Announcement.
I take this mnnt!t to announce mvtelf n
candidate for the dIiik of Police Judgo of
Alliance, for the ensuing term. I have held
the ofTice for one term, and have tried on
nit occasions to act for the bet interests of
the dty. Having been for thirty years
engaged iu law builnoM, I thio rrttrclf
fitted for tho position. If cbosen to fill the
position, I promise to give the office the
same careful ayeniloii which I have given
to It dutfatf tho term about to close.
L. A. Bhrrv.
Alliance, March 2, 1905.
FREY & BALFE,
osTKOpATHio
t PHV8ICIANS.
ni!) ItOX IWTTI3 AVtiNUK.
Phono 8M,
(Jails answered In town or country.
J. E. MOORE, M. D.
I'LKTCIirit III.OCK, '
ALLIANCL, Mill.
Oallt answered from olflco ilay or night.
Telephone No. ftJ.
H. H. BELLWOOD
F. E. CLOUGH
PMYSIOIANS and SURGEONS,
llolatcu IliillJIiifi, - ALLIANJK, NKIl
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Onico In Klrst National Hank block. Alll
nnco Nt-brmtka.
DR. G. W. MITCHELL,
rhyslchin nno Surgeon Day and nlshtcalls.
OITlco over ttojtiio Btore. Phono JM.
DR. GEO. HAND,
II O M 15 O I A T II I G
I II V S 1 0 I I N AND SUIIO I! O N
Formerly Inlcrno Homeopathic IIos-'
jiftul University ot Iowa.
Phono ai. Onico over Alliance HI100 Store.
Night calls inswcrcd from ollleo.
Guy Lockwood . .
GHADUATK CHICAGO SCHOOL 01'
EMBALMING
Funeral Director and Embalmcr
Phones Office 214. Res 205
Expert I.iuly
Attendant.. AlllflllCG, NOD,
SEE Jos. Carey & Co.
For liouso moving, well boring
making and cleaning cesspools
moving box enrs, eto . . . .
ALLIANCE, NEHKARKA
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FRED BRENNAN
Plumbing, Stoam and hot water
Heating.
'Photic, No. 356. ALLIANCE, NEB
WILLIAH MITCHELL
ATTORNEY
AT LtW,
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA.
Omoi: Piio.Nn IN), uksidvincb Piidnksox
RTTNOLEMANi
. ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
. ,lo?m? ,a n"a 3- 1''ll"t National lunik build
Ins, Alliance, Neb. Notary In ofllco.
BOYL&BARKER
.. -rVttnyH at, T-uw ..
. ALLIANCE, NIU1KASKA.
Collections given Prompt Attention.
L. A. BERRY,
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
SMITH I TUITI.K JUA B. TA II.
TurrLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE.
North Main St., - ALUANOK. NEIL
W. M. WILSON
New and Second-Hand
FURNITURE
Bicycle and light re
pairing1. We buy
and sell second-hand
good. Phone 502.
260 Box Butte Ave.
J. Rowan
DEALER IN
FLOUR and FEED
YTIIOLKBALK AND HKTAIL
HANDLES TDK
Celebrated Ravenna Flour
At Partington's old
stand, 'phone No. 71.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Simon bprv leaves for Went lladcit,
Ind., tonight for n month.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. A. Ralls, on
Wcdnoadny evening, March fith, n
son.
A. D. Rodgors linn just receivotl a
now fito and burglar proof safe weigh
ing 1700 pounds. '
Zbiudcn the feed man has bought
thu Davidson feed stock anil wilt con
solidate it with hW own. .
Feather, the caterer, received n con
signment of shell fish yesterday which
contained a lobster weighing over four
pounds, It would niake your month
water to look at it.
Glcason tiic confectioner has leased
the Norton block opposite tllo Herald
office and wil move as soon as the
room can ho renovated. , hi addition
to confectionery ho will put in an ar
tistic ice cream parlor.
Tho Anti-saloon league met at the
U. P. church last Monday night and
business matters of interest to Alliance
were discussed. A goodly number
wore presont withstanding the stormy
weather and tho league adjourned to
meet at tho Baptist church next Mou
day night. Hope all members will bo
ptcscut.
On Monday afternoon, March 0, at
four o'clock, Mr. Georgo Kcesjr,, of
St. Joseph Mo., and Miss Ada Schlupp
were married nt tltq parsonage of Holy
Rosary Catholic church, Rev. Father
Galvin officiating. Mr. and Mrs. 'decs
left on tho early morning train for a
short visit to Denver and vicinity, and
will be at home in St. Joseph Mo., after
March 15.
Frank McCoy furnished entertain
ment at his commodious ranch homo
Friday night to 48 couples of his
friends who enjoy dancing. The music
for tho occasion was furnished by tho
Snaka creek orchestra. A regular old
fashioned time was had and over 100
plates were laid for the guests. The
McCoy ranch is known far and wide
lor its hospitality.
Dr. Anna Jensen formerly of this
cityis here visiting Miss Edith Hicks,
after nn absence of five years from
Alliance. She is n graduate from an
osteopathic school and for several
years followed that profession, but for
tho last year she Iuir been a mission
ary among the Indians pt Tama, Iowa.
She camo out for her health and to
rest, having remembored the delightful
climate here.
Putn Watson, tho wolf catcher came
down from Marslaud Friday on 4G to
attend the Isham Bros, horoo sale hero
Saturday. Pete has retired from tho
hunting business now, and lives on the
old Larson place up on Whistle creek,
whore he has about three hundred head
of stock1, but ttraiige to say ho doesn't
own a dog. Ho says ho has served his
tiipo killing wolvos and is getting too
old to get around as he used to in old
times when the country was new.
Tho Burlington station agent at
Crawford had a thrilling experience
Tuesday' night with a "sneak thief.
While the agent was attending to the
loading of some cars a short distance
from the depot tho thiof cntored the
office and was in tho act of going
through thr money drawer. The
agent returned before ho had com
pleted his work and looked the depot
door thus, caging his ptisouor until
the city nightwatch was notified
and the stranger taken into custody.
Gregory Zurn has decided to locate
his family on a farm three and a half
milos north of this cit- now' occupied
bv Henry Watson. Mr. Zurn pur
chased this tract of land from Dr.
Knight this week and with the help of
his son and other niembcis of his fam
ily will commenco ranch life in earnest.
Mr. Zurn does not export to quit tho
carpenter trade ontiroly and according
to tho arrangements ho has outlined,
will fiud ample time to pursue the
same. Ho expects to rent his home in
town and move on his new possessions
soon.
"Ghosts' ot the Opera Mouse.
Henrik Ibsen's masterpiece "Ghosts"
will be tho attraction at the opera
house Wednesday night under the
management of Sanford Dodge. You
all know Dodge, he always has a good
show. This time Miss Laura Franken
field will be the star.
Dodge says it is a "powerful moral
drama." You know what that means.
Wednesday evening March 15.
The war is on again between the
Japs and Russians and the wily little
Japs are choping up the Russian army
and are moving on to Harbin.
The Alliance Herald and
Nebraska State Jmirnnl
the leading weekly, both
oneyear ior 3i.5U.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
Alhance, Nun., March 2, 1905.
Board of commissioners of Box Butte
cotintv, Nebraska, met pursuant to ad
journment. Present, Geo. W. Loer,
chairman, Frank Caha and L. F.
Smith, members, and S. M, Smysar,
clqrk,
Board examined treasurer's report
and claims on file, but took no action
relative thereto.
Board adjourned until tomorrow nt
0 a. in. G. W. Lour, Chairman.
S. M. Smysiir, Clerk.
Allianck, Nun., March 3, 1905.
Board met pursuant to order of ad
journment. Present, same officers as
on the first day.
Tho entire day was spent by tho
board in consideration and decision of
plans for planting tho south half of the
court houBe grounds .in grass, trees and
shrubbery and fencing tho same; and
in the consideration of tho purchase of
steel furniture for tho vault, board ad
journed until tomorrow at n a. in.
Attest. G. W. Lour, Chairman.
S. M. Smvsbr, Clerk.
Alliance, Neil, March 4, 1903.
Board met pursuant to order of ad
journment. Picsent, same officers as
on the first day.
The rcpoit of tho county treasurer
for the fust half of the year was ap
proved. The official bonds of C. A. Rowland,
ovcrseor road district No. 1 and James
II. Skuinor, overseer of road district
No, 11, were examined and approved.
Ordered by the board, that S4.71
tax assessed against SW. qr, of sec. 7,
twp. 2G, range 49, for 1896 and 1S97,
when the tract was government land,
be refunded.
Ordered by the board, that tho bal
nnco remaining in the following funds
bo transferred to the general fund,
lo-wit:
Bridges $1,200 87
Jail 265 60
Poll I08 00
ad '.333 78
Poor 2G5 66
Miscellaneous 38 17
aurvey ; 2
Advertising 296
00
30
wen 35
County seat 11
44
89
Total 53,557 77
The following claims were examined,
allowed and ordered paid by county
warrants or held for taxes as follows:
Claimant Nature of claim Amount
J. L. Acheson, supplies $1490
it. j. noon, guarding insane
Geo. W. Loer, conmissioncr's fees
Frank Caha, " "
Dierks Lumber Co., lumber and
coal
O. F. Fosket, overseur highway. . ,
Cal Hashman, work on roads and
bridges
C. Klemke. refund on nurchasc
8 00
IS 00
20 00
5 05
20 oo
8 00
price of land 257 60
C. A. Newberry, supplies. 3 25
11. S. Owen, work on road , 1 50
W. C. Phillips, "overseer highways 27 00
Ira Reed, feus in insane cases. .... 26 50
Gao. Reitmeier, janitor 30 40
W. S. Raker, printing and adver
tising 73 99
John Henderson, election room
1903-4 IO
00
L. l Smith, commissioner's feos..
Wm Mitchell, supplies for office..
D. K. Spacht, costs in threo cases
nndexp.'Scct
Elmer L. Vaugh, board and nurs
ing paupers ,
C. .1 Wildy, lumbar., ,
17 00
20 60
26 So
148 90
76 20
w. ,i. wuson, mattress lor poor
houso, , 250
Omaha Printing Co."; supplies 412 55
A. II, Pierce, livery '2 00
. Board adjourned to meet March '29,
1905, at 9, a. m.
Attest. Geo. W. Lour, Chairman.
S. M. Smysbk, Clerk.
City Council Proceedings.
Regular Meeting, March 7, 1905.
Called to order by Mayor Bowman.
Present; Councilmen Franklin, tdollriug
and Snow; absent, Jodor.
Minnies of January and February meot
iv ,3 road and. on motion of Mollring,
mily seconded, accepted.
Tuition of Broome, Jodor and Mc-
1-ee. 1 lor extensionot water main on east
side wf Cheyunne avenue and north from
Colorado street to county road was read.
On motion of Snow, petition was placed
in hands of water committee to invostisate
and report at next meeting, all voting yes.
rciiiiuiioi minis, ucscii auu atrong lor
crossing across Wyoming avenuo on west
side of liig Horn avenue, was read. On
motion ot Mollring, peutiou
hands of sidewalk committee
mons vote.
piaceu in
by unani-
Petition of J. M. Donovan to licenie
bill posters, etc.. was read. Moved by
Mollring, that it be carried over for fur
ther consideration, all voting yes.
Reports of city officers, showinu as fol
lows, wero road and on motion of Franklin
wore accepted;
Water Com., rents collected. .
Police Judge, fines. ..$130 C5
-S223 91
Do. Mar. fees.. 48 30 178 95
City Treasurer, Ual. 1-31 652 53
Do. Bal. 2-28 93653
Following claims were read, nassed to
committee on claims, aonroved. returned.
and on motion warrants ordered drawn
by unanimous vote;
v. w. Harris, salary clerk 2 mo,.$
A. Hill, salary water com
S. C. Boon, salary marshal
A. Cardwell, salary Ni Marshal..
21 OO
65 OO
75 00
55 o
x-. uurreii, si reel laocr.. 14 lo
M. A. Shay, St. com., 14 00
A. F. Brennan, well work, n2 50
C. A Newberry, hardware 3330
Forest Lumber Co , coal, lumber, 30 45
Dierks Coal & Lumber Co., lumber. 79 65
H, J. Ellis, printing and staty.... 10 75
Pioneer Grip Co., printing 35 90
L. A. Berry, Police docket 5 75
C. B. & Q. Ry., put down well,. . I75 95
F. B. Dismer, meal tickets 17 5o
R. J. Lawrence, light, pumping... 362 77
J. A. Baxter, board, and room for
paupers 4 50
On motion of Mollring the following
were appointed as clerks and judges of
city election, to be held at Bell's hall for
First ward and city hall for Second ward,
on Tuesday April 4, 1905:
First Ward; Clerks W. O. Barnes, L.
A. Suprise. Judges J. Brennan. A.
Tnplett, J, H. Carlson. Second Ward:
Clerks C. W. Brennan, D. K. Spacht.
Judges Frank Hamblin, Jim Keeler, R.
H. Watkins.
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RAILROAD RUMBLINGS.
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Brakcman H. Webb returned this
week from Kansas City.
Machinist . 15. Ellis of Alliance
shops has left the sarvico.
Mrs. K, Morris of Alliance hna gono
to St. Louis to visit friends.
L. Smith arid wife of Alliance left
this week for Omaha to visit relatives.
Engineer L. B. Stonor of Alliance is
laying off and visiting in Omaha and
Denver.
Thero was a heavy fall of snow in
the vicinity of Dcadwood and Lead
this week.
Conductor J. M. Fcrrierof the Dead
wood line Mras-in Alliance yesterday en
route home.
z Brakcman E. A. Speer of Alliance
has resignefl from the service and gone
to Fremont.
The pay car will arrive iu Alliance
uauiraay Marcu letn, at 10:45 a- "'
on train 302.
Assistant Superintendent J. C. Bird-
sell of the Dcadwood line was in Alli
ance Tuesday.
Contractor D. J. Burke will finish
the grading for the additional tracks at
Alliance this week.
Brakcman T. J. Campbell of Alli
ance has been transferred to the cast
end local temporarily.
Conductor 1. W. Gaddis of Alliance
is laying off and spending the time on
his ranch near Guernsey.
Engine 1766 is- out of Havelock
shops this week and will be sent to
Alliance and put iu service out of here.
C. A. Wctherell clerk in the mechani
cal department at Alliance is visiting
at Omaha and Dorchester this week.
General foreman L. R. Dewey of
Alliance shops will leave next week for
Chicago to take up the duties of his
now position.
Conductor G. W. Bctebenner of the
Minnekahta-Hot Springs run is laying
off and conductor F. L. Skalinder is
relieving him.
Brakcman J. E. Debauo who has
been sick nt -Alliance with pneumonia
for the past month has sufficiently
recovered to be able to leave his room.
Tho car repairers' and switchmen's
shanties in Alliance yatds wero moved
this week to make room for the addit
ional side tracks that will be put in.
Brakcman J. J. Hull of Alliance is
laying off on accnunt of an injured
foot. Tho injury was caused by the
accidental discharge of a 22 rifle the
ball of which badly lacerated one of
his toes.
Train No. 41 was run in two sections
from Ravenna west yesterday. The
first section consisted of eleven and
the second seven cars. It was tho
regular, cheap rate day to the north
west and many arc taking advantage
of tho opportunity.
One of the railroads out of New
York ran sixty bections of a carded
passonger train lrom New York to
Washington for the inauguration last
week. Each suction had from beven
to ton cars and thoy wore all crowded..
This is a record breaker for sections
of a train.
The board of directois of the Bur
lington have presented F. A. Delano
formerly general manager of the Bur
lington oast of thu river with a purse
of 3 1 S. 000. This was the amount of
his salary for a year and they gave it
tc him in recognition of his valuable
services while with the road.
Frank Newton has been appointed
acting traveling engineer of the Ster
ling division. Mr. Newton has been
working out of Alliance for the past
two months coming here from the
Sheridan divibion. He ran an etiL'ine
a number of years on the Iowa division
of the Burlington before going to
Sheridan.
Birds Stuffed with Sauer Kraut.
Deputy Game Warden E. Hunger of
Lincoln, says the State Journal, known
throughout Nubraska as the "Dutch
deputy," was born in the "faderlant,"
and he demonstrated his ability to tell
the difference between a barrel of sauer
kraut and a barrel of quail. "You
can't fool the Dutchman that way,"
said the station agent in Greeley coun
ty where two barrels of game were con
signed for St Louis one day last week.
Deputy Hunger is also aware that
sauer kraut is shipped from St. Louis
to Greeley county fnstead of being
sent the other way. Two hundred and
seven prairie chickens and fourteen
quail were in the two barrels. The
barrels were of the large size used for
shipping whiskey and still bore the
distiller's brand. They were labelled
"sauer kraut." In the head of each
barrel was a dummy bung hole filled
with a wooden plug. Beneath the
plug was nailed a large tin cup so that
if the bung was removed for inspection
nothing could be seen except the bot
tom of the tin cup. No arrests have
been made. As usual in such cases
the shipper will probably elude detec
tion and escape prosecution. If the
legal fine can be imposed, he will have
to pay $1,105. One barrel of the con
traband goods was sent to the soldiers
home at Miltord and the balance of the
birds will be distributed to charitable
organizations in Lincoln.
Right You Are.
Lincoln Daily Star: "In Box' Butte
and adjoining counties they are brag
ging about their potatoes, and they are
able to make good. There is nowhere
else in the United States such a potato
country." 1
IHA I!. IUSILM.LL nRSEST C. OLIlAY
BUSH NELL & OLDAY
Proprietors of the
Palace Meat Market
Choicest Fresh and Salt Heats
Always on Hand , '
Fli AND OYSTERS IN SEASON
m
Your patronage solicited. Give us a trial j
Phone In your orders We have the goods and will deliver them ML
k,Ml m.k. 1 f rol ",T? . ., w m -"?'"'
j. hoi uuui uuiiu ui rosi winte.
When you buy candy
buy the best.
Buy
Hoyler's
We have tlie exclus
ive agency, ' Every
package guaranteed
FRESH.
TThiole
Prescription Druggist
9 306 Box Butte Ate.
2
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For Fine Boot and Shoe
Repairing
-call or-
I. D. NICHOLS
Also has in stock a new line of GENTS'
SHOES of the best rrfanufrirtiiro nnH n
prices tha't will suit. Call and examine
tne stoci; bctorc you buy and you will
save money.
At R. Madsen's old stand, first
door south of Cigar Factory.
F. M. WALLACE
DKAY LINE
Moving Household Furniture
and Trunks a specialty . .
Phone No, 1 Young's grocery, Alliance
:: Undertaking and . .
:: Embalming Company
Calls snswered promptly day or night,
Claude Humphry,
Undertaker.
Hrs. Humphry,
Lady Assistant.
'Phone 421.
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Agent for the Unledonlim. of a
Scotland, which Insures tnu-n V
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proporty only, and tho Colum-
bla, wliluli Insures town und 0
farm property and live stock, i
Itotb uro rulkiblo old Hue coin- A
panics.
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W. M. FOSKETT
-A-iactiozcLeer
Will Cry Sales in This and
Adjoining Counties. . . .
I On COMMISSION, or
BY THE DAY.
C3T Satisfaction guaranteed. If
you want to buy or sell ranch prop
erty, list it with me
Hemingford, Neb.
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PAINTING
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PAPER HANGING
DECORATING
If See us before you contract TC
for spring housecleaning.
L. E. COOK
Painter for the People
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The Winter Season
Is here.
So are We
With Special Prices
on provisions, of all
kinds.' Call in and
see us before buying.
Lee Acheson
'Phone No. 4. .
ZBINDEN BROS,,
DEALEKS IN
Flour i Feed.
44 Home
Comfort
Flour
Is Our Leader. Try 'it
'PHONE 105.
WLST SIM. .MAIN
STKEET..
LIVERY AND
FEED BARN
JAMES KEELER, . Proprietor.
A4W4tiVAu!
For a Full
Line of...
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StapIe.N.
Groceries
Finest Teas
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nor t lours
to
That Can't be Bear
In Town,...
s1' Tinware
hl Enameled ware
CALL ON -.
Dea.Vij,
A. D. RODGER!
Wm. James,
Exclusive
Dealer in
COAL &
... WOOD
'Phone Alliance,
No. 5. Nebraska.
Do you like
PAN CAKES?
Oriental Pan Cake Flour
will suit you
Oriental Coffee & Tea Co
lOHN A HIlH7iri-r.n . . "
Call at Davidson's Feed store. Orders
delivered nnvivbr
Phone 448 Alliance' N-hr.
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