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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1902)
- i Ju &C v- , ? X tif I ;j li v ? ti X: t h i . ' f) Y ''- ivt r - &:- 'Vy w- -. -, T I Wo wish to introduce our work into every homo fn Atliance and to do this wo will sill for a . limited timo ONE DOZEN of our very finest $4.50 Photos for $3.00. ' Our canvassers willcall at every homo in the city with samples and tickets which will bo sold for 50 cents, the balance being paid at the Studio when tho sitting is made. Positively no tickets will be sold at tho Studio. The greatest care will be taken in making these Photographs satisfactory in ovcry particular and hope a large number will take advantago of tho unusual offer. ALLIANCE ART STUDIO, Successor to Mark's Studio. C. R. FULLER, Proprietor. A. C. BINQHAH, Pianos, Organs Sewing Machines. Baldwin, Crown, Capen, Victor, Sweetland, Bush & Girts, Ellington, Bingham, Story & .Clark, Valley Gem, Hamilton, Howard and Estey Pianos. Office One and a Half Block 1 11 it 1 ank Alliance Bowling Alley, W. S. RIDGELL, Prop rietor. .y.a)o fev Qywtta ft Te,eis. Ceawes atv&T&sst a Appointed Amusement Place in the West, and Invite All to Call. Ladies , ' Especially Invited. Bowling, Billiarps and Pool -CIGARS, TOBACCOS AND " SOFT DRINKS. !&il Pahst Beer SHIPPED OVER THE BUR LINGTON BY H. C. Who came here to stay, And will never bo driven away, And Sold to His" Customers in Alliance This is the Beer that Waked Up Alliance, and it Stands to Reason It's the .... Best in the World! 1 Just order a case o " for family use. We 11 deliver the same at any hour, daj' or night; for we're out for business and lose no time. . . . .- H. C. ARMSTRONG. wmtmtmtmtmmi UV & Two of Our Churches. tmi. Firs t Bapttet ' (tlnivcb One Block West and Tvio Blocks North ot TIMES BUELDEIG. Georoe CoiUns Jrffeus, Pastor. Sxrt&ai SaxvAcs. Sunday Schogl, ........ .10. do. a.m. Preaching , . . 1 1.00 a.m. Junior Meeting....,.... 3.00 p.m. C 12. Meeting 7.15 P.M. Preaching ,.... 8.00 p. m. Prayer Servics.TliundJtr . B.qp p. m. . A Hearty Welcome & TO ALL SERVICES. ALLIANCE, NEB. oj, T ONE DOOR NORTH OF .Young's Grocery. 3&M& &-j$ Armstrong, Red, White and Blue" I vur uxr 1 cessecooeoa9C0cee e KUttvo&s SVvseopaV ...Church... AXX.TAXOK. - NEUHAS1CV. REV. E. C. HORN, PH. D.7 PASTOR.. o o o o o & a SUNDAY SERVICES. Sunday School. 10.00 a.m. Preaching ,11,00 a.m. Class Meeting 12.00 m. Junior Eptvorth League,, 3.00 p.m. IJpworth League 7.00 p. m, Praaching 8,00 p. m. Prayer Service.ThursdSy. 8.00 p.m. Every one Is Welcomed tb All Sen ices. K a a (0 o ocoeooQocttQaBe) twcWVYVVXfc, I 'KyVAVVVVVVV, 'VnA-VA-SaAvs TIME TABLE Alliance, Neb. LINCOLN, DENVER, OMAHA. HELENA, CHICAGO, BUTT.E, ST. JOSEPH, SALTLAKliUllX, KANSAS CITY, POl Ti-AfSU, ST. LOUIS, SAN FRANCISCO nnd nil lwlnts enst imrt . iwlnts vest, iliid soutli. TiuiNfl Leave as Founs, Jl mintain Tjmr v Na 41 r.isseiiBer Jully. Deadw x)il. Hillings, nil points nortli una west I0:35n.tn. No. 42 Passenger dully, lilncoln. Omnlia, Chicago nnd nil , points east .. ..... ....... iiwlid. No. .T01 Vasseilu'cr dally, for INmvor OKdun.Snlt IjixUo, Ban Fran cisco nnd nil lntornicdlnto points, drpnrts ut... 1:10 n.m. No. 302 1'nHSciiKcr dnlly f romDonvor and nil Internii'dlitto points, arrives ut . . 10:10a.m, No. 43 UjoiI piissengor dnlly Xrom Utniihn, Lincoln nnd Intur tncdlntu points nrrlvos ut.... 5t5h a.m. No. 44 lcul passciiKor dally, for points, dopnrts nt...... 4:00 u. in. No. 305t)ally, except Sunday, for points sou tfi nnd west, du pnrts .. .,...8:20n.m No. 30(1 Dally, except Bunday. from south nnd west, arrives. .,...3:30 p. m, No. 45 Freight, dally, Dead woo J. Hillings and Intermediate stations ,,...,..,. .7:30 p.m. No. 40 Freight dally, for Lincoln und intermediate stntlons.. 0:30 p.m. No. 47 Freight dally.oxccpt Sunday, ." for Dead wood nnd Billings.. 10:50 a. m No. 48 Freight dally for Lincoln and Intermediate stations.. 8:03 a.m. No. 40 Freight, for northwest .... l:00u. rn. No. 50 Freight from northwest, ar rive 12p.m. Denver freight, dally except Monday, arrives nt 9:15 nm. No. 304 Denver freight, dally except Saturday, leaves ut ......... 5:20 a.m. Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars scats free) on through trains. Tickets sold and buggago checked to any point In the United Suites or Ganudn. Fqr Information, time tables and tickets call on or write to J. ICREiDEhHAuatr, Agent, or J, Francis, Gen eral Passenger Agent, Omaha. Nebraska. Our New Stre HAS JUST OPENED IN THE CORBIN BUILDING s z. Our Whole Stock Has Just Been Received and ; ' Is Fresh, Clean and of the Finest Quality. WE MAKE A -SPECIALTY OF... t Try Our Palace Car Canned Goods and Our It Makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread and WoocrSeaime of..: House Furnishing Goods s f Our prices in every department are the lowest. .Come in and compare 'them with what you pay elsewhere. ' WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT YOUR PATRON Am?.' "J"M""MWW,,WB"SillWIISSSSSWasWJSMSSlSSSSBlBW THB NEW STORE, WILD GIRL THE QHOST. TN Myatcry Which Agitated Swiss Canton Is Cleared Up. For some Umo tnst tho Inhabitants of Oron, In tho Canton of Vn : 1. S 't zcrland, havo bstn agltattid by tho nightly wandorlrrc cf n ghrtf.' Gome faw have attorn ptd to unlvo tho rays tory, but the" ina'frtJY havd, with Swiss nuporstltk j. 'ur e,,itnt tho host ly visitor as a tck.i of nvt crlmo or coming disaster. Ttum's .. . ago a Me zleres gonda &ot whllj making hla rounds, cniflp n -ic tlir -npoiotl jr'aoat In a secludo! ''r est tfAth. It proved to be a pi . o a" 'i t 1C yaru i f ufeo, dumb ar ' ". p. ! ati JJlot. She wore nr r . -rs:. a poitlcn of old sacl ' p v -c?'iU d at rcas Uor body, v! ' i r- ? rtViOlt with tlilelc and tariiiM 'nlr. Lha vas tnken to tho Village. v"i- 0 "?r riwifo hna created r "-"pcn. Tsr fofft nre cov ored will' filet, horpj E.flti. Sho Is unablo to rAk In s!idj. tnil can only go up ar ' 3rn ctatri i "all fours. Whonco ho 1 "t cpnv rr how long sho has existed la a v.!U fitate Ib un known. PROOF THAT HE'DC.'ttWN TIRED Why the Young vVlfe Went Home to Her Mother 8o 8uddenly. Tho young bride's mother Ecr.tly Btrokcd hor weoplng daughter's hand and tried to comfort hor. "Surely It cannot bo true," Bbo pro tested. "Why, you havo been trnr-. Itiuu uuu mu iuuiiiunt uuuiku vuiiiiui bnvo tired of you so soon ns that." "Oh, but ho has," sobbed tho young brldo, pitifully, "I am suro of It I havo seen that ho has been growing colder and colder every day until yes terday," sho walled. "Yesterday ho asked mo to no out riding with lilin In his now nutomobllo." It wub enough. Sternly her mother directed tho broken-hearted girl to pack up her things nnd coiuo lionip at onco. Lessened Author's Conceit. Brown was the proud author of his first and only novel and had arranged with his publisher for a few hundred advance copies for prlVato distribu tion. Thq summer vacation was on, so he was taking tho addresses of his clubmntes that ho might ueml them hlB book. When Black entered the room Brown was noting tho address of one friend who wbb going to Bar Harbor. Turning to Clnck, tho proud novelist queried; "Wheo ahull I Bond your copy, Black?'1 "To Bar Harbor, also," replied Black, "To Bar Har bor?" asked Brown In surprise. "I didn't know vou were irolnir to Bar t Harbor." "Nelt'ier am I," replied Black, and the dilnks were on Brown. Whlttler as a Statesman. In tho course of a lecture dellvored In Boston a few.ovenlngs ago Col. Thomas Wentworth Hlgglnson Btir prised his, audience by saying that In tho early '20's Whlttlor, tho poet, evluced a strong liking for p&iltlcs and wanted to go to congress, but fiuld not be nominated because ho 'We are now ready to serve you. with the Best ancl Freshest Groceries to Be Found in the Oity of Alliance. Ranch Orders Clerks Want More M6ney. Tho directors of a bank In Chicago think that no man should marry on a salary less than $1,000 a yeaf. They havo, therefore Informed tholr single clorks who get Icsh than this sum that they must '. marry. Tho clorks havo requested n'fchor pay. Extreme Thickness of Ice. A few days ngo Profs. Ulumcko nnd Hobs, .from Havarla, who aro woll known for their studies of glaciers, succeeded In boring through Uho Hint' crlos glacier In tho Otsshal Alps, nt a point whoro tho Ico was found to bo 153 motors dcop. Sturdy Au&trallan Child. Tho two and a half-year-old son ot a resident of Koorlngn, South Aus tralia, strayed from hU homo ono evening recontly. Next morning ho was loucd nt a spot twelve miles au -, and was still trotting Steadily aloLg. , ,,i) i in n - - South Africa's Future. Benjamin Kldd, tho economist, who has Just made a tour ot the now Brit ish South Africa, says ho believes tho country to ho richer than tho United States west of tho Mississippi nnd bo lloves that its future Is assured. Has Copy of Inportant Treaty. Durwood C. Cain of tho United States rny, and 'a son of Ronrcsenta tlvo Cain of Ohio, has the oluclal copy ortho trcnty between China and Japnn aftor tho war ot 1894, which ho s curcd In Pekin. Beginning to Entertain Doubts. ' "Sometimes," roflpctcd tho Uev. E. Strooto, look'hg over his small "but fachloonblo congrog Mon, "I doubt whethor 1 over had a genuine cnll to preach. I am arrald It was only a temptation." - Ralr'-ops. A rain-drop ono tvontyTflfMi of an inch In diameter cannot fa. at- any greater speed than 13 foot In n sec ond, Hnln-dropa rarely excoed ono eighth of an Inch In dlnmetcr. Preacher Also a Physician. Tho Uev. Char 3 A. Trottnan, pas tor of tho Church of tho Redeemer, St. Louts, 1b also a practicing physi cian, having regular ofneo hours dur ing tho week. To ABslat Chinese Government. Alfred Jossup of Brooklyn, lias been selected to assist the Chinese government In tho work of currency system reorganization. Bodies of Chinamen Sent Home. About $D0,Q00 was paid ono month recently for tho shipment to China of some GOO Chinamen who had died in New Zealand. Queen Exhibits Bantams. Eight varlotles of bantams are be ing exhibited by tho Queen of Eng land at a show at Barnstable. AND PAY THE BEST PRICES Fqft PRODUCE. r 4, Victor Flour. Most Delicious Pastry. Color .Was All Right Tho older Dumas onco was wearing .ho ribbon of a certain order, havlag recontly boon mndo a commandant, and an envious friend remarked upon It. "My doar fellow." ho said, "that cordon la a wi etched color, Ono would think It wns yuir woolon vest that was showltp.' "Ofi nor my dear d'E ," replied Dninn wfth a smile 'you'ro mistaken. It's not a bad color; It 1b exactly tho shade of tho sour grapes In thr fabl Myotary Cleared . ' A steam trawlor on t"46n cfc Scotland, has brougat tin h itt) of a horee and n carrlno . 1' est, Their recovery explains - isf pearanco iC years ago or a uctor coachman. Ho wont to p;oit t d df tor ono wild night, and wee cover heard of Pgalo. At tho tlmo tho be lief was that ho had bo t'ur.'fod In tho river and carried Into Uo Qaro Loch, Export of Rabbit Qklns. Not everyone knows of the cDor moils trade between England aud tho United States In rabbit skins, Over 3,000,000 woro doolt with by ono Bir mingham denier laat year. Tho skins nfa first acnt to Uo Continent, where tho long h&tni aro extracted by hand, the skins being subsequently pre pared for tho making of hats. Rarity Among Women. ' Thoro may bo some husbands who will bo filled with onvy when thoy road thut tho deep moISncholy in which the czarina is said to bo leads her to pre serve Bllcnco for Jorjj periods oven In tho prosonco of gups.a. Cqrtalnly her alleged mania mltrh; tako a more acute and objection a'jlo form. Ireland's 8choct Census.' '. Tho comrolnslopcrs of National Edu cation In Ireland, In their roport which was IsRited' recently Btato that tiding tho past year thoy had provided placca for 897,403 pupllB. T? o number In averngo attendance, wl-'-h, dn 1900 wob 478,22-1, Bhovod Isii. year 'an In crease of 3,807. ' ' A Brld'irobrr.'a Clft. f " Cameoo ara ar H va'-ii Into fash Ion, nnd Bomo li-Mt Tut t Jings ? t lino havo just h . soen In n brldo's "corbstilC Tho brld", , gavo hla future vlfe a cameo bn each cameo being a llfe-Hlio pm v s tho brldo's father, mother,' fir.. l and sisters. Superstition About Cats. Scotch peasants behove that a cat scraping 1b a sign that Bomo beast horse, cow, pig or dog will bo found doad on tho farm before long. A cat washing its face portends rain next day; turning Us back to tho flro por tends storms and rains. No Wopder. King Lowanlkn created -jsome eon sternatlon among his subjects when he arrived at Ltlalu, ithe Barotsoland capital, wearing a silk hat, frock coat' suit, kid gloves, patent leather boots and carrying a walking stick and' an umbrella. Prof, Dolbear'o Career. Prof. A. E. Dolboar of Tufts col lego has just celebrate! his slxty-flfth birthday. For over tntyr-lght yenrs he has been a professor at Tufts. 19 wan born In tho same houso In which Benedict Arnold was born. Irving's Fondness for' Tea Sir Honry Irving has a weakness for tea. Ho likes to brow It himself, and novor travels any long dlstnnCo with out taking a full tea equipment "with him. -Sir' Henry's favorlto brand'.la an expenslvo China tea. A Young Biblical Student. .Ono day ray little brother Wlllard was asked how ma"- apostles -there were, and ho repii , "Eleven."- On being corrected, ho said: ''No, tere wasn't twejvo, 'ouse Judae K- -b-sJ-' Llftlo Chron!c Runs Throuc ' stumi "I Tho railway t Bristol, Big gtono Gap. V-,,J8 the -which runs thrqugh a natural This tunnel Is 930 feet long, a i -is been formed by a -river known as Stock Cre&k, . -Statue of Gh'rldan Completed. Augu' St. .uijens ha3 eoinplet ed hie i i"str' a Btatuo eg Geu Piitt Shoridan at West Lebanon, N. II. It Is ready for shipment to;Nov York, wher,e it wIll-Uo erected. Wanted It, Anyway. Gerald As it Is to bo a secret en gagement. It would noi bo wlso for mo to give you a ring at present. Ger' aldlno Oh, but I could wear it on tho wrong hand. Judge. ' - Just Dividends. Probably It Isn't true that Plerpont Morgan wants the, earth. It may bo that he only craves tho fullness there of, Philadelphia Inquirer. Has 8erved "t-Flve Years. Albert von has ti- fesBor of an "Wurzburg, Ov five years. ia Urn" or the L ' ox tX Moi. .idlclnc A patent raw' - .trust est thing In "ruorgty", flnnt tho public la askod to swallov Millions of Buttons Used. Tho vjorld uses about ? 15.200,004 worth of button yearly. - .
