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VOLUME XII,
NEBRASKA! THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1905,
-NUMBER 30
Wg ALLIANCE, BOX BUTTE COUNTY, V'
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All LIGHT SUITS
sold at heavy reduc
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In Alliance 10-30 of every month.
Office over Norton's . . .
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For sale 45 head of cattle at Mrs.
Hood's ranch, fourteen miles north of
Alliance.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Another car of Puritan
flour, the best flour in
the city, at A. D. Rodg-
ers .
qgqg (?) hats, 25c, Norton's.
Buy feed and flotir at Pilkiugton's.
Dr. Allen, dentist. Opera house hlk.
E. E. Barr, Physician and Sur
geon. Calls answered promptly dav
or night. Phones: Office 201. v Resi
dence 151. I2'tf
Dr. Allen, dentist. Opera lipase blk.
Go to the Alliance National Hunk" to
deposit your money. Oct. --tf.
Dr. Koons, dantiat. Office over Norton's.
Buy your sheet music at Miller Bros,
and hear it aung on the talking
machine. 23'tf.
For Sale: House and two lots, two
1 blocks east of First National bank.
' Enquire- at the house or saloon W.
1 N. Corneal. 6tf
1 Buy "America patent" flour at Pil
1 kington's. 25tf
If you want bargains, look at Miller
Bros'. 5, 10, 15 and 25c counters. 2j-tf
Dr. Allen, dentist. Opera house blk.
"America patent" flour is the best in
town at Pilkmgton's. 25th
9999 (?) hats, 25c, Norton's.
See F. E. Reddish for loans on real
estate. 27tf
Cash for butter, eggs and cream at
Zbinden Bros.' feed store, by W. E.
Spencer, agent for Harding Cream
Co. 2Q-4W.
Steam Threshing.
filling Bros, will be prepared to do
steam threshing this season. Those
desiring their services can find them at
Box Butio Postoffice, where mail is
received. 28-4W
Mouse Cleaning.
Can supply the services of a thorough
and experienced man for general house
cleaning. Phone 139. Geo. Darling.
LET'S HAVE SEWERS
at City
Citizens Meeting to be Held
Hall Tonight.
The demand for a system of sewor
ago for Alliance has been staring tltc
citizens in the fact sb long and neces'
sity for such hasbecoma so urgent that
a special ineotfuP fbr all to attend te
called to tako place in the council ro6uH j
of the city hall this evening at 8 o'clock
to talk the matter over.
This is tho most important question
that confronts the city and the meotlnf
should be well attondeJ, that question
of sewerugo ntay be properly discuM&ti.:
Com3 out, everybody !
jUndelclrctiveAgnin.
For sevarnl months past Uncle Zojl
Goodwin who li&c passed his eightieth
milestone bus Ween very poorly and tt
ho says himself "trying to dio" but tlja
old gentleman who is undoubtedly th
oldrst stockman living demonstrated
this week that he is still active by buy
ing a bunch of heifers and wlvjch wofoVJ the Miner."
the best shipped from this market for
many a day. Just before shipping,
however, he sold them to 'Gene Hall
and then bought back a half interest in
the bunch, .which are on the South
Omaha market today. It is expected
they will sell at $. 50 to P4.00.
ion and is survived by the following:
Dr. J. H. Reed of Grand ftapids,
Mich., Charles McCoy of Rapid City,
S, D., Mrs. C. P. Holden of Chicago,
nfld Mrs. Allen of Alliance.
Lake Resort.
THE METER SYSTEM
Hroncho
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Mavor Buechsciistoin and Win
James and their families onjoyed the
pleasures of a summer rosort last evon-.
inir at Broncho lake, whore they tookl!
with them a new boat. The lake is
well filled with water and the excur
sionists enjoyed theirnxw greatly in
the cool of the evening. Broncho is a
beautiful sheet of water aurroiuled by
a sandv shore and easv of accesn. It
Is onlv about two inltos from town antl
'?f soma arrangements could hi made to
pro me Uio same wuu row uoais aim
lin electric laimah or two, n pavfllion
here people. conld congreto and a
band stand, boat ami boat house, it
would not be long era Alliance would
have the reputation of being an ideal
summer resort. I lore's u chance for
some one to ret .richer than Scotty
Life's Journey Ended.
Henry M. McCoy died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Dr. T. Allen, In
this city early Sunday morning. , The
funeral services were conducted at the
residence Monday afternoon by Rev,
G. C. Jeffers and interment was made
in Greenwood cemetery.
Mr. McCoy was born May 10, 1828,
Addington county, Ontario, Canada,
and came to the states in 1881, resid
ing in Michigan. South Dakota and
Iowa, coming to Alliance last May to
make his home with his daughter. Mr.
McCoy joined the Methodist church at
an early age but later transferred his
membership to the Baptist society.
Deceased was the father of eight child-
Bitten by a Tarantula.
John Riordan received a message last
Tuesday from Lincoln stating that his
fc'oungest brother, a lad about 16 years
jold had been severely poisoned by the
ting of a tarantula. The poisonous
spider was hidden in a bunch of ban
anas which young Riordon was hand
ling. He became deathly sick from the
bite, but a physician's prompt action
saved his life.
Kenncdy-Duskin
Jas' G, Kennedy and Miss Alma Duskin
were united in marriage Wednesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Keano in the
presence of about twenty five relatives and
friends, Rev. G. C. JefiVrs performing the
ceremony. The groom is a son of Mr.'
anu Mrs L.. M. Kennedy anu the bride a , Unshvillo
djttghtercf Mr.and Mrs. John H Dusking, t MT,
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A Proposition of Special Interest to
the Citizens of Alliance.
A movement is on foot to place the
water aybtem of this oily oft -n meter
basis. This matter lint boon under
cousidqration for some time by tho city
authorities ahti will be brought up at
Ii Snocinl or the next regular mooting of
tho cuy council. T his new system will
riftiultin n decided saving to thos pny
ing for city water. Thoro are at pres
ent about 16 meters in use and those
. hiufhg them installed state that they
hriro saved tho price of M major In
one yonr. '
heio Is no doubt when the meter
system is generally understood our
citizens will upite in endorsing the step
proposed bv the municipal government.
To CfrgonWe Diiiiylilcrs of'lsnbella.
Tho legulnr meetings of tho loeal
court of the K.itflits of Columbus waa
held at their lull lust night. After the
meeting a social wor held in which
quite a number of the Catholic Indies
participated. An Interesting program
of music and declamations was given
and the subject of organizing a oouit
of the Daughters of Isabolla discussed.
This matter has been considered for
some time and since the meeting hold
last evening it looks as if Alliance
would have the distinction of being
the first city west of tho Missouri river
to institute such an organization. The
Daughters of Isabella is similiar to
that of the K, C's and is purely relig
ious In character.
who reside on their ranch fifteen miles
northwest. They .are a worthy young
couple and Tub Herald joins their friends
In wishing them a happy journey through
life.
Arrested for Cuttle Stealing
Theodore Osborne, residing twenty
miles northeast of Alliance, was placed
under arrest last Saturday by the
sheriff of Sharidan county and taken
It is alleged that the
lfer having the btands of
while others contend that tho charge in
trumped up by neighboring ranchmen
with whom he has trouble, dsburn
and his wife wsto tho main witnesses
for the prosecution against John and
Herman Knuiso In the govurnment
land fencing case a short time ago.
Potato Growers wiil Organize.
At n meeting qf potato producers
held at tho West school house, north
of Alliance last Saturdav ti tomporary
organization was perfected by olecting
Albert Hadlcy president and John
Lawrence secretary. The purpose of
this association is to look to tho pro
tection of tholr interests and .all grow
ire are invited to join the same. A
coinmjtt.ee of two-rA. Hadley and Win.
MatzatWM appointed to confrt with
tho failBOr ' ftw&t , Hemingfunl next
SntcrcUYfcud a general meeting h call
ed to take place in AllU'ifp, July .:,
For sale -Almut sixty spring shunts,
choicu, for Sa.00 each, at 111 v place
ton tniles.northoust of Alliance. Otto
VOgol. 2i)-3W
Ruy N'ow
for your future needs. 10 davs bar
gain sale at Fred's.
'MVnted!
First-class saddle mnkor, two har
ness maker to make farm harness, one
good man who understands putting up
hay harness made from summer oak
harness leather. These harness will
bo for sale by Geo. A. Hills. 28tf
j-w.
$1.00 Value for 75c.
at Fred's 10 day bargain sale.
A. S. Reed was dug up about a mile
from his bouse and that a knife
bearing Osbom's name was also fojyid
near by. Some believe Osborn guilty
Save Doctor Bills
BY EATING
FRESH FRUIT
EVERY DAY
At GLEAS&N &
FRANKLIN'S
See Cream Parlors
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NO FAKE SALES
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2 COMPARE PRICES
WORK GLOVES
5c pair,
A regular I2c drill glove
Two pairsto customer
hodoz. MEN'S WORK SOX
Three pairs 1 fr
Fine Hemstitched
HANDKERCHIEFS
Three
for
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BOYS' SUSPENDERS
New Goods, per pair,
7c
STETSON HATS
Broken sizes iu black railroad shapes
$2.50
The $4 kind
$3.50 Line of
MEN'S FINE TROUSERS
now
$2.50
STOCK REDUCING SALE!
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BLACK SATINE SHIRT
The Dollar Kind
75c
MEN'S
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
19c each
HELP!
WE have had the largest business this spring and
summer we have ever had since we came to
Alliance. This shows that our goods are the
right kind and that the prices are right. But we bought
more goods than we ever did and the late season, that
is, the continued cold weather, has left us with lots of
summer goods that should have been sold under ordin
ary weather conditions, and in order te move them we
are making big reductions.
OUR well known policy of handling and selling only
well known standard brands has reaped a just re
ward. With Hart, Shaffner & Marx and
Sterling Clothing we have cured many a man of the
tailor habit. We can cure you of that habit too and
put money in your purse in the way of savings if you
will come and look at our
Fine Readymade Clothing,
STARTLING MONEY SAVERS!
Men's fine, elegantly made, two-piece
suits, fine fitting, STERLING make.
Bought to sell for $10.00.
Sale price
$5.00
A big line of new summer suits includ-
ing some of HART, SCHAFFNER
& MARX fine hand-tailored suits in ft W f"
broken lines, all the new grays that 1 I vl I II I
f m. s m v v-f
sold for $18.00 and $20.00, now.
100 suits, all sizes in the lot but not all
sizes of each pattern. Broken lines
and sample suits, there is hardly one
not worth $10.00. Your free choice
85.
Big drive on men's work pants. Hardly
a pair in the lot worth less than
$1.75 and many more worth $2.00.,
All go at
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25 Per cent discount on anv
spring or summer suit in our boys' department,
except worsteds.
Boys' Buster Brown suits, $3.00 kind,
,$1.50
5e
retailers of none
but good, stand
ard lines for men and boys.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE!
MEN'S black CHEVIOT SUITS
Others ask you $7.50 LjdL Q5
for them. Our price Pm
It won't cost anything to look at them.
SEE OUR NEW LINES OF
Fancy Dress Shirts
Including the Imported Japanese Crepe
in All Colors. If it's new, it's here.
BOYS' LONG PANTS SUITS
Wool, well made at tf O Q5
the low price of . . . . P-J
Better investigate before buying.
W5amou$
ADVERTISERS
OF FACTS
COMPARE PRICKS
PRESIDENT
SUSPENDERS
39c
While thev last
BOYS' HOSE
A new lot of good ones.
The knock-about kind. All
sizes, 2 pairs for
25c
BOYS' FINE
DRESS SHIRTS
39c
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
Every one guaranteed
39c
BOYS' OXFORDS
$2.50 values now onlv
$1.75
Another lot of Boys'
Calf Shoes, warranted
$1.45
Our 75c Balbriggan Under
wear reduced to
50C
STRAW HATS
Hats worth from 50c to $ 1
now
19c
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