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v4 Skirts at a Special .
Discount Saturday.
From 2 to 3 o'clock we will sell 51.60
mercerized skirts at $1.00.
Watch the clock and be on time.
T&he IDorace
TRADE
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"Say, old man, I told you not to let them fellows
fool you on cheap flour again, but to fetch me a sack
of that 5-X Lexington CreamJ You will find that
down to LIBBY'S. Now you get right out of here
r
.and get me a sack of that flour before it is all gone."
Palace ZL i tt e r 3r -33 am
S. II. 13KSCII, Prop.
ONE M.OCK wust OP Good turnouts, strict attention to our business,
TUB new zmnden anu" courteous treatment to all lias won for us tho
lii'll.DlNG. 'Phono. excellent patronage we enjoy. Trv us.
NJH3I-.S01S JFLICTCIITCXt
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
REPRESENTS THE FOLLOWING IN8URAN0E COMPANIES.
Hartford I'lro Insurance Commuiy.
Nortli Ainorlcnn of I'lillmlolplila,
1'hcKMilx of Ulooklyn. Now York.
Continental of Nuw York City.
Ntngtiru Klro Insuruneo Company.
Nuw York Underwriters, Now York.
Commercial Union Assurance Co., London
Dray
and Transfer Line.
W
sis
The only spring dray
Phone 139.
J. ROWAN
DEALER IN
FLOUR, FEED,
. HAY and GRAIN
WIIOLKSAI.K AND IIKTAIL
UAXDLKS
Seed Wheat, Spring Rye
and Spelt.
'Phone No. 71. Residence, No. 93.
F. M. WALLACE
DRAY LINE
Moving Household Furniture
and Trunks a specialty . ,
Phone No, 1 Young's grocer), Alliance.
Checkered
LIVERY AND
FEED BARN
JAMES KEELER, . Proprietor.
UBogue Store
WINNER"
Necessity.
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Liverpool, London uinl tilobe Ins. Co.
Cii-rimui American Ins. Co., Now York,
l'iirmers and MorclnmiH Ius. Co., Lincoln.
Columbia Plro (nsurnuco Company.
Philadelphia Underwriters.
Phoenix Int. Co., Hartford, Conn.
Office Cp-Stnlrs.Flctchcr lllock.
HEN YOU GO TO LEAVE TOWN, don't worrj
about what to do with your Household Goods
6. A. Miller will take charge of them; store then
in a nice, dry. nnd cool place and pack and shij
them wherever desired. Charges reasonable
line in the city.
S. A, Miller.
ZBINDEN BROS,,
.DEALERS IN.
Flour Feed.
44 Home
Comfort"
Flour
Is Our Leader. Try It....
PHONE 105.
WEST SIDE MAIN
STHEET.. .
W.S. ACHESON
Hardware
d Plumbing;
Windmills and
Pumps
Tin shop in connection.
Opera House Block
Phone 98 ALLIANCE
ORIGINAL OF "PARADI8E LOST."
Manuscript to Be Auctioned In Eng
land In March.
' Ono 't'thc moat viiuablo literary
relics In England Is to bo auctioned
oft at Suthcbyn In Marcb, unless It
can be secured duriug tho Interval for
either the British MtiBcum or tho
Cadlolan Library. This Is tho orlglnnl
Ynanuscrlpt of tlio first book of Mil
ton's "Paradise Lout." In eighteen
small quarto leavoH. As Uie poet had
boen blind for fourteen years whon.
tho epic was completed for the printer
not a stroke fro;a these closely writ
ten pages was from" his hand, and the
tamlllar tradition that ho dictated tho
poem to ono of his daughters Is not
confirmed by the ponmanshlp, which
Is mnsculine in character. Tho alter
native theory that the amanuensis
was Milton's nephew, Edward Phil
lips, Is hardly tenable, slnco the fact
is not mentioned In tho llttlo volume
of memoirs published by him In 1G94.
If Phillips had taken down the poem
line by line he would probably have
claimed the credit for It, as well as
for suggesting Iterations whero tho
verse's needed mending. While the
Identity of tho amanuenBls Is a mys
tery, It cannot be doubted that this Is
tho original copy filed at Stationers'
Hall In 10G7, and assigned to Samuel
Simmons (or Symonds) "In consider
ation of tho sum of 5 In hand paid."
Another payment pf 5 was made for
n second edition, nnd Milton's widow
assigned nil her rights after his doath
for an additional sum of 8. Tho
copyright was sold by tho printer to
Brnlmzon Aylmer, n bookseller, who
subsequently transferred It to Jacob
Tonson, and three generations of
TonBons prlntod numerous editions of
"Paradise Lost," and wore enabled by
profits In trade to buy an estate In
Hertfordshire. The manuscript was
preserved In tho Tonson family an
tho proof of tholr right to publish as
many editions of tho poem as they
plensnd, and it is now In tho posses
sion of William Robert Baker, a great
grandson of Mary Tonson.
The Scotch Sabbath.
The earl of Aberdeen recently had
a practical experience of tho grim
observance of the Sabbath in Scot
land. Ho arrived In Edinburgh from
London at 7:0 In tho morning. Thero
was uot a Blngle public conveyance in
tho station, and, leaving his valet In
chargo of tho luggage, his lordship
wandered out In tho raw, cold weath
er, and walked along Princes street
In search of a cab, but to his dismay
every cabman wns keeping tho Sab
bath. Afterwards his lordship met a
milkman, delivering milk in a sldo
street. A bargain wns struck, his
lordship got into tho milk van, was
driven back to the station, where his
luggage was put Into the vohlcle, and
then ho rodo in triumph to his club.
A Few LeTt.
After tho Hon. Cave Johnson had
served his long and brilliant career in
Congress and had retired to tho quiet
of private life, ho onco stepped into
tho ofllce of his nephew, Robert John
son, then a young lawyer of much
promise, and finding tho young man
engaged in writing with a gold pen
had occasion to remark upon tho ox
travaganco of the rising generation.
"Why Is It," ho asked, "that' every
young man now has his gold pen,
while, those of my day were content
to use their gooso-qullls?"
"I suppose," replied Robert, In tho
most Innocent manner possible, "It 13
becauso thero were moro geeso when
you wore a young man."
The Lord's Service.
Forth In Thy name. O Lord, I go,
My dally labor to pursuu;
Thee, only Thee, resolved ta know,
In all I think, or speak, or do.
The task Thy wlMlom hath nssirned
O, let me cheerfully fulfill:
In nil my works Thy presence nnd.
And prove Thy good and perfect will.
Tlife may I set at my right hand,
V hose eyes my Inmost nupstnnco seat
And Kbor on nt Thy command,
And offer all my worka to Thee.
GIvb me to bear Thy easy yoke.
And every moment watch and pray;
And Btlll tho things eternnl look,
And hasten to Thy iilorlous Day,
Fain would I still for Tr.e emuoy
Whate'er Thy bounteous grace nath
given;
Would run my course with even Joy,
And closely walk with Thee to Heaven.
Charles Wealoy.
Sad News for Gum Chcwers.
The saddest news that has coma out
of Maine in a long time is that the
spruce gum crop is short. This means
that chewing gum will cost more this
year, or gum chewers will got less for
their monoy. Most of tho gum put up
by tho great chewing gum concerns
comes from the spruce treed cf Malno.
and tho shortnoss of the crop there
fore is of direct 'nterest to every
messenger boy, typewriter girl, sales
woman and cash girl who has tho
gum-chowlng habit.
Underground Pollpemen.
Since the opening of tho lx)ndon
"Twopenny Tube" thero are In the
city police force Ft me constables who
havo to perform 1 10 whole of their
duties Underground. Their duty Is to
patrol the footways and staircases of
the Bank statlou to prevent any
breach of the peace, Just as constables
in tho ordinary way patrol the streets
above. They go-on duty and are re
lieved at the same hours as their
brother officers.
Makes Railway Record.
The London & Northwestern rail
way company has established a record
railway run. The American boat ex
press, which usually runs from Liver
pool to Easton without stop, was pull
ed up at Crewe. Tho Journey from
Crowe to London, 1581& miles, was
done in exactly as many minutes, not
withstanding that on two occasions
speed was reduced to almost walking
pace. 1
Yellowstone fleara Are Tarn.
Numbers ot bears congregatt
around tho .dump back ot the Canyon
hotel Ju tho grand canyon of the Ye
lowBtone. Tl.xy rr ittlinued nt tli
oresenfie of r r'o i.nd are tu'rl
tame, atthoauii .her retrrat whn any
ono offors to himii t.rw One mv
carried a tin cai fr -.t tho dump M
his foot for ever l-vo moU:K. Ther
ro probably tbgilrtf'l!i yl nean li
Yellowstone park, as if.u toviu:iio'i
prohibits liuntl. g.
Kaiser is a U' g-tv tljnter.
Th German emii'.o: but JUst cele
ltfxe,. the thirtieth unnvrtsary of his
carec ai a sportsman. Gcany being
the ('.t.hIo land of statlnMcs, it- Is
soar-. ' etWrrHng that an(,csact rac
jnl - icrhl I ave been kfjjt 0; h' ma
Jest'. "tjgb." It Is annouti" I. or
the ulsIb of ofllclnl Hgurcs. tftui Int'
Jie started ehqotlnp and nunt'OR :nirty
yearB ago tht emperer has accounted
for no lass titan 41,! 43 hej.' of ganio
InvKjticn From. Dri Man.
A resident of Waltnamstow, Essex,
CrglnnV, had rather a ' ad shock the
othor evening. Ko rei.clved a letter
the address of wlirft was In the
handwriting o'f a frjU who had been
dead six months. Upon opening the
missive he foiu-.d It to be an" Invita
tion to lunch. Tho letter had been
rearly a year In transit.
More Arbitration.
The world's arbitration tribunal,
which lias Just settled a dispute be
tween the United States and Mexico,
has anoHier quctt'on to arbitrate, this
time IftWfen J.vn and England, Ger
many and France., over tho rights of
foreigners to hold property in Japan.
It's arbitration t..e v.nild over".
Last Shalccepcur? Descendant.
A momortal stone, commemorative
of Shakespaare'M granddaughter,
Elizabeth, Barnnra tvlf.o of Sir John
Barnard, has recently been placed In
tho church at Ablngp, Berkshire,
whero she was burled She was the
lagt direct descendant of .fie poet. Her
death occurred In 1"0!).
Possibility cf tlrro-.
On ono occnrilon oltairo spokf
highly of Holier ard l..ea ".s told
he was very inagnar...os VJ .!o so,
as Holler had spoken In quite te con
trary way of him. "Perhaps.'' re
marked Voltaire, reflectively, and affc
cr a pause, "perhaps, wo are Loth
mistaken."
Where He. Slept.
Hoax Punday's- such a glow day.
Why, I was In bed and asleep by 9
o'clock lGst Sunday night. Joax
Huh I I was asleep a (7:45. "','oma off I
You never went to oed that early."
"Oh, no; hut I -vas in church at that
time." Philadelphia Record.
Mucr Campaign Literature.
Postmater Hubbard of Boston fur
nlshs good evidence that tho recent
polIMcal campaign aroused consider-'
able Interest In Massachusetts. Near
ly twice a's much campaign lltoratur
was handled as was ever before
known In his office.
Ho Meant Well.
"This bell," said 0 woii-meanlng sex
ton when showlug vho belfry of an In
teresting village church to a party of
visitors, "Is only ning .n case of a
Are, a ilcod, a vU.fc from tho lord
bishop of the diocese, or any such
cab&nitles."
Possibilities In Advertising.
The man who thinks satisfactory
ads can bo dabbed off in a few min
utes at any time thereby proves that
ho has no comprehension of the Im
men so possibilities of good advertls
ing. Advertising Experience.
Taking No Chances.
Clerk I'm sorry, sir, but I can not
cell you morphine. Homely Customer
Why, do I look like a man who
would kill hlmself7 Clerk I don't
know, but If I looked liko you I
ehould bo tempted.
Old London Bridge.
Old London bridge took tho record
time of thirty-three years to build. It
was begun in 1170 and not comply ted
till 12C9. The present bridge was be
gun in 1C24 and finished in 1831. II
cost $2,500,000.
Want Chamberlain In Australia. .
Mr. Barton, tho premier of tho Aus
tralian commonwealth, will Invite Mr,
Chamberlain, tho colonial secretary,
who Is on his way to South Africa on
a visit, to extend bis tour to Australia.
Work of English Painter.
C. IUcketts is an English painter
who is following the lead of Bocklln
ind Franz Stuck in painting centaurs.
He indulges In Biblical as well aa
classical subjects.
Ancient Coin Found.
A ailner penny minted at Bristol it
tne reign of Edward I. hos just been
unearthed in that city during some ex
cavatlons for a new water main.
Remedy for Whooping Cough.
Baked mouse, It Is alleged, is still
considered a good remedy for whoop
ing cough in some parts of Yorkshire,
England.
Lo-g Race on Stilts.
The longest race over run on stilts
took place from Bordeaux to Bla.mt
u 18U3. The distance is 303 miles.
Saloons Are Plentiful.
Lynn, Norfolk, England, has one
loon for every hundred Inhabitant.
(Time Table
IWMM
Alliance, Nebr.
LINCOLN, DENVER,
OMAHA, HELENA,
CHICAGO, HUTTE,
ST. JOSEPH, SA t-T LAKE CITY
KANSAS CITY, PORTLAND,
ST. LOUIS, SAN FRANCISCO,
Hmt nil points east and all DoInU west nnd
wutli.
Tuains Lbavk as Follow?, Mountain Tinrj
No. 41 Piwungor dally. Deaclwsvl.
IlIIIInK'i. nil points north uinl
west Ii:t0 p.ui.
No. -12 I'nwonger dully, Lincoln,
Onmlm. Clili'uco and all
points ftist 3:l5it.m
No.30J I'n.ssoiiKOr dully, for Ilenrer
Oirden.Hilt Liike, Snn Fran
clsoo and nil Intermedium
rolnts, duutirts nt 3:5):i.w.
assuiieordully from Denver
and nil Intcraicdlutc liolnts,
tirrlvos nt lOMin.m.
No. Y Titidays Tlinr(1ijy, Satur
ilityH, points south ami v,l,
departs 8:00 a.m.
No. 308 Tui'sdnys, Thursday. Satur
days, south and wen, urrlvds.OiC'iiJ. in.
Sleeping, dlnliur and reclining chair cars
(oi'ats free) on throm;li trains. Tickets told
and hairwiffn cliocl:ed to any point in tins
United Stulus or Canada. For infunimtlon.
tine tallies anil tickets call on or write
U a. Saok, Agent, ur I W. AV-AKKlky, Ucn
era! l'nnfengr Ago a. Uoialin. Nebraska.
OFflcfALWECTORY.
STATE OrriOEllri.
Hon. John II. Sllcltey Governor.
Hon. K. 11. Mi-lilltoii.-Lieutenant Governor.
Hon. A. (Suluslia-Scoretury of Htalo,
Hon K. MSourie, Jr. Auditor.
Hon. I'eter Mortullsen Treasurer.
Hon. .1. L. Mcltrlon Sniit. Public Instruction.
Hon. Norrls llrnwn Attorney General.
Hon.lt. SI. Itatun-t'onVr Public Lauds and
llulldinps.
Hon, Harry Lindsay tnta Librarian.
co so lines
lion. J H. JIlllard-L'. S. Senate.
Hon. K. J.Jiurkott C S.Mniato.
Hon. M.P. Ktnkald -CunKruvttnan SUUbDlst.
District.
srrr.EJir. cotniT.
Hon S. A. IloloombOhlff Justice.
Hon. Samuel 11. Sedsuwiek Associate Justice.
lion. John II. Jiaruus Asioeinto .litMlce.
I.EUML.VTIIIIB.
Hon. I. 51. Curry UeprusenuitlveMrd Dlst.
Hon. Uliup. P. Jlroseo Senator Htli l)bt.
t'. s. land omen.
Jlrtli'o Wllcov Keclstcr,
AV K. AUir-s- Recover.
.1. 1LH. Henett-CIerk. t
l)IKTHlCT.IUlKlt:S liTU MSTMGT.
Hon. W. II. Westover Itushvllte.
Jloit. J. J. JlarrliiRtoii O'Neill.
. COUNTTOKrirEUH, 110X1IUTTE COUNTY.
S. 51, Sniyser County Clerk, Hecorder, and
Clerk blhtrlct Court
O. V. llrennau- Treasurer.
Ira Ilcod -Hliorlff. '
D. K, toaclit- County Jude.
lasira A. lliittln -Mipt. Public Instruction.
William .Mitchell County Attorney.
J. P. Hazard Conntj Surveyor. '
A. S. Heed -Af.swsor.
G. V. Lner CommlssloneivClmlrnian.
Frank Calm- Commissioner.
J,. K. Smith Commissioner.
II. II. llellwotd, 51. 1). Comity Physician,
Dr. J, K. Wool o Coroner.
crrr omenus
Louis Ilueehseiititein Mayor.
l"ied W. Harris - Ity Clerk.
Mike Shav-Chlof of Police.
'W. 8. llldj,'ellPolieii Judge,
It. C. Xoiernan Cltv Attorney.
Dr. II. II. HelluoiKl-Physlclau.
V. M. Iviifcht- City Treasury
L-r and Wutor
commissioner. ,
COC.NC1I.1IKN.
Fred Mollrlni; 1. ..,,,. ,Vnr(1
S. A. Franklin t ' ,rtt ""
H. K. Miu'Cruy 1 o,...,.,,,! wti-,1
Mahlou.loder , S-louU .Ird.
Fred Iliuiinan Chief Flro Department.
Prof. W. 11, Halt Sup't. City hchools.
ciirnriiEH
CATHOLIC- llcKiilur Sunday survIces-7:30 a
in:, 10u. nv, II u. m.,catcclilHm for country
children; 7 p. 111 . catechism; 7:: p. m.,
ld-nedli-tloii, Instruction.
Week iluys (1-.7). mass, except on 5Ionday
ut 5:30 a. m.: -:oo i. 111.. Satui-davs. cato.
clilsm. l'aiher Julius Do Vos.
MK'L'IIODIST -Hesnlar Sunday sorvlce-11 a.
in.; b p. in.; Sunday school 10 11. m.;
Junior l,eui,'uo2:iap. in.; Epworttt Isruo
7 p. 111.; Player miictuik' Thursdays,
7:30 p. m. itev. C. W. Kay, Pastor.
FIRST PHESHYTKHIAN-Uetfular Sunday
service 11 a. m.; S p. nf. ; Sunday school
Id 11. m ; CliilHtlau Endeavor 7:15 p. ni.
r.. P. v. Hocue, Pastor.
UN ITCI) PHlCSUYTKHIAN-RpHUlar Sunday
service-11 a. in. 8 p.m.; Sunday school
10n. m.; Y. P. C. U. 7:15 p. ni. ICov. 5IcCon
nell, Pastor.
JUimST- lteular Sunday t-rvlco-ll a. m.;
k p. ni.; Minday school 10 a. m. ; Yoiiok
People's uieutliiK 7:15. Prayer meelin
Thursday, S p, ni, liuv, li. C. JetTers,
Pascor.
OEHMAN LUTH Ell AN-Ueifular Sunday (er
vlce 11 a. in j Sunday school 10 u. m.;
Evening services twice each mouth. Rev.
Otto lloehrii;. Pastor.
Al.r.IANCt: SECHET SOCIETIES.
EASTERN STAR-lst and 3rd Tuesday
ulKlitx. Mrs Anna Davit), Worthy Matron
REHECOAS -Slid and -Jth Friday nlKhts.
- MmGeoLcldy, NG
DKGREK OP UO.VOIt-ist und 3rtl 5Ionday
nllits. JIrs A JJ Reynoldh. C H
ROYAL NKiailHORP-2nd and Mi AVednes-
day nights. 5Irs U N Hooklns, Oracle
L O T M 2nd nnd Uh Monday nlKhts. Mrs
U II Rocky
LADIES AUXILIARY II of It T 2nd and 4th
Thursdays i! i in 5Irs U N Ilosklns
MIstreBH
LADIES AUXILIARY II of L E-lst and 3rd
Thursdays 2 p in 5Irs It L Ilanla, Presi
dent LADIES AUXILIARY H of L F-2nd nnd li
Friday 2 l in Mrs W L Austin.
ODD FEI.LOWS-Every Tuesday night. L T
Poole, Nohlo Grand
A F & A M No. 1K3-Thursday on or before
full moon. S A Franklin. V M
HEULAH COMMANDERYNo, 2a. K T-2nd
and 4th Tuesday nights U' E Zollinger.
(' K
R A M No.51-lstniul3rd Monday nights. S
a lruni.iin, n r
A O U W-2nd and 4th 5Ionauy nights, L
Hutchscusteln, Manter Workinuu
5J W A-lst und 3rd Wednesday nights. Ed
gar Martin, V 0
EAULES-2iidnmHth Sundays, 2:30 i m 5V
b Rldgell. W P
IC P-.Ist und 3rd Jioiulay nights, J li Mil
lor, G O
ROYAL IIIOHLANDtlRS-Every Tuesday
night. R C Strung, 1 1
11 of L E 1st and 3rd Wednesday 2 n m S A
Franklin, OK
It of li r-Erury Filday night. O W Tlllett,
Muster
O R C Every Tuesday at 2 p in JS An
drews, CC
It of It T-every Thursday night. W A Man
chester, Master
A O O P Alliance linrlior No.42 1st and
3rd Friday nights. D. W. Hayes, Com.
K. C Every 2d week. J. It. Kennedy. Grand
Knight. J. A. Reardon, Fluancial Sec'y.
n. P. O. E.-Every Friday night. Win.
Mitchell. E. II. T. J. O'Keefe. Sec.
Notice of Settlement.
In the State ot Nebraska I
J-ss,
Itox Uutte county. 1
In tho matter of tho estate ot Henry II.
Miller, deceased.
To the creditors, heirs, legatees, and others
Interested In tho eMato ot Henry H. Miller,
deceased:
Take notice, That Annie Lolth has
filed In tho county eourt a report of her doing
as administratrix of said estate, and it
is ordered that tho same stand for
hearlngtho25thdayof August.A. D. lfttt.before
the court at tho hour of 1 o'clock p. m.. ut
which time uny person interested may appear
and exeunt to and contest the same. And
nolico of tills proceeding Is ordered given The
Alliance Herald for two weoks prior to said
day of lieu-Jog. ....
Witness my hand and the seal of the county
court ut Alliance this "lb day of August, A- D.
190S. D. K. .Sl-ACnx,
seal (copj) ai-2 CoudTy Judge.
LEE ACHESON
ALWAYS HANDLES
THE BEST
'FRESH FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
TOR THE
TABLE
IF YOU HAVEN'T TIME
TO CALL at tho STORE
PHONE No. 4.
Ncbraskn Stock Grower s Association.
(Incorporated.)
A.M. Modlsett, president, Rushvlllo; U. M
Hampton, vice-president, Alliance; E. M
Searle Jr., secretary-treasurer, Ogalalla.
Executive committee E. P. 5tyors, Lena;
It. R. Klncald. Hlngham; John. Urennan,
Alliance;.!. It. VanHosklrk, Alliance; E. E.
Lowe, Hjannts; John M. Adams, Potter; U.
M. Allen, Ames; R. LI boo, Lodgepole; Evert
Eldred, Orlando; 15. C. IlarrU, Chadronj L.
W. Hlckell, Kimball; Robert Graham, Al
liance; John Conway, Dunning; .1. II. Cook,
Agate; A. S. Reed. Alliance.
V,. MARIN,
Henilngford,
Neb.
Cattlo branded
flying horseshoe
on light hip, as
Incut. Ilnmo
ranch sec. 25-27-50.
Horsu ranch
in 20-40.
II. A. UILLING,
Hox Hutte, Neb.
Cattlo branded as
I) cut on left hip,
also with tho bar
--over Instead of
under brand.
Also on left
side
R'liclmwU
In township
range 40.
SCIIILLilROS.,
Schlll. Neb.
Cattlo branded
on right thigh or
XV on right
side.
Town ship 27.
range 45,herldan
county.
STORM LAKE HANOI!,
ROI1EUT GRAHAM,
Cleman, Neb.
As In cut on
right or left hip;
loft ear cropped.
Horses branded O
onlcft jaw.
5IOSLER & TULLY,
Jess, Neb.
Stock branded
us shown on cut
on either side.
Alsod-O 011 eith
er side.
Township 20-
and range 43.
CURRAN ItROS,
Canton, Sioux
county, Neb.
(Cross II Cross)
on leftside Also
1 1 1 on left thigh.
Underslopo on
left our.
Horses branded
sameiiRCattlj on
left Jaw und u on
leftKhoulder.
POINT-OF-ROCKS RANCH.
JOHN O'KEEFE Si SONS.
Alliance, Jieb.
Cattlo braudo
OK on left slder
also ok and Ic
on left side.
DR. J. G. BRENIZER
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Pure Scotch and Scotch Topped
SHORTHORN CATTLE
BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA.
Herd headed by CRIMSON SCOTT,
177035. Straight Scotch Breeding.
Herd numbers 90 breeding cows that
weighing 1400 to 1800 pounds, a large
number being pure Scotch, and as good
breeding as was ever brought from Scot
land. Experience has Wught me that for
breeding purposes cattle shipped in are
very little good the first year, their consti-'
tutions must become accustomed to our
high altitude and our grass. Hence ani
mals raised here are preferable. I intend
to raise them here. Good, first class
Nebraska breeders, the equal toanythintr
raised in the U. S. Come and see me.
(20-Cm)
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Second-Hand Furniture
is cheaper than new, and often
just what you want. Or, we will
trade new for second hand goods
any time, and pay highest cash
price for second hand goods,
See W. M. WILSON,
THE SECOND-HAND .MAN.
Phone 200.
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