The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, December 25, 1903, Image 3

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NO LAUNDRIES IN CHINA.
Sailor Ponders Over What to Him !
a Mystery.
"It's the funniest thing to me," ealfl
an old sea captain who fot tnaiiy yean
was In tho China trade, as ho settled
himself comfortably back In his cliult
and blow a few rlrgs of smoke Into
tho Air, "that nice out ot every ten
Chinamen who come to this country
open laundries and engage In a I url
nes8 which does not exist 'n tl.e.
native land.
"As everyono knows, Ui3 Chlncso
at homo wear soft cotton end woolen
garments, according to the reason, and
there Is not a pound of starch In all
China Stiffly starched clothes aro
unknown, and the Chlnere men do not
do toe washing, as tlmy iiu in this
country. Neither Is there any regular
laundry In tho Tlowerj Klrrdom.
Therefore it Is moro than passing
strange tbnf Chinamen should all comb
to America to enraef in a trade so
foreign to their nome irdustries."
HAD HIS LESSON LEARNED
2upll In Mr. Rockefeller'n Sunday1
School Gave Good Anuwer.
John D. Rockefe Ier, Jr., as 1h well
known, is an ardertSunday School
wcrkoi and superintends a gathering
of youngsters every Sunday. His ex
periences are not unlike those of oth
er religious workers and the answers
to some of his queries are amusing.
In fact, one answer was embarrassing
lather than amusing.
Ho desired to onconrago the mem
bers of his class to commit tp memory
certain bible verses. Sometimes the
teacher would quolo a portion of the
sentence, halt, a: d almost Involun
tarily the student would completo It
"Tho earth Is tho Lord's?" sug
gested tho teacher.
The boy could not continue.
"And tho fullness there " en
couraged Mr. Rockefeller.
"Belongs to the Standard Oil com
pany." added tho pupL.
Kept Given Name Cccret
Col. A. W. Shaffer, a. ...stmaster ot
Halelgh. N. C, and a i inn of promi
nence throughout the t r -?, lived for
thirty-five years In Ra!ri r. ard wa3 a
resident of that place a. t..o Umo of
his death last week. Bit v.o one there
01 elsewhere, not even Kg wife, 'new
his given namo. WLen I'ol. SI "'fer
was appointed postmaster by l'.c3l
dent Harrison It was supposed, ot
course, that ho would give his full
name when subscribing to the cnth of
office, this being required by the gov
ernment. Tho colonel, however, re
fused to do so and It was onl-' after
considerable correspondence that he
was permitted to assumo tho office.
No ono knows why he war so secret'
Ive about the matter.
Negroes Will Reign Supreme.
An American paradise for the negro
ts soon to be established on Long Is'
land. It will be known as Beulab
land, arid tho design is to populate the
colony with negroes from the Vlr
glnias, Pennsylvania and tho Bouthara
states. The object Is to have a co
operative colored colony. The colored
man Is to rule everything. Threo
hundred colored men and women will
come from Georgia and North Carotin
within a month. They will bo estnb
lished In portable houses capable ol
accommodating five persons and cos,
lng ?125 each. Negroes will own and
operate the factories, electric roads
electric light, gas and water plants
Rnther Ambiguous.
George Seton, a London writer, has
published a budget of anecdotes, one
of which tells of a fashionable wom
an who appeared boforo Pope Leo In
a very low-necked dress. His Holl
ness disapproved of the costume so
Btrongly that ho sent a cardinal to re
monstrate with tho wearer. The
messenger made this rather ambigu
ous explanation: "The Pope, my deat
madam, Is rather old-fashioned, yo'
know, and dislikes seeing any lady U
evening dress. I, on the other hand,
who have spent six years of my life
as a missionary among tho cannibals,
am quite used to it."
Where Feathers Come From.
Tho beautifully colored feathers onv
sees In tho shops come from China,
Japan, and the islands of the Pacific
South seas. India, Africa and Soutb
America snnd a great quantity ot par
adise blfds. httrons, cockatoos ar.d pur
rots, although most parrots skins
como from China, where tho small
green parrot 1b so common as to be al
most a pest. Tho iridescent imploo
and the little merle como from South
America. White pigeons from Japan
tako tho place of the gull, now p-i'ct-ed
on American shores.
A Good Suggestion.
Beerbohm Tree, the London actor,
nas a daughter, Viola, who shows
strong artistic tendencies, tbo"gh she
does not wish to enter the pr fesslon
In which her parents have neen so
long prominent. When quite a little
girl she bagged her father to got her
a pony. "But, my dear," raid he, "u
pony costs a lot ot money " Little
Viola considered a moment and then
said: "Well, why don't you act better
and then you would get more money."
Her Words Came True.
Senator Prltchard o North Caro
iina, telling how healthy his section
of the state Is, remarked: "A moun
taineer, aged ninety-two, and his wife
aged ninety, were returning from the
'uneral ot their oldest child, who had
' died at the age of seventy-one. They
were both deeply grieved. Ab they
' xero discussing their loss the wife
ftald.
"'1 always told you. John, that w
would nevfir raise that child."
Yellowstone Bear Ara Tama,
Numbers of hears congregat
around the dump back of tho Canyon
hotel In the grand ranon of tho Ye'
lowatonc. Tl.oy rie (abashed at th
presence of rcvp t.td aie lalrl
tame, although thev '.ctrcut when any
one offers to hnnd'n- t. cm. Ono Ihu
carried a tin caj f.ia th dump ui
his foot for uc two mo: th. Then
aro probably ifcomrtnds t'i hear h
Yellowstone park, as thu yovmmncnt
prohibits hunting.
Kaiser Is a Mighty Hunter.
Tho German empoior has Just celo
ornit-d the thirtieth annlvusary of his
areer as a sportsman. Gonnnny being
the c1r-,a!c land of st.T''cs, It Is
sRr v su pricing that an react we
3.1" n.';Id Lave been knjjt or IjIk ma
Jet i'd "bags." It Is nnnouiKC'l. or
the basis of offlclnl figures, that lnc
J started shooting and hunt ns tnlrty
years ago tho emperor has n -"Otinte-d
for no logs than 44,443 hen.' of game
Invitation From Dead Man.
A resident of Walttiamstow, Essox,
England, had rather a nd shock the
other evening. Ho totolved a lottor
the address or vhlch was In the
handwriting of a fr!nil who had been
dead six worths. Upon opening thu
missive he fou; d it to be an invita
tion to lunch. Tho letter had been
nearly a year In transit.
More Arbitration.
Tho world's arbitration tribunal,
which has Just settled a dispute be
tween the United States and Mexico,
has another question to arbitrate, this
time between Japan and England, Ger
many and France, over tho rightB of
foreigners to hold property In Japan.
It's arbitration tue world over.
Last Shakespeare Descendant
A memorial stone, commomoratlvo
of Shakespeare's granddaughter,
Elizabeth Barnard, wife of Sir John
Barnard, has recently been placed in
tho church at Ablnguo', Berkshire,
where she was burled, fihe was the
last direct descendant or te poet. Her
death occurred In 16'!9
Possibility of P.rra-.
On one oconsi"i ., ".lro spoke
hlcbly of Haller av t..c.i told
he was very mngnas ..o.x . .. Id so,
as Haller had spoken in i.u,t- t..o con
trary way of him. "Perhaps, re
marked Voltaire, reflectively, and aft
er a pause, "perhaps, we are Loth
mistaken."
Where He Slept.
Hoax Funday's such a slow day.
Why, I wns In bed and asleep by 9
o'clock lfcRt Sunday night. Joax
Huh! I was asleep a 7:45. "Oomo off I
You never went to oed that early."
"Oh, no; but 1 was In church at that
time." Philadelphia Record.
Much '. ampalgn Literature.
Posuno'tpr Hubbard of Boston fur
nleh"s good evidence that the recent
political campaign aroused consider
able Interest in Massachusetts. Near
ly twice as much campaign literature
was handled as was ever before
known in his office.
Ho Meant Well.
"ThlB bell," said o wall-meaning sex
ton whdn showing .he belfry of an In
teresting village church to a party of
visitors, "is only ruug .n case of a
fire, a flood, a vis., from the lord
bishop of the diocese, or any such
calAmltles."
Possibilities in Advertising.
The man who thinks satisfactory
ads can bo dashed off In a few min
utes at any time thereby proves that
bo hafi no comprehension of the im
mense possibilities of good advertis
ing. Advertising Experience.
Taking No Chances.
Clerk I'm sorry, sir, but i can not
sell you morphine. Homely Customer
Why, do I look like a man who
would kill himself? Clerk 1 don'l
know, but if I looked like you I
should be tempted.
Old London Bridge.
Old London bridge took tho record
time of thirty-three years to build. It
was begun In 1176 and not completed
till 12C9. The present bridge was bo
gun in 1P24 and finished in 1831. It
cost $2,500,000.
Want Chamberlain in Australia.
Mr. Barton, the premier of the Aus
tralian commonwealth, will Invite Mr.
Chamberlain, the colonial secretary,
who Is on his way to South Africa on
a visit, to extend his tour to Australia.
Work of English Painter.
C. Ricketts is an English paintet
who Is following the lead of Bocklln
md Franz Stuck In painting centaurs.
He indulges in Biblical as well a
classical subjects.
Ancient Coin Found.
A all"r penny minted at Bristol in
mo reign of Edward I. has just been
unearthed in that city during some ex
cavations for a new water main.
Remedy for Whooping Cough.
Baked mouse, it is alleged, is still
-onsldered a good remedy for whoop
ing cough In somo parts of Yorkshire,
England.
j Lorg Race on Stilts. i
The longest race ever run on stilts
tcok place from Bordeaux to Blo.'Titv
Ai 18U3. Tho distance Is 303 miles.
Saloons Are Plentiful.
Lynn. Norfolk, England, has one Mr
taou for overy hundred inhabitant
Color Was All Right.
The elder Dumas once nan wearl
;he ribbon of a certain ordor, having
rscantly been tunJo a commandant,
and an envious friend ramnrked upon
It "My 3eur fellow." ho said, "that
cordon Is ti wrot'hod color. One
would think it n your woolen vest
that waB showir.g" "Oh. no. my dea
1E ," replied lirnias with a smile
"you'ro mlstakor. It's not a bat
olor; It Is exactly th snat'o of thf
our grapes In the fable
Mystery Clcs'ts
A tcn:a trnler or. i.li
Scotland, has brought o
of a horse and r. earring
Their recovery sxnlalCH
poarance 1G years tifco of .
roachmnn. Ho went to n-ot
tor one wild night, and w
rj
In
"Sv
.at.
ctor"
t da
t:ovor
heard of again. At tho tlni" ho be
lief was thnt ho had bo crx.i fad in
the river and carried Into the Gare
Loch.
Export of Rabbit Skins.
Not everyone knows of the enor
mous trade betweet Kv gland and the
United States in raV-li sklnB. Over
I.OOO.OOU were dealt with by ono Blr
nlrghnm dealer la-t year. Tho aklns
xo .list Bent to t.;o Continent, where
he long hnlrs arc extracted by hand,
lie skins being subsequently pro
pared for tho making of hats.
Rarity Among Women.
There may bo some husbands who
vlll be filled with envy when they read
that tho deep melancholy In which the
czarina is said to ho leads her to pro
swvo silence foi long periods even in
the presence of guests. Certainly her
alleged mania might take a more
acute and objectionable form.
Ireland's Scnool Census.
The commissioners of National Edu
cation In Irelnnd, Li their report which
was Issued rorcstly state that d--lng
the past year thoy liad provided places
for 897,408 pupils. T number In
average attendance, wa'h In 1900
was 47S.224, showed las. year an In
crease of 3,807.
A Bridegroom's Gift.
Cameos are a"nfn crru g Into fnsh
Ion, and some lct.u ful t'.iiijra '" '
lino have Just L -- eoen in u
bride's "corbelllo." Tho brid'.r
gave his future wife a cameo tirr - -each
cameo being a lifelike p
the bride's father, mother, li.tu.
and sisters.
Superstition About Cats.
Scotch peasants believe thnt a cat
scraping is a sign that somo boast
horse, cow, pg or dog will bo found
dead on fog farm before long. A cat
washing Us face portends rain nex
day; turrlig its back to tho flro por
tends storms and rains.
No Wonder.
King Lewnnlka created some con
sternation among his subjocts when
he arrived at Lllalu, tho Barotseland
capital, wearing a silk hat, frock coat
eult, kid gloves, patent leather boots
and carrying a walking stick and an
umbrella.
Prcf. Dolbear'e Career.
Prof. A. E. Dolbear of Tufts coV
lege has Juot celebrate! his slxty-flftt
birthday. For ovor twenty- 'ghi
years ho has been a professor at
Tufts, t'e was born In the earns
houso in which Benedict Arnold was
born.
Irving's Fondness for Tea.
Sir Henry Irving haB a weakness for
tea. He likes to brew It himself, and
never travels any long distance with
out taking a full tea equipment with
him. Sir Henry's favorite brand Is an
expensive China tea.
A Young Biblical Student.
One clay my little brother Willar ,
was asked how ma-- apostles there
were, and ho renll , "Eleven." On
being corrected, he said: "Nf there
wasn't twelve, 'cause Judas reined "
Llttlo Chronicle.
Runs Throur Natural T'-- '.
Tho railway l. urlstol,
Big Stone Gap, Va., is tho c v
whlch runs through a natural .
This tunnel is 930 feet long, a..v. ..as
been formed by a river known a?
Stock Creek.
Statue of 8h'rldan Completed.
Augur' St. -udens has complete
ed his - .Jnstr'-.'j statue of Gen. Phil
Sheridan at West Lebanon, N. H.
It is ready for shipment to New York,
where It will be erected.
Wanted It, Anyway.
Gerald As it is to be a secret en
gagement, it would not be wise foi
mo to give you a ring a't present. Ger
aldlno Oh, but I could wear It on the
wronrf hand. Judge.
Just Dividends.
Prabably It isn't true that Plerpont
Morgan wants 'he earth. It may be
that he only craves the fullness there
of. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Has Served ''Five Yea--s.
Albert von has re
fessor ot an e Ui ot
Wurzburg. i jr th r
nvo years.
Mc ilef
A patent .. us
est thing In 'fir
the public ir asked to swa.
Mlll'ons of Buttons Used.
The world uses about l(!,200,0Vf
worth of button- yearly.
I'at Worrt in L.1trntor.
There are pet words In literature
words which becomo tho fashion tot
a time and then tako rank again In
obscurity. Thus In the elghtenth oen
lury we find suoh words as "vastly,"
"hugely." "the quality," "gonteel,"
itc. "Elegant" still lingers conspicu
ously In America, nnd in England at
tho present time cspeclnl favor seems
to bo shown to "convincing," "weird"
and "strenuous." Notes nnd Queries.
Noma Kinmlniitton Aliment.
Examination answers; "Puritans
irero a class of peoplo that camo Into
xlBtence and wanted tho church's
weeping done moro rapidly." "The
Pilgrims were a religious sect that dM
not bcllovo In tho doctrlno of tho
Church of England." "Tho only means
of communication tho colonists had
vas by horseback, and In this way It
'cole a long Umo for u letter to go to
Europe." LIU rary Digest.
To Die DUabtmt Rhlp.
South Shields, England, Intend
turning to a novel uso tho ship that
wns driven ashore during tho gale ot a
tew weeks ago by converting her Inte
rior Into n refreshment saloon for tho
jumnirr months, while tho deck will
bo utilized aB a platform for outdoor
p"nrtnlnmonts. Tho ship Is water
tlrht and stands on an oven keel, but
her relaunching is pronounced to be
Impracticable.
Mfitijr itoRin "Cnrol" ricturfit.
"Corot," said a Philadelphia artist,
"is known to havo painted 8,000 pic
tures, but thorn nre 28,000 Corots In
existence, for this man was very wide
ly counterfeited after his death. There
was, you know, a French painter of a
really exqulslto talont who got five
years In Jail for counterfeiting him,
and tho dealers who sold tho tako Co
rots got ten years.
Wit of clinrlot I.umb.
In olden days strong lnnguago was
not considered Impolite, oven In the
presenco of Indies. It was a lady who
bored Charles Lamb with her extrava
gant prnlso of a friend. "I know him,
for. blm!"' the ladv could not forbenr
iexclclmlng, nnd Lamb could not resist
tho temptation to reply, "Weil, l don i,
but d n him at a hazard!"
Grent IlrUain'a Nntloiml Debt.
The national debt of Great Britain
was reduced during tho reign ot Queen
Victoria by about $750,000,000. Tho
cost of fighting the Boors has bo far
been about $800,000,000, so that Great
Britain hnB expended In less than
threo ycarB moro than was saved dur
ing the entire Blxty-throo years of tho
Victorian period.
A Nattopat MonninonU
At a recent meeting tho French pop
ulation of Chicago complotcd arrange
ments for tho erection of a untlonal
mdnumont In tho form of a $100,000
building. Tho building will consist of
a theater, lodge hall, club houso, and
gymnasium, and will bo erected in the
center of tho French colony.
Cxar DUllkea Mnxlm QorltL
t Is stated In well-informed quarter
tnat the czar has refused lo sauctlor
the re 'nt election as honorary mem
ber of i i Belles Lettrcs section of the
Imperial Academy of Science of tho
well-known popular writer Alexia
Peschkoff, better known by his pseudo
nym of Maxim Gorki.
Tlio Force of Kxntnplo.
It Is well known that yavnlng Is .i
a way contagious, and occasionally a
practical Joker will make uso of the
fact in a street car. By yawning once
r twice ho is sure to set his fellow -passengers
agape, much to his ow..
amusement and their embarrassmenL
Bml SnmliifT.
Since hu? appointment aB Commln
doner of Pensions Mr. Ware of Kan
ra8 has begun to pay some of, the ter
rible penalties of greatness. Some o
his earliest and worst poetry 19 being
printed by tho newspapeM. Mllwuu
Ueo Sentinel.
Jew In ItvlU.
According to a census taken ther
are 17,180 Jews In India. Scarcely one
third of them are European Jews. TN
rest aro descendants of those whr
claim to have omlgrated to India fil
ing tho reign ot Solomon.
Mutter of .Veinuroiuwnt
It may be observed in passing t'.-.a
the clothing-store clerk who was vec
ed mayor of Hartford by n vote o '"
648 against his opponent's 6,131 '
the other man's measu: s In s
luipe. Buffalo Exprosa
ltnoiom Monej nt W rk.
Kroin the fact that a Maoadoa'.- i
rrlt 13 stepping Jauntily down : '-
tne footlights. It may bo infer; e' "
while tho ransom monoy was :.o-
thnt could be dc.rcd it was i....
to do.
French Journul t (a Amtwli-'-
Buuiu Varllia, president o.
Matin, ParlB, has airlvad In Uf
tho object of his visit bein;
from his editorial work and
extended tour of tho cuiwfy
M mur il io Q )
hi tnemory of w.t
COO servants of Ui
toria'u household
hi Clewfir Conval'
Iropurin
Ginseng to u
000 is o&PvUit.
year from ilut, c
dlclne inrt t-
Stock and
Stockmen.
Nebraska Stock (irowci'n AHsoclntlon.
(Incorporated.)
A. M. Modlsott, president, Itushvltlo) It. M.
Iltunptnn, vico-prestdont, Alliances E. M.
Benrlo Jr., scorotiiry-tiTaMirer, ORaliillu.
Hxeeutlvo committee K. P. Myrrn, Lcna
H. It. KltK'itld, HliiRlium: .lohu llrriiiiim,
Allliinco;.T. II. Viinllortlrk, Allliincoi K. K.
Lowi Hjiuinlsj .toliu M. Adams Potior; 11,
M. Allen, Aiiiph! . I.Irco, LotlKepolo; Kvort
r.ldml, Orliiuilo; P.. 0. ltnrrlo, (Mnulroii; I,.
W. lllckull, Klmbnll: ltobort Orutiiiin, Al
tlnnce; .loliu t'oinviiy. DuiiiiIiir; .1. II. I'mik,
AKtoiA. S. Heed, Allliince.
MOSLKIl & TOLLY,
Jt'st, Nub.
Htook bmndi'il
ns shown on out
on oltlii-r Mdo.
AlvjJ-Oont'llli-
er side.
Township 26-
ntul riino 43.
SC1IILL llltUB.,
Kchlll, Nnb.
Ciiltlo liruiKk'il
nn right thigh nr
XV on right
slilu.
Township 27
range 45,Hlicrltliin
county.
VM. U'MAltA.
Moomuw, Ncli,
Cnttlo liruiidcd
Cut hoik" cross on
rlulithlp.
Horses briinditl
sumo on rlulit
ttliouMor.
Ilaneh on S. V.
H at section 00,
2MJ 1111(1 UllJilLTIIt
runKo
DILL1NU.
Uo llutte. Neb.
Cnttlo liruiiilcrt ns
I) cut on lett hip,
ulso wlili tho liar
ovi i- Instead nf
under litiiiid.
Alsoonlett
Hide
U'ih-IiuwU
keeiiuu ii.wm
in townsnip -i,
ruiiKo 40.
CUItHAN IUtOS.,
Canton, Hloux
county, Nub.
(CrosN II (1rnss)
on left side. Also
II I on left thluli.
Under n lop 11 on
left ear.
Horses branded
KIlIUOHHCUttM on
loft Jaw and U on
leftkhouldcr.
.IOS. NKUUI),
Mallnda, Neb.
On left hide.
N on left Hide
J. II, Norud.
N on left tblKli
Prnnk Nurud.
Alllatico, Neb.
3 5 connected,
any place 011 left
bide. Ititnce 011
head of Pine
Creek, Sheridan
county.
STOltM LAICB UANt'll,
KOUEtlT OKAMAM,
Cleuiitn, Neb.
As In cut on
right or left hip;
loft ear cropped.
Horses branded ()
on left Jaw.
K. .M A It IX,
HemliiRford,
Nei.
Cuttle branded
tlylnir borneslioo
011 left hip. as In
rut lloiiii)
ranch nee, K3-jr-'J)
Horse ranch
in 20-40.
II. A. ALLISON.
Lakeside, Neb.
Oattlo tirandml
X oi -jKi!t hip.
llaiiK'o in Twi
2.ran(;o5, Sher-
dan county.
POINT-OF-KOCKS ItANOII.
JOHN O'KEEl-'K & PONS.
AUIaiu-e, Neb,
Cuttle branded
OK on loft hide:
also ok and OK
on left side.
Rtnnkmfiii: It. will
- , .
Pay yOll XO advertise
your brands in this
rT11 TT , ,
paper. Hie JderalQ
hoc tho lavtyoot nivnn-
nas xne largest cncu
lation 01 any newspa
per in Western Ne
braska.
A Snap
The undersigned has 300 tons of salt
grass hay. Lease on live sections ot tine
rango, good until May J. 1904. . Plenty of
water, bliod and I.ousu. A'ill .sell cliuap.
Twelve miles, southwtmt ,t Hay Springs.
Write me or come nod soe me.
J. K. Sfi.pkr,
49 Antelope, Neb.
ft "" M
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J JjsBba-u .zJitf iff
ISrV
sst
II. A.
Fait r"NwBBjls,fc
N l
. .itj Bw.ivw. Fl ul.
T. .I. DOWD,
HI
Yin
1 J '
f-N- jr I
irririfl :
Uk 1 mSK n
Quy Lockwood
(JItADtATr. CIIICAUO NOIIOOI. UP
KMtlAt.MINO
Funeral Director and Iimbalmcr
Phones OfTico ai. Res 205
Iixpcrt l.ndy
Atleonnnt .. AlllQnCB, Nib,
I.odoc ntUKirrnwv,
ItoYAti lltmil-ANDnifl-Alllanco Castlo No.
4H nicctH very necoiid nnd fourth Thursday
oven up in W. O. W. Hull. Vhltlng Olnntuncn
cnrdlnUv Invited.
K. V. Wooim, O. W. Jarrisits,
lec'-. U P.
ATTOItlSKYR.
Orrtcn Pnomi tw. Kksidrnoh Phone 203.
k. C. NOLEMAN,
ATTOHNEY
AT LAW.
Itixmii I. 2 mill !l I'lrst Niitlnnnl Imntr ImlM 1
InK.Allliinco, Neb. Notnry In ofllco. '
;vv7simonSoi
Attory at
Law....
Olllco Up-.stulrH Over Postofllco
HMITIt 1'. TUTTLR. IUA E. TABIC.
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE,
North Main St., - ALLIANOK. NEIL
WILLIAH MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY
AT HVV,
ALLIANCE, - NEBRASKA.
L. A. BERRY,
ATTOnNEY'
AT LAW,
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
J. E. MOORE, M. D.
PMrruir.it ui.och,
ai.i.ianci:, ni:h.
Oiills unsweied from office day or ulitlit.
'i olephono No. Si,
DR. Q. W. COLLINS
HOMEOPATH
Thirty jriirH experience. DlacnMi of
women and children and iioii-burglcal ro
niovnl of kiiU stones atul t-uru of upondlcl
t Is, HpoclnltleH.
Oflleu first diKir w'oHt of O'Connor's bakory.
I'honodayorulKlit, 111U
H. H. Bellwood,
PHYSIOIANand
SURGEON.
Moisten lltilldlnR. - ALUA? JK, NKII
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Olllco In Klrst National Hank block. All!
unco Nebraska.
juuavTfrey;
C8TEOPATH10
PHYSICIAN.
Olllco two blocks north of Times building,
I'lwno S5H.
Hours, bioVi 11. m 1 :30 to 5 p. m.
DrTTTrTaggm
Is prepnrud to trout uny nnd ull
disonboK hnown to the horse
nnd cow. Spoclnl attention to
dentistry. All work guaranteed
IJurn North of Palaci Livery. 'Pho 101
nNjTBOOTnTSjHOTS
madbtcTqudeh.
hepahuxo a specialty.
ohdehh called kou and delivered
RJJDSEN
A. I). NEW,
AUCTIONEER.
Hales cried In this arid ndjoliilnir counties by
tbo day or eoniinlshlon. .sixteen years ex
perience. KntUf action Kitiiianteed. Con
tract can bo Hindu ai 'l 111. HicnAi.t) ofllco
whero refeiences to Alllaiico eltl.ens will
also bo rIvuii.
F.
M. WALLACE
J)IUY LINK
Moving Household Purnituro
and Trunks a specialty . ,
Phont No, i Young's grocery, Alliance
' -- - ,
W. M. FOSKET,
-u.ctioanLeex X
Will Cry Sales in This and
Adjoining Counties. . . .
On COMMISSION, or
BY THE DAY."
C3T Satisfaction guaranteed. If
you want to huy or sell ranch prop
erty, list it with me. .... .
Hemingford, Neb.
a ptrtcu neDrr in contrs.
I For a number of years MissisHlppl
has sent a Patrick Henry to consrc
,,Jea t ciaim ns many Patn,
Henrj'B do, to ho tho only and sol
lineal descendant of tho Immortal pa-
l"ol DUt ne comes trom that fama u
hranch of the u s3ra
Mr. Henry Is the nephow of Pt.-1 .
Henry, who rcproEontcd th 1 r . i
district In the last two u i,,ri
For nearly 100 years tho oMf 01 if
the Henry family has be si a 1 4
Patrick la honor of tho gi .m V .r ;i t
laa. Washlrrfr.r TIroea.
Proof fontli .
Tho Keokuk. Iowa. De
-Tho best evidence that '
a shelter and mother to
tho fact that every time "
to revise it Is made the tr u t
their hands la holy horvor
tropoBition."