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Chas. E Ford, President
A. S. Rked, R. M. Hampton, Vice Presidents.
S. K, Wakrkk Cashier,
G. Hampton, Ass't Cashier.
First National Bank,
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA.
Capita!, $50,000. - Surplus and Profits, $20,000
Chas. E. Ford, A. S. Reed, R.
Directors:
M Hampton,
H G. Wariick, S. K. Warrick.
Colorado Coal.
Wo have a. new lot of Canon City Coal
sells like hot cakes because it is
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The Best.
Forest Lumber Co.
'Phone No. 73.
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Coal Company.
Prices are pretty firmly fixed
and we cannot always sell our
black diamonds at the figures
we would like to. But we do
always see you get 2000 lbs.
for a ton.
Dierks' Lumber I Coal Co.
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Gold Jewelry,
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Repairing in all its
Branches.
Souvenirs
Hail orders promptly
attended to.- sa.
XIU. O. Barnes
Jeweler and Optician.
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I. M. HOLLIBAUGH,
Proprietor.
L. WILSON,
Manager.
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MARSLAND, NEBRASKA.
HOLSTEN'S PHARMACY....
Is One of tlie Most Up-to-Dnte Drug
Stores in Nebraska
Prescriptions Carefully
C orcrooTinded -&
HEMINGFORD.
ilCelth I I'leri-o Is. fully authorized. 1 so
licit subscript loin and Job work mid collect
and receipt for sumo, and transact all other
business tn connection with his position us mi
accredited reprosontittlvoof this puper.
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stock or
Watches and Daimonds.
Alliance, Nebraska.
Fine Watch Repairing . " ,
a Specialty .
T. E. HOI.STEN,
Proprietor.
Dray and Transfer Line.
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Phone 139.
HEN YOU GO TO LEAVE TOWN, don't worrj
about what to do with your Household Goods
S. A. Miller will take charge of them: store their
gig in a nice, dry and cool place and pack and shi
" them wherever desired. Charges reasonable.
The only spring dray line in the city
. S. A. miller.
Shcrifr'b Sale.
II virtue of mi order of hide isiuuil by the
clerk of thi district court of Hox llutto coun
ty, Nebraska, uKu ii decreo rendered by wild
court lu favor of Charles .1. llcnjunitn. plaln
tltl, unit iwalust Marzelt Leppurt. defuiulaiit.
X will offer on the 3d day of May, A. I). 1904.
at lUo'o'oHc u. in. on said day. at tho west
front door of the court house In Alliance. In
said county, sell th? following described renl
estate, to-wit: , . .
Southwest quarter hectiwii 10, township 2(1,
north rwiKo U, wostsl.uh principal meridian,
In llov llutto county. Nubruxka, at public
uuctlou to the highest bidder for cash, to silt
isfy said order of sale, la the sum of $85 00 and
Interest, costs and nccr lna costs subject to
nil unpaid taxes. IKA EE,.
Shell i said Count)
V. Ci Slinoi.son.
Attorney for I'lalntllt. P P April 1
Notice to Kcdccm.
To Isaac Holt, tb knowa and unknown heirs
of lsaiw Holt.iUvwisod:
You and euca of you are hereby notified that
on the 8iu day of July, llrt.. C. I'.Stevun pur
chased ul tax sale the southeast niuirler of
section 3u. in township Si of raiiKO W, lit Hox
llutto -utility, Nebraska. That sa d land was
taxed In tho name of Isaac Holt, and that
said purchase of tax sale of said land was
intuit I lor years ls!)7, IWTs, lf) arid HXW and that
suliswiuent tuxc have been paid on said land
bvO. 0. Htiiveim for the years lWl and llttj.
- Thill the time for redemption of the aforebiild
I. ....I ...III .,.nl.u,m till, Will illlV of JlllV. 11104.
Dated. Alliance Nnhmska, this 15th day of J
Mnruu, HUM. fp-Mcli. Is 11. C. 8tk.vk.vs.
Administrator's Notice.
Statu of Nehraska, i
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Dux llutto C'ou
At aPHUiity court, hehl At the county court
ruiiiii, in mid for said count), March li, A. I).
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Present, I). K. Hpaclit. county juduu,
In tlie matter of the estate of Henry II.
Miller, deceased.
On reading nud Mini; theputitloii of Annie
r.ultli, prayiiiKthut administration of said es
tate may be granted to her as administratrix.
Ordered that April 15th, A. 1). 1U0I. at 1
o'clock p. in., is assigned forbcarim; sulil po
titlou, when all peroii8 Interchted in said
matter may appear at a county court to lie
held in and for said county, and show muse
why the prajez of (wtltiouer should not bo
granted: and that notice of tho pendency of
said petition mid the hearing thereof, IikkIwii
to alt persons Interested lu mid matter by
publishing u copy of thN order in Tub Alli
ance HlinAl.l), a weekly newsputier printud In
Mild county, for three successive weeks, prior
to said day of heurlnir.
I) K. .Spaciit, County .Indue.
(A true copy.)
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For Sale Cheap i II. P. Fairbanks
gasoline engine, in good condition.
Apply at this office.
For rent An east front room in good
location. Inquire at this office.
Mrs. Kcmlrick is still very ill.
G. L. Taylor wns in town Saltirtlny.
Miss Anna Beaumont was sick Inst
week.
Geo. Nordness wns in Alliance Sat
urday. Jamo Gmlinin was in from Mnrplc
Monday.
Alex Muithond was up from Alliance
Tuosdtiv.
Miss Kate Hanc came up from Alli
ance Sunday.
C. J. Wildy litis iccoived four cars of
lumber this week.
Joseph Knpcr sold some fmc potatoes
to H. L. Bushnell Moudav.
C. R. I'olen bought n team from
Anton Uhrig the first of the week.
John Mahin is very sick with tonsili
tis and is under Dr. Kikner's care
Miss Esther Necland began a school
in the Beaumont district Monday.
There will be services in the Catholic
church Sunday, April 17, at 10 o'clock.
F. E. Olds came down from Chadron
FridayAivcning to spend a few days
here.
Principal Campbell of the Adventist
school departed for Valley county Mon
day. Big reduction in overshoes, mittens,
gloves and nil other winter goods at
Bushnell's ttorc.
A baby daughter wns born to Alex
Muirhead Tuesday, April 5. Mother
and child doing well.
The Congcrgational people at 6 en
gaged in the laudable work of having
their parsonage painted.
V. M. Hollinrakc was called to Adair,
Iowa, Tuesday by n telegram telling
him of his mothers illness. f
Frank Nagelschncidcr has entered the
employ of A. 11. Pierce and will wotk
on the dray line this summer.
Dan" O'Keefe has patented a potato
cutter to prepare seed potatoes which
is said to be something great.
A. W. Patrich left Monday to take
! his work as a miller at some point west,
wjicre, the reporter did not lean!.
C. J. Wildy has received a car load.
GOLD MEDAL flour from Minneap
olis this week. $1. 50 per sack, try it.
Will Johnson and family moved up
irom the sand hills the first of the week.
They will reside on the Church farm
this summer.
B. E. Johnson has a complete line of
buggies, wayons and farm iuiplimentb.
He offers them at bed rock pi ices. Call
or write him at Iletningford.
Little Elsie Gieen was unite sick
with a sore throat the first of the veek,
occasioning iiei patents borne anxiety.
Dr. Eikncr treated her and she is con
siderable hotter.
Mis. II. II. Funk euteituiued the
following ftiends at dinner Fiiday eve
ning it being Mr. Funk's birthday an
niversary: Mr. and Mis. C. II. Bur
leigh, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. H. O. Olds, Mrs. Snyder and
Mrs. Davidson of Alliance.
Mrs. Shetler has been appointed dis
trict manager for a New Vork bible
house and hencefoith will travel from
town to town appointing local agents.
She went to Alliance Wednesday even
ing to deliver a consignment of books
which she sold there recently.
A pleasant social occurred at the
Bushnell home last Friday under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor
society. Refreshments and games oc
cupied the evening and at a late hour
all repaired to their home after spend
ing a thoroughly enjoyable evening.
A profitable term of school has been
closed in the Adventist colony south
west of town. A very good attendance
and interest is reported and it is thought
that a splendid foundation has been
laid on which to build up the school
contemplated by this denomination at
this point.
Mrs. K. Romer will sell twenty-five
head of cattle consisting of one and
two-year-old steers, seven cowa with
their calves and some 'two-year-old
heifers and short yearlings at the G, &
M . stock yards at 1 p. in. Saturday,
April 0, 1004, No discount for cash.
Evorybody come. No by-biddiug.
There is much complaint about tho
sand pitch on this side of sand canyon
north of here. It is said that it is al
most impossible to pull a heavy load
there and if done it istoo hard on the
horses. This ought to he fixed and
our energetic (?) merchants who ex
pect trade from Pine Ridge should
sec to it.
Rev. Gardner, our former minister
and the pioneer preacher in the county,
writes from Silver Creek to be remem
bered to his friends and states that
while he and his wife have both been
victims of the gttppe that he has not
missed an appointment this week. Ho
expects to go to California before
nnother winter.
A larger vote was polled at tho village
election Tuosday than usiml. Then;
were two tickets in the field the "cold
water" ticket, which was opposed to
granting n license for a saloon and the
"whiskey" ticket, whioh favored grant
ing a license if a majority of tho fieo
holdcis lavoied it. Owing to bettor
organisation niu no scattering of votes
the cold water candidates were elected
with one exception. The town board
for the ensuing year .vill bo, provided
lhu qualify, as follows: James Barry,
Alotutn Sherwood, A. II. Piurco, B, E.
Johnson and A. M. Miller.
It may not be out of place to call to
the attention of the new towli board the
fact that a couple of rows of trecu on
each side of main sheet would detract
from tho general dcsolutcncss of the
view of that street which we aa citizens
constantly get and which predisposes
strangers on getting off the train to
think that they have arrived at the get
ting off place. Nothing helps appear
ances of a town like trees. This ought
to have been done years ago but be
cause none of us hope to die here we
have neglected to make the place hab
itable forgetting that we have to live
here. And as very few over get away
it may be that many of us will be here
for some time to conic. We who live
heiedonot tealizohow barren the town
looks, destitute as it is of trees, and
the common keeping up of prosperous
places until we have been rtwety for a
few weeks. Then we do realize it.
And besides Iletningford is prosperous
and as happy as is possible 'without
trees. Its tip to the bourd.
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G. II. Clayton was trnding in
ingford Wednesday.
W. A. Randall lost a fine cow Tues
day by others hooking her.
Clarence Meek visited a few days
this week with his sister, Mis. Con
Bass.
J. Scott Hood will assist Arthur Bass
in his fat in and ranch work timing this
mouth.
J. Meek of Malinda now holds a
clerkship on the ranch of'J. Moravek
& Sons.
Miss Pearl Broshur begun a three
inonth'tenn of school in district No. 31
Monday.
The Misses Johnson, from Sioux
county, were visiting with Miss Edith
Broshar, Thursday
The Easter rain Sunday was wel
comed by all and the rain prophet has
it, rain on Easter rain for seven Sun-"
days.
Mrs. J. W. Broshar returned homo
Saturday after an extended visit of wo
or three weeks in Dorsey, Nonpareil
and Lawn piccincts.
M. A. Sheldon was on his ranch in
Sioux county, west of Canton. Satur
day, put out a crop of spuds and Sun
dayed at the Broshar ranch.
While the mail carrier was on the
sick list Thursday ye scribe had charge
of the overland flyer and United States
mail between Canton and Lawn.
.As it is a custom on Easter to see
who can eat the most eggs on the
above morning John Ilickey and Lee
Hood contested fo the honors, and
after a lengthy race Ilickey succeeded
in getting out side of twenty-one while
Hood was close after him, eating a
bakers dozen, 13. Ilickey now wears
the champion belt. Next.
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In The Good Old Summer Time"
People bought their Staple and Fancy Groceries
at Graham's grocery store. Now winter is here
and they buy them just the same and so they will
the whole year through because he carries the
best selected stock in the west. Prompt attention
and courteous treatment is what customers like
and what thdv always get at ....
GRAHAM'S GROCERY STORE
Phone 50 Corbin Building
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Drugs, Perfumes
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Paints, Oils and Wall Paper
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We are prepared to make you wells of
any size or depth and furnis an abund
ance of water for hand or wind poweiv
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Schlitz Export and Brail Bottled Beer
W. I-I. McBrayer, Atherton, Paris
Club and Sam Clav Whiskies.
Try our Bottled in Bond Whiskies. They must
be good for Uncle Sam's guarantee is on the neck
of each bottle.
Family and Mail Order Trade solicited
Goods delivered on short notice to any pnrt of tho city. 'Phone 13.
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The placing of a few
dollars monthly in the
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National Bank
will soon enable you to
buy a comfortable home.
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W. II. OottlilN. V. I'rn-.l.lent
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A. C. Iverson is putting in si new
dipping tank.
Miss Clara Fendrich is spending a
few days with Mrs. Hartlett.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Necland enter
tained a few of the young people recent
ly. Charles Tucek returned home last
Friday after a prolonged visit with Pot
mesils. House moving is almost on the daily
order. Tim Morrisy was at it last Saturday.
Mr. Shepherd and Mr. Horlin of Ida
were on the river hunting duck one day
this week.
Hugo Lichte and wife moved to the
homestead of Mrs. Lichte, intending to
stay there this summer.
A pleasent surprise was given to S.
Iverson by some of his neighbors on
his coming home from Chadron.
John l'otniesil went to Chadron last
Friday to take his brother, Jim, and
Fred Lichte, home. They have been
attending school there.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith from Hay
Springs were visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Bartlett last week. Mr. Smith oper
ates the barber shop at that place.
The Mirage Irrigation Co. had a bad
break in their ditch, as part of the
flume across I'e'pper creek was washed
away. The boards on the end were
rotten and gave away .as soon as the
water was turned in.
FIRE
INSURA'NOE AGENT
REPRESENTS THE FOLLOWING!
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Hartford Fliu Insuriinco Company,
North American of I'lillndelphiu.
I'liounlx of lllooklin. New York.
Continental of New York City.
Maim Flro Insuruncu Company.
Now York Under writers. New York.
Commercial Union Assurance Co., London
Liverpool. London ami Globe Ins. Co.
German American Ins. Co., Now York.
Farmer and Merchants Ins. Co.x Line
Columbia Klro Insurance- Company.
Philadelphia Undurw rlters.
I'liounlx Ins. Co., Hartford. Conn.
Office L'p-Stulrs,
llctchcr IHocU.
Alliance, Nebraska.
Palace ZHjI-v ery Bain
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Good turnouts, strict attention to our business,
and courteous troatmeut to all has won for us the
excellent patronage' we enjoy. Trv us.
Nebraska Hide and Leather. Co
Established
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Dealers in Hides, Tallow, Furs,
Cow and Horse Hide Robes,
Leatherand Saddlery Hardware
Always
Reliable.
L. C. BURNETT, M'gr.
Nebraska City. Nebraska.
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