Public Sale!
We will sell at Public Sale commencing: at 10 o'clock sharp, on
TUESDAY, DEC. 6,1 91 0
At the Britton and Parker Ranch, 1 1 miles north and two miles
east of Alliance, the following described property, to-wlt:
SIX HEAD OF HORSES
t, 500 pounds.
1 frrade Norman stallion; weight about
1 BTfty mare, 4 years old; t, 100 lbs.
1 brown mare, 6 years old; 1,300 lbs.
! bay mare, 3 years old: I, 100 lbs.
1 bay horse, 3 years old, r, 100 lbs.
1 black horse, colt.
NINE HEAD OF CATTLE
cows
to be
calves
ffiying milk,
fresh soon.
Three head of ftheep; one goat.
FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
7 sets of harness; 2 disc harrows; 1 gang disc 14 inch plow; 3 wagons; 2 nine inch
gang walking plows; I press drill; 2 binders; 1 four-horse harrow; 1 Successful shearing
plant; 1 new fanning mill; 1 blacksmith outfit; 1 hay loader; 1 sweep rake; 1 steel rake; 2
mowers; 1 camphouse on trucks; 1 lister; 2 nding corn plows; 1 two-row go-devil; 1 set of
pump tools; 1 feed grinder; 1 two-horse power gasoline engine; about 200 bushels of oats;
about 150 bushels of corn; some other small grain; about 4 bushels of alfalfa seed; about
100 nice Plymouth Rock chickens; a lot of woven wire fencing, some new; household goods;
and other articles too numerous to mention.
All sums under ten dollars, cash,
able paper, at ten per cent.
Over ten dollars, time given on bank-
Brook
H. P.
M. L,
FREE LUNCH AT NOON 1
A Great Big Red Apple will be given to each one that comes to out 1 ill
farm in Washington.
COURSE Y, Aug.
PH ARKS, Clerk
Britton & Parker.
BAKING
POWDER
That Makes tha Baking Battar
Failu'-ea Hie aVmost iMpisMltllf with
VV know tii.it it will givff poll better
IMUItH.
W knew 'hut the baking will tM purer
ui' : ' whulaaoaaa.
W i know that it wilt bo mure evenly
raited
'And we know that Calum-t is moio
Ciiiinmical. n 111 Its use .m l tin I.
V know Umm things twtuse we
have put the quality int it we have
seen it tried out in every way. It i
lined nowin millions of bora anil tl
aler are growing daily. It in the
modern bakiiiw powder.
Have you tried it?
Calumet i highest in Quality
njoGeiau- in prioo. ,
Rcoi.rd Higfcetl Award
WorU s Pa, Food L apoaU.ua.
Saves an Iowa Man's Life
Tilt- very grave se e med to yawn '
fore Kohert Miidst-n of West Hurling
too. Iowa . when after seven weeks pi
the hospital, four of the best physicians
gave him up. Then was shown the
marvelous curative power of Electric
Bitters. For. after eight months of
frightful suffering from Ii7er trouble
anil yellow jaundice, getting no help
from other remedies or doctors, five
bottles of this matchless medicine com
pletely Cared him. It's positively guar
anteed for stomach, liver or kidney
troubles and never disappoints. Only
Mo at F. .1. Hrennan's.
I
Important Notice to
Meat Consumers
III
Keith Neville. A. I. Kelley, George
Schat and Henry Rebhaiisen, of North
Platte, killed thirty one geese in two
hours while on a hunt, and lived to tell
the tale. They of course went in an
auto and returned, we suppose, in the
same mauuer.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the aensr ol smell
auil vumpirti'ly derange tin- whole system when
entering it through the mum. is surlaces. Suih
artlrlea ahould never be used except on prescrip
tions (rum reputable phyalclaua, an the damage they
will du la ten fold la t be good you ran puaalbly de
rive Irom them Haifa 1'alsrrli Para, manufactured
by f, J. Cheney Co.. Toledo. .. rontaina no mer-
cur. and la taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the aystem. I'
buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get th
genuine. It Is taken Internally, and made ID Toled
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Testimonials tree.
Sold by liruaglsts. Price. 7 Sc. per bottle.
'lake Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT
S A. Winklt iilek tiiat name unknown, will
lake notice thill on the Inlli day of November.
HMO. VV. 8 Kid gel I. a .lust ice of the IVsre In and
for Alliance. Sivoiut Ward I'lvrltu-t. Hoi Hull
County, Nebrsvaka, iaautMi mi order of attack
ineni for the aiim of thirty dollars dKH'i in an
action peadlnii before htm wluu-iu Mrs
Alilace Vaughn ia pUlnliff and W. A Wlak
leotek. first lUU unknown, is ilttViHlani
That the nronertv ol the said defendant, eon
Eating of fold tilled watch case, with a
tweul-three jeweieu "milium mociiieni
hae laen attached tinder said ortiei sunt
fuse has lieen continued to t he :tlt day of !-
cember. I'.'io. at one o'clock i in
Mils. AI.I.I.U K ATOHS Plalntl.
Dated thie tlat day of V.teiniier IMA
if-ll-l-a
NOTICE
We have good news for the
people of Alliance who have been
com polled to pay high prices for
an inferior quality ol meat. With
the opening of the Cash Meat
Market, in our new building at
."17 Sweetwater avenue, we can
positively announce that we are
selling BETTER QUALITY of
MEATS than the people of this
city have been buying and at
LOW Eli PRICES.
We don't send away several
hundred miles to have the trulls
from the big packing houses
shipped to us at great exjense.
We buy the best fat cattle and
hogs to be found in Box Butte
and neighboring counties, we do
expert butchering a n d serve
meats to you in the best possihle
style, and at prices 85 to 40 per
cent less than you have been
paying.
GIVE US A TRIAL and we
will prove our claim.
Telephone orders delivered
promptly. Phone 50.
We waut to buy good, fat
cattlcto butcher.
DEAKb & Habb, Alliance,
4otf-jo-
hogs and
I'tioue 50.
T11 It. r Jones
You are hereby noli lied lhal I. the iindcr
s xued. did on the nih ti.i of August A l i-s s
purchase at priMtt tax sale of the treasurer
of Boa Butte county. Nebraska, the following
described lot situated in Una Hulte county,
Nebr.. lo-wil :
l t three i3) block six (4J Ueuiingford Nebr
for the tasc- of U.e yearn lsis w r.sjO-ol -iti-lM-04-U.ViiA.
and that I have since, and after i In
suuie lax-unie delinutient. Mild a auhaeiient
lux tin iues for Hie year INK -Hem' that
Vjkiid laud-lot wae taxed In thu uuine of It I .
rTui. sfor years lsf.-t-lW- Irtil-ir.' H3 tU
iVi-iiti and 07 and In the name of Lincoln Land
t'o. for Ihe yeurs IWraiid liJM. And you are
further notified I hut after Hie. expiration ,i
Ibtee in. .nth- from date of the attnh'e of I Ilia
notice. I will apply to said treasuo i fo. a lax
doexl of viul land-lot. You will oi oru your
s if iccordingly
I kited tl.ix I lib day of Moveiuticr, A l. Iil(.
John o IxKtr I Purchaser.
tini No. m
Cash Meat Market
DRAKE t BUI, Props.
SI 7 Sweetwater Avenue.
Not Sorry tor Blunder
"f my friends hadn't bltiuderetl iu 1
thinkint: 1 was a rjupniwi victim of con- '
sumption. I might not be alive now.''
writes i) T Sanders of Harrodsbiirtf ,
K,v . bul for ears thev saw every l- i
tempt to cure a laM-rackiM cough 1
fail. At laht 1 trieii Or. King's New
Discovery The effect was wonderful ,
It soon stopped the cough ami 1 am
now in better health than 1 have had
for years. This wouderful iife saver
is an unrivaled remedy for coughs.
eoMs. lagrippe, asthma, croup, hemor
rhages, w hooping cough, or Weak lungs
SOc, ai.00. Trial bottle free JEJnarSB-1
teetl bv F .1 Itrennau.
WESTERN NEBRASKA
Hippinings of Interest in This End of
the State.
Sidnei now has a fine bakery.
Mr. and Mrs John Steen, of Scotts
j bintt, have 9tai ted on a trip to Europe.
William H. Black, a prominent bus
iness man of Rushville, died Eoveinber
igth of heart disease.
W. F. Due. of the Morrill Mail, and
Miss Marian Ahlmanu, of Morrill, were
married on November 2ist.
The first Chevenne County Teachers'
Association for the school year will be
held in Sidnev, Saturday , December
3rd.
The Coh -lesser mill at Rushville
started operations again November
2 ist, after a shutdown of about three
months.
The Thomas Countv Clipper is a
new paper jttat started at Seneca. It
is a good newsy sheet and is starting
out well.
Miss Bessie Murphy, of Harrison,
was seriously hurt last Sunday morn
ing In a runaway bv being thrown from
the buggy.
A car load of alfalfa seed was
shipped out of Lewellen last week. It
was of the best quality and brought a
high price.
vV bile out hunting GailauJ VVehn,
ot Broadwatei, was seriously injured
bv his team running awav and throw
ing him out of the wagon, breaking his
leg.
J. N. Hartghil, formerly of Cbadron,
but lately ot Crawford, died In that
city November ajrd, of htart failure.
He was a Spanish-Aim i ican war vet
eran. Albeit N Petite and Miss Ruby La
Deil Wild) erc married Wednesday,
November ajrd, at Scottfbloff, Mr.
l'etitite is connected itli the Payne
Investment Company.
The Blaine County Booster, pub
lished at Dunning, has been sold to 1'.
Wilson, who will continue its publica
tion in place of Phil Wadhani, who
founded the paper a year ago.
A movement has been started at
Broken Bow toward building a new
court house lor Custer county to take
the place of the one burned down some
tune ago. $ 50,000 is the amount desired-John
Bruer Jr., and Walter Forbet,
of Crawford, have started on a trip to
South America, They are going by
wax ol Mexico City, and will probably
see some ot the fighting now going on
in Mexico.
John K 1 a use, of Rushville, who had
been convicted with shooting with in
tent to kill aud seuteuced to a five year
term in the (eniteutiary, but who was
out on $.1,500 bonds, skipped the coun
try and went to Germany.
The entire stock of milliuety and no
tions of the J. W. Richardson Com
pany, of Mitchell, were destroyed by
fire last week. The stock was valued
at $2,000, insurance $1,300. The fire
was caused by an explosion of coal gas
from a t'ghtstove-
The editor of the Hole County InJt
pendent, published at O'Neill, states
in his last issue that he is building an
addition to his residence iu order to
have room large enough to bathe his
feet and have sewer connection. Bus
iness must be good.
The city of Osbkosh, on the Platte,
is booming. A new electric light and
power plaut is to be installed and
in working order in the next sixty days
The plant will be in operation both day
and night and the 60 kilowatt, no volt
dynamo will be run bv a 35 horsepower
gasoline engine.
Does it pay to advertise? The Kif-fin-Lucke
Company of Broken Bow
have a two-page dispiav advertisement
in the Custer County Chief of last week
and the Daylight Department Store, B.
K Bushee, Proprietor, of Kimball, has
a two page ad in the Kimball Observer.
It pays these merchants and many
other merchants could profit by their
example.
About four hundred officers and men
of the 8th Cavalry left Fort Robinson
last Sunday for a trip of 8,000 miles
to the island of Luzon, Philippine
Islands, where they will be on dutv for
two yeais. The regiment will sail on
December 5th 011 the government trans
port Logan. The trip will take about
a mouth. Two squadrons of the 1 2th
cavalry will arrive in March and be
stationed at the Fort.
McCLUER'S
We have just received a fine
line of Ladles' Waists
Which We Offer at Prices that are
VERY ATTRACTIVE
Ladies' Black Satin Waists, pleated front
and back, tucked sleeves, finest jfrade flfl
silk o.UU
Ladies' Black Silk, handsomely trimmed 750
Ladies' Black, Allover Net, spangled A AH
trimmed aUU
Ladies' Black and White Shepherd's Plaid 4.50
Ladies' Beautiful Persian Waists, in green. C flfl
blue and brown, at wUU
UALL Paper
uieanng jaie
Mi
"SarHEr
Mb
Lots of Odds and Ends
I0c to 40c Values, all go for
5c a Roll
to clean up
33ls dicount
on regular line to clean up
We have a fine sock of e
Paper to go In bunch lots, T2 0 oC
from 5c to 15c values, all go at per roll
HOLSTEN'S
HOTEL ALLIANCE
EUROPEAN
FULLY MODERN
Equipment and service first-class in every department
Cafe in Connection -Open Day and Night
On the left and across the street from the
station
Burlington
HINT
SALE BOU
A team trom the Crawford Mowing
League went to Alliance Wednesday
aud howled at team in that city
Wednesday nignt. losiug the game hv
a score of 765 to 7 16 aud S84 to 781,
and winning one bv a score of 767 to
750- The Crawluid team was rcin
w.sed of leny Davis, Rov Moss. Ham
Lawreuce, Ed Srhultz, J. McKcnzie
and Finn i Hardwav. A retort) match
will he played iu Crawford in about two
weeks. Ciawford Courier-
"Alva Teater closed the books and
bade farewell to Alliance, Tuesday, ai
liviugiu Hyaunis on that xfteinoon's
edition of 44- Alva will make a sin
cere aud manful effort to shoulder his
responsibility iu regard to the tin key
proposition today and says there will
be no more store life for him. He id
weary of fried shirts and sky-blue pink
neckties aud in the immediate at uuie
will don his "chaps ' and spurs aud
proceed to wallop the sawdust out of
the strenuous life-" -- Grant Couuty
Tribune.
Boards
rX a descriptions
wy"" 'r any part a
5. f house 07 barn.
!s51i3$ Dieks Lumber ACoal Co.
Phone 22 D. Waters, Mgr.
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NOTICE !
ARKET DAY SALE
Commencing Saturday, December 3d, we will hold a
Market Day Sale at the Spry Sale Yards and continue every
Saturday. We w ill sell anything you want to sell and will
treat you right. Lilt your stuff early in the week with
Courtey or Spry.
SIMON SPRY, Sale Mgr.
H. P. COURSEY, Auc.
AT
Wallaces
Transfer Line
Household yoods
moved promptly
and transfer work
solicited. Phone 4
Frank Wallace, PropV.
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