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THE DESIGNS ARE SNAPPY
Geo. D.
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Groceries and Provisions
A full line of fresh goods to order from
Our prices are right
Telephone orders filled promptly
Phone 55
S. W. Cor. Box Butte Ave. and Dakota St. ; one block
north of Burlington station, on west side of street
Laun Mowers
It will pay you to come in and see our
line of lawn mowers, as we have the
largest and best line ever carried in
Alliance.
Garden Hose
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8c to i8c per foot
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FIRE INSURANCE AG-ENCY
REPRESENTS THE FOLLOWING INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Hurt ford Fire Insurance Company.
North American of Philadelphia.
Pboenlx of Ulooklyn. New York.
Continental of New York City,
Niagara Fire Insurance Company.
uonnecuuuu inc
Commercial Union Assurance Co., LondonPlremans Fund Insurance Co,
Hermann! Fire ins. UO.
State of Omaha
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Liverpool. London HTid Globe Jus. Co.
German American Ins. Co., New York.
New Hamphlre
Columbia Fire Insurance Company.
Philadelphia Underwriters.
ruocnlx Ins .To.. Hartford, Conn
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Office Crj-Slalrs.VletcherUIocW.
Final Proof Notices
Following is a statement of notices
of intention to make final proof, giving
names of claimants, description of
land, place where proof will be made,
time, and names of witnesses, and cov
ering Townships 20 to 28, and ranges
43 to 52, the names of claimants being
arranged in alphabetical order:
rtnncr, m., WM NK, K't NV P-S5-40: 8'
HWH.NK BW 4: HB 8R5;KW NK KMt-RP!
Wit NW. S4 SW 0-25-10. Alllnnco, April !3. '10.
Fred Minuter, Frank Jetsc, Charles Hciith,
John Bckmnn.
Dro-rte. Koht. N NE, 8W NK. NW PK 800 11-SJ-49
8E NK, NK SB Sec 11 ami N'4 NW Sec 12
BW, NWBos.i-2-.M9. Alliance. Junn 21, '10.
Frank lloon, Clyde KatrcIilldR, Otto II ataman,
Chrl Anderson.
Cody, Prank (W NE. V BK, W 30-25-44.
AlMunco. .Juno 21. Wm u Wilson, Jos llercan.
J E Wilson, ThosHlf-Rlus.
Oovalt, Lynno I). All Hoc 21-20-47. Alliance.
Jane 20. Clark It lilcc. KlRtner A Wiggins,
Chris Pnyton, Wllford Mitchell.
Carey. Joseph E. tiot 0, NKM 8WU 0-24-48-I-ot3,8K4
NWM V NK 0-24-2H. Alliance,
May 1R, '10. (leo 11 llopuni(in, W B Uokcr,
Stephen H, Dcsco, Caleb W. Laminon.
Krcnkle. Kcrdlnnnd, W NE. N 8E, E BW,
NWHWNW 7-25-48. Alliance. Jnno 17. Ells
worth J Ileacli. Frank lliuior, Wm Uauer,
Olios unuer.
Orblny. FranclKf ek. TotR 1 mid 4 8ENK, N
SE.SocilnnaLotSWNW. 8E NW, SWBoc
12-22-47. Alliance. .Tune 19, '10. Helinan E
Bmith, Wm Ulgnoll, Jos UlRnell, Jns E Klco.
Hickman, Samuel M., NV4, WH HW. BEX
8W4. BWM BE. 31-21-40. Alliance, April 25. '10.
Jacoh II Petty, J K Hlce, Wm Aiclier. W II
Young.
Honnyrfltin, Frank l E NE. SW NE. BE
N W, E SW Lots 3 and 4 BE 1U-20-52. Crawford.
June in, io. i' Ij wnsoii, i. m Tiiornion, a
Palmer, Arthur Q McCoy.
Kcrler, Charles II.. SW SW 3; B 8E. N W 8E
NE BW. 8 NW. B NE 4; NE NK. NWNKPi
NW NW 10-2(1 45. Alliance, May 0. 10. Edward
J Shlll. Arthur I). Oruni, Elmer It. Kocler,
Wm Wilson.
Kanffold, Fred II, S BW. Sec V4 SW. N W
? 1H-21-45 E NE. E 8F. SW SE. See -Jl: E NK,
NW NE 25-21-40. Alliance. June 25. II F
MoiTitt, Kltncr Drain, Jno Connolly, J W
lviitcn,
Krai, .losoph. N4 SE. SW BE, SE SW 10; NE,
NWSK, HE S'W. N't SW 20-20-45, Alliance,
May 10. '10. John Krnusc, lleriiinn Kniuse,
Frank llrown, .lames Collins.
Ear-on, Hnim P.. S', NWl(. P!4 NEH. NE!f,
KE4.NH, NW42 SWW.BW 1-24-40,AIllance.
May 10. '10, Wm O Wilson, Frank E .fosse, Jus
A Jesse. John Snoddy,
Loorois, Delia, formerly Delia Van Pelt, SE
NK. WNW, SE NW, N BE Beo27, 27! NE, E
NW mid N4 NEH SW NK, NE NW Sec 27-22-4H.
Alliance. June .'J '10' Clms A bnow, K
UoblnsoirOrvlllo Ilolloway, John Stark.
Earktn, Jno A, S SV,"S SE Sec 33 BVV, m BE,
PESK 31-23-fiO. Alliance, June IS. Geo II
Miller, Ueo I) (!arniue, Amos Aspy, Andrew U
Stoner.
Miller, Martha M. Lots 1 and 2 Hoc 2-24-40
nmlWSW. Sll BW. B BE Sec 31; SW SW. E
SW. SSE Sec 32-25-45. Alliance. June 17. '10.
W a WIKon, II i Larson, Glen Miller, Mm
Martha Pat mure.
McCoy. Arthur O, Lots 3 and 4, SE SW, SW
SE Sec7-2SV5 uml E SE, NW SE, NE BW Sec 7
W Sec8-20-52, Crawford. June 10. "10. V L
Wilson, LM Thornton, A Palmer, F P Honey
man. Muncer, Frederick. SK. 8E4 7; W'i 8E4 SW
P;NENW17: SW NE N'i NE lh-25-40. Alli
ance, April 25, 10, wm liauer, wm Uauer Jr.
uen leuRie, rru
rank lluuer,
Nelson
,Tesso,SWW SEU. BH SW'2flj.S',4
!4SE'4 27;NHNli4. 8WUNEU34;
NW! NEH aV2-45 W, Alliance.
r c tl....n i..Hi. xii..ii i..i.m
NH NWk.
.tj in, ivtu .-...ji.i-i.ii, i-ii.iiik utt mi, .luiiit
F BtroiiK, Jacob Herman.
a 'if
Nlelson, Niels G. SE SE. WSE.SW Hoc 20
NWNE.W 35-25-51. Alliance June 10. Jno
Hums, Everett Cook, J P Chrlstensen, Peicr
Ker Chrlsteuiten.
Stark. John E.,SE 34; NEU, Si SWH E'J
.--)i4 ;k'-4-, Alliance, -nty i., 1U. it i. iioon.
I Wm Vurley. Juo Kleeman, Wesley E'J'houip
1 son.
I Skmllnr, Edward, N NE. N sAV See 25-20-45
Lots 3 and 4 sir 30 Lot 1. NE NW So ai-itl-
44 and S NE, BE Hec 25 2!-4. Hushvllle, Jmu!
il 'in Gottfried Mclr. Paul Frey, Jas Brnllli.
IVlix S.indoz.
Thompson, Thos. M Nu ir. SE4 1R-23-48. Al
liance, May 19, '10. Mntttiuu- G Wiimbineli.
Henry W liraudt, Win Campbell, Eurmho K
Tiiompsou.
Wolvcrton, Jno A. Lots 3 and 4, S SW, SW
See I ; Lots 1 and 2, 8 N K. SE 24 SI. Alllimce.
June'.U '10. W J Johnson. Ira Johnton, Freil
Crawford, John Hums.
LEGAL .NOTICE.
. In the District Court of Ilox Hutto County,
Nebraska.
In the matter of the application of Sarah A.
Gllleran, Guardian of the persons and es
tates of Mary Frances Gllleran, Francis Gll
leran, und Leo (Hlleran, for license to sell
real estate.
On reading and flllni; the petition, duly ter
med of Sarah A. Gillerun, Guardian of tho
persons and estates of Mary Frunces Glller
an, Francis Gllleran and Leo Gillerun, for li
cence to soil the following real estate of said
minors, to-wlt: The North Went Quarter of
Section Twenty-four Town 25. ItauRo 48, la
ilox Hutto County, NebraBka, or a part there
of for the purpose of raisins fundi, for the ed
ucation, support and maintenance, and the
comfort of said minors, and It appearing
from said petition that snld real estate con
sists of unimproved Inlid with the exception
that earne Is surrounded by a fence, and very
little It any Income is derived therefrom.
It is therefore ordered that tho next of kin
of said minors, and all persons Interested In
said real estate, appear before me ut Cham
bers In tho City of Kushvlllo, Sheridan Coun
ty. Nebraska, on the 0th duvof May.lCiiO, at
9 o'clock a. m. to show cause, If any there he.
wi y license should not bo granted to aid
Guardian to sell said real estate
And It it further ordered that a copy of
this order ho served personally on all persons
Interested lu said estate at least fourteen
days before the day set for tho hearing, and
bo published oucu each wo?k for four nucces
slve weeks In tho Alliance Herald, a news
paper printed and published In bald county.
Hated at hambers In tbo City of Alllunce.
Ilox Untto County, this 2nd day of April, HMO.
Wm. II. Westoveh,
Judge of the District Court of
fpApr 7 It Ho.v Hutto County, Nebraska.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANTS
The American Investment Company of Era
metsburg, I swa, defendant, will take nbtire
that on the llth day of April 1910, Jacob C. Us
born. plalntitT herein llled-liis petition In the
District Court of Hox liutte Count. Nebras
ka, iigalnitt said defendants tho object and
prajerof which are to have satisfied and can
celled of record n mortgage In tie sum of
Jt30 dated Sept. 1, IS'O and upon the South
east Quarter of Section 81, In townthlp 28
north of Hunga 4 west In Hox Hutto Count).
Nebraska, cxicutei ny Nmlian F. -lmp5on
to Amerk-hii Investment Co, and recorded in
book 1 page f9of the mortguge records of said
County; to havo tho title to said premises
quieted In tho plaintiff and to exclude all, and
each and any one of said defendants from
uny right, title or Interest therein us owners
of said property or otherwise and for a decree
quieting and confirming tho litio to said prem-isc-.
In the plaintiff
You are required to answer said petition on
or before tho 231 day of May, 1010.
Daud April 14, 1010,
.Menu (JOsiiobne. Plaintiff, ,
1- Hy U, F. Oilman, his attorney. '
NOTICE OF SALE
lu tho District Court of Hox Hutte County.
Nebraska.
In the matter of the upllcutlon of J. .1.
Huttery, administrator of tbtostaloof Addle
E. Thompsun, deceased, for leave to sell real
elate.
Notice Is hereby given that, lu pursuance of
an order of tho Hon. W. II. Westover, Judge
of the District Court of Hox Hutto County.
Htbraska. mode on tho 28th day of March.
lillO. fur the nalu of tho real estate hereinafter
described, there will bo sold at public vendue
to the highest bidder for at least one-half
cash, balance on not to exceed two years' time
secured by mortgage on the land, with not
Jess than 7 per cent interest, ut tbo front door
of the Court Houso In tho City of Alliance.
In -ld county, on the loth day of May. mio.
at thx hour of two o'clock p. m , tbo following
de-tcflta-l reul tjau. Ut imtnber iu, in
Hlook':). In rlr.t Addition to Affiant.
Buld hale will remain opeu one hour.
J. J. HUTTEIIY,
Administrator of the estate of
fpAprl4-3t Addle E. Thompson, deceased.
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CONDENSED NEWS
sHr4KMli-fMfH-r'H-l
All Jowb will lie tlrlven from KIcff,
Russln, during holy week.
According to present Indications
immigration for the fiscnl yonr 1910
promises to rench 1,000,000 people.
The Bnlllnger "defense" Is trying to
show that l'lnchot 1b behind n con
eplrncy to oust the secretary of tho
Interior.
A strike of 10,000 machinists In the
southwestern district mny result It
the rnllrofiils do not grunt wage In
crenBcs of 4 centB nn hour.
Albert Wolter, convicted of the mur
der of Ruth Wheeler at New York,
joined vigorously with his fellow pris
oners of the Tombs In singing hymns.
The Jury In the lyttsburg bribery
ense of former Councilman Simon
was discharged after falling to ngreo
upon a verdict. Simon will bo tried
again.
The Bchooner Eva, which sailed
from San Francisco April 2, Is ashore
at Altatn bar, Mexico. The vessel and
cargo will bo a total loss. Tho crow
was saved.
Tho expedition planned Jojntly by
tho Peary Arctic club of Now York
and tho National Geographic society
for the discovery of the South pole
hns been abandoned for this year at
least.
Eighteen of a night forco of twenty,
five machine men employed In the
mine of the Youghlogheny and Ohio
Coal company, near Amsterdam, O.,
are thought to bo dead ns n result ol
an explosion in tho mine.
Three men wore killed and eight
probably fatally Injured when n trnln
of empty express cars on the Big Four
rnllroad struck a defective Bwltch and
smashed the car of a switch construc
tion crew on a siding at Snnford, Ind.
Former President Roosevelt, In hla
lecture at the Sorbonno at Paris, de
clared that human rights come before
property rights and that the "averago
Citizen" is the mainstay of n republic.
He also warned his hearers against
race suicide.
The pupils of the public schools oi
Bloomileld, N. J., have voted, by o
majority of 10C, to abolish fireworks,
firecrackers and other noise maker
on July 4. Most of the girls voted
for a sane Fourth and their votos car
rled tho day. '
The long dlR'ctuice cigar smoking
championship of the world was won
by Harry McKelden, a telepragh oper
ator of Washington, who smoked
mild cigar, standard size, for ninety
four minutes and thirty seconds with
out relighting it.
Judge Qulnn In the criminal court
at Canton, O.. ruled thnt any map
over scveaty-flvo years of ago has a
right to get drunk w,lthout the Inter
ference of the law. His ruling was
prompted by the enso of F. B. Spol
man, an old soldier.
Characterizing the reopening of In
dian. cltlzenslUp ro'Is as nnother "Pan
dora box" performance, Presldenl
Tnft has written a letter to C. F
Adams, the representative of the Del
awaro Indians, placing himself square
ly on record against any such proceed,
lng. .
The Jury in the Bult In replevin ol
the viscera of Professor J. T. Vaughn
filed by attorneys for Mrs. Alma
Vaughn, who, with Dr. J. R. Hull ol
Monroe City, Mo., was Indicted on
the charge of murder, failed to agree
The viscera are now In the possession
of Mrs. Vaughn's nttorneys.
George Rabish, a foreign coal mln
er, Is In a critical condition as the
result of an outrage perpetrated or
him nt Washington, Pn., by a crowd
of drunken countrymen, who twice
hanged their victim on a cross afte:
crowning him with a crown of thorns
It is claimed he was acting as a com
pnny spy.
Pittsburg police mad two arrests oi
unusual Juvenile ofllenders. Josephine
Pategowska, thirteen years old, It
charged with setting Are to elghl
houses. She said the fire cnglncf
thrilled her. Another thlrteon-ycar
old boy, Barney Leahy, cripple, was an
rested for drunkenness. He was un
consf,louB when found.
Two thousand' persons are home
less, Bevcial arc missing, scores In
Jured nnd property damage to the ex
tent of ?3,000,000 resulted from a fire
which, starting In an old opera house
near the center of Lake Charles, La.
wiped out thirty business blocks and
then burned a path through the resl
dence portion of the city.
After being at liberty forty-six hourf
and seeking cover like a hunted an
imal, Theodore Murdoch, one of tht
six convicts who made a dash for free
doni last week from the federal pen!
tentlary at Fort Leavenworth, wai
captured three miles east of there
Frank Orlgwnre Is the only one of the
mutinous convicts still at large.
Freight rntos on grain from Omaha
South Omaha and Council Bluffs tc
points ot destination in tho New En
gland territory arc alleged, In a com
plaint filed with the Interstate com
merre commission by tho Omaha
Grain exchange against the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and forty-two othei
eastern carriers, to be unreaconable
and extortionate.
The projects under way us the re
suit of the eight years during which
the reclamation act has boon In oper
atlon represent an Investment of up
wards of $60,000,000 and the total tilt!
mate cost of the reclamation work Id
tho next fifty or one hundred year?
win lie greater than that of tho Pan
ama canal, according to F. B. Newell.
neau oi me reclamation service.
m
m Bee Hive
m
210 Box Butte Ave.
Big Stock of
New Goods at
Prices Lower
than Elsewhere
Sec Our Baraiii Table!
Repair Work
Sewing Machines and
Organs.
Have secured the services of n Tac
tical mechanic and can Rimrartor nil
work done by him. Don't trio-1 our
work to ttavelltug repair men. This
mun will be here permanently. !?'
pairs and parts furnished for nlJ ma
chines. Phone 139. Geo. D. Dn-'in.
Shoe Repairing
PROriPTLY DONE
All Work Strictly First-Class
n. D. Nichols
BOX BUTTE AVENUE
AT ALLIANCE SHOE STORE
BREAD
-EAT
NODE'S HOME-MADE
LOOK FOR LABEL
None genuine without it
W. F. ROSENKRANZ
Practical Blacksmithing and Wagon
Work. Horseshoeing a Specialty
Shop on Dakota St, between Box Butte and
Laramie Avenues, Alliance, Neb.
"''M'lll''''''''''"MWMiW-W-l-,-,-l
E. C. Whisman
Practical Painter and
Paper Hanger
Full line wall paper samples
PHONE 709 ALLIANCE, NEBR.
Wm. James,
Exclusive
Dealer in
GOAL & .
...WOOD
'Phone
No. 5.
Alliance,
Nebraska.
Brown Leghorn Eggs
$1 per IS
i-year-old hens, $1.50 each
924 Box Butte Ave. Alliance, Neb.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANTS
!f,alJ!! S',.,lo0,.,"ir" & Co , M K. Smith & Co.,
W. W. Kendall Hoot A. Ijhoo Co , Kunuwr
llimdlt'v&Mellouuld try 'JimhU Co.. J. 11.
llrudy ,1 Co , Ilui-nli-im IJunmi Mu-iRer A: Co.,
American Hand Sewed fliue Co, Clt-nit-iit
llune&Co. Krlond lii-other Ciotlilui; Co.
Jtobt. KmuM-lk., Ueutley &. OhuMi-d. Itevld
Ailicr & Sorw ClollilnB Co . IMli KUon A. Ca.
Joseph Jlt'lfeld & U). lluriiiuu Hum., Hiroui
tiors Kraus A. Co. Clto-t-ckB it (Jo., OImko
(i love Co., Abel lliicli Trunk Co. Ite-lnaili
Ums, IIib KiK-kfiuil MiMpi-uili-r Co., defuurt
itntt.. will tnk notice ttmt on the lull day of
April, itKO, Mill-tin- K. It ks. und Ansor Ko-,s.
plulutlir bi-ri-in tllid tlit-lr petition In the DK
irlct Court of Mox lliitte County, Nebriuku.
UK'alnst Mild duft-ndsinis the oliject und pr.iter
of which uru to have ttilltd and ram-idlf-d
of record uniortKaso In the Kiim of tMi.Bmlfcf.
dated .Muy id, 1KW, unit iixm thu Nurt!it-at,
Quarter (NK)ot section tnemy (So) lu town
t.lilp twenty-lm- i2ji north of Itauj-o furty
nlno UV) west lu Hox Uutlu County. Wehrusk-u.
eiucuteil by W. . Norton and lilnvUfu Kmma
II. Norton to the wild deft-tid.iijtH and others,
und recorded in Uxik- id pagefJ of tho ri'iil
estat wiirtKuca reconU of said Hox Hutte
County j on the --round that same bus been
Dld. to bavo i he titii lostild tir,.mi..i. ....i.,.
l In the plulutlir. uud to exclude all und
-acn uiiu any one oi s.uu iiereudiiuti. from any
rlBht title or Interest therein as owuer of said
iiroperty or otherwUe und for a decree ouiet
iiiK "nd conlirtnln-; the title to Mild prumUt
In the plulutlir.
Voo uio ieiulrtd to uin er said petition on
or beroro the 23rd duy of .May, 11)10.
Dated April K, J9I0.
Mahtiia J". Kas-,
A.zuK lloa.
I III1 111 Cil
mo Alliance MCKCi m
Miss M. Ruth Taylor
TEACHER OF PIANO
324 West Idaho. Phone 205
Edith M. Swan
TiaAOiiisn ok
PIANO, HARMONY
and Musical History
Studio 424 Laramie Avenue
Vhonn UUO
"PVvoxvc -5b
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY
AT LW,
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA.
EUGENE BURTON
Attorney at Law
Office in rooms formerly occupied by
R. C. Nolemnn, First Nal'l Dank blk-
Phonoi8o. ALLIANCE. NED,
H. IYI. BULLOCK.
Attorney at Law,
WILCOX & BROOME
IJiW AND I.AM) ATTOItNKYS.
Long experience in state and federal
courts and as Register and Receiver U. ti.
Land Office is a guarantee for prompt and
efficient service.
Offlco In l.nttd Office lliilldtnf-.
ALLIANCE Nl!Jl!UShA.
Drs. Coppernoll & Petersen
OSTKOIMTUIC PHYSICIANS
(SUcceisors to Drs. Frey & ftalfo)
Over Norton's Store
Office Phone 43, Residence 20
GEO. J. HAND,
PHYSICIAN AND SUKQKON
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
DR. C. H. CHURCHILL
PHYSICIAN AND Sl'KQKON
(Successor to Dr. J. K. Monro)
OFFICE IN FLETCHER BLOCK
Offlco hours U-Jit, m, 2- p.ui, 7180-9 p, m.
OfTice Flione 62
Res, Phone, 85
H. A. COPSE Y, M. D.
Phywlclnn nnd Surgeon
Phone 300
Culls answered promptly day and nlHht from
oflllce. Offices- Allliinco National .lJank
Unlldlne over the Post Office,
DR. CHAS. E. SLAGLE
WITH
DR. BELLWOOD
Special Attention
Paid to Eye Work
Drs. Bowman & Weber
, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
First National Bank Bldg. Rooms sO
Office hours, 10 to 12 a, m.,
1:30 to 4, 7 to 8 p. in.
Office Phone G5 Res. Phone 16 & 184
Dr. H. R. Belville
PHONE 1C7
Opera House Block Alliance. Nebr,
T, J. THRELKELD,
Undertaker and Emhalmer
RES. PHONE 207
ALLIANCE, NEBR.
THE GADSBY STORE
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
FUNERAL SUPPLIES
OFFICE PHONE 498
RESIDENCE PHONES 207 aud 5ie
J. P. HAZARD
Surveyor and Engineer,
ALI.IAMi:. NLUKASKA
Parties out of town should write, as I
am out much of the time
Charges will not exceed $5.00 and ex
penses per day.
MRS. LOIS WILEY
Trained Ni-rt
PHONES 10