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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1904)
Stock and Stockmen. NcbrnsVn Stoek Grower's Ansoclnilon. (Incorporated.) A.M. ModNett, prc.ldent, KuMiflllc; K. M. Hampton, vice-president, Alllanccj B. M Brarlo Jr., secretiirytroaiiurer, Ogulnlln. Executive commltU?-IC. 1'. Myrrs, licnnj JL 11. Klneald. lllngham; John nrcnnnn, Allluurc;.1. It. VunUosklrk, Alliances K. K. Lowe, Hjnnntss John M. Adams Potters It. M. Allen, A raw; It. Llnco, Lodgepolcj Kvcrt Ktdrc-d, Orlando; K. 0. Harris, Cliadron; L. V. Ulckoll, Kimball; ltobert Ornliiitn, Al llnnce; Jiilm Coinvny. Dunning! ' " '&, ApUe;A.rt. Hoed. AlHanco. MOir.Rlt A TOLLY, J cm, Neb. Stock hrnndel aa itnown on cut On either side. AlsdJ-Oouellli- cr Ride. Township S6; and range 43 POHILL IlltOH., Schlll, Neb. Cattlo branded on right thigh or XV on right side. Township 27 ran go 45,8herldan county. WM. O'MAIIA MoomaW,Neb. Cattlo brundwl Catholic cross on right hip. Horses branded lane on right anouiuer. Knnch on 8. V, U of section 30. Si, 45 and ud Jacent: range A, MLLINO. Ikix Unite. Neb. Cattlo branded as I) cut on loft hip. also with tlii) bar ovnr Instead of under brand. AlMiouIefl side R'ni'li nwM section li. In township range to. Cl'KHAN rtlJOS.. Canton, Sioux county, Nub. (Cross It Crnvd onlrftlde. AImi ylm left thigh. ndcrHlopo on left rar. Horses branded same a cat tl 9 oh left Jaw and u on left shoulder. .IOS. NEKUI), Mallnda, Neb. On left side. N on left sldo J. It. Norud. N on left thigh Frank Nerud.. T .1. D.AVI). Mllinu-e. Neb. 3 5 connected any place on left side. Mango on head of IMne Crook, Sheridan unty. STOUM LAKE KANC.ll, ItOHEItT OKAIIAM, Clemun, Neb, An In cut on right or left hip; left ear cropped. Horse branded O on left Jaw. K. MAHIN, Hemingford, Not). Cattle branded flying horseshoe ou left hip, lis In out. Homo ranch sec. S5-S7-M). Ilnrxe ranch In 2fl-4fc II. A. ALLISON. Lakeside, Neb. Cattlo hrunded N on right hip. llangu In Twp. &, range 45, Sher- dnn county. 1-OINT-OK-HOOKS HANOII. JOHN O'KEEKE & SONS. Alliance, Neb, Cattle branded OK on left hide: also ok and OK on left side. Stockmen: It will pay you to advertise your brands in this paper. The Herald has the largest circu lation of any newspa per in Western Ne braska. r.stinycd From thu Dllllng ranch on or about the sec ond day of December last a bright bay guiding work horee, white face, branded T on Jaw. Anyone locating annlmal and notifying us will bo promptly rewarded. HtuiiKN Vmkt. 3-3t ' 1 O. address, Jlox liutto, Neb. Kstray Onobinall tliro-jear-old bluck stt-er, weight about UjO pounds estrayed from our ranch about the tlr&t of lust AugufcU IIo bore the brand I I on right hip. A uy on 0 locating tl' I I unlmiu please notify me nnd re celvo ruwitrd.-'Dii.i.rao Ilito.s. St-3 P. O. dd re&s, Box But te, N b. I i5 xv r MdKrwAs0BiBHjBssQKiBssBk ria r ijjfm I','Sj-JTyiJdjyifc TrT j IFBjriissssw ll. 0 tt sss6BpttPW tfIJr5sE?W -e Y -t4 J mJKjmt .ncr1hps0C Kata o V an) i rsW I Mm Irxmn J f m r-- Tty hS'nfTlMTjBP HJKbMIM HEMINGFORD. I Keith I Pierce Is fully nuthorlr.od to no licit subscriptions and Jof work und collect and receipt for same, and transact nil other bnclniiM In connection with hU positional an aci-n-dlied repieHi-ntatlvu of Oils paper. 70 cents for spuds at C. J Wildy. Mrs. V. Cliurch is shipping potatoes. Luther Nccland was in town Tues day. Miss Hcrtha Burleigh is sick with the grippe. Clark Olds returned from St. Louis Friday. Louis HomrighbuBcn was in town Saturday Fresh Jersey milk cow for sale. C. J. Wildy. ' Mr. and Mrs. Iodencc were in town' Saturday. John Nikont was in Hcmingford Wednesday. John Sullivan sold a horse to C.J. Wildy Friday. B. F. Gihnan was here on legal busi ness Thursday. tieo. W. Locr came up from Alli ance Thursday. B. L. Fcnncr and wife were in from Dunlap Monday. Mrs. K. L. Fierce is visiting with her grandmother this week. Emmett Johnson was transacting business here Saturday. A horse buyer from the east is buy ing horses here this week. E. L. Everett and Earnest Oldag went to Alliance Tuesday. Herbert Bevan has been sick several days tnis week with the grippe. Concie Bass bought a fine new wag. on of B. E. Johnson Thursday. T. L. Hopkins and wife visited friends at Hay Springs this week. John Armstrong -had another nut away Wednesday but no damage was done. The water gang have been working here this week cleaning out the B. & M. tank. Rev. Clark, M. E. presiding elder assisted Rev. Burleigh in his revival work last week, Big reduction in overshoes, mittens, gloves and all other winter goods at Bushncll's store. Miss Susio Hopkins had to dismiss school a couple of days recently on ac count of the grippe. Mrs. T . L. Hopkins, sr., was in Hemingford a few days this week with her daughter, Miss Susie. Mrs. Rustin returned to Alliance Friday after visiting schools in this end of the county all last week. W. H. Thomas of Shenandoah was in Hemingford Sunday and Monday. He lias interests near Marsland. Otis Buss was in from Marsland Thursday und was wearing a happy ex pression. A boy and all doing well. Cant. Evans of Marsland spent a couple of days here and at Alliance the first of the week looking up a good work team. Sheridan coal $6 per ton; Illinois coal 58.50 per ton: Idaho cedar posts 13 cents; Eastern lumbet $25 and up at Wildy's. Lcora Rustin was visiting the Hem ingford public schools in her capacity of county superintendent the first of the week. M. R. Murphy purchased a horse of C. J. Wildy Saturday, one of his driv ing horses having been kicked into a wire fence and badly cut. Miss Clara Nagelschneidcr is giving such excellent satisfaction in the Ro land district that her school board have extended her term one mouth. Mr. Logan, section foreman at Ash by, and family went out to Girard Thursday to visit with the family of Mike Shimek who is Mrs. Logan's father. Myris Jocobson, who was the guest of Chris Hansen for the past week left for Denver Thursday evening. He has been employed in the B, & M. store house at Alliance. Under the efficient direction of Man ager H. R. Green the putting up of telephone polls for the various county and town has gone on rapidly all week. Everything is now in readiness for the s itchboard. C. J. Wildy is taking orders for seed potatoes to he shipped in from Minne sota or the east. Everyone who wants the best obtainable seed should notify him at once so he can tell how many cars are needed. MARSLAND. C. H. Richcy drove to Hemingford on Friday, taking Tom Spencer and Frank Johns, two traveling men, who were calling on their trade at this place. Mrs. Stohrer ot Rushville and her son, a young man of eighteen years, who have been visiting the Joraleman family nnd assisting in the care of Mrs. Joraleman the past few days re turned home on Wednesday. " Mr. and Mrs. Wilson spent Sunday in Alliance. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Wilson Sundaycd at the Shipley home. C. H. Irion came up from the ranch on Tuesday, returning Wednesday. Mrs. Latan of North Table has been here two .vecks assisting in the care of her mother. John and Bert Furman loaded A car of hay for the Black Hills market the first of the week. Miss Laura Shipley of Sioux' county is spending the week with her sister Mrs. Orvillc Wilson. Zcll Chccver has purchased the two lots on the west side of the block on which his building stands. Dr. Eichncr of Hemingford has been attending Mrs. Joraleman who has been very ill, but is now better. Charley Marecn went east on -43 Wednesday, we understand to place himself under medical treatement. Mr. and Mr. G. A. Walbridge have gone to housekeeping in the upper rooms of the east Joraleman house. B. H. Miller of Hazleton, Iowa ar rived here on Wednesday to visit his sons and look after business in terests, Mrs. J. E. Tollman is very sick with the grippe and heart trouble. She is now under the care of Dr. Hart well of Crawford. Pat Murphy a former citizen of Mars land came up from Alliance Sunday on 4 1 and visited a few jlays among old acquaintances. I S. Wilson and family spent Sun day at the McCoy ranch. Mr. McCoy is slowly recovering from his injury re ceived some weeks ago, but is still ve"ry lame and obliged to use crutches. The Trusts Desire "Publicity." The Now York Corcmerclal, v.'hlcb fa a Rtanch Republican and protec tionist Journal, assures us, in its Issue of Sept. 9, 1902, t.iat: "Notwlthstandlrg reports to the contrary, corporation lawyers and rep resentatives of tho big combines arc not all offended by the attitude of President Roosevelt toward tho in dustrial combinations. They claim that bo far as thoy know no steps have been taken nor will be taken in tho matter of influencing tho presi dent to desiFt from forcing tho Issue to the front. They argue that the president Ir advocating publicity In Its connection with combinations U voicing tho sentiments of organlseVa as well as owners 0! co-nbln'atioHS that have been created n '."jltinuUe Hn'S. Said n rorpo'I!"", attorney: "Publicity Is whs wo iklrc." Certainly the tni3ts dosho unythlns that will throw di:st in t".e eyes of the people, so that they cat n t clearly see the tariff ard other speelfil privil eges that foster and protect th trusts and enable Uiem to fleece th public Tho assurance of the Com mercial that the trusts are not offend tA by the attitude of the president was not necessary. He never, by any chance, mentions the tariff in connection with trusts, and is very particular in many other respects not to offend uiem. If he cm, by refus ing; ti discuss the tariff, postpone the evil i'a"s for trusts he will be their best f!nd. He is doing his part w?bly. Will they show their apprccla im In 1904? Of course! A Few Truct Itsmt. Almost every trade paper of to-day Is full of Information about the trusts and advancing prices. Thus, taking up the Iron Age of Sept. 4, 1902, we find on page 47, that manufacturers of iron ware have revised their prices, and as a result pails are quoted 1 per gross higher and wash tubs 25 cents to 50 cents higher per dozen. "The manufacturers W scythes, who have been wornlng in harmony for some time, have agreed upon a uniform schedule of prices for next season, whlc" may he in a gen eral way referred to as about 50 cents In advanco of the price for that season Just closed. It is thought probable that prices will be well maintained and perhaps advanced, especially If the p'ans that are under consideration loo' - to the consoli dation of the odj ..ol Interest are effected." It is stated ' z'. tho American Fork and Hoe company, which Includes the principal manufacturers of steel goods, has not yet announced its prlcrs. "An advance of twenty cents per hundred pound has recently bceu mado in the price of wrought iron washers." An advance of 2 a ton has been made in the price of sash weight in tho New York market, making the present price $25. "Further steps are being taken with a view to tbe harmonizing of our window glass interests with a pos sibility of success." Theso aio only a few Items on one viaxo of tho Iron Age. Frooet of WMdlar Aluminum. A firm of Hanau, Germany, has suo oteded in welding aUmin.mi ". hout the use of any metal, solder or add. No seam can be detected; and the weld ed pieces can resist blows and tern perature variations as well as if thers were no joint The process is a so erst ons. Yellowstone Bear Arc Tarn Numbers of bears congregaU wound the dump back of the Canyon hotel In the gran'' canyon of the Yel lowstone. They o nabashed at th oresence of pe- ' . nil nro talrb tame, although ; ii ' treat when any one offers to I. truth t .cm. Ono boa carried a tin r vi ' u th? dump tip his foot for it tfu men thK. Ther are probably thorn und ol bears 1 1 Yellowstone park, na tl.u government prohibits hunting. Kaiser Is a Micj.'ity Hunter. The German empeior has Just cele brate the thirtieth anntvruary of his career as a sportsman. Oermany being the (tmlc land of statVlcs, It Is sr-nr'M.v stiiprlFlng that an c -act rac 3rd (ioiild Lave been ltppt or his ma jesty's "bans." It Is annou-." tl, or the basis of official figures, tli.u'.slncv lie started shooting and hunt'ns thirty years ago th emperor has amounted (or no less than 44,4-13 hen of gam Invitation From Dead Man, A resident of WaUnmnstow, Essex, England, had rather a 1 ad shock th other evening. Ho r" olvod a letter the address of which vr&s In the handwriting of a fr!nd who had beta dead six month;. Upon opening th missive he found It to be an lnrlt tlon to lunch. The letter had bees fiearly a year In transit. More Arbitration. The world's arbitration tribunal, which has Just settled a dlgputo be tween the United States and Mexico, has another question to arbitrate, this time between Japan and England, Ger cany and France, over the rights of foreigners to hold property In Japan. It's arbitration tne wnrld oyer. Last Shakespeare Descendant. A memorial stone, commemorative of Shakespeare's granddaughter, Elizabeth Barnnrn, wife of Sir John Barnard, has tcccntly been placed In the church at Abingdci. Berkshire, vrhero she was buried. . ho was the last direct descendant of the poet. Her death occurred in 1"C9 Possibility of r.-.-or. On one occnsIf; oL.ilrc spoks highly of Hallf;r ar.l then '.; told he was very magnanliot.s .... Jo so, as Haller had spoken in c.ulto i"..e con trary way of him. 'Verhaps, ' ro marked Voltaire, reflectively, and nftr er a pause, "perhaps, we are both mistaken." Where He 8lept. Hoax Sunday's Fitch a slow day. Why, I was in bed and asleep by o'clock last Sunday night. Joax- Huh J I was asleep at 7:45. "Come offl You never wont to oed that early." 'Oh, no; but I was In church at that time.''--PhUadelphla Record. Much Campaign Literature. Postmaster Hubbard of Boston fur niches good evidence that the retent political campaign aroused consider able Interest in Massac-l, melts. Near ly twice as much campaign literature was handled as was ever before known In his office. Ho Meant Well. "This bell," said a well-meaning sex ton when showing .he belfry of an In teresting village churcn to a party ol visitors, "Is only rung .n caso of a tr, a flood, a yU.v from the lori bishop of the diocese, or any such calamities." Possibilities In Advertising. The man who thinks satisfactory ads can bo dashed off In a few min utes at any time thereby proves that a has 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 I don't know, but If I looked like you I should be tempted. Old London Bridge. Old London bridge took the record time of thirty-three years to build. It was begun in 1176 and not completed till 1209. The present bridge was be sun in 1M4 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. Rlcketts is an English painter who is following the lead, of Bocklln nd Franz Stuck in painting centaurs. He indulges in Biblical as well as classical subjects. Ancient Coin Found. a silver penny minted at Bristol ii tne reign of Edward I. has just bees unearthed In that city during some ex cavations for a new water main. Remedy for Whooping Cough. Baked mouse, it Is alleged, is still considered a good remedy for whoop ing cough in some parts of Yorkshire, England. Leg Race on Stilts. The longest race ever run on stilt took place from Bordeaux to Biarritt (n 18'.1S. The distance is S03 miles. Saloons Are Plentiful. Lynn. Norfolk, England, has ons M eon tor every hundred InbabiUata. ;! Alliance Candy Co. Manufacturing Confcctiona rics both wholesale and re tail. We ask the public to inspect our goods. Yon will find them tip top. OUR MOTTO: "PURITY and CLEANLINESS" tlttiAi For a Full Line of... Staple Fancy Groceries t 1 S 1 2 v-n iorE H' That Can't He Real In Town,,.. Tinware nd Enameled ware CALL ON- "VOUTS 0T 5aT 1jeaVrg, j A. D. RODGERS. I have purchased the paint shop of Albert Jcl rson and am prepaired to do all kinds of carriage painting. People, if you have furniture you want fixed I will call and get it- I also dofpainting and paper hanging, graining and first class sign work. All work of the best and satisfaction guar anteed. Phone 194. W. H. Zehrtmg. Time Table Alliance, Neb. LINCOLN, OMAHA, CHICAGO, ST. JOSEPH, KANSAS CITY, DENVER, HELENA, BUTTE, SALT LAKE CITY PORTLAND, SAN FRANCISCO, ST. LOUIS, und hU points cast and south. all points west und ThainsI.kave as Follows, Mountain Tiwe: No. 41 Passenger dally. Deadwinxl, imiuiKs, an points norm ami west 10:35 a.m. No. 42 Passenger dally, Omaha, Chicago and all ixjlnts east. 1:10a.m. No.saii'asscn iser nallv. for Denver Ogdcn.italt Lakc, San Fran cisco and all Intermediate point, departs at I:i0u.m. No. 302 Passenger dully from Denver and all intermediate points, arrives at 10:10a.in. No. 43 Ixjcal passenger dally from Omuhu, Lincoln and Inter mediate points arrives at.... 6:00 a. m. No. 44 Local passenger dally, for Omaha, Lincoln and Interme diate points, departs at 3:10am No. 305I)ally, excep Sunday, for points south und west, de parts 7:50 a. ni No. 300 Dally, except Hunday, from south and west, arrives 4:55p. m. Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars (scats free) on through trains. Tickets sold and baggage chocked to any point In the United States or Canada. For Information, time tables and tickets call on or write to J. KitKiDELnAuaii, Agent, or J. Fkakcis, Gen eral Passenger Agent. Omaha. Nebraska. 000000p0000o 0 0 Fire 0 Insurance. 0 i Hemingford, Nebraska. 0 $ 0 -K 0 2 Agent for tho Caledonian, of Scotland, which Insures town property only, and the Colum bia, which Insures town and farm property and llvo stock, ltoth aru reliable old line com panies KToto.vlo.1 "Work.. 0K40f0000000 W. M. FOSKET -A-u.ctiorn.eer Will Cry Sales in This and Adjoining Counties. . . . On COMMISSION, BY THE DAY. or (QT Satisfaction guaranteed. If you want to buy or sell ranch prop erty, list it with me Hemingford, Ned, super IBP laBH lllilij? ! Carey & Brennan Plumbing, Steam and hot water Heating Contractors & Builders ALLIANCE, NEB. Dr. J. R. Taggart, D.V.S. Is prepared to treat any nnd all diseases known to the horse nnd cow. Special attention to dentistry. All work guaranteed Barn North of Palace Livery. 'Pho 101 SEE Jos. Carey & Co. For house moving, well boring making and cleaning cesspools moving box cars, etc ... . ALLIANCE, NEBRARKA. F. M. WALLACE DRAY LINE Moving Household Furniture and Trunks a specialty . . Phone No, 1 Young's grocery, Alliance. BARRY HOUSE MISS MAGGIE BARRY, Proprietress Good Table Board Comfortable Rooms Opposite Depot, Alliance, Neb. HUMPHRY :: Uchr-a'-ciu rn 1 Embalming" Company. Calls snswered promptly day or night. Claude Humphry, Undertaker. nrs. Humphry, Lady Assistant. Residence phone 269. ZBINDEN BROS,, DEALERS IN. Flour i Feed. 'Home Comfort" Flour Is Our Leader. Try It.... 'PHONE IOS. WEPT Sllu: MAIN STKKET.. Wm. James, Exclusive Dealer in COAL & WOOD Alliance, Nebraska. Phone No. 5. THERE IS MUCH MERIT in our mixed drinks, bottled and ready for immediate use. The ingredients are of the highest quality and being accurately measured and skilfully mixed are always unilorm and excellent. Those goods are specially suited for travelers' use. Manhattan cocktails, etc, etc. Our stock of high grade WINES AND LIQUORS s complete and the quality superior. THE RED LIGHT. i.M J V i 5 -s
