ATTIHNKYS
WLLIAH AUTCHELl
ATTORNEY
AT HW,
ALLIANCE, . NEBRASKA.
OrricK t'noN isn. Uwiuk.nck 1'iionh soo.
ATTOflNCY
AT LAW.
Ilooms t, t und it, First Xatloiml bank build
hilt.AllIuuCo, flh Xotury In ofllee.
E. H. Boyd,
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AU.IAXClJ, HrtllKAgKA.
Collections givcit Prompt Attuntion.
L. A. BERRY,
ATTOHNCY
AT LAW,
ALLIANCE, . NEBRASKA.
BMITn V. TUTH.I'n IMA K. TA II,
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE,
North ilulu St., - Ar.MAXUE. NKIJ.
FREY & BALFE,
osteopathic
phyoician8.
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OUtf twworiMt In town or country.
J. E. MOORE, M. D.
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Calls answered from ofllc.0 (lay or night.
Tclephono No. OS. '
"DiTTTEDWARDS
PHYSICIAN AND SUKUHOH
ADDITIONAL LOCAL. i
Rond Dat ling's advertisement about
'this ffli that."
Honry Armstrong was down
Sharidan last week on business.
from
www
Daniel and Oliver Marks of Omaha
arrived last Friday to visit with Mr.
nml Mis, C. E. Marks.
Miss Rita Thompson, who has so
auratl u school nt Dunlap for the winter,
will leave for that place next Saturday.
Moests. and Mosdmncs C. II. and E.
T. Woslotvolt of Scottsbiuff wore, in
the city last Sunday on thoit' way
afSt.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Minor are enter
taining Mr. and Mrs. McCulloOh of
Lincoln who arrived in the city last
weak. w,,wk.
Mils Anna Young, who has been at
Voik visiting lclativos for two weeks,
returned last Monday and has resumed
her position at the Alliance Art Gallery.
Ofllee over 1'oMolllcu. AIXIAXl'K. XEIt
II. H. Bellwood,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Holstcn Utilldliig. - AI.MA? JK, NKIt
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Olllco In first Xutlonal Hank block. All!
anco Xiihruskti.
DR. G. W. MITCHELL,
riiy.slolun hiio Surgeon Day und nlhl culls.
Olllco over Untitle Htiiro. l'hono U).
DR. G.W. COLLINS
HOMEOPATH
Thirty joura pxpnrleiico. DIhuiimih or
women und olillilrcn ami mm-MirKlcal ro
moval of pill stonttNandcttioof apondlcl
tls, M.acltUtles.
Ofilcu ilmtdoor uet of U'l.'diiimr's lakry
Thoimdu) or ulKlit, llli.
DR. GEO. HAND,
1 It Y S I C I i X A N 1 S V U (i I-: O X
'Phono 4H), Olllro over Lookuooit's.
Xlgbt fulls anuueiiHl from olllco.
A.
M. M.IIer of the Heuinfifo.d iAteiteiteiteAte
mill spent Tuesday night in Alliance ite
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the gnost of his daughter, Mrs.
Mu.it boad.
Alex.
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V. M. Hawkins was agreeably sur
prised Inst Saturday by the tiuttxpected ' te
anivul of his brother E. L., from Fair-1 te
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iwciiiy-uve yeara. ,m. iiuwkiuk win
mount, III., whom he had not seen for
Quy Lockwood
GKAIUA'IK CHICAGO SCHOOL )l'
KMH.U.MIXn
Funeral Director and litnlwlmer
Phone Office ai.t. Res 205
Expert I.ndy
Attcndiint .. Alliance, Nub,
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XXi. StlttiLVIMlClJ,
5 DE1TTIST
J In Alliance 10-300! every month.
OfTice over The Famous , . .
'Phone 391.
saaoeesQcoccoasesoQBoeoo
Tbiolo, the druggist, is making some
very low prices on paints and wall
paper. If you intend to fix up before
winter sets in how's your chance.
Road his ad.
John Dennis of Manchester, Iowa,
is in Alliance looking tip land invest
ments for himself and a rolative. Mr.
Dennis was a resident of this locality
some time ago and has concluded to
return here in a few months to locate
permanently.
"Dad" Johnson received a letter
Wednesday from his wife staling that
she would return soon and open the
Star rostauiant by the 10th inst. Mrs.
Johnson has been at the bedside of her
aged rffother at Shelton. Neb., for sev
eral weeks.
V. II. Abbott of the Columbus
Journal accompanied by E. J. Bristol
came over I rotu Lakeside last Mond&y
to visit. Mr. Abbott is interested in
tho Stockmen's Metcantile Co. and
though a successful newspaper man he
has also prospered in n financial way.
Will Manchester made a trip over
the now Moftatt railway out of Denver
last week, returning Saturdily. Train
set vice over this mountain route is es
tablished for a distance of jevontv
miles in a country noted for scenic
grandeur and wonderful engineering
accomplishment.
The home of Mr. aud Mrs. W. C.
Mounts was the scent; of an enjoyable
social ipithcring last Monday evening,
given in honor of Will's parents, (Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Mounts, who returned
to their home at Halsteiul, Kana., the
following morning. A huge number of
old lime ftiemls of the Mounts families
wete present.
Fireman C. W. Tillett is back from
an extended trio to Hnffalo, N. Y.,
where he attended the convention of
the I), of L. F. Mr. Tillett wont as a
delegates but also added pleasure with
business on the ttip, having visited
Niagara falls, Canada and other points
of intotoat. The next meeting of the
brotherhood will take place two years
hence.
The mammoth steel drill to be use.l
in constructing the main roicrvoir at
the head of the North Platte irrigation
ditch near Casper, Wyo., which the
government will construct, has been
shipped 11ml will soon be on the ground
for use. This machine is for the pur
pose of sounding : the river bed for
a foundation. Everything looks to
an immediate beginning of work on the
rosorvior and the big ditch.
visit with his htotber for some lime.
Rev. Father Loecker accompanied bv
his niece, Mite Rosalia Loecker, ar
rived from Crawford last Monday even
ing, being the guests of Rev. Father
Harry. On tho evening of thoir arrival
they wore entoitained at supper by Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Kennedy.
Dr. Allen returned Tuesday evening
from a trip down the Guernsey branch,
where he has filed on a choice quarter
under the ditch. The doctor is well
pleased with that section and from in
formation obtained, considers the gov
eminent ditch an assiued proposition.
Robert Garrott & Sons have the con
tract for putting down a number of
wells over on the Spade ranch. They
have purchased a new tublar drilling
machine of from two to eight-inch bore
with which to do the work. There is
no doubt of the great demand for such
a machine in the Platte valley when
homesteaders begin to locate and it is
mote than likely Garrett & Sons will
be called upon to do similar wotk over
there.
The secretary of state this week will
mail out to all county clerks copies of
the election laws for the use of the
judges aud clerks of election on Nov
ember 8. Samples of the official bal
lot will be printed and sent to the
county clerk3 ten days before election.
Owing to the nomination of an elec
toral ticket by each party in the state
this year, both the populist aud demo
cratic parties will have circles at the
top of the ballot in which each may
have a straight party vote cast.
Jack Donald of the well known
wholesale grocery firm of Donald &
Potter, Grand Island, was in the city
last Saturday calling on the trade and
shaking bands with our citizens. Mr.
Donald is an excellent type of the push
and cucigy of the young business man
of today in Nebraska and his advance
ment illustrates what can be accomp
lished when there is a determined spirit
back of a young man's ambition.
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is goods from our large
and complete stock of
housefurnishings
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is money, or your
promise of money.
Truth is-"
we want to trade with
you. Are you on the
trade? If so
and see us.
come in
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!Just received
a line of new things in
P or tiers and Couch
Covers.
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3p4 Box Butte Ave. Alliance, Neb.
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firm of Donald & Poller has just coin-1 ..
5 TR.e &, Yvevee.
Fire, i
Insurance. $
Hemingfokd, - - Nkuraska.
AKont for tlio Calodonlan, of
Scotland, which Insuio.s town
pronorty only, and tho Colum
bia, which iiisurtu town und
farm roorty and livo stook.
lloth are reliable old line com
paulos ,
A story is going the rot 1 Is of the
press to the olfect that win-1 a western
editor was asked if ho had . er seen a
bald headed woman replim . "No, we
never did nor did we evot see a woman
waltzing around town in her shirt
slooves and ruu into every saloon she
saw. Wo have nevor seen a woman go
fishing with a bottle in her hip pocket,
sit on the ground all day aud go home
drunk at night. Nor have wc seen a
woman ) ank off her coat aud swear
she could lick any man in town. God
bless bor, she ain't built that way."
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11. OP K. OV-Uiirdgtruggte Lodge No. IM2
Mets every Sunday afternoon at 2.,
Dell's hall. Visiting brothers welcome.
J. A. Dunning, W. M,
M. Haroraves. Sec'y, x
U O. T. JI. Moots every Urt and third I'rr
duy at Basle Hall- VUltlug MacuubuuH QOl
dlally Invited. Mas. R J. lttrrzoi.0, h. 0.
JIiis. An.mk Yoiwt, It. K.
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Uotal, IIianLANnens Alliance Castlu No.
t3 meets very second and fourth Thursday
evening in W. O. W..Hall. VUltlng Qlansmon
cordlallr invittd.i
E, P. YOODS, O. W. Leidv,
Sec'T. U 1,
Tho wheat raiser in this seotion can
crow over his neighbors in other parts
of the country, where black rust almost
entirely ruined the crop this season.
Thu cereal in this locality is fine and
healthy and the only regret is that there
is not more of it. The man who bad a
patch of wheat in Box Butte is strictly
in it and can consider himself lucky
for it is as good as gold. In Canada,
North and South Dakota, Minnesota
and oven in the eastern part of this
state the rust destroyed the crop and
lots of it is good only for chicken feed.
One feed store in this city has stacked
up sacks of this kind of fodder shipped
in from the east that is used as feed,
which should have made flour.
pleted fine new quarters at the Island,
equipped with all modern improvements
including electric elevators, etc. Since
the close attention andstienuouseftoits
attending the erection of the new build
ing and stocking the same, Mr. Donald
concluded to take a week off and visit
the boys along the line. In company
with his salesman, Mr. Gray, he went
west Sunday 0:1 No. 41 to Sheridan and
intermediate points. !
Talk about snakes. Tho banner ;
story is told by Cal VinRel who was
out hunting one day last week over
near lletningford. While out on the
trip Cal ran into a nest of rattlers and
tin situation for a time was mote in
teresting than bis experience in the
war with Spain, when he was a soldier
for Uncle Sam. No sooner did he get
mixed up with the serpents, than there
came from the ground the sound of
rattling that made his blood run cold
and he made for safer quarters. Now,
wo are willing to tell the experience of
the hunter, but as to its truth, we pre
fer to leave that -to the author, at any
rate, when Cal regained his nerve, he
crept back to with gunshot of the
snakes and after counting twentv-fio
in a bunch, succeeded in killing fifteen.
Next.
The movement of live stock has been
lively the past weok and many special
trains have passed over the road as a
result. Train crows on the Burlington
have been kopt busy and will continue
to be so fofsotne time to come. Last
Saturday night ten special stock trains
wont east and there were four more
train loads ready for shipment, but
were dotained owiiiL to the shoitagc of
locomotives to haul them. Sunday all
day the same order of things prevailed
and the amount of cattle that reached
the South Omaha markets during the
week was exceedingly hcavj Many
cattle raisers in this section have been
dotained in moving their marketable
stock under tho now order issued by
the depattment to the effect that all
cattle must be dipped under the super
vision of a government inspector not
to exceed ten days before shipping. The
espouse and delay in complying with
this now law has worked hardship to
the cattle industry in the west and the
life of the herdsman in tho past two
years has been anything but a rosy one.
The recent strike at the packing centers
did much to injure the cattle raising in
dustry, and the government's further
edict at this late day is an injustice
that could have been averted bad this
demand been made earlier in the
season.
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Calls snswercd promptly day or njght.
Claude Humphry,
Undertaker.
rirs. Humphry,
Lady Assistant
Residence phone 269.
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Paints, Oils and Wall Paper
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Hail orders promptly
attended to.-
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Jeweler and Optician.
Is Our Leader. Try It.
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'PHONE 105.
MA IX
Dr. J. R. Taggart, D.V.S.
Is prepared to treat any and all
diseases known to tho horse
and cow. Special attention to
dentistry. All work guaranteed
Barn North of Palace Livery. Tho 101
SEE Jos. Carey & Co.
For house moving, well boring
making and cleaning cossjiools
moving box cars, ote ....
ALLIANCE, NEBRARKA.
Cuas. E. Ford, President
A. S. Reud, R. M. Hampton, Vice Presidents.
S. K. Warrick. Cashier
Hampton, Ass't Cashier.
First '
National
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA.
Bank,
Ladies' Tailoring
AND
Dress Making
(KEISTKK SYSTEM)
Rooms over the famous OIolhliiB Store.
All work guaranteed satisfactory.
MH3. S. C. YEAOEK. ALUAXOU, NEB.
Capital, $50,000.
Chas. E. Ford, A. S. Reed, K.
Surplus and Profits, $20,000
Directors:
M Hampton,
H. G, Warrick. S. K. Warrick.
Notice to Creditors,
In county Court, within and for Uov Hutte
county, Xolirnska, Sept. 17, twi, in tho
matter of thu uxtato of llolicrl l'rceUiid,
(locetiM'd. To thu crtxlltors of wild olat:
You aro heroby notlllvd, that I will sit at
tho County Court Koom in Alliance iu bald
county, 011 tho SSd day of March, 1005, to ro
celvo and examine all claims uealu&t said
e.Mate, with a view to tholr adjustmunt and
allowance. Tho tlmo limited for tho pres
entation of claim axaimtt said us t a to Is six
months, from thu 17th day of opt. A. 1). 1WI.
and tlio tlmo limited for paymunt of debts it
one year from said 1'tli day of upt, 1904,
Witness my hand and tho soul of said
county court, this 17th day of bent, 1904.
(A True Copy) D. K. Spaciit.
(seal) Kp Bept-23-lw. County .Judge
Contest Notices.
All persons contesting lands have the
right to publish notices in any newspaper
they dosire provided such paper is pub
lished in the county in which the land is
located.
Notice.
Persons desiring to enter homesteads or
make final proof in other land districts can
do so without going to land office. Address
or call on T. J. O'Keefe, U, S. Commis
sioner for the district of Nebraska, Alliance
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