Nebraska Newspapers

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Druggist
306 Box Butte Ate.
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NEW LOCATION
First Floor Elks Hall
Billiard ami Pool Hall
FINEST IN THE WES1
W. A. Tlanchester
Successor to M A. M ItIHtnrdX llnll
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WILLIAn MITCHELL
ATTORNEY
AT LO.W.
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA.
BOYD & BARKER,
,. Attorneys it. Xisiav ..
ALLIANCE, NEKRASKA.
Collections given Prompt Attention.
6MIT1I I. TOTTI.K.
I II A K. TA II,
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE,
North Main St.,
ALLIANCE. NEI1
J. E. MOORE,M. D.
'fletcher m.ocii,
ALLIANCE. NEIL
Calls answered from ofllce day or night.
Tclephono No. t!2.
H. H. BELLWOOD
F. E. CLOUGH
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS.
Ilolstcn lluildltiR, - ALMANOE, NKH
E. E. BARR,
Physician and Surgeon.
Calls answered day or nignt.
Phone 201 Res. 151.
L. W. BOWA1AN,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
OQlco In First National Il.ink block. AUI
ance Nebraska.
DR. G. W. MITCHELL,
Physician nuo Surgeon Day and nightfalls.
Ollico over Hoguo Store. Phono 130.
DR. GEO. HAND,
HOAI CO PA Till C
P 11 V S I ti I I N A N I) S V It G K ( N
Formerly Inturno Homeopathic Hos
pital Unlvurslty of Iowa.
Phone 331. Office oir Alliance Shoe Store,
Night calls itusnoicd from ofllce.
FREY & BALFE,
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIANS.
018 IlOX JtUTTK AVENUE.
Phone 233.
Calls answered in town or country.
Guy Lockwood . .
GltAM'ATi: CHICAGO SCHOOL OF
E.M1IAL.MING
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Phonos Office 214. Res 205
Cxpcrt Lady
Attendant.. AlliailCe, Net).
SEE Jos. Carey & Co.
For house moving, well boring
making and cleaning cesspools
moving box cars, ote . . . .
ALLIANCE, NEBRARKA
FRED BRENNAN
Plumbing, Steam and hot water
Heating. '
Phone, No. 35Q. ALLIANCE, NEB.
Time Table
Alliance, Nebr.
LINCOLN, DENVER,
OMAHA, HELENA,
CHICAGO. BUTTE,
ST. JOSEPH, SA LT LAKE CITV
KANSAS CITV, PORTLAND,
ST. LOUIS, SAN FRANCISCO,
and nil )Klut4 (fist and alt points west and
south.
Thai mi Li:avk as Poij ows. Mountain Tiviit
No. 41 PasiiRot dulty. Dewdw wvl.
Hilling, nil points north Mid
west t--iiOp.ni.
No. 42 Passenger lnlly, Lincoln,
Omiilm. Chicago ami nil
points cast .1nrni.ni.
No. 301 Passenger dilly. for Denver
Option, Suit Ltiko, San I'rnu
Cisco ntul all Intermediate
points, departs nt 30n.m.
No. 302 Passenger daily from Denver
and nil Intermediate ikiIius,
urilvos nt lOMJ'i.m.
No. .105 Ttii'vilnj . Thursday, Satur
days, H)ints south niul west,
departs . :00n. in.
No. 308 TueiMlavs. Thnrxlii). Satur-
days, south ami west, iirrlves.0:26p. m.
Sleeping, dining (mil reclining chair run
(seats free) on through trains Tickets Mild
and baggage cheeked to any point in the
Culled States or Cunuiln. For information.
time tallies and tickets call on or write
I... S. SAnn. Agent, or L W Wakiu.uv. Oun.
cral Passenger Arc .t. Omaha. Nebraska.
Official Directory.
HTAIKOFFICEII.
Hon. John II. Mlckcj -fiovernori
lion E O. McGlltcm-Lieutenant Governor.
lion. A. Onlushn- Secretary of Muto,
Hon P.. M Sarle, Jr Auditor.
Hon. Peter Morlensen Treasurer.
Hon. .1. Ij. Mcllrlen -Supt. Public Instruction.
Hon. Norrls llronil Attornej tieiloral.
Hon II. M. Eaton I'oni'r Public Lands and
llulhltiigs.
Hon. Harry Lindsay State hlbtarlan.
SUritKJIE COltllT.
Hon S. A. Holcomb -Chief JtiRtlco.
Hon Samuel II. Sedgawiek Associate Justice.
Ho.ii John II. litirws Associate .lustlce.
I'oxoni'sK
lion. J 11. Millard-IT. S. Senate.
Hon. E. .' Uurkett- U. S. Semite.
Hon M P Klnknld Congressman HI.xtliDlst.
District.
v, s. t,.M omen,
Itrtire Wllcot -Register,
W. K. Akcrs-ltocelvor.
.1. H. H. llewott-CIoik
I.tOISLATfltn.
Hon. 1'. M. Curry -Representative. "3rd Dtst.
Hon. Ohas P. Hiesce- Senator 14th DM.
IHSIIUCT JUlMll'S 15T1I tllSTUICT.
Hon. W. II. Wcstover-Hushvllle. .
Hon. .1. J. Hiirilngton-O'Nolll.
COUNTY Ol'KICIJItS, IlOX IllITTK COUNTY.
S. AI. Simser County Clerk, Recorder, and
Clerk District Court
O. W. Ilrentian- I'rcusuror
Ira Hced-Shetlli
D. K. tpacht-Countv Judge.
Leoia A. K11MI11 btipt. Pulillc Instruction.
William Mitchell County Attorney.
3. P. Hnwinl County Suneyor.
A. S. Keed-Assessor.
G. W. Loer Commlsslonur, Chairman,
Pro nk Cnliti- Commissioner.
Ij. I1'. Smith Comnilssloiier. .
II. II. IlfllwiKd, AI l).-Couuty Phslclan.
Dr. J. I. Moore -Coroner.
CITY OH1CIAI.S
Louis llueehsenstein Alaor. 1
TiedW. Harris -City Cleik.
Alike Hlmy-Ohtef of l'ollce.
W. 8. Itldcell-Polleo.ludKe.
II. O. Noleman Cll Attorney.
Dr. II. H. IIp1Iwon1 -PhjNlclnn.
1'". M. K'nlKhl-Cltj Tieastirer and Water
Commissioner.
tOL'M'lI.MKN.
Fred Mollrlnn I , . , ... ,
H. C. AlacCiayly . 1 ii.nvfl
Million .lodur t Second Maid,
Fred llieunan -Chief Fire Dcii.irtmeut.
Prof. W. II. HnrU-Sun't. City Schools.
CIIUUCIILd
EIMSCOI'AIj ItpRular Sunday sor lees-rt a.m.
11 11. in.; :.wp. m.; sunuay sunuoiat 10 a.m.
Charles D. Coerr, Hector.
CATHOLIC Kesular Sunday hervlcos b it.
11.; 10 a. in ; 8 p. ui.; buntl.iy dchool at
7 p. 111. I' ather Julius Do Vos.
METHODIST -Hcenlnr Bunday servlco-ll 11.
m.; 8 11. m.; Sunday school 10 a. m.;
Junior Lunc'ie 'i M p. m ; Epworth Leaue
1 p. m.; Prnjer ineetim,' Thursdajs,
7:30 p. 111. ltev. C. W. Kay, Pastor.
FlllSr PHESHYTIcmAN-lleKular Sunday
service 11 11. m.; 8 p. in.: Sunday school
10 u. m : Christian Endeavor 7:15 p. m.
II, P. V. llosuc, Pastor.
UNlTHDPKKSHYTEinAN-UeBUlar Sunday
survlce II a m. 8 p. in.. Sunday school
10 a. m.; . P, C. V. 7:13 p. in Kov.McColi
nell, Pastor.
HaPTIST Itesular Sunday service 11 a. m.j
S p. in.; Sunday soIukiI 10 a in.; Yountf
Peoplo's meetitiB 7:13. Prater meeting
Thursdii, t p. 111. Hev. G. C. Jeffers,
l'asior.
GKUMAN LUTHERAN -Hesular Sunday sur
icu II a, m; Sunday school 10 a. m;
Evening services twice each mouth. Kev.
Otto ltoehiiir. Pastor.
AIXIANCU htCIIKT SOC'IETIIS.
EASTERN STAR-1st and 3rd Tuesday
nights. Mrs Anna Davis, Worthy Matron
nilECOAS-2iii and 4th Fiiday nights.
Mrs Geo Lcidy, N (5
DEGREE OF HOXOU-lst and 3rd Jlonday
nlshts. Airs A i: Reynolds, C H
KOVALNHIGHI.OR' "nil and 4th Wednes
day nights. Airs V N HoHkius, t)r.iclo
L O T Mind and 1th Alond.iy nlKlits. Airs
U II Rocky '
LADIES ACXILIARV II of R T-2nd and 4th
Tliursdajs 2 p m Mrs U X Hosklns
Mistress
LADIESAUXILIAUYHof L E-Ist and 3rd
Thursdays :; p m Mrs R L llanls, Presi
dent LADIiy AUXILIARY II of LF-2nfland 4th
Fridays "Jim Airs W L Austin.
ODD FEI.LOWS-Eiery Tuesday night. L T
Poole, Nohle Grand
A F fc A M No. S3 Thursday on or lwforu
full moon. S A Franklin, W Al
IlEULAHCOMMANDERYNo, 20. IC T-2nd
out Hii Tuesday nights. W H Zollinger,
R A M No.5l-istnnd3rd Monday night. S
A Franklin, II I'
A O U W-2nd and 4th Alonday nights, L
lluLchsuiisluln, Master Workman
M W A-lst and 3rd Wednesday nights. Ed
gar Martin. V C
EAGLES-2udand4th Sundays, 2:30 p 111 W
8 Ridgell. W P
lv P-lst and 3rd Monday nights, J It Mil
ler. G O
ROYAi. HIGHLANDEKS-Eery Tuesday
night. R V Strong. I P
It of L E 1st and 3rd Wednoday 2 p in S A
Franklin, 0 E
It of L K Every Friday night. 0 W Tlllett,
.iasiur
O R tEvery Tuesday at 2 p 111 J N An
drews, CU
it of UT-every Thitrxlay night. W A Alun
ohostur, Master
A O () P Alllanco Harltor No.li 1st and
3rd Friday nights, D. V. Hayos, Com.
K. ( Every 2d week. J. It. Kennedy, Grand
ivnigui.
H. P. O E.-Evory Friday night. Win.
Alltoholl. E. R. T. J. O'Keofo, riw.
t Fire -k
Insurance.
HCMISGFORD,
Neuraska.
jcent for the Caledonian, of
Scotland, which Insures town
property only, nnd the Colum
bia, which Iusuros town and
farm property and llvo stock.
Both uru reliable old line com
panies Notarial Work.
OOV rO0OOO0-f 00
HEMINGFORD.
Keith Ij. Pierce Is fully authortml to
licit subscriptions and Job work mikI collect
ind receipt for same, mid lrniHRct all other
business tn (suimCtloil with his position us an
sccrwllttsl repreetitnUe of this paper.
Miss llanstn wnt to Alliance Saturday
bight.
Gene Rustinvcnt to Alliance Saturday
night.
ltlmar Head Is Wslting frlands hire nt
presant. t
Mrs. Katcn who was veay sick recently
is new bettor.
A. D. Wgir, the N. Y. Lift man was In
toWn Wednesday.
A. 13. Punt ot Long Pine was in Ham
ingford Monday.
J. H. Shirk h.is been on the sick list for
last couple ot weeks.
Mrs. Marie Carey spent a few days this
week in Sioux county.
Miss Octavia Church is viiiting with
Mrs. Hikner this week,
J. C. Obrien of Casper wn9 in this vicin
ity the first of the wtek.
Mrs. Hall and sistr form Denver visited
Mrs. C. Olds Wednesday.
Mrs. Carey and children went to the
Hills for a brief visit Monday.
Miss Gregg and sMisses Hegemnn of
Carpenter wore the guests of Mrs, E, Olds
Friday.
Mike Tschacher enmc down from Man
ville Monday where he was herding sheep
for a time.
R. Fisher of Chadrou was here Monday
to see the school board relative to the
priucipalship.
Ernest Olday was very sick for a few
days recently but is now improving and
will return to Alliance soon.
Mrs. II. B. Johnson was elected'director
and K. L. Pierce treasurer of the Hem
ingford school b6ard Monday.
Edith Mastrude and Mary Kinsley came
up from Alliance Saturday and returned
Sunday. They are attending normal.
Insure your house, barn and livestock
now, Lightning season just beginning.
K. L. Pierce, r.gent.
J. T. Carey went to Newcastle to witness
a ball game between the operators and
agents which occurred at that place Sun
day. John Carmack of Plattsmouth, who has
been the guest of James Holliurakc and
family returned to his home the last of the
w eel;.
Mrs. Richards returned from the Hills
Monday and resumed her position as night
operator, J. M. Millbourne going to New
castle. First State Bank; Safe, conservative
and reliable. The best place to deposit
your idle funds. We carry burglar insur
ance. Frank Nagelschneider went to the sand
hill's last week to get his catlle which were
kept at the W. IC. Herncall ranch lust
winter.
E. L. Everett has an eye in Jeep mourn
ing as the result of u. ball which curved
the way he didn't want it to while at the
bat the other night.
Last Friday Rev. Boyer, who was re
turning from a Baptist convention at
Cbadron to his home near Carpenter, was
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood.
Exciting practice games take place on
the Hemingford diamond each evening
and Dunlap will have to look to her laurels.
Manager Allison is working his team into
first-class shape.
Notice All those knowing themselves
indepted to me will please call and settle
same with John Anderson in the Millet
pharmacy. I have sold out and want to
collect all outstanding debts at once.
tf Geo. F. Hedoecock.
The greatest celebration in the history
of Dunlap will take place there on the
Fourth. The Hemingford band will fur
nish the music for the exercises and con
duct the dance. Rev. Andrees, one of the
finest speakers in the state will deliver the
oration, A splendid lists jf sports has
been arranged, headed by the ball game
which will be played between Hemingfprd
and Dunlap. There will be an abundance
of shade, Tim Morrissey's fine grove hav
ing been secured.
In a letter Irom Casper, Wyo., Tub
Heralu learns that Mrs. Trout and Viola
were released by the supreme court after
having been sentenced by the lower court
on the charge of abandonment of a child.
Martin Trout was accused of killing cattle
and escaped to Missouri o.-er a year ago.
He was captured there and w ts returned
to Casper where he and two comrades
overpowered the jailors and oscaped being
still at large. Martin won first honors in
the N. W. Nebraska declamatory contest a
few years ago easily winning frCBi a num
ber of high school and academies. H.G was
especially talented in this direction audit
will be with keon regret that his many
friends' and schoolmates here learn of his
trouble. w
MARSLAND.
L. Snow is painting his residence.
,A. E. Byers has treated his store build
to a fresh coat of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Moore were down
from their Sioux county ranch Saturday.
Wra. Cooper and Fred McConnoll of
Crawford had business in this place Tues
day. Night Operator Pollard and the Misses
Bocle and Planansky made a tour of Pine
Ridge, Sunday,
V, M. Knight, traveling salestuan for
Welch Co , of Chicago, manufacturer of
school supplies, too an order from our
school board, Tuesday.
Mr. Byers want to Alliance last Mon
eay to order dry goods from tlwlr travel
ing mau
A party of Cantonites, who had been
vtiltlng Chadronlnne, plcniced on the col
lege campus nt this place Saturday.
The annual school moeting was hold nt
the school house Monday night A. K,
Byers war re-elected treasurer.
Mr. Hesser is tearing down C. H. Rich
ey's old barn which will be converted into
a wash house at the rear of the Commer
cial. U. T. Gregg has just received a now
supply of corn nnd chopped, feed, but the
old hens got pretty hungry before its ar
rival. Roy Richey loft recently for Cheyenne,
Wyo., where he expects to get employ
ment in the U, P. shops. While there he
will make his home with his sister, Mrs.
H. L. Richnrdson.
McLeam Bros, ware down from Hough
Tuoodnv. The senior member of this
ranch firm has last arrived fram Boone,
Iowa and says that crops in this county
look fully as well m iu Iowa
Married At Rapid City, S D. June 20,
Mr. John Ellsworth and Miss Ona Mes
senger. The wedding nuptials were at
tended by a large company of relatives
nnd friends, and the young couple started
on a wedding trip, stopping oil at Chadron
and Marslnnd visiting Mr. and Mrs.
0 rogory at the latter place. Tuesday, they
resumed their journey to Lincoln, where,
after visiting Mr. Ellsworth's father, they
will go on to Omaha nnd Kansas City,
Their place of rosidence will be Chadron,
where Mr. Ellsworth Is employed by the
N. W. It. R. company in the water ser
vice. Burlington Bulletin
OF KOPNt) TRIP RATES.
Chicago and return, on .sale daily, . $33.70
St. Lout's ntul return, 30.70
on sale daily.
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle and
return I0.00
on sale daily.
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle and
one way via Calif 51.00
on sale June 24-26-28-29-30.
San Francisco and Los Angeles and
return 50.75
on sale Aug. 7 to 15 inclusive.
Denver and Colorado Springs and
return 12.00
on sale daily.
on sale June 30 to July 4. Denver
$8.50, Colorado Springs $11.00.
on sale Aug. 12, 13, 15. Denver SSfjfo
Colorado Springs $11.00
on sale Aug. 30 to Sept . 4 Denver
$, 80, Colorado Springs $G.3o.
Salt Lake and Ogden and return. . $24.25
Yellowstone Park, through and including
hotels nnd stage, and return,. .$105.00
Baltimore and return $44-35
on sale July i, 2, 3,
Buffalo, N. Y. and return ,. 38.85
on sale July 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, night.
Ashbury Park and return 38.40
via New York or direct, on vale June
28 to July 1st
Cody, Wyo., Black Hills, and Hot Springs
S. D., approximately half rates all summer,
Milwaukee and Southern " Wisconsin
points, Michigan resorts on Lakes Michi
gan and Huron, Canada Maine and New
England, St. Lawrence and Lake Cham
plain regions, very low tourist rates drily
If you will call or write, it will be a
pleasure to advise vou about rates, train
service, to reserve you a berth, and to try
to make your trip a comfortable one.
Land Office Notices.
Land Ollico at Alllauce. Nebr , May 20, l!H3.
Notice Is hereby kIm'u that the following
named settler has Hied not Ice or his Intention
to make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before
Ihvi 'eranil Receiver lit Alliance, Nebr., on
July Mtli, ItHS.vl
PETER Ml'X'17,
of Rcmlngford, Nebr. on Homestead outrv No,
m.t for the SWJ NWM, ' SWU, SE' SW'4.
section 12, townshln27 N-K 4tl W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
tils continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said laud, viz: Walter It. Kent, LongJake,
Nebraska .lames Krejcl, Rot. hutte. Nebras
ka; August (. Dllllng, Ilox Untie, Nebraska:
Wil U.m Dllllng, llox llutle, Nchral.t.
21-tl lliiticn Wilcox, Register.
Lund Olllce nt Alliance, Neb., Juno 27. 1P03.
Notice Is hnieby given that the. following
named settler has tiled notice of his Intention
tomnko final proof In support of his claim,
ami that Mild, proof wilt ho uiado before
Register and Receiver at Alliance, Neb., on
August 14th Hi03, i
JERCAIE It. lirUIjUUIlT.
of Canton, Nebr. who made II. E. No. 220X for
the v, , 110)4, w' soV,. section 22, town. 23 11,
riue;e rti w.
He names the following wit iiosbb, to prove
his cr.ntliiuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land, viz: George W. Jones,
of Mll.inec. Nobr.: Charles Hall, of Canton,
Nebr. jlbert Hull, of Canton, Nebr.; Louis
HimmI of Canton, Nebr
2s 0 HltUCB WK.COX. Uolstor.
Notice of Settlement.
Iu tin Statu of Nebraska (
r s.
llox Rutin county, I
III the mutter of the estate of Dennis Car
pent er, decuiised.
To the creditors, heirs, legatees, and other
Inn r-tcd lu the ostato of Dennis Carpenter,
decs asc t:
Taki notice. That Hubert I'.Caipentur has
filed lo the county court a teport of his doings
as administrator of cwtnto of Dennis Carpen
ter, mil It U ordered thai the same stunil for
htunn,' tho30lh liny of June, A. 1). 1U03. before
the court at the hour of I o'clock p. in., at
w hli'h tlmu any person Interested may appear
nnd ixcopt to ami contest the sumo And
uutlce of this proceeding Is ordered given 'I ho
Alliance Herald for two weeks prior to said
dev of heiulnir
Witness my hand and the saiiI of the county
oourt at AIIIhih-m this I4th dn of June, A D.
.'J. 1). K. hl'U'HT.
Ihi.a!. (cop) Srt-2 County Judge.
Notice of Settlement.
In the State ol Nebraska 1
'HS
ltox llulto county,
In the matter of thu c.taU)o( Julio S. Hughe.
d cease!,
To the creditors. Iieirs, letfitteow, ntul others
interested lu the elate of John S. Hughtu,
deceusuli
Take notice. That Alary F. Ilnilios 1ms (lied
In the county court a report of her doings us
administratrix of said estate and It is ordered
that the sumo stand for houriux thu 7th day of
Jul. A I) 1W06. before the court nt the hour
of 111 o clock a. 111., ut which time any 1-erson
interested may uppeur and except to and otm
tkt the same. And notice of this proceeding
Is ordered given the Alliance Herald for two
weeks prior to said dHy ot hearing.
ituess inr hand ami the nil of thu county
court ut Alliance this nnii day of June A. D.
WK. D. K Scaoiit.
dkaII (opy) 27-S County Judge.
aSjBflflSlKf ; tJsSBU.'jSl&SSBruMitifKk
In Everybody's Mouth!
Newberry's Line of Buggies.
Prices low or than over befote. Stylo and finish unsurpassed.
Road wagons from $28. to $85.
Top buggies from S40. to Jlioo.
Spring wagons from $50. to Sioo.
Freight on buggies ftom Omahn to Alliance Is St. 51 per 100 lbs.
And from Chicago to Alliance it is 52.71 per 100 lbs. '
Wo tit o prepared to merit nny nnd till prices on tlio best ns well as
the clioapest buggies. Seo them at
-isNEWBERRY'S
iirmiinaiffiaaUsassagM3iaic
JOHN PILKINGTON
Grain, Flour and Feed
AT THE OLD STAND.
..Will not be undersold..
jNJCT.SOJV ITLlCXCIIliJTt
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
nCPREOENTS THE rOLLOWINQ INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
North American of Philadelphia.
Phoenix of Illooklyn. Now York.
Continental of Now York City.
Niagara KIro Insurance Company.
Now York Underwriter)-. New York.
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Iondou
tnutV
TELEPHONE
The Palace JTeat Market
For a Le of Mutton
A Loin Roast
A Fresh Fish or . . .
A Soup Bone
If you haven't time to cook them, -vve can
send vou a Steak, a Chop or some Ovsters
QUICK!
Phone 131
Tiamonds,
U
Souvenirs .
0 9
Repairing in all its
Branches.
A7. O. Barnes,
Jeweler and Optician.
A WORD WITH YOU
WOODEN TANKS AND
sheep- Dipping Vats -cattle
We make a superior article in our factory and want you
for a customer. Our material is the best and our prices
are right. Now list just out. Send for it.
FOREST LUMBER CO. - Alliance, IVebr.
Absolutely Pure Paint
STANDS THIS CLIMATE BEST
Every Gallon
Guaranteed..
rORSALEBYF.LHOLSTEN
IT WILL PAY YOU
TO GO TO - '
N.FROHNAPFEL
The Hemingford Merchant
WHEN YOU WANT
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES
OR CLOTHING
I
1 Liverpool. Loudon and Globe Ins. Co.
I German American Ins, Co., Now York.
1 Farmers and Merchants Ins, Co., Lincoln.
1 (minima I'lre insurance uompany.
Philadelphia Underwriters.
Phoenix Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.
Office Un-StnlrH.rictchcr lilock.
A Big Come-down
in lumber is not at all likely, unless
the unexpected happens. Prices are
mote likely to go up.
We carry a full line of
LU M ti E R AND COAL
Dierks
Lumber and Coal Co.
1). W4TEHS, Mimr.
Also agents for Neb Cent. Bid.
& Loan Asso. 'Phone 22,
4
BUSHNELL & OLDAY.
Watches
Gold Jewelry,
flail orders promptly
UlLCMUCU LU.