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We have passed over the Ridge-well, and
while Ave, march on to the Hill, well, let
us for Christy sake, Spacht on our hands
and Boyer up the .campaign flag of victory
on Election Day. l . , ,
Mr. Chairman :
Roosevelt is all right,
'and so is 5-22: C ZESEZ&df.
Just buy a sack and, see and the only place
to buy it is at
Lihby's, the Grocer
210 BOX DVTTE AVENVE
, tfy AlalilIITbfi,
Wi;
If You Have
TThe
You ought to.
R. J. Lawrence
'Phone
$
The Palace Meat Market
J-JAVING purchased The Palace Meat
Market, we desire to announce
that we will give patrons the best meats
and prompt attention. The following
CASH prices will be strictly adhered to:
Loin Steak 12c Pork Loin and Steak 15c
Beef Boil 5c Beef Roast 8 and 10c
Sausage 10c per lb., 3 lbs. for 25c
'Phone your orders early. No. 131.
HEATER & PREUSS, Props.
mt.mt
PfWJF 1
We use the olMmh
loaed geauiae OtlcTu
California leather. Very
beat obtainable. Olves
tear, fattfeful service.
Trlnaiacc perfect.
Tbread, Irish Haen.
Workmen, master me
chanics. Made 1h all
styles. Ask your
dealer be fas them.
Staad up for Nebraska.
ENDS OF TRACES STAMPED
BacKstaff Bros. Mf. Co. -
Dray and Transfer Line.
Phone 139.
11U , H ' '
General Manager.
Not Tried
170.
BUCKSTAFF BB HARNESS
IS THE BEST MADE
Lincoln, Nab.
mj
WHEN YOU GO TO LEAVE TOWN, don't worrj
about what to do with your Household Goods.
S. A. Miller will take charge of them; store them
gig in a nice, dry and cool place and pack and ship
them wherever desired. Charges reasonable,
The only spring dray line in the city
S. A. Miller.
HEMINGFORD.
T. L. Harris camo up from Alliance
Tutsdav.
Mrs. Sherwood came up from Alliance
Tuesday.
Dix Kennor is repairing C. J. "Wildy's
spud collar.
Miss Pearl Broshnr of Canton, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs.Emmett Johnson came in from Sioux
county Thursday. 4
Henry Sweety is working for H. R.
Green splitting wood.
Nellie Colvjn is staying with Mrs. Rich
mond and attending school.
John Richmond has been working out in
the country tho last few days.
Grandma Bliss has been quite sick the
past week with heart trouble
Mrs. Rustin came up from Alliancq
Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Marie Hansen is helping Hurdle Bur
leigh in the central office at present.
1'eto Watson, the famous wolf hunter of
Whistle Creek, was injtown Tuesday.
Mr. Hunsaker, the section foreman, and
family, moved to Marsland Wednesday.
Dollie Pierce is now able to attend
school after a week's wrestle with bad cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe are nssisting Mr,
Rosenberger in harvesting his potato crop.
Mrs. C. W. Brown has been quite sick
with tousilitis but is much better at this
writing.
Francis Ryan camo down from Lead
Friday to attend the Advent school south
of town,
James Christy, democratic candidate for
commissioner, was soliciting votes here on
Saturday.
Long time farm loanjs, reasonable interest.
K. L. Pierce, First State Dank, Hem
ingford, Neb.
Mr. Stapes and dauchter. Pearl, came
in from the Ashbrook ranceti Thursday nnd
returned Friday.
Clara Button has been absent from
school the last week on account of the ill
ness of her mother.
Brown Church came up from Ber'ca
Friday and went out to Canton after some
cattle for Ben Johnson,
Alex. Muirhead, republican candidate
for treasurer, went to Alliance Monday to
spend a week or so electioneering.
Johnson Bros, shipped three cars of cattle
and one of horses to Wyman, Iowa. They
intend to return if the weather stays agree
able. Minnie Parker came from King Tuesday
morning and visited with friends Until
Monday when she enrolled at the Advenist
school.
Mrs. B. E. Johnston visited with her
mother, Mrs. McCandless, Wednesday.
Mrs. McCandless has been quite sick with
asthma.
Roscoe Emery, representative of the
Emery Produce Co., of Ottumwa, Iowa,
left Monday, after purchasing several cars
of potatoes.
Mae Enyeart has quit working for N.
Frohnapple to get ready to begin school
next Monday. She will teach the Arm
strong school.
B. U. Shepherd received the sad news
Friday that his mother, who lived in Den
ver, was dying. Mr. Shepherd and wife
left for there the same day.
E. D. Mayhew (the jack of spades), of
Chicago, and Wm. Ewerkamp, represen
tatives of Evers Produce Co., of Quincy,
111., are buying potatoes here at present,
Mr. Condit, who represents the Craig
Burr Mercantile Co., St, Jo., stopped here
Friday to buy potatoes and while here
sold several barrels of apples to merchants
here,,
Mr. Ferguson of St. Paul, Robert Har
vey and N. Frohnapfel were out to the
river the first of the week, hunting ducks,
We hear they got lots of hunting, but no
ducks.
Mrs, Baldwin and neice Nora Stone,
came down from Belmont last week. Mrs.
Baldwin will run a boarding house at the
Advent settlement and Nora will attend
school.
Mr. John Caha and wife came in Satur
day to see Dr. Eikner about a sore in Mrs,
Caha's ear. It has been bothering her for
about two weeks, but is not thought to be
serious.
Wanted. Fifty head of cattle to winter
at the Hatch ranch, 12 miles northwest of
Hemingford ; good range and plenty of
feed. Inquire of me at my ranch, or of K.
L. Pierce. E. G. Rowland. 44-4
Tuesday was Halloween and quite an
enjoyable time was spent by some of the
young folks around town. No damage was
done, but there was enough mischief to
show that they had a good time.
Mrs. H, R. Green and family arrived
from their eastern trip Thursday. They
were gone about a month, and while awav
visited Mr. Green's old home in Vermont.
They report a very pleasant time.
O. W. Johnson, B. E. Johnson, L. Nee-
land, T. Neeland, Geo. L. Taylor and C.
E. Wiltsey shipped cattle to Omaha Mon
day. Messrs. B. E. Johnson, C. E. Wilt
sey, L. Neeland. E. T. Enyeart and M
Green went with them.
The lecture and magic lantern show giv
en by D. W. Patterson Monday night at
the schoolhouse was in all ways a saccess,
it having been much better than expected.
Nineteen dollars was taken in, one-fourth
of which the school receives for the use of
the building. Mr. Patterson went from
here to Bridgeport, where he was to show
Tuesday night.
For Sale.
A very fine Starck piano, almost new.
Easy terms. We are going to California,
Enquire of Rev. Embree, Hemingford,
Neb.
lakestoeTights.
All Hallowe'en, and some of ourlads are
equal to the occasion.
Miss Aggie Higgins is contemplating a
vieit of uncertain dimensions with an elder
sister at Red Oak, Iowa.
A new baby girl of the regular avoirdu
pois arrived at the home of Ollie Arnold a
lew days since. All parties doing well
Mrs. Ed. Whetstone has so far recover
ed as to be able to go to Alliance, where
she is receiving medical treatment of Dr,
Bowman.
Carpenter Maxwell of Oskosh. is in town
"repairing our breaches. ' Today he was
engaged laying floor in the Stockmen's
Mercantile Co. s store,
Rev. Lyons and family now contemplate
rendering the musical program at Lakeside
on Tuesday evening, Nov. 14, 1905, It
will consist of instrumental solos and duets
trios and quartettes, also male ciuartette
and ladies quartette, Admission will be
by ticket, 25c nnd 15c. Proceeds to be do
voted to repairs on tho parsonage.
In spite of the inclemency of the woath
or Saturday, quite a few of the church of
ficials gathered at the parsonage to attend
to the busiuess of tho first quarterly con
ference. Fresh bcof is beginning to find its way
about our little burg, nnd n full quarter of
the right kind reached tho larder of ye
scribe n few days since and ho is glad In
his heart.
Lakeside is still lingering on tho verge of
darkness. Coal oil for nearly two weeks
enroute from Omaha failed to reach Lake
side. Coal also out from Denver the 18th
inst has not yet arrived. Yo railroad, wo
aro getting cold and sitting in the dark.
Lakeside is to servo a New England sup-
Cor, consisting of gingerbread, Boston
aked beans, sandwiches, pumpkin pie
liko mother used to make tea and coiTcc.
A short program is attached. A special
invitation is extended ye editor and staff.
Elder D. J. Clark with his chorry smllo
visited Lakcsido, Saturday to Monday
morning, preaching twice on Sunday, ad
ministering thtj sacrament of the J Lord's
supper, In the afternoon ha visited tho
home of J. A. Crowlher where ho admin
istered the sacrament nlso to Mr. Crowth
cr's aged mother who was too much indis
posed to attend the service at the school
house. Tho Elder always brings a smile
when he comes to us and we are glad to
have him come.
MARSLAND.
(Too late for last weok.)'
A.
day.
E,
Ilyers loaded a car of hay on Sun-
E. T. Gregg shipped a car of hay on
Tuesday.
Otis Carruthers sold his section of home
stead land west of town to Will Wittowac.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Enyeart of South
Table, were visitors at J. C. Bennett's on
Sunday.
Mrs. Cox and children left on Saturday
night for Kansas City, Mo., to visit rela
tives for six weeks
Messrs Moyer and Wilson of Crawford
were touring the county on Friday looking
up broken connections along the telephone
line. '
Mr. Horacher of Wilber, Neb., arrived
on Thursday, and went out to Mrs. Inger.
strom's, where he has taken work indefin
itely. Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Sullcubergcr went
to Hi'mingford on Saturday night, visiting
till Monday nt the homo of Mrs. A. Sher
wood. Mrs. Sallie Richardson arrived from tho
eastern part of the state recently to visit
for a time with her daughters, Mrs. Jack
son and Mrs. Cox.
A daughter arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. McGoggy on Monday.
Mother and daughter are doing well, and
Mac allows that irrigation has done won
ders for him this season.
Thero was considerable loss of potatoes
resulting from the recent cold snap and
those who lost their spuds are not to be
pitied, with the long beautiful autumn pro
vided by The Controller of the seasons
this work should all have been done.
A sample of Dawes county economy was
displayed at the recent term of court at
Chadron. Attorney A. W. Crltes was em
ployed by the county in a case of supposed
murder, the defendant being an Indian of
Pine Ridge Agency but who was discharg
ed as not guilty. Mr. Critcs put in a claim
of Sioo for attorney's fee, which was cut
in two by the county commissioners. Mr.
Crites sued the county for the remainder
of his fees and the decision was given in
his favor. The suit cast the county $200
we understaud and the full amount claimed
by the plaintiff allowed.
WlLLIAfl MITCHELL
ATTORNEY
AT LW.
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
BOYD & BARKER,
A.ttoxiieyw at Ijivw ..
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA.
Collections given Prompt Attention.
8UITII P. TUTTLK. I It A X. TA U.
TUTTLE & TASH,
ATTORNEYS
AT LAW.
REAL ESTATE.
North Main St., - ALLIANCE. NEB
J. E. MOORE, M. D,
FLETCHER III.OCK,
ALLIANCE, NEIl.
Calls answered from
Telephone No. 62,
oRlco day or night.
DR. GEO. HAND,
HOMEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SUKOEON
Formerly Interne Homeopathic Hos
pital University of Iowa.
Phone 251. Oflice over Alliance Shoe Store.
Night culls answered from office.
H. H. BELLWOOD
F. E. CLOUGH
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Holstcn Building, - ALLIANCE, NEB
L. W. BOWMAN,
PHYSIOIAN AND
SURGEON.
.Office In First National Bank block. All I
ance Nebraska.
DR. G. W. MITCHELL,
Physician ano Surgeon Day and night calls,
Office over Uoguo Btoro, Phone 150.
FREY & BALFE,
OSTEOPATHIC)
PHYSICIANS.
818 I10X BUTTE AVENUE.
, Phone 2M,
Calls answered In town or country,
Ship Your Live Stock to
THUET BROS.
Live stock Commission Merchants
I&STAHXjISI-IICD IIV 18S7 A
SOUTH OMAHA, NEUR.
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
Bnnk References:
Union Slock Yards Nat. So. Omaha
Nat. Live Stock Bank, Chicago.
Live Slock Nat., Sioux City, Iowa.
Stock Yards Nnt., So. St. Paul.
St. Paul Nat. Bank, St. Paul.
Write for our Market Letter
REFERENCES R. G. Dun & Co., Bratlstreet, or Any Bank.
Special Attention Given to Feeder and Stacker Trade.
Spargur, Lindburg & Co.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
Rooms uo-iiz Excjicuigo Building, Telephone 34
C. W. Sparouh, Cattle Salesman, R, D. Roiunson, Hog Salesman.
GnoRon M. Wood, Sheep Salesman, O. 1 Linddukq, Offka,
HOT AIR
From tho right source is appreciated in cold weather by everybody,
When you get your
NEW HEATER,
Tiiis fall, don't fail to get one that will furnish the greatest anount of
HOT AIR
for the smallest amount of fuel.
COLE'S HOT BLAST
and Round Onk Herders are tho kings of hot air and queens of economy
3eAT NEWBERRY'S
Holsten's
High School Tablets
THE LARGEST AND BEST
We give RULERS away
At Holsten's, the Druggist
A WORD WITH YOU
, WOODEN TANKS' AND
sheep Dipping: Vats -cattle
Wo make a superior nrticlo in our factory and want you
for a customer. Our material is the best and our prices
arc right. New list just out. Send for it.
FOREST LUMBER CO. - Alliance, Nebr.
Are You Going to Paint This Fall ?
It will be a good fall to paint. But it will bo a good deal
better to paint your houses, barns, vehicles, implements, &c.
with
HAI I FCRT PAINT made ton a m cli-
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Palace Livery Bain
S. H. DESOH, Prop.
ONE block west op Good turnouts, strict attention to our business,
tue new zuinden an(j courteous treatment to all has won for us the
BUILDING. 'Phone. excellent patronage we enjoy. Try us.
ISTII3X.SON FLETCHER
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT
REPRESENTS THE FOLLOWING IN8URAN0E OOMPANIE8.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
North American ot Philadelphia.
1'hocnlx of Ulooklyn, Now York.
Continental of Now YorkOlty.
Niagara Flro Insurance Company.
New York Underwriters, New York.
Commercial Uuloti A&surunco Co., London
r iamonds,
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W. 0. BARNES, Jeweler and Optician
CHICAGO, ILIs.
SO. ST. PAUL. MINN.
Men Who Handle Your Stock.
E. P. Malady, Mgr., Hog Salesman.
Byron Clow, Cattle Salesman.
A. E. Compton, Cattle Salesman.
Ellis J. Wright, Assistant.
Walter Lake, Sheep Salesman.
and Daily Paper free of charge
MATE AND TESTED.
T. EL JODBB
A Big Come-down
in lumber is not at all likely, unless
the unexpected happens. Prices are
more likely to go up,
We carry a full line of
LUMBER AND COAL
Dlerks
Lumber and Coal Co.
D. WATERS, Mngr.
Also agents for Neb. Cent. Bid.
& Loan Asso. 'Phone 22.
Liverpool. London and Globe Ins. Co.
German American Ins. Co., New York.
Vurmers und Merchants Ins. Co., Lincoln.
Columblu Klro Insurance Company.
Philadelphia Underwriters.
Phoenix Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.
Offlco L'o-Stolrs.l-letchcr Ulock.
Watches,
Gold Jewelry,
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