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PUBLISHED THURSDAYS.
V, S. RAKKK
Publisher
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No Half Wny Kusincss.
Tlio popple of Alliance have spoken
in no uncertain terms ngninst half way
inonfcurcs. There Beams to bo no middle-
ground. A year ago the people
elected a mayor and council to suppress
Rambling and reform the city. This
wns not done, Mayor Bowman bavins
adopted A half way or conciliatory
measure, which tolerated certain vices,
if not oponly advocating them, in the
belief that that Was what the public
wanted. Instead they scqiii to want to
either have gambling or have none,
and have elected Bucclisenstein, the
wide open candidate, for mayor. His
reign up to .1 year ago resulted in much
improvement and recouped the city
finances. Gamblers were not permit
ted to ply their profestion without con
tributing to the coffers of tho city treas
ury. The Herald has advocated a
direct primary to get an expression
from tho people themselves, but the
election Tuesday went a step farther
and carried the direct primary system
to the polls and there elected the man
of their choice without even having his
name on the official ballot, and by
such an overwhelming majority that
there i3 no room for doubt as to what
tho voters want, viz: A wide qpen
administration, that will provide suffi
cient revenue to maintain the city
expenses.
Tim democrats are congratulating
themselves today over the election of
thrco democrats for mayors, Tuesday
in the three leading cities of the Unit
ed States viz: Chicago, where Edward
F. Dunn defeated the republican nom
inee, Lincoln, where F. V. Brown
. was elected and Alliance, where Buech
senstein was elected. If the other two
cases are like tho case here, politics
was laid aside and the voting was dono
for- the man. Politics was not the
issue and yet tho politicians want the
credit where one of (heir party suc
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KAILRQAD RUMBLINGS.
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Mrs. C. Myers of Edgiunont is visit
ing nt Deadwood.
Brakomun F. A Dunning left for
Sheriadn Tuesday.
Mrs. H. 1). Hacker of Ashby was in
Alliance this week.
V. D. Mclnlyre has been employed
as operator at Provo.
Fireman J. J. Baschky, of Allianco
is visiting at Crawford.
F, M. Bacon of Edgeiaont, visited
fiicuds in Alliance this week.
U. G, Smith, agent nt Ardmoro
visited in Crawford this week.
Mrs. V. H. Prettymnn of Ellsworth
visited in Hyannis this week.
Road muster C. C. Holtorf of Edge
mont was in Allianco this week.
Trnv ling freight agent F. L. Crone
of Lino, In is in Alliance this week.
Engineer A. G. Beach of Alliance is
laying off and is visiting jit Denver.
Brakaman J. T. Lyell of Alliance
h laying off and has gone to Billings.
The offiico foiccs at Alliance were
busy this wuol; with the monthly pay
rolls.
Th
laud a,
week.
Brakr
off and
Omaha.
.v siding, Nye, between Mars
Girard was completed this
uu H. P. McGuire is laying
as gona down to Lincoln and
Hrnkeiua,n G. T. Standard has been
tranufeued to the store department at
Alliance.
Suppl agent, W. Josslyn was a
passenger through Alliance Tuesday
for Dondwood.
Chief dispatcher, A. V. Gavin of
Doadwood was in Alliance Monday on
route cast to visit relatives.
A. M. Badgloy, agent at Marsland
has been transfened to Terry and Mr,
Cox of To try goes to Marsland.
Uoadmaster D. C. Mclntyre left
this week for Toluca, Mont., and road
master Hoenshell arrived in Alliance.
Conductor Daily is working tempor
arily on the south line this week in
place of Conductor Joder, who is off
on account of sickness.
There were two trains of east bound
cattle through Alliance this week.
The outlook for quite a heavy ship
ment of west bound cattle this spring
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The City of
HLL-IANCU Is a thriving city of more than 500 papnlntion, pros
perous and glowing prospects for tho futuro, 400 miles west
of Omaha, 23a miles north cf Denver. It is. tho metropolis of
Wostern Nebraska. It has water work, electric light, a three story city
hall and fire engine house, first clans firo company and apparatus. Two
large school buildings; employs twenty teachers to' educate its 1000
school children. Seven churohos. U. S. land office, Court bouie, two
National Banks, modern business blocks and handsome residences. Its
railroad facilities ire the host. It is on the main line of tho Burlington
from either Chicago or St. Louis to Portland and the 'Pari fie cd.ist. It
is the Division headquarters for wantcrn Nebraska, Wyoming, South Da
kota and Montana, the oflicosof General Superintendent Rhodes having
boon recently located here. The western division shops are located
hdre and more than Ooo railroad men are employed hore. Its people
are hospitable, enterprising, and intelligent. Its climate is hontthfut and
invigorating. In short, no town in Nebraska presents superior induce
ments for men of capital, enterprise and push, to locate within her
borders. Letters of Inquiry-addressed lo the Alliance HmAM will be
answered promptly and in detail. Bettor write for a copy of our hand
some twenty-four page illustrated Industrial edition, it will tell you more
than we could write you in-a month.
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is. good and tho business will probably
commence in about three weeks.
Messrs. Jackson, Holloway and Ger
man went down to Lincoln this morn
ing to attend a meeting of officials to
bo held in that city tomorrow.
Engineers Bennett, Kirkbride, Flem
ing and Boucher and firemen Gibson,
Withaui, Chapman and Pavmentcr of
Allianco have left the service.
The pile driver was started out to
day and will commence work tomorrow
at Sweetwater. There will bo two
weeks' of work ri-driving bridges on
the Allianco division.
A couple more freight crews were
takoii off at Alliance this week on
account of slack business. The num
ber of engineers in the pool at Alliance
has also been reduce'd.
There will be a new time card out
Sunday. The only changes of im
portance in this part of the country
will be the newly established train ser
vice on tho Guernsey line.
There was a slight wreck on the line
between Hill City and Keystone Tues
day, in which a number of cars left the
track and rolled down the embank
ment. No one was injured
Conductor V. H. Kennedy left
Tuesday for Twin Falls, Idaho. Mr.
Kennedy and R. W. Gager own a
hardware store at that place, which is
doing a profitablo business. Mr. Ken
nedy has taken a lay off for a long
period of time and should he like the
place may decide to remain there.
Rooney's extra gang of fifty men is
in Alliance this week putting in ad
ditional side tracks in the yards.
There will be several additional long
sidings laid which will be a great help
in the handling of business during the
busy season. An aggregate of a mile
and a half of additional track will be
put in. .4 .
LAKESIDE LIGHTS. '-
II, .1. Thompson made a business trip to
Allianco Monday.
Rain, snow, sunshine, wind. Our hills
are commencing to look green.
Frank Nelson was summoned to Alli
ance Monday by the K. R. officials.
Ezra Harris lost a valuable horse last
week. Congestion following distemper
wns the cause.
J. D. Pattison returned yesterday from
Alliance, whore he has been for several
days on business,
Misses Mary and Maud Foster .spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends at Reno,
returning Sunday evening.
People are beginning to talk garden and
early potatoes about Lakeside. E. M.
Harris will plant potatoes this week.
John Adams returned last evening from
his trip to Denver. He says it rained all
the time lie was mere, it am nere too.
The Epworth League are preparing
some social feature for Lakeside in the
near future. Announcement next week.
A man by the name of Barrett, a former
hotel man of Mullen, took charge of the
hotel.at Ellsworth as soon as vacated by
Mr. Crowther, who removed to Lakeside.
Wesley Dennis and wife departed for
Allianco via. the buggy route Friday p. m.
They packed and stored their household
goods here till they shall have found a
place to locate.
Ed. Estes, carpenter for the La France
Cattle Co. come to Lakeside Saturday to
Insurance
We are General Agents for
Aiiwricrn Central Insurance Co.
Title Guaranty & Trust Co.
We are Local Agents for
Jioyul Insurance Co.
Glenns Falls Insurance Co.
ProvidentWushiiiifton Ins. Co.
United States Fidelity A- Guaranty Co.
Fidelity & Casualty Co., of Xcw York.
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RELIABLE FIRE IS'SURAXECE
SURETY UONDS. OF ALL KINDS
German Investment Co,
ALLIANCE. NEBR.
Alliance I
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visit over Sunday with his family. Mr.
Estes is contemplating'moving his family
to or near Ellsworth in the near future.
Mr. Down and family came to take the
place of John Kester as section foreman on
the B. & M. west section. Mr. Kester
'resigned some weeks ago and went on a
ranch south of here. Frank Nelson has
been temporarily in charge of the section
until the arrival of Mr. Down.
Rev. Lyons and family r.re booked for a
concert at Ellsworth next Thursday eve
ning April 13. Admission aoc adults and
children under twelve 10c. Proceeds are
to be divided, one-half to the local class
and the remainder for necessary repairs on
the parsonage at Lakeside. Everybody is
invited.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
Alliance, Ncbr. March 29, 1905.
Board of county commissioner, of
Box Butte county met pursuant to
adjournment. Present Geo. W. Loer,
chairman, L. F. Smith, member and
S. M. Smyser, clerk. The board spent
the day in consultation with the county
assessor and his deputies.
Board adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock.
S. M. Smyser, clerk.
Geo. W. Loer, chin.
Allianco, Ncbr., March 30, 1905
The Board met as per order of
adjournment. Present same officers as
on first day.
' Board spent the day examining
claims.
Ordered that 56.03 be refunded to L.
K. Johnson by the county treasurer.
Tho same being for tax based on double
assessment. .
Board .entered into a contract with
the Austin-Western Company for a
western reversible road grader. To
pay $250.00 therefor. F. O. B. Alli
ance, Nebr.
Board adjourned until tomorrow
at 9 a. in.
S. M. Smyser, clerk.
Geo. W. Loer, chin.
Allianco, Nebr., March 31, 1905.
Board met'pursuunt to adjournment.
Present same officers as on first day.
Board considered plans for improv
ing tho south half of the court house
grounds. Made a contract with A. F.
Brennan to put the water on the
ground and install the water meter and
cnteied into contract with Daniel Dunn
to plant the same in trees and also to
supply the present court house lawn
with trees, where tho samo are missing.
Board adjourned until tomorrow at
9 a. in.
S. M. Smyser, clerk.
Geo. W. Loer, chin.
Alliance, Nebr., April 1, 1905.
Board of commissioners met pursu
ant to adjournment. Present the same
officers as on the first day.
The board allowed the following
claims:
Auburn Telephone Co., service... .$ 7.20
H, H. Bell wood, salary 3 mos. and
examining Mrs. Butler for insanity 3S,oo
Forest Lumber Co , lumber and coal 65.45
American Arllhometer Co., adding
machine 375-oo
N. Fletcher, insurance premium ... 75.00
Wni, James, coal for poor farm 16.20
James Keeler, livery 3,00
K. J. Lawrence electric lights 3 mos. 10.65
Wm. Mitchell, salary, office rent
and incidentals 212.80
Patrick & Co., rubber stamp and ink 2.22
Geo. Reitmeier. janitor 31.00
Ira Reed, boarding prisoners, etc.. .156.00
C. W. Brennan, transportation a. 90
Leora Rustin, work in Jan., Feb.
and March 240.00
W. S. Raker, printing 96.19
A. D. KodgerS, groceries for G. S.
Gates 5.00
S. M, Smyser, fee bills. 5 cases.... 77 54
D.K. Spacht, approvingand record
ing oonos 700
School Dist. 20, election room 4.00
E. L. Vaughn, painting buMdings
at poor farm , 3-8s
Anton Uhrig, nails for bridge north
of Hemingford. 2,95
L. F. Smith, services as com 12.00
Geo. W. Loer, services as com. ... 13.80
Adjourned to meet at call of clerk.
S. M. Smyser, clerk.
Geo. W. Loer, chin.
Notice of Application for l.Kilior License.
Notice is hereby given that Ed J. Barry
has filed his petition as required by law
with the city clerk to obtain a liquor
license to sell malt, spirituous nnd vinous
liquors, in the building situated on lot 3,
block 21, fronting Box Butte avenue, in
the First ward of the city of Alliance,
Nebraska, for the year ending May, 1906,
and that he will ask that said license bo
issued to him on the second day of May,
1905, being the regular meeting of the city
counciLof the city of Alliance, Nebraska,
Ed. J. Barry.
Dated Alliance, Nebraska, April 6, 1905
The Alliance Herald and
Nebraska State Journal,
both one year for $1.50.
hand office Notices.
Jliil (Miff At Mllutico. Nobr., Feb. SM.li. IMS.
Notice In liBrehy iilvwi Mint tin- fullowlnit
rmnitsl Mittlnr lin filed liotlcoot hi Intention
totnuko llmil nroofln support of lil.s rliilm.
ttlitt tlmt shWI pttKif will l rnnrin burore
ltftftau-r nnil Itecatvor at Allfnnc, Nobr., on
Ah-II 10 iprft, viz j
MKOIIUU W. HATCH,
of Hemluisfnrit. Nebr. on Ilomusieml mtry No.
Sill for Him S001I1 Kst faction 24 township
Hunnnie tlin following witnessed to prove
lils coniliuioiiN'ttttiileiiiro upon mid cultivation
urMiiil Intnl. vlr: Wtlllntn llollliirnko. John
KIiim'IIa. Wllllnm HullliiruUu. ,lr., .Im.ius Ilol.
Iliirakf. nil ot HeiriliiKfiinl. Nclir.
11-fl Hnt'iii: Wilcox, HesUter.
fjind Dlfii-pat AlllHtiru, Nli..5tnr. 13, livxs.
Notic I" 1-rreliy Klfen tlmt tiro following
tmiiHKl fcottlur litis. (II wl notice of Ills intention
to tnaku tiuMl priHif In Mtipnnrt of his clnlm.
1111U thai wilil pttMif will ho inuilis hufutv
ItrKlsHT ndil Itciwivor nt aIIIiiiiuu. Null., on
April 4, my viz
CYItfS t .JOY
of .1sk. Nelmslui, on H. K. No. 200 for tlm
n'4 of hum wt-tlou Id town 801 11. ruitxtHI w.
hiN I'piiUiiuous riwUlciici' upon ami cuitivn
tlutiof wild land, vir.: It II. rouruc of Hush
vllle, Nebr. .unci .In mos Krelttr, M. M. inyior,
It. M. Huuipion, all of Alliance. Nulir.
13 fl lltttrur. Win-ox, lwicUter.
Land Ollico nt Alllntieo, Nebr., Mnrrh 30, 1IH15.
Notico Is hereby bItmi that the following
mimed set tier has Hied notice of her Intention
to make final proof In Mipport of her claim,
itmlthul Nil id proof will honindu before Kok
iftturittid Kccolvernt Alliance, Nebr., ou Mid
10, 1WO. viz:
MAUY IlLlfS
of Hcmlnnfurd. NcbraskiLon homestead entry
No. 3100. for lot 4 and t W'U NWy section
1. lotl, ttiilSl; Nh'i section 2, township 23.
N. range SOW.
Hhe naincH the following witnesses to provo
licrcoiitlminuri residence upon mid cultivation
of said land, vJz: Alllo Muliln. Itoburt Curry,
(leorjrii W, Loer, William I'. Walker, nil of
llcmliJHford, Nobr.
15-0 Huucn Wilcox, ltecclver.
Official Directory.
STATU OFFICKHS.
Hon. Jolin II. Mickey Oovcruor.
Hon. E. G. McUlIton Lluuttfiiimt Governor.
Hon. A. (iiiluslm Sccrotiirv of State.
Hon. E. M.Soarle, Jr. Auditor.
Hon. 1'eter Mortensen Treasurer.
Hon. .1. L. Mcllrion Supt. Public Instruction.
Hon. Norrls llrown -Attorney General.
Hon. H. M. Eiiton Com'r Public Lands and
HulldiiiRS. '
Hon. Harry l,Ind.say Stuto Librarian.
SUIMlEMBCOUItT.
Hon.S. A. Holcomti-Chtcf Justice.
Hon. Pntnuel II. Sedgawick Associate Justice.
Hon. John II. llarnes Associate Justice.
CONOUESS
Hon. J. II. Mlllurd-U. S. Senate,
lion. E.J. Hurkott U. S. Senate.
Hon. M .1'. Klnkuid-CouKresMuan HlxthlMst.
District.
U. 8. land ornoR.
ltruco Wilcox ltcKlster.
W. It. A!crs--Hetelvor.
J. II. H. Howutt-Clerl;.
LEniKLATItllK.
Hon. !'. M. Curry -llepresentatlvnMrd Dlst.
Hon. C'litiB. P. llreseu Senator 11th Dist.
IHHTMCT JUIXlErt l.YTH DISTlllCT.
Hon. W. H. Westover llushvllle.
Hon. .1. J. tinrrliiKton -O'Neill
COCNTYOrriCEIIS, HOXIIUTTE COCNTV.
S. M. .Sunser County Clerk, Itccorder. and
Clerk lMhtrlet Court
O. W. Hrenimn rruaaurur.
Ira Iteuil-HliurllT
I). K. tipacht- County Judge.
Leora A. Itiihtln Supu Public Instruction.
Wlllinm Mitchell County Attorney.
J. P. Hazard -County Surveyor.
A. S. Heed Assessor.
G, W. Loer Commissioner, Chairman. 1
Frank Cuba- Commissioner.
L. V. Smith Commissioner.
II. II. Ilcllwood, .M. U. County Physician.
Dr. J. K. Mooro Coroner.
CIT OFFICIALS
Dr. L. W. Howman -.Mayor.
Fred W. Harris City Clerk.
S. C. lloon-Cliief of Police.
U A. lierry Pollco Judce. v
II. P. Oilman -City Attorney.
Dr. II. II. Hpllwood-I'hyHtuliin.
Abel Hill Water Commlx-iloncr.
COUCII.MUX.
Fred MollrliiK 1 ,,.,., ..,,
S. A. Franklin f rst Nurd.
Charles A. Sncw I -,., '1 ,!
Mnlilnn Joder ,'"ul Ward.
Fred Iirunnaii -Chluf Fire Department.
Prof. V. II. Ilartz Hnp't. City Schools.
ClIUIICllEH
EPISCOPAL Hefiiilnr Sunday orvlces'1 u,m.
11 a. m.; 7::s0p. 111.; Sunday school at 10 x.m,
Charles 1). Coerr. Hector.
CATHOLIC-Jtcsiilnr Sunday servlecs-S a.
m.; 10 a. 111 ; 7:30 p. in.; Sunday ecliool lit
2 p. m. lnthur II. F. Calvin.
METHODIST -lingular Sunday servlco-11 a.
in.; 7:30 11. m.; Sunday school 10 a. m.;
Junior League. 2 30 p. in.; Euworth League.
(1:30 p. in.; Prayer meeting Thursdays,
7:30 l. 111. Itov. V. W. Kay, Pastor.
FIRST PKE3HYTEUIAN-Itegulur Sunday
service 11 n. 111.; 7:30 t. m.; Sunday school
10 it. in.; Chilsthtu Kudenvor 3:45 p. in.
X. P. V. Ilogue. Pastor.
UNITED PHESHYTEHIAN-IJeiiular Sunday
cervlco Hit in. 7:30 p. ,111.; Sunday kcIioo!
10 a. in,; Y. P. C. U. 0:30 p. in. lte v. McCou
nell, Pastor.
lUPTIST- llegular Sunday scrvlco-ll a. m.;
7:30 p. m.; Mindny school 10 a. in.; Young
People's meeting 0:13. I'raser meeting
ThurMhiy, 7'30 p. in. Itov. O. O. JelTers,
Pastor.
C3EHMAN LVTHEUAN-ItegulHr Sunday ser
vice II 11. m ; Sunday school 10 u. m.;
Evening services twicoeach month. Iter.
Otto ltoehrlg, Pastor.
ALLIANCE SECIILT HOCIETII.C.
EASTERN BTAK-Ist and 3rd Tuesday
nights. Mrs Anna Davis, Worthy Matron
HEHECCAS-2ud and llh Friday nights.
Mrs Geo Leidy, N O
DEGREE 01 HO.VOIt-lst and 3rd Monday
nights. Mrs A E Reynolds, C H
nOYAIiNE10HllOt-2nd and 4th Wednes
day nights. Mrs U N Hosklns, Oracle
L O T M 2nd and 4th Monday nights. Mrs
O II ltocky
LADIES AUXILIARY II of It T-iud and 4th
Thursday 2 p m Mrs U N Hosklns
Mlstrei-H
LADUs AUXILIARY n of L E-lst and 3rd
TlmrMlajn ::p in Mrs R L Harris, Presi
dent LADII'.S AUXILIARY if of L I'-2nd and 4th
Fridays 2 11 m Mrs XV L Austin.
ODD KEl.LOWS-Evory Tuesday ulght. L T
1'iKile, Noble Grand
A I'' & A M No. 1K1 Thursday on or liofore
full moon, S A Franklin, W M
11EULAH COMMANDEltY No, 20. Iv V-ml
and 4th Tuesday nlght. W F. Zollinger,
C E
It A M No. 51 1st and 3rd Monday nlyhts. S
A Franklin, H P
A O U W 2nd and 4th Monday nights, L
liubchsonstutu, Master Workman
M W A- 1st and 3rd Woduosduy nights. Ed
gar Martin, Y C
EAULRS-2nduud4tli Sundays, 2:30 p m W
B ltldgell, W 1'
K P-.lst mid 3rd Monday nights. J II Mil
lor, G C
ROYAL HICHLANDKRS-Kvery Tuesday
night. R C Strong. 1 1
11 of L K 1st and 3rd Wednesday 2 p m S A
Franklin, C E
It of L T- Every Friday night. (J W Tillett.
Mitstor
O R C Every Tuesday at 2 p m J X An
drews, C C
it of R T-ovory Thursilay night. W A Man
choster, .Master
Notice of Application forLiquor License.
Notice is hereby given that William
King has filed his' petition ns required by
law with the city clerk to obtain a liquor
license to sell malt, spirituous and viuous
liquors, in the building situated on lot j,
block 22, fronting Box Butte avenue, in
the Second ward of the city of Alliance,
Nebraska, for the year ending May, 19 6,
and that he will ask that said license be
issued to him on the second day ot May,
1905, being the regular meeting 01 the city
council of the city of Alliance, Nebraska.
William Kiug.
Dated Alliance, Nebraska, April C, 1905.
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Alliance, Ncbr.
LINCOLN, DENVER,
OMAHA, HELENA,
CHICAGO, BUTTE,
ST. JOSEPH, SALT LAKE CITY
KANSAS CITY, PORTLAND,
ST. LOUIS, SAN FRANCISCO,
and all points cast utid nil points west and
south.
Tuains Leave as Follows, Mountain Time:
No. 41 Passenger dally. Dcadwtod.
Billings, till points north and
west 18:33 a.m.
No. 42 Passenger dally, Lincoln,
Omaha, Chicago and all
points cast 2:43a.m.
No. 301 Passenger dally, for Denver
Ogden.Salt L:ike, San Fran
cisco and all Intermediate
points, departs at 2:43 a.m.
No. 302 Passenger dally from Denver
and all Intermediate points,
arrives at 10:43a.m.
No. 306Dully, uxcon Sunday, for
. points south and west, de
parts 12:50 a.m
No. 300 Dully, except Sunday, from
south and west, arrives.,..., 4:53 p. m,
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars
(scats free) on through trains. Tickets sold
and baggage checked to any point in tho
United States or Canada. For information.
tiniu tables and tickets call on or write
L. 8. Saoe. Agent, or L. W. Wakelkv. Gen.
oral I'asKCUger Agent, umalia. m-orasKu.
FREY & BALFJE,
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIANS.
01S HOX HUTTE AVENUE.
Phone 258.
.Calls nuswered in town or country.
J, E. MOORE, M. D.
FLETCHER ltl.OCK,
ALLIANCE. NEH.
Calls answered from otllce day or night.
Telephone No. 02,
H. H. BELLWOOD
F. E. CLOUGH
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS.
Holstcn Htilldjiig, - ALLIANJE, NEH
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Oillce In First National Hank block. All!
ance Nebraska.
DR. G. W. MITCHELL,
Phjsiclan one Snrgeon Day and nightfalls,
Odlco over lloguo Store. Phono 150.
DR. GEO. HAND,
II OM EO PATH IC
1'IIVSICHX AND Sl'ltGEOX
Formerly Interne Homeopathic Hos
pital University of Iowa.
Phono 231. Olllco over Alliance Shoo Storo.
Night calls answered from oflicu.
Guy Lockwood
GRADUATE CHICAGO SCHOOL
or
EMIJALM1NG -
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Phones Office 214. Res 205
.Expert Lndy
Attendant.. Alliance, Neb,
WJLLIAn MITCHELL
ATTORNEY
AT LW.
ALLIANCE.
NEBRASKA.
BOYD & BARKER,
A-ttomioys at Luv
ALLIANCE, KUnitASKA.
Collections given Prompt Attention.
SMITH I'. TDTTLE.
IKA E. TA II,
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW,
REAL ESTATE.
North Alain St.,
ALLIANOE. NEH.
Notice of Application for Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given that W. N. Cor
neal has filed his petition as required by
law with the city clerk to obtain a liquor
license to sell malt, spirituous and viuous
liquors, in the building situated on lot 9
block 27. fronting Box Butte avenue, in
tl.eStoud ward of the city of Alliance.
Nebr., for the vear ending Mav mrj; a
I that he will ask that said license be is'sued
tu Him ua tuu ana aay 01 May, 1905, being
the regular meeting of the city council of
the city of Alliance, Nebraska.
W. N. Corneal.
Dated Alliance, Nebraska, April 6, 1905.
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Prescription Druggist
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A. D. RODGERS.
BUFF WYANDOTTES
The hen that lays
Is the hen that pays
And here you have -them. They lay
more eggs than the Leghorn, and being
Buff m color, they are not a prey for
hawks. Come and see them and bo
convinced. Remember, the Buff Wyn
dotte is not the Buff Cochin.
Eggs Si. 50 per 15, $2.5o per 30.
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door south of Cigar Factory.
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