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Walter L. Main Worlds Exposition
3-Ring Circus ricnagerie and Racing Carnival
Without fear of conttndiction, tho largest and best Ciicua, Hie most com
plcte menagerie that ovct visited the city." Clovoland, OliiofWorld, May 10, 1904.
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The one great day to which all Alliance and vicinity
look forward as the greatest event of the year
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Positively llic Only Circus oi Magnitude and Merit
TO VISIT THIS SECTION
An All Feature Show that Bears the Endorsement
of the Nation
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No other show in th.s country ans under contract!
su:ti high salaried features ani artists i
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HESSE WAVOLO, the dnrltiK death
defving (l.i'igri in the th illiug 'U tho
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DAVENPORT & LOWANDA, only
bareback oiiuustiinu throwing suinmor
saults fiom house to horse follow ing.
CUTE NURSING CAM ELS adopted
and clnistianed by Mstio blinnors oL
Al Koran und Damascus Temples.
CUTE, cunning, bareback tiding ponv,
only ouu over educated iu this act.
"DAIN IT DEWDROP," smallest
specimen of man oxtant, 33 jonrs of
age, 17 inches -tall and weighs but 12
pounds.
Coming oa its three trains of double-length cars, svith acres of sun nud waterproof
ens nil ,irmv of tvnnlp nmirtrli liMrKcr cnfintr f.atviri(u ,- rwrt Cr rr&n tit vnni,w.:
canv:
cal department, trained and untrained liAats from forest, mountain and plain. Herds
of Elophnnts, Cnntels aud Zebras, Uaby Lions, Tigers, Leopards, etc. America's and
Europe's greatest riders, luapers, contortionists, tumblers, acrobats, gymnasts, athletes,
jugglers, wire walkers and general performer.
PROGRAM FOR THE DAY 10 a. m., grand street parade, a 111 le in length;
11 a. 111 , free display of Japanese daylight fireworks; 11.30, oponing of annex, 1 p. m ,
opening of doors of menagerie, wonder department and promiuadc concert; a p. in,
afternoon performance, 8 p. m., stnrt of evening performance. Advance sale of tickets,
both admission and reserved chair sats, opens August 21, 9 a m., at Holstene's drug
store. Same price as charged on the grounds. Positively no advance
To Evcrwhcro nntl Back.
TUB BUSLINbTOX's X.OW hUMMBK RATKh.
The Rurlington offers excursion rates in
every directiou--so low that there is no
excuse for staiug at home. Iiolow are
some of them:
St. Louis and buck Three kinds of
daily rates besides the special low rate
coach oxcursio is each Tueailav nnd Thnrs-
rfav rlnrintv Aticrnet nnil n(amluii '
Chicago and buck. Daily low rates
either direct or ua St. Louis with stop
overs at S:. Louis, Kansas City and
Omaha.
Hoston and back, the only chance of the
season for a low-rate visit to NewUnglnml.
$42 75, August n to 13 loug limit.
World's fair stopovets at St. Louis on
through ticketh
Colorado and Utah there nnd back
practically half rates all summer.
To California San Francisco aud Los
Angelos and back, August 16 to September
11, only $45.75. 1 lie only elm nee in 1004
to get tlds-low rate.
Portland, Puget Sound and back Aug
ust 16 to 19, one fare far rourd trip '
To Miohigau, Minnesota, Wisconsin and
the Great Lake region- the ideal summer
countrj daily low rates to take jou away
from home. L. S Sage, '1 ickot Agent
$IQ.25 TO fcT. LOUIS AND RBTUKN
The Di.rliugton offers the above low
rate for tickets good in coaches and chair ;
cars seats iree;. un sale 1 uesaays ana
Thursdays during August and September.
See me for full particulars.
L. S. Sage, Ticket Agent.
VISIT TUB OLD FOLKS.
One fare plus $2 for the round trip to a
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COMMINGLED INSOLVADIE CONUNDRUM
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"WILD KUb an untutored claughtet
of tho f.ii)-t. Cautiiitul 111 Cuba. Is
she woin.m or Ikmik ?
THE PAMOUS NELSON FAMILY
of nine pieiuiur acrobats.
THE PEERLESS PLYING BOISE
FAMILY of aerialists.
THE PUZZLING NONDESCRIPT,
an animal that has proven to bo nu tin
solvable enigma.
PROF. JOHN GILL'S .uncunllcil
baud of 40 Guiman soloists.
THECHA1.LANGE HERD OP AR
T1LLERY ELEPHANTS, pacbydonn,
that engage 111 battle like vctcinn sold
iers, using gatliug guns.
great many points in Oliit ndiana and
Kentucky, 'tickets on sale eptember 0,
13, 20, 27 aud October 11. tootl via St.
Louis and for stopover at the grost expo
sition. Final limit thirty thirty days. See
me tor full particulars or write to L. W.
Wakeley, general passenger agent, Omaha.
L. S Sage, Ticket Agent.
Guy Lockwood
it.ur.iT: Chicago school or
H.M1IAI.MINU -
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Phones Office 214. Res 205
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Attendant.. Allianrp. Nph.
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DntiRcrn of tun Sen.
Tlio fourth dny a perfect mountain
of water, the biggest pen I have ever
scon In all my life, came towering up
and fell dn tho lloddum. I thought Hue
wns foundered, hut she shook It off,
und we Hitw that the after deck liotnro
and tho hand steering gear had oeen
carried away as clean as cutting off
tfie top of a cuke. Apiece of the truck
had got j.imnutl tu the wheel, chninrt,
and tho iuxt basil the rudder got bfolce
the chain. In half a minute we wore
wallowing helpleswly In the trough of
the 1,0a, and I knew th.it nnothur big
sea would end the chapter. (Jutting
tho men toother, I mude a try at get
ting the chain picked up and ppilccd.
The Kteward, who was a brave lad,
went over tho side and got up the
loone end. We had tied oursolvufe to
gether for tho work, and that was nil
that kept lis from being washed over
board. In n few minutes we had con
nected up the chain with a sttong
strap and were ready to get back amid
ships when the wreck of the hand
steering gear, which was swinging
free, came clipping around and caught
tho steward's leg, taking It urf" like n
butcher chops off a bone. Metropoli
tan Magazine.
Gift fit It.ltitlKIll.
Gifts to Infanta on their baptism are
of ancient origin. Formerly tho spon
sors generally offctcd Kilt spoons to the
child. 'J huso spoons were called apostle
spoons, because the tlguree of the
twelve apostles were curved at the top
of the hmi'.lcH. ltlch sponsors gave the
complete pet of twelve, whiie for those
who voio not no opulent four was cou
Hideied the proper number, and poor
sponsors would content themselves
with offering one. In tho latter case
the handle of the spoon generally ex
hibited the llgtue of any saint in honor
of whom tho culld received Its name.
It Is In allusion to this custom that,
when Cranmor professes himself to be
unworthy of being bponsor to tho young
princess, Shakespeare 1n.uk.c3 tho king
reply:
"Come, come, my lord, you'd cparo your
spoons,"
Tho mug or spoon and fork offering
of the piesent day appears as a very
dobascd survival of a really beautiful
christening offering. Westminster He
view. The Ainrrlcnn Honeymoon.
Faithful In few things, tho American
public yet remains tnuAo an old hon
eymoon tradition which assigns those
to whom Iitiropo Is an Impossible ex
pense to Niagara Kails and Washing
ton, the national capital. In these two
centers bridal pnrllrs have been since
lunt, bttore tho civil war tho pildo and
the piey of hotel men and cabuion.
Modern maids may consider (hem a
little old fashioned, but when the time
conies to chon&e a "wedding tour the
I west, the middle west and tho rural
I cast of the United .States ate still true
i to Niagara Falls and Washington. II
j Is In, the spring and summer, when of
course the larger number of marriages
take place, that these resorts aie so
i popular. In the wintor Now York itself
Is the Mecca of the newly wed. Lou
don Telegraph.
i;n!l? Hurtic Kara t't-Ues. ,
Pilzes ror wlmi-rs of lurse races
hundreds of yen is ago took curious
forms. The earliest was the "brlglia
d'or," or gt'dm tuldto. Aftr this the
prize In Eng and as a hell. This idea
wns taken from the cus'ci.i among
owners of puk horses cf decorating
the best horoc whli-li led tho cavalcade,
with u bell, so that on dark ulghtB nnd
In dangerotu pjaccs the whereabouts
of the lender might be known aud tjio
others follow boldly. At Carlisle, sll
v ? bells wue raced for by tho moss
! pers and dalesmen nnd specimens
0. ' rse bells tiro still retained In the
fn. , lull.
h'e. -. ZU Gold Dinner Servicer.
Thej .ay It is nil nonsense talking of
solid gold dlmi t services, for there are
not more than three or four of them lu
the world, and they nre too small for
use lu n party of any size. In many
large houses lu England nnd also In
the United .states n (pmntlty of silver
gilt plate, which looks precisely the
same, Is In use, but the feeling prevails
that silver gilt Is not as "becoming" to
other table furniture ns pure, dazzling
silver plate nnd that It must be dis
played with great discretion. Uo'ston
Herald.
Kllllnr; Hnru IlIrdM.
Commenting on the crnze for killing
rare birds wherever they may be
found, 11 writer In London Truth says:
"I should have thought that the fact
that a bird Is rare would be reasoi for
not killing it. I suppose the idea is
that, hftwever rare u bird Is, something
may still be done to make him rarer."
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The following t. Ical account of
the nature of n ..tld comet Is glvon
In an old I a military Journal:
"It Is a par 1 of old stars who,
bolng no longer fit for sorvlce, have
been discharged on half pay and, to
save expense, have agreed to moss to
gether."
The Teat.
Adorer-You still doubt me? Test
my love. Hid me attack wild beasts,
defy savagiw, llnd the north po!c, de
scend Into n volcano anything, no mat
ter what, I will do it. Doubting Girl
Go ask papa.
Tin- Cynto.
"Married yet. old man?"
"No, but I'm ongnged, aud that's as
good ns married'
"It's bettor. If you only knew It."
Jio Hustler.
"Ho hns a head for business, nnd yet
ho doesn't succeed."
"That Is because he has no foot (or
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:: Undertaking and . .
:: Embalming Company
Calls snswered promptly day or night.
Claude Humphry,
Undoi taker.
Tlrs. Humphry,
Lady Assistant
Residence phone 2G9.
ZB1NDEN BROS,,
DI'At.OhS IN
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"Home
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Flour
Is Our Leader. Try It.
PHONE 105.
WKST PIUJJ MAIN
.STitKET .
Dr. J. R. Taggart, D.V.S.
Is prepared to tieut any and all
diseases known to the horse
nnd cow. Special attention to
dentistry. All work guaranteed
Uarn North of Palace Livery. 'Pho 101
SEE Jos. Carey & Co.
For house moving, well boring
making and cleaning cesspools
moving box cars, ote . . . .
ALLIANCE, KUBUAKKA.
FRED BRENNAN
Plumbing, Steam and hot water
Heating.
"Phone, No. 356. ALLIANCE, NEIL
Application for DruRRlst't, Permit.
NutlfO Is linroby given tnut II. II, lrunk lius
fllwl Ills petition with tho tHXiril f Ullajjo
trustees of tlio village of Humlngfimt, .No
braska, for n permit to boll mult, eplrituous
nnd vinous lUiuors for medicinal purpoios on
lots, Mock 10, in tho vllluge of HenihiKford,
Nub., for the PiiMilnfr year,
fpjulyl H. II. Fo.sk. Applicant.
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It is a personal, heart to heart talk v
about our busines expansion. We are
doinn; this to defend our interests,
simpl)r looking- outi for Georrre, no one
else will, we must. We have lost sales -'
in furniture hty not having" stoves and
other goods, so what would you or
anyone else do but as we intend doing ?
We did not borrow any money to put ,
into this extension, nor did anyone give ' ,
it or loan it. Let us tell you something,
collections were exceedingly good in
July, we had no back bills to pay, so
the money came in nicely to complete
a desire we have had for a year or
more.
, ' We are preparing to do an extens-"
ive business in house furnishings and " '
invite you to allow us a chance to furn-1
ish vour home. '
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DANK BLOCK.
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Repairing in all its
Branches.
Jeweler and
Ciias. E. Foru, President
A. S. Reed, R. M. Hampton, Vico Presidents.
First ' National Bank,
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA.
Capital, $50,000.
Directors:
Cha. E. Pord, A. S. Reed, R. M Hampton. H G.Warrick, S.K.Warrick,
Notice to Creditors.
lnt'unty Court, within and for llox Ilutto
county. Nohriiskit, .lulv S3, 1901. iu the
matturuf tlio ttstute ntMurtin 11. I'utlilorf.
ilorousud To the crudltoN of tliosald utalo
You uro lieruby notllltsl. Unit I illicit at,
TlioCounli Court Itoinn In Alliance in said
county, mi the 30th ilay of Jiinnurj, UTO, atl
o'clock p. m. to jvt'oh u und pxamine nil cluini I
against Mild itute lth u Mew of their ad '
justmont uud allowance. The tlmo limited i
for th proRentutinu of rlalm against bald us
tuto U tl months, from tho 33d day of Jul ,
A. 1)., l'.OI- and the tlmo limited for tlio
imymunt of duhu U ouu yojir from Mild 23d
day of July, A. 1).. 11W. , ,
Wltnoas my hand aud sal of wild County
Court, this l-M day of July. 1001.
(A true copy) J). K. Sl'AOItT,
HHAL1 ITountvJudKe.
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Watches,
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.Gold Jewejry,
Hail orders promptly
attended to.
Optician.
' S. K, Warrick. Cashier
G. Hampton, Ass't Cashier.
Surplus and Profits, $20,000
Notice to CrcUltorx.
In the county court, within and for lto llutte
want j , Nehrasl.a, Aug. ft. 1U0I, in tho matter
of the estate of William lioues-,. deceused
To the creditors of suld estate
Von are hnreuy notified, that I will hit at tin
county court room In Alliance, iu said county,
011 the tttli day of Fohruary, A. U. 1003. at t
o'clock a. in. .to receiH aodexamino all claims
Kjalii5t wild t8tatu, with a low to their ad
justment end allowance. Tho time limited
for the presentation of claims aualust said
calnto it, six muntliK. front the 0th day of Aug
ust, A. I). 1IXH, and tho time limited for pay
ment of duhu U one j ear from bald 0th day of
AoBUSt.lOW.
Witness my hand nnd tho teal of said county
court, this Oth day ofAuirust, 1P04,
I). It. BpaCht, County Judge.
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