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Ciias. E Ford, President
A. S. Rked, R. NJ. Hampton, Vice Presidents.
I First National Bank,
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA.
Capital, $50,000. - Surplus and Profits, $20,000
Directors:
Chas. E. Ford, A. S. Read, R. M Hampton, H G. Warrick, S. K. Warrick.
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Also agents for Nebr. Central
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liierKS Lumper
HIDES HIDES HIDES
BOUGHT AT HILLS' HARNESS
WE KEEP EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF
HARNESS and SADDLES
HIDES HIDES HIDES
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF
ANDERSON'S BLACKSMITH SHOP
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Forest Lumber Company,
J") iamonds,
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Souvenirs .
Repairing in all its
Branches.
A7. O. Barnes,
Jeweler and' Optician.
HOLSTEN'S PHARMACY.... -
Is One of the Most Up-to-Date Drug
Stores in Nebraska
Prescriptions Carefully igt.. a select
Compounded STOCK op
Watches and Daimonds.
Fine Watch Repairing
a Specialty. ,.
F. E. HOLSTEN,
Proprietor.
Dray and Transfer Line.
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The only spring
Phone 139.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
REPRESENTS THE FOLLOWING
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Hart foul 1'lro InsuraiiQe Company.
North American of piilladclphin.
I'lioenlx of Hlookljn, 'ew York.
Continental of Now York City.
Niagara Fire Insurance Company.
New York Underwriters, Now York.
Commercial Union Assurance Co., London
' Office Up-Stnlrs,
rictchcr !Uock.
Palace Livery Bain
S. II. DESCH, Prop.
one HI.OCK wkst or Good turnouts, strict attention to our business,
THE NLW ziiin'Dkn . , amj courteous treatment to all has won for us the
m'li.niNG. 'Phono' 72 excellent patronage we enjoy. Trv us.
S. K. WARRtcK. Cashier
G. HaMfton, Ass't Cashier.
For that small repairing" we
have the fixings, Hoards for
sidewalk laying",- fencing - and
the like, can be' had from us
at reasonable price. , -
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Bid. & Loan Asso. Phone 22
SHOP AND WILL PAY TOP PRICE
GEO. A. HILLS
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HOUSE
Nothing is moro interesting than the
manufacture of high grade lumber. We
buy only of the best manufacturers and
hence can assure you the best of every
thing in the line of liulldlna Material.
CALL AND SEE US
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
PHONE 73
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Watches,
Gold Jewelry,
. Hail orders promptly
attended to.
Alliance, Nebraska.
HEN YOU GO TO LEAVE TOWN, don't worn
about what to do with your Household Goods.
S. A. Miller will take charge of them; store then
in a nice, dry and cool place and pack and shit
wherever desired. Charges reasonable,
dray line in the city.
5. A. Miller.
Liverpool, Loudon and Globe Ins. Co.
German American Ins. Co., Now York.
Tamers' and Merchants Ins. Co., Lincoln.
Columbia Fire Insurance Company,
Philadelphia Underwriters.
I'hoenlx Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.
Alliance, Nebraska.
Contest Notice
I S. taml I'lllio. AlllHlico, Nob., Mny "5, MM.
A ulllctent contest iitllduvli liiwinc boon
llUil In tlilmtlk'ol UcorK A. IVnilrli'li, con
instant, Hh'itliiKt llotiicstmil entry No 3f7l,
muili' September 27, IftW, for tlu ututtumst
qimrtur stfUtmll, township north, rnnito 4t
u-st. by Krnnk WMhlnjr ronicstt'c. In ulitiMi
It Is nllcxHl that "mill Trunk m lilutt lias not
tloni1 imy work or tnoili' ittiy liiiprnvriiieiiti on
said lutiil an rex ul red by law anil Iihs ali.Mi
ulutu'tl Mild IiuhI for over six month Just pnst
.Hid tlmt snlil ullt'KQil ubM'iu-o from Hip Mild
Unci wus not duo lo Ids cinployiiu'iil III tho
nrm.nHvy or murine rorps of tho Untied
Mntfs an prUalo Mildlur, olllcur t-eiumin or
iiiiirliKMhirlns the war with ypnln or ilnrltitf
anj other rr In wlilrli the United Suites
my lte ciuhfpM, Mild parties nre horulij nott
(K'tl u appear, resiH.mil and offer evhleiiee
(olalitiiK said ulleyiillnn nt 10 'cliK'K A In.
on AuuKsi ii, Inn, before the lioulsu'r imd
Hecolwriu tin' I nlted States IJind Oflli-e In
AlllntHM. Nebraska.
Tliu said I'tniHwtant liuvlnp. In a propel af
IWavlt. tiled mh 34, 1WI. ! forth fnctH which
show 1 lint Hfti duo illllitcm't' iwriiml iwrrlcn
of tlio not nt- t'jin not lit1 iiimiIp, l, hurelij or
ilorwl mid (ilrtcteil that snt.'li nutlru Ik hIvwi
Iw (fin and proper pnlitk'Mtinii.
fjijliv s? winvKyii.rx. Uvfbrtor.
Contest Notle.
l. s.
Imd Ollli'p. Alliance, Ni-b . May 35. IMI.
A nulflclfiit ronU'xt Hllldnrlt lmlnit Iwun
nam
lllotl lit tills (ifHco l)S .lohii KliiM'lla. coatcslaiit.
Hflwlnnt Ilninustuml untr) No. 3511 tnude JuiHi
ft. IW0, for th"' oiilhvu'M (iiartfr m'l'Ikhi 11.
tw Msmp 8s north, raiijH4lu-t I'V Urlfk II.
o.!eii oonU-sii'o. In hIiii-Ii It is ul lined tlmt
s.ild Krltk II t-i'lli'li IinMibiindiMiiHlKatdlioiiii'
stiHid for morn tlmil six iimntnh lust pant and
that ontil till t;"(l ribRCiu'fc from the said Iniul
t.i- uoi it '.' lo Ins vniplo mi'tit In the army,
n.it. v or marine corpi uf ilu- rnltis.1 Slatijsrts
a prltatu soldier, oltlcer seiiinuu or niaitno
ditniiK tlio war with Spain nr ihiilnit Htiy other
war in nliti'h tho rutted States may 1h en
K.iifsl, said ptrtlesHre hereby uotlflisl to itp
pi ar, reniiotid and offer utidenee touchlnit said
itilt'gattoii lit. Id o'oliH'k a, in. on Anxust 11
1WI, before the lh'Kbter ami l'reelver nt the
Ihiitisl Mates I,:iml Oillco Hi Alliance.
Nebta-fkit.
'I liesuiilcontosliuit lmvhiit, In a propnr af
lldavlt, llled May 'i, 11U, set fortll fuets uhleh
show tlmt afteriluodilllKctieo peional service
of this liollee can not be made, It is hereby
ordeied and rltrectrd that mh'Ii notice be
ulven by due and propoi publleattoii
Hi Mat "J7 ItitiTE U'it.i'ov. liegUter.
Contest Notice
U S. LamlUnicu, Allluiire. Neb., May 25. 1W4
A sullli'letit contest iitiidatlt hatltm deen
filed In this oitioo by .lohn Kltisxlla, contcstaut,
against lliiinesteti(leiill) No. 'Ml. nmile July
", linw, for the northeast quarter setlon 14,
townshiti ln, rant;e4li ttest, liy.lumi'B ilottard.
contestce, In tthieh It Is nlleed that mild
James Howard hnsiib.iiiil(ine,lalil hr.tiiCDtead
for moro than si months last pant and that
said allegoU abhonce from the Mild land wax
not due to Ids emplynient In the army, navy or
marine corps of the United States as a private
M)lillur, olheer. seaman or marine duilnu the
ttnr ttlth (Spain or durinu any other war In
which tlio United btatos may be encased, said
parties are hereby notltlcd to njipear. respond
and otfor et Idenco loiii'liliiK said allegation at
lOn'ultH'k n. ui., on August 11, H)I, beforu the
llPKlster and Kecelter nt the United States
Laud Uttice l'i Alliance, Nebraska.
That Maid contestant huvltitf, in n proper
aHidatit, tiled May 4. 1Pi4. set forth facts
tthich show that after dtiu dillnence perHOtial
service of this notice Canniit be made, it in
ordered and directed that tmch notice be kIvpii
by due and proper puiiiicntion.
fp May!
Iliiucr. Wilcox
H'(rU
Notice to Creditors.
In county Court, within and for Ho llutto
county, Nebraska. April 30, IW4 In the
matter of the estate of Lawrence Hutler,
deceaseil. To the cicdltors of said estate!
You are hereby notllled, that 1 will sit at
the County Court ltoom fu Alliance In said
county, mi the "th daj of November, lPOl.to re
celt o and examine nil claims against said
estate, with n view to their adjustment and
allowance. Tito time limited for the pres
entation of clalmx iiKalnst said estate W six
months, from the Wthday of Apt 11, A I). 1P0 1,
and thotlmu llielleil for pamtnt of debtk Is
one year from said 30th day of April, 1WI.
Ittiess my hntid and the seal of said
county court, tills 30th day of April, IP0I.
I'p Mtiy0-4w. II. K. Spacht. County .Inline.
Shcrlfr's Hulc.
No. 1551
lly virtue of an order of salu issued by the
clerk of th district court of ltox Jlutle coun
ty. NpbrasUa, upon a decree rendered by said
court In favor of Mary V.. Heed plulntfiT, and
against V. H. I. aunlnn trustee et.nl defendants,
1 will offer on the Ist day of June, A. U. lWt.
ut 1 u'u ouk it. m. on said day. at the west
front door of the court house in Alliance. In
said county, sell th? following described real
estate, o wit:
t-outheast qtiaitcr ncctlan 14, township a),
north rmiKo 4s, west sixth rlticlial merhltan.
In Ilox Uutte county. Nebriska, at public
auction to the hlitlu st bluuer for cash, to sat
Is said oriler of pale. In t li sum of 55.17 and
Interest, costs and nivr .vi costs sublect to
ailun aid taxes. UtA KI.I.H.
Shell sala Count
Win. Mitchell.
Attorney for. I'laln'l". UP Mav20
Shcrlfrs Sale.
No. 1551.
Ily virtue of an order of nale Issued bj- the
clerk of the district court of ltox lliitteeouu
tvNebraska, itiwii n decieo rendered by said
couit In favor of .Mary II. Jteed
plalntlir, and iiKitlust .W. II. I.annluK
trustie et, :il, defendants. I will, on
thciMstduvnf June A. D. l!Wi. at 10 o'clock u.
m.on Htildday, nt the west front door of the
court house In Alliance, In said county, snll
the following doscrllied real estate, to-tvlt:
Thesouthwestiiuiuter of section 5, In town
shlpL7. north of rauo 4. west of the sixth
principal meridian, In ltox llutto county, Ne
braska, at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, to satisfy said order of salo In
the sum of 3S.40 and interest, costs uuil
iiccrulni; costs sublect to all unpaid taxes.
IKA iti:i:i),
Sheriff of said County.
William Mitch km..
Attorney for I'lalntlff. fp May SO
Sheriff Snlc.
No. 1552.
Uy vlrto of an order of lie Issued by the
clerk of ttio district" court of IJox Hutto coun
ty, Nnbruska, uon a decree rendered by said
court in fatorof Mary E. Keed, nlalntllf, and
against W. II. LuunlUK, Trustee et- nl,
defendants, 1 will on the 21st day of June
A. 1). lt04. at 10 o'clock a. m. on said day. at
the west front door or tlio court Poimolu Alli
ance. In said county, sell the following de
scribed real eetnte, to-wlt;
The southwest .iiarter. section 10. In town
ship -'s, north of raiiKo 47, west sixth principal
meridian, In Ilox Hutto County. Nebraska, at
public uuction to the highest bidder for cash,
to satisfy said order of sale In th3 sum of
$.'-'!) and interest, costs nod accruing costc
subject to till unpaid taxes.
lit A KEKU.
SherllTof said county.
WlLIJAM MITCIIKI.L.
Attn-"- for lMulntitr. fp May SO
Sheriffs Sale.
1550
11 r virtue of an order of sale Issued by the
clerk of the district court of Uox llutto
county, Nebraska, upon a decree rendered by
said court in favor of li. U. Shepherd, plaln
tlir, mid against Thomas A. Davidson and Mrs.
Davidson, his wife, as defendants. 1 will, on
tho Slst day of June. A. I). ltXU. nt 10 o'clock
a. m. on said duy, at tlio west front door of
the court house In Alliance, In said county,
sell tho following described real ustate, to
tvlt: Northwest quarter section 10, township jjt),
north, range 4!', west, in Ilox llutto county,
Nebraska, at public auction to tho highest
Itlilfliiw fit midli tn Lniti.fi' unll nwl nm 9 until
In the gum of 51. :U and Interests, costs and
accruing costs subject to nil unpaid taxes,
IUA nUKI).
Sheriff of said ttauuty.
William Mitchell.
Attorney for I'lalntllf fp May SO
Order Tor Hearing Tor Settlement Of
Account.
STATE OI' NEWIASICA i kll
UOX IIUTTK Ol'NTY, i '
Ala countv court, held at the count v court
room, In and for ssild county, May 13, A.
D..HOI.
Present, I). K.FpncIit, ouuty Judge
In the matter of estate of John Samuel
Hughes, deceused.
On reading and filing the petition of Mary
Frances Hughes, praying that administration
of saldestatu may bu grunted to her us ad
ministratrix. Ordered, that Juno 4th, A. D. 1904. at nine
o'clock u. in., Is assigned for hearing said
petition, when all persons Interested in said
matter may appear ut a county couit to bo
held In and for said county, and show cause
why the prayer of petitioner should nut bo
granted; and that uoiico of the pending of
said petition, and tlio hearing thereof, bo
given to all persons Interested in said matter
by publishing a .copy of this order In Tub
Ai.LiANCr.liLUAi.ua weekly nowspa per print
ed In said county, for three successive weeks,
prior to said day of hearing.
(A true copy) I). K.Spacht,
lea!J 3H-fl-May 13 County Judge.
HEMINGFORD.
ikelth L. Pierce U fully authorliod to so
Urlt subscriptions and Job work and collect
und receipt for same, and (mustn't, nil other
business in connection with his position ns "
accredited representative of this pHjer.l
Cliiis Hanson wits in town .Wotlnos
day.
I.ndtes' uU'irant vitrlnr bonnets nt
WHdjV,.
Mi9. Shottlor wont to AlHniiflo Vod
nosdny. v
. A. II. l'isrco In (Hunting liin liottso
this ttook. .
C.oo. Tnylor dipped enttlurtt Siililer's
Tuosdny.
If.vouWitntn tuv biilt so WMhly's
sprinjr to!k.
A)e Mulrlimtl cmae tin from Alli
ance Monday.
A fullnsflortinontof buggy and spring
wagon tops nt H. 1. JohiiBon's.
If j on wsint lo build wjo Wildy for
lumber, posts., lath nud Hblnfflen. "
Mrs. MuCnndlots uns in town Sun
day to nttmul Momoiinl sorvicM.
John Kuhn iK chief cnrpcnlor in the
construction of C. J. Wildy'snew bum.
Hi neat Olilng tvout tlnough on 4ft
Thursday evening on his way lo Alli
ance. Work hag commenced on n now dopot
bote; tpiilo a gang of moil being at
wotk. 1
W. II. Corbtn and C. II. Connotl
wcie Alliance visitors to Ilciuingford
Monday.
Kail Fosstroin was quite seriously
injuicd by being kicked by a horse last
Monday.
Win. Evans was in from Lawn pie
cinct to attend Memorial c.tccrcises
Monday.
Miss Combs came up from Alliance
Monday and is visiting her sister Mrs.
E. G. Kolnnd.
Ira E. Tash and family drove up from
Alliance Monday to spend Memorial
day with friends.
Miss Mabel Phillips and Miss Marion
Lotspcich of Alliance were the guests
of Mrs. II. E. Sherwood this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilmannud Miss Edith
Swan came up from Alliance Sunday
and tteie entertained by Mrs. C. T,
Davison.
If you arc in need of nny kind of fur
niture or any kind of, undertaking
goods, remember Wildy's double store
Mippllcs them better and cheaper than
elsewhere.
J. C. McCorkloand wife accompanied
by Miss Inicc and Norman spent Sun
day and Monday here visiting fiiends
and attending the Memorial services.
If you want peace with the good
house-wife, buy a sack of Victor; If you
want everybody huppy nsk Wildy for a
sa,ck of Hold Medal of Minneapolis fume.
At a special meeting held by the citi
zens of Hemingford it was decided to
celebrate the Fourth. A good sum of
money has been contributed and a big
time is expected.
A very fine missionary dinner was
served at tho home pf Mrs, Sherwood
Monday at which about ninety persons
dined netting the ladies a very nice
sum for their treasury.
Eugene Kendrick's little baby which
has been in the cure ot Mrs. Win.
Fosket for some weeks was taken out
to the ranch Wednesday by Mr. and
Mrs. Fosket. Mrs. Kendrick has re
turned from Hot Springs considerably
benefited.
Several fine looking young couples
were in from the Canton neighborhood
Monday. The reporter did not learn
quite all their names so refrains from
publishing the list. So many couples
will no doubt lead to ' icsults" as the
matrimonial papers say.
Dr. F. O. Reynolds, representing the
Dr. Allamn Hospital Co., of Atcbinson,
Kansas, and a couple of medical stu
dents were here soliciting business the
first of the week. They contracted to
treat quite a number of people. Mr.
Reynolds stated that he was consider
ing locating at Marsland and-practicing
medicine there and that if le did so he
would put in a drug stock. He was
accompanied by his wife and little boy.
Being at a small expense, I can write
your fire, lightning, wind and hail in
surance cheaper than any traveling
agents who have to keep a team and
pay hotel bills etc. If you want in
surance I can give you a better rate
than any body on the same class a'rticle.
I want a chance on all this business in
the country ttibutary to Hemingford
and I propose to make it an induce
ment, for you to patronize me. I also
writcMife, accident, health and plate
glass insurance. K. L. Pierce.
Decoration Day was appropriately
observed here this year. The program
consisted of songs, solos and speeches.
The decorations were splendid and each
old soldier was provided with a badge
and boquet by Mrs. D. Millett. Carrie
Riislmell sang a beautiful selection and
did nicely, it being more that ordinarily
difficult piece. Susie Davison also
sang. Susie has a very sweet voice, of
unusual quality and tone, and the old
soldiers and all are always pleased to
listen to her. Mr. Barry and Mr. Bur
leigh each spoke for a few minutes and
their remarks were greeted with hearty
applause. Ira E. Tash the principal
speaker tfas somewhat belated but ar
rived in time to make a sympathetic
and appropriate address. The old
soldiers always recopnize in Mr. Tash
a staunch friend and 'consequently
listened to him with pleasure. After
noon services in the cemetery completed
the program. An unusually large
crowd were present all day.
Ranch for Lease.
Five hundred acres of irrigated hay land,
four miles east of Briogeport. For par
ticulars see M. H. Hagerty, Alliance, or
John Hagerty, Bridgeport.
The Ferris Wheel stacker is on exhibi
tion at the Forest Lumber company yards.
Manufactured by John Hague, Alliance,
Nebraska.
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In The Good Old
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'seldcted stock in the west, Prompt attention
and courteous treatment is what customers like
and what thdv always gqt at t
GRAHAM'S' GROCERY STORE
'Phone 5O Corbin Building
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F. J. Brennan & Co,
DEALERS IN
Drags, P
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Paints, Oils and Wall Paper
T?TcacuWowa CavcvAVvi Gomowcrlcr.
FIRST
DANK
NATIONAL
LOCK.
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1 HOSE! HOSE! HOSE!
S LAWN HOWERS. GASOLINE
5J STOVES and REFRIGERATORS
3 Good Line to Select From Prices Right
We can attend to your Plumbing wants
promptly and satisfactorily. Yours for
your money's worth.
1 Ache son
rercYSTirrfvnvvsTTOffircraT
Fhe placing of a few
dollars monthly in the
.
I ... ALLIANCE ...
National Bank
will soon enable you to
buv a comfortable home.
1 M. Knioiit, President ....
J W. It. noiuilN, V. Proficient - ,
It O. II, CoNNKTT.Oushlor.
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MARSLAND.
Mrs. Chccvcr has been on the tick
list the past week.
Carl Zolliman has gone to Sheridan
011 a pleasure trip.
C. H. Kichoy has been cjriving a
few days for Stock Solicitor Crone.
QMiss Anna Niece has gone to Alliance
to remain until after normal and insti
tute. I'. L. Wilson is traveling for an
Omaha firm, selling grocery supplies to
ranchmen.
Miss Eva Hlanchard, of Chadron,
finished a term of school in Dist. 61,
last week, and has gone home.
Mr. Hirchu of Lusk has moved his
family to the ranch he has recently
purchased of Snow and Moreen.
Misses Helen and Mabel Phillips
and Miss Lotspcich, of Alliance, are
visitors at N. S. Poole's this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Harner have a
new baby girl at their house, and C. G.
Hallibaugh's are rejoicing over a son
who arrived a few days ago. '
Postmaster Snow and S. E. Uyers
are among those who contributed work
in thePrcsbyterian potato patch, and
they will no doubt receive credit in the
J. Sullinberger went to Chadron
Tuesday to take in the assessor's books
for Leonard and Evergreen precincts.
He was accompanied by his son Day
ton. Will Shultz, of Morril, came up
after his cattle,' which bad been win
tered in this vicinity. Ho reports
everything prosperous in the Platte
valley.
Mrs. C.'II. Iiion and children and
Miss Laura Lane, sister os Mrs. Iron,
were visiting their friends in this place
over Sunday. Ranch work is prosper
ous with them this year, increase
being large.
Quite a number visited the cemetery
on Decoration day to fix up and place
flowers on the graves of their loved
ones, and to look after the graves of
those whose relativos have gone from
the community.
Rev. Shriver has instituted a plan
through which he hopes to paint and
repair the Presbyterian church this fall.
E. A. Mcogy donated the use of five
acres ot land, and old and young, saint
and sinner, have been planting it to
I spuds this week. Every one seems
Summer Time"
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& Joder
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interested in that potato patch and
hopes for a big yield.
Dayton Sullcnberger of the first
spelling clabs und Linn Snow, of the
second took tin ptuus fo: head marks
gamed during ties n"i ! fnr. "The
fin nut reci'i,f.i 'i w... ..i.MTiption
tu ilii; Voutlin t.oiii, i.uik .. itu 1. iter a
b m.. .
l'lu- lJr.i,.i.iuc Cms '! Mt :heir
1'iUf.t. 1:1. nriit feiveit .''.:! . May
nt-xl Sni ntluy t-tmii.. t,:i it 1- iiopcd
the uuiiihfi ii b.-iiMr .!. u and
tno iitt-nJani'c m :! r m'-i m .1 the
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nisi cuii'l!. iii.'ki r w,i si !i.
Mimj AdUiu 1 1. it 1 -inoiit'i
s term of tcb.. .
mi 1'iiday last and 1.. 3
1 a nine
.s place
1 Sioux
teaches
of Miss
county to visit her bister
in Lusk. It was the iutrt ,., .
Harris Miss Hlanchard and Aims Lucile
Wilson, to have a picnic tor their
pupils on Friday but the rain prevented.
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For Fine Boot and Shoe
Repairing
call, ox
1. D.JMICHOLS
Also has in stock a new line of GENTS'
SHOES of the best manufacture and at
prices that will suit. Call and examine
the stock before you buy and you will
save money.
At R. Mad.sen's old stand, first
door south of Cigar Factory.
ATTOUNBYB.
WlLLIAfl M1TCHELI
ATTORNEY
AT HW.
ALLIANCE. - NEBRASKA.
Omen Piionk lfcO. KusiDf.Nct: Phone 303.
R. C. NOLEMAN,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
Kooriif 1, 2 und 3, First National buuk build
lug, Alllunce, Nob. Notary lnotllce.
L. A. BERRY,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
ALLIANCE.
NEBRASKA,
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON.
Office In I'irst National Bank block. AUI
anco Nebraska.
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