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Jmt.MOdltATIC NATIONAL TICK IX
I'nr I'riMtiloiitt
ALTON It. PA It If Kit
of New York
IW Vice I'rifddunt.
IIKNUV O. DAVIS
West vintinlu.
Democratic County Convention.
JsTho democratic voters of Ho Uutte
cbunty are hereby called to meet in dele
gate convention at tho court house in Alli
ance on Saturday, July 30, 1904, at n
o'clock a. m., for the purpose of placing in
nomination a candidate for county attorney
and a candidate for county commissioner
ofMhc first distrsct, to elect six delegates
to tho sfato convention to bo hold at Lin
coln on August 10, and to transact such
othor business ns mav Oome boforo the
Convention,
The precinct representation is as follows
and it is recommended that precinct pri
maries bo held at the usual places on Sat
urday, July 23. at 2 o'clock p. in.
1st Wlllll
1 Want...
Iloycl
Itox lluiin.
Horsey
Lako
10 Lawn 3
....II
.... -i Nonpareil .
i.nicrty
.... :. Wripht ...5
.. . II Smiko Creek ;...,
.... il ltiimtliiK'attr. 3
W. Mitciiki.i,, Chairman,
Independent County Convention.
Tho People's party voters of Ho. Hutto
county aie hereby called to meet in dole
gate convention at the court house in Alli
ance on Saturday, July 30, 1904, at 11
o'clock a. m., for the purpose of placing
in nomination a candidate county attor
ney and a cnmlidato for county com
missioner of the first diatrict, to selgct .si
delegates to tho state convention to be
hold at Lineojn on Angust 10, and to
transact such other buslnoss ns niay come
liefore the convention.
Tho precinct representation is as follows
and it is recommended that precinct pri
maries be hq.lt! at the usual places on Sat
urday July 23, at 2 o'clock p. m.
1st Ward 't m i.nui: !...:,... :i
in mini.,,..
iioyiL...:::
Box Unite..
DdrM-y
LUke,.
...11
... 4
LllK!riy....,.:..v. 4
.. 5 H'llirht
r;HiuirH'i 5
... il hnakeCreek ... .,.:
... 0 HunnliiKwiitur.
I HA Rkkd, Chairman,
Iihvan si'I'poims Tin; no.minlls.
')n Tuosdny W. J. Bryan gave out
the following statement:
I shall vote for Parker and Davis,
the nominees of the democratic national
conjrenlion, ntul shall do so for the fol
lowing reasons:
''First - Because the deuioerntic
ttcknt stnuth for opposition to imperial
isinj&wliilo the republican ticket stands
for 11 impurialistio policy. On this
lUftSfani which was the parnmotint' is
supjii 1900, and which must rcmnin an
impjjii taut issue so long as an nttempt
is( nindc to, hold colouios under the
American flng on this issue the con
vention was unanimous, the platform
cmhntlc, and I have no doubt that the
candidates will carry out the platform.
"Second--Mr. Roosevelt is injecting
the race, ylfue juto American politics
and tlus,-f St? becomes natiunal, will
make it impossible to consider economic
questions' that demand solution. The
election of the democratic ticket will
put a quietus upon this nttempt and
permit tho race question to work itscU
out without the bitterness which Mr.
Koogcvelt's conduct has engendered.
"ThirdMr. Roosevelt stands for
the spirit ol war. His friend piesent
him an a man of blood and iron. He
believes in strenuousness and inculcat
ing a love for warlike things. Tho
democratic ticket stands for peace, for
reason and for arbitration, rather than
ior force,- conquest am! bluster.
"Fourth The democratic platform
dcclaros in favor of the reduction of
the stauding army, and as this plank
was unanimously adopted there is
reason to believe that a democratic sue
cees on this subject would bring some
advantage to the people."
"Some may think" says tho World
Herald, "that Mr. Davis would bo a
little too old to preside over the senate,
but it must be that Senator Pcltus,
aged 83, and Senator Morgan, So,
would like it, and that no serious objec
tion could be made by Senator Hoar,1
78; beuator ITatt, 71; Senator Cullom,
75; Senator Depcw, 70; Senator Haw
ley, 78; Senator Frye, 73; Sonator Al
lison, 74, or Senator Proctor, 72."
The Chicago Chronicle has flopped
into the republican band wagon giving
as its reason that Bryan controlled
the St. Louis convention. Good rid
dance of bad rubbish! The Chronicle
has at last gouo where it belonged.
For teu years it lias been a traitor to
the democratic party and democrats
are"! pleased to see it throw off the
masky -: V ,
HEMINGFORD.
iKelth I,. Pierre Is fully uuthorlxcd to so
licit subscriptions ami jou work ami collect
and receipt far nme, anil transact nil other
business fn connection with hi position us an
accredited representative ot this )Her.
Gene Hall and Ira Reed were in
town Tuesday.
John Stillonborgcr and wife wore
down from Murslcind Monday.
Mrs. Shorwood wont to Alliance Fri
day evening, roturning-Snturday.
Mr, and Mrs. .Harry Piorqe visited
with Ora Foskct and wife Stiiida.
. M. Tobias of Millhotise, N. Y. was
vlsftinc fridnds hero the first of the
week.
1). V. Moscly of Abordcon, Miss., is
the guest of Dr. and Mr. Hiknor at
present. '
Misses Anna' and Lucy Feidlor.re-
tinned to tholrv hcunos at David City
Wednesday.
Mrs. Leslie Prico wont to Berrien
county, Michigan, her Old home for a
visit Tuesday.
Rov. Gudmundson and. B. Darrab
each teport the arrival of n son and
hoir this c.ci.
F. E. Olds and Miss Almeda Foskol
visited with friends on the liver the
first of the week.
Hamilton Hall returned Monday
from an extended trip to Ohio and other
points cast and south.
Quite a severe hailstorm did consid
erable damage in the west part of the
county Sunday afternoon.
Jefferson Herrin is the name of the
new drug clerk employed by H. II.
Funk. He is from Illinois.
Mrs. McCandlcss was in town Tues
day in order to receive medical advici-
l tiesday evening she was very ill.
It is with regret that we note the
death of a baby boy born to T. L.
Hopkins, Jr., on Wednesday morning.
Rev. Geo. Kirkle, the pleasant and
efficient pastor of the S. D. A. church
at this place, went to Omaha Tuesday.
Mis. Nichols of Alliance who has
been the guest of Mrs. Ben Price for
several days icturned to Alliance Tues
day evening.
Ray Loer was seriously injured last
week by failing to unhitch a tug. The
buggj was dragged over him and he
was scvoiely bruised.
James Hollinrakc returned Wnritmc.
day from his trip to Iowa to attend the
funeral of his brother, Sam, who died
very suddenly recently.
Rev. A, T. Stewart, who has attended
tho National Stindav school convention
in Jerusalem, lectured at the Congrega
tional church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Samuel Rice and daughter,
Miss Lena, of Scottsbluffs visited with
their cousins Miss Hettriclc and Mrs.
C J. Wildy the first of the week.
Mrs. Virgin,! Church who lias been
ill for souiu time went tb the Seventh
Day Adventist sanitarium at Lincoln
Tuesday evening hoping to be benefited.
As many as six applications have
been made for the same tract of land,
it is reported. 1 his shows how much
interest was moused by the Kinkaid
act.
Norbert Frohnapfel and a carpenter
wcic up from Alliance the first of the
week looking over the ground for the
new store building Mr. Frohnapfel ex
pects to erect.
Mrs. Hunter returned from a visit
with old friends ah J relatives in Illinois
Saturday. She visited tho exposition
in company with a party of friends
from her homo town.
Jerry Wells wont through Heming
ford Wednesday enroutoto Harrison
where ho has been subpoenaed as wit
ness in the Connelly-Miller homicide
trial now on at that place,
Mrs. Barbra Schwind of Springfield,
Illinois, and three children and Miss
Susan Bald of Demer visited a few
days last week with C. J. Wildy aird
family. They left Monday for St.
Louis and points cast.
Hr.il insurance. Reasonable equit
able and safe. It pays to insure. Let
1110 explain tho plan and you will be
suited. Under the new law hail in
surance is a much better and safer
thing than formerly. Fire and lightn
ing insurance at very low rates. K. L.
Piuuoui Agent.
Norbert Frohnapfel of Alliance con
templates the building of a store room
on the lots opposite Uhrig's hardware
store and Burlew's stoie, and putting
in a general stock. He will include a
first-class stock of clothing which will
be a distinct advautage to the town.
He is also known as a tailor and busi
ness man and also as a band man. He
will be a welcome acquisition both in
business and musical circles.
MARSLAND.
'A. E. CI eever sold out and left for
St. Louis on the fith inst.
Hollibaugh brothers had a horse
killed by lightning Tuesday night.
Turner McLain shipped a car of
stock hogs to Boone, Iowa, Monday.
Riley Hunsakor roturued home last
Friday from his trip around the world.
John Sullenborgor and family visited
A. Sherwood's at Homingford Mon
day. County Suporiutendcnt Smith was in
town recently looking after school in
forests. Roy Richey is nursing a badly
sprained ankle, a horse having fallen
with him.
Mrs. L. T. Poole returned to her
home ajt Alliance Friday, Jifter , .three
weeks tisit with relatues and friends
here. Mrs. Poole taught for two years
near this place and her many friends
aro alwajs glad to sec her and her in
teresting little family.
Mr. Thomas' neat cottage on the
hill east of town is about completed
and ready for occupancy.
Mrs. John Saunvoin of Homingford
has bcon visiting hor parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hoffman, near this place.
Grandfather ElUuotth has been
quite sick for some time and under tho
care of Dr. Eiknor of Hemingford.
Wo forgot to mention last week that
a son arrived nt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Cox. Regulation weight and all
doing well. I
Mrs. James Hunter ictiirncd last
Thursday from an extended visit in
Illinois. She also visited the exposition
in St. Louis.
Mr. Stages went to Chadron recmitlv
after his family and household goods.
Roy Richer accompanied hitn to drive,
one of the teains.
Mr. Taggart of Alliance, a veterinary
surgeon, was in town Monday. He was
accompainicd by the little son of Mr.
Lindeman of Crawford.
Dr. John Sexton of Seward, S nodi
cal Missionary for this state preached
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
night and held communion services.
Charley Moreen bought the "snap"
formerly operated by Z. E. Cheover
and will continue to sell fruits, summer
drinks and confections, and will also
endeavor to get a first-class barber to
operate the chair.
Miss Thomas, who is heie from
Xonia, Ohio, visiting her brother, Win.
Thomas, went down to Alliance Sun
day night to visit the Normal. Miss
Thomas is a teacher of much experience
navmg laugiit a number of vears in
city graded schools.
Dr. Parker, yctcrinary surgeon and
who represents Parke, Davis & Co.,
largest chemical manufacturers in the
world, with laboratories at Detroit,
Mich., Wakefield, Out., and Hounslow,
Eng., gave a public and free demon
stration of the virtues of Kreso Dip, a
cold tar preparation. Friday and Sat
urday, at 11. G. Furman's ranch cast
of town, at which time 0110 thousand
head of cattle belonging to ranchmen
near by were dipped free of charge.
Some of those who drove in cattle were
James Hunter, John Kinsella and Mc
Millan Bros. This world renowned
firm claim their din is more effective.
cheaper, and leaves stock in far better
condition it having none of the sicken
ing effects of which some dips are
known to have. A good many people
drove out to bee the free show. Dr.
Parker was accompanied and assisted
by George Goi ton of Crawford who has
become agent for the Parke, Davis Co.
Rains are quite frequent iu these
parts lately.
Todd Berry spent a few hours at
home Saturday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Berry spent Sunday ami
Monday visiting her parents.
ueo. Uaddis spoilt Monday in Reno
looking after business interests.
Several visitors were up from Lake
side Sundav attending the ball game.
Jess Wilson returned from Broken
Bow after spending the Fourth theie.
W. F. McCabe had a fine mare and
colt killed by lightning Sunday even
ing. Mrs. Allcu from Rushville spent Sat
urday and Sunday at the Patmore
ranch. i
The Misses Anna and Delia Hoff
laud spent Sunday at home, returning
Monday morning to Alliance to school.
Winnie Gibbs and Sherman Gehrett
have quit the section and have gone to
Mrs. Patmore's to work during haying.
The Reno peole were entertained at
Mr. McCabe's Sunday evening. Ice
cream was served to cool the ball
players.
Quite an interesting half game was
played here Sunday afternoon between
the Reno boys and Lakeside and Ells
worth. It was a very close game. The
score was as follows:
I.AKKSIDK AX1 KU.SWtHJTll.
1 3 3 1 .1 IJ 7 S i
Houser l i)
Hounsaker. ..1 0 "0
Kinsoly 0 0 0 , .. 0
Dennis 0 , 0 . 0
SUyles u (i ,,, .(, 0 ,
Cur&tonsou...6 ' 0 u '
Hancock 0 0 0
I Skyles 1 0 ' , 0
II llunsaker.. 0 l . 0 v
JiKNO. . .
'.1 2" .-riVo S i
Cobern . 0 0 ,,
Wilson .'(') 'q y
Gibbs 0 0 0
L Cobern.... 0 0 , (( j
Uortlund.... lo in
Sturgeon .... On 0 0
Gnrhrett.... 0 0 0
Snyder 0 0 0
McCabe 0 n
Less Than llnlf Fare
To St, Lolis and Return.
The Burlington offers another, series of
low rate excursions to St. Louis and return
on Mondays, July xi, jg and 26,
Tickets at $19.25 for the round trip
considerably less than half rate.
Tickets are good in coaches and chair
cars (seats free).
The St. Louis Exposition is the most
magnificent spectacle the world has ever
beheld, and its like may not occur again in
your lifetime. ,
Let me send you our illustrated folder,
or call on our agent for full information. '
L. W. Wakeley,
Passenger Agent, Omaha.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
Alliance, Neb., June 28, 1904.
Board of equalisation met pursuant
to adjournment. Prosont, same officers
as on first day.
It appearing that the board of equal
ization has boon in session more than
three days and there boing no further
complaints relativo to the assessments
of the taxable property in said county
the board prooobded to make the levies
for tho current year.
It is ordered by the board that the
county general fund levy be y mills on
each dollar of assessed valuation; for
tho county bridge fund 1 mill on each
dollar assessed valuation be levied.
1 1 is further ordeiod by the board
that the following levies bo made for
the payment of interest of school
bonds and provide for, their final re
demption. Distiict No. iS, to mills.
" " .9, "
60, "
It is further ordered that for the pur
pose of paying debts on school district
59 that 5 nulls be levied upon each
dollar of assossed valuation.
It is ordered that the board of equal
feation now adjoin 11 sine die.
J. V. Wehn. Chairman.
S. M. Smyser, Clerk.
Aluancu, Num., June 29,, 1904.
Board of county commissioners met
in session as required by law. Present,
J. W. Wehn, chairman, Geo. W. Loer
and Frank Caha, members, and S. M.
Smyser, clerk.
Upon examination of the claims filed
by Chas. McGowan and others by
reason of the laying out of road No. 44,
it is ordered that there be allowed to
the patties hereinafter named the fol
lowing amount of damaues. to-wit:
Anna Fanning S3.00; Robert C. Worlcy
SG.oo; Chas. McGowan S3. 00; Jane
Thompson S4.00 and that the balance
of the claims filed by Chas. McGowan,
C. S. Wot ley and others be disallowed
and that upon payment of said damages
that said road be opened. It is ordered
by the board that the county treasurer
proceed at once to the collection of the
delinquent personal taxes by issuing
distress warrants for such pupose.
It is further 01 dercd by the board that
the sum of Si 00 be appropriated for
repairing the road running south of
southeast coruor ol Alliance.
It appearing that John Kundtson
paid poll tax for the year 1903, under
protest at a time when he was over
fifty years of age; il is ordered that the
county treasurer lnfund said poll tax.
It is ordered by the board that the
application of Ab Cuny for refund of
tax on the southeast of section 35,
township zG, range 47. be rejected
It is ordered by the board th.t the
applications of John Weinel and H. J.
Pickard for refunding of certain taxes
be rejected.
It is further ordered that the claims
for the cost in the case of the state- of
Nebraska vs. Jolm A. Hunsacker and
Wilber Patterson be rejected.
Board adjourned until tomoirow at
8 o'clock a. in.
J. W. Wehn, Chairman.
S. M. Sinyser, Clerk.
Alliance. Neb., June 30, 1004.
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, same officers as on the first
day.
The following claims-were examined
and allowed and warrants ordered,
drawn and payment thereof, to-wit:
A S lined, county assessor t.-,o 00
C A l'osvar, deputy assessor "
uuv. 11 precinct
John Jellueuk, deputy u&seh.soi
llnnniiijrwuter preelnut
.John O'.Mnra, deputy assessor
Box Butte precinct...,
Chas. Moruvek, deputy assessor
Liberty and Snake Creek, ....
.1 11. VunBoskirk, deputy ass'r
Lake precinct, tax 12 IS
A 1) Millett. deputy assessor
Dorse.v prcot, sls.40 rejected
li A Marsh, deputy assessor
Wrijrht preelnut ($0)
Fred Moliriiitf, deputy assessor
Alliance precinct
Emory Abley, deputy assessor
Nonparlel precinct
1) IC Spacht, transcript state vs.
Patterson
ST 00
;2 no
TS 00
!)3 00
109 :iL'
'.10 00
In-. 00
r.5 -is
00 00
I 1)5
Hi 00
11 u
(i 00
8:2 25
142 .'.-
L W Edwards, member of in
bauity board
Fred Mollrhif;, manager, mdse
Auburn Telephone Co., service
.lun, Feb, Mar ...
T J. O'lveefe, stationery for Co.
" notices, board uroe. .
E L Vaughn, boarding, washing
anil mciidinp; for paupers. . .
121
WI.-U. waning, uni lunerai ex
pense Fleeharty ehild, $4 or,
held for taxes
Wm Mitchell, salary Co. Atty
and rent
S C Beck, bal on jail, S7S.72 held
for taxes
Jury list, April 1004, $33,011 held
for taxes
T E Moore and others, li H Mil
ler Inquest
Jus. Keeller, livery for use of
commissioners
S A Curtis, teaming for county
Moses Wright, bailiff, Apr term
W TEikner, surgical attendance
208 t0
323 18
lol 31
48 45
5 50
3 00
14 00
and visit to Mrs. Barton so 00
III Iveclcr, bailiff, dep sheriff is r.O
.1 ir Hazard, surveying $10 dis
allowed It MeKabe, judge election
Hammond &. Stephens Co sta
tionery for superintendent..
Auburn Telephone Co service
Apr, Mu j', June, and toll
ET Barimm, bal on jail
S II Oesch, appraising road and
livery hire ; ,,
llobt lirahum, appraising road
and livery hire
lieo. V. Jones, appraising road
ami livery hire
D K Spacht, recording, ex acct
tSeo. Keitmelr, janitor
A S Heed, copies revenue law. .
" shrubbery for county
WK Turner.
15
1
M 00
U SO
!i00 00
13 00
7 00
7 00
11 00
00 00
-' 00
2 00
1 50
110 i'5
S M Smyser, making assessors
books and expense account..
11 F Oilman. Bertron case. 19.77
held for tax..., 39 23
Leora Rustin, Co supt and ex 235 21
(Srip Co., printing stationery.. 19 00
Marcus Franltle, merchandise.. 1 00
t3 ft .. .
o ai om.vser, iee utu state vs.
Bertron
Achinsou A Joder, hardware..
Forest Lumber Co, eoal, Inmliur
St 53
(3 5
1)1! 415
ira Keen, boarding prisoners
and jailers fees 1.17 55
It appearing to the board that C C
Smith has paid Szo.bo taxes of 1903,
lot 9, block 6, 2d addition to Alliance
and that $18.20 thereof was for a pur
pose unauthorized by law, it is order
that S18.20 bo refunded to C C Smith.
Board adjourned until June
at 8 o'clock a. in.
1904,
J. W. Wehn, Chairman.
S. M. Smyser, Clerk.
Alliancu, Nun., July 1, 1904.
Board met pursuant to adjoin ninout.
Prosont, same officers and members as
on first day.
It is ordered by the board- that the
follwing claims be allowed:
J. W. Wehn, county commissioner
S5t;
Frank Caha, county commissioner
and mileage S70.
Geo. W. Loer, county commissioner
and mileage S63.20.
J. W. Wuiin, Chairman.
S. M. Smyser. Clerk.
Application for liniRfiist's I'crmii.
NOtleU Is llPll'hir (rll-mi Hint II II Vni.L. I...u
Illeil his iiutltluii with the iKuml f village
IniMicH of the vIIIuho of HcinliiKfonl, Ne
linifKa, for :i penult to hell mult. Rplrituous
!'".' .v1,""!8 liquors Tor medicinal purposes on
hit - I'loek IP. 111 the vIIIuki of lleitnj-forcl,
Jelj.. for the L'lisiilir, year.
'P-IulyJ ' If. II. IV.nk. Applicant
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice N ht-rehy uiven that tho firm of
buriler .V llartsi.n, com posed of .1. A. Snyder
tuid J, I . Hiutsiin, I, this day dissolved hy
mutual consent. . I. A. Snyder retli-liiu. .I.J-'
lliirtson assumes nil debts owlnjf and all ac
counts are payable to lilln.
Dated June Si, mt. .1. V. Uaiitson.
.1. A. Nn'YDKH.
Notice to Creditors.
In county Court, within and for tlo.v Hutto
county, rscbriiskn. jy 1, mii t)ie
mntterof 1 lie itiitn r 1.1I,.. s. n.,..i....
deceased. To the eieilltur ..r J,i',t ....".....
limine hereby notllhil. that 1 will sit at
tho County Court Idiom In Alliance In snld
county, 011 the lsuh day of December, ITOl.to re
ceive ami oxamlnu nil chums ajtalnst said
estate, with n view to ihelr adjustment and
allOHance. The time limited for the pies
cntiitjoii of claims uualust said estate Is six
months, from the Dili day of .lime. A I). iwi,
ami the time llii'ltuil rot- p:iment ofdobts I.s
one year from said llthday of June, JW4.
Witness my hand and the seal of .said
county court, this I st day of July. lwi.
Ip July l-4w. U. K. Si-ACiiT. County .IuUro.
Older of Hearing on Original 1 To bate
of Will.
STATE OF NEBRASKA 1
Box Bctti: Coi-.nty, f SH'
At a county court, held tit Uie county court
''. I" iiiI for said county July ft, A.
'resent, 1). k.pncln. County .Indue
in mi- iimiivriu ustuie or .Martin 11 l'atmmc
deceased.
OuioadliiK and Mine the petition of A. S.
1 eed, pniyliw tout the Instrument. Hied on the
Mil day of Jul, nwt. mid purporlinj; to bo
tho hint Mill 1111U Testiiuiom of the said de
ceased, may bo proved, approved, pi-obated,
allowed, and revoriled as the Inst will ami
testament of thosihl .Martin iV I'atmoie. de
ceased, and that the execution ot said limlm
inent may be committed and the adminlstr.i
t.oti of 1 said estate may be urimted to Martha
h. Patmore and A. h. Heed as executors.
Onlered, that .Iu4y, A. 1 1), iwi. nt one
" .,'.i ' ,'" V5 il'k'ls'ii''l for iieai-hiK said
petition, when all persons Interested in .said
natter mar appear at a county coilrt to be
IIVlUIIIUIIUMir S till COIlllLV- ItlHl lllllW lnllUi
nhvthc Draver nf ni.tlrtuMM ki...ttt.i ..... i
.'ranted; .ami that notice of the pending of
said petition, and the hearlm? thereof, bo
Klvon to all persons intCMHied in vild matter
by publUh lie a copy of tins, order la Tilt;
AM.ianck llKitAi.t) a wcrKly uewsikiiH-r print
ed In said county, for thre successive weeks,
prior to said day of hearing.
(A trim copy 1 I). K.Si-acht.
ISeall 3-fp-Jul) V County Jiule.
Notice to Creditors,
In County Court, within and for Box Butte
county, Nebraska. July 1, liwi. iu tho
mailer of the estate or. lotiu . Ituelrvs. dec-eased.
Totheciedltorsoftlio said estate:
on lire heiehy notllied, that I willi.it at
IheroiintyCoitit ICootn in Alliance hi said
county, on the It'th day of IJetmiler, IWt. at 1
ocliK-k p.m. to riH-elveanilexumlne all claims
against said est.ile Willi il vlvw (f their ail
Juntmviil and allowance. Tho time, limited
for me preseiitiuion of claims against said es
tate ls months, from tho tlth day or June.
A. I)., l'.ot. and the time limited for t lie
Ijiiymentof debts is one j-eur from Mikl 11th
dy of June, A. I) . nun.
wniHtMHiiiy hand and seal t .said County
Court, this 1st day of July, 1!H1
t 1 riiiT 1 oiivj
(.SEAL I
fpJuly H-lw
1). IC. JSPAUUT.
ituutr JuiIl'p.
Public Notice,
in the district court of Hos Uutte county.
Nebrabka,
Jutt-Wlnis, Pluintlll,
Vs.
James WIius. liefeiidant.
To James Winis, iiou-residuiit defendant:
you aro hereby noilllid Hint on the unit day
o( Jiiiiii UMt. Josle Wlnis, iilaintlll, llleda i.ftf
llouaKninst jou iu the district court of Itox
Itutte county, Ni'lii-Ufritu. the object and
you on the itrouiul that you have wilfully
iuuj.-i 111 un-u uni loouiiuii auivurco from
iliandoni
for tho term of two jeurs last nasi, foreruuliv
u tliti plalntlir without jrood cause
and forjjiossly. wantonly ami cruelly refus
inir, iicKlectliii; and falllui; to supixirt mid
niuliitaiu the philntiir. Vim are risiulrtsl to
answer said petition on or hefoie Monday the
r.ih daj of July iwl. Josic WiM4.linlutlir.
Hy William Mitchell, her Attorney. June 17-4
Sheriff Sale.
No. 1 UK.
aiyl aKatust Tlie American loau and 'I'rnst
company. Tlie American Investment company
of IJmoln. .Nebraska, C. K. Crozler and
John Doe, defendants. I will, on tho huh day
of July A. 1) , ni, at JO o'clock a. in. on said
day. at tlie west front door or the court hoiuo
In Alliance, in said county, sell the followlnc
described real estate, to-wlt:
1 ne uurtiicast ijuarter or section 35. In
lownshlplN, north or ratiKOji, west orlxth
jirlneipal meridian. In Box Hutto county, Ne
braska, at public auction to tho lilcliest bid
der tor cash, to satlsry said order or sale. In
mini of ,p.) and Interest, cost and ai-cruitiK
costs subject to all unaid taxes,
...... 1,A Hi:Ki.Mi"rli! of Said County.
H. I'. Itllmiin. Attorney for Plaintiff. June 17
Appointment of Administrator.
Stateof .Nebraska, 1
,-ss
Box Unite County I
Al a comiiy emtrt. hold at tho -..untj court
room, in and tor naid cotintj.Juno si, A. D.
l'resent, l). K. Spaeht. comity Jiidue.
In the matter of the estate or Mlche
eal I.
On isjjidlnif and lllln the petition or Samuel
J).i..J,uiV.V '. 'm?'"'K ht BUmlnlstiatlon or
Istrato ' Kianted to lilm as udmlu-
Ordcml that July nth, a. 1) ipoi. ut 0
o clock a.m., is asn;iasl rorheatins said pt
tltlon, when all peromj Intereatwl iu said
matter may appear at a county court to bo
held 111 and for said county, and show chubc
Why the praje. of pvllllo.iur shouhl 11, be
pni nted- and that notice of the pendency oT
wild petition and tlie hearing therisDr, Ik. el veil
K1,iaii .IrM,l, Interested In eald matter by
PllhllsllIuiIUCOllV Of tlllv.ir. ur hi 'I'i.o A..
... u.rj, tiecLstseil
ance llr.riAi.n. a weekly newspaper priutwi In
said county, for three sueceJlvu weeks, nrlor
sire weeks, prior
10 saui uny or iieurliiK.
1 K. til'ACMT, o uiity .Jude.
(A true copy.)
Iskai.1
fp Junei'4,
Ranch Tor Lease.
Fivehundred acres of irrigated hay land,
four miles east of Bridgeport. For par
ticulars see M. H. Hagerty, Alliance, or
John Hagerty, Bridgeport.
By virtue of an 01 den I snlv IhsuihI hy tho
tleiliuf thedlstrlct com tor Box llutto county.
Nebraska, iiimiii a ilccivo rendeicd ly said
court iu favor of Robert Aiuli.rNiwi ll.l..iin
ATTORNEYS
VWLLIAfl MITCHELL
ATTORNEY
AT LsW,
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA.
OmCU I'HO.NE 180. UDSIDK.NCK I' HONK 203.
, pTcTNoISMAfT
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
Rooms 1, S and 3, First National hank build
niff, Alliance, Aeo. tnry In olllce.
E. H. Boyd,
.. A.tt ornoy Jtt ILi!t-v ..
ALLIANCE, NLI1KASKA.
Collections given Prompt Attention.
lTaTberry
ATTORNEY
AT LAW,
ALLIANCE, - NEBRASKA.
SMITH P. TDTT1.E. 1KA E. TASI1.
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE,
North Main St, - ALLIANCE. NEB.
Guy Lockwood
GH.VDCATi: CHICACiO SCHOOL OP
EMBALMING
Funeral Director and Kmbalmer
, Phones Office 214. Res 205
Expert l.ndy
Attendant.. AllianCG, Net).
JULIA V. FREY,
'"STEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN.
Olllce two blocks north of Times building,
I'houe a.
Hours, S lo 12 a. in.. 1 :30 to 5 p. m.
J. E. MOORE, M. D.
n.r.Ti:iiKR iw.ock,
ai.manci:. m:ii.
Calls answered from olllce day or nliht.
Telephone No. tK.
"drTlTaedwards
PIIVSICIAS AMI) Sl'KGUON
OfHce over i'ostolllce. ALMANCH. NEB.
li. li. Bellwood,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Ilolstcn llulldlnfi, - ALLIA7, JE, NRIJ
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Olllce in First National Bank block. Alll
ance Nebraska.
DqTvsTc0lIjN5
homeopath
Thirty years experience. Diseases of
women ami children and non-surfflcal re
moval of mill stones and cure of apenilici
tis, speclalticw
Office first door west of O'Connor' bakery.
lliono clay or niihtr lli.
Dr. J. R. Taggart, D.V.S.
Ih preparet to treatanyand all
diseaes Iraown to the horse
and cow. .Special attention to
dentihtry. All work guaranteed
Ilarn North of Palace Liverv. '1'ho 101
SE Jos. Carey & Co.
For house moving, well boring,
making and cleaning cessiools
moving box cars, ete . . . .
ALLIANCE, NEBRAKKA.
FRED BRENNAN
Pliiiiibing, Steam and hot water
Heating.
'Phone, No. 35C. ALLIANCE, NEB. '
ZBINDEN BROS,,
DEALERS IN.. ..
Flour 1 Feed.
44 Home
Comfort"
Flour
Is Our Leader. Try It...,
PHONii 10s.
ffiKV MA,N
HUMPHRY
:: Undertakinjr and . .
:: Embalming- Company
Calls snsuered promptly day or night.
Claude Humphry,
Undertaker.
Hrs. Humphry,
Lady Assistant.
Residence phone 269. .-
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