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Cal HolllbnURh was a CravVford visit
or on Saturday.
Jim littrkof North Tabic vns trading1
in town Monday.
The leu business lias closed all the
contracts being filled. ,
I'. h. Wilson transacted business in
llcmingford Wednesday.
Mrs. Wirt was in Crawford on Sat
urday linvlng dental work done.
Dr. Ueni7.er of southwest Iowa is
here for a visit with his son Lloyd.
Mrs. C. II. ltlchey has hem buttering
greatly with a carbuncle on her back.
Mrs. Sheets of Highland Centre is
spending the week with Mrs. Jorale
moil. Miss Attic Snow came down from
South Tablo on Friday remaining till
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. 0. Poole arc moving
back to the ranch four miles northeast
of town.
Uruce & Uolllbnugh received a car of
corn from the eastern part of the statu
on Monday.
,1. O. licnuett ami wife went out to
the ranch on Saturday returning to
town on Sunday.
.1. C. licnuett received a thousand
pounds of feed on Saturday from the
ll'uuingford mills.
Section Foreman 11. L. Richardson
r.nd wife of Ardmoro were over Sunday
guests at their paternal homes.
Mr. McCorkle who represents a
uho'esalo leather house was calling on
his patrons in this place on Monday.
Frank Mooro spent a couple of days
in town recently visiting young friends.
Frank looks uouu the worse from his
recent beige of smallpox.
After the lecture on Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Myers entertained Capt.
Alcors anil a number of friends at
luncheon and the evening was picas
antly spent in conversation, Mr. Alters
giving several Interesting war reminis
cences. J. It. lturli, county superintendent of
Sioux county, was in town a couple of
days last week. Ho visited our school
on Friday and was much pleased with
the work In progress. Mr. IHirk is al
so Sunday school missionary for llox
Iluttc Presbytery and visited our Sun
day school and gave an Interesting
talk,
The Endeavor boclety went In a body
to the depot on Sunday morning to
meet Capt. W. It. Alters of Alliance who
was billed for a lecture on. Sunday
evening. There was a ripple of excite
ment and a feeling of disappointment
when the train pulled out and no
speaker alighted. However, when the
second section rushed through a white
head appeared at a window, a hand
moved and a bit of paper ilnttcrcd in
the air, then alighted which bore the
words, "(lot on the wrong section;
will some back from Belmont." The
attendance at the lecture was good not
withstanding the terrible condition of
the roads but all felt well repaid for
coming. The lecture was fine, splen
didly delivered and so vividly pictured
that one forgot for a time that thoy
were elsewhere than In tlio Holy Land.
A terrible railroad accident happened
at this place on Monday morning at
eight o'clock. A freight train which
hud a played out engine was standing
in a cut south of town. Another freight
camu in and not seeing the standing
train hi time to prevent a collision rnn
into the way ear, A young man named
iicuout. iituil uraiietnau, was on
JARVIS 1877 BRANDY
.SOLD IN ALL BEST PLACES.
6a vvvrov'YrrA'A'rt'STrrrT rrrsrsmrr' vrarri"rvs'iirt
The Central Nebraska Real Estate Comp'y
? LOCATED AT :e-
Lincoln, Omaha and Thedford
Allll NOW IlL'ADY TO SLM.L YUtf
Ranch, Farm or City Property.
Our means of securing purchasers are extensive on
account of the number of agents that are giving their
entire time to looking for purchasers. If you list your
property with us for sale, we will sell it, or if you
want to exchange for other property. We make a
specialty in this line. We have .
FINE FARMS, ELEGANT CITY PROPERTY
As well as various kinds of business, to exchange
for your property. We propose to do a hustling
business and guarantee satisfaction. For further
information, correspond with
J. H. ED M ST EN,
President of the Company
Tiiuuforu, Nebraska.
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C. .Johnson, sou of Emmet Johnson,
is now at Mud Springs, Sioux county,
assisting Lou Duxstend in looking after
his sheep.
I. K. Snow of Alliance moved his cat
tle this week from the Hass brothers'
ranch. We learn that Emmet Johnson
will succeed the Bass boys in managing
Mr. Snow's stock
A good many of our ranchmen have
been losing quite a" numbpr of their
cattle of lato from some unknown cause,
whether It is from lack of feed or other
disease we know not.
Miss Myrtle Mroshar will begin a term
of four months' school In the Nikont
district on March 1. Miss Edith, her
younger sister, will attend her school
untll'Aprll 1, after which school will
begin in her home district, No. 31.
Jacob A. Johnson, one of ito.v llutte
county pioneers, but now of Uticu.
Seward county, wns in this vicinity re
newing his acquaintance with his many
friends who were glad to meet him
again. Mr. Johnson still holds his
land here and we believe from his talk
he wished lie had remained here and
may return In the near future.
TIME TABLE
Alliance, Neb,
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ANIMAL P'ARASITIO
INSECTS SHOULD BE
Up."
KILLED
And the best way to do it is to get one of those
STEEL DIPPING TANKS MADE
BY
Newberry. Then rise Ohlors Naptholeum Cattle
Dip. There is nothing - -----
V I C I O U 3
About the dip except to parasitic life, therefore
if yon wish to raise big, fat -----
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DENVER,
HELENA,
BUTTE,
SALT LAKE CITY
POi TLAND, .
SAN FRANCISCO.
points wist anil
LINCOLN,
OMAHA,
CHICAGO,
ST. JOSEPH,
KANSAS CITY,
ST. LOUIS.
anil all points- east ami
soma.
Tiiainh Lkavh as Follows, M mjntainTime
No. 41 Passenger dally. Dendw ixl,
lllllliiu-.. all points north and
west 10:35 a, m.
No. 42 l'lisst-iiRer daily. Lincoln,
Omaha. UhleiiKO anil all
wwwwr
Professional Cards.
ATTDIlNr.YH.
WILLIAH MITCHELL.
ATTORNEY
AT HW.
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
points east
No.:vH rasseiiKf r iliilly, for Denver
1:40 a.m.
Legal Advertisements.
forward platform tending the brako
wlicn the crush eanie. He was precipi
tated forward, thrown between the
ears and terribly tnnngtcd. Ho was
taken into the depot, placed upon cush
ions but never regained consciousness
and lived but one hour. A feeling of
.sadness rested upon our people, for
notwithstanding the fact that the
young man was an entire btrangcr to
every one hero, yet we felt that he was
some mother's boy and all hearts arc
altiu in sorrow.
HREN6r
Notice to Creditors.
In futility Court, within mid for llox lluttu
county, NubrnsUu, February 14, ilXKt, In tlio
mutter of thu estate of Klvlrsi ltas,deeoasod.
Ti tlio Creditors of said Kstatic
You are hereby notified that I will sit at the
t'uunty court room In Alllniu'o In said county,
on the 15th day of August, 1!H)3, at 0 u'clcvk a.
in to receive and u.xiitnlnu all claims li'iilnst
nL' j hall! estate, with a vlow to their ndju.sitncnt
me annaiiowai
Ouileu.Sall L:ike. San l-'ran
cIsco and all intermediate
p tints, dop'irts at. 1:10a. in.
No. '.VM i assPtiaiT dally from Denver
it ml all lulermedlale points,
nrrlves at IO:IOn.m,
No. Ji! Local mseiiKiT ilally from
tliniiliu, Lincoln and Inter
i:ieillatoR)lnts arrives at.... r:Ki a.m.
No. 41 I .oval aeif.'ii ally, for
Omaha, l.lirjoln and luternic
dlaie points. dui.irts , it .... 4:00uul
No. IKViD.illy. excun ,Suiiiin. for
points Miiith and v.c.l, de
parts 11:00 a.in
I No. 30(1 Dally, except Sunday, from
south and wet, arrives 1:55 p. tn.
Sleeping, dlnlm; and reclining chair cars
. (seats free) on through trains. Tickets sold
and tiairKtiRo checked to any H)lut In the
United Htatesor t'niiaila For Information,
time tahlcH and tickets call on or write to .1.
KiiKiin:i iiAfon, Ajjent. or .1. Khaki'is, fJen
ernl I'lissfiiKfr Aceut. (Mnahii. Nflir.isku.
L. A. BERRY,
25 PER CENT OFF
The
Regular
Price
From February 14 to March 1, 1903
ATTORNEY
AT LAW. .
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
omen I'honk leo. kksiuknck Phong 203.
R. C. NOLEMAN,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
Rooms 1, 3 and 3, l'lrst National hank build
In:, Alliance, Neb. Notary lu otlice.
W. G. SIMONSON...
Attorney at
Law....
Olllco Up-stalrs Over I'ostolllru
arire
In order to reduce our stock and make room for the
Spring Stock that will be in on March ist, we will give a cash
discount ot 25 Per Cent, till Mrrch ist. This is no old
goods nor odds or ends but they are all
NEW AND . .
UP-TO-DATE
SHOES
This is an opportunity to
at very low prices at the
get High Grade Shoes
w fi &
The weather is tine and snow most
all gone.
Little Mildred lilntr is some better
witli the mumps.
There will be a crokinole party at
in. .MeUaues .Saturday evening.
.1. 0, Wilson has postponed his trip
to Coster county until the ilrst of
.March.
.7. E. Wilson of Alliance visited his
brothers and sisters hero Monday and
Tuesday
lohn Connelly and Ed Young's fam
ily have both been down with the grip
the past week.
Uev. Drown of Lakeside preached
here Sunday morning and evening to a
well filled house.
There was no school in district 123
last week on account of Miss Howard
being very sick with the grip.
Todd and Nellie Derry called on the
sick at Mr. Young's Sunday afternoon.
They report them some better.
Mrs. Minnie Dlair and Mrs. Myrtle
Detebenner visited with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Derry Inst Thursday.
Mr. Snyder of Alliance came out
Monday morning on 44 to look after his
cattle and to sec about buying some
hay.
Sherman Gehrett who has been work
ing on the section quit and went to Al
liance Monday morning to work on the
telegraph line.
Postmaster .lewett of Droken low is
ln.ii. with the intention of buying cat
tle. He is now on a trade with Mr.
Snyder for his herd.
There was an ovster sunner triven at
W. G, Wilson's last Saturday evening.
There was twenty-live in attendance
und a good time reported.
J. O. Wilson took quite sick Saturday
with neuralgia of the stomach and was
in a very critical condition for a few
days but 16 a little better at this writ
ing. CAJ?TONr
J. S. Hood came upfront Alliance
Monday, whither he had went on im
portant business,
anco. Tlio time limited for the tire-
sentatlou of claims aualnst hiiIiI estate In sl
months irom tun utn uay or reiiruary, a. i.
U, and the time limited for payment of debts
Is one year from said 14th day of .February,
1W3.
Witness my hand und the sea) of saldcounty
court this 14te day of February, liMl.
I). K. Hl'ACHT,
(A true copy.) Imeai,. County . I ikIkc.
Notice.
In the County Court of 1U Unite County,
Nebraska,
Nelson Fj.ktcii eh 1 v. ,. ., .
Vh. . Notlco to lion-resident
O. . Hall. defendant.
(5. S.- Hall will take notice that on tlio Kill
day of January, 1W). I). K. Spacht. County
juukciii ami tor iiox nunc, county, .ennis
kn. Issued ati order of attachment wt the sum
of .'.s." In an action pending before him, ,
wherein Nelson Fletcher Is plaintiff and (1. S.
Hull defendant, thai property of defendant
consisting of money has been attached In j
bauds of Nelllu K. Taylor under said order. ;
Said ciiiihu was continued to tlio 5th day of I
March, l!HO at H o'clock a. in. " i
Nklson Flktciikh, I'lalntltT. i
t- E--sj 'i1"
S1IITH i. TUTTLE.
tit A K. TA3II.
TUTTLE & TASI1,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE,
North Main St.. - ALLIANCE. NF.II.
ALLIANCE
Cash Shoe Store
AA4LLJtSA,AiS4l AA 9JUZ SASSAStStSASASASAP.
I SAVE
And
1477
Sheriffs
Sale.
Ily virtue of nn execution Issued on trans- I will improve the
crlpt by the cleric of the dlhtrict court of Jlox
lluitocoiinty, Nnlimnkii, upon a drenra rendered condition. I llv
by tho district court of Ijoieiuter county, Ne- i . f , ....
braska. wherein WUdom SarliiKs Hank was ! before bottling,
plalutlir, and iialnt Kmma J Corm-ll. de- I
fenduuts, I will, on tho I3th day of March, )
, , fk.t' .... Hi ....!.... I. .. ... .... ..tl.l .1.... ... .!.. 1
ki".t front iliKir nf tlio cniirtliniiHe in Allliincn ! M'""'J
ill said county, xcll tlni followliiK dvccrlhcd
real cstato, to-wit: the northwest U f nectlun
4, townkhlpSO. north of ntnso 40, west of thoflth
principal ineridlmi in llox llutto enmity. Ne
braska, lit public auction to the hluhcst bidder
for cash, to BatiHfy mid Judcmuut In tlio sum
of ?Mo.00. ThttatMivo mentioned JudKUiunt
HIGH SPIRITS.
The use of a moderate quantity of
our old, mellow and fine
WHISKIES
mental ami physical
have been matured
and have that rich,
ripe flavor so highly appreciated by
brands wc consider
was duly assigned to Henry
Ih now the owner thereof.
A. Clllt'ord who
IKA HF.KI).
Sheriff of Said County.
Kiiikpatuick tVIlAOKit, Atty for Plaintiff
First publication, Febr. 27.
"" 1421
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued by the
clerk of the district court of llox llutto coun
ty, Nebraska, tiixm a decree rendered by said
court In favor of The McKlnley Launlnu
Lo.n and Trust Company, plaintiff, and
ucalust Ira li. liriKttle and V. II. Cnrnahan,
defendants, 1 will, on the ;ist dy of March,
A. u, 1MM, at 10 o'clock a. in. on paid day at the
wet front door of the court Iioum tn Alliance in
said county. Hell the fullowiuu dvncrlUsl real i
ctitate, to-wit; the southeast M of section 0, ot i
township -7, noith of runKe 4H west ot the (ith
principal meridian tn llox llutte county. .Ne
braska, at public auclfuu to the hltthebt bidder
for cash to satisfy said ordir of Hale in tho sum
ot th'Xy-'ii, und interest, coot and accruluK
costs also subject to taxus umountliiK to the
urn of 0.0
I HA ItKKI).
Plferlffpflfijild County. I
V. (. Simoxson, Attorney fOtMrtltila7 j 1
t 1191. lllflll, 11V1I, 4 VIII . l
The following
excellent:
Wedding Boquet Whiskey.
California Wines
Our wines for table use arc worthy
of more than u trial. They are good
for use all the ti me.
The RED LIGHT Saloon.
PHYSICIAN'S.
II. II. UKI.LWOOI), M. 1). -- W. S. UELLWOOn. M. I).
Bellwood & Bellwood,
PHYSICIANS A4D
SURGEONS.
Moisten ItnildlnR. - ALUANUK, NKH,
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Olllco In l'lrst National Hank block,
mice, Nebraska.
All!-
YOUR
FUEL!
be more comfortable by using
GOSPER'S
METALIC
WEATHER STRIPS.
ON OOORS ANO WINDOWS.
BEST ;. MARKET.
You can find it with a
lot of other good things
in Stoves, Enameled
ware, etc., at
Bcfoeson Si 3-ofcer's,
HARDWARE..
vTrsrrc) vriTiirrarrrrry svsrrrrsT'rsvs'rrva'a'rs'.v
J. E. MOORE, M. D.
ri.irnuiKR ui.ncK,
ai.i.ianci:, ni:h.
Harvey's Bowling Alleys
Calls answered
Telephone No. tK.
from olllce day or nlfe'lit.
ONLY UNION IIAK'IN THK CITY.
Wm. James,
Exclusive
Dealer in
Q. W. MITCHELL. M. D
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Olllco In Lock wood)
nulldiiiK t
ALLIANCE. NEIL
Telephone No, 37i.
JULIA V. FREY,
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN.
Olllco two blocks north of TlinesdjulldliiK.
i'lione 25,
I lours, 8 to 12 a. m.. 1 -M to 5 p. m.
COAL &
WOOD
Lstrav Notice
Taken up by the undersigned on his
premises, section 0, town 28 range 49, five
head of steers; one three-year-old, red
mattled line back; one three year-old, pale
red; one three-year-old, dark rod; one;
two-year-old, light red; one two-year-old,
dark red; all marked in left ear, upper bit
or slit in left ear; one branded ' two
straight bars up and down on right
hip; no other marks or brands perceivable,
James Hollinrake,
Hemingford, Nebr,
'Phone
ISo. 5.
Alliance,
Nebraska.
If you want something that is a good
thing for cold weather and dust get Hill's
patent automatic door strip, on exhibition
at Newberry's Hardware. County agent,
V. E. Gillett, 'phone 236. 12-12-tf
H. B. MILLER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON ...
Olllco and residence three doors north.of
Idaho street on HIb Horn avenue.
Tolopooo No. 20. Alliance, Neb.
BARRY
HOUSE
MISS MAGGIE ARRY, Proprietress
Heathful exercise and
ladies and jrentlemcn
amusement for
THREE FIRST-CLASS ALLEYS.
F. T. HARVEY, Proprietor.
East Side of Main Street.
V. M. Kniqiit, I'rcs.
O. II. Cosnett, Cashier.
W. II. munis, V. Pros.
Alliance National Bank,
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA.
- 9 Inoorporated, Sale, Oonssrvattve, 22
Capital Paid in $50,000.
SURPLUS, 85,000.
MItEGTOllS: I'. M. KnlKht, II. F. IleUlelielni, YV. II. Corblu, Thos. Heck. E.W. Harris.
IST MONEY LOANED ON APPROVED SECURITY.
Good Table Board
Comfortable Rooms
V. A. Hampton, President
A. S. Ukeo, Vice President
K. M. Hampton, Cashier
u. Hampton, Ass't Cashier.
'4226
First ' National Bank,
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA.
Capital, $50,000.
Opposite Depot.
Alliance, Neb. Directors: W. A. Hampton. A. S. Reed
Surplus and Profits, $20,000
E. C, Hampton,
R. M Hampton.
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