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PUBLISHED THURSDAYS.
T, J. O'KEEFE Publisher
J. D. KNIEST Associate Editor
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State Ticket.
For Supremo Judge
W. E. HASTINGS, Wilbur.
For Regents
LOUIS LIGHTNER, Platte Co.
D. C. COLE, Polk Co.
For Clerk
For Treasurer.. .
Forjudge '.
For Sheriff
For Coroner.
For Surveyor.
rusion Ticket.
D. K. Spacht
... C. V. Brcnnau
. ... ..W. S. Kldgell
Enoch Hover
Dr. G. W. Mitchell
. . John P. Hazard
For County Commissioner J. v. Christy
Judge Spncht for Clerk.
Among the candidates for county of
(ices this fall, 110110 is more widely
known than Judge D. K. Spacht, the
democratic and people's parties candi
date for county clerk. Mr. Spacht is
exceptionally well qualified for tho po
sition to which he aSpircs and the re
cords of Box Dutto county, in the event
of his election, will bo kept in a condi
tion equal to tho best in tho state. An
other feature that recommends him for
the place is the information ho posses
ses of matter relative to this office. It
is a well known fact that fully one-half
tho records of the county are in his
handwriting and written in smooth,
legible manner. To those having busi
ness nt the clerk's office, Mr. Spacht
would be an accommodating, agrccabU
officer to deal with and no time would
bo lost in gaining desired information.
Everyone who has any knowledgo of
county affairs will readily Jcar us out
in this. A resident of eighteen years in
Box Butto county has made Judge
Spacht ouo of our most substantial
citizens. He is from the Keystone
state and on coming to Nebraska locat
ed at Seward, where ho was employed
in a bank as accountant, again proving
his worth from a cleiical standpoint.
Tim Hkuald therefore takes great
pride in presenting tho name of Judge
Spacht for the office of county clerk,
and docs so on tho merits he has justly
earned. ,w.
His Record as Treasurer.
Tho past two years as county treas
urer has placed Clias. V. Brcnnan be
foro the people of Box Butto count) in
a most favorable light, and tho fact
that tho universal praise lie is receiv
ing lends to this prestige, is sufficient
evidence that he will succeed himself
in tho office. Mr. Brcnnan
won out in the race two years ago over
his competitor by a close margin, which
brought on a contest and after every
step was contested gained possession of
the office. His conduct in the admin
istration thereof has been such that his
re-election is practically assured. And
why should it not bo? Faithful service
for tho whole people is worthy of con
sideration just the same as the good
graces of any other faithful servant.
Box Butte county never had a more
competent and obliging official than
Charlie Brcnnan and one good term
deserves another.
Tho Treasurership
" Alex. Mulrhead had u majority for county
treasurer two years hko, but a contest una
.liicstlonablo proceeding ousted him. Tar us
illi'Pil votes were concerned, nobody doubts
but whut nine out ot ten wero ucalnst Alex.,
(or be never entered to such un element, nnd
never will. He was defrauded of his
rights twi yeurs ago, now let's vindicate the
man. lie was defeated In the content
proceedings and nianlpulntloa of the tail lots,
which were In possession of the fuslou rlns.
The best Informed people of this county have
always held that ho was rightfully elected and
defrauded of the place."
Such slush as the above extracts will not
go down with the intelligent voters of Box
Butte county. It will be remembered
that no contest was instituted on the
grounds of illegal ballots but for a recount.
The case was gone over thoroughly, Mr.
Mulrhead being represented by able coun
sel, and after every ballot was counted it
was found that each candidate had an
equal number. District Judge Westover
decided that lots should be cast to decide
who should be declared elected and he ac
cordingly prepared, in open court, two
envelopes, one of which contained a slip
on which was written the word "County
Treasurer" and the other contained a blank
slip. Mr. Mulrhead was then given the
first chance to draw and he drew the blank.
Had Mr. Muirhead been the successful
one neither Mr. Brennan nor his friends
would now be howling "questionable
methods'' or that he should be "vindi
cated", etc.
The ballots were not in the possession of
the "fusion ring" nor any other ring but
were properly cared for by County Clerk
Smyser and the Times man should be
careful about making such insinuations.
Tub Herald is of the opinion that if
Mr. Mujrhead believed he was entitled to
the office he would have carried the case
to the supreme court and we also believe
that he possesses too much manhood to ap
prove of such bosh as appears in the re
publican organ in connection with the
county treasurership. It is certain that
tne "well informed" people of the county
do not.
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SCHOOL NOTES J
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Carl Mallery is on the sick list this week,
suffering from a bad cold.
Misses Anna Reck and Ada Simpson
were high school visitors last Thursday
afternoon.
All pupils intending to enter the declam
atory contest, must report their selections
by to-morrow evening. Many able speak
ers are intending to enter the contest this
year, and it is expected that this will bo
one of the best contests ever held in this
city.
Last Thursday evening when the Ifigh
school foot-ball team was practicing Urb
han Zediker was tripped by a small boy,
causing him to fall and fractnre three fin
gers on his right hand. The small children
should be kept away from the grounds of
the larger boys.
Prof. T. M. Hodgeman, state inspector
of accredited high schools, Spent all of
Tuesday afternoon, visiting tho high school
and inspected the work of the different
classes. During the last half hour of tho
afternoon session, he gave a very interest
ing and profitable talk to the pupils, mak
ing a very marked Impression on tho stud
ent body, in his anneal for a higher educa
tion. .Among other things he stated that
the lazy pupil has no place in the univer
sity : that lack of money does not bar one
from completing a college course ; that ho
was addressing an accredited school, and
that out of the one hundred and twenty-five
accrcdiled high schools in this state, there
are every year at least three thousand stu
dents who enter upon a college course,
while out of the four hundred and twenty
five schools not accredited, only about five
hundred seek a higher education. Mr.
Hodgeman also warned the students against
some of tho pitfalls incidental to college
life, when one is "his own boss." From
the rapt attention given Prof. Hodgeman,
1t is safe to assume that every student will
look forward with pleasurable anticipation
to another visit from tho Inspector.
Tho following program will bo given by
the Delphian society Friday afternoon.
1 nstrumotitnl solo . . . Jean T.urnvea
Hecltlitlon. .... , Allco Acliuson
Instrumental solo ltobt. lteridish
Ijtitln rccltutlon Tories lleiich
Oiiltar solo Ltiln Mel'ull
Class prophecy Hti7el Hock
Voenlwilo Marlon LoNpolch
Iterltiitlon. . i Ilnrold Marsh
nini,.,.,.,. t Iwjln Worloy. Lillian Wllney.
DlnlOKiln .. ..J0i McDonald, Trunk Itumer
Short story llesslo Graham
Vocal solo ...Ethel l'rlz
Kceltiitlon Kilnbetli Clark
Current liionis Hernleo Laravvn
Instrumental solo Irene Holm
l'ajK-r HayOlapp. Claude McDonald
Mediation.... Moyd Jnhnnon
Instrumental solo Mamie Spacht
Oratnrcnl lecllntl n I-eo fhwyo
Vocalduot, Amanda, lAilicrum.Kimnu Covnlt
I lCimna Oornlt, James Hewitt
l'aiitomlue Fied Hudli'y.vlncentTnylor
(John IJeucli. Willie Graham
Ilecltutlon ... Clara Mowhlrtor
Heading Hoy Spacht
Instrumental hnlo .Marie Moshcr
Chronicles Edna ilcnedlct, i,bvlo 1'hllllps
lli'citutioti , Waller Ilui-clmonstelii
Instrumental solo JennHuRtiu
Heelt ntlnn Nina Nation
Conundrums Flossie Davison
Orchestra.
The lecture course to bo given this
winter under the management of the
Epworth League, is one of the best
ever given in this city; the course has
five numbers and the price of season
tickets will he $1.50, single tickets 50
cents. Here is an opportunity to as
sist in giving the people something that
is first-class and instructive. Marvin
Williams, cntcrtaiucr,is the first speak
er, and this will bo a picnic of delight,
for lie is one of the strongest humorists
on the platform. ' At the opera house
Wednesday night, Oct. 25. Tickets on
sale and scats reserved at Holsten's.
Tho annual Harvest Home supper
and sale given by the iadios of the
Baptist church, will be hold this year
iu the council chamber of the city hall
next Tuesday evening, October 24,
from 5 o'clock on to the limit of patron
age. Articles offered for sale will be
for domestic use. Supper will include
chicken pie at 25 cents. The public
patronage is solicited.
JWvX,
l.cRnl Notices.
LAKESIDE LIGHTS.
IN TDK DISTRICT COtfllT OV HOX HUTTE
COUNTY, NE1IKASKA.
l'ctor Nelson, plaintiff, vs 1 Notlco to non-res-
A. K, Uckerson, uorenuant ( idem defendant
To A. 12. Ockerson, miii-res'dent defendant:
You are hereby not Mod that oil the 1Kb day
of Octolier, iwn. IVter Nelson lllcd a petition
against you in thiulUtrlct court of Hox liutte
county, Nebraska, In a case pending In said
court, wherein said l'eter Nelson Is plnlntllT.
and you arc defendant, tho object anil prayer
ot which said petition Is to hare 11 certain
sheriff's deed, oxis-uusl and delivered to you
on the lPth day of l'obruary, 1003, by Ira Heed,
sheriff of Ilex Hutte ronnty. Nebraska, for tho
northeast quarter of section 33, In township 25,
of Hunger, In llox liutte comity, Nebrasku,
Hotusido and declared null and void, and of
no forco and effect, and that the cloud on
plaintiff's title to said land, caused thereby,
may bo removed, and for mieh other and fur
ther relief ns may bo Just and coultablo. You
nro required to answer wild petition on or be
fore Monday, tho27th day of November. 1H05.
WILLIAn MITCHELL
ATTORNEY
AT LtW.
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
BOYD & BARKER,
sVtloriieyts at Ltrvv ..
ALLIANCE, KEDRASKA.
Collections given Prompt Attention.
SMITH P. TDTTLE.
inA e. ta n.
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE,
North Main St., ALLIANCE. NE11
U
I'ktkii N'ki.soS. trfalntlff.
Hy W. Mitchell, his attorney
Sale of .Minors' Land by Gunrdlnti.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of 11
license Issued nt clinmhorfs by one of the
bulges of tho Fifteenth Judicial District of
Nebraska in and for llox liutte county, to mn
granted, I, Charles M. Lotspelcb. guardian of
Hay l'owles, Ernest l'owles. Eden l'owles,
Omit I'owios and Merltt Palmer I'onlcs.
minors, will xell for cash, at public auction,
on Monday.tlio 2ot.li day of Novoinber.A.D.itKO.
nt 10 o'clock a. tn. at the m est front door of
tho court bonseln Alliance, llox liutte count).
Nebraska, thefollowlug real estate situated
In wild llox liutte county, the laud of said
minors, to-wlt; An undivided onc-Qfth in
terest IntheH't NK'i and N'l HE'f Bee. 31,
Tp. 'JO N. It. 60 W. nnd lots 7 and 8 In block 0,
Johnston's addition to Alliance.
CltAllLRS M. Lotsps-ich,
Guardian for Hay l'owles. Ernest l'owles.
'Eden l'owles, Opal l'owles and Merrltt
Palmer l'owles.
Dated Oct. 10. 1W3. 44
J. E. MOORE, M. D.
ri.irrciinK iilock,
ALLIANCE, NEIL
Calls answered, from olllco day or night.
Telephone No. 02,
DRTEoTiANiL
II O M V.
V II Y S I C I V N
Ol'ATIUC
AND SURGE O N
Formerly Intcrno Homeopathic Hos
pital University ot Iowa.
Phono 251. Office over Allianco Shoe Store.
Night calls answered from office.
H. H. BELLWOOD
F. E. CLOUGH
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Ilolstcn Hulldlng, - ALLIAN0E, NKB
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON.
Special Salesmen in
R, E. ROGERS. J. D. DLANCHARD.
Each Department.
K. R. DRYSOK
A. E. ROGERS
You
WE AGAIN CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
OMAHA LIYE STOCK COMMISSION
CO.
We handle all kinds of stock. Write for our Market Letter '
and call when you are at the yards.
Omaha Live Stock Commission Co.
f. II. I1LANCIIAUD. I'rcs. nnd .Manager.
Hcfereuccs' I
Any Hank or Mercantile Agency, f
Iames C. Dahi.man,
Pres. and' Mgr. Ed.
J. W. Griddle, bec'y and Treas.
Caiiow, Vice-Pres.
The American
Commission Company
Live Stock Salesmen.
J. A. Crowtlier and Elvere Thompson
went to Omaha with cattle Monday even
ing. Autumn winds and northeast zephyrs aro
reminding us of tne summer days that aro
not.
Rev, Lyons, who has been enjoying (?)
poor health for some time, mado his first
trip outside of Lakeside since conference,
to Ellsworth last Sunday.
Rev, Lyons anticipates making a trip to
Luella early this week, and will preach
there Sunday morning, Oct. 22, at n a.m.
and at Lakeside Sunday evening.
C. D. Hancock has finally completed his
work In the hay fields, and returned to
town, We are glad to sec the long absent
family return to their old haunts.
il. J, Thompson and family expect to re
turn from the hay field some time this
seek. They have been continuously in
the field since the first week of August.
C. C. Joy of Jess, Neb., was among the
ranchmen to ship cattle for Omaha Mon
day market, shipping twelve cars. Mr,
Joy and two sons went with the shipment.
Amidst the cattle shipping, tho building
among ranchmen, and fencing and other
freighting, including the necessaries of life
Lakeside is becoming quite a business
centre.
Rev. James 13. Brown, a former resident
ot Lakeside, but now of Pawnee City, Neb.
was a guest at the M. E. parsonage last
Sunday, and preached to a very apprecia
tive audience Sunday evening in place of
Rev, Lyons.
The first quarterly conference of this
conference year, for Lakeside circuit will
be held at Lakeside Saturday, Oct. 28,
1905. Elder D. J. Clark will preside, and
on Sunday morning will preach and ad
minister the sacrament of the Lord's Sup
per. Miss McDugle has received consent of
the school board to teach the gth grade in
our school, and books have been ordered
accordingly. We are glad that this grade
can be taught in our school, as it will mean
several scholars to attend, who would oth
erwise feel compelled to go from home to
get the grade for which they were qualified,
PLEASANT VALLEY.
Divorce Notice.
In the district conrt of llox liutte county,
Nebraska.
Alpha M. Jloore, plaintiff
vs.
Thompson K. Moore, defendant
To Thompson E Moore, uou-resldent
You are hereby notified that on tho 12th day
of October, Wittj, Abulia M. Moore Hied a peti
tion asalust you In tho district court of
llox Ilutlo county, Nebraska, tho ob
ject and prujerof which aro to nbtntu a dl
.vorce from you on the ground that youhnvo
been cuilty of extreme cruelty toward this
plaintiff, nnd that you havo failed andneKlcct
ed to provide forsupport of this plnlntlll', and
for tho custody and earn of tho child. Sylvia
May Moore, child of plulntllf and defendant.
You aro required to answer said petition on
or boforo Alouday, the S7lli day of November,
lWj.
ALPHA M. MOOItn. Plaintiff.
lly William Mitchell, her Attorney, 41(1
Sheriffs Sole.
No. 1G4I.
Hy vlrtc of an order of s lie Issued by the
cleric of tho district court of llox liutu coun
ty, Nebraska, upon a dooreo rendered by Mild
court Iu favor of C l Steveiu, plaintiff,
and tlie Oirard Trust Company, trustee,
cross petitioner, and aj-alust Alexander
II. Itoss, uiid others, defendants, 1
will on tbu '.'0th day of November,
A. 1). 11K). at 10 o'clock a. m. 011 said day. at
the west front door of tho court house In Alll
uuco. In said county, sell the following de
scribed real estate, to-vlt:
Northeast quarter, section t), township 21,
north ranco 47, west 0th P.M., In Box Hutte
County, Nebraska, at public auction to tho
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said order
of bulo .In the sum ot $ 743." and interest,
costs and accruing costs, subject to all unpaid
taxes.
IRA KEKU,
'Sheriff of said county.
Wm. Mitciiem
Attorney for plaintiff,
lioyd & Harker. Petitioner. 4t-5
Office in first National Hank block. All!
anco Nebraska.
DR. G. W. MTCHELL,
Physician ano Surgeon Day and nightcalls.
Olllco over Uoguo Store. Phono 150.
frEy&alfe
OSTEOPATHIC
' PHYSICIANS.
018 IlOX HUTTK AVENUE.
Phone 25S,
Calls answered iu town or country.
Guy Lockwood
GRADUATE CHICAGO SCHOOL OK
EM11ALMING -
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Phones Office 214. Res 205
Expert Lndy
Attcndnnt.. AlllQIlGG, Nelj.
DIRECTORS:
James C. Dahlman.
1
Ed. Cahow.
V
J.'M. Humphrey.
Capital, $100,000.
So. Omaha & Chicago
Ed. Caiiow,
Cattle Sa'lesmau.
Theo. Tillotson,
Ass. Cattle Salesman
Jim Clarey, v
Hog Salesman.
Martin Collerton,
Sheep Salesman.
Buy Feeders on Orders, Both-Cattle and Sheep
FRED BRENNAN
Geo. Sutton sold more fat cattle Satur
day and drove them to Alliance.
Clarence Gulick sold his interest in the
restaurant to John Derr and is out in
Pleasant Valley digging his potatoes.
Pleasant Valley is blessed with threshing
machines, three being within two miles of
each other, Benjamin's, Kohrman Bros,
and Dilling Bros, Dillings' have attached
a new blower, feeder and weigher to their
machine and they work fine.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wescott celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary last
Saturday, but owing to the storm there
were only a few out. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Al Wiker, Mr. and Mrs. W,
Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Watson, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Russle, Mrs. Wm.Fraiier,
Mrs. Geo. Sutton, Mrs. Herman Frazier
Mr. and Mrs. C O. Gulick, Judge D. K.
Spacht and Judge W. S. Ridgell. All
present pronounced it a very enjoyable
affair. Mr. and Mrs. Wescott received
many handsome and valuable presents.
Blake, a switchman in the yards,
was arrested fiere by Marshal Shay last
Thursday for obtaining money under
false pretenses in Montana and a sheriff
wired to arrest him. Blake vas taken
back yesterday to the scene of his re
cent misdeeds.
Sheriffs Ssilc.
No 15hS.
lly vlrtuo of an order of sale issued by tho
clerk of tlm district court of Hox Hutte coun
ty, Nebrasku, upon u decree rendered by said
court hi favor of O Irani Trust Co., plain
tiff, and against John Honomichloand others,
defendants, I will offer on tho .Vth day of
Nov., A. D. 11)03, ut lu o'clock a. ui. on said
day, at tho west front door of the court
house In Alliance, In said county, sell the
following described real estate, to-wlt:
Southwest quarter, section 4, township 27,
north range &, west Uth P. M., In Hox liutte
county, Nebrasku, ut public auction to tho
highest btddor forcush, to satisfy Said order of
sale. Iu the sum of COT.IH). and interest, costs
and accruing costs subject to all unpaid taxes.
1HAHEED.
Shell 11 1 said County
1K)YU K llAHKElt,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 44-5
Sheriff Sale.
No. 15P1.
Ilv virtue of tin order nf sain lnil liv tlm
clerk of the district court of Box liutte coun
ty, Nebraska, upon a decree rendered by said
court In favor of JutneaPotmesll, plaintiff, and
aKaliist Hannah Mattsoa, defendant, I will, on
uie zoin uay or roveuioer, A. JJ. lflOj, at 10
o'clock a. ui., on said day, at the west front
dottr of the court bouso in Alliance, In said
crunty, sell the following described real es
tate, to-wit:
Southwest quarter, section P, township 28,
north range 4, west 0th P.M., in Hox liutte
county, Nebraska, at public auctlcu to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy aald order
of sale, In the sum of f5io.20 and Interest,
costs and accruing costs, subject to all unpaid
taxes.
IHA REED.
Sheriff of said county.
W. M. IODESCK,
Attorney for plaintiff. 44-3
Plumbing, Steam and hot water
Heating.
'Phone, No. 356. ALLIANCE, NEB.
F. 1YI. WALLACE
DRAY LINE
Moying Household Furniture
and Trunks a specialty . .
Phone No, 1 Young's grocery, Alliance.
For an Artistic Hair Cut
and Smooth Shave
PATRONIZE
W. C. MOUNTS'
3-Chair Barber Shop
and Bath Rooms
Box Butte avenue
Checkered
LIVERY AND
FEED BARN
JAMES KEELER. . Proprietor.
South Omaha, Nebraska.
ROSENBAUn BROS. & Co.
(incorporated)
live soc:
Commission Merchants
South Omaha, Nebr.
UNION STOCK YARDS
Chicago, Illinois. Sioux City, Iowa. '
W. H. Dudley,
T. D. PCRRINE,
Cattle Salesmen
W. F. King,
Allen Dudley,
Office
Jno,
Scott Harrell,
Hog Salesman.
Ross, Jr., Sheep Salesman.
Hllen Rubles &.'Go.
LIVE STOCK
ConmssiON Merchants
ROOM 237 NEW EXCHANGE BLD'G
SOUTH OMAHA, - NEBRASKA.
Telephone 132 So. Omaha. Telephone 302 Co. Bluffs.
'- ESTABLISHED IN 1 867 :
WOOD BROS.
Live Stock Commission Merchants
SOUTH OriAHA, NEB.
A1SO IsIllCagO, 111. we nave a special salesman in
. ,. . departwent who is ably assisted by
SlOUX City, IOWa corps of yardmen.
We willbe more than pleased to send free masket reports
to all desiring them.
every
a full
.Sheriffs Sale
No. 1599
lly vlrtuo ot on order ot sale Issued by the
clerk ot the district court of Uox liutte coun
ty, Nebraska, upon a decree rendered by bald
court In favor of C. C. Htovens. plaintiff, and
against Carsten HennliiKs. and others, defend
ants, I will, on the 20th day of November A. D.
1P03, at 10 o clock, a.m. on satd day, at the west
front door of the court Iioubo In Alliance, In
bald county, bell the following described real
estate, to-wlt:
Southwest quarter, section 23, township 25,
north range 52, west 0th I. M 111 Hox liutte
county, Nebraska, at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said order of
sale, In the sum ot $45. Of and Interest, costs
and accruing costs subject to all nnpald taxes.
IKA HERD.
Sheriff of satd county.
Wm. Mitchell
Attorney for plaintiff. 43-5
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in. rcrtEA-Miflrt,
DH1TTIST
In Alliance 10-30 of every month.
Office over Norton's , , .
'Phone 391,
Wm. James,
Exclusive
Dealer in
COAL &
... WOOD
'Phone
No. S.
Alliance,
Nebraska.
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Sheriffs Sale.
No. 1560.
lly vlrtuo of an order of salo Issued by the
clerk ot tho district court of Box liutto coun
tyNobraska, upon a decree rendered by said
court in favor of Mary E. Iteed, plaintiff, aud
the Ulrard Trust Company, trustee, cross
petitioner, nnd agulnst the unknown
heirs of Albert llowland, deceased,
and others, defendants, I will, on the
20th day of November, A. D. 1903, at 10
o'clock a.m. on said day.at tho west frontdoor
of tho court house In Alliance, In said county,
sell'tho following described real estate, to-wlt:
Sonthwest quarter, section 25. township 28,
north range 47, west 0 KM, in llox liutto coun
ty, Nebraska, at public auction to tho high
est bidder for cash, to satisfy said order of
sale In the sum of 883.75 and Interest, costs
and, ace ruing costs,isublect to ull unpaid taxes.
IHA KEED,
Sheriff ot said County.
Wm, Mitchell.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Uoyd & Uarker, Cross-petitioners. (1-5
REPRESENTED AT CHICAGO, ILL.
South Omaha
Nebraska
H. E. Tagg,
A. W. Tagg,
Cattle Salesmen,
John Smith,
Sheep Salesman.
G. M. Hamill,
JAS. HlLBURN,
Hog Salesman,
W. B. Tagg,
Secretary
TAGG
BROS.
Live Stock Commission Co.
107-109 Exchange Bldg.
South Omaha, Neb.
234-236 Exchange Bidg.
South St. Joe, Mo.
South St. Joe,
Missouri
H. B. Hamill,
Hog Salesman
and Manager,
M. D. Young,
Cattle Salesman,
J. C. Sager,
Office.
SHIP YOUR LIVE STOCK
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Nye & Buchanan Co.
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