price. C. .T.
Wildy.
New car of Michigan barrel salt and
a car of lump and crushed salt at Wil
dy's. Mrs. Harris and Miss Edith Smith
visited Mrs. Hunter for a couple of
weeks recently.
The ladies Presbyterian club will
meet with Miss Mary llushnell Atic. 15,
Mrs. Mattic Olds, leader.
C. J. Wildy has just returned from
St. Louis where he purchased a full
line of fall and winter goods.
Before you buy your machine oil call
at Funk's pharmacy. He has some
thing that will surprise you in the way
of trices.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Jacksonville,
Illinois, are visiting at the Enyeart
ranch. Mr. Martin is a brother of
Mrs. Enyeart.
W. L. Ashbrook came in from the
ranch Wednesday and met his wife and
children who hnvo been in Kansas City
for some time. CD
Mrs. Stewart, wife of our station
agent, returned Thursday from a three
months' visit at Galesburg, 111., where
her parents live.
Mrs. Iverson came In Monday and
remained over night, the guest of Mrs.
C. J. Wildy, meeting some friends from
the east who came in on the passenger.
Adelaide and Willie Davis, cousins
of the Katen girls, and Miss Josie Ka
tun went to Louisville, Neb.. Monday
evening. Miss Josie will go from
there to Omiiha.
Mr. Lenvittanci wife celebrated the
wedding anniversary known as the
china anniversary, July 2!. About u
dozen friends were present and a most
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Marley from Chicago
are visiting with Fredolln Abley and
family. They were formerly residents
of Berrien county, Michigan and are
well known to many of the Michigan
people here.
J. A. Hunter was called to Broken
Bow Saturday by the Illness of his
mother. She died Saturday evening
and Mr. Hunter accompanied the re
mains to Walshvllle, 111., where inter
ment took place.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sheldon went over
to Box Butte Saturday for a "few days
visit. From there they will go to Bel
vldere, Neb., to visit Dr. C. A. Hoi
brook and wife before returning to
their home at St. Paul,
At the republican primary Saturday
the following delegates were elected
to attend the republican county con
vention at Alliance: M. C. Beaumont,
C. E. Connell, H. B. Slater, W. M. Fos
ket, C. J. Wildy and J. W. Christy.
Quito a number of tho young people
made a picnicking trip to Pine Ridge the
first of tho week. The regulation
number of wrangles and get-mad cases
are reported but on the whole the trip
was pronounced by nearly all as very
enjoyable.
Owing to tlio fall in price of live
stock, meats are greatly reduced In
price. I quote the following prices:
Beef steak,- sirloin and porterhouse,
15c; choice roast 10c; boiling meats
zyt to 7c; dry salt pork lSJc; home
rendered lard 13c, all other meats in
proportion. II. L. Bushnell, Palace
Meat Market.
J, II. Shirk returned from Illinois
where ho has been visiting and receiv
ing medical treatment for several
months. Bo spent the time with his
son who lives at Normal and doctored
with a physician tit Blcomington. The
two towns are connected by electric
car lines. Mr. Shirk's daughter died
in April, tho interment taking place In,
the cemetery where his wife is buried.
He is much Improved by his visit and
tho medical attention he received.
A train load of cattle was shipped
to Omaha Saturday by the ranchmen
along the river, Among those ship
ping were Tom, Bert and T. L. Hop
kins, sr., J. P. Whelan, Wm. Delsing,
Peter Anderson, John. and Henry (Jas
stling, M. P. Solberg, B. L. Fenner, 11.
Brus, P. O. Wollesou, A. C. Iversou, P.
A. Neelnnd, Thos. Katen, W. Bame,
Hugo Llchte, Theo. Rous, M. Tsehnch
cr, John Kovnruik and Anna Hopkins.
The fourth quarterly meeting for
Hemlngfortl chnrge will bo held nt
Hemingford Sunday and Monday. Aug.
rj-10. Quarterly conference at. 10 a. in.
Monday morning. Rev. J. A. Scaina
horn, presiding elder, Is expected to be
present. The Rev. hns been presiding
elder for the past six years. lie Is now
closing up his full term and expeots to
retire at the close o( this conference
year. As this Is the last time ho will
visit our charge as presiding elder lot
every member of the church make an
effort to bo present nt the services.
C. E. Connell, pastor.
Robert Garrett and on are prepared lo
do housemoving and well drilling and re
pairing; first-class outfit. Sntisfnction
guaranteed. 'Phone 74.
Proposal, tor Mils,
Sealed bldt will be received ill! August IB.
for the construction of n frame scl mil build
ing, Mi HUSt fct, In dUtrlrt No. 51. Itox
Dime county. Ilullding to b completed by
October IS lPtt. The s.ihool hoard will
pro vltlo for hauling of liuuot lnl from any rtitl
roRd .station In tlio county. Hpeotlleiiilotis
my bo had upon application ot can l mkmi at
Tin: lIr.iiAl.li 0III0?. Itlils should he filed with
the dlri'ctor. whose post office iiddrew Is Hem
Ingfcird II. ItnVAN, Director.
('. Ilii.NNlNiis. Moderator.
1). A. Paul, Ttoasurer.
CANTON.
Chns. Loekwotnl was in Hcntlngf'jrd
Monday.
0. 11. Clayton was taking In tho
sights nt Allinnce .Saturday.
J, S. Hood lost a very fine calf Satur
dny, by lightning.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Zimmerman
were trading in Marsland Tuesday.
Mrs. W. A. Randall was in Heming
ford Monday disposing of butter and
eggs.
Miss Mary Mickey spent Saturday
and Sunday In Marsland, the guest of
Mrs. A. E. Myers,
Mrs. J. W. Broshar nnd Mrs. Curtis
were nmonjr friends iu Hemingford
Friday and Saturday.
Goo. P. Jones nnd family of Alliance
were visitors at tho home of John
Hiekcy this week.
Roy lllckeycame up from Gretna 11
few clays ngo anij will nsslst his brother
John through the haying season.
Will Cora, a representative of Geo.
Darling's furniture house of Alliance
was a visitor In Cinto't tho first of tho
week.
Clark Olds of Hemingford was In this
vicinity Monday to set up anew binder
which he had sold to John Moravek
nnd sons.
Otis Bass was up from his ranch on
Running-Water this week to finish
stacking his rye. crop which has been
of good qualitj and quantity.
Misses Orah Clayton and Myrtle
Broshar left Saturday morning for Al
liance where they will assist the other
good looking school inarms finish up
the junior normnl at that place.
-Again misery has been added to Lew
is Hood's misfortupes., A few weeks
ago the old gray pony threw him off;
he had scarcely got over tha.t when
Saturday as he was running a coyote
from among his calves the same old
erav pony fell eatchlncr Mr. Hood's
hand under the horn of the saddle nnd
badly crushed it.
Good sized 7-foot fence posts for sale at
my place at Dunlap at :o' cents each.
B. Fenurich.
Strayed or Stolen
From the ranch of Geo, W. Nation, 17
miles north of Minatare, Neb., about May
1, 1903, a bay gelding pony with yearling
colt by side, weight about 800 pounds,
branded G P on left hip. Colt not branded,
Any information leading to the whereabouts
of this property will receive prompt re
ward by Clark Andress, Alliance, Neb.
Mares and Colts for Sale
I offer for sale twenty-four good mares,
twelve with colts sucking. -These mares
weigh from 105c to 1200 pounds each and
range in age from 3 to 6 years. Will sell
at a bargain. Will also sell sjventeen
colts, past two years old, if purchaser de
sires, Mares can be seen at my ranch 20
miles northeast of Alliance, or address me
at Rnshville, Neb. Walter R. Kent.
Protect Your Home!
Everybody fears fire and every effort
should be made to prevent them starting,
even more than to extinguish them after
they have started. A long as our homes
are built of lumber the is a certain amount
of danger from fire, both from within and
without. Therefore, any chemical prepa
ration that render lumber fire-proof is a
thing very much to be desired.
Such a preparation is now on the mar
ket and the public is invited to test its
merits. It is called Plutanica. It ren
ders all wood work fire-proof and at the
the same time acts on the pores of the wood
in such a manner as to preserve it indefi
nitely. It costs very little and is easily
applied to any wood work.
B. V. Reeves has the agency for Plu
tanica in this district. See him and have
a practical demonstration of the merits of
this preraration and get his figures for
applying it to your home.
Strayed or Stolen.
One brown yearling horse colt, slim
built with white spot lu forehead, wire
cut on throat, no brands. Ample re
ward will be paid.
Clayton Wohi.kv.
D. T, Taylor, the Hay Springs banker
and stockman, was in the city yesterday
to receive a shipment of wool which he
purchased of Nels Worley.
Preaching at Carpenter church next
Lord's Day, August 22, at 11 a. m. by A.
W. Post of Lincoln.
Cattle taken to run by the season or
year. Correspondence solicited. Refer
ence Commercial Bank, Chappell, Neb.
'.Jno. M. Delatoup, Hutchinson, Neb,
I.OHGi: tiTHrr-ronv,
UoT.u. IlimtitANitims Alliance Castlu No.
43 meets very Avow! nnd fourth Thursday
uvcnltnr In V. O. W. Hall. Visiting Uliuistnuii
eorflmllv invited.
It. P. Vinous. c, W. ,1i:mms,
Pee'y. L. P.
F. AT. WALLACE
DRAY LINK
Moving Household Furniture
and Trunks a specialty . .
Phono No, i Young's grocery, Alliance.
I.cgnl Notice.
II. S. Tyler, llrst inline unknown, wilt take
notice Unit on the aith day of .Inly. 1P03, L. A.
llerry, n Justice of the peace of the second
ward iirocitict, ilox llutte county. NebrasUa.
Issued 1111 order of attachment for the sum of
fllT.'JD In an act pctidltn: before hlln, wherein
Walter MoNe.V: Co. Is plaintiff and H. H. T
ler Is defendant, that property of tho defend
nnt consisting ot malt 11ml Mptrlttio" liquors
noil li.lv IKtiirt s has been attached iiiii1t snld
older. Said cause was continued to the '27th
day of AiiKtist, liHV), atn o'clock n. 111.
l)'ed Auk. 4. Una Walter Molso .V Co. by
I'lt-Ht pub Au. " W. (I. Simoiison, Its ally
I.cruI Notice.
II. P. Tyler, first hnmu unknown, will take
notice that on the'JOth day of July, UK)'!, I.. A,
ItMirv, a Justice of tlio puitce of tlw second
Wnrilniecliiet, llov Iliitt o count v, Nebraska.
Issued an order of attachment for tho sum of
I5 C) in nn action pciidllur bnfnrohtin w hero
in The Western liar and llotllorsSuiipl.v Com
pany Is plaintiff and II. 8. Tyler Is defendant,
that nronertv of defendant (insisting r-f limit
and spirituous llipiors mid bar ll.Mures has
been attached under said order. Hald cause
was continued to tliP27thday of August, HH)3
at Ho'olock a. m.
Tlio extern liar and Holders Supply Co.,
by W. G. Slinonson. lis utty.
Dnted Auk, 4, 1(VV1. I'lrst pub Auk. 7.
: .
Am. King;
Schlitz Export and Brau Bottled Beer
V. H. Mcl3rayer, Atherton, Paris
Club and Sam Clay Whiskies.
Try our Bottled in Bond Whiskies. They must
be tfood for Uncle Sam's guarantee is on the neck
of each bottle.
i Family and Mail Order Trade solicited
Goods delivered on short notice to any part of the city, 'Phono 136.
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I have purchased the paint
shop of Albert Johnson and
am prepared to do all kinds of
carriage painting.
People, if you have furni
ture you want fixed I will call
and get it. I also do painting
and paper hanging, graining
and first class sign work. All
work of the best and satisfac
tion guaranteed.
Phone 194.
W. H. Zehrung.
Legal Notice.
II, S. Tyler, riitit iiiitno unknown will take
notice that on the '.'Otli day of July. HsXl, I.. A.
Herrv, a Jilstlceof the pcaeo of the mm'oiuI
ward precinct, Ilox Hut to county, Nebraska,
Issued an order of attachment for thu sum of
ls.lo iu 1111 action pendliiK before) him where
in Walter Jlolsois plalntlil and II. H. Tyler
defendant, that property of defendant eon
slstinj; of iniill mid .spirituous liquors and bar
fixtures litis been ntlached under Mild order.
Said cause was contliiutHl 10 the 27th day (if
AUKUSl, iiui at u O'CIOCk a. in.
Walter Molse, by
W. tJ. Slinons'tn. his titty.
Dated Auk 4, 1PK5. I'lrst pub Auk. 7.
Uond Notice to I.iinU Owners.
Hoad No. 14 Notice to Land Owners.
To Whom tr May Ccinckun:
Tho Commissioner nnnoluted to examine n
road cnmincneliiKiit northeast corner of Seo
liiili l-l.Townslilp'JT north, l(niii;e is weslBth
1. M In llox llutte precinct, Hex llutto
County, Nebraska, ruuniiiK thence south on
section lines for fifteen miles termination at
the northeast corner of Section ;r, Townslilp
LL', north. Itancti 43. west Utli I'. M. In said
county lias resrted in favor of tho lay Inn out
tlicreor. ntiu an oojections inereio or eiaimx
for tIiimiiKtTs must 1k Hied in tlio County
(UerkVoilIeoon or In-fore noon of the ad day
ofOctoIwr, A. I).. 100,1 or said road will bo lulil
out and orduied opened without leforciice
thereto.
4t 8. M. Smvsf.ii,
County Clerk.
1 diamonds, Watches,
7T. V. . .H
Vi
Gold Jewelry,
m m
Souvenirs
Repairing in all its
Branches.-
9
flail orders promptly
attended to.
A O. Barnes,
Jeweler and Optician.
Notice for
Application
Licenses.
for Liquor
Notice Is lieieby ulven tluitrUirovt- & Curiam,
u (Irm composed of J. V. Shrove and J. C. Car
son have Hied their petition with the vlllacf
clerk of rionilnuford, NVbraska, asking that
they be urahtcu a license to sell malt, splrlt
iicu unii vinous lliuor on lot 111 in block IP In
the villuueoT llemlliKfoid. Nebraska, for the
municipal year eudliiK May, 1 Hu4. Ami that
.snld matter w 111 be presented to the board of
trustees of said village on Monday eveiilin;,
August 24, IPtfi, or as soon thereafter as the
Ixwrd of trustccH inny be In session.
SlIIIKVK "fc t'AItSON.
A firm composed of J. l Slirere and J. ('.
Can.on.
kXl 1 fff ffl 1 VTffjsff XJ VlAIx
HUMPHRY
:: Undertaking and .
:t Embalming Company.
Calls answered promptly day or night.
Claude Humphry,
Undertaker.
rirs. Humphry,
Lady Assistant.
Residence phone 2G9.
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F. J. Brennan & Co...v ;
DEALERS IN"
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Drugs, P
eft manes
and
Toilet Articles. !
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Paints, Oils and Wall Paper.
Alliance, Nebraska.
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FIRST NATIONAL
BANK BLOCK.
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Ivwt3vi '-ft ' V1 Pi
ICE CREAM SODA
with:
Fresh Crushed Strawberries
Every day at the
Alliance Pharmacy
J. S. riEKINEY, Proprietor.
l0OOIe99l
I Forest Lumber Co.
FROM ONE SACK
of flour we make many varieties of
BREAD.
Each kind is different in shape, differ
ent in method of making and different
in flavor. Hardly necessary to say
that all are excellent. We make noth
ing that we cannot recommend.
FRESH ROLLS
Parker House, milk and bread rolls.
If you have not tried them, do so.
The PARDEE Bakery.
Xumber anb I
Smiting flfcaterial!
Estimates Cheerfully Given.-
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WE MAKE ALL
KINDS OF....
AND A SPECIAL
TY OF
DIPPING VATS.
