SBSSTnSw . mn&&m hcSjJWBL. t' I aflf.-ft f'l Mwa tGsWto. JjiMwiwgw4wi.l.iW uiiiiiiiniOHKHK. MNflRli y u tf : , s h !. V'" Tit - V - si w V, I nyUUAffe ml O d a k; from us. We are the agents and guarantee them PRICES FROM $1.00 TO $2000 HA VE YOU SEEN THE NEW $1.50 Nickel Watch AND $5.00 Gold Watch AT HOLSTEIS'S. TO SUIT EVERYBODY FROM $1.00 UP HOLSTEN'S Drugs and Jewelry H. D. HUNGER OF THE Munger Optical Co. OF DENVER, COLO., Sole Manufacturers of the Peerless Lenses, is equipped with the latest instruments for testing" the Eyes, and has the machinery here in Alliance, Opposite Postoffice, for grinding lens to fit each individual eye. We solicit the most difficult cases and guar antee satisfaction with the Peerless Lens where all others fail: COME IN AND SEE US Spring Wagons for Sale We now have Five New Hand-Made Spring Wagons ready for delivery. They are better made, more durable and will give much better satisfaction than machine-made spring wagons. We will sell these wagons at reasonable price. If you want one of them, call immediately, before they arr all taken. Shop opposite Palace Livery Barn. Donovan & Son THE WE HAVE WATCHES 1 Boards of ail descriptions for any part of a house or barn. Dierks Lumber & Coa! Co. Phone 22 D. Waters, Mgr. Be sure & start your vacation right b y getting a . C.BOn SfifeSS Notice to Contractors. ; Seated proposals will be received by the City Clerk of Alliance, Nebr., until 12 o' clock noon Mountain time on the 10th day of August, 1910, for the construction of ex tensions to the water works system of said city. The approximate quantities of work to be done are as follows. 14 90S linear feet 4 inch cast iron water main. C.440 linear feet 6 inch cast iron water main. 2,846 linear feet 8 inch cast iron water main. 26 4 inch valves. 3 6 inch valves. 5 S inch valves. 29 fire hydrants. 760 linear feet 4 inch main taken up and relaid. 400 linear feet 6 inch main taken up and relaid. 2 4 inch valves taken out and reset. 1 6 inch valve taken out and reset. The engineer's estimate of cost is $22, 351.88. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of bid, made payable to the City Treasurer, as a Kinrantee of good faith. Plans and specifications may be seen and proposal blanks obtained at the office of the 1'ity Clerk or at the oflice of the engineers, Grant & Lettou, 401 F & M, building. Lincoln. Nebraska. Extra copies of plans and specifications may be obtained from the engineers upon pa- ment of S5 ooof which 300 will be re-1 turned upon return of the plans and speci fications. 1 The City reserves the right to reject any j ur nil uius ui Hiiv pan ui any uiu Dyorder of the City Council, July 18, 1910, V W. I risk, City Clerk. OVCFJ 03 YEARS' EXPEniENCE Trade Marks DC3IQM3 COPVRISHTS &.C. Anrone sanding aUelr-hn1 description nm? quti-klr ajrert.tlu our oiilinmi froo whether ai ti antlnn It prulinlilf pmeurnMn. ('omniimln. I. isstrlctlrcoiiiiaeiuliil. HAHUB00K unrntctili out frea. OMait niiencr foraocuriiieiiatciu. I'ataut taken tlirouili Muim A Co. rvculrc tprcbtl notice, without charge, lutbe Scientific JMcricniu K handiomolr tlluMrntod weeklr. Tjirceit clr. nil itlim of atif trltiumo Journal. Termi, 1.1 a Tftir: tour month, ft. Bold brail tieiraitenler. IY1IINN & Co.3a'B"d-New York t ranch Olllco. 0K8U Waahloulon. 1). C. wmGfMm W. F. ROSENKRANZ Practical Blacksmithing and Wagon Work. Horseshoeing a Specialty Shop an Dakota St, between Box Butts anf Laramie Avenues, Alliance, Neb. jrsa year If iJUTJISSk il J SSflSS D B.2I3I mmmmmmmmmmw NEBRASKA NEWS J' Counly Assessors Report 9,286 Autos in Stale. MANY NUMBERS CANCELLED. Dawes, Deuel and Gosper Return Four Times as Many Machines as Last Year, Perkins, Greeley and Thurston Five Times as Many York Cour.ty Shows Increase From 72 to 204. Lincoln, July 25 Tho number of automobiles returned by county as sessors to the state board of equaliza tion will be double tho number to turned In 1909. lu that year tuero were returned 3,(311, while with six counties not yet reported, there has been roturned a total of G.481. April 1 when the assessment was made there were registered In tho olllco of the secretary of state a total of 9.28G machines and the year before a total of 4,877 TJils number, however, does not represent tho total number of ma chines in the state, as numbers havo been cancelled In cases where tho license has not been renewed, and nat urally many machines have become useless or worn out during the last three years. Tho total assessed valu ation of the automobiles as returned by the assessors last year was $334, 379, or an average assessed' value of $109.22. Keya Paha county's assessor did not give the number or machines In his report nor th,e average value, but re turned the total assessed value at 3G0. Many of the counties have returned twice as many machines this year than last. Dawes couuty returned four times ns many this year and ho did Deuel and Gosper. Perkins, Gree ley aud Thurston returned five times as many this year as last year, while Rock returned six times bb many and Sherman nine times as many moro than last year. York county shows an Increase from seventy-two to 204. ITALIANS USE SHOTGUNS Two Are Seriously Injured and Others Take to Cornfields. Osceola, Neb., July 2C A shooting affair occurred hero between four Ital ians, employees of the Union Paclllc tallroad. The men wero getting ready for dinner when a quart el arose be tween four of the six men, as a result of which two of the Italians grabbed shotguns and began shooting at the others, with the result that Frank De vlto lu wounded in the right side, his Injury being pronounced very serious bv tho doctors. iV.The other man wounded Is Tony Mearzulbo, who received a charge of shot In his leg, the flesh being torn from tho bono badly between the kneo and aukle. Immediately arter the shooting the men escaped and they are now hiding In the cornfields In this vicinity. Mike Deslto is one of tho escaped men and the other Is Rosa Vesterto. WORKMEN HAVECLOSE CALL Big Derrick Collapses at Beatrice. Laborer Has Foot Crushed. Beatrice, Neb., July 25. The large derrick used In constructing the new addition to the government building collapsed while 1,000 pounds of rock were being hoisted and several work men came near being killed. E. H. Toomey, superintendent of construc tion, escaped by Jumping fifteen feet to the basement below and sustained severe bruises. David Hoover, a work man, had his foot crushed. The derrick, which v milt to carry thtee tons, was com,, ie!y wrecked. Peru Boy Nearly Suffocated Peru. Null., .lull- or. Tim ti year-old sou of Mr. nnd Mrs. Morrow! r,r MI..,..MI.. . .... .. . . .1 lve- ui ..iiucioviiit.-, jjui mm me uiu 01 wheat as It was bclns loaded 10m the elevator into the cars anl was soon drawn under tho wheat. H.a mother, In an attempt to save him, also got into the wheat bin and only the grasulnB of a rod crossing the bin saved her from following tho boy. He was finally released from his perilous position only by cutting u hole in tho side of the elevator and allowing tho wheat to run out on the ground. It Is thought the boy will recover. Bank Stockholders Guarantee Deposits Lyons, Neb., July 23. Something new In the way of bank guarantee was projected here by the Farmers' bank of Lyons. An agreement was en tered Into among the stockholders whereby they waive the protection of all laws favoring corporations nnd place behind their guatantee all their private property. Aviation Meet at Omaha. Omaha, July 25, Thrice circling the nvlatlon flex Glenn H. Curtlss showed thousanc of spectators what flying Is Asifi rom tho excitement of seeing cuima '00 feet high, cutting the coinerH, tno spectators got two ) sharp thrills. J. C. Mnrs furnished one of these and Curtlss the other. Hoth men came as near nasty falls as it Is possible to come and not hit the ground Alliance Will Buy Light Plant. Alliance, Neb., July 25. At a special meeting of the city council It was final ly decldod to buy tho electric light plant from the present owners. The cltv iia nn'e n formal offer of H, 841,21 for the plant H-M--H-! COUNTY OPTION RESULTS How Delegates to State Conven tions Stand on Question Mnr-oln, July 25 The following Is the result of the Republican county conventions throughout the state on county option: Delegates lu state convention.. 88G Instructed for option 113 Instructed against option 434 Unlnstructed 208 ', Democratic conventions on coun ty option: Delegates lu state convent Ion.. 835 ; .Instructed for option.. 33 T Instructed against option 15 J ! f No Instructions. 281 H4mWHt4WiH'tWi ST. PAUL GETS NEXT MEET, Saengerbund of Northwest Decides oil Biennial Saengerfest. Omaha, July 23. St Paul won tho it it saengerfest by acclamatlou. Former President Theodore Uehrons of Chicago was chosen president by acclamatlou for the ensuing two years. Otto Rohland, IL C. Sttohlow and Peter Laux, all placed lu nomination, declined to be considered as candl dates. Peter Laux, vice president; George Kleck, secretary; B. O. Kney, treasur er; John Wunder, librarian, and Theo dore Kelbe, musical director, wero re elected. Preceding tho election, retiring President Rohland congratulated the delegates of tho Saengerbund, of whom between 400 and 500 attendod the meeting at tho German home, on tho success of the saengerfest just closed In Omaha. Tho German-American Press associ ation adopted resolutions urging tho Nebraska branch of tho Oorman-Amer. Iran National alliance to work against the adoption of any form of prohN bltlon, including county option. They; nlso urged the newly formed alllanca to work against any Interference wlta homo rule in cities. The following officers wero olectoda President, Adolpli Potorson 08 Daven port, la.; first vlco president, Valen tine Peter of Omaha; second vlca president, Peter Kioto of Aurora, llij secretary, Henry Heinz of Muscntlno, In.; treasurer, August Hllmer of New Hampton, la. SAYS FEE IS FOR OFFICE ONLY State Legal Department Gives Position Upon Primary Suit. Lincoln, July 23. Attornoy General Thompson will reprosent Secretary of State Junklu in the suit brought by Victor Rosewater, Republican national committeeman, to prevent placing the names of candidates on moro than one ballot when only one tiling fee bus been paid. The legal department will argue that the fee charged .for -filing . refers only) to the office and not to the ballots. For Instance, the attorney general says, the law Is that u candidate for United States senator shall pay a fil ing fee of $50. According to him It makes no difference on how many bal lots the candidate's name appears, Just so he has paid the one $50. In the office of the governor the holding Is that tle county treasurer has no right to ask what office the can didate Intends to file for. If be ten ders his $10 to file for governor It is the duty of the treasurer to give him a receipt for $10 and the ballot on which he runs need not be designated. Then the caidldate may present that receipt to the secretary of state apd have his name placed' oil as many bal lots as he chooses. Mr. Thompson does not expect to file his answer until next Wednesday. ABERNATHY BOYS AT OMAHA Two Youthful Oklahoma Travelers on Way Home. Omaha, July 23. The Abernathy boys, made famous by their ride from their home In OMabomn to Now York to see President Roosevelt, aud who ate adding another luurel wreath to the honors they have gained by their pluck and endurance, by their automo bile trip back west, arrived In Omaha last night ami left for the southwest at 8 o'clock this morning. They. are accompanied by Fred M. Hall of New York City, nut the boys travel in an auto by themselves, Louis, the elder, nged nine.driving, and hav ing his six-year old brother, Temple, as his sole passenger. As the boy3 sat in the cafe of the Henshaw hotel, thoy were the cjno sure of the e.vcs of the other diners. Louis answered the queries of all with the com Isohms of the trained liuslnocs man, while Temple sat back In his chnlr with the bored air of the man of tho world who has become blaso through a surfeit of the good things of life. TWISTER "AT BEAVER CITY Near Tornado Shakes Up Small Build ings In West Part of Town. Heaver City, Neb., July 23. Preced ing an electric storm a small tornado formed over the west part of town and did considerable damage to small buildings. A large tree was struck by lightning and Utterly twisted to pieces, leaving nothing but a stump. A wind mill tower of G. W. Shatter was struck and another bolt killed a horse for him. Bellboy Takes Add. Omaha, July 23. Despondent over the apparent unfaithfulness of his girl, William Klrchner, who Btatcd that he had been acting as, bellboy at the Rome hotel, attomptednto commit suicide by swallowing carbolic acid. A police surgeon was able to save his life. 3 ALLIANCE! HORSE MARKET I wish to call the attention of hoisetncti to the conditions gov erning tho sales which will bo held at my new sale yards in Alliance. I have rcn.ydeled and rebuilt Hie yards, mating them largo enough to accommodate nearly a thousand head of horses! each yard is supplied with water, and racks for hay. For tho sales, the first of which will bo held late in July, I iutend to do thorough aud systematic advertising. I will furnish an experienced auctioneer .who is himself a horseman and a judge of value. I will supply the yards nnd water; tho advertising; tho auctioneer; such help as is need ed on sale day; aud a clerk, who will carefully attend to all settle ments; at tho following rates: $25.00 per car lot: $2.00 per head if horses are sold singly or in pairs. Hay and fe&l wilt be furnished at the lowest possible cost. This will make it an easy mat ter for horse growers in this sec tion to find buyers, and at a cost as low as at any sale market in the state.. My wide acquaintance among horsemen, of the state; the ex cellent railroad facilities of Al liance together with the number of good horses raised iti this vi cinity, should make the establish ment of this barn a certainty aud be of great benefit both to stock growers aud townspeople' If you have horses to sell, eee me or write mo at once as it is my I intention to put forth every hon orable effort possible for the suc cess of these sales and the first sale will, without question, be a m hummer aud a rare opportunity for horse growers to fipd horse consumers at home. SIMON SPRY Auctioneer, Flavel L. Wright Finding a Leak is sometimes a dani?erou and dirty job unless you are a Practical Plumber. If there is anv trouble in the bath roolii or heating apparatus Send for Us and we will fU it nromotlv and at rmsrin- J able charge. We do good work and guar- auicc k. Fred Brennan House phone. 356. Shop plione.744 Shoe Repairing PROHPTLY DONE All Work Strictly First-Class n. D. Nichols BOX BUTTE AVENUE AT ALLIANCE SHOE STORE Repair Work Sewing Machines4 and Organs. Have secured the services of a prac tical mechanic and can guarantee all work done by hitn. Don't trust your work to travelling repair men. This man will be here permanently. Re pairs and parts furnished for all ma chines. Phone 130. Geo. D. Darling. V