The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, December 19, 1902, Image 8

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    CANTO? CALLINGS.
11, C. Curtis and hts mother wore
teltlng at J, W. Hroshar'a Sunday. .
G, W. Lbckwood tru In A111abb
Tuesday and Wednesday 6n Important
'baslncKS.
Janlcs Kennedy and Andrei Thcha
teherweralu the Pino Ridge forum
W Friday.
Miss Mary Mornvok was the guest of
of Miss Mary Clayton Saturday eve
and Sunday.
Rolloy L. Shetler is now engaged In
working on bis new ranch west of
Canton 1b Sioux county.
Monday morning' was very blustery
for the school ma'ams of Canton to"
make their schools In good time.
Edgar Lange, brother of Mrs. C. II.
Irlea, was la these part Taeeday and
went to Lavra'to make a visit with
friends there, that having formerly
been his home.
Lee Hood was in Lawn precinct a
few days ago to receive a bunch of
eattle he had purchased some time ago
and corralled them over night at
James Novotnoy's.
Vhllo working In the culinary de
partment at his home a few days ago,
Otis Haas, by some mishap, got n very
bad seatd oa his left arm, which was
very painful for several days.
Our literary society met again Satur
day eve, tho 13th Inst., with a full
house and the program was well car
ried out. To visit our literary society
once, Is to visit It again. Those elected
to the chair for Saturday, December 27,
were John Langford and Miss Pearl
Mroshar. ,kvrvwwvrwv
FAIR VIEW FILLINGS.
Joe West has gone to Alliance to
work for Mr. Phillips in the livery
barn. v
Miss Geneva West, Miss Mae Heath
and sister Nellie spent Sunday with
Mrs. M. P. Nason,
Snow in abundance. It makes bad
work for those who hav,o not got their
corn shucked John Riley has forty
acres yet to pick.
The Falrvlew Ladles' Aid was cuter
tained by Mrs. Uadloy Wednesday,
December 10. They will meet with
Mrs. M. P. Nasoa January 7. All
members try to bo present.
Charlie Heath recently butchered a
hog that dressed oyer 300 pounds. Win.
Nyo sold one alive that weighed nearly
600 pounds.- It is easy to size up a
iarmcr's corn pile by looking at his
hogs.
We hear old Santa Is on his way to
Falrvlew, will be there Thursday,
December SS, at 2 o'clock p. m. Come
one, come alt and bring the children.
They will all be remembered for Santa
is very partial to children and baches.
A short program Is being prepared.
Clrr Dvcjcr 2a SUmpa.
Immediately on the Issue of King
Sdward'a VII.'s stamps, says a corres
pendent, an American dealer posted
ten thousand letters to himself, with
Queen Victoria's stamp and King
Sdward'a stamp under one postmark,
dated Jan. 1, 102. These treasure!
he is retailing at SI each, and .ht
trade name is "Double-Joes." a nam
that waa formerly given to gold coins
of Ferdinand and Isabella, with the
heads of both sovereigns on the face.
"Doublo-JocB" can still be manufac
tured, but they can no longer bo given
the historic postmark of Jan. 1, 190
Black a Newspaper Men.
It Is not gcnr"Hy known that ox
Gov, Frank S. Blat, the triumphant
counsel in the KMIneux case, Is a
formm newspaper nan. After grad
uating from Amherest he went to
Troy, N. Y., where ho became a re
porter on the old Whip and also the
Budget. In his spare momentB he
studied law with e--DlstrIct Attorney
Sam Foster, who took a liking to tho
lad and gave him a room In his house.
After being admitted to the bar his
success was steady and in recent
years rapid.
Sblftl.ti H.bltt la Turkey.
Horses, mules and donkeys go load
ed to market in Turkey, but the road
Is strown with grain leaking from the
old sacks, and thousands of turkeys.r
which may be bought at 12 cents
apiece, feed on the dropping grain. '
Japan!. Wotuou AdTuarlue.
One feature of western civilization
huo just mado Its appearance In Japan,
where a native woman has brought
suit for a breach of promise, hitherto
un unknown procedure in the land of
toe chrysantnemum.
Kxpemo of Coroner' Omee.
The expenses of the New York cor
oner's office do not decrease as the
demand for the abolition of the oClco
M UBaeceawry becomes more general.
This year's appropriation for the cor
oner's office in Manhattan Is f 61 ,200,
in Brooklyn $32,900, in the Bronx
932,900, In Queens 123.000 and In Rlclf
Blond $18,100, a total of $165,150.
Wfalte Ant. Knt Wood.
The white ants of Manila are fond ot
Krood. They bore holes from the out
Bide, enter in thousands, and eat arti
cles of furniture until little is left but
mere shells. Sometimes they devour
the legs of a chair, so that when a per
on sits down the chair crumbles un
der him jmd he suddenly and ungrac
fully lands on the floor.
Be True to 'Self.
Life Is a crucible. We are-.thrown
into It and tried.ChapIn:,"-
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Professional Cards.
ATTOUNEY8.
Orncu Phone 180. Kesi dunce Puomb 203.
R. C. NOLEMAN,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
Roodih 1, 2 and 3, First National bank build
Iiir, Alltmico, Neb. Notary In office.
W. G. SIMONSON...
4fforney at
Law....
OfUcc Dp-stalrs Over PobtofHce
SMITH r. TUTTLE. BA X. TA8H.
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE.
North Main 8U, - ALLIANCE. NEB.
WILLIAH MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
L. A. BERRY,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
VHY8ICIANB.
II. H. BF UWOOD, U. D. W. 8. BELLWOOD. M. D.
Bellwood & Bellwood,
t PHYSICIANS and
SUHSEONS.
Moisten llulldlng,
ALLIANCE, NED,
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON.
Ollico in First National Hunk block. AM
unce, Nebraska.
J. E. MOORE, M. D.
FLETCHER BLOCK,
ALLIANCE, NEn.
Calls answered from ofllco dny or night.
.Telephone No. (B.
Q. W. MITCHELL. M. D
PHYSIOIAN and
SURQEON.
Office In Lockwood)
UolldlnR (
ALLIANCE. NEB.
Telephone No. 379.
JULIA V. FREY,
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSIOIAN.
OIHce two blocks north of Times building,
Phono 458.
Hours, 8 to 12 h. in.. 1 :30 to 5 p. ru.
H. B. MILLER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND
SURQEON ...
Ofllco mid residence three doors north of
Idaho street on llljj Horn avenue.
TCleponeNo.20. Alliance, Neb.
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We wish to introduce our work into every home" in Alliance and to do this we will sell for a
limited time ONE DOZEN of our very finest
$4.50 Photos for $3.00.
Our canvassers will call at every home in the city with samples and tickets which will be sold
for 50 cents, the balance being paid at the Studio when the sitting is made. Positively no
tickets will be sold at the Studio. The greatest care will be taken in making these Photographs
satisfactory in every particular and hope a large number will take advantage of the unusual offer.
ALLIANCE ART STUDIO,
Successor to Mark's Studio.
C. R. FULLER, Proprietor.
Newberry's Hardware Etaibllhtticnt.
The largest line of Steel and
Cast Ranges ever shown in
Western Nebraska. Ranges
from $25.00 to $62.50.
Stock of Glass in Alliance.
1 (Hhnirf Winter AnnIK f I
Eleven different kinds from 60 cents
up at the Alliance Apple Cellar in the
Capt. Corbin Building.
I ALSO PURE HOME MADE CIDER.
? Entrance in the Rear.
F A. THIELB
NELSON
Fire Insurance Agent
REPRESENTS THE FOLLOWING
INSURANCE COMPANIE8.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
North Atnericap of Philadelphia.
Phoenix of Brooklyn, New York.
Continental of New York City,
Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
New York Underwriters, New York.
Commercial Union Assurance Co.,
of London.
Liverpool, London and Globe In
Offlco Upstairs,
Fletcher Mock.
tAt
Mrs. Thos. Regan...
Has a Large and Complete
Assortmnt of
TVULLIINERY,
T AD1ES
J J shirt
JjL wear,
s dren's
ilaterials, Embroidery Materials,
Stamped Linings, Hair Goods, etc.
Opera House Block -
The Herald has the best equipped Job Office in the
west, and turns out the best work.
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FLETCHER
surance Co.
German American - Insurance Co.,
New York.
Farmers and Merchants Insurance
Co., of Lincoln.
Columbia Fire Insurance Co,
Philadelphia Underwriters.'
Phoenix Insurance Co., of Hart
ford, Conn.
Alliance, Nebraska.
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