Classified Advertisements
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The following "Want Ads" UPC clamtlled under
he&dtntfa tor the oonvefitooot of rMden
Cash Ratks Five oenta per line ;! Insertion.
oeived for ies thin ten centi per Insertion.
Credit Ratks Plve cents ihm Une eneb insertion, but iu id
vetttstog account opened for less thsc twenty Ave cents end n
ail charged lor less than fifteen cents per vreeY
FOR SALE
New eight room NlMMM proper
iv. Moitern. OfeM sartifii e If sold
hi ome Inquire hi this office .1 B.
Mill. Ill Kin Horn Ave. f t4
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
l.oxcts Of ov tcrs should m to the
Ketslotie. Oyrtsrt shipped direct to
us front the ovster beds. W handle
lha New Yatk Counts. Try thaw. Von
tan fel them in an qnatltMy.
42tl Fl Hi DlSMI K.
TO RENT
OFFICE KOOM lor rent uith or
without linniture, in McCorkle build-inn-
See I. C. McCorkle 01 phone l8t
jj 386.
OFFICE KOOM for rent with or
without lurniture. in McCorkle build
ing. See J. C. McCorkle or phone 281.
y if-jsn
WANTED TO RENT
Have vou a vacant house to rent?
The Herald office has many calls for
houses to rent. Advettise it in the
want-ad columns of this paper- Rate,
five cents per line per insertion. They
bring answers. 51 tf -337
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
Relinquishment for sale or trade for
Alliance citv property. Improved and
five miles from good town- Call or ad
dress, "A", Herald office. 47-tf-24f
160 acre farm seven miles from
Minatare. 30 acres under the Tri
State canal and balance under the
Government canal- 25 acres under
cultivation. House, barn, cow stable,
etc- Price only $40 per acre. Address
Jos. Mori-' itt, Minatare, Nebr.
44tfio5
LAND! LAND!!
320 acres of good land; $H) an
acre. Address Hox 1287, Alliance,
Nebr.
4:;Mt-2
FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY
City property bought and sold.
O Keefe Brother. 2tf424
rOK SALE Rooming house. For
paiticulars phone 152. 5o-tf-3i8
MODERN SIX ROOM HOI SE for
sale cheap. Located in best residence
section of Alliance. Built for a home
but owner finds it necessarv to sell.
Big, light rooms; plenty of closets;
modem bathroom with fine fixtures;
big lot; fine porch; aud house is entire
ly new. Easy terms can be arranged.
Address J, Herald office. 47-tf-252
HOUSE FOR SALE
A six room house aud three lots
in West I .awn, good Weil, small
barn; cave; all fenced. Will trade
for live stock or sell on easy terms.
Address Box 1287, Alliance, Nebr.
4::-4t-2
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
I sell furniture and house furnish
ings cheaper than auvbody. T. J.
Threlkeld. 43-tf
FOR SALE Nice oat straw and
shock corn. One mile west of Alliance.
A. R. Wilson &. Son. Box 1053.
S2tf J75
Farmers, ranchmen, and everybody
else find E. I. Gregg & Son's the best
place to buy flour, feed, poultry food,
and stock salt. 49 ' 294
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
Let me frame your pictures. T. J
Threlkeld. 43 tf
Every piano we sell is guaranteed
Only high grade instruments are
sold. Let us show them to you.
Crancer Company, Ida M. Ross, Mgr.
I tf 428
SEMSALEji
Low prices and easy terms on
high grade pianos. See the ('rawer
Company, Ida M. Ross, Mgr.
2-tf-428
FOR SALE MERCHANDISE
Threlkeld sells china, glassware and
lamps cheap.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
Want ads of reasonable length for
parties desiring employment will be
iiiserted two times in this department
free of charge-
Situation wanted as clerk in store by
young lady. Phone 5H2. 53-tf-4oo
S. Glidden has returned to Alli
ance and is ready to do all kinds of odd
jobs of work. Phoue 266 red. 39tf
Wanted Nursing to do. Call at
210 Toluca Ave. or Phone 248 Red.
a-2t-436.
We have a new Lightning Hay
Baler, and want contract to bale
your hay. Leave word at Herald of
fice. Stevens ft Kittleman.
434-3 tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
For Sale
Onebalf Interval In hardware imsi
ma Cnrtlea Mite of bnrnew and has
beat equipped tin idiop In western Ne
irHs!u. Mr in la do) nit good bnalneaa,
Reason for selling is poor health Kor
particulars address, Hardware, enre of
Alliance Herald M-tf
POULTRY, ETC.
Now it the time to buy VOUf Hum 11
Leghorns. Call or wiite RM at 124
Box Butte avenue. Alluuce, Nebr
B. H. Peirv. 41 tf
Uj3Tj5CK
For Sale (Jood team of work hor
ses. Age three and four years. Also
good harness and wagon. Call
phone 5. 3-tf-450
HOGS AND CATTLE
Fat hogs and cattle wanted. We
want to buy some good stuff to butcher.
Drake & Bakh, Phone 50.
49tf-3o8
REPAIRING
The best equipped shoe shop in
northwestern Nehraska is run bv M. D
Nichols in the rear of the Alliance Cash
Shoe Store. First-class work quickly
doue, at reasonable prices. 4otf
AUCTIONEERS
Frank H. Palmer, general auctioneer-
Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charges. Phone 677 Blue, Alliance.
Nebr. Can leave orders at Herald
office. 53 tf-3So
ajPJjj
The C- W. Way Co., Architects,
Hastings, Nebraska, will furnish you
with plans and specifications for any
class of building you wish to erect.
Ask them for information. iqtf
MISCELLANEOUS
Buy your china and glassware of
Threlkeld.
OFFICE ROOM for rent with or
without furniture, in McCorkle build
ing. See J. C. McCorkle oTphdne28t
Buy your stoves of T. I. Threlkeld,
401 Box Butte Ave- 43-tf
Notice, farmers and ranchmen: If
you have good, fat hogs or cattle to
sell we will pay vou the highest market
price for it. We want nothing but
good stuff, but will pav vou good prices
if vou have what suits us.
Dkaki Si Bakh, Phone 50.
49tf-3"v
Have vour
Threlkeld's-
pictures framed at
Money
Reddish.
to loan on real estate.
F. E.
3 tf-
Flour, hay, feed, stock salt, poultn
food. Best goods. Prices right. City
deliveries made promptly. E. I. Gregg
& Son. Phone 155. 4o-tf.2g4
Furniture and housefuruishiugs at
the right price at Threlkeld's.
NOTICE
To give the public better accomo
dation for securing their laundry
at the office, the Alliance Steam
Laundry will remain open from 7
a. m. to 7 p. in. every working day,
except Saturday when we will be op
en until 8 p. m This takes effect
January 1st, mil
2-tf -427 JOHN C, SCHO.M AKER,
Ml nager.
I SELL GOOD COAL
Your orders will be delivered
promptly Monarch and Colorado
coal. Office Gregg's Feed St on-
Phone 8M, If, Vaughn. 3-tf-442
THESE WANT Al) COLUMNS are
read bv 1,500 subscribers every issu.
Advertise your wants- Results count
4711
We want to huv good, fat hogs and
cattle to butcher.
Dkakf & Baku, Alliance, Pboua 0,
2Utf 308
OFFICE ROOM for rent with or
without furniture, in McCorkle build
ing. See J- C. McCorkle or phone 281.
53 tf 386
$5.00 Reward
$5.00 reward for recovery of stove
stolen from basement under bowling
alley, about Oct. 25 to 28, 1010. Royal
Acoro No. 3. Did not get base, nickel
trimmings aud top m n.
2tf W. M- Wilson
BUY COAL AT VAUGHN'S
Monarch aud Colorado Coal. Of
fice Gregg's Feed Store Phone titki.
M. Vaughn 3-tf-442
WILL. SCHLUPP
ENTERS BUSINESS
Will Schiupp. who has been in the
cinpioy of the llurlington for several
years, has t-ntored business lor him
self Mr Schiupp is popular Alii
Mice voting man and was well liked
at the rmttrofti offices, where he 01
11.. id a clerical position
.Mr Schiupp has opened a fire In-
Burtutce office la room '. McCorkle
blink Hi' will represent the follow
Ing con pan lee: Hanover, Qlenn
Falls, SVestchester and Americas,
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COMPANY ONE HAS SMOKER
Pin Company No 1 gave mdor
or to about fifty members of the dc
part meal Tuesday night, as aim 011111
d ill The Herald last week.
.1. W. Guthrie was toast master of
tin evening and filled the place wall
He serins especially lltteit tor a
place at the head of the table and
his remarks are always "just right".
Speeches were made by L. Muech
si n. -it ein, Herman LuUd, Louis Sur
prise. Clarence Brunell, Hert l.aing
and others The refreshments,
Which were served in good style and
enjoyed by all, consisted of wienies,
roast pork sandwiches and coffee.
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MEETING OF FIREMEN
A meeting of the firemen was held
at the city hall Wednesday evening
of last week. Following Is the re
port w. s Ridgeil. Chairman of the ex-
BCUtlve committee, reported that ar
rangements had been made with the
Presbyterian church ladies for the
banquet to be held January 19th,
This is to be held in the new Woods
building, as it is the largest room
in the city.
The following committees were ap
pointed :
Decorating Committee.
L. Surprise, L, R. Cant well. L
Smith, J. O'Connor. H. R Snyder,
Fred Carlson and Bd. Schafer.
Electric Display.
K. B, Joder, V. Oundas, T. Beeson.
G. ti. Gadsby was appointed chair
man of the Registering committee
he to appoint the other members of
his committee.
It was decided to volunteer ten of
the firemen for service on the po
lite force during the Convention.
W, S. Bidgell, J. W. Guthrie, Bert
Latng and others gave Interesting
talks on the way they were enter
tained ut other conventions. Meet
ing adjourned to meet next Wednes
day evening.
CARL BPACHT, Sec.
ANOTHER BIG MEETING
Last evening the firemen held a
crowded meeting in the rooms at the
city hall. After the installation of
seven new members and the rein
statement of two, the regular rou
tine of business whb gone through
and reports of committees received.
It is encouraging to see- the inter
est which the Alliance business men
are manifesting in the local fire de
partment. They realize that this
department has done a great deal of
good for Alliance In getting the con
vention for 1911 here and have shown
their appreciation in a substantial
way.
Louis Surprise, chairman of the
committee on decorations, requests
that the business men decorate their
stores with the national colors, red,
white and blue, and that the stores
be kept lighted up at night as much
as possible. If all will decorate
their stores and buildings with flags
and bunting it will give the city the
pro- holiday appearance.
The next meeting will be held Mon
day evening and a full attendance
Is requested.
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL
Alliance. Nebr. January 8, Ittl,
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Harris. COUACItMMR present. New
berry, HolStea and Martin Minutes
of lasl meeting read and approved
A pen kM from the business men
for jt.il.:t- or cii scales 1111 I to furn
ish an nffli lal weigher was turned
over to the committee on streets
a, id alleys, to be Investigated by
them and renorl.il on al tic iet
meeting.
Application 01 Thomas Smith for
pool hail license rejected.
Report of Pol les Jadgs sras as foi-
; low a :
Pities collei led, $Hii M
Marshall fees, ( I'll
Total. S--I to
WaS as follows:
Water rent, 7;:.r.
Wmer meters, 90.00
Water taps. 14.90
Miscellaneous, ''
Total, $217.40
Bond of Night Marshall P It Al
len accepted and ordered placed on
file
The following claims were alloweil
I and warrants ordered drawn
r . v . insn, salary, ? 111 no
C W. JefferS, special police 9.09
SaiiK C. Heck, hauling hook B
ladder, 1.09
John Garrett, hauling hose
carts 1.90
.1 B, Hnnsaker, salary and
expense. 88.55
Tom Tuck, hoard prisoners 4.00
C. W Jeffers, hauling dead
animals. 11.79
B. W Ray. plumbing. Tl.tl
W. P. Rosenkrauz, blacksmith
work. ,99
J I) Enteti ch, salary and ex 8B.00
W. i Bedlker, plumbing. n.57
! A Bens Wold, blacksmith wk 12.05
I J, H. Carlson, salary and ex. 71.99
, Richard Kniesl. reading meters 4.50
B M. Nussbaum, labor. 19.19
W S Park, labor. 1.50
P. B. Hamblln, labor, 14.10
C. B. Wycoff. night marshall
and Janitor, 7L'.75
C. c. Barker, salary, l'o.h:!
G. H. Peterson, labor. 18.00
G. II Peterson, labor, 'J4.75
G II. Peterson, labor. S.75
Alliance Klectric Light Co.,
light and water. 445.7:'.
C. W. Humphrey, services as
arbitrator 371.09
G. H. Morse, services as ar-
bltrator, l52.5o
K. M. Marl in, labor, 2.50
B, 0, Young ft Company, final
estimate Dtst, No. 29, 7:14.70
C. utta Percha Rubber Mfg
Company, balance acct. tPi.OO
Ordinance No. 172. An ordinance
to amend subdivision seven of ord
inance No. t4 entitled, "An ordin
ance to divide the city of Alliance,
Nebraska, into sewer districts", was
Introduced, first, second and third
readings. Approved and ordered
published according to law.
Council adjourned subject to cull.
P. W. IRISH, City Clerk
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE
Whereas. Our Heavenly Pather, In
his infinite wisdom, has chosen to
call to her eternal reward the be
loved wife and mother from the
home of our friend and esteemed
Brother D. B. Lynch, and while bow
ing In humble submission to His holy
will, be it
Resolved. That we, the members
of Alliance Council No. !75, Knights
of Columbus, extend to the bereaved
husband and family our sincere and
most heartfelt sympathy, and be it
Resolved, That these resolutions
be spread upon the records of this
meeting and published In the city
papers, and a copy presented to our
sorrowing brother and family.
Bated at Alliance, Nebr , Jan. 10,
1911. VV. J. HAMILTON,
KU. BHIBLOB
A. KENNEDY,
Committee.
HfNoLime Rtispfeaie ;
tf jPTW "Alum In food mutt therefore act as n poIon." xJASV 7
rCvjjJj Jj Prof. Johiuon, Yal Vnivtrti'y. Vtiil
Jfi Read the label, Buji; no 3L
mJ) baking powder unless the i ' : A
Cream of Tartar guarantee
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I. O. O. F. GIVES BANQUET
AND INSTALLS OFFICERS
The banquet given by the I. O. O.
P. Tuesday evening in the hall was
crowded. The tables were filled by
hundreds and the feast of roast
chicken, turkey, beef, mashed pota
toes, cake, pie and all the other
"fixings" that make ones appetite
take wings, was a success.
It takes Cal Cox, Link Lowery,
Geo. Hills, Tom lawler and Judge
Zurn to make good waiters. They
are all good, strong men and can
keep the plates well filled. They
did their duty and were roundly
praised for their excellent work
After the banquet the crowd went
to the city hail, where the installa
tion of officers for Alliance lodg--No
His, Hemlncford lodae No. 306
and the Bebekah lodge took place
Judge Burn had charge in tlx- instal
lation. Kollowing are the of filers
installed :
Alliance Lodge No His V M
Hearst, N. Q.; M B. Grebe, v. u. ;
A I. Macey. Sect ; C K. Martin,
Trees,
HemlagtOtd Lodge No. :!0t!. Isaac
i- V I, X. G.; Pred Acord, V G. ;
C Olds, Sect.; K I.. Pierce. Tn-iis
lUbekah Ixidge Mrs. Martha Cox.
N. G.; Mrs Anna Griffith. V ;.;
Mrs. Pearl Wright, Sect ; Mrs Mag
gie Brands, Treas
A dance was given altr the in
Btallatioa ceremonies.
WILL SPEAK AT CONVENTION
J. VV. Guthrie, f Alliance, will be
one of the principal speakers at the
Convention. The topic assigned him
is, "The Association", and BO are
sure that It will he one of the most
Interesting speeches
INCREASE 8URPLUS
As will be noticed by the report
of the Alliance National Bank in this
issue of The Herald, thia institu
tion has Increased its surplus from
$40,000 to $50,000 since the laat
statement on November loth
This makes a very good showing
and speaks well for the management
of one of the strongest banks lu
western Nebraska.
DrPRICE'S
Baking Powder
A straight, honest. Cream ot Tartar
Baking Powder. Made from Grapes.
Makes better more healthful food.
Sold without decent loam
JANUARY SALE
THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL
THE SALE AT
PHIL PIZER'S
THE PALACE FOR MEN
Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back
$10.00 Suits & Overcoats $
12.50
15.00
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18.00
20.00 44
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WILL SING AT CONVENTION
The popular male quartet which
has charmed the audiences at the
Methodist church will sing at the
Firemen's Convention next week.
The quartet consists of Ralph Thom
as, Rev. Jones. Prof. O. H. Wil
liams, and Lloyd Smith.
FAMOUS HAS BARGAINS
The half-page advertisement of
the Famous clothing store on page
eight of this issue shows many bar
gains in men's clothing. This well
known Alliance store Is rightlv
I called, "The Daylight Store. "
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BIG BALL WEDNESDAY NIGHT
The big hall will hi- In-Ill at tttS
Opera House Wednesday night, .Ian
uary IXth, hy the Firemen On ac
count of th' limited floor space the
. tioot' will DS lor visiting Hreuu-u on
ly until eleven o dock.
DARLING STARTS REMOVAL SALE
QeorgS Hurling will soon move to
tin- Wood building I nun his pn-siiit
locattaa, and in order to cut down
1 his immense stock of up-to-date furn
iture, he is Inaugurating a remnval
sale (ilanic over his advt-i t isi-nieut
' in this paper Vou will find many
; 2 it) Hox Butte? Ave., Alliance, Nebr.
...... ...-...... . eeeeeeeesesa see,e
bargains.
!:i!loll for
Mi
fair
I )aring
dealing
has
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BUILDING & LOAN
ELECTS DIRECTORS
At the annual meet ing ot 1I11- slock ,
holders or the Alliance Building
lan Association on Tuesday evening '
the following directors for the ensu 1
ing year were sleeted R M Hainp
ion, d, v unman, a. U Kodgers, F
W, Irish, Jerry Rowan, (leo F. Ia
Is, John McDonald, J A Hunter and
F BT. Harris
The election of officers will be
held next Monday evening The
preseut officers are R M. Hampton,
president and treasurer: A. D Rod
gers, vice president; B. F. Gllman,
secretary.
The business of this houir com
pany has been steadily increasing,
the loans amounting to over $125,000
at the present time There are 149
stockholders, who are owners of what
is known uta running atock, and 57
holders of paid up stook
New
Queens ware Line
I have just added a new. full and
complete line of Queensware. Hy stock
includes everything in this line. See the
beautiful hand-painted Chinaware, Cut
Glass and Silverware. The quality is guar
anteed and the prices are right.
I. L. AC H ESO N
ALLIANCE
Nels. W'orley haa returned from
his trip to Mexico with the ex
cursion party The excursion which
they went on was sent by a land
c ompany and was conipo.-ed of about
sixty peoph-
Dr. L. BT bowman and daughter
left hurriedly for the home of his
father at Stanton last week, word be
ing received that his father was very
111
K It Boyd, of the law firm of
Hoyd & Barker, is in Lincoln ou busi
ness Mrs F M Broome has returned
from her trip to Omahs
The stringing of the main business
street, Box Butte Avenue, with elec
tric light wires for the Firemen's
Convention h well under way. When
the streets are lighted up with the
thousands of incandescent bulbs it
will be an imposing sight.
Prof. G. H. Williams has returned
from his Christmaa vacation at Peru.
Prof. Meyer has also returned from
his trip home
Miss Baker, who Is now employed
aa atenographer by the Newberry
Hardware Company, will leave toon
for the Pacific Coast where she es
pecta to locate Her position here
will be taken by Charles Brennan.