1" II E ALLIANCE HE R A L D. A L L I A N C E . NEB. F RIDA Y. APRIL 8. 1004
William King.
The half-tone herewith Is an intutlor
view of William King's saloon, and a
more popular resort of its kind is not
to bo found in Nebraska, Mr. King
has a wide acquaintance throughout
the West nnd there arc few strangers
visiting the city who fall to call at
his resort before departing. Mr. King
was born at Haltimore, Md., July 5,
IhGS He enmo west with his parents
at an early age. and for several years
followed railroading. Four years ago
he engaged in the saloon business
in Alliance.
RAYMOND & QUIVEY.
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W. H. McBrayer, Atherton, Paris
Club and Sam Clay Whiskies
Family and Mail Order Trade Solicited
PHONE 136
C. E. MARKS
ALLIANCE
NEB.
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"The First Dentist in the County" Dr. Blanchard's sons.
To admit that because things have
long gone wiong, it is impossible to
make them go light, is a most fatal
doctrine. Ruskln.
I will listen to any one's convic
tions, but pray keep your doubts to
yourself. I have plenty of my own.
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Alliance Potato Dealers Handled
400,000 Bushels Their Mam
moth Potato Cellars.
If there is another firm anywhere
within the boundaries of this conti
nent who buy and sell more potatoes
than Raymond & Qulvey, that firm is
yet to ho heard from. Raymond &
Qulvey are pioneer grocery merchants
in Alliance, but make a large-sized
specialty of the potato business. They
maintain gieat potato cellars In Alli
ance, llemingford and Mnrsland, and
each fall these arc filled to their ut
most enpacity, which, at the oppor
tune time, arc disposed of in the
eastern markets.
They nlso make a specialty of
northern grown seed potatoes, and
ship only those of the nssorted qual
ity for seed purposes.
During their 11 yonrs' business
career in Alllnnce, Messrs. Raymond
& Qulvey have established an envi
able reputntion for squnro and hon
orable business dealings and never
has an individual questioned their
methods in a business way.
The capacity of the several potato
cellars is 25,000 bushels, and the
reader can well Imagine the extent of
their yearly dealings in this com
modity. The potato crops in this
section of the country are the great
est In the known world, and It is
rapidly becoming one of the leading
industries in northwestern Nebraska.
At Hay Springs, -10 miles north of
Alliance, Farmer Olson raised 7,300
bushels off fifty acres, one ncre alone
producing 250 bushels Another farm
er named Skinner near Alliance, took
1,000 bushels from eight acres Thus
View of the Alliance Pharmacy.
The Allianee Pharmaey
d. S. JVIBKJINHY, Proprietor
PURE DRUGS, SUNDRIES, STATIONERY, WALL PAPER,
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES
it can be seen that the average Is
from SO to 100 bushels to the ncre.
They nro a quality, too, far supe
rior to the boasted Colorado potato,
being dry and mellow and devoid of
that "grounded taste" common to tho
ordinary kind.
Before wo enn bring hnpplncss to
others, we must first bo happy our
selves; nor will happiness abide with
in us unless we confer it on others.
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A. C. Bingham, Pianos and Organs.
J. E. Zbinden.
Among those of
our citizens who
has enjoyed a
largo 3ized slice
of prosperity
since coming to
Alliance, is tho
subject of this
sketch Mr. Zbin
den was born in
IJaran, Switzer
land December
25 lOS, and four
years later came
to America with
his parents, who located in Bloom
ington. Ill . where they continued to
reside for a period of 10 years. They
then moved to Fairbury, 111 , and en
gaged in farming, and at the end of
seven years young Zbinden decided
to shift for himself. Ho went to near
Ravenna, Neb., and for four years
conducted a farm. He then associ-
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ated himself with his brother, H. O.,
and the two became partners In gen
eral merchandising, grain, lumber
and coal at Sweetwater, Neb., where
they also constructed a large grain
elevntor. They established a branch
at Alliance and J. 12. Zbinden took
charge of this end of their rapidly
growing business, and dealt exclu
sively in Hour, grain, hay and feed. Ho
has been very successful nnd last year
built the Zbinden
block, a view of
which is shown
above. Mr Zbln
den is a member
of but one frater
nnl order, the
Royal Highland
ers. At T'tiea
Nob., in ixs he
was united in
marriage to Miss
Eva I,. Chapln to
whom one child
was born.
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Dunlap Flour Mill.
B. Fcndrich.
The above view shows the grist mill
and general store of H. Fendrlch, at
Dunlnp, in Dawes county. Tho mill
has a capacity of 25 barrels a day,
but no effort Is mndo by the proprle
toi to e.stend the patronage of the mill
outside of the immediate community.
The mill was built 17 yonrs ago by
V Cladak, who operated It for a
polled of 12 years. Five years ago
Mr Fendrlch purchased tho prop
erty. Mr. Fendrlch Is a nativo of
Germany and wuh given birth August
17. 1805. At the ago of 10 ho came
to America and located In Iowa, and
for six years tilled the soil of t
fertile state. Ho then located in Da
county nnd took up a claim. In
ncction with ranching and millil
ho nlso runs a general store. Tj
teen years ngo, In Dunlap, Mr. Fc
rich was mnrried to Miss Anna Sl
fer. The issuo of ihis marriage
bIx children, four girls nnd two bil
"Figures won't lie." But the
ures of some women are very deo
tlve, to say the least.
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"Variety is the spice of 11 S
There is such n thing as a vnril
Bhow being too spicy
THE PLATTE VALLEY LAND COMPANY
BRIDGEPORT, NEB.
LAND AND IRRIGATION AGENTS, B. & M. RAILWAY
James C. Dahlman,
Prcs. and Mgr.
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Vice Prcs.
J. W Griddle
Sec'y and Treas.
The American Commission Co
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.Mrs. Humphrey, Ahbist'int
Phone l'Jl. Rebideiifo 5G9
Callb Answered Promptly
Day or Night
Hearse and Carriages Furnished when Desired
$ We also carry a largo lino of Mouldings and Pictures, and make a
Specialty of Picture Framing and Upholstering
Exhibit of Blooded Stock In Front of First National Bank.
Zbinden Block.
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