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classified under appropriate headings
for the convenience of readers.
CASH RATES One cent per
word each insertion. No ad received
for less than ten cents per inser
tion. Black face double rate.
CREDIT RATES One cent per
word each insertion, but no advertis
ing account opened for less than
twenty-five cents and no ad charged
for less than fifteen cents per week.
Black face double rate.
In answering Herald want ads
please mention that you saw it in
this paper.
A classified advertisement will in
troduce to each other the next buy
er and the next seller of property
in this town.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
Pardey's cottage bread Is baked by
export bakers and Is good to eat.
.
Lovers of oysters should go to the
Keystone. Oysters shipped direct to
us from the oyster beds. We han
dle the New York Counts. Try
them. You ran get them In any
quantity.
L'tf F. B. Dlsmer.
TO RENT
Several farms to rent. Inquire J.
C McCorkle 13-tf-Ci:!
MM is ready to do all kinds of odd
jobs ol work Phone 2tiK Red :i!tf
Two Rooms for Light Housekeep
ing, Inquire 101 Yellowstone Ave.
ia ti-on
Buy your stoves of T. .1. Threlkeld,
411 Box Butte Ave. 4'1-tf
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
LAND TO LEASE
Two sections of Box Butte county
land to lease, all in one body, fenc
ed, house, sheds, two good wells and
windmills, two cement cisterns of
noo bbls. capacity each, and other
Improvements; about 35 acres under
cultivation; six miles from Maisland.
See F. E. Reddish. 11-tfOOO
HAY LAND FOR SALE
1 will sell the quarter section of
land on which the Nuaon grove is
located, 17 miles northeast of Alli
ance. This Is good hay land.
674 4 11 If. P. NASON,
Alliance, Nebr.
ABSTRACTERS
F. E. REDDISH
Bonded Abstracter.
I hare the only set ot abstract
books in Box Butte county. Office
in McCorkle Building. 10-tf-670
ARCHITECT
The C. W. Way Co., Architects.
Hastings, Nebraska, will furnish you
wiili plans and specifications for any
slass of building you wish to erect.
Ask them for Information. I9tf
AUCTIONEERS
Frank H. Palmer, general auction
r. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
eitarges Phone s7 Blue, Alliance,
Nobr Can leave orders at Herald
write. IS-tMM
POULTRY, ETC.
THOROUGHBRED BARRED
PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS. -Price
per setting of 15 eggs. $1.00. 100
rtggs, $4. SO. Phone 110 Blue. E. M.
Gregg. 1007 Cheyenne Are. i:i-tf-04
BROWN LEGHORN EGGS for sale
trom two pens. $1.50 per setting of
Sixteen B. H. PERRY, 924 Box
Butte Ave. Phone 141. 14tf626
HOGS AND CATTLE
Put hogs and cattle wanted. We
want to buy some good Staff to
butcher.
4!ttf-o08 Drake & Barb, phono 50.
REPAIRING
The best equipped shoe shop in
northwcBUrii Nebraska is run by II.
i). Nichols In the rear of the Alliance
Cash Shoo Store. Kiibi class work
nuickly done, at reasonable prices,
on I
MISCELLANEOUS
If you like The Herald subscribe.
Buy your china and glassware of
1 hielkeld.
Have your pictures framed at
ThrelKeld's.
Money to loan on real esiale. P.
L Reddish. Mj
Hour, hay, teed, slock salt, poul
try food Best goods Prices right
Mty deliveries made prompt!) K I
llregg ti son. Phone I f.o. lo.tr.ii
SPECIAL SALES
Bazaar and Social by Industrial.
Mociet) In Baptist church parlors'
April 2u and It, H-lot 548 I
a)
Furniture and housefurnishlngs at !
tie right place at ThrelkcliPs.
FOR SALE MERCHANDISE
POR SALE CHEAP DtM bill on
piano. Worth $175. on Inquire at
this office. '. tf-54t
DO YOU WANT A PIANO?
The renowned l.yon - Mealy pi
anos can now bo purchased In Alli
ance of a resident dealer. See the
advertisement in this issue of The
Herald I tf 525
Threlkeld sells china, glassware
avd lamps cheap.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
!vet me frame your pit tares - -T. J.
Turelkelil 4:!tf
HELP WANTED
Several farms to rent. Inquire J.
C. McCorkle. l i t f t! 1 3
GIRL WANTED for housework.
Phone i(5. MRS. W. S RIDGELL
1 ltf22
WANTED An experienced wait
ress. Address s. Herald office,
4 tf-fiH0
YOUNG MEN WANTED
Govenment Pays Railway Mail
Clerks $800 to $1,400 a Year
Free Scholarships Are Offered.
Uncle Sam holds examinations for
railway mail clerk, postoffice clerk
or carrier, custom house and depart
mental clerks. Prepare at once for
the coming examinations.
Thousands of appointments are to
be made. Common school education
Is all you need; city and country
people have equal chance. Start to
prepare now free information. Free
scholarships this month. Write im
mediately to Central Schools. Dept.
B-624, Rochester, N. Y.
R-20t-463
Wanted, a girl for general house
work Mrs. Geo J. Hand Phone
261 lI-tM9l
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN BAR
GAIN FOR THE RIGHT PARTY
WITH CASH
clothing, furaiuhings aud shoes, lo
cated ia county seat la western Ne
braska Good fsrrolng and cattle
country surrounding. Fifty miles to
ne.irest competitor. New railroad.
Fast growing town. Write for par
ticulars the atllsnes u era Id
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I SELL GOOD COAL
Your orders will be delivered
promptly. Monarch and Colorado
ooel Office Gregg's Peed iore.
Phone t6t. M Vaughn a tf 442
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
B. (Bidden has returned IB UUpPre
NOTICE
On account of the Increase ol the
price of material MM labor the
P. tinter Contractors of Alliance. Neb .
-e compelled to Increase their charg
e for work for the SBIQlBj year.
I 'ie charges will be M follows:
All two-cout work to be M cents
pes? MJ. yard, and three coats to be
M cents Common lap work paper
tup to be cts per bolt. But work
to be Mj cts. Ingrain paper wire
edge M cts per bolt But work 70
cis Burla), 15 cts. per square yartl.
KnMMlBlBi white walls to be 115 cts.
ner square for two coats 04 cts. for
one coat. Sand walls per square 75
cents tWO coats, one coa! M cents.
Si.oing walls 25 cents per square,
l'ii paring walls tlo cent:: per hour.
n'aklng down and pulling up pit
ture moultling. till cents per hour
Staining roofi $2.25 f,,r Ho touts.
i II for one coat per square, barn
rod, 10 for one coat MM IS cts. for
I coats, all one coat work to be lo
tents, per square yard. Oiling floors
t; cts per yartl Graining complete
'l cts. per square yartl
W. S. RIDGELL.
QUO. W ELLIOTT.
L. A SPPR1SE
w. II BKHRtTNO.
GRANT HALE
E. C. WHI8MAN.
I It-ttl
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
SEED OATS POR SALE 500 bu.
Kershotl oats s miles northwest of
Alliance, on N W quarter sec
2i-4x. p .1. Beigum. i:;f,t607
FOR SALE
Seven year old Percheron Stallion.
Wotsht 1100, color black. Qood one
Mill two year colls to show. J, A.
Keegan. i:t-tf 6 10
One Multtacope plate camera, 4'4x
GVi. Genuine leather finish ami
good carrying case, with three doub
le holders. Expensive 5x7 lens,
worth the price of camera alone. The
complete equipment for $15. Hurry
if you want it. Alliance Art Sturio.
HMMII
I sell furniture anil house furnish
ings cheaper than anybody. T J.
n-relkeld. 4:ttf
Farmers, ranchmen and everybody
else find E I. Gregg A Son's the
Lest place to buy flour, feed, poul
try food and stock salt. 4tf294
FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY
NOTICES
My wife. Nettie C. Hedge, haa
left my bad aud board and I woa't
tand for any bills made by her.
!4 2t27 .1. A. HBDGB
I am now prepared to do all kluds
of painting ia first class manner.
Will also do paperhangtng and car
penter work if desired. W. K. Phil
lips Phone 181 Blue 12-ff68
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CALENDARS POR 112
The Herald Publishing company
will handle haautlful line of calen
data f - . i year 1912. The main
'" a ill the products of the Out
Paper company of Chicago Ira
ported calendars will also be printed.
On account of the fact that It will
not bu necessary lo pay commissions
to traveling salesmen the prices are
much lower than ordinary.
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BUY COAL AT VAUGHN'S
Monarch and Colorado Coal. Of
fice Gregg's Fowl Store. Phone Sflti
M Vaughn. 3-tf 442
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ORDER NURSERY STOCK NOW
FOR SPRING DELIVERY
I am still receiving orders for tiur
HTJ stock for this spring's delivery,
I) .1 will send In my last order for
spring delivery within a few days.
Better place your order with me
IMMEDIATELY for what ou ran
ids spring. Call at toy resident' -N
't Missouri avenue, anil get pin
or call up phone 512 ami I will t all
and see you. W. P KNICHT.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS AND TENANTS
11 property owners anil I paints
hereby notified that within ten
lays they must clean up tbjeir prem
ises ami the alleys adjoining their
iroperties.
At the expiration of ten days the
tfftjf will proceed to cleuu up and the
ii. -i - and tenants will be liable
.or the costs and fines according to
he city ordinances
Dated March I, Ittt.
J 11 CarlbOj, Street Com.
.1 B Huniuker. City Marshal
If you like The Herald subscribe.
FOR BALK One four room house,
new; 3 lota under fenee; out build
ings; chicken yard; good well cheap
if taken soon. See Mrs. W.F. Knight,
819 Missouri Avenue. 12tf-588
Several farms te rent. Inquire J.
C. MoCorkle. 13-tf-ei.l
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Four Allium- lots, good locution,
cheap. Compltt Rmvci team plow
aud tractor, good ahapa, bargain
ntipte a...ti,,a II. iw II lit t A 11:1 M x.
Bj i sen i r i m m i tvsi i wtnie swsuu,
location, fifty acres ander cultlva
ttoa. Phone Blae 21$. C. M. Lots
)! Alllanee Itf-$I7
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MOatERN ail room house eu Tol
uea Areaue. Bast troat. Cement
block nam. Hot water furnace
Cheap If taken at once. Reasonable
terma. Phone 840, Herald office
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LEGAL NOTICE
State of Nebraska. I
(
Pox Butte County i
In the District Court of Box Butte
County. Nebraska.
In the matter ol the guardianship of
Aileliu Kanistlell. an Insane Person
Order to show cause.
The cause came on fur hearing up
on the petition Of Frank H Ranisdell,
uuartliau of the person and estate
;f Atlella Hamstlell, an Insane person.
MBytes for a license to sell the
south half ol the southeast quarter
(SVv SE'4 south hall southwest
Quarter s's sv4( of B action Five
(I), in Township Thirtv (9t)i N
P.inge Twelve lit) fst . in Hotl
County, Nebraska, or a sufficient
Hiiounl of the same to oay the sum
)f twelve huntlretl eight. dollars
I $1180.00) for the payment of xpens
es Incurred in the support, ireiitinent.
tare and mnlntalnauce of said ward,
tliere not being any personal proper
ty and Hi' income ol' said ward being
insufficient to pay the said debts
and expenses, and maintain the Mid
.ml
It Is therefore ordered that the
next of kin and all persons Interest
ed In saltl estate appear before me
i t Chambers at Rushvllle, Nebraska,
on the 20th day of April, 1111, at
nine o'clock, A. M.. to show cause
why a license should not he granted
lo saitl guardian to sell so much of
he above described real estate of
said wartl as shall be noi crsury to
nay saltl debts Ud expenses
specify that this order be published
in the Alliance Herald, n weekly
newspaper, published in Alliance In
aid county for three Weeks prior to
lie date of saitl hearing.
Datetl March Hh, 1911,
W. II. WK8TOVBK,
l3St1014H Judge District Court,
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
The defendant s, Englebert .1. Ping
cr, Mrs. Plnger, wife of Englebert
.1. Pinger first and real name un
known and Theron T. Crosier, will
lake notice that on the lGth tiny of
March, 1911, Oils Bass, the plaintiff,
filed his petition In the District
1 ourt of Box Butte county, Nebrns
ke. against Englebert ,1 Plnger, Mrs
P'.nger, wife of Englebert .1 Plnger,
t'lrst and real name unknown and
Theron T. ('rosier, defendants, the
object and prayer of which are to
mlet the title In the plaintiff upon
southwest quartet (gWVi) or section
Twelve ( 121 In township twenty six
St) uorth of range fifty two 52).
tveet. in Box Butte county, state of
Nebraska ; to have cancelled and
satisfied of record u mortgage there
on in the sum of ItSO.OO, dated April
I, 184, executed to the defendant
Theron T. Crosier, and to exclude
each and all of said defendanta from
y interest therein
'. u are required to answer aaid
e .Hon on or before the 24th day
of a.. 1. 1911.
Dat. Uarch 1$, 1911.
B. F OILMAN,
i4-4tl08-.s:t Plaintiff.
RRS1DKNCE AND SWIMMING
POOL FOR SALE. - Judge L. A.
Berry offers to sell his residenee,
rorner Mississippi Ave. and Fifth St.
Good room house, three lots, two
chicken yards, two chicken houses;
swimming pond on one lot, two dress
Ing rooms; private water works, in
cluding windmill and gasoline engine
aud big heater for tank Swimming
pool Is a money making proposition,
he income from it running as high
ill $18.00 per day during the season
RSSUMB for Belling, other work pro
vents handling it. Nearly one ami
. half lots In garden, for which the
irrigation system supplies water.
Clot price and terms inquire at Her
!d office or apply to Judge I.. A.
I Kerry. IS4T4MI
j a
Several tarms tti rent Inquire J.
' i McCorkle. 11441!
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TO CHRISTIAN HERALD
SubscripttlMI t" the Christian Hit
jaUi are received uy w. a. Dnalap,
.a price is $1.50 per year. Persons
i abo wish to leave their suli.it riptioiis
i a The Herald office may do so,
a ii bout extra exnense to either x 1 1
subscribers or Mr Dunlup. 12 tf 5'tO
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY
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Mails close ul the Alliance post
i office as follows. Mountain time
East Bound
11.20 a.m. for train No. 44.
I 11:00 p.m. for train No 42.
West Bound
j 12. oO p.m. for train No. 4:1.
11:00 P.M. for train No 41
I
South Bound
, lt:M p .tn. for train No. ;0:i
1100 p.m. for train No 301
On Sundays and holidays all night
mails close at 6.00 p m instead of
j 11:00 p.m IKA E TA8H. IV M
Alliance Herald, $1.50 per year.
Alliance Herald, $1.50 per year,
i Alliance Herald, $1.50 per year.
If you like The Herald subscribe.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
The defendanta, John C. Clayton,
Mrs Clayton, wife of John C. Clay
ton, first and real name unknown,
will take notice that on the 16th day
of March, 1911, Theodore Colvln, the
plaintiff, filed his petition in the
District Court of Box Butte county,
Nebraska, against John C. Clayton,
i-nd Mrs Clayton, wife of John C.
i'layton, first and real name un
known, tlefendants, the object and
rayer of which are to quiet the title
'n the philutiff upon the Southeast
Quarter iSE'.l of section twenty
-even 1 27 1 in township twenty sev
ti (27) north of range Fifty (50)
west in Box Butte county, Nebraska,
as against each ami all of said de
fendants antl to exclude each and
:ill of them from any Interest there
In.
You are required to answer said
petition on or before the 24th day
of April. Ittt,
DatOd March 16, 1 1 1 1 .
TH BO DORK COL V IN,
! 1 it nu 6:u Plaintiff
It I lldoubtedh the bill will meet
ilf approval of the house members
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The house has passed the Taylor
.' H regulating the Omnha stockyards,
.ml to the surprise of every one
there was but one vote against It
W hell the bill was Brsl reported out
froM the committee it was ijmsjb
i tended lot indefinite post poti'-meiit .
but Its friends put up such a fight
in Its favor that it finally went thru
without opposition The senate had
previously passed the Ollls bill with
only three votes against It, so there
x 1 1 1 probably be a conference com
lOlttM lo get together on the two
measures
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The Lincoln Itrvan Club Is making
extensive arrangements for the 0OM
b ration ot Mr Bryan's blrthdaj with
a dollar dinner at the MMItOftVUH on
March 20th. Among the notables
From out ol the stale who will be
I resent are Hon Champ Clark, speak
I to be of the next national bouse
if represent at Ives. Senator John W.
Lem of Indiana. Senator L. Owen of
Oklahoma, anil tiovernor John Shnf
roth of Colorado. Nebraska men
who have been assigned places on
the program lire as follows: 0, M.
SUIIes, "Progressive legislation In
(he Nebraska State Senate"; E B.
jtiackenbush, Progressive Lcgisla
(it'll In the Nebraska House of Uepre
-etitatlves"; G M Hitchcock, Elec
tion of Senators by Popular Vole";
W. II. Thompson. "Mr. Bryan's Con
I net kW With Nebraska Politics."
lohn A Magiiire, "Mr. Bryan at
Home"; A. C. Shallenberger. "Guar
Iced Bank Deposits"; Richard L
Metcalfe, "Mr. Bryan Versus Special
Interests". Mr. Bryan will be the
tt speaker on the program.
o i
The house has taken favorable ac-
t icn on six measures which have to
lo with the establishment of a more
uniform and thorough system of
lookkeeplng at the various state ln-
tltntlons.
CHADRON NEWS
STATE CAPITAL NEWS
I. In -oln, Nebr.. March II, li'll.
The senate has passed another
in n-partlsun Judiciary tUBt, iu'rodtii
t4 by senators Lee and Mitirew, the
supreme court having declared un
.institutional the one passed two
ears ago. The features to whih tin
ourt objected in the former ineisun
li.-ve been eliminated in Hie pr-.ient
b'il. anil it is belle. ed that It will
.-.and the test of th" courts The
new bill also applies only to judicial
ef floor, supreme, district and coun
ty, while the bill ot two years ago
a ptdied to stale and county superin
tendents as well The vote oil the
measure was 22 to 8, eighteen dem
be ralS and four republicans voting
I 'or It and eight republicans against
Chadron Is getting tO be tulte an
ii)-to-dute city. Houses arc being
numbered which looks as though we
were to hnvo a mnll carrier.
The normal school has progressed
as far as thlrtl story.
Miss Rllla McNolly, violinist, went
o Alliance to play for a dance given
by the Alliance band.
The Y M. C A. have organized a
clans for young ladles So far 24
have Joined.
The fire department wus called out
Sunday evening, a small blaze in
Lunnlngton's groeery store being the
reuse
J Totmau, the expressman, Is
putting up s fine residence near ihe
illfh school.
Dr. Condi a. professor of Geogru-
phy, gave s talk at the High school.
The Eagles are to give a dance
the 17th of Harsh whlsh promlces to
be Ihe best yet.
The foundation for the new Poel-
ufflce la nearly completed.
L. D. Chesach. chief clerk of Supt.
Norfolk Junction
The Rills IfcNolty orchestra gave
another concert last SsttirdH.v and
Sunday evenings at the popular Ice
'.ream parlor of Coatley and Finny.
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SOUTH OMAHA STOCK MARKETS
Special Report
( attle: Receipts us expected
neavy, 14,000 for - days, lo lo l.n
lower on heavy ami common r.rades.
ight handy weights steatlv; best
boof $0.90 to $6.ir (last week's top
$090) ; pretty good cattle $.') to
". BO MnnMi mmA MinuJ un X.". n -
Hi $f,.5u Very good Inquiry i' r
'.'AM Weight feeders. $f..::o to $5 lb,
. UMk calvct lie luded: heavy feeders
tlic low-er. Fancy cows and onifOff
SOM from $5 .10 to $5.85 but M.N to
"):'5 covers the bulk of best, while
M.00 to $4.75 catches the ge.erul
run of butchers with canners antl
.utters still 11.00 to IS.OO, Veal
enlVOl In the same groove, top $s.(iu,
uik $6.00 to $7. (Ml. Bulls a little
null, 4.00 to $4.5u for bolognas ami
$4 60 to $5.25 for best butchers. Look
Cor a continued heavy supply this
week and some further dullness
Hogs: Supplies very heavy ul all
markets. 24,5(10 here for 2 days
i hlcago 2,0OOt. If to 20c off yes
terday ami I to 10c today. Bulk $6 -.ti
to $6.65, top $6. 7t. IHik lor a
on tinned heavy run antl lower prices
.'though may have a little tempor
MJtJ reaction the latter part ot this
V oek.
Sh"ep Ijist week's market a
little) uneven, sheep baiii". higher
mid lambs lower, ruling steady to
day. Few Mexican lambs, top $ti 25,
bulk i however. $5 75 to $5.J'(t; year
bugs $5. .15; wethers scarce, selling
j round $4t5: 2 loads choice eves
touay $4 70; clipped Intubs $5 5o and
t 'ipped yearlings $4 50 Hardly look
or much Improvement as receipts
promise heavy
Very truly yours,
NATIONAL LIVH STOCK COM CO
STATEMENT OF ALLIANCE BAND
I. S. Jones Makes Good With the
Band and Alliance Is Proud of
Her New Organization of
Musicians.
Following Is the statement of the
rinanoOS of the Allium e band lo date
as furnished by T S Jones, director.
RECEIPTS
I list National Bank $5 00
Alliance National Bunk 5.00
Bee Hive Store 1 00
Newberry's Hardware Store . . 5.00
A C. MeCluer I JO
I' W Irish Co 1.00
S.t xt on Roach Loo
V .1 Hamilton 1.00
V Schlupp 1.00
Bt mi toy's 2oo
Alliance Grocery . on
W H Thomas 1.00
:. L Acheson 1.00
I W Herman I 00
P E Hoist eu 2.00
i M. MeN amors loo
I'Kher McNainara 1.00
Miller Brothers 1.00
I!. Simmons I.OO
Ceo A Moll iinr 1.00
9, J. Brennan LOO
Vlnsll 50
Phil Plxer i.oo
F. J. Bet wild 1 00
V. F Crane LOO
Philip Nohe 1.00
I B. Dlsiner 1.00
!'. W Render 1.00
B P Lock w ood 1.00
J. S Sherman 2.00
F .1. Spoil 1.00
Mn Voiinkln J.OO
A I) Rodgers 2.00
W. j Johnston 1.00
II. S. Thomas 1.00
I. B Knlest 1.00
Paul W. Thomas 1.00
Herald Publishing Company . . 3.00
Geo. Snyder 2.00
Tom Tuck 1.00
L. Luft 2 00
Budwelser 2.00
W. S. Rldgell 1.00
Kennedy Brothers 1.00
Button V Westover .. .. . 2.00
Hall A Graham 1.00
I. E. Tash 1.00
Geo. Darling 2.00
Geo. G. Gatlsbv 1.00
Bicknell & Reed 1.00
E. II. Boyd 1.00
P. E. ReddlHh . .. ins
V W. Wood I 00
BicKiin Wilcox 100
UrSfM & Son 1.00
U0O. A. Hill 1.00
John Pederson 1.00
D. Waters
A. P. le 1.00
K VV. Wilson 1.26
It U Wutson 1.00
l P. Colburn 100
f. W Boland 1.90
A, Galser 1.00
oppemoll t. Peterson 1.00
Hi R. Belvllle 1.00
N. A. Kirk 90
1. 8. Fielding 9
W H. Swan I 09
Psrdey St Son 1.09
K. G. Lalng i wo
G. K. Ieldy 1 00
B Wlleon .
J. T. Wlksr 1.99
I. W. Ray 1.90
C. B. Marks 1.00
F. M. Broome 109
Copeland 1.00
Piul Bros 1.90
M. E. Grebe 100
Proceeds from dance ll.Bf
Total $1X2.25
EXPENDITIRE8
Herald Publishing Co $21.76
leuver Musiral Co 18.40
,.ta House Rent 15.00
I E. Ilolsten 3.S6
Jones, Mine Exp .. .. 4.00
las McNulty 11.09
v. i'lthburn 6.00
Bass I 'rum 15.00
. Jonofli Half PrtK-eeds of
Canoe 40.00
Total
$1:14.10
Itolaaco $48.16
MEM I IE US OP BAND
' . S. Jones, Director
itulph Thomas, Sec'y-Treas
II. S. Johnson, Cornet
Theo. W. Waddell, Cornet
.' W. Bucknian. Cornet
W. M. I ..in. "ti Cornet
E. E. Hlslop. Comet
;l Chaffee, Cornet
It Burns, Cornet
0 E. Phillips. Flute and Pit cola
K II Thomas. Eb Clariuet
Pari Spacht, Solo Clarinet
!i B. Wagner, Solo Clariuet
Chu.- Spacht. 1st Clarinet
1 lias. I. anion. L'mf Clarinet
Clvde Utsit. ;Jrtl Clariuet
U 0, Smith, Baritone
Ualph Thomas. Trombone
V.' S Whoaton. Trombone
P C Wolf, Trombone
1'. Cuuuiugham, 1st Alto
Muni z. 2nd Alio
II. anion, Alto
V P Allb-e. Alto
II S Rldgell. Bass
II Thomas, Bass
A 0. Thomas. Suare Drum
G. M. Burns, Bass Drum
Keeler, Cymble
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I the street Friday night, March i.thv