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classified under appropriate headings
for the convenience of readers.
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word each insertion. No ad received
for less than ten cents per inser
tion. Black face double rate.
CREDIT RATES One cent per
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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
Purday's cottage brsad is baked by
expert baker and is good to eat.
levers of oysters should no to the
Keystone. Oysters shipped direct to
'is from the oyster beds. We han
dle the New York Counts. Try
them. Yon can net them in any
V tantlty .
4.'tf F B, Disnier.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
NO For all kinds of team work,
iiauliitK and garden plowing phone
it7 Ri-een C. K. SIMPSON
ls-tft4l-8
Si
S. QtMdM hits returned to Alliance
and Is ready to do nil kinds of odd
jobs of work Photic Jtiti Red ;:;if
TO RENT
Several farms to rent.
( . McCorkle
Inquire .1
IS-tMll
liny your BtOVCB of T. .1 Tlirelkeld,
101 BOS Hutte Ave. 4841
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
TO TRADE
IM acres of level Upland, :'.0 miles
northeast of Greeley, Colo., valued
at 1:2,500.00 To trade for residence
in Alliance II C. NICHOLSON.
1st National Hank, Alliance.
LAND TO LEASE
TWO sections of Hox Hutte county
land to lease, all in one body, fenc
ed, house, sheds, two Rood wells and
windmills, two cement cisterns of
:."0 bbls, capacity each, and oilier
improvements; about 38 scree under
cultivation: six miles from Marsland.
See F. B. Heddish. I ".-t fait if.
ABSTRACTERS
F. E. REDDISH
Bonded Abstracter.
I have the only set o! abstract
books In Hox Hutte county Office
in McCorkle Building 10-tf-570
SPECIAL SALES
Hazmar and Social by Industrial
Society in Baptist church parlors
April 20 and 21. n lot 548
Furniture nnd bOUSSfttrntshtUgS at
tl.e rlfiht place at Threlkeld's.
FOR SALE MERCHANDISE
FOR BALK
piano. Worth
this office
CHEAP
$175.00,
Due bill on
Inquire at
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DO YOU WANT A PIANO?
The renowned Lyon At Healy pi
anos can now be purchased In Alli
ance of a resident dealer. See the
advertisement in this issue of The
Herald X-tf ;V7,
Threlkeld sells
i' d lamps cheap
china, glassware
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
Let me frame your pictures, -T, -1.
Tnrelkeld. 4:::r
HELP WANTED
Several latins to rent
C McCorkle.
Inquire J.
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ROAD OVERSEERS. ATTENTION
Tlie at teat Ion of road overseers Is
called to the MtfBvtl from the laws
of Nebraska. relatlliK to "Injur) b
I ncovered Well or Fit fall" and
Prairie DOSJS", published in this Ih-
SM of The Herald ID 1441
NOTICE
On account of the Increase oi I lie
price of material and labor the
Fainter Contractors of Alliance. Neb.,
r e compelled to im reuse their charx
M for work for the sasnlng year.
The charges will be si follows:
All two-coat work to be 10 cents
I or s. yard, and three coats to be
.'K rents. Common lap work paper
iltg to be 88 cts. per holt . Hut wtirt
to be t'li) cts Ingrain paper wire
BdgS 0 cts. per bolt. Hut work To
cts Hurlap. 15 cts. per square yurd.
KulclmlUlttg white wtills to be ft cts.
tor square for two coat; 04 cis for
oti' coat. Sand walls per so, oars 71
(flits two coats, one con! f0 cents.
Bttelni walls lt cents per square,
preparing wails on cants per hour.
Taking down ...id putt lii! up pic
ture moulding. 80 cents per hour.
Ktalttlng roofs $2.38 for two couts,
l 26 for one coat per Square, barn
id. 10 for one COal and IS ets for
J oats, all one coat work to be li
rents, per square yard Oiling floors
t; cts. per yard. Draining complete
in cts. per square yard.
W S. RIDOELL.
QUO, w. BLLIOTT
I,. A SFFRISK
W. H ZEHR1TNO.
(lit ANT HALE,
B, c WHI8MAN.
I i L't-G2!i
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
OIRL WANTED for housework.
Phono 801. MRS. W. S. RIDOELL
1 Itf822
WANTED An experienced wait
ress. Address S, Herald office.
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YOUNG MEN WANTED
Govenment Pays Railway Mail
Clerks $800 to $1,400 a Year
ARCHITECT
The C. W. Way Co.. Architects,
Hastings, Nebraska, will furnish you
with plans and specifications for any
slass of building you wish to erect.
Ask them for information. 19tf
AUCTIONEERS
Frank 11. Palmar, general auction
eer. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charges. Rhone t87 Blue, Alliance.
Nebr Call leave orders at Herald
effire IS-tf-380
POULTRY, ETC.
"HKrHTjToTTTlA se
eded pens. S. C. Buff Orpington
and Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds.
$1.25 for 15 eggs. Mrs. .1. A. Keeg.ia
.lliance. Ittffftl
Free Scholarships Are Offered
Uncle Sam holds examinations for
railway mail clerk, postoffice clerk
! or carrier, custom house and depart
mental clerks. Frepare tit 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
scltolarships this month Write im
mediately to Central Schools, Dept.
B-624. Rochester, N. Y.
5-20t-46J
Wanted, a girl for general house
work Mrs Geo. .1 Hand -Phone
251 12-tf-592
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN BAR
GAIN FOR th: RIGHT PARTY
Vl l H CASH
THOROUGHBRED BARRED
PLYMOUTH rock BOOB. Price
POT setting of 15 eggs. $1.00. 100
eggs, $4.50. Rhone 110 Hlue. K. M .
Qregjg, RIOT Cheyenne Ave. 115-tf tiol
BROWN LEQHORN BQ08J tor sale
Iron) two pens. $1.50 per setting of
lateen. R. II. PERRY, 884 Hox
Hutte Ave. I'hone 141. IttMM
HOG8 AND CATTLE
Fat hogs and cattle wanted. We
want to buy some good stuff to
butcher.
t'ttf ::us Drake k Barb, phone 50.
REPAIRING
The best equipped shoe shop in
northwestern Nebraska is run by M.
O. Nichols in the rear of Hie Alliance
Cash Shoe Store. First class work
oulckly done, at reasonable prices.
tfOtf
clothing, furnishings and shoes, lo
cated in county seal in western Ne
braska. Oood farming and cattle
country surrounding. Fifty miles to
nearest competitor. New railroad.
Fast growing town Write for par
ticulars to the Alliance Herald.
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NOTICES
HOUSE CLEANING MADE EASV
I'hone is and we win send out a
nan and vaeuem cleaner cleaner to
do your .-'. without removing car
t ' ; .-.jiii your floor.
O-if-847 OBO. 1) DARLING
My wife, Nettie C. Hedge. has
left my bed and board and I won't
stand for any bills made b) her
: J .887 .1. A HEDGE.
HOUSEKEEPERS READ THIS
No Soot
If you want a quick, hot fire in
; our range or cook stove use the
elebrated Emerald Colorado or Mon
arch Wyoming nut coals sold by
Vaughn Rhone liKti. lftft4K
BEED OATS FOR BALE 500 hu.
iCershon oats s miles northwest of
Alliance, on N W quarter Sec. 33-2B-4S.
P, .1 Relguni. l3-4t40T
One Multtscope plate camera, isx
tMt- Genuine leather finish and
good Carrying case, with three doub
le holders. Expensive 5x7 lens,
worth the price of camera alone. The
complete equipment for $18. Hurry
if you want it. Alliance rt Sturio.
10-tf-688
1 sell furniture and house furnish
ings cheaper than anybody T. .1.
M relkeld. 43tf
Farmers, ranchmen and everybody
PlM find B. I Gregg ft Son's the
Lest place to buy flour, feed, poul
try food and stock salt 48tff84
FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY
FOR BALE One four room house,
new; :! lots under fence; out build
ings; chicken yard; good well cheap
if taken soon. See Mis F. Knight,
s;:i Missouri Avenue. !2-tf-688
MISCELLANEOUS
If you like The Heridd subscribe.
Buy your china and glassware of
Threlkeld
Have your pictures framed
i rsdtald'a
1
Money lo loan on real estate
. Reddish.
at
F.
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Flour, hay, feed, stock salt, poul-I
t.y food. Best goods I'rices right.
'My deliveries made promptly B. I
It egg & son I'hone 155. Rui-'.H
I SELL GOOD COAL
Your orders will be delivered;
promptly. Monarch and Colorado
coal. Office Grefcsa Feed Stun.
Phone t60. M. Vaughn 3 tf 142
I am now prepared to do all kinds
of painting in first-class manner
Will also do paperhangtug and car
penter work if desired W B. Phil
lips. I'hone 182 Hlue IS-tf-886
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CALENDARS FOR 1912
I he Herald I'libhshmu couipuliv
will handle a beautiful line of calen
dars for the year 1818. The main
line will he the products of the But
by Raper company of Chicago I"
ported calendars will also be printed
On account of the Cut that ii will
not be necessary lo pay commission i
to traveling salesmen the prices are
much lower than ordinary
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERS AND TENANTS
All property SWPSCS and tenants
ire hereby notified that within ten
days they must clean up their prem
ises and the alleys adjoining their
:ropert los,
At the expiration of 'en days the
city will proceed to clean up and the
oa ners ami tenants will be liable
'or the costs and flgjei aeeorditig to
I he city ordmuni es.
Hated March I, 1811.
.1 ii. Oarisoa, Irtrssl cum.
.1. H Hunsaker, City Marshal.
.
LOST Near liurlingtoii yards A
mall PUSS purse Reward lor re
turn lo Herald Ollue. 15-11041
Several farms to rent. Inquire .1.
C. MeCorfcle. l8-tf-8l8
Four Alliance lots, good location,
(dieap. (Complete Reeves steam plow
and tractor, good shape. bargain.
Quarter-section Hox Hutte land, good
location, fifty acres under cultlvs
tion. Rhone Hlue 228. C, M Lots
patch, Alliance. 10-tf-557
RESIDENCE AND SWIMMING
POOL FOR BALE. Judge L. A.
I terry offers to sell his residence,
turner Mississippi Ave. and Filth St.
Hood 5 room house, three lots, two
chicken yards, two chicken bouses;
swimming pond on one lot. two drasi
ing rooms; private water works, in
eluding windmill ami gasoline engine
and big heater for tank. Swimming
pool is a money making proposition,
he income from it running as high
as $18. on per day during the season.
RoaSM for selling, other work pie
tentS handling it. Nearly one and
a half lots in garden, for which the
irrigation system supplies water
''or price and terms inquire at Her-
I aid office or apply to Judge L A
' p rry, i;:-tf-tis
Home Course In
Tree Preservation
By JOHN DAVCY
Father of Tree Surgery
VI. The Trees and the Confl
Birds.
Copyright, ISM by American ire ao
latum.
As i speed over the country In my
lecture work on "The Sah alien
id' Our Trees" there are ninny
things to inspire and cheer the heart
BSte tally that uf seeing what at
tempts people make lo mow I NWS
ShrabS and Mowers. I sometimes fee!
that I should like lo gel off Hie train
and show people Just how. To mr
St et'lhtng seems so simple. There H
no luck, no Chattce; it Is nil cause and
OTect, I. earn Just what to do ami
do it, and mil Mother KstUTe is there
ready to do all the rest, and. sax. does
she DOi do tlttely V
The one di SCOUrS ging thing Is, as is
often the ease, lo meet some stupid,
bigoted, cOOCeitcd old a-s who thinks
he knows all and can't even raise a
good top of weeds, in the deend
that Is about lo i lose there is truly
Something Inspiring1. In that short
time, sim e toy oM "Tree Doctor" rsls
ed the cry feu "tUf wounded friends
the trees" and the Clevsiaad news
papers re ei hoed the call to the nation,
practically Sll thS newspapers have
lent their aid. and the groat BMgS
7lnes have done noble work, and the
education is thorough, but so slow.
AS yet there is not 5 per cent of the
adults that are awake lo the real, do
plumbic condition of the trees. The
deterioration of the trees Is faster than
the education tin to how lo lake care
of them; hence my only hope now lies
with the child
Illustration No 11 shows Mr. and
Mis William Lodge of Silver Lake. O.
Makes Home
Royal Baking Powder helps the housewife to
produce at home, quickly and economically,
fine and tasty cake, hot biscuit, puddings,
the frosted layer cake, crisp cookies, crullers,
crusts and muffins, fresh, clean, tasty and
wholesome, with which the ready-made food
found at the shop or grocery does not com
pare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps.
ROYAL COOK BOOK 800 RECEIPTS FREE
Send Name and Address.
ftOVAL AHINQ POWOtl CO.. NIW TOM.
NO. U
i III' MUN AIIK llol.llINO SKI O-
UN" WAI.Ni 1 TRgl s.
It Is not only Interesting and pretty,
but there are the profoumlest of
thoughts clustering around It. TPs
little boys are holding a couple of
SSSdllng walnut trees, the seed tiiutsi
of which I brought from the old
Charles liana place. DsSOriS Island, i
(ilen COVO, N. V. The plants are I
n year old, and lliey. it Is hoped,
will grow up with the children. To
re an idea of what one generation
i : 1 do we call attention to lllus
tr. th ii No. 13, These trees (the large-
-si were planted tbirt.v-tliree
year- u by the gTSIklfStber of the
children hi re seen. They were plant
ed right SUd thug taken care of, suit
bete they ;.iud, honoring the memory
of the patriotic citizen who believed
thai ore of the best ways to serve
one s country is to plant trees. This
uew movement, the saving of our song
birds, exhibits SO unaccountable slow
ness on tie- part of the average adult
to be Browed to one of Hie greatest
memo es th it heve ever been known
In tin- history of nations, the total ex
ttnctlou of our gong birds by the Lug
llsh sparrow snd the crow. DnlSSS
the lucres SS and depredations of these
two Bauds are checked our native
small birds cannot last for Knottier
decade. Already we learu that an av
erage of one-fourth of all the crops
"LET THE PEOPLE RULE"
(Continued from ptgjci I
2 Why has the sale of Intoxicating 1'quors to minors been permitted
without even the hint of a protest from the mayor or an effort at law
cntortement by him.'
3. Why have street walkers, oiherw.se known as prostitutes, ben
oermitted to solicit "business" on the streets of Alliance, a thing they
are not permitted to do even in the arge cities, where some objection
SC Is things are permitted as "necessary evils"?
4. Why are a lot of tin horn gambler? permitted to ply their trade
unmolested in about a half dozen dives, pi .ctically robbing persons who
SfS so unfortunate as to become thr tr victims, and thus creating a feel
ing ,. enmity towards the town imong the people of the surrounding
country and neighboring towns?
5 Why have houses of prostitution been permitted to scatter over
the city, locating even in the respectable business district?
6. Is there any good reason vh homes of prostitution should b
permitted to sell liquor without s .city license when the six men who
hve j legal right to engsge in that business are required tc pay $1,400
tinch innually for the privilege?
7. Is there any reason why he should be a candidate for the fourth
time in four years, except for financial considerations snd for the "hon
or" that might come by hanging onto the office far a.iother year, af
ter p-omising last year to not be a candidate again if the people would
elect him then?
If the mayor will satisfactory answer the above questions, it will
't a good start towards answering a. good many more that the peopi
SS asking among themeselves, an w H make his candidacy less objec
nonab'e to decent people, both "wets" ..rd "drys".
Butte Art Studio
We do Hnlarging and Commercial Work
Kodak Finishing
BcVsml farms lo rent Impure J,
i MeOorkk. IS4M13
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TO CHRISTIAN HERALD
i
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aid are received by A. Hunlap.
The price is ll.aii per year. I'ersons
WOO wish to leave their Subscriptions
at The Herald Office may do so,
without extra expense Li either the
lihsi ribers or Mr. Hunlap. I.'tf',"n
Alliance Herald. $1.50 per year.
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roi'NH A saddle Owner may
iiave by proving property In, pine
ai Tirst National Hank 18-11 837
rsHsa 'siitiiaBss
oitick at hoik. i us'
Wallaces
Transfer Line
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I. Kill I I.' I'llliM
Household foods
moved promptly
and transfer work
solicited. Phone i
Frank Wallace, PropV.
Central Lumber Co.
Building Haterial, Piles, Posts
HEn ing ford, and Coal Nebraska
8VANTI8D To ill V Qoud
'oil or flat top desk cheap
.-itKhi'.v us-d office chair T,
olfion I'hone ::tu
of i ice
Also
HoraM
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If you like The Hersld subscribe.
N 1 1- i UK I j PliAHTttD THIHTV-TUm R
(Mas Attn i. 'i naxBPATHSH or cuttv
DUSM IS ll.'.t S1K.VIIH.V so. II
of the Unites Stales is destroyed by
Insscts, "Dsstrojt sll tha Insactlvorons
birds," says Mlchskit, "snd la nine
rents the hnmas rare win porisli fruui
the race of the earth."
i grant wv rsudsrs t" bstp psstora
snd pfasscvM uur sang birds Ths
only way In 1 I Ins is tu destroy tin
Knttllsfa sptirrow, which dastruys the
song Idnls There is an "Uprising'
nearly all pvar ISO country gfjslUBl
this imported past
The English sparrow innsl bs ns
StrOJTSSl it WS ale to save our trees
All our trees will be ruined by ilisei is
If the sparn-ws keep up their tii.'ht
gSjnlnst the insist kilting birds
If ran WMlk1 save v.'tir trees destroy
the Kagllsh sparrnWM.
HOPE
Johnnie
Illillllt s
Mr krtbur Hubbell ami
Ijiierr were at Hope a few
i' ins lis Morntng
lialleisoli is Working tOH Slev.-
ivmiitsss
Kviieti Horn was al home r killing
a Ian hours Tuesday
Misses Sadie Horn. Myrtle WkV
. - x. IV. allelic McAllister
( ook spent Sunday
!i Msksn Heesoii.
Time will be Literary al the Hope
ohoo' house ou the evening of Apr:l
in. Kveiybody invited to attend
ami
afternoon
knag
w it h
A gnrni will bo furnished. Tha
i nest i, n for debate is: Hesolved
;'hat Nebraska should abolish capi
tal p .lishinent
Kari Mowry w as at I he homestead
'i nsssuijr,
tl. lines Chapman carried the mail
rmgj Malindu to Hope Tuesday.
Mi ti. W. Crismond and family
'...ve left for their future home to
x: issouVi.
Mr and Mrs Ai.hur U Thoiupsoa
ere visiting at A '.. Nicola's oua
day last week.
Mis Helen lleeson spent Saturday
i. id Sunday at home.