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II. HI' It. T.-UnrdstniRRlo Lodge, No. 012
Mets every Sunday nflernoon nt 2.,
Boll's hall. Visiting brothers welcome.
J. A. Dcnninh, W. M.
M. Harokavks. Sec'y.
h. O. T. M -Meet every Orst and third I'rr
rlny at Kiwlo Hall Vlfcltlng Maccabees col
dlally Invited. Mn. K. J. Hktzomi, U. ('.
Mitri. Annik. YourT, It. K.
Hot A 1. Hmin.ANii.His Alllmieo Castle No.
43 meets very ntvond and fourth Thursday
rvinlnB In W. O. W. Unit. Visiting Clansmen
cnnltnllv Invited.
K 1. Woods, O. W. L.KIHY,
tfoc'y. U I'.
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WILLIAH MITCHELL
ATTORNEY
AT HW.
ALLIANCE,
OrriCRl'llONRlMI.
. NEBRASKA.
HF.MDKNGK I'llONKSKI.
R. C. NOLEMAN,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
Koonm I, S unil 3, Klrsl National bank build
ItiR, Alllnncu, Ni'l). Notary Inotllcu.
Soy&arkeS
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AI.MANCIC, NKIIKASKA.
Collections given Prompt Attention.
L. A. BERRY,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
smith p. Turri.i.
I II A E. TA II.
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE.
North Main St.. - ALLIANCE. NKH.
Dlt. KKIOAM10H,
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J In Alliance i(i-3oof every month.
Office over The Famous . . .
'Phone 391 0
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FREY & BALFE,
OOTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIANS.
ins uox uirnv. Avr.xiri".
IMmiH' tlVS.
Culls answered in limn or country.
TTiTiviooREri
ri.rratr.u iii.iick,
Ai.i.iAxci:. ni:ii.
Calls answered
Telephone No. 03.
from olllcu day or nljtht.
DR. L. W. EDWARDS
PHYSICIAN AM) SlMtfilUlN
Officiuiver I'ctetumoo. ALI.IANC'.. NKll
H. H. Bellwood,
PHYStOIAN ano
SURQEON.
Ilolslcn llulldlnc. - ALLIANJE, NK.H
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN and
SURQEON.
Oftlce In 1'lrM
unco Nebraska.
Nulloiml Hunk block. Alll
DR. G. W. MITCHELL,
Physician ne .Surgeon Dy und night culls.
Ofllroover UojuuHt4re, l'lionu 130.
DR. GEO. HAND,
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'l'lionu 51. oniiw over laoekniKKl'it,
XIkIU full answered from ollU-t.
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I E. E. BARR, H. D.
Physician and Surgeon
All
Diseases of
the
EYE
EAR
NOSE and
THROAT
Successfully Treated
T Fitting of Spectacles a Specialty
t Office ( cr Alllunoe Shoe Store
w-.ir-u?q.-i-i.-.i.q.ETif-ar ik m "it m
Hila Grand Tonsorial
Parlors.
Orvillk Ovvkn, Proprietor.
Firstclass service. Patronage solicited.
SEE Jos. Carey & Co.
For house moving, well boring
making and cleaning cesspools
moving box cars, ete . . . .
ALLIANCE, NEBRARKA.
Guy Lockwood . .
UHAIIL'.VTU CHICAOO SCHOOL OF
KMIIALMINQ
Funeral Director and Umbalmer
Phones Office 214. Res 205
Kxpcrt l.ndy
Attendant;. Alliance, Neb.
Zhe Iberalb.
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tion is nearly twre that of any other Al
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( ADDITIONAL LOCAL. j
Fred Davison of Hctuiugford was in
town Saturday.
Mr. and Mis. Claud Brown visited
Heniingford Sunday.
Don't fail to tead carefully Aclieson
& J oder's advcitisenient in this paper.
Peter Kennedy arrived todav to visit
with J. B. Kennedy nnd family for a
while. r...
Fred Lichte came down ftoin Hem
ingford yesterday and is having dental
work done.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Annan fiom
Dawes county drove down to Alliance
Monday returning Tuesday.
Frank Nagelschneider and Miss Nee
land came down from Hemingfoid to
attend the plav Saturday night.
Mis. Robinson stopped off on her
way to Ravenna Wednesday and spent
a day with her daughter Mrs. Free
land. ,w.www,wwww.
Get a handsome set of waie woith
$7. 50, free. See Achcson & Jodcr's
advcitisenient in this papet for pat tic
ulars. www.
I. O. Bennett. G. L. Moffiilt, Miller
Bros., Mrs. Jennie Pierce, V. C. I lee
Inn and G. A. Walbiidgc nic new sub
scribers to Tun Ilimu.ii this week.
Services as usual in the Fiist Pres
byterian chinch next Sunday at ii: 11.
m., and 7:30 p. m. V. P. S. C. E. at
6:45 p. 111. Sunday school rt 10: a. in.
Miss Jessie and Motion Sweeney ate
home fiom an extended visit at tho
Wot Id's fnir and other points in Illi
nois, having arrived last Saturday.
The young people had a most enjoya
ble summer of it.
The Majestic Mfg. Co., of St. Louis,
Mo., have a man at Acheson & Jodcr's
stoic this week, showing the Majestic
Range in actual operation, baking bis
cuits in 3 minutes. Come in any dav
this week, you are welcome.
All members of Alliance lodge No.
I . r It xf ..... ...t.t t.
iUi t. J. VJ. v., ail: iciui.aii:u iu uu
nt the hall at 7:00 p. M., Saturday,
December 3rd. Grand Recorder S. R.
Barton of Graud Island will be present
to address tho meeting. Visiting mem
bers cordially invited. Louis Bucch
setisteiu, M. V., A. T. Lunn, Re
coaler. .....wwww .
"The Fatal Sear" company, which
played before an Alliance audience last
Saturday night, draw a large, crowd
and from a financial standpoint was a
success. The notorious Frank James
is at the head of this theatrical aggre
gation, and no doubt a curiosity to sec
him brought many people to the opera
house. As an actor, James is far from
a star and no doubt would do a better
job iu n more familiar but discarded
profession.
Cupid's Victims.
'Way hack in his school day life
genial Will Manchester, like the
majority of school lads, had a flame so
to speak. She was a light hearted
damsel who found much to admire iu
the hoy of her choice. His genial,
good nature made such an impression
on her childish heart that it proved in
delible and no matter where Manches
ter roamed, there was one who never
forgot him. Though time separated
the school companions, Cupid kept
tab on both and finally brought them
together last Thanksgiving day at the
home of a friend of the groom, J. D.
Smith, in Denver. The name of the
happy bride was Mtss iwanuc untie,
and her home was Salt Lake City from
whence she came to Denver the day
previous to take such an important
part in the marriage ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Manchester arrived in this
city last Saturday and are at home for
the present at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. F. D. Kaley. We believe we do
not ovei estimate the groom's popular
ity when we say that lie will receive
the well wishes of everyone who is ac
quainted with him, and as for his bet
ter half, a hearty welcome will he ex
tended in this her new home.
Coming.
Lewis & Poore's big, scenic production
of "Ten Night in a Bar-Room" a grand re
vival of the greatest temperance drama
the world has ever known.
An elaboratly constructed production,
proving everywhere a sensation unparall-
ed in the history 01 the drama.
Carrying a superb band and grand aug
mented orchestra of 10 people, all special
scenery and a first-class acting company
of ladies and Gentlemen. It is evident
1 that nothing has been left undone to make
this the grandest triumph ot all modern
dramas. Free band concert at uoon each
day, displaying more wealth and grandeur
than ever before attempted at any other
opera house show. At Opera house one
night, Tuesday Dec. 0,
1 will pay 7c in trade for yor hides.
Geo. A. Hills.
Joint Entertainment.
The Box Butte and Gerdes schools en
tertained the patrons at the school house
of tho latter, the day before Thanksgiving
from ten until four.
The room was tastefully decorated with
pine boughs and autumn leaves. '1 he
guests spent a very interesting and instruc
tive hour before dinner in looking over the
exhibit on the walls, in which both schools
were well represented by paintings in water
colors, pen and ink drawings and English
work, this taken with the work from the
other branches of study showed careful
preparation and explicitncssof detail, orig
inality and freshness of idea on the part of
both teachers and pupils. Shortly after
twelve two long tables were loaded with
Thanksgiving goodies, and after thanks
was offered by Mr. Wilkinson the guests
did ample justice to the sumptuous repast
After tho clearing away of the dinner,
the Misses Wilkinson gathered their re
spective schools behind tho curtains which
were first raised for an opening address by
Naomi Taylor.
A humorous dialogue was then given by
Hael Sheldon and George Gerdes.
Edward Shaw rendered an amusing bur
lesque. An amusing essay. "Thanksgiving Tur
keys," was presented by John Manion in a
pleasing manner.
A dialogue by Katie and Erank Frei
muthnflorded a fund of amusement.
A Shakespearian oration was delivered
by Paul and Vincent Taylor with so much
vividness and naturalness of expression
that the audience seemed to hear as from
the past tho powerful invectives of the
Romans.
"The Russian Christmas" E. D. Banks,
given by Miss Natolie Wilkinson received
unusual merit.
A burlesque on "Country Life," was
eiven bv Cecil Wilkinson. Paul and Vin
cent Taylor, producing much merit, and
snowing wen uicir auniiy in cunuu ciiei.11.
The little folks were not to be excelled
by these and a closing address was given
hy Naomi Taylor, the applause being evi
dence of her success.
After the program all returned to their
homes expressing themselves as well pleas
ed with their da). A Fhip.nd.
A Recital.
Our customers are invited to
ptcscut at our btorc from 8 to 9:30,
the evening of Satutday, Dec. 10,
which time a grand phonographic
ho
on
at
ic-
cital will he given with a double horn
phonograph. This is the only machine
of this kind in the state, and every lady
in Alliance should avail themselves of
this oppoitunintv to hear it.
G10. Daim.ino.
Money to Loan.
$2000 -to loan on approved security at
10 per cent interest
Dec. 2-jt G. L. Mokkatt.
Co-Lon-Co
Tridny is Tresh Truit Day ot
Glcnson's Delicacy Store. Nov. n-tf
Dr. Allen, dentist, opera house.
Forest Lumber Co. make a specialty of
manufacturing dipping vats.
Dr. Koons,
Norton block.
dentist. Office upstairs
See Humphrey for picture framing, up
holstering and furniture repairing.
Hurold B. Miller, M. D., physician and
surgeon, office and residence 321 south
Seventeenth street, Lincoln, Neb.
Geo. G. Gadsby will take down
screen doors and windows and stoie
them till spring when they will be re
paired, painted and put up again. He
will also make and put up storm doors
and windows. Phone 400. o-ifi tf
We arc payiug 20c for hand separat
ed cream with prospects for still
better price Harding Cream Co.
Go to the Alliance National Bank to
deposit your money. Oct. 7-tf.
Picture framing, upholstering and furni
ture repairing -C. Humphry. 7-io-tf
For Rent five room house with or
without barn; reasonable rent. In
quire of Herman Rchder, next door to
premises. 12-2-3
For Sale Fifty bushels Macioni
seed wheat raised iu Dawes county.
W. E. Spencer.
W. E. Stiencer has moved his cteatn
station and ofiicc to Zbiuden's feed
store. .wwww.
For Sale Cheap Good seven room
house. Inquire at this office.
Closing Out at Cost.
Our entire stock of Children') Hats and
cloaks at Itccun'H.
Ladles' WnlntN mid Wrappers ut Itcsnn'N
Special sulc Ladlex'SuitH and SklrtH nt
KcRnn's. wwwvwv.
Nearly all the ailments of the human
race in these days are caused by the Blood.
Stomach and Kidneys being out of order.
There is not a case on record than Co-Lon-Co
hasn't cured. Ask your druggist.
CloWgOutatCost.
Having decided to retire from busi
ness in Alliance. I will close out my
entire stock of groceries, quccuswarc,
stoneware and notions at actual cost
and many articles will be sold below
cost. Fixtures for sale and store build
ing for rent. All persons indebted to
me are requested to call and settle at
once. G. W. Yoi'xc
Avoid Risk and Terrors of Operation
for disease, by using Dr. Moses S. Hotch
kiss' perfect specific for inflammation,
Cure for all diseases, acute or chronic,.
Paralysis overcome in from 2 to 4 months
putting patient on feet. Equal relief for
rheumatism and all other chronic diseases
This specific is a never-failing cure for
diptherta. perspiration induced inside of
G hours and improvement shown in acute
cases inside of ten days
Specific single bottle $1.00, i dox.
$5,00, Doz. $10.00. 15 years successful
experience. Write for particulars and
circulars, Frank McFarlasp,
49-4 G raw ford, Neb.
For Sale Two gavenized iron waro
rooms; one 16x50 and one 12x24. Can
move any time. Must be moved by
Jan. 1 st. W. D. Rutucr. it
O-J
Photographs for the
A practical, satisfactory, economical solution of
problem, which we are demonstrating- every clay.
NEXT TO PAR. )
DEE BAKERY..
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THE ALLIANCE
MINING COMPANY
Organization of a New Company
Perfected .Last Saturday.
An important meeting wns held in
this city last Saturday at which a num
ber of prominent business and pro
fessional men of Alliance and iciiuty
otgauized what is now known as the
Alliance Mining company. This pro
ceeding is the culmination of an investi
gation ot some desirable mining prop-
ertv situated near Mystic, bouth Da
kota, and geographically iu about the
center of the famous Black Hills. It
is near to town and railway, having
especial advantages in this respect. This
proposition was thoroughly gone into
and its merits sounded befoie steps
were taken to complete the organiza
tion. Several membeis of the conipanv
made personal trips to Mystic and in
vestigated the propei ty and with the
verv favorable reports icceived from
assaycrs at different points of samples
of ore loiwauled, those inteiested pro
ceeded along thoiough business Hues to
organize for the development of what
pi onuses to be one of the most valuable
and highly productive mine investments
iu the hills.
The company has acquired title to a
group of twenty-four claims embracing
ovei 500 uuies. 1 n- iuieiiv is iuv
crcd with a heavy growth of excellent
pine timoer, which is of valuable con
sideration iu itself. Besides this, the
incorp.utcd land is tr,iotsed by Castle
creek, one of the most important and
beautiful streams in the Black Hills.
The watci light has been secured and
will be sufficient with an endless quant
ity to spare. All in all this attraction
is praised by every experienced miner
who has investigated the same and it is
the general opinion is expressed that
with pioper management the Alliance
Milling company that will receive
many fold for the investment made.
Iu speaking of this proposition, the
Black Hills Miner, a publication of
high authority on mining matters, gives
the following write up of the company's
interests in the hills:
"The Alliance Mining companv is the
name of the newest creation of the incor
poration laws of the state coming to our
notice. A majority 01 the oliicers and di
rectors are residents of Alliance, Nebras
ka.! and the property for which the com
pany was organized to explore and de
velope.is situated near Mystic and close
to the line of the Burlington. The group
taken over embraces 500 acres and aside
from a large area of placer ground there
are a number of quartz ledges outcroping.
samples trom which give very lair assay
returns. 1 he ore in this immediate dis
trict is free-milling and amenable, as the
tests have shown, to the stamp and amal
gamation process without cyanidine, this,
however, may change when developement
has reached the original water level. The
property is heavily timbered, which alone
is a consideraton worth a great deal of
money. Dr. Bowman, the mayor of Al
liance, is the president; T J. O'Keefe,
secretary, and Ira Reed, sheriff of Box
Butte county, treasurer. The board of
directors is composed of some of the fore
most citizens of Alliance and are well
known business men. There is unqestion
ably some good ground embraced in the
holdings of the company and under the
right kind of management should be de
veloped into an attractive proposition.
Aside from the mining claims it has
secured a valuable water right suitable for
power purposes.
Following is a
holders:
list of the stock-
Dr. L. W. Bowman W. W. Norton
J. B. Gray H. McClellan
J. P. McClurken W. H. Bartz
I. U. Hacer T. 1. O'Keefe
E, S. Parks A. F. Baldridge
H.'A. Peters C. H. Tully
L, Snow Ira Reed
L. D. Pitts
The directors elected at the meeting held
last Saturday are:
Dr. L. V. Bowman, president: J. B.
Gray, vice president; T. J. O'Keefe, sec
retary; Ira Reed, treasurer; A. F. Bald
ridge, H. McClellan, H. A. Peters, C. H.
Tully, W. W.Norton.
County Schools.
The county schools of Marple, Box
Butte and district 15 joined in giving a
Thanksgiving program in the school house
of district 15, Wednesday, November 23.
The patrons of the schools were present
and enjoyed the program rendered by the
children. After the program an excellent
dinner was served that proved a delight to
old as well as young. Misse Natilic and
Cecil Wilkinson and Miss Sarah Hopkins
who have these schools in charge are
among our most progressive teachers and
are teaching splendid schools.
Miss Bessie Whaley closed a fall term of
school in the Nason district the day before
Thanksgiving and gave an excellent en
tertainment Wednesday night to which the
surrounding schools were invited. Miss
Whaley leaves for Hemingford Saturday
and will leach a winter term near there.
Geo. A. Hills pays Sc iu trade for
cured nati"oe. 7c in. trade for hoavv
side brands, be in trade for light side
brand,; ic lesu for- cash; 7c in trade
for green natives, Gc iu trade for heavy
side brands, 5c in tiade for light side
brands; ic loss for audi. 1 buy horse
hidos, sheep palts and furs. Bring
them in. Now is the time to save a
liitlo for a robe.
ALLIANCE
PBOPLB8
CASH
MEAT MARKET
A. C. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
BOX BUTTE AVENUE
First Door South International Harvester
Company's Office
Having purchased the People's Cash Heat
riarket,' I desire to announce to the good people
of Alliance and vicinity that I will be prepared at
all times to supply their wants with everything in
Fresh, Smoked and Salt Meats, the very best that
money can buy. I have inagurated a strictly cash
business and everyone from prince to peasant will
be treated alike and you will get the best and most
for your money.
When you are shopping call at the People's
Meat Market for your meat or telephone and your
order will be delivered promptly. Our meats will
always be found the best and prices the lowest.
'Phone 20;
A. C.
MARSLAND.
Peter Spracklin of the .south
tabli
in with grain Wednesday.
Mrs Hughes shipped a car of cattle
to
Omaha Wednesday.
S. Duman shipped two cars of cattle
Wednesday.
L. Snow sent out a car of wheat Tues
day. Charley Kvans shipped some fine dress
ed hogs down the line Tuesday.
Mrs. Ream is spending the week on
her homestead near Whitney.
Charley Hunsaker went to Edgemont
Monday to secure work on the B. & M.
The social held on Friday night at E.
T. Gregg's for the benefit of Rev. Burley
was well attended and all report a good
time.
L. T. Poole and family came up from
Alliance to spend Thanksgiving at the pa
ternal home of Mr. Poole.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas who teaches iu
Alliance, and her nephew Car), who at
tends school in the same place were up
for the Thanksgiving enjoyments at Wm.
Thomas'.
Miss Henning left Friday to join her
husband at Billings.
Mr and Mrs. Hart arrived Friday from
Oregon and went out to the Shipley ranch
in Sioux county for a visit. Mrs. Hart is
a sister of Mrs. Shipley, and they are re
turning to their home in Wayne county,
Iowa.
The Misses Anna and Nora Niece went
to Crawford Thanksgiving day to visit
their grand-mother and attend teachers'
association Friday.
Miss Minta Spease closed a successful
term of school in the Shipley district and
returned to her home near Crawford,
Miss Beam came in Sunday having
spent a week on her homestead near
Whitney and attended the association on
Friday at Crawford.
Miss Battey, Miss Hollie Furman and
Burt Furman enjoyed teachers association
at Crawford last week
Ed. Masan was down from the ranch on
Friday and took out a box of sweet pota
toes and other good things which were
shipped him from Missouri.
The social at E. T. Gregg's was well at
tended and several dollars were added to
Bro. Burley's salary thereby.
Miss Susie Miller, daughter of Mrs. J.
F. Roll is here for a visit among her many
friends.
L. Snow shipped two cars of wheat the
last of the week.
Byers and Zimmerman sent out a car of
macaroni wheat on Saturday to a break
fast food firm in Kansas City.
GidDumon, Mrs. Hughes and Hickey
Bros., all sent cars of cattle to Omaha re
cently. David Hunsaker and children returned
from Missouri last Saturday.
Mr. Wentz is in Lincoln visiting Mrs.
Wentz who is in a hospital taking treat
ment. We hear she is a little improved in
health.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Moore ou tho 12th.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gregory have arrived
from Oklahoma and taken up their resi
dence at the Lee Gregory ranch west of
town. Mrs. Gregory is a graduated phy
sicsan of the Homeopathic school and
makes obstetrics and the diseases of wo
men and children a specialty.
Quite a blaze started in the top of the
Miller house Wednesday night. It is oc
cupied by old Mr. Hollibaugh and it was
with considerable work that the fire was
extinguished.
Holidays!
the Christmas Gift
Can we show you ?
ART STUDIO
JOHNSON, Proprietor.
II. Pritchard and family left for Deer
Lodge, Montana, Monday to reside.
Byers A- Zimmerman, also Will Pretty
man are buying bones. Seven dollars per
ton is the price paid.
Wm. Clark has moved to the country
and occupies the house recently vacated by
E. E. Horner who moved to his home
stead. CANTON
News is scarce this week but buildin,
fence i flih nrrlr of VIibiIt,. I"
t
Scott Hood left the first of the week for
his homestead in the pine ridge. Bert
Stewart fills vacancy at the Roy Hickey
ranch.
Mrs. Doc Randall was trading in Hem
ingford Monday.
Con Bass was doing ousiness in the
county capitol Tuesday.
B. C. 'Curtis, accompanied by his mother
is on hin ranch in Sioux county at this
writing.
The turkey dinner at the
W. Broshar by order of K. L.
Thanksgiving was immense.
home of J.
Shetler ou
Geo. E. Zimmerman returned home
from his western trip Wednesday. Dur
ing his rounds he visited, Denver, Pueblo,
Cripple.Creek and various other points of
interest.
Everybody and their friends are in the
pine ridge this week for wood, and those
that are not, are off to the saw mill for
lumber.
Mrs. W. L.Jewell and son, Geo. Otis,
of Lawn precinct were visiting with her
brother Con. Bass Saturday evening.
Jimmie Lemon and sisters of Bellmont
were visiting with their cousins, Misses
urah, Jessie and Master, the fore part of
the week.
John Hickey, Sr., is building a three
wire fence around his entire premises.
Albert Stewart has charge of the fencs
gang.
Mrs. Barta left Wednesday morning for
South Omaha, where she will visit with
two daughters for a couple cf months.
Miss May Enyeart was the guests of the
Misses Broshar Saturday and Sunday.
Arthur Wright of Carpenter, was on the
streets of Canton 'Sunday and stopped over
and took part in the Sunday school lesson.
1 ii22 wiuicmine oonn
Instructress of
Voice Culture
T
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X-
t:iusx and Individual Lesson
For terms, ttc. call at 801) Hon Hutte
avenue 'l'hnncXM
XXX"X-X--X"XX--XX
Notice to Creditors.
In comity Court, within and for Uox llutto
county, Nebnikku, Sept. 21, HUM, In the
mutter of the estuto of John r-erstor,
deceased. To the creditor!, of said estate:
You uro hereby notified, that I will sit nt
the County Court Uoom In Alliance In said
county, 011 tho SOtli day of .March,
11W5, ut one o'clock p. m to reecho
and uMiinliio all claim nj;uliist Mild
etate. with a view to their adjustment and
allow mice. The time limited for the pres
entation of claims agitlnst s-alit cstato Is six
mouths, from thu 21th day of Sept . A I). 1901,
unit tliutlme lindted for piijinent of debts Is
onn year from said 2ltli day of ueptemlior
Vtltnoss my limul and tint seal of Mid
county court, this 21th day of tieutenilier. 1MH.
ounty court, tli
(ATniHl'iiiiT)
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County . Indite.
For Sale 75 Cords of dry hard wood
W, H' Smiley, Crawford, Nebraska.
Old papers for sale at this office.
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