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er and the next seller of property
in this town.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
.MILK rOR BALM RtgMma quarts
for one dollar. I'hone 1 71
lfMf4M
Pardey'a cottage bread is bak-i by
expert bakers and is good to eat.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
OARDRN PI.DWINC AMI HAIL
NO, IVr all kinds of t-vitn wor'n.
.muling : i ti 1 1 Harden plowing pho-lt
l id? green, c k SIMPSON
II I f-ti4 V
S. till l.l Ml bUS returned to Alliance
. i t 1 1 1 is ready to do till kinds or old
iniis of work Phone 266 K d siHf
SPECIAL SALES
Busaaf and Social by Industrial
Boclety in Baptist church parlors
April I'd ami II, M0t44l
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lepra It ore and aouaefurnlshlngi at
tl.e right place at Taretkeld'e.
FOR SALE MERCHANDISE
FOR SALS CHBAP. Due bill on
piano. Worth 9178.00, Inquire at
this office. !-tf-r.46
TO RENT
Several farms to rent. Inquire .1
( McCorkle. ll-tf-613
Huy your stoves of T. .1. Threlkeld,
401 Box Hutte Ave. it-tf
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
For sale- Five building lots in fine
location. No cash required, if pur
chaser builds this season. W II
Thomas I'hone S.'ll ltft6:i
TO TRADE
ItiO acres of level upland. ::u miles
northeast of (ireeley, Colo.. allied
at $2,500.01). To trade for residence
in Alliance, II. C. NICHOLSON,
1st National Hank. Alliance.
LAND TO LEASE
Two sections of llox Butte county
land to lease, all in one body, fenc
ed, house, sheds, two Rood wells and
windmills, two cetnenl cisterns of
'.',"0 bbls. capacity each, and other
improvements; about 36 acres under
cultivation; six miles from Maraland.
See F EC. Reddish. l3-tf-606
DO YOU WANT A PIANO?
The renowned Lyon & Healy pi
anos can now be purchased In Alli
ance of a resident dealer. See the
advertisement in this issue of The
Herald. l-tf-SM
Threlkeld sells china, glassware
at. d lamps cheap.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
Iset me frame your pictures T. .1.
T:relkeld 43tf
HELP WANTED
Several farms to rent. Inquire i.
C McCorkle. (3-tf-613
ABSTRACTERS
F. E. REDDISH
Bonded Abstracter.
1 have the only set Oi abstract
books in Box Butte county Office
in McCorkle Building. IO-li r.70
ARCHITECT
The c. v. Way Co , Architects,
Hastings, Nebraska, will furnish you
with plans and specification! for any
slass of building you wish to erect.
,sk i hem for Information I9tf
AUCTIONEERS
Frank ii. Palmer, general auction
eer. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charges, I'hone 187 Blue. Alliance,
Nebr Can leave orden at Herald
iff i.-e. r.::-tr-:'.Mi
WANTED An experienced wait
ress. Address S, Herald office
4-tf-880
YOUNG MEN WANTED
Govenment Pays Railway Mail
Clerks $800 to $1,400 a Year
Free Scholarships Are Offered.
I'ncle 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 appointment! are to
be made. Common school education
all you need; city and country
people have equal chance. Start U)
prepare now - free information. Free
scholarships this month. Write im
mediately to Central schools, Dept.
B-64, Rochester, N. Y.
S-tOt-483
Wanted, a girl for general house
work. Mrs. Geo. .1 Hand I'hone
Ufil 1 2 tf-592
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN BAR
GAIN FOR THE RIGHT PARTY
WITH CASH
POULTRY, ETC.
RQ08 FOR HATCHNG from spi
rited pens. s. c. Buff Orplngtou
and Rose Comb Rhode Island K tda
1.2I for l" eus. Mrs. .1 A. Keegjj
alliance. letftSl
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THOROUGH BRED BARRED
PLYMOUTH ROCK EStiOS. Price
per setting of 18 cgiss. $1.06 Inn
eggs. 4.B0. PhOM 110 Blue. K. M.
Gregg, 1007 Cheyenne Ave. !3-tf-4MH
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BROWN LEOHORN BOOR for sale
irom I wo pens. 11.80 I'r setting ot
li.Jteen B. II. PERRY, 114 Bo
Butte Ave. PhOM in l4tM88
clothing, furni.-':' l' Itnd slides, lo
cated in CO'.in . ;.-,n i.i western Ne
braska. Co d farming and cattle
con ' i, rounding. PlftJ miles to
ne i, ..i competitor, Ne railroad.
Fast growing town. Write for par
titulars to the Alliance Herald.
9-tf-883
REPAIRING
Tin- best equipped shoe shop in
north western Nebraska is run by M.
I Nichols in the rear of the Alliance
Cash Shoe Store. First class work
oulckly done, at reasonable prices
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MISCELLANEOUS
Vote for Parker sad Swan for
members of school board. Adv.
lt-it -':
Buy your china and glassware of
Threlkeld
Have your pictures framed at
Tbrelkeld's.
Money to loan on real estate. F.
& Reddish. ::tf
Flour, hay, feed, sto'k salt, poul
tiy food. Best goods, Prices right,
"'ty deliveries made prompt 1;. K. I
Gregg & son. I'hone 184 pufJ'.M
Vote for Barker and Swan (Off
;n.niber of irbeol board Adv.
I SELL GOOD COAL
Your ordera will be geUvered
promptly. Munun h and Colorado
coal. Office Gregg's Feed Store
Phone 668. M. Vaughn. 3 tf 442
NOTICES
Vote for Barker and Swan for
members of school board Adv.
in-it ti-1;
HOUSE CLEANING MADE EASV
Phone 188 and are will send out a
'nan and 1 mi cleaner t leaner lo
do without removing t ar-
1 1. mi your floor
i&-tf-847 OHO. l. DARL1NO.
I am now prepared to do till kinds
of painting in first-class manner,
will also do paperhanging ami car
penter work if desired W F Phil
lips. I'hone 18 Blue IS'tf-881
CALENDARS FOR 1912
The Herald Publishing company
will handle a beautiful line of calen
dars for the year 1911. The main
line will be the products of the But
ler I'aper company of Chicago Im
ported calendars will also be printed.
On account of the (act that it will
not be nec essary to pay commissions
to traveling salesmen the prices are
much lower than ordinary.
OWNERS AND TENANTS i
Ml property owners and tenant
are hereby notified that within ten
(lays they must (lean up their prem
ises and the alleys adjoining I heir
properties.
At the expiration of ten da's the
city will pffOCOSd la clean up and the
' owners and tenants will be liable
: or the costs and RMS aei mding to
I 'ie i it ordinances
Dated March I, I'HI
.1. H. Carlson, Ureal ''out.
.i it Hansaker, City Marshal
DR A. GAISER.
DENTIST
Other, Kuotn io, Kilmer Hioik,
1 I'lione 525, Alliance, Nobf At-li I
Vote fm Barker and Swan for
members of whop! board d.
us-it
1 1 1 -
Wanted it roe. mm not satisfied
with vi.ur present tatsry and con
dHlons, l she out i course oi Inatract
km in the 1 c s sod prepare for
better positions Hundreds of pos-1
Itioni Dpea in Crrtl Service Trained
Ble irlclans, Mechanics, Dookkoepers, I
Snglneera arantsd 'rywhere., Ad
die s International Correspondent
School, craatoti, Pa cr . Bart.
i'i'. Sheridan, Wyo, IfXR 'x'
NOTICE
On account of the Increase oi the
price of material and labor the
I'. Miner Contractors of alliance, Neb .
lrc compelled to im reus Ihcirchnrg
( for work I f the earning year
the charges will lie gf follows;
All twocoat work to be 20 cents
per SSj, yurd, and three coats 10 be
N cents Common lap work paper
ing to be :!," CtS, per bolt Hut work
10 be Ho cts Ingrain paper wire
edge tin cts per boll. But work To
cts Burlap. II cts per s(iiare yard.
Kalcimlnlng white walls to be cts
per s ,uare for two coats 40 cts for
OHO coat. Sand walls per square T."
cuts two coats, one coat Pitt cents
Sizeing walls 88 cents per square,
prt paring walls 80 cents per hour.
nklng down ami patting up pic
ture moulding, tin cents per hour,
staining roofs $L'.25 for two coats,
i II for one coat per Square, barn
re I, in for one ooal and 1 cts. for
' costs, all one coat work to be 10
cents, per square yard. Oiling floors
'. cts per yard. Braining complete
'in ctt, per square yard.
W. s RlDOBLli
GEO. W. ELLIOTT
l. v BUPR18E,
w. II RBHRUNG.
OR ANT HALF
B. c VVH18MAN.
1 1 2t -628
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
HOUSEKEEPERS READ THIS
No Soot
If you wain a Quick, hot fire in
. our range or cook stove us;- the j
elebrated Bmerald Colorado or Ifon-
arch Wyoming nut coals sold by 1
Vaughn I'hone 888. I8tf848
s F EG I OATS FOB BALB. I bu.
Kershon oats, s miles northwest of
Alliance, on N W quarter Sec. ;.
M-4. I'. .1 Belgiun. i:: nt cioT
a
One MUltlSOOps plate camera. 1'X
6 . Cenuine leather finish and
good carrying case, with three doub
le holders. Fxpensive ,1x7 lens,
worth the price of camera alone. The
complete equipment for $16, Hurry
if you want it Alliance Art Bturlo,
tO-tf-668
MANY VETERANS
TO LOSE BERTHS
mj of Bassir -I Wv ?m
m to Crv;j o:;l Tters I,
JiJB PITCHED ARE AU:i23.
Ssveral Vocngiters In Line to Tr.'.e
Jobs on Rrgular Staff Dstroit H is
Many Veterans, and So Have Pirates.
Few Old Timer on Red Sox.
Breakers a bead fm- the major league
'vclur Slowly but surely the old
liners haihil a few BsnaoOH SgO
inning the truly grills are llltplng,
sin! popubir demand for new faces,
raupled with I he degeneration "f those
mme old idols, is working treniendopi
chnngeH in both circuits The time
honored adage "It Isn't wlint you
were; It's what yon are today." i
working overtime, and the aeason of
gloom Is on In full blast.
There won't lie any glaring sloike
ops lu the Cub troupe, according to
Manager Chance. The only veteran
to be let out was Clarence Beaumont
The necrleen leader neeim content to
atsnd pat a ml go along with the bat
tie Marred warriors who clung to lit 111
through thick nnd thin and NSSlSted
In giving Chicago four Nntlotml league
pennants In live thrilling seasons If
young talent Is to he Injected Into (he
bet it led 1 auks Hie process will he np
piled locally to the hurling stun
Infield to Stsnd Pat.
To lake It from Chance, the Infield
one of the griwteet ever assembled
under one roof will endure another
SSaSon, nil slums at Hie fnlthful Stein
feldt to the contrary, although Im
Merman and youngster Doyle are hot
after his Job. The out Meld will "come
back," and It looks like Slie. kind.
Sehulle and Ilofman for the one best
bet. Kllng Is gelling up lu years, as Ik
Needlmm. but Archer Is still a spright
ly youth, and the IV I,. Is banking on
no changes in t he wind pad department,
At present sixteen (lingers are on the
router of the club, but 11 number will
be 1st go before the season opens. Of
the lot four must be enlisted among
the grownups of the slab department,
RSUlharb, Brown and P II SSter are the
prize antiques, all hovering around
the thirty three-year mark, while King
Cole, the elongated marvel of HMO. In
merely a stripling, beardless child of
twenty two. according to his own sol
einn oath
As in the Cans of the 'libs, every
other club In the two major leagues
Is burdened with venerable artists, and
the club owners seem loath to iUm-
ln buying baking powder
examine the label nnd take
only a brand shown to be
made with Cream of Tartar
Dr.PRICFS
O R EAM
Baking Powuer
A pure, wholesome, reliable Grape
Cream ol Tartar Baking Powder.
Improves the flavor and adds
to the healtttfulness o! the food.
No AlumNo Lime Phosphate
Both Reduce the Healthfulness
of the Food.
I am quite peeltlve that the nee ol elm in baking
powder ataonld be condemned."
Fnf. Vaughan, Vnivtnity of Michigan-
Road the Label and retnembrtr thai
"Alum, sodium alnm, basic aluminum sulphate,
sulphate ol aluminum, all mean the same thing
namely. BURNT ALUM. "-Kama. Stale Boa, J vHUaltk
MADERO PLEASED
Insurrecto President Believes
Battle is Nearly Won.
WANT REFORMS, NOT PROMISES
1 sell furniture sad house furnish
inns cheaper than anybody. T .t.
fl relkeld tUtt
Partners, ranchmen and everybody
!.-o find K 1. Orefjg Bon's the
bnst place to buy flour, feed, poul'
fry food and stock salt tttttM
FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY
FOR BALE One lour room house,
new; lota under fence; out build
la a; chicken yard: OOd well cheap
if taken soon. Set- Mrs. W.I'. Knight,
839 Missouri AvesUO. lt-t SH
Several farms to rem Inquire J,
C. McCorkle. 12 tf-dl9
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1.'...... ill!.... !.. .......I I Il..n
, 1,1, i .llllillll I" IUt.1. I I1' .11 1,11, j
cheap. Complete Reeves steam plow
ami tractor, good shape. barsstu
Quarter-section Bos Butte land, good I
location, fifty acres under cultiva
tion. I'hone Blue MP. " M l-ois
pelcb, Uliance, 10-tf 567
RESIDENCE AND iWlMMINQ
i-ooi. fOR sai.k. lodge L .
I.errv otters to. tell his residence,
lOraer Mississippi Ave. und I-' i 1 1 1 1 Ht.
Oood " room house, tiuee lots, tvo
l-hit'ken yards, two chicken houses;
Wlmmiag goad on one lot, two dress
inn rooms; private water works, in
1 hiding windmill and gasoline engine
and big heater for tank Bwlmmiag
pool is a money maklag proposition,
lie income from it running as high
Yen per day during the eMSOg.
i. '.i :i for telling, other work pro
I nil handling It. Nearly one and
. balf lots in gardOBi for which the
irrigating system supplies water. I
''or pries and terms iimulre at Her-'
aid office or apply lo Jaggs I. A. 1
Dern l8-tf-4ul
Several farms to rent linpiire J.
McCorkle. IS-tf411
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toll or flat top denk (heap Also
allgki!) used office (hair t, llsrssd
oifico. i'houu 4U. I Lifo5-
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Fighting Will Not CeaK Until Diaz
Ha. Been Replaced Suffering
Among Noncombatant. Along Bo
der ls Growing Worse.
Mexico city, March it. President
' Diaz' cabinet was officially announced
; 11.4 forecasted. Cosifl Is named minis
I ter of war. The post of minister of
'the interior is not tilled. The Inau
gural ceremonies will occur today,
HI Paso, Tea , March Couriers
who left Madero's camp several daya
ago, when the Insurrecto leader was
about sixty miles north of ChlhuahUS,
! reported to the junta here that Madero
I was enthusiastic over the oonditlon t
I the Insurrectos.
At that time Madero had not heard
ot tin- resignation of the piaa cabinet.
I The couriers reported, however, that
Madero had repeated his declaration
thai He insurrection would not ceass
until Dial had been replaced ami re-
tOfttif had been accomplish' d rather
ibnn prontisi d
Kri.m the interior of northern Mex
1 loo i-otne reports that suftt rin- 11 rrtOOg
the im neombatants is gronint worse.
1 The order ol the in -en ectns that no
I leod shall be taken Into the imall
towns from the Qrrotuidlni country Is
working a bsidshlp .n the people ebo
are held practically und 'i siege.
We? .; :y-: '
Thcso
Sharp
rc-:ctrnting
Li&aecaaiJfcabaci a too
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'in ns c ' i . ,
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BLACK HAND KILLS VICTIM 36
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rho'n by American Pn ss -r
BTv.k KATMOND, wnosF. wi.na VtbL as
cLossnr w at men
pjgo of the .tars of yesterday. These
players are of Inestimnbie value to
their r-spe five teams In more ways
tbfB "lie; otherwise they coiildu'l stick
le their jolis
Kiiduiain e is a grand onalitj in
baseball BS well as automobiles and
pugilism, but the best of them must
some day fall for the count. In Pltts-
borg the bugs are wondering what tan
future buhls for the athletic land
marks -in wit, Clark, vYagner, Lee eh.
I.eever. I'hillippi. et al All IgOSO
heartier hive basked in the limelight
for more i ban a decade
I let roil has a bunch of old BCOOtS in
Crawford, Donovan, kfnllln and pary
Jones, a litis the world's champion
Mark men have some aged boys in
I i is. Bander, Plank, Barter! and
Murphy Yet those grownups must
Stay no the job to land a helping hand
le newcomers who stand in need of
ron id arable uplift in the liner points
of past nnlne
Wagner Save. R.d tax.
Charley Wanner, shortstop ui the
Basing ABBsriran league team, is ike
keystone ta the spe.siv Intrld corral
led by John I Taylor a few isasmia
aco agd ail '"I' smaslieil to sin ji her
.ens when Ins Dnb city aw casts trail
h1 MeConii"!! ggd lWd for Purteil and
W. Smith, former White ghlas.
Tin- New York Naiionals hrve a few
tetOfgns who will have io do some tall
hustling to hold their ons 4mong
them an- Catcher S hlel. Third Base
man paella sad Ptt hers anas. WUlae
and Baygpsnsli Pleas tabs will bo kept
on the hit tel. mill If he does not show
good form he will sent to the minors
or sold tu Home other club.
Workman Erau ed With li on Red
When He Leavej Fellovs.
Ohtcagn M uch II, A Black Hand
assasi-m itruck down ylrttni tliii I.i -six.
His nam' is luiiunit Co. i and he lied
in Boutk Chicago. The crime was
nomnilttud with an noli rod.
While the south Chicago police
were bns.i trying to learn the Identity
of the victim killed on nsturday, ami
v.hiie sscret agents aj the federal gov
ernnietit were working to trace the
sender ol a threatening let toy received
by .Indue Landis ami while iwenty or
more deteeiltes wen' trying to lad
the dnbii&ins who shot and wounded
Anthony Rnrdlnaua. the Black Hsna
-as if to diapln) us contempt for its
enemies killed its latest victim al-1
BSOSt within blKht of nfty fellow work
men Cad was working near a furnace at,
the rederal Pvmace company. He j
walked to the rear of the furnace to!
attend to some work about 1 o'clock In
the morning He failed to return, and
felloe workmen went In search of him .
They found him lying tit side the fur
nace His si. nil was crushed. Nearby
lay the blood stained iron rod which I
had been used as a weapon.
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LI a f Cecily ( : i'.zzj c:;cr-;!a'.ln3
f.-r-j, f ! icJ ii turc, qulc- t.:J
! v. c i- l!:c;c l 1.x a --zzzzizo
1 Ij ! cr.cf.; cr rcL . ! ycu i ency.
I CO i . 'i in o .eat L.., ;.;;c, SOc.
HOLSTEN'S
GOLDEN JUBILEE OF ITALY
Celebration of Anniversary of National
Unity Bgina.
Koine, March It- The celebration
of the jubilee ()f Italian aadty began
1 with i he formal opening b King Vic
io Bmmngual of the gtatnational An
ttfiutiMM. lomorrow an imlustriai
exhibition will ) begun in Turin,
where in 1S1 Victor Kininanuel II.
grggafather gf the greeenl monauh.
gtfiim-H the litis -f king of Italy
i At BjMaajgM a gun Was tired from
HILL 101
TANKS
STORM SASHES
COUNTERS
AM
SHELVING
Mr A SPECIALTY
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