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All Kinds of screen doors and windows
made to ord t li Geo G. Gndshy
For that old stomach trouble of what
ever kind- uo Co-I.on-Co. For sale at
Jlolsten's pharmacy
For Sale or liae The J. Hagerty
ranch four mile nt of Bridgeport; over
400 acres under irrigation and plenty of
Rood range. Would also soil horses, mulos
.nnd cattle and farm implements, 3-i2-8w
Teeth fill I ml evtntuted without
pain by Dr Ko.ni-.of Allinnue ut Horn
'liifrfoniTut'Ml 1 tuni WttlneMlay, Mnrcli
17 nnd 18. I'lill and see my samples of
bridgeivcnk unil ui'tifleinl teeth.
Cattle taken tn run by the season or
year., Corrjipomlcuee solicited. Refer
ence Commercial Until;, Chappoll, Neb.
J.no. M. Dklatouu, Hutchinson, Neb.
Cow for Sale.
1 hae a fine Jersey cow for sale, will be
fresh in a short time. Cow can be seen at
my place at any time. A. S. Rkk.
Assessors' Annual Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of assessors will be hold at the
office of the county cltrk in Alliance on
Tuesday, March 17, 1903, at 1 o'clock p.m.
All the precinct assessors should be in at
tendance. S. M. Smyser.
Co. Clerk.
Alliance, Neb.. Mch. n, '03.
Low Itntcs West-
$.35.00 to Portland, Tucoina and Se
attle.. $"27.30 to Sun Francisco and Los An
geles. S22..10 to Spokane.
522 25 to Salt Lnke.ISuttetmd Helena.
"Proportionately low rates to hun
dred s of other points, including Hip
Horn Hasin, Vyo . Montana, Idaho,
Washington. Oregon, Uritish Columbia,
California, ete.
Every day Kebruiiry if. to April 30.
Tourist ears dally to California. .Per
sonally conducted excursions three
times 11 week
Touribt ears dally to Seattle.
Inquire of nearest llurlington Route
Agent. ..
ItcsoliitloiiH
Of the ladies' aid society of the Methodist
Episcopal church of Alliance, Neb.
Wiikrkak, Our heavenly Father has
seen fit to bring bereavement to our hearts
by taking from us our sister, Marie H.
Prey, be it
Resolved. That the numbers of the
society extend their sympathy in this hour
of sorrow and be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these reso
lutions be mailed to the family, be pub
lished in the papers and recorded in the
minutes. Mrs. M. 13. Quivev,
Mrs. Frank Irish,
Mrs. J.C. Buffinoton,
Mrs. L
B. Stoner,
Committee.
School Hcnort.
To the Board of Education and patrons
of Alliance schools. Find herewith the
school report for month ending February
27, 1903:
Number enrolled this month 626
Number males enrolled 286
Number females enrolled 34
Total enrolled to date 768
Average daily attendance 5l19
Average number belonging 578-97
Per cent, of daily attendance 88.30
Per cent, of punctuality 99-82
Number of tardies 37
Neither absent nor tardy this mo. 171
Neither absent nor tardy to date 22
Number present every day 332
The Sixth grade secured the flag this
month. The Sixth and Fifth grades were
perfect in punctuality. On account of
sickness the attendance was ilower last
month, figured in per cent., than for some
time. It is to be hoped that with the ad
vent of warmer weather the attendance
will be more regular. Respectfully sub
mitted, W. W. Hartz. Supt.
SLAVES OF FURNITURE.
The llfdiilt of 'Women llclnn Afraid
of llectli'M nntl Slice.
If man Is the slave of n dog, womnn
is the slave of furniture. If women
only knew how much more graceful
and the only way Is to nppcnl to their
vanity they would be reclining on tho
floor, they would never Bit up on chairs
or round n table. That this Is funda
mentally true Is proved by tlio fact
- that they are never bo happy as at n
picnic, where there are no chairs and
tables. I really believe that tho craze
for putting everything on something
above tho floor by which I mean tit-
' bles, sideboards, etc. grew from the
custom of sleeping in ugly, cumber
some and dirt collecting beds Instead of
on the floor. Of course the reason-why
women do not sleep on the floods be
cause they are afrnld of beetles and
mice nnd other harmless things. Worn
en, therefore, having Invented the bed,
invented tho tnble to stand by It, nnd
thus spread the habit of putting every
thing above the level of the floor.
Woman's original eln of being afraid
of black beetles and mice costs man
more than nil tho royalty, armies, na-
- vies, pension lists, prisons, poverty,
schooling, national debts and wars of
, Europe.
I am sure I am not putting it too high
when I say that the average cost of fur
nlturo per house Is $1,000, nnd if the
world would only agree not to cumber
Us rooms with beds and tables, sldo
boards cabinets and chairs our ground
rents would be about half what they
are, and the overcrowding of our cities
would como down proportionately.
'Domestic Blunders of Women."
JARVIS 1877
C5'i-6V6"felJ'VVV4'rV4"r4Tr"i'1t4V'""l.'i6"e
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The Central Nebraska Real Estate Comp'y
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Lincoln, Omaha an d T h e d f ord
AUK NOW ltKADY TO SliUi YOf
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. I f 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. EDMISTEN,
J
Of
Legal Advertisements.
Notice to Creditors.
In County Court, within unil for llo llutte
enmity, Nebraska, i'oliruiiry t4, !H:i. in the
miitturof the estate of IMviru Hnss.ileeeascil.
To tin- Creditors of Mild IMato-
lou are hereby untitled that 1 will sit ut the
county court room In Alliance In said county,
on the lUi,iliiy of AiiKii't, 1903, ut 0 o'clock a.
in to receive and examine nil claims u'alnt
said estate, with a view to tboir mljustmeut
mid allowance. The time limited for the pre
sentation of claims aKiihibt mild estate Is M
months from the Uth duy of February. Av 1).
Ili03, and the time limited for nay ment. of debtH
is one year from salil 14th day of February,
Witness my hand and the seal of said count y
court this 14to day of February, HH)3.
I). K. Sl'AOIIT,
(A true copy.) hkai,. County .Indue.
J 477
Sheriff's Snlc.
Uy virtue of an o.xeeutlon issued on tr.ins
erlpt by thoelerk of thmllstrict court of Hox
Hutlucounly, Nt-bniHka, upona drcrcoivndpied
by the district court of Lniiciii-ter county, Ne
braska, wherein WlniUon Havings Hank was
iilututlfi", mid iiKaliiBt Kinmii .1. Cornell, de
fendant, 1 will, on tlio 7th day of April,
A. U. I'M, at 10 o'clock n. in. on Mild day ut the
west front door of the courthouse in Allhinco
In said county, hell tlio follow iiw described
real estate, to-wit: the northwest it of nation
4, township I'D, north of runge 4'.l, west of tliuOlh
principal meridian in Hox Uutto county. Nc
braekti, at public miction to the hlphcst bidder
for cash, to Kitlsfy wild judgment in tlio nuni
of $577.00 and Interest, cost and accruing
costs subject to taxes In the sum of SliT.'.',
and u mortgage for the .sum of $NK).ou.
Tint nlxivo mentioned judgemeut was
duly assigned to Henry A. Clifford who
Is now the owner thereof.
IKA HERD.
Sheriff of Said County.
KuiKi'ATiurK & IlMimt. Atty for I'lninUIT
First publication, March it
If.'l
hliciifr's Snlc.
llv vlrtuo of mi order of sale issued bv the
clurk of the district court of llox Ilutto coun- '
ty, Nebraska, uiion u decree rendered by said
court In favor of tlio McKliiley-Lnnnlng Io.ti
and Trust Company, plaintiff, and .igitiusl Ira
II. Hrigglc.lMla. A. Ilrlggleund W.I I. Caninhan
defendants. 1 will, on the 7th dvy of April,
A. , HKKI, ut 10 o'clock u. in. on said day at tho
wi'Ht froiit door of tho court Iioumi in Alliance in
said county. ell the following di'scrilx'd real
enlato. to-wit: tho hdutheast H of Htctlonti, of '
township 1!7, noi 111 of niiiKH IS west of the l!lh
principal meridian in Hox Unite county. No-,
imiBka. nt public, auction to tho highest bidder '
for cash to satisfy raid onW of sale In tho sum
of $S05, and interost. conts and accruing
costs also subject to taxes amounting to thu '
sum of S33.0U,
1UA IlKKl).
Sheriff of Said County.
W. (J. SlMO.NSOX, Attorney for l'laintlff. j
First publication, March (i.
Notice.
In the County Court of lloxvllntte County,
Nebraska.
Viola Fhancis, Plaintiff
vs.
Iln.sMtvR. FntNcis. Defendant
To Henry K. Francis, nuu-resldent de
fendant: You are hereby notified that cm the 3rd day
of March, l'.HO Viola Francis Hied a petition
against you In the district court or llox llutte
county. Nebraska, tho object and prajer of
which aie to obtain a illorco from you on the
ground that you wilfully abandoned the plain
tiff', without good cause, for the term of two
years last past. You are required to answer
sum pennon on
day of April, IIKB.,
on on or before Monday, the 13th
Viola Fiivncis. l'laintlff
Hy Win. Mitchell, her attorney,
l'lrst publication, March II.
1451)
Sheriff's Sale.
Hy ilrtueof an order of sale issued by tho
clerk of tho district court of Hox Ilutto county.
Nebraska, upon a decree rendered by said
court in favor of Virgil Young, plaintiff,
and against .lob Hathaway & Comiany, a firm
orco-jmrtnershlp, unlncorporated.compoed of
Job llathuway, and Kuima C .1. Austin, Km
ma C.J Austin, II. II. Austin, husband of
Emma C. . I. Austin, a member of defendnut
llrm of Job Hathaway and Compiuy, and hus
band of K niiiia C. .1. Austin defendant, W. H.
Landing, trustee, Thomas Fralim, lieneficiary
of W II. Lauuing. trustee, defendant. tho
KMiutuhio l .una uompany, William i'arrott,
and Janet I'arrott or Mrs. I'arrott Ilrstuamu
unknown, wife of defendant William I'arrott,
Janet I'arrott and William I'arrott or Mr.
I'arrott, first name unknown, or Mr. J)oo real
name unknown, husband of Janet I'arrott,
defendants, I will, on the Hth day of April,
A. 1) ,11X13, alio o'clock a. in. on said day. at
th: west front door of tho courthouse In Alli
ance in said oouut.v, sell the folowing des
cribed real estate, to-wit: northeast '( of
scction30, township::!, north range 47 west of
the Ctli principal meridian In llox Ilutto coun
ty, Nebraska, at public auction tu tlio hlKhest
bidder for cash to satisfy said order of sale In
the. sum of SlO-J.ltlaml interest, costs and uocru
ing costs $3ti.M. W. II, I.unuliig on his cross
jietltlon recovered as u second leln on said
prcmlsct the sum of 5-5.W 7J.
IKA HKKI),
Blierlff of Said County.
William .Mitchell, Att'y for l'laintlff.
First publication, March IX
If you want something that is a good
thing for cold weathur and dust get Hill's
patent automatic door strip, on exhibition
at Newberry's Hardware. County agent,
W. Ii. Oillett, 'phone 236. 12-12-tf
For screen doors ami windows call on
Geo. G. Gadsby,
Kor Sale United Presbyterian par
sonage, Call at residence.
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President of the Company L
TIEpFORI. NKIIRASKA
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No. 14.Y7.
Sheriff's Sale.
Hy virtue of an order of sale Issued by the
clerk of the district court of Hox Uutto coun
ty, Nebraska, iixtn a decree rendered by said
court In finor of Virgil Young, plaintiff, and
against .lob llatliiiway and Company, a llrm
or eo-partner-lilp unincorporated. coiiiixisVd
of .lot) ilnthawiiv iiud Kmina P. .1. Austin,
I'.mniu C .1. Austin. II. II. Austin, husband of
Kinniit C .1. Austin, n member of defeudnut
fl rm of Job Hnthaway nud Comiinny and hiis
linnil of Kinmii C. J. Austin, defoiiilaut, V. It,
Laiiulng, trustee. Thomas Friiiiiu, licuellctnry
of W. II. l.annlnir, trustee, defendnut, Orako
Bales and Company, William I'arrott and Ja
net I'ariottnr Airs I'ariol, llrt name un
known, wife of defendant William I'arrott.
Janet i'arrott ami Mr. I'mrott or William
I'arrott, first name unknown, or Mr.
oe, ie.il inure liiiMiuun, iinsiiitiiu m
Janet l'.irnut. ileretidauts. I will, on tho 14th
dav of April, A. U . I Ml, at 10 o'clock a. m. on
said day. at the est front door of the court
house in Alliance. In said county, sell tho fol
lowing described real estate, to-wtt: .Nortli
wcia k of -cctiini JO, town SO, north of range
47, west or the tlth principal meridian In Ne
braska, In llox llutte county, Nebraska, at
t.milli mi .. tl. it, I., tint littr licit lit ilil I t fnl I'ftsll.
to satisfy s.ihl order of sale, m the sum of
' $7ito:tiis llrt-t lein nud Intciest, costs and ac
cmlngcosts, f:HUi3and :iI7l!lici'ovi'red by
V, II. Uannliig, ( ross petit loner, as a second
leln on said premises.
I IHA UKKII.
fhi'ilff of Said County.
William Mltclull. Atfv for I'liilntlll
, First puhlicnt'on. March 13.
IM'V
HIGH SPIRITS.
The use of a moderate cuiantity of
our old, mellow and fine
WHISKIES
will improve the mental and physical
condition. Thev have been matured
before bottling, and have that rich,
ripe flavor so highly appreciated by
epicures.
The following brands wo consider
excellent:
Wedding Boquet Whiskey.
Galifornici Wines . . .
Our wines for tabic use ate worthy
of more than a trial. They are good
for use all the time.
The RED LIGHT Saloon.
ONLY UNION I1AR IN THE CITY.
Win. James,
Exclusive
Dealer in
COAL &
... WOOD
'Phone Alliance,
ISo. 5. Nebraska.
W. M. FOSKET,
--uLctlorLeer
Will Cry Sales in This and
Adjoining Counties. . . .
On COMMISSION, or
HY THE DAY.
(ST Satisfaction guaranteed. If
you want to buy or will ranch prop
erty, list it with me
Hbmikgi'ord, Nub.
BRANDY
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Cultivate
I SELL Walking, Riding and Disc Cultivators
I SELL Listers, Breaking Plows, Stirring
Seeder Attachments
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Professional Cards.
ATTOIl.Nr.V.M.
WILLIAH MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY
AT HW,
ALLIANCE,
NE13RASKA.
L. A. BERRY,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
Office I'iionk IK). Hksiokncf. 1'honk 203.
R. C. NOLEMAN,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
liooins I. X and 3, First National bank build!
Ing, Alliance, Neb. Notary liiollice.
W. Q. SIMONSON . . .
Attorney at
Law..,.
Office Up-stalrs Over l'ostollleo
SMITH 1'. TIITTI.E. IIIA K. TAS1I.
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE,
North Main St.,
AI.UANOK. NE1I.
PHYSICIANS.
II. II. IIKM.WOOI), M. I), -s W. S. IIKI.I.WOOD. M. I).
Bellwood & Bellwood,
PHYSICIANS and
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SURGEONS.
Ilolstcn ItulldliiK, - AI.MANOK, NKH,
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Office in l'lrst National Hank block. Alii-
I unco, Nebraska.
J. E. MOORE, M. D.
ii.i'.rciii:it ni.ouii,
Ai.i.i.vNci:, ni:ii.
Culls answered from olllce ilny or nlKht.
Telephone No. iW.
Q. W. MITCHELL. M. D
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
tillico In iioekwoocl) AI.MANOK. NE1I.
Hitlulliijt.. . . f - " : -"
Telephone No. 1170.
JULIA V. FREY,
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN.
Olllce two blocks north of Times building,
1'lione Sis,
Hours, 8 to 12 a. m.. I -M to 5 p. 111.
H. B. MILLER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON ...
Olllce unci rcslilenro three doors north.of
Idaho street on 111k Horn avenue.
Tolepono No. 20. A lllanee, Neb.
BARRY
HOUSE
MISS MAGGIE ARUY, Proprietress
rrasj
Good Table Board
Comfortable Rooms
Opposite Depot,
Alliance, Neb.
SOLD IN
tooth Steel I Iarrows, 96 tooth
tooth Harrows, Disc 1 larrows
my acquaintance
tongue is waggin'
FARM WAGONS,
TRUCK WAGONS,
ROAD WAGONS,
BUGGIES, ETC
NEWBERRY.
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Harvey's Bowling Alleys
Heathftil exercise and amusement for
ladies and jrentlemen ....
THREE FIRST-CLASS ALLEYS.
F. T. HARVEY, Proprietor.
East Side of Main Street.
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SW 1'
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W. A. Hampton, President
A. S. Reed, Vice President
U22O
First National Bank,
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA.
Capital, $50,000. - Surplus and Profits, $20,000
Directors: W. A. Hampton. A. S. Reed E, C. Hampton. R. M Hampton.
LAMBERSON
ARE PROPRIETORS OF THE
Finest "Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Agent for FRED KttUG UKEWING CO.,
HKi-.KCTCAIJIN'BT,
EXTRA PALE and Other Popular Urandts.
. . Erla;rrIl3r Tra-ca-e Solicited.
Goods Pelivored to nny pnrt of the city. Come and See Us.
ALL BEST PLACES.
a&dSBMBSk&tJfe
TALE
Steel 1 larrows,
Plows,
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JL ti ?.AWAWLWAAAAWltR
And be more comfortable by using
GOSPER'S
METALIC
WEATHER STRIPS.
ON DOORS AND WINDOWS.
BEST - MARKET.
You can find it with a
Jot of other good things
in Stoves, Enameled
ware, etc., nt
& 3-ober's,
The placing of a few
dollars monthly in the
It
... ALLIANCE ...
National Bank
will soon enable you to
bu a comfortable home.
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l- M. k'NIdllT, I'residuiit .....
W. II, C'oiuiiN, V. Prescient
U. II. CoNNFn-r.Cashler.
R. M. Hampton, Cashier
G. Hampton, Ass't Cashier.
& STETTE?
I Phone 206
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