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Nothing is more interesting than the
manufacture of high grade lumber. We
buy only of the best manufacturers ami
hence can assure jou the lest of every
thing in the line of Uulltllnu Material.
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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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Dierks
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Also agents for Nebr. Central Bid. & Loan Asso. Phone 22
Stock and
Stockmen,
1
Moomuw. Nob.
Cuttle branded
Ciltliolll' LTOlS n
rllit hip
Horo bi.inded
s'iriii on ri;;la
shoulder
ll'inch cm S. W
-i of mmiIoii 30,
'.'t'.lj.uid-idj ti-eiit
now
O'MAKA
Stockmen: It will
pay yon to advertise
your brands in this
paper. The Herald
has the largest circu
lation of any newspa
per in Western Ne
braska. Nebrnsku .stock (iiowcr h Association,
(lneorpor.itid.)
A. M. Modlsett. pioslricnt, llushiille; 15. M.
Il.imptou, vlet-presiiUnt. Alliance; K. M
Scarlo jr., secretary-treasurer, Og.il.iU.i
Executive committee K. 1'. Myeis, Lena;
15 II. Kliic.iitl. liliiglium; .folm lire in,
Alliance;!!. 15. VanHoskirk, Alltmu'i; K. I.
Lowe, Hyannls; .lobii SI. Adams, Poller: It.
M. Allen. Amo; It. LIm-o, Lodgepole; Kiert
Kldred, Orlando; i:. f. Harris, Chadron; L.
V. Hiekell, Kimball; Koboit Oi.iliam, Al
liance; Jolm Conway, Dunning: .!. li Cook,
Again; A. K Heed. Alli.imc.
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IHLI.IMi
Iio Hutu, Nib
( altli lir.miltMl us
Dnitim toil hip.
also with tin' bar
OVlM llISU"l(l llf
uudiT bi a ml
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l.alri'sldi', Ni'b
Oattli' br.indwl
X in' "-ilit Id).
ll.mi' In Twp.
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dan count.
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MARSLAND.
Daviil Loch has returned from Missouri
A. McLaughlin ahippod cattl lat Men
day, Pern Wonrlt shipped A cur of ier
Priilav.
C. H. llichey hurt n horse hilled by No.
42 Thursday morning.
Mrs McGogy and Mr. Jaoolvson eia
Crawford visitors last Snturdaj'.
George Hichuj has rtturiiwl liame after
a six week' visit at Laramie, Wyo,
K. T. Gnigg, August Hohd and C. G.
Ilollilmugh were hi Crawford last Satur
daj.
11. G. Fut man shipped cattle to Omahn
last TiiMday. John Purmaa aoeompauiad
the shipniQUt.
Carl Tollman has began the erection of
.1 new barn. A real liarn, such at. they
build in Iowa.
Wm Thomas is having n well rtrillwl at
his house east of town. Myron Jackson is
doing the work.
Kay Ilamaker is the new operator at
the depot. He was a former llolmont boy,
the son of J. 1. Ilamaker.
Miss Konm and Mrs. Sullenlierger were
Crawford isitors last Saturday and attuud
uil Mrs.. Moredith'.s millinery openiug.
A. K. Hyurs roturnod from the oastern
part of the state last Saturday, h.iingben
in Omaha and at his old home in York.
C. McMillan, Nick Joralemon and other
farmers of North Table hae threshed and
arc drawing thoir grain to this tnarkut.
Some of the machinery of the new dip
ping vat put in at N. li, Poole's, bloke
down recently and for the present bnsinass
is suspended.
Mr. and Mrs Henning boarded 41 last
Friday and accompanied Mrs. Henning's
parents, who were enroute from Lincoln
to Spokane, as far as Ardmore, where they
spent several hours with Mr. and Mrs. G
A. Waldridge returning to Marsland on 42
Mrs. A M liyers gave a pleasant house
party last Saturday night, there being
twenty-fue youugand old people in attend
ance. Games and music were the pastime
of the t:ening and a fine lunch was served
b the little girls. Those who had the
pleasure of attending this, social function
were Mrs. 1J. T. Gregg and daughter Fay,
Mr. and Mrs George Gregg, Mrs. C. G.
flollibaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Homing, Mrs.
L. Snow and three daughters, Kev.
Shrivcr, Mr. and Mrs Uichey, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Sullenberger, the Misses Ilickey,
Kcam Thomas, llazle and I (alley Fur
man, and Messrs. ISacon, Kichey, l'urman
and tve Hunsaker Hros.
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MOSLCU & 'J'ULLY
Jes1!, Neli
Stool, branded
as fcliow
on eltlllil'
Also J -O
er side.
Tow 11 slil p
and range 43
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n on cm s ,
side. R
onellli- 1 i-s J?
Canton.
county, Xeb,
( UltltAN llltus
Moux. v 1
JUIIljr,.l''i. lL5
(I'rosi II Cross) TRy'S""" '"
uliflsldu Also LxtA I
lion left tliigb. .'
on
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ITnderslojie on
lift ear.
Horses branded
MimciiHi'.itlla on
left juw mill U on
left (.boulder.
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STOIJM I.AKL UNl II,
KOlinUTUKAll VM,
cieinan, xeu. Y$ir
Ah In eut on -'
rlKbl or left bip;
left ear cropped.
Horsestiranded (J
on Itfi J.iw.
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For a S-ull
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Line of...
Staple, no
it Fancy
Groceries
AN INDIAN JOKiItt.
KtrklnRlici'K'M I'iihi r, Wbleli Dr. llimc
illnde .Nil Attempt to Viwuier.
"U I? n notorious fncl thnt thpt ntp
but (cv, bnrmrlKts nn in tl'o tu iii
tltoumin nf lud'. i" hi 'hi. i'Jtrt'".
ntlll 1 Upil'f 'to lOKIl'l It AH B lllMlllf
Hon to 1. ic i-njojinl Hip frie:i V lp u:
a nil 111..H wli vrn n tvnti In ivi t
h'Iikp f the word," crimen Hl foiniot
nipnibcr of cnttjircaa from Ohio l't con
vorwitlrnt with n frtf.id.
"Tlu wa to whom I rt'fir wns
known na Klukltitfhet-R nftd wm n
Kiowa. Ho wh it line, hntulaomc- and
tall opwlmon of Indian nmiihaoil. llo
and niwlf 'locntn faat fi'lcnds ntul
Oftl'lt lillKll tOgOtlllT.
"1 rwall nn Incident In which Klcl;
Ingborg played ti pint. It wan an tin
poilant confi'ii'iu'i' bi'twoon lr. lloo
of Plillnik'lphhi and 11 di'legutioii of
Kitmas and wan lipid nltnual within
the shadow of Port Sill. In tho touri
of Ida u'inurlcH Dr. Kow nrgi'd the
ti'd innn to follow in the steps of the
lndimtiloim while man Id set n pluoi
of land, till It, raise 11 fnnilly and be
eouiD u eltien of Mhont the comimiully
might lie proud. At the eotieltislon of
IiIk rcmntki lr. Ito'tc nnnouticeil that
he wiih wlllliii? to be inlerroirnled.
"Kleklngberg took the door. He si!d,
'Why don't white men do jh white innn
nays?' ItaishiK hla mm and polutlm; to
Pint fill he continued, say lug, 'Lota
white men there pot no mpmwN. no
fa nn they carry guim!'
"Dr. Hose was ilum founded. It
would have been certain denth to have
truthfully cxplnluptl to the lndlnns the
reason for the itntion of tho troop at
Port Sill. And mo Dr. Koe made no
nl tempt to nnawer the question, which
hud 11 demoralizing effect upon the eon
f ei ence.
"A day or two Inter I met Kicking
berR. I Inriuheil why he made smell u
Bpeeeh imd told him he hud done
wrong, lie nearly went Into cou.mi1-
tilons with luughler and regarded Ills
act n (iient Joke, lleemorlug him
self he wild.
" i know doctor could not answer
question. I know, mime as doctor, gov
ernment keeps 'J.000 soldiers at fort
to Hhoot us down if we don't behave.' "
Washington .star.
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Oltui.il )ublicatif)ii of the County.
Largest Circulation of any Alli
ance paper visits nearly every
home in the county.
We do not any that The Herald
is tho onlv good prtper in Alliance
but the fact that it has nearly twice
the circulation of any other is evi
dence that The Herald leads.
Prints all tin: nuws that's- worth
printing. The I lerald enn be had a
whole year for the small sum $150
HOLSTEN'S PHARMACY....
is One of the Most Up-to-l)ato Drujr
.Stores in Nebi a ska
A SELECT
STOCK OP
Prescriptions Carefully -?
uonrpounaea , s ra
Watches and Daimonds.
Fine Watch Repairing .
a Specialty f K K
Alliance, Nebraska.
T. 33. HOLSTEN,
Proprietor.
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j The Price of a Heating Stove
Doesn't cut much ice if the stoc will sno you one lialf your
t coal lulls. That is exactly what our best henters will do.
And the pticos of these stoves nro low too, At the honed of our
J line of heating stoves mo
COLES' HOT BLAST
BECK WITH' S
RETORT OAK
ROUND OAK
AND
QUEER THINGS TO PAINT.
! Then we have a Int go line of cheaper heatcis -you will also
find the latgest nml best line of Steel Ranges Cast Ranges
and Cast Cool. Stoves, nt Irrcsistablo Pticcs "Nuff Sod"
Call and see them nt
I t, . md' .L1 JZU W J-Z3JZiJZZi& .
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Fincsl Tens
f Superior PJours
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That Can't be Beat
In Town....
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Enameled ware
Homer Bnscuc and May Ganison,
sho have been eiuplocd at the Steeti
cafe foi snmstitne, iveie mairied WeJ
nebday evening by Judge lieny and
left on the morning train for Ilyannis
whetc they exiect to locate.
Rcnl Tstato.
1 can locate you
stead.
on a Gjo acre homg-
For Sale Good farm in Custer county
and desirable ranch property in Holt
count).
To lixchange House and lot in
auce for quarter taction near town.
Alli-
.IOS NKIU'Ii
T J UuWli
WRi? 111 " v
f 3pf ' X
1: Yiutiv
lleiiiliicfiiril,
.Nil.
( utile lir.iniled
flying liorseslioo
on nirlit bip us
Incut. Home
i.iiu'Ii see i'i-.'7-ra
Horse ranch
in UN)-43
M.illnda, Neb.
On left hide.
N on left Mrto
.1. It. Nerud.
Alliance, Nob.
3 5 connected
aii iiIiu'b on loft
hidl. litlDKO on
bead of Pino
I'reek, Sberldan
county.
I'OINT-OI'-ltOCKS KAMMI.
JOHN O'KLUl'E .1 PONS.
Alliance, Neb.
Cattlu bra 11 lied
OK ou left hide:
also ok and OK
ou left bide.
CALL ON.
"V)0wrs ot "Sau
"DtaWuci,
I D. RODGERS.
rvwvsrv
Wm. James,
Exclusive
Dealer in
COAL &
WOOD
'Phone
ISo. 5.
Alliance j
Nebraska.
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Mil ILL HUOS.,
Pcbtll, Nob.
Cattle branded
on light thlxh or
XV on rlRlit
side.
Township 27,
ranee 45,8herldan
county.
F.
M. WALLACE
1)11 AY LINK
Moving Household Furniture
and Trunks a specialty . .
Phone No, i Young's grocery, Alliance
For Fine Boot and Shoe
Repairing
call on
I. D. NjCHOLS
Also has in stock a new line of GENTS'
SHOES of the best manufacture and at
pricos that will suit. Call and examine
the stock before you buy and you will
save money.
At H. Madsen's old stand, first
door soutt.of Cigar Factory.
For Sale A ranch of 480 acres deeded
land and 320 acres leaned land 10 miles
from Alliance. Land lays nice, i.jo acres
under cultivation, good house and other
buildings, splendid well with windmill, all
under fence, fine groe of largo trees, lots
of small fruit. This is one of the best
places in the county. Price $2,100, half
cash, five years time on balance at 8 per
cent.
T. J. O'Kubke.
A IJnrijuin.
Owing to aguaud ill health I will sell
my ranch thiee miles not th of Alliance
on veiy teasonable terms. This is one
of the best impioved places in the
county. There are 1120 acres of deed
ed land and 320 acre, of leased land,
all fenced, good soil and nice laving;
1 Go acres is good hay land; 1G0 acies
under cultivation) 20 acres seeded to
biomos glass. Good fiame six loom
house, bum, gianaijos, cow stables,
corn cribs, corrals, 2 good wells, wind
mills, tanks, etc. : all improvements in
good condition. Will also sell machinery
and fanning utensils it desited. Libeial
terms. See Christian Mat, owner, or
T. J. O'Keefe.
Notice.
Owing to the fact that the services of a
United Status Land Commissioner have
been groatlv in demand since the passage
of the Dewliomuatoad bill, I have decided
to again attend to all kinds of business
before the United States land office
Having had several years' experience in
the work, all matters will receive proper
and prompt attention. Homestead filings,
finnl proofs, contests, etc., can be made
before me at any place in the land dis
tricts in which the lands desired are
located. 1 will also visit points between
Broken Bow and Crawford upon request.
Any violation of the land laws or irregu
larities of governmental acts will receive
the proper attention when reported to
me, T. J. O'Kkefk,
United Status Commissioner
for the District of Nebraska.
Peculiar StilrJrctN I'nr rlcturoi So
le! tod ! Mmli'iitH.
A noted 111 tint was addressing his
elasb.
"Young men." he said, "when you be
gin to paint don't choose peculiar nml
uncanny Mibjocts for your plenties.
Some of you, though, despite me, will
choose such subjects. That has boen
the case with nil my clumo.s.
"A country lad painted under mo a
picture of Nebuchadnezzar eating
grass. Tho picture was Intended to be
horrible and sad. In 11 gaunt liinil
bcnpe the king, nearly naked, crouched
on IiIn hamla and kiues. Ho was cit
ing greedily of a big bunch or grass
that ho hell In his left hand. His as
pect was bestial and Insane. The pic
ture wasn't badly done, but whoever
looked at It laughed.
"Another student of mine once point
ed a picture that he called 'The De
liverance of Jonah.' On a sea beach
Jonah knelt, his hands clasped and
his lace turned skj ward in grateful
prayer. The whale win disappearing.
Its vast bulk was sinking into the sea.
"A joiing Australian painted 'The
Pound of Flesh.' In this composition
the Judge anl the multitude of bpectn
tors looked ou while I'm tin held a long
knife against the bated ribs of Shy
lock. Sbyloek was howling with wide
open mouth and arms stretched out In
an npjK'al for mercy, and the blood
was be'jinnlng to Mow fiom his side.
When this picture's disagncnient with
Shakespeare's tet was pointed out to
the young Australian he &a!d, smiling
indlfieiently, that an erior of thut sort
did not interfeie with the picture's
value as a work of art.
"Among the tieer subjects that my
pupils lunc chosen to paint there have
lieen lepers, snakes, tombstones, rats,
tailors, worms, skeletons and surgical
operations." Pittsburg Press.
Nebraska Hide and Leather. Co
Established
1878
Dealers in Hides, Tallow, Furs,
Cow and Horse Hide Robes,
Leatherand Saddlery Hardware
Always
Reliable.
C. BURNETT,
Nebraska City. Nebraska.
gr.
FIRE
INSURANCE AG-ENT
RCPnC&r.NT3 THC FOLLOWINQ
INHUHANCC COMPANIES.
Hartfoid I'tie liisitiunee Compiiny.
Noitb American of Philadelphia.
PhomiK of IlliKiklyn. Ne York.
Continental of Now Yoik C'ltj.
Muslin l'Iro lnsmiini'e Compiiny.
New York Underwriters, Now York.
Coiiuueri'l.il t'nloii Assurance Co., Iindon
Office Ip-Stiilis,
I Ictchcu ltlock.
Liverpool. London ami Ololifl Ins. Co.
llurmnii American Ins. Co., Nmv York.
I'liimei-s mid .Merchants Ins. Oj Ltucoln.
Columbia Flie Instiraiici' Conilwlij.
l'hlladi'lphhi Unilrrwrllers.
I'huunl I us. Co., Hurtfiird, Conn.
Alliance, Nebraska.
Tht! .Indue Slleneeil.
In the famous trial of the denn of St.
Asaph, Mr. Hrsklne, the groat Hugllsh
lawyer, put a question to the Jury rel
ative to the meaning of their vetdlet.
Mr. Justice P.uller objected to Its pio
prlety. The counsel reiterated his ijues
tion and demanded an answer. Tht
Judge again Interposed his authority In
these emphatic words:
"Sit down, Mr. Krsklne. Know your
duty or I shall be obliged to make you
know It."
Mr. Hrsklne, with equal warmth, re
plied: "I know my duty as well us your
lordship knows your duty. 1 btand
hero as the advocate of a follow citi
zen, and I will not sit down."
The Judge was silent, ft ml tho advo
cate persisted in his questions.
Dray and Transfer Line.
W
HEN YOU GO TO LEAN L TOWN, 'on t worn
about what to do with jout Huuxel ild fjooJ:
S. A. Miller wiL take ctiaige of then ; j.I'ji i'ler
in a nite, dry and cool pUcs -mil pi ni'! bf
them vhriwr desired, ("bargei ioi Jble.
The only spring dra lino hi tho .sty
Phone 139.
S. A. Miller.
Palace
o.vi: iii.ock wi:sr or
'IIMiNI'.tt .IIINDLN . ,
llUII.lil.VO. 'I'lione Ti
i v e i v 23 a- - n.
II. DKSOl'l, IJrp.
Good turnouts, sttict attention to our Ihim irs,
and courteous ttcatiueul to all has won foi u;- the
excellent patrnnage we enjoy." Tnus.
stiajcd.
July 27, from my place in east Alliance,
one red cow with white spots on face,
branded F U on left side and right hip
knocked down. $5 regard for return of
same. Jacob Sciireiner.
Tin- Iutc!llK'iit Mole.
"Valuable mule that," wild the Kill
vllle citizen to the prospective purchas
er. "Saved my life once."
"Indeed! How Was that''"
"Saw a Hash of lightning making
straight for me an' kicked It all to
pieces 'fore It could lnnd!" Atlanta
Constitution.
A Ilenleil Ai-Kiimcnt.
A man who was charged with as
saulting his wife pleaded that he had
only had a heated urgument with her.
It nftorward transpired that tho "heat
ed argument" consisted of his beating
his wife with a redhot poker. London
TIt-IJlts.
The cow tree of Venezuelu yields &
pahitublo grjylsh milk which, hardens
Into u toothsome gum.
The finest human hair Is golden, and
red Is tho coarsest
To Everywhere nnd Bock.
THE hurlington's low summhr ratbs.
The Burlington offers excursion rate in
every direction so low that there is no
excuse for staing at home. Below are
somo of thqnr
Chicago and back Daily low ratoa
either direct or vm St. Louis with stop
overs at St. Louis, Kansas City and
Omnha.
World's fair stopovers at St. Louis on
tli rough tickets.
Colorado and Utah there and back
practically half rates all summer.
To many points in Indiana. Ohio and
Kentucky September G, 13, 20, 27 and
October 11 at ona fare plus 52 for the
round trip. .
iTo Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin and
the Great Lake region the ideal summer
country daily low rates to tnke you away
from home. L. S. Sagk, Ticket Agent.
VISIT THK OLD FOLKS.
One fare plus $2 for the round trip 'to a
great many points in Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky. Tickets on sale beptemper o,
13, 20, 27 and October 11. Good via St.
Louis and for stopover at the great expo
sition. Final limit thirty thirty days. See
me for full particulars or write to L. W.
Wakoley, general passenger agent, Omaha.
L.. b. sack. 1 icket Agent.
The Buff Wyandotte chicken is con
sidered the host all round strain and a.
poultry yard without them lacking.. L.
A. Suprise has a number of such
choice fowls to soil and those interested
had better see him before they are sold.
Old papers for sale at this office.
FRED
BRENNAN
Plumbing,
Heating.
Stenrn and hot water
Phone, No. 356. ALLIANCE, NEB,
Proposals for Uoad Grading
On th ground wneru Sections 10, 20, i'l and
:Tp. 2s N It Itu'ornur, bills villi ih received
SHturlny. OctoiMT 20, lflrti, for Hie irradlilj;.
building of embankment or excaintlng for
dltcln-siiHrfMUirtd to construct a road iwar
lliu pluee mentioned. U. W. Lour will l
present to doeUtnutO wliwo mid bow tho work
Is mi ul red to be done. IIUIhwIII be reci tveil
for tlm work an it whole or by tho yard.
Mddcrs will be required to execute 11 liond
to ijmuro completion of work as per contract.
The right to reject all bids Is reorvel lly
uroer L'oe.Nrv OojimIssioskiis
of Uox llutte County, Nebraska
(IctolHji- 5, lwt. 1
Appulntincitt of Administrator.
State of Nebrnskn, I
liux llutte (uuty
In county court.
In the mutter of the ootute of Docy It.
Ault, difoaseil.
On reuillMK and llllnp the putltlon of LU
Muv Ault, praytui; that administration of
Mild entutc may he gruuted to her us uduilu-
SOrdereil thut October i, A. I), 1904, at 2
o'clock p 111., is usaitjuiHl for heatinir salil po
tltiou when all pursoiie tateretod in said
matter muy appear at 11 county court to bo
bold 111 and for said comity, and show cause
why tho pruje. of iwtltloner should not be
grunted: and that notice of the tendency of
said petition and tho hearing thereof, beglfen
to all lKirtom interested In said matter by
publUhlug a copy of this order in TuK Al.iu
anck Uekald, u weekly newspaper printed In
said county, for threo succosstre weeks, prior
to said day of hearing.
Dated Oct, 7, HIM. , .
1) K. Spaciit, County Judge.
(Atruocopy.)
(sEALl fpOot. 7