jttmmmstmtmmSSXi. -
KISSING THE HAND.
in m
YM Practice m IhatUnte hv
Karlr Ilonuui Rnlera.
Tie practice of kissing the hand
-wms Instituted by the early Roman
rtkrs as a mark of subjection aa much
m one of respect, and under the first
Cteear the custom was kept up, but
wOy for a time.
These worthies conceived , tho Idea
that tho pnicr homnKc due to their
ezaltnd station called for less familiar
odes of obeisance, so the prlvllego
or klsslug tho emperor's hand was re
served as a special mark of condescen
sion or distinction for oulcers of high
Tnk.
No Buch rcsfrlctlon, however, was
placed on the emperors themselves,
Who, If they wished to confer signal
honor on auy of their subjects, kissed
olilior tint mouths or tho eyca of those
they wished specially to favor, tho kiss
generally Intimating bouio promotion
or personal satisfaction for soma
achievement.
Roman fathers considered tho prac
tice of kissing of so delicate a nature
Uat they never kissed their wives In
tho presence of their daughters-
tThen, too, only the nearest relatives
wcro allowed to kiss their kindred of
tho gentler sex on the mouth, for In
those days, as now, kissing was not a
tncro arbitrary sign, but It was tho
spontaneous languago of tho affections,
especially that of love.
Under the Romans If a lover kissed
tils betrothed before marrlago sho In
herited half of his worldly goods in th
arvcut of his death beforo tho marriage
ceremony, nnd If sho died her hcrltaga
descended to her nearest relatives.
A PANTHER'S DEN.
dean and Bright, In Decided Con
trait to the Poimlnr Idea.
It Tvas my good fortune to discover
bc newly abandoned lair of a cougat
family and further and to mo new
'evidence of that fastidious cleanliness
wJdch is a marked characteristic of t
the animal. This retreat was not at all
tho typical "panther's den" of tradl
tton, but a bush grown harborage un
der tho edge of a rock wUn Just enough
sf shelf to keep off tho rain. I should
not have found this breeding place but
for n certain well gnawed army of
bones scattered over a llttlo smooth
'bench above a creek channel. From
:thia boneyard there was a very tracea
ble path leading through grass and
brush to tho retreat where the dam
had housed her young. The evidence
liens told plainly of tho cougar's long
Immunity from annoyauco and attack
and of a thoroughly cleanly habit of
life Thero wns no bono or other sign
of feasting about tho lair. The dam
-aad carried her kill to tho creek bench
tn every instance, and the children had
'been called to the dining room. Ab
tones which would have been crunch
I or eaten by grown animals had
been perfectly cleaned by tho kits I
'was ablo to Judgo of their Bummer's
'filet This had consisted mostly of
aniaor game, rabbits, marmots, grouse
wsftbo like, with an occasional small
deer. At least ono wholo family of
tOgcrs, old and young, had been
served, pussy having probably lain for
Hmm at their holo until they were nil
4tauFranklin Welles Calkins in Out
la.
Tfce llorae la Useful Even It Dead.
Tho whale can bo put to a great
arasabcr of uses when dead, as can
jilao the horse, tho various parts of
"wWcli are utilized as follows: Hair of
mano and tall for haircloth, stuffing
mattresses and making bags for crash
ing seed In oil mills, etc.; tide and skin
tunned for leather for covering tables,
tc; tendons used for glue and gelatin;
'flesh for food for dogs, poultry and
man; fat used for Inmps, etc.; lptes
tines used for covering sausages, mak
ing gut btrlngs, etc.; heart and tongue
lor food; hoofs for gelatin, prusslate,
fancy snuffboxes, etc.; bones for knife
handles, phosphorus, superphosplinto
of llmo and manure; blood for manure
ind -shoes for rouse or for old Iron.
Spare Moments.
In Sunpenae.
"So you don't know whether you
front to go to work or not?"
"Well, cub," answered Mr. Ernstus
JPinfcloy, "I'd llko do refusal ob do Job
a little while."
"But I need somebody right away."
-'In dat caso I'll have to let It. go by.
Ts jes' bought a policy ticket, an' I'll
iafter wait till afUih do drawliv to seo
'whether I'zo gwlue to work at all or
not" -Washington Star.
The Time Honored Spanker.
"Once my sister Floy was sent on an
oxand for some things for my mother.
There was a traveling man thero
who was selling carpet spankers, and
he asked her:
""Has your mother got one of these
spankers?"
"No, air," she replied.
"What does sho use?" ho asked.
"Her hand," was the prompt reply.
Chicago Chronicle.
Stude Ilia Mark.
"Hlvens, Moike, th' eyo av ye! Phafn
the matther?"
"I sthruck a man jlsterday an' he
ravo mo u receipt for it" Ohio Stato
Journal.
Hli Favorite Ilemedy,
"Mamma," said Tommy, "does sugar
ever cure anybody of anything?"
"Why do you ask, my boy?"
"I thought I'd Uke to catch It," said
Tommy.
A 'War She no.
Inquisitive Neighbor I hear that
your Bister is engnged. Is that true?
Small Boy I dare say. She gener
ally Is.
It every man's opinion that h
"Ceroid have been a great mau bad be
llrod fifty years ago. Atchison Glob
ROLLING AN UMBRELLA.
Tk
Proper Why o Twlrt
nitta
nil Stick Toicetbcr
"Why Is It," asked an inquisitive cus
tomer In a downtown umbrella store,
"that one can never roll up nn umbrella
as compactly and neatly as it Is rolled
when he buys It'"
"You can if you only know how."
said the salesman. "rAit if evrybody
knew how It would mean less business
for us. The umbrellas would last lon
ger, and there would be a lot less work
for the repairers.
"Perhaps 1 shouldn't tell you how,"
the clerk continued, "but It's so Blmplo
you hlionld know nnyhow. If you have
noticed, nearly everybody who rolls up
an umbrella takes hold of It by tho
handle nnd keeps twisting the stick
with one hand while he folds and rolls
with the other hand.
"Now, that's Just where the mistake
comes in. Instead of twisting with the
handle ho should tnko hold of it Just
above tho points of the cover ribs.
These points naturally Ho evenly
around tho slick. Keep hold of these,
pressing them tightly against the stick,
and then roll up tho cover. ,'Ioldlng
the ribs prevents them from getting
twisted out of place or bending out of
shape. Then tho silk Is bound to fold
evenly and roll smooth and tight.
"Holl your umbrella this way, and
until It Is old enough to get rusty look
ing It will look ns if It had Just como
from tho shop." Now York Herald.
The Prcvlonn Qacntlnn.
Old Senator Nesmlth of Oregon, one
of tho Urst settlers of the state, used
to tell this story: At the time when
Oregon was admitted as a stato and
the first legislature of tho state mot
Nesmlth, who was a member, possess
ed himself of a copy of a book on par
liamentary procedure. This work,
which was nt tho time probably the
only ono of Its sort west of tho Mis
sissippi, ho studied diligently nnd by
tho time of tho first session was well
up lu tho rules of debate.
At tho first meeting of tho new leg
islature a motion was introduced and
speedily carried, but on tho second
mcaBuro n dispute arose, and for three
dnys tho state legislators wrangled
and debated.
Finally, on the third day, Nesmlth,
who had watcbed tho proceedings
without even opening his mouth, de
cided It wits time to use a piece of his
parliamentary procedure, so hd rose
and moved the "previous question."
There was a moment of silence fol
lowing this motion, nnd then umld a
Bhout of dorlslou the speaker "cried:
"Sit down, you fooll Wo passed the
previous question three days ago!"
Where UtiKllah Clalta DlfTer.
A point which Btrlkes American vis
itors to Loudon about our English clubs
iu the social aspect of them nnd the al
most complete absenco of the business
side. At the Manhattan or tho Knick
erbocker, ou i) other hand, the busi
ness side prevails. Tho majority of
members do uot drop in merely to read
tho papers, hear tho latest Btory and
play billiards, as over Lore. They go
In most cases to meet a man about "a
deal," to talk over tho business of the
day and dlBcuss the business of the
morrow or to read up the finance of the
papers. Tho result Is that when nn
American becomes a member of an
Euglish club ho hardly ever uses It be
cause its ways do uot appeal to him.
He would say that thero was nothing
going on. London Tatler.
Iluutliiflr by Moonlight.
"I believe that moonlight shooting is
peculiar to California," said a resident
of that slate. "The air there Is so dry
in certain localities, tbe nlghtB so clear
and the moonlight so bright that one
gets u good range of vision, and every
thing stands out with startling dis
tinctness. Wild ducks frequently inovo
In the night, and the sportsman who is
alert will get tho whir of wings nnd a
sight of them almost ns well at night
ns In the daytime. There Is an added
tinge of excitement afforded by a night
hunt, and many Cnllfornln hunters go
out ou clear nights and frequently with
great success." New York Tribune.
Cimnr IlnrKln.
Cresar ilorgla has been called '-the
greatest practical statesman of lus
age," and in n sense the remark Is
true, for at a time when practical
statesmanship consisted of every deceit
nnd every crime, when poison and the
dagger were the usual Implements of
policy, and nothing was considered
wrong provided that the object were
attained, no man excelled lilin In the
arts of public llfe.-Wllllam Miller,
"Medlmvnl Home."
Part of the Dnslnesa.
"And every ono of those brass band
people," suid the proprietor of tho
SlowvIIIe hotel, "went away owing mo
a week's board."
"Well," commented the shoo sales
man, "you know that music is full of
beats."
But the landlord only gazed sadly
out of tho window Baltimore Ameri
can. Perfectly SatUfled.
Papa Is the teacher satisfied with
you?
Toby Oh. quite.
Papa Did he tell you bo?
Toby Yes. After a close examina
tion he said to me tho other day, "If
all ray scholars were like you 1 would
shut up my school this very dayj" That
shows that I know euough. Stray Sto
ries. The Ileal Trouble.
Burroughs Yes, I'm deeply in debt.
Goodman I gave you credit for hav
log more sense.
Burroughs But tho trouble Is my
tailor gave me credit for having more
dollars. Philadelphia Pre68.
BARRY
HOUSE
MISS MAGGIE BARRY, Proprietress
Good Table Board
Comfortable Rooms
Opposite Depot,
Alllauce, Neb.
Notice to Defendant.
To Dr. Webster, first named uot known, de
fendant, You will lake notice that on tho 27th day of
.Inly, litis. I commenced an notion against
you before I. A. Horry, Justice of the pence. In
and for Alliance second wurd precinct, llox
Hutto county, Nebraska, to recover tlio mun
of $18 10 Unit In suid action an order of attach
ment wiih Issued tu the sheriff of llox Hutto
county, Nebraska, who seled thereunder 1
set of dishes, 1 Iwi silverware, dishes and
clothing, and I iraiollno store, taken ns tho
property of tho said Dr. Webster, and that
said citusu has heen continued to Hept. to,
1!K)3. utp o'clock a. m. when suid cause will Ikj
forhcnrliiK. MiHrtH E. Mahuah, Plaintiff,
l'lrst Pub. Aiices-M.
Notice to Kcdccm.
Stats of Nebraska I fl
llov Hutto county, "
To The Equitable learnt Company and W. II.
('urnahftn, receiver: You arc liereby notified
that on tho iid day of January, 1KB, Mary K.
Hoed purchased nt tax sale tho southeast quar
ter of section Lit In township 20 of range 48 In
llox Unite county. Nebraska. That unld land
was taxed In tho namoof Tho Kqultablo Laud
Company and that purchase of tax salo of said
land was mado for tho years 18W and 1WX and
that NUbvuout taxes havo hceu paid on said
land by Mary K. Heed for tho years 11)01 and
HXK. That tho time for redemption of the
aforesaid land will expire on the 3d day of .Ian
nary, 1IKH.
Dated, Alliance, Nebraska, this 15th day of
August, 1M3. Mahy E. Rked.
l'lrst pub AugS8-3t
Notice to Kcdccm.
Btnto of Nebraska I . a
llox Hutto county fM
To Henry C. Hoffman: You aro hereby
notified that on the ad clay nt January. liKU,
Miny K.lteed purchased ut tax salo southeast
nuarter of section U, In township vs of raugo
4H, in Hox Hutto county, Neb. That said land
wastuxcdlu tho namoof Henry C.IIolTinan, and
that purchase, of tax sulo of said laud was
mado for tho years 18117, 1H98, 1699 and 1P00, and
that subsequent taxes have been paid on said
laud by Mary K, Heed for tho years 1001 and
1KB. That tho time for redemption of tho
aforesaid land will expire on tho Sd day of
January, 1P01.
Dated, Alliance, Nebraska, this 15th day of
August IIW3. Maiiy IS. Hkeii.
Notice to Kcdccm.
Stato of Nebraska I .
Hox Hutto county f"'
To Ira II. Hrlggln and The McKlnley-Luii-nlng
Loan and Trust company, V.
II. Carnahau, receiver: You aro hereby
notified that ou tho 3d day of January,
1902, Mary E. Iteed purchased at tax pale tho
southeast quarter of section 0. In township '7
ofrauK4S, In llox Hutto county, Nebraska.
That said land was taxed in. the namoof Ira
II. llrlgu'le, and that said purchase of tax salo
of said land was made for the years 1897, lsiy.
IHOU and 1000, ami that subsequent taxes havo
been paid on said hind for tho years 1001 and
1 1. Tin t tin' i'iiiii for redemption of tho
uforctilii laud wi.t w,p!ro on tho 3d day of
January, lOot.
Dated, Alllauce. Nebraska, this 15th day of
August, 1903. Mahy l" Hkkd.
Notice to Kcdccm.
State of Nebraska ( k
Hox Hutto county J ""
To John V. Hock: You aro hereby notified
that on the 3d day of January, l!w2, Mary E.
HitiI purchased at tux salo tho southwest
quarter of sections, in township 27 of range
47, lu Hox Hutto county, Nebraska. That said
land was taxed in tho name of John W. Hook,
and that said purchase of tux saleof said land
was Hindu for tho years lt07, 189s, it, and
1000, uud that subsequent taxes havo lx-vn
paid ou said land for tho years 1901 and lite.
That thotlmu ror redemption of the aforesaid
land will uxL'Iro ou the Sd day of January,
l'JOl.
Dated, Alllabcc, Nebraska, this 15th dav of
August. 1903. Mahy E. Ut ei.
Notice to Kcdccm.
Stato of Nebraska )
Hox Hutto county S
To W. II. Carahun and Tho Equitable Land
Company: You tiro liereby notified that on
Iho 3d day of January, 1002, Mary E. Heed pur
chased ut tax sale tho nurthwest quarter of
section 10. in township 2S of rungo 4S In Hox
Hutto county, Nebraska. Ihat Hald hind was
taxed lu tho namo of W, II. Cariiahau and that
said purchase of tax saleof said land was made
for tho years IsOO anil 1900 and that subsequent
taxes havo been pnidoimuld laud fortliu years
1001 and 1902. That tho time for redemption of
tho aforesaid laud will oxplro ou thuikldiiy of
January, 1004.
Dated, Alliance, Nebraska, this 15th day of
August, 19(13. ' Mahy K. Kki:i.
Notice to Defendant.
Tn Dr. Webster, first niimo not known, de
fendant: You will take notice that on tho 27tli day of
July, HXO, 1 commenced nn action nKnlnst
)ou before L. A. Ilerry, Justice of tlio pe.ie.'.iu
nnd for Allluuco hcconil ward precinct, Ito
Huttrteounty, Nehruskii, to recorer tho Mini
of $18.11) t h.it lu fcnld nctlon mi order of attach
ment whs Issued to tliu sheriff of llov Hutto
county, Nobruska, who sUvcsl thereunder 1
set of dishes, l box silverware, dl.-lit's and
clolhliiKund 1 gasoline stove, taken as the
property of tho said Dr. Webster, and that
said cause has been continued to Sept. ill.
HHK). nt .i o'clock a. in., when said rnuxo will tw
for healing. Mies H. E. Mamia.n, Plaintiff.
1'lrst Pub. Auk. Us-3t
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. As long as our homes
are built of lumber the is a certain amount
of danger front fire, both from within and
without. Therelore, 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.
Fitted For Politic.
"What makes you think he would be
a great success In politics?"
"IIo can say more things that sound
well nnd mean nothing than any other
man I ever knew "Chicago Post.
Mpprd In the Hud.
"Oh. Alfred' Isn't it too bad! Just na
we had everything so nicely arranged
for our elopement, father has gone
and sanctioned tho match." Harper's
Monthly.
Few thlnpra nre necessary for th
wants of this life, but it takes an In
finite number to satisfy tho demands
of opinion.
Rotlce to Redeem,
Ftate of Nebraska I
(ox liptte county,
ss.
To James Hasos and .lames Hasps. Jr. : Vnu
are hercbr notified that on the 4th day of Jan
uary, 1K. Mary K. Iteed purchased nt li sale
wie nonuwrsi quarter or section 23, in town
tnlpSSof range 48 In llox Ilutte county, Ne
braska. That said land was taxed In tho name
of .Tames liases and that Raid purchase of tax
sale nf said land was mad for tho years 1805,
lWM.ll)r7,lrPS,lS90 and 1900 and that subse
quent tuxes have leii paid on ssild land by
Mary E. Heed for the years 1901 and IBOi That
the tlmo for redemption of the aforesaid land
wlllexplreon the 4th day of January. 1904.
Datrd, Alliance, Nebraska, this 15th day of
August 1P03. Mahy E. Kreu.
Notice to Kcdccm.
.State of Nebraska I
Hox Hutto county f
ss.
To Harney Mct'ubo uud U. 11. Italian! ! You
aro hereby nottllcd that on tho 3d day of Jan
uary, 1Mb, Mary E. Heed purchased fit tax
nnlo tho northwest quarter of section 15, In
township 88 of raiiRo 47 in Hox Hutto county,
Nebraska. That raid land was taxed In tho
name of Harney McCabo, and that said pur
chase of tax salo of sa'.d land was mado for the
yenrslHG. IHWand moo and that subsequent
taxes liaro been paid on said land for tho
yearn 1P01 and 1PU2. that tho time for re
demption uf the aforesaid land will oxplro on
the 3d dav of January, 1901.
Dated Alliance, Nebraska, this 15th day of
AnRiist, 1003. Mahy E. Kkei.
Notice to Kcdccm,
State of Nebraska I
Hox Hutto county (H
To K. L. Ilrown: You are hereby notified
that on tho 4th day of January, loo;, Mary B.
Heed purchased at tax sale southwest quarter
of section XI, In township 25 of range 51, In Hox
Hutto county, Nebraska. That, said land was
taxed In tho namoof E. U. Hrown, and that
pnrchaso of tax salo of said land was mado for
tho lears M". J80ti. io7, 180H. 180!) and 1000, nnd
that subsequent taxes havo been paid on said
land by Mary E. Heed for tho years 1001 and
lOftJ. That tho tlmo for redemption of tho
aforesaid laud will oxplro on tho 4th day of
Jantiury, 1004.
Dated, Alliance, Nebraska, this 15th day of
August, 1003, Mary E. Hekii.
Notice to Wctlcein
Ptato of Nebraska I QQ
llox Hutto county ('"
To John Honnmlchl: You aro heiebv
notified that on tho 3l day of January, 1002,
MaryE. Heed purchased at tax salo tho south
westquartcrof section 4, in township 27 of
range 52, In Hox Hntto county, Nebraska.
That said land was taxed In tho namoof John
Houamlchl. and that said purchase of tax salo
of said land was mado for tho years 1M7, 1S!W,
1803 and 1000, and that subsequent taxes have
been paid on said laud by Mary E. Heed for
the years-1001 and 1P02. That the time for re
demption of tho aforesaid land will expire on
tho :td day of January. lOOt.
Hated, Alliance, Nebraska, this 15th day of
August, 1003. Mauv E. Heed.
Notice to Kcdccm.
Stato of Nebraska I a
Hox Hutto county f '"'
To Joseph Hartu: You aro liereby notified
that on the 3d day of January, 1902, Mary E
Heed purchased at tax salo southeast quarter
of section 28, In township 27 of lance 52 In Hox
Hutto county, Nebraska. That said land was
taxed In tho namoof Joseph Hartu and that
purchase uf tax sale or said land was mado
for tho years 1807. 180S isoound limo. and that
subsequent taxes have been paid on said land
by Mary E. Heed for tho jears 1001 and 10OJ.
'1 hat tho tlmo for redemption of tho aforesaid
laud will expire on tho 3d day of January,
1S'I4
Dated, Alliance. Nebraska, this 13th day of
August, 1003. .Mahy E. Hkmj.
Notice to Kcdccm.
Plate of Nebraska i cu
Hox Hutto county fh
To H. McCabe. Harney McCabe, It. II, Hal
lard ; You aro hereby notified that on the 3d
day of January, 1002, Mary E. Heed purchased
ut tax salo southwest quarter of section lo, in
township 28 of range 4, In Hox Hutto county,
Nebraska. That said laud was taxed in tho
namoof II. McCabe, and that purchase of tax
sulo of said land was mado for tho years 1805,
1899 nnd 1900, and that subsequent taxes havo
been paid on said land by Mary E. Uofd for tho
years nun ana 1002. That tho tlmo for re
demption of the aforesaid land will oxplro on
tho 3d day of January, loOl.
Dated. Alliance, Nebraska, this 15th day of
August. IRQ. Mahy E. Heed.
Notice to Kcdccm.
State of Nebraska
llov Hutto eounty J
fcS.
To .loseph .lundu, the Unknown Heirs of
.Joseph Jundn, deceit oed: You nre heroby
untitled Mint on the 3d day of .Taniiury, ltxi-.,
Mary E. Iteed purchased nt tux salo tho north-
cast-quarter of section 27, In township 27 of
rniiKU as, in iui nnlto county, nenruska.
That suid land was tuved In tint nmnn of
Joseph Jaiidn, and that suid purchase of tax
Hrtio or nam lima was muao for tlio years imi.,
1MW, lKundlfl0O, and that subsequent tuxes
hnvebeen imld on said land for the years li01
undKHrj. That the tlmo for redemption of tho
aforesaid hind will e.xplro on tho 3d day of
January, 1IKM.
Oated, Alliance, Nebraska, tills i&tli day of
August, 1903. Mahy E. Hekii.
Notice to Kcdccm.
Stato of Nebraska I a
Hox Hutto county f"1
To W. II. Carnahaii: You aro liereby noti
fied that on thesdduyof January, it;, Mary
E. Uwd purchased uttu Mile tho northwest
quarter of section 2M, in township 28 of nnuw
51, In Hox Hutto county, Nebraska. That said
laud was taxed lu the name of V. II. ('nrnti
han. and that Mild purchase of tax sale of said
land was mado for tlio viiirn Kthl itml IMo mill
thnt subsequent taxes fune been paid on said
land for the year Win and lrj. That tlio
tlmo for redemption of the aforesaid land will
expire on tlio 3d day of January, W0.
isami, alliance, .Neiirit.sKn, tins l&tn Hay or
AUKUst, liHO,
SlAIlV E. ItCKD.
Notice to Kcdccm.
Htuto of Nebraska I ,.
llox Hutto county Ps
To Albert Ilowlaml, tho Unknown Heirs of
Allien Ilowlaml, deceased: Yon aro liereby
notified that ontholth day of January, W0-J,
Mary K. Iteed purchased ut tax sale southwest
juarterof section 'J5, In township 2S of ruiiKo
47, in Hox Hutto county, Nebraska. That said
land was taxed In tliu name of Albert How
land, uud that purchase of tax sale of said
land was maitofur tlio years isfll, isl5, isiw,
1M7 and lsiis, and that subsequent taxes havo
been paid on wild land by Mary E. Heed for
the years l!Wi and HHr,. That tho tlmo for re
demption of tho aforesaid hind will oxplro on
the 4th day nf January, IlKM.
Dated, Alllaucn, Nebraska, this 13th day of
Auifiist, WuJ. Mauv E. Kkkd.
Notice to Kcdccm.
Stato of Nebraska I
llox Hutto cyunty J "'
To W. l Ilaynes and Tho Equitable Land
company: You nro hereby not I tied that on
tlio 3d dy of January, 10ft, Mary E. Heed pur
chased ut tux salo tlio northwest quarter of
section 34. In township 2; of ramie 50, iu Hox
Hutto county, Nebraska. That suid land was
taxed in the name of W. V. Dynes', and that
said purchase of tax salo of said laud was
miido for tho years lsW, 1M7, isux, ipn.ni anil
UW0. and that subsequent taxes havo been
paid on a!d land for tho years 1P01 and IIKG.
That tho tlmo for repetnptlon of tho afore-i-ald
land will expire ou the 3d day of January,
Dated, Alliance. Nebraska, this 15th day of
August, W03. Mahy E. Klkd.
Itoad Notice to Land Owners
Uoitd No. 45. Votlco to Lund Owners.
To Whom it May (."o.nceun:
The Commissioner appointed to lay out a
road commencliiK ut tlm southwest corner of
tho8K, Kec, 35, township is, north, raiiire
50 west. In WrlKlit precinct, Hox Uuto coun
ty. NelNKisku. runnlUR theiicu north easterly
to a uolut 13 rods south of tho northeast
corner of thobK'f SE. '4 of said section 35,
thenre north 13 rods und thence east on the
lino between the N, H of S. H and tho S. VJ of
P. 5j of section SO In slid township and ruiare,
termluatlnjj ut tho oust lino of said section
3rt, has reported In favor of the opening there
of, and all objections theieto or clulms for
damuBcs must bo tiled In tho county clerk's
office on or beforo noon of tbo 2d day of
November A. D 1003 or said road will bo
opened without reference thereto.
.. S. M. Smyskb,
n County Olerk.
Notice.
Under tho new revenue law all real estate
011 which any taxes nre due and unpaid will
be advertised for salt October 1, Wftt Those
wishing to avoid costi should pay up before
tliu t date. '
Alkx Mcibukad. County Treasurer.
J. Rowan
DEALER IN
FLOUR and FEED
WIIOLE8AI.K AND ItKTAH,
1IANDI.KS THE
Celebrated Ravenna Flour
At PHkington's old
stand, 'phone No. 71.
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For a Full
Line of...
Staple
AND
Fancy
Groceries
I Finest Teas
Superior Flours
That Can't be Real
In Town....
Queensware,
Tinware and
Enameled ware
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OALL ON.
A. D. RODGERS.
;i Alliance Candy Co.
Manufacturing Confectiona
ries both wholesale and re
tail. We ask the public to
inspect our goods. You will
find them tip top.
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OUR MOTTO:
"PURITY and
CLEANLINESS"
am from
MISSOURI
But you don't have
to show me where
to buy my . . ,
Staple
and
Fancy
j
Groceries
For Graham keeps the best of
EVERYTHING-
and I'm now ou my way to
JAS. GRAHAM'S
Grocery in Whitfields old
stand, where he just moved.
ZBINDEN BROS,,
DEALERS IK.
Flour 1 Feed.
"Home
Comfort"
Flour
Is Our Leader. Try It...,
'PHONE 105.
WEST SIDE MAIN
STREET
Wm. James,
Exclusive
Dealer in
COAL &
WOOD
e
'Phone
ISo. 5.
Alliance,
Nebraska.
LonQF. rmtEcrowv.
Kotai, IliqHLAaDBRS Alliance, Castle No.
43 meets very second and fourth Thursday
cvenlnft In W. O. Vf. Hall. VlsltlnR Clansmen
cordUllr Invited. . .
K. I Woods, C. W. J Emms,
f ee'r. h- P
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ATTOHNKTS.
OrriCB Phone 180. hksiukncb Phone 203.
R. C. NOLEMAN,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
Kooms 1, 2 and 3, First National bank build!
Inft, Alliance, Neb. Notary In ofllce.
TornvioTssof
Attory at
Law....
Office Up-stalrs Over Postofllco
SMITH P. TUTTLE. I HA E. TASn.
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE,
North Main St., - ALLIANCE. NEI1.
WILLIAfl MITCHELL.
ATTORNEY
AT HW,
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
L. A. BERRY,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
ALLIANCE, - - NEBRASKA.
jTETMOORETlvi
FLETCHER lll.OCK,
ALLIANCE, NEH.
Culls answered from ofllce day or night.
Telephone No. 62.
QrVvTMiTCllELXr
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Office lu Lockwood
Uullding S
ALLIANCE. NEH.
Telephone No. 379.
DR. G. W. COLLINS
HOMEOPATH
Thirty years experience. Diseases of
women and children and non-surgical re
moval of gall stones and core of upondlcl-
tls, SXciftltlCS.
Ofllco first door west of O'Connor's bakery.
'Phone day or night, 1H.
11. 11. nr.LiAVOOi. m. i).
V. S. UELL.WOOD. M. D.
Belhvood & Bellwood,
PHYSICIANS and
SURGEONS,
llolstcn liuildinfi, - ALLIANCE, NEB,
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
OHIco In First National Hank block. Alli
ance Nebraska.
juliavTTrey
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN.
Ofllce two blocks north of Times building,
Phone 258.
Hours, S to 12 a. m., 1 :30 to 5 p. m.
Dt J. R. Taggart, D,V5.
Is prepared to treat any and all
diseases known to tho horse
and cow. Special attention to
dentistry. All work guaranteed
Barn North of Palace Livery. 'Pho 101
FIBOOTSdiOES-
MADE TO OKDEIt.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
R. MADSEN,-
A. U. NEW,
AUCTIONEER.
b'.iles cried In this and adjoining counties by
tho day or commission. Sixteen years ex
perience. Sntlsfuctlon guaranteed. Con
tracts can be made at Tub IIkkalii office
where references to Alliance citizens will
also be given.
F. M.. WALLACE
DRAY LINE
Moving Household Furniture
and Trunks a specialty . .
Phone No, 1 Young's grocery. Alliance
HUMPHRY
i: Undertaking and .
:: Embalming Company.
Calls snswered promptly day or night..
Claude Humphry,
Undertaker.
firs. Humphry,
Lady Assistant.
Residence phone 269.
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Turning and Scroll
Work and all
Kinds of Shop
Work
Estimates Furnished
GEO. Q. QADSBY,
r.rlck Shop West of AUJaace National
lbtnV, Alliance, Neb.
PHONE 400,
Contractor and Bnilder.
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