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BRUCt: WILCOX
Lawyer and Land Attorney
Dr. Oliver McEuen
Phycician and Surgeon
Practitioner In civil courts since LtM 1 gi'ECl ALTIHS : Discuses of women
and Register U. S. Jnnd office from
190.1 to 1907. Information by mall a
6po i ft H V
Office in Land Office Building
ALLIANCE : : NEBRASKA
BURTON & WESTOVER
Attorneys at Law
Land Attorneys
atinnal Hunk Building
PHONE 180
: NEBRASKA
and chlldrer . and Genlto Urinary Or
gan. All call answered promptly day
or night
HEMINOFORD NEBRASKA
Office First
ALLIANCE
H. Mi BULLOCK
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
ALLIANCE
NEBRASKA
F. 1YI. BROOMb
Land Attorney
Long experience as Receiver U. S.
land office is a guarantee for prompt
and efficient service.
Office In Opera House Block
ALLIANCE : : NEBRASKA
WILLIAM MITCHELL
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
HARRY P. CODRSEY
LIVE STOCK ANO GENERAL
.AUCTIONEER
Farm Sales a Specialty
TERMS REASONABLE
PHONE f.l
ALLIANCE
NEBRASKA
II. 1. 10. ITLEU
Dentist
PHONE 1fi7
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
ALLIANCE : : NEBRASKA
ALLIANCE
NEBRASKA
DR. M. H. BELLWOOD,
Surgeon C. B. 4 Q. Ry.
Office over Holsten'a Drug Store
DAY PHONE 87
NIGHT PHONE 86
Orie Coppernoll
Res. Phone 20
F. J. Petersen
Res. Phone 43
Drs. Coppernoll & Petersen
Osteopaths
Rooms 7, 8 and 9, Rumer Block
PHONE 43
GEO. J. HAND,
Physician and Surgeon
EYE. EAR, NOSE AND T! ! TiO AT
H. A. COPSEY
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 360. Res. Phone 342
Calls answered promptly day and
night from office. Offices: Alliance
National Bank building over the Post
Office.
PAULW. liOMAS
INSTRUCTOR
ON VIOLIN
Dr. JAS. P. HAXFIELD
Dentist
OVER BRENNAN'S DRUG STORE
PHONE 525 RED
All electrical equipment. Gas admin
istered. Evenings by appointment
A. J. KENNEDY
Dentist
Office in Alliance National Bank
Building over Post Office
PHONE 391
G-eo. Gh 3-a.cLs"b37'
LICENSED EMBALMER
PHONE:
Day 4HS
Night 610
ALLIANCE
NEBRASKA
OF NEW YORK
I nte testing Accoert of Trip of J
Carl Toomas to Metropolis
STOPPED OVER EN ROUTE
V .
Ill'
CITY
i i i ; i : ii r
DRAY
At
Office Phone 260
Residence Phone 182
Wilson's new and second-hand
store
To thoi-i who have traveled much
and arc sophisticated in the- ways of
the gffgte atari I ho cxpei ( ii a of a
trip to New York Is no; of iih iiiik Ii
Interrrt as It Is to oao who line
Hflf bc n east of his home win'.'.
The fillowinf; leltcr from J. Carl
Thorn s, who left for New York a
few dnys ago to MtOT ihe M .gen
thaler Linc,tyr.o fac.ory, was written
to his relatives here, but it con'altn
mui h Of inieivst to thOM who have
never had th' opportunity of iakiug
this intncsMn;; trip. Carl ha the
faculty of noticing and renu inhering
thin'.s of Interest. His account of
the trip follows:
N. Y. City, Apr. :I0, tilt,
Iear Folks:
Will try to write some of the
tilings that I cm remember seeing.
Omaha seems to have twice as many
buildings as it had four years ago.
I Walked from about 4;trd and i'.ir
nam to 24th and Lake st reels the
second day 1 was there. Didn't h.i
time the rirst day. 1 think It paid
for me to take my time on my trip
a3 it c'Uln't cor : . "i r . ro end
made no differ; nee here In New York.
I m, t in old friend in Omaha and
wanted to renew his (?) acquaint
nnco, so stuyod another day.
There wasn't, much to see in Iowa
except at Burlington. Crossed the
Mississippi at that place. In Gales
burg, 111., there is a very fine Bur
lington depot. Much better than
most of them. It is about twice iib
long -net quite aa the one In Alli
ance and two Bfories high, but is
built of brick.
Got Into Clil.ugo about 9:00 p. m.
I v .ilk .I up S :i!e fttrest and Dear
born street and back to the depot.
Saw the big stores. My trtiin left
at 11 p. ni. Arrived in Dstrott
about 8 a. m. Had three or four
hour3 there. Wnlked around town
awhile. The train I changed to at
Detroit ran on to the ferry boat and
we were floated across to Windsor,
Canada. The time changes h re i
pain. Wo traveled along tha south
Shore of Lake St. Clajr nbout thirty
miles. Ther3 is same very good
COOlUry there. In Cinadn and some
cf ;ho States I hid pasted' thru,
most of the fence dividing the
farms are mad? of loga rails and
in Canada inct of them are trea
L. M. Scott, Auctioneer
Lakeside, Nebraska
Whl cr; your sales anywlr
me or leave da'es at the
Herald office.
Phonel75 Alliance, Neb.
Voice Culture
Teacher of Tone Production
MISS EUNICE BURNETT
Soprano Soloist
Public Engagements Solicited
STUDIO.
715 CHEYENNE AVE.
G. H. Wood
Painting,
Decorating and
Paperhanging
Phonejt34
Alliance, Nebr.
J. P. Hazard, the Surveyor,
Is making a specialty of locating
homesteaders. He claims to
be posted as to lande
still vacant and
Has a Few Bargains in
RELINQUISHMENTS
Your chance is (j-owing less every
day. Don't stop for fear of bad
wea'.h.i the other fellow
may beat you to it.
IN LAND OFFICE BUILDING
ALLIANCE : NEBRASKA
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
At The Herald Office
REASONABLE RATES
PROMPT SERVICE
AUGUST NORNBURQ
Professional Trained Nurse
Rdtom I , over dodgers' Grocery
Alliance - Nebraska
EAT AT
NohesCafe
BUY
Nohe's Bread
Pure aod Wholesome
MRS. E. O. DRAKE
OPTOMETRIST
EYES TESTED GLASSES FITTED
Cross Eyes Permanently Straightened
With Dr. Copsey
ALLIANCE NEBRASKA
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
PLANS AND ESTIMATES FURN
ISH:) ON APPLICATION
I empl ! inly first-class meelianlcs.
A work guaranteed.
PHONE 279
R dence and Shop,
ftfi and Mississippi.
Alliance, Nebraska.
DYE & OWENS
Transfer Line
Household goods
moved promptly
and transfer work
solicited.
Dray Phone 54
Residence phone 636 and Blue 574
Let Us Do Your Job Work
as the roo's look lo he harder to
get OVW thnn ordinary fences. I
won't bo able to writhe all th news
in order iih I think of things that I
FA l , - l . , . . .
o ur.vi luiKuura iu write lii uie nnnr i
viiianr o I nla Detroit is about taree times
as largo as Omaha, but I tlnl MX
I like M at all. Th? streets in th
bus:nips district leem to all run di
agonal, nnd none aj rigbt angles, Th
iiilkst building I saw thiv is a nt-w
twenty-four stcry one. Every town
in Canada we passed Mini, no mut
ter how small, has a goad depot.
We priseed over nomi high bridge
before we came to Buffalo. I think
it was about S.30 p. m. when wo
n at lied tlicre. I had to change cars
o dsoldsd to stay over another day
and Ualu trip up to Niagara Falls
on the electric cars a distance of
thirty miits. The round trip tie
cc t mo 0 c?ats. Tho city of Niug
ara Falls. N. Y., has a population Of
Hd.uOu. l toi k the trip described in
the folder enclosed. It is said to
be the grandest !rlp in tho world,
and I do not doubt iL At the Falls
I went up into (be observation tow
er, nlsd went below the Fails. The
people going down the elevator wore
first given rubbers and robber coat
wlin hood attached. We then wont
down uliciit ISO fe.t to a tunnel un
der tli river. This tunnel h 13 three
openings behind the Falls; (wo of
there are behind the, water and one
euHiis at u plane whorw ihe water
fblls on both sides but not in front.
The tunnel Is not low enough for
the water to flow in bht we zoi our
fares washed by thw.apray. W could
etv largo p(ec of Ire falling
down with the water right in front
of us. The euclowd-folder will nive
:-- ails about. mo3t of the rest. 1 got.
bat k-to lluffalo at 2 or .! o'clock p.
m. and sin-nt the day looking around.
It certainly is a fine city and made
a hit with me. Tho street car are
too best I have Feen, and I believe
Ottiahai is second or perhaps would
an fts. good if the cities wero Hie
sanirfjlze. Buffalo ha about 426,
000 population. Saw a funeral atrdel
car in Buffalo. Alao the new eiee
trie light building that is pictured
iu the May issue of Popular Mrahan
ka, The Theo. Thomas orchestra
is advatilaed to be in Buffalo May
7. 8, 9.
I got a berth on a sleeper In Buf
CatOj and when I lokd out in the
morning we were traveling down the
W" tora of the Hudson river.
Th 1 hi some beautiful scenery a
htag i river and we pasred thru
av unntla. I failed to see anv-
ihla that u person could call uioun
taJas, howawar. Some more I trmmt-
in Buffalo In a store window I saw
a framed picture or the Sacred Heart
convent of Omaha taken after the
tornado. It was about a f,oot ami
a half square. Below the picture
was printed the following: 'Photo
of the million dollar residence of
Ueo. Josyln. Proa, ot Western PraM
Assn.; after Omaha tornado."
Reached New York Cliy yesterday
morning. Took ferry from Wee
hawken, where train stops. Walked
around the ity awhile and then
went up to the tower of the Metro
politan building and from there as
far as 1 could ee on every side was
business bloka.and tenement houses.
The auide pointed down to one side
and showed me the Madison Square
tower. I couldn't see It at first, but
in a little while I aaw it away down
below. I anked htm where the Tri
buue building was and he said It was
Just a Utile "pec wee," 100 small lo
sec. I could see the. Time building
and the Tribune Is near that, a lit
tie ways from Brooklyn Bridie.- Af
ter I reported at the Linotype offie
en. I took, an elevated train across
I,
the bridge and kept looking out of
the window till I saw ' Linotype Co."
on top of a huildltiK shout twJPCfOCks
away. 1 irot off the ear at tho next
station mid wt nt !o he farm-) . which
Is an eight-story building 1 reported
nt the Inafnctloa rncm this morntng,
R.M my set of t:.ls (dp""Kr-ri $::
for them till I leave) and a ki y to
my locker. Thin I mm OH tor the
i!i.v I l(nk a car to N York and
look the el.vatnl down to the llat
tcry. I had r map of the main pail
of New York Cltv. and surely would
have gotten lost without It. I went
thru the Vqunrlum and snw all the
different kinds of sea fishes living.
The ones that Interested nu most
were (he s-oa-horxes. little nnlm:iln
hbout five or atx inches long, with
a head and neck rt inbling that of
a horse, which compost d half of its
body, and n m.nikey tall i-iowing nt
tho eml of the neck like Ah is: .
They hang on l;t small brinehes in
the Watsr, with their falls
In the distance I saw the Statue
of Liberty nnd Ellis Island, and walk
ing up north a ways townrd Brook
lyn Bridge, saw two small ocean
lin ts Walked west on Wall street.
Snw Standard Oil building, .1 P. Mor
gan Co. building, etc.: also, tho IT.
s. Treasury and the probe that hold
the walls from bursting out; saw
the place where Oeo. Washington
took oath of office, and lots of other
places too numerous to mention, nnd
have been here less than two days.
Will report for duty at the fac
tory tomorrow. Don't forget my ad
dress, 79 Rycrwon St., Brooklyn, N. Y
CARL.
REAL E8TATE TRANSFERS
Reported by J. D. Emerlck, Bonded
Abstractor.
.liinies W. Burns to Francos M.
Burns, lots 271 and '212, Belmont add.
Alliance 1.00
Moses Wright to Oscar Evans. 50
feet in bik, ('" Nebr. add. Alliance
1.00
Moses Wright to A. S Mote, 50 ft.
of blk. "(" Nebr. add. Alliance 1.00
Jennie HosHns to W. W. Norton,
lot , blk. 22, Box Butte add. Alli
ance ;ion.oo
Lincoln Laud Co. to A. K. lon
lo's ; and 4, blk. 1!", original town
Alliance 400.00
United States to Gregory Zurn, 8
E M Sec. 6-LT, -,'j Patent
Mary Ann QoodViO to F : : t Lbr.
Co.. 100 ft. of blk. 14, Sec. Co. add.
to Alliance LOO
United Sfa'es to Daniel Munk, NE
14 Sec. 31-27-43 . Patent
Lawrence Homer to Lizzie W. Ad
dy, SE'i Sec. :;o 27-50 2700.00
Joseph C. Romer to Ll.;: W. Ad
dy, lots .! and 4 nnd Btt SWVi, :;-27-50
2(167.1.1
Dag lei R. Lawrence to Mury A.
Lawrence. SEV4 NE'4 and NE4 cf
SE1,, 17-211-47 1.00
Robert Bird to Mamie Bird, lot ft,
blk. !t. Sec. Co. add. A'i;:in -e UHO.1,0
United States to Otto Dusinms
Laura a, NW'i 1 8-25-SO Patent
Mitry BUil to Oliver McEuen, lot
5, blk. 28. town or Hcmlngford 550.
Mary Hughes lo John, Tom and
Dora Hughes, S':. SEV, sec. 6, 8
N '4 and W' NE' IJ, and
lot 4, 8Va NW4 and SWVi NKV4
eec. 2. all in 28-52 1.00
United Sia'es to Guincs Chapman,
8'V4 and SWVi SE'4, MM. IS, N
Mtind SW see. 19-24 52 Patent
Tnlled Jf'atea to John E Kitt r, E
. .11 and W4 te. 32 25 52
Patent
nanjfinltl E. Johnson to Charles
ljckwr I, 'ots and 10, blk. 11,
town Of ! i miingford 5500.00
John B. Hitter to John Burns, E
si c. .11 and WV4 sec. 32 25 52
3200.00
United States to Samuel A. Oliver,
SV NWV, and SWli and E1 sec.
9i S'fc SE'i pc- 30-23-52 Patent
C. H. Flsk to W. W. Norton, lot
I, blk. W' Sheridan a.ld. Alliance
1900.00
Bamucl A. Oliver to John Burnw,
9 NW!i, SW',4 and K'i aac. It,
and SVfc SE'4 e'- 30-26-52 MO&OO
United States to Frank B. Thom-j
as, vv rrc. .i.J-ze 60 - Pit en:
J. H. Vaa Boskirk to I., o J. 1
Schill. all bc. 10 and NW'4, SK'4
gsg. 15-24-48 tO.OM.M
Unitetl Statt s to Patrick H. Me- j
01m; SEV4 20-25 47 Pat nt
OgaaSe D. Hall and Mignnn Hall t !
Frank Tn hkl , NW' sc 1-20-47
1000.00
riUlrtt D. Hall and Mlgnon Hall to
Hi Ilea Trenkle. SW',4 aac, I 2S-47
1000.00
UtUs D. White to Emiuu B. Nor
ton, south 2 ft. of lot 8, blk. 3, sec.
O9. Alliance 1.00
John (' MtCorkbe to Birnice Krid
Ubaugh, lot 6. blk. 13. Wyo. add. Al
liance ' 3000.00
Cassle D. Hall and Mlgnon Hall to
John Riley, NWV4 see. 26-27-47 1000.
ee4 4esg
Farm Implement
Time is Here
Disc Harrow
Low Spreaders
Plows
We sell the kind that does good
work in even the hardest kind of
ground. Don't wait any longer be
fore ordering your disc harrow.
Practical manure spreaders that
re high enough so they can be
used anywhere and yet not so high
as to cause unnecessary loss of
time or lab,or In loading. Light in
draft, easy to operate, simple and
durable.
Gang and sulky plows, cultivators,
also a full line of other Implements
neceaeary to good farming.
I. L ACHESON
rX
g;:aicgge
PLAN NOW FOR YOUR
SUMMER VACATION
YELLOWSTONE AND GLACIER PARKS:
You arc conveniently located so aa to vIbH either of these "woiv
tU Hands" ait a very light expense, at only a, fraction of the cost
to EasUirn people. Ask for rates and literature.
THL ROCKY MOUNTAINS:
You are either near Denver, the gateway to hundreds of Colorado
resorts, including Estes Park, or you are not far from Sheridan,
Mta ga-tcwny to attrac Ive ranch places In tho Big Horn Mountains.
We have leaflet .destrlblng these localities, free on application.
PACIFIC COAST:
Every day, commencing June 1st, low excursion rates for a tour
Of : bS Coast, approximately $',u, round trip, or $17.50 higtuir includ
ing Bbaata Route; on special dates In June, July and August, the
rules are $5.00 leas.
TO THE EAST:
The iiMial attractive at-home of EasUtn Siuiuner tours will be an
nounced tii.rliiK May. Place our r.xjiie-it tot Eas-lcm rate leaflot.
J. KRIDELBAUGH
Agent. Alliance
L. W. Wake-ley, Gen. Passenger Agent, Oumha
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O ANGORA o
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May J, i:MJ.
Rev. Montgour ry h. Id services
here today and organized Sunday
school. Pefcre chur h servii.a he
baptized Mr. and Mrs. lewih' two
ycuugct children. There wa a
very gCJd attendance. Mrs. Lavlg
was chosen superinieudent; Willis
Powell, assistant superintend; at ; Ru
sa Sherlock, sejey.-treaa. ; moeiingw
to b. h'l(i nvcrv Sun !. . ul lO .'tll
Wa hope to have a good attendance.
w ry body come. You are all w el-
eome.
Mis Myrtle (J rooms' scho'd has
closed and she is now stayiUK with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crouch.
Mr. Dove of Lynn 1 opeuinK a
new store here. We wish hi in auc
ceaa. , We are always giad lo have
Kood people come to Angora.
Neal Scanlon, our post master, nas
moved the post office in the build in
Mr. Dove has his store in.
nfj
He Has No
Extension
Do yon have to do this,
also, when the tel'-plionr l I!
ring after yon have "turn. cl
in" for thv night f
Or lo you answer the call
f ova nu Bxtcniun si i in
your bedroom 1
NEBRASKA TELEPKQKE COMPANY
406 NT
Coal office at Rowan's feed atore.
IO WAN ft WRIGHT, phone 71. tf
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