w-. a a a a a a- .a .m -a
Old Trusty Incubator
1 and Brooder i
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1 and California Redwood. Every-
thin so simple that a child can
NEBRASKA NEWS
Jesse Smith, Slayer, and Three
Comrades Escape.
KITCHEN GANC CUTS BARS.
4 make big hatches.
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Newberry's Hardware Co.
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
Burlington station
SHSSIafllllB .
OmOl at RODOERS' okocch PHONE I
Wallaces
1 Transfer Line
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!,, Household roods
ra -V' moved promptly
vfmy' ana transier work
V L 4 solicited. Phone i
Frank Wallace, Prop'r.
Make Their Way Out of Penitentiary
Window in Early Morning Police
Are on Lookout tor Four Fugitive.
Murderer Serving Ten Years.
Lincoln. Murch It.- Jesse Smith, u
murderer from onnihii. serving n term
of ten veals ill the BtttS p llltelttlaty.
ami three fellow convicts escaped at
4 a. in.
Those who escaped with Smith are:
Joseph Bushnnll, ticrvitiR a lour year
term for burglary; John Haves. Unco
jeais, robbery; Charles I'eiiU'dy, for
B ry, five years.
The men were in the prison kitchen.
At 4 o'clock they were released from
their cells to help prepare breakfast.
When the cook arrived the men were
gone. Four Iron barn sawed from the
kitchen window explained the method
of their escape Notification has been
sent broadcast
Omaha, March 13 Jesse Smith was
convicted of murder here for the kill
ing of t piano player at Pivls' saloon.
Smith came to Omaha from Montana
In the coarse Of a drunken (uarrel
with the piano player Smith went out
and pUrchnaed a gun He returned
and. entering the saloon by a rear
door, shot his victim to dentil on the
spot.
DOUBLE TRA3K ACROSS STATE
Extensive Bettermenta on Union Pa
cific Are Announced.
Omaha, March IS, Double tracking
of the Union Pacific main line in Ne
braska will be finished this summer.
An order calling for the completion of
the double track in this state was sent
out by President Lovetl of the Hani
man system.
The order specifically calls for the
Immediate double tracking of the
Union Pa itlc line from Julcsburg,
Colo , to Pine Bluffs, Wyo.. a distance
of 100 miles. Pine Hluffs Is Just over
the Wyoming side of the line.
This will make the first complete
double track line across the state of
Nebraska The I'nion Pacific, the first
line to build across Nebraska, is also
the first line to have a double track
across th state In connection with
the Northwestern line by traffic ar
rangements, the Union Pacific now has
the use of a double track line from
Chicago to the Rocky mountains.
THINKS NEBRASKA HAS GAS
Dr. G E. Cordra Believea Land Near
Fairbury the Place.
Lincoln. March II. That there Is
reatl) cas Which MS) some ggj be of
workable alu" In the shales near
IViilnny is the opinion of in George
I Condra, who has been conducting
an Investigation in thll vlcinitt for
some time past Interest In t' t i"opo-
altloa has been tacraaasj Intel) by n
Mil in the house of repreeentnUfM
nppropr tstlng SM0 tor thorough re
ear h thai e,
The territory Involved has been sur
Veyed prevtoilsl b )t Condi a and
when the conservation commlMlcn or
dei i i that the ground be Inspect ed
still farther he SMI Professor N K.
Rengnton. The Istter collected nn
plat and bronchi then tO the univer
sity, where tests were made, which
resulted rerj satlsfactorlt to the in
vi st Igators. ,
MAY VOTE ON SUBSIDY
Proposition to Bond Township for $50.
000 to Aid Railroad.
Hroken How, Neb, March M The
new railroad project Is assuming u
tangible shape and It begins to look
as though there was something more
oubatanUnl to it than mere talk. At
the last meeting held here this week
the enthusiasm was greater than ever
Many representatives from the Ar
nold, Tyron and (Jundy districts were
present and addressed the meeting.
These men are In favor of the road
coming to Broken now ami seem un
willing that the present proposed
course should be altered in any way
so as to exclude the town. There Is
now serious talk of discontinuing the
Committee on the personal soliciting
Of money for the new road. The la i
"st move is to bond the township for
150,0 nil sccepl no personal donations
jHBBjg8 aHMBsiWS'" anLssghgsfi gstpflf S
MjfljjrHff kB flBBRVssmBsVnmllllings' 'vbtbbVi
Boards
of all descriptions
for any part of a
house or barn.
Dicrks Lumber tsCoa Co.
Phone 22
D. Waters, Mgr.
Central Lumber Co.
Building flatarial, Piles, Posts
HEHINGFORD, and Coal NEBRASKA
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
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Which is Better Try an Experi
ment or Profit by an Alliance
Citizen's Experience?
Something new is an experiment
Must be proved to be as repre-
seated.
The statement of a manufacturer
is not convincing proof of merit.
Put the endorsement of friends is
Now supposing you iiad a bad bach
A Lame. Weak or Aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
You would rend of many so-called
cures.
Endorsed by straagsrs from far
away places,
It's different when the endorsmeut
comes from home.
Buey to prove local testimony.
Home endorsement is the proof
that backs every box of I loan's Kid
ney Pills.
Read this case:
Dr. Willis Coyle, 311 B. Wyoming
St., Alliance, Nebr., says: "I haw
used Loan's Kidney fills for h weak-1
geas Of the kidneys and bladder and
severe pains ucross m kidneys, and
have received good results I firm
ly believe that there is no ot bar kid
ney remedy equal to Loan's Kidney
Pills. I also know of other instanc
es where Donn'S Kidney pills have
CUred kidney trouble."
Por sale by all dealers Pric BO
OWtS. Poster-Milbuin "o., Bttffslo,
New York, sole agents for the !'
Blted States
Kememlier the name Loan's and1
take no other. IS-H
Dr. Oliver McEuen
Physician and Surgeon
HEHINGFORD, NEBK.
SPECIALTIES Diseases of Women and
Children and Cieouo I rinary Organs
All calls aassarif nresspttv day ai night
"I Suffered Years
With My Back."
Backache resulting from weak
kidneys, a bad cold or other cause,
usually renders the sufferer unfit
for work and often results in per
manent disability.
"I suffered for years with my
back, or kidney trouble, and have
tried a number of remedies from
different physicians. More than a
year ago, one of our local druggists
induced me to try
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
and after using them some three
months I found a decided improve
ment in my kidneys, and I am glad
to say that I hope soon to be fully
restored to health." J. P. Allen,
Ex-Judge City Court, Glasgow, Ky.
As long as pain is present in any
part of the body rest is impossible
and the system becoming weakened
It exposed to any form of disease to
which the sufferer may be inclined.
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills
by steadying the irritated nerve
centers, make refreshing sleep pos
sible, thereby enabling the body to
recover lost strength. As a remedy
for pain of any description Dr.
Miles' Anti-Pain Pills arc unsur
passed. Sold by all druggists under a guar
anty assuring the return of the price
f th first box If no bnftt result.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
PLATTE POWER PROJECT
Construction of Canal for Hydro Elec
tric Company Started.
Omaha. March 13 Work on a
Platte river power plant project for
the development of 10,000 horse power
to be delivered in electrical energy to
eastern Nebraska consumers has been
started This plant will be construct
ed actoss the river from South Band
The head of water is to he delivered
by a canal leading from a dam in she
Platte Two storage reservoirs with
a surface area of MO acres will be
const rui ted
The dan across the Platte will be
2,000 feet long It will only be used
for the purpose of diverting the water
into the canal. The canal will be car
ried across the Klkhorn river in a con
crete flume
A head of seventy five feet of water
will be attained at the power house
With this headway, there will he ds
vetopnd about 10,000 horse power
twenty-four hour per day
Horses Stolen; Four Othera Burned.
Neligh. Neb, March 11. A man
named Budtck was arrested here in
Connection with a case ot; horse steal
ing and arson Percy lonen, living
six miles northeast of here, lound his
barn bunted and the carcasses of only
four ! six horses in the emoers. mi-j
dick was seen taking, the horses
through town snd to return without
them lie was STTSSted on a similar
charge bell re nl Valentine.
Shcots Himself in Head.
Bridgeport, Neb . March 14.- Qnorgo
C. Bowman, after ordering the mem
bam ol his latnily out of the house, I
cnrefnU (olded the bed clothing in a
A ay sat isiac lory to him and, lying face
down upon them, sent a bullet Into
the bass of his brain iiom behind,!
dylni Instantly, H- had been suffer..
In; severely front a disease watch ioc
: -; ., id was incurable.
olves Annoy Omaha Suburb.
Omaha, March is.- Wolves that Ind
hiding places in the rough country
vji h and W Sl 04 notour, a suburb
of Omaha, have bean doing much dam
g to poultry vaids Inside f le limits
of the town as well as on adjacent
farms this winter With the aim of
satermiaal'.ag the pasta, a naU drive
h is been snanged for March 10
David Loudes Killed.
ciav Center. Neb.. March n David
Imudss, a :' cl gfty years, fe'l from the
wavon he wa driving and was in.-aant
ly killed, the wheel of his heavily
loaded waison passing over the small
of his back. He leaves a wile, two
daughters ai.d one son.
Fourteen Horses Burred to Death.
gggjytrlra pHh . March It The litr
ery bain of I W McCullough was go
Strayed by ?,f at Blue firings, with
all it foment-.. I'oiiteeu head of
gy gM ptlshsd in the name
DEFENDS MOTHERS' NAME t
Sixteen-Year-Old Boy Is Interested
Listener at Divorce Trial.
Lincoln, March 14. To exact pay
ment for every statement made con
cerning his mother dining the course
of the divorce suit of (5 rtrude Ds
Woit ngainsi Prnnela a. DeWolf, six-
teen. year-old Walter Cran er is an In
terested listener at the trial before
Judge Stewatt.
With a pencil in one hand and a pad
in the other the young man occupies
a seat SbOUt hull way hack in the
KKHtt and insists that be will make the
parties pay for every charge which is
made against his mother during the
course of the festlmou) DeWolf is sc
i used of Intimacy wiiii other women.
Th" hoy recently ssked he could se-
i lire a COP) of th' evidence and says
that he Will flghl the case through the;
COtirttt If an attack i maib on his!
mot her.
MILITIA OFFICERS TO GO
Invited by War Office to Observe Op
eration in Texas.
Lincoln, March ll A chance has
been extended to a few of the officers
ol the Nebraska national guard to see
the mobilisation and maneuvers oi the
loops on the Mexican border. The
. Mutant gonsml of the state militia
received a request from the war
do-art men) for a list of men who
i on. ' recommended to take the trip
for ol a i ion and instruction at the
expense of the government The In
vitation asks for the expense estimate
for getting the men to the nearest
maneuver camp and the government
reserves ttie right to make its own
elections trom the list Adjutant C.en
eral Phelps will make immediate
preparations for a Nebraska repre
sentation st the front.
Settle North Platte Poatoffice Fight.
North P'atte, Neb.. Marrh II. Ac
cording to a telegram received fro:u
Congressmen Klnhnld, E. s. Davis has
been appointed post ms star of this city
tad the president has signed his com
mission This ends a ooatrovers) of
iiore than a year's duration There
vas a three cornered light, in which
the present incumbent, w. T Thomp
son, who has held the office for the
lael two tern:.-.; K S Davis and Ira L.
Pare wife opposing candidates
Profess-or John Z. ScheH Dead.
BndlCOtt, Neb , March 1 1. Prof SSSOT
John 7. lehell died at his home a mile
south of Kndieott as a result of grip,
Wblth developed oilier complications. J
Profess i Bchell was one of the prom- j
Ineni public- school teachers of the
state, having spent almost thlrt) six
years in that profession In Nebraska,
Wo nan Killed in Runaway.
Kearney. Neb , March IS, Miss Ida
BtroshUUgh, daughter of Mr an. I
Mrs. Aitraham Btraabaush, weii knows
n side of tills city, is dead, the re
lull ot ..ijtiries received in a tunawav,
v.i, ii ,i leaping from the buggy sue
Mistaii n a compound fracture of the
skull.
Retailers E.ect Officers.
(imalu:. March II The Nebraska
Retailors' Kcdii.il ion elected the' lol
!owing officers: President, I.. K l.ang-
hnral ci Kimwood. vice srasldsat,
He nry Holton c,f Schuyler, secretary,
W. II. AVOT) oi Tilden. treasurer, M
A. Ilosietlcr of Slieliou Omaha was
c ho-en as the next meeting place.
LYON & HEALY
PIANOS
PERSONS WHO KNOW the merit of the
celebrated Lyon & Mealy Musical Instru
ments will be pleased to learn that they have
established an agency in Alliance for the sale
of their goods. The first shipment of pianos
has been received. They are on exhibition at
405 Box Butte Ave., where they may be in
spected by prospective purchaser.
These are strictly high-class instruments.
Persons who wish this class of pianos can save
money on each instrument purchased by buy
ing at the Lyon A Mealy Alliance agency.
Vc are headquarters for the best
Flour in the city. Try a sack and be
convinced.
Peerless, l lb sack $1.50
Up to Date, IBlblb sack 1.50
Tip Top, 4MB. sack 1.40
II. & M., 4 Hi sack 1.40
Delight, 481b sack 1,25
White Syrup, per gallon ic
Black Bird Corn Syrup, per gallon.. ,,('
Karomel Brand, per gallon 4o-
A Pun- BngarMsple Savor per KiiHonl ,oo
A Pure Sorghum, per gallon 77n-
Canada Sap, a Pure Maple, per qt.. 40c
LK Cabin, a Pure Maple, perqt ... 4Tc
Autumn Leaf, a Pure Maple, H gal.. 70c
Beet Sugar Syrup, per qt 25c
Bonnie, a Pure Cooking Molasses, qt. 80c
RICHELIEU COFFEE always
gives a
nice smooth taste: we have ii in three
grades. None quile so good.
wgTry our New Economy Bargain Counter and
you will he surprised at the bargains,
We are here to serve you.
Let your wants be known.
PHONH 54
A. D. RODGERS
BROWN HOTEL
Mrs. Belle Brown, Prop.
First Door South of First State Hank
Hemingford, Nebr.
First-class rooms, clean and comfortable. Good
meals. Lunch counter in connection. Short orders
set veil at all hours.
Kills a Kolden Eagle.
Ke;inie, Neb.. March 11 llenr)
Hipp of Amherst shot and killed a
golden asle on the Kmpiie ram h,
near here 'the bird measur-d eight
feci from Up to tip. and wan an ex-
ic'ient iprrrtinsn M nas been mrs
fciiice an eaKle has been seen In this
put of the ciintry.
Butte Art Studio
We do Enlarging and Commercial Work
Kodak Finishing
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