Nebraska Newspapers

    Nebraska Land & AutoCo.
1. C. McCoikle, Mgr.
GARAGE IN McCORKLE BLOCK
Link Lowry, Supt. of Garage
SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS
On the Sundav School Leson by
Rev. Dr. Llnacott for the In
ternational IVim. Bible Question
Club
.,- - itlibr hn T. S UlMMl DO)
W handle the fQVb cars and w ill sell yOU one
for list price. Will store and keep; furnish gat
and lubricating oil; $15.00 per month; vou run as
much as you desire. Storage for cars, $5.00 per
month. We sell all best brands of oil from 25 to
5Qo lower than other places.
fQl'b cars are the most popular car on the
market and every piece in them is guaranteed by
the company during the life of the car. See us
before buying.
Only garage In western Nebraska
open day and night
r
i
m Another car of Peters'
1 Loaded Shells just re-
v w v a . oe . w . I,
j load you want. Special
m price in case lots.
Newberry's Hardware Co.
September Travel Bulletin
TO THE EAST: The excursion rales to the eastern UxaliM a will con
tinue. It Is the last chance of the season to moke :. i MUtterfl tour at
. .edly reduced excruslon rai es.
T B PRY FARMING CONGRESS will be bold at Colorado Springs. Oc
tober 10 20. Special rates will be made for this event. All dry farmers
.vmM make It their business to attend this congress.
THE LOW COLONIST ONE-WAY RATES lo the Pacific Const MM In
effect September 15th to October 15th.
IRRIGATED LANDS can be secured on extremely reasonable) tertxu;
those in the Big Horn Basin present at this time a wholesome example
Of the value of irrigation where there is ample water. Farmers and
prospective home makers from the so called region or rainfall and from
'ry forming areas are urged to inspect the crops and inquire about the
Jund rolCOl In the Rip Horn Rasin, the North Platte or Yellowstone
Valleys before they :r tV!r sons consider a home in any other locality.
J. KRIDLLBAUGH, Agent
Alliance
L W. WAKELEY, G, P. A., Omaha
ooaammmmmsmammas
BROWN HOTEL
Mks. Belle Brown, Prop.
First Door South of First State Hank
Hemingfordi Nebr,
Firat-class rooms, clean and comfortable. Good
meals. Lunch counter in connection. Short orders
served at all hours.
Boards
of ail descriptions
for any part of a
house or barn.
Ms Lumber &Coal Co.
Phone 22 D. Wdters, Mgr.
'Cn,.fitM. inn. hv Kiv. r. S. LtlWeeh, 1) ! 1
Daniel pud III Commit. v,s; H
Tempenwro Lesson. Dan. tR2t.
Golden Text H is Rood neither to
eat II. "h. nor to drink wine, nor any
thins wherein thy brother tnmbleth
I Rnm. i (1.
(1.) Verse - V:n i n Daniel, and
I how did ho si'-t to RaVrlon?
(2.) What d:d Daniel propose for
Mr fend''
(3.1 WhOI ire the ndvantsRi? and
disadvant:' II ol a meat diet, (2)
of a vep. labia 'li. ; I
H.) is Cure reason to believe
thnt Ood orhMnnllv meant man to !
a mc.-M eater?
(Y It inr.it (s MKMUnry ier
stronptli, how do vou account for ttv
strength of the horse and the eh-pliant.
as hoth are verctarlans?
(6.1 Is there nry reason to thlrV
that the craving, or desire for B it
Is an artificial Hppt tlte?
(7.) What evidence la there thnt a
lnireiy veftotahlc diet would tocreasa
the health nnd the longevity of the
people?
(8.) Verse !i Did Cod In some su
pernatural wr cause the prince of
the eunuchs to love Daniel, or In any
otherv. ay than thfOUfth Dinttl's ! . -able
Manner?
ft.) DOM Clod turn the hearts of
people to hive or favor good Chris
tian wholly apart from their actual
attractions!
00.) Wise 10. Which people are
the healthier, those who have almnri
ance of rii h food and w ho eat all
tl- y can (r those who have plain food
and eat only er-nrph to plvo then aufil
clent ItrimSth for their work?
(ti.) Versus ll-U! -wiia- RhOtiM
he our rule as to the kit d and quan
tity or food we eat?
(12.) Which class in the community
Is penerall ythe healthier, die rich
or those respectable people who have
to straggle "to make ends meet?"
(It.) Take one hundred persons
who drln); nothing but water and an
other hundred persons who drlng in
toxieatinp li .u'ir and compare their
probable condition as to (a) health,
(b) wealth, (c) happiness.
(14.) Who were Hananiah, Mishael
and Azariah?
(IS.) Y-rses 14-15. What was the
result of the test made upon these
three Hebrew young men, 'n eating
a strlct'y vegetable diet, and drinking
nothing stronger than water?
(It!.) Should this teat from experi
ence bind our conscience, and cause
lis to eat ond drink as they did? Why
or why not?
(iv.) Vers 16 What in our say
are the chief evils of gluttony, and
what are the ' biel eviNof drunkenness?
(18.) To what extent would the
world bo better if the use of intoxi
eating liquor as a beverage could be
stopped? (This is one of the ques
tions that may be answered in writing
by members of the club.)
(19.) Verses 17 21 To what extent
may all men develop their ability by
increasing their knowledge?
(2b.) Why Is it not possible for alt
pt rsons with aufllcient study to be
come tlrst rank artibts, orators, pootl,
and scientists, or to attain to super
natural powers like Daniel and his
companions?
(21.) Were the learning and wis
dom of these four oung men ac
quired, or the gifts of Clod?
(22.) Where do you draw the line
as to the possibilities of presei t spirit
ual or supernatural powers?
Lesson for Sunday, Sept. 17th, 1911.
Daniel s Companion in the fttRT Fur
nace. Dun. lit,
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY
Mulls close ut the Alliance post
office as follows. Mountain time:
East Bound
11:20 a.m. for train No. 44.
11:00 p.m. for train No. 42.
West Bound
II' ::u p.m. for train No. 4.1.
11:00 p.m. for train No. 41.
South Bound
ISltO p.m. for train No. 30..
11:00 p.m. for train No. 301.
On Sundays and holidays till night
mails close at 0:00 p.m. instead of
11:00 p.m. IKA E. TASH. V. M.
SPRING BRINGSS0RE FEET I
HERE IS A POSITIVE CURE "
With the advent of warm weather
comes foot troubles to thousands of
pool :e The increased temperature ond
hey vlneps of the atmoapho e causes
rwrll 'Mid excess perspiration Thl
brings on a series of font
"ouhles The treatment
iMven below will be wel
Dined with joy by an ar
:ny of suffeiprs It acts
!ie muglc "Dissolve two
tablcspoonfuls of Culocldc
compound in a basin of
hot water; soak the feet In
this for full fifteen mlu
UlW, gently massaging the sore parts
Less time will not give the SaatroS
results ) Kr-peut this each night un
til the cure is permanent.'' All sore
cess disappears immediately f'orns
nd callouses can be peeled right off
Bunions are reduced to normal and
the inflammation drawn out Sweaty
and smelly feet, tender and etwollen
i feet need but a few treatments. This
Calocide Is a remarkable drug For
merly used only by doctors but any
druggist now has It in stock or will
quickly get it from his wholesal
house A twenty-five cent package fl
elatmed to cuie the worst feet
W. C. T. U. DEPARTMENT
Strong Statements by John B. Len
non, Treasurer American Fed
eration of Labor
"LABOR AND LIQUOR TRAFFIC"
Tht liquor traffic everywhere
stands squarely for Ignoranc.. nud
against education
Th liquor traffic is a non pioduc
cr nud the worst non -prodm er in the
world, and labor has to support this
Iking which contributes nulling of
use to society.
1 lielicve that In ten years there
will cot he a lis.ensed salo;n on
the American continent this side of
the Mi lcan boundry line.
It wontd be better to llscense some
Institution that WOOlS spread tnbcivu
losii than to license the liquor ttaf
lie.
What they call the bad saloon, the
low ('.iv. ti saloon, could never haw
lured my boy. If In? had gone to
the bad by drink. It would have been
by the Intluence of some of the so
bgll l high-ChUM bars.
The le.in using alcohol loses his
skill nnd alertness of mind, and It
Is only oiiestlon of time when his
iNfUlnajM will he at an end.
II' I vi te for license. I am n party
(o every crime In the community
gtowlng out of the liquor traffic.
Th: licpior traffic Is always against
the progress of Cnristianitr.
What is the Influence of the II
ccriM d ItQUO? traffic in the matter
of child labor? O) your eyes In
yonr own neighhorhooS you don't
hnve to go to New York. You will
find that the bojrt tnS girls of fnth
ors and niotliers addicted to strong
drink will be started to work In Hie
mills and shops on th" average of
two years younger than those whose
pan ills are abstain rs. I have bOOB
b.'fore legislatures in the int -rests or
the children and there were never
nn ivpresr ntatlv es of the liquor
Interests working with us. If they
Wore there they were working againft
the children.
Money spent for liquor Is so much
reduction from real wages. The li
CCD d liquor saloon is the most strik
ing c ample of the long work day. It
i. a in iKiee to th? man who Is try
ing ttl Shorten the work day.
Schools to Fight Tobacco
tytnta Bttporintoadonl Crabtrc-e has
given out the following:
"On the theory that th? use of to
bacco Is decided)? Injurious to youth,
the legislature last winter amended
li' law prohibiting lb sale of ij;
: i : s or tobacco In any form to
mlncrr, by providing ii penalty on
the o who pOrC (MOM the tobacco
li" well i upon the one who .s -lis.
"The StaAs depart nieiit of educa
tion desir.-s to call Hie atten
tion of those who sell tobacco to
this low, and to caution against dis
regarding It. It is our purpose after
the schools open in September to
instruct county and city superintend
ents and all teachers of the public
schools to see that the law is rigidly
enforoed ui ivory community, so far
at least as selling to or tor school
children is oonoornod. This deport
ment hereby unnuun'ta that it ..ill
not only urga school uuthoriti -i to
1 1 Hmt tOO UW lR properly enforc
ed, but that it will render all assist
a OCO in prosecuting those who violute
its provisions. Teachers. members
of school boards, parents and nil
others interested in the welfare of
youth should render assistance In
this movement to protect the boys
of our public schools against the cig
aette arnd tobacco habit, which n it
only tn apacitat -h them troni carrying
BChOes work, but actually leads in
the direction of Immorality and
erime.
"A portion of the law follows:
" 'That hereafter it shall be unlaw
!ul In th3 state of Nebraska for any
minor under the age of eighteen
v. ars to smoke cigaretl.-s, cigars, or
iim tobacco in uny form whatsoever.
" 'Any minor under the age of
r.ht eu years violating any of the
visions of the foregoing section
boll, upon conietion, be , fined in
any Hum not exceeding ten dollars
and stand committed until the fine
and costs of prosecution are paid.
" 'Provided that any minor so
charged with the violation of this act
may be free from prosecution when
he ahull have furnished evidence for
the conviction of the pet-son or per
BOOO selling or giving him the cigji
lettes, cigars or tobacco.
'That any person, firm, assoeia
Hon or corporation in this state vio
lating the provisions of this act, tie
oi l hey shall be guilty of a misde
m SHOOS and shall upon conviction
.hereof be lined fc.r each and every
such offense a sum not less than
$50 or more than lloo, ut the diser
lion of (lie court, together with cots
of prosecution.' '
ANNUAL COUNTY CONVENTION
The annual county convention for
Hox Untie county wna held Thurs
Sag; August .'U. at the home of Mrs.
I M. Kernald. In Alliance. ( Th. re
was an all clay meeting with n basket
dinner Home of the Indies who
were on the program were prevent
ed by sickness nnd business, from
being present, but with those c Ac op
Hons the- program was put on as an
tiounc eel.
The morning session was opened
with the rending of the tenth I'salni
by Mrs. Vnnce, followed by a prayer
by Mrs. Tash, nnd singing "See
(Had Day", lUter which came busl
Ileus
Mrs Value, us county president,
made her report. Six letters, rive
cards and three packages of liter.,
lure were sent out. RebOfvOd nine
latter I and one c arel.
Rep rt of I'air eonimlttee, Mr.i.
fash.
It-port of Press committee by Mrs.
VsOOe In which she snid i2 columns
M material for local and other papers
had been published.
RepoH ot Alliance Cnlon, Mrs.
Tush The .nr 1911 had been a
geod one. Klght departments and
IwcUc tin; mi in 'cilnv.s in date
Thirty members nud eight honorary
in embers.
Uepor: or Calrvlew Cnlon was giv
en b Mrs. .lohn Lawrence. she
re-ports five departments; ten active
and rive honorary members; n very
active society, doing good work.
Sonv, Miss I, urn Vance
Afternoon Song, "Wind the Ribbon ROOOS
the Nation."
Prayer, Mrs. Thomas.
Report of Alliance trensuivr, which
is mi follows: ,
Annual report of treasurer or A II 1
mice W. C. T. V., for y?ar ending
Aug. 31, 19)1:
Money Received
On hntid. Se-pt. I. MIS $:T..44
Hues BI.0S
One-half lif - membership 5.00
Fines 1.20
Sale or year books I no
Sale or song books 1.10
Medal contest 6.00
orrerlng ror Temple Tund 4.25
Orrerlng ror Flower I unci 4. HO
oricrlng for I hllanthropy fund .56
86.14
Money Expended
L T. L supplies 1.00
.Stale dues 13.20
One half lire membership 6.00
Delegate to stale convention 15.00
Rest room at county fair 1.00
Subscriptions to Stale Capita! .
i )n box envelopes .7",
Ve.ir books 1.50
Coffee for (iromsO .60
Training contestants 2.5i)
Contest books and medal 1,41
Philanthropy fund .65
Tc-mple fund 10.00
For flowers 4. tit)
County dues 1.60
Union Worker It
Mai DO hand 14.24
86.14
Mrd .1 W Thomas, Treas
K! 'i tion of offlCOrS resulted as fol
lows: president, Mrs. Strong, Alli
ance; vice prosidentu Mrs. Herbert
NOOOii, Fairview; cor. aw.. Miss
Mablu Young, Allium e; re e. see ,
Mrs. Fred NneOO, Fairview ; treas-U'-er,
Mrs. John LoWreOCO, Falrvl .-v. .
Superintend ents: Kvnn .elistic , Mrs.
Fornu, Alliance: Fair.c, M -nd.imes
lash and Rlgnell, Alli.eine; Flowci
Mission, Mm. John 'on, II tiilugforu ,
Literature, Mrs. Fernald, Alliance;
Mothers' M c tiny :-. .Mr ; Patterson.
Fairview; Medal Coutests. Mrs. Z-h-rung,
Alliance ; Press, .Mrs. Vance,
Alliance; S. S.. Mrs. U. .iohnson,
ilenilur.l'o'-d ; Sab. Obse-rv., Mrs.
Young, Alliance: Scientific Temp.,
Mrs. Fred Nason. Fairview.
Four good papers were rood; sab
bath OhoerVQWao, by Mro. W. B.
Young; Relation of Temp t.iire ami
Missions, Mrr1. Tliomas; P.irental ln
fluen , Mrs. Warrick; Temp 'ten .
Tiaiuing in Karl) OhUdhOOd. Mr.
LoOO, So good w 01 shod more
could have heard ti. in
The W. C. T. II. Quia, conducted
by Miss Lura Vance, uu very in
sirue l i ,
Instruments!! music by Miss Alta
Young closed the session which we
nil fejei was worth the effort expend
ed. MRS. FF.RNALD. Re-porter.
Miss M. Ruth Taylor
TEACH HR op pANO
310 Lnrnmie Atie. Phone 230
BUR I ON & WliSTOVeR
Attorneys at Law
1MB ATTORNEYS
Office First National Bank Bldg
jso. ALLIANCF., NEB.
WILLIAIVl MITCHELL,
ATTORNIT
AT LIW,
ALLIANCE.
NEBRASKA
H. M. BULLOCK.
Attorney at Law,
ALLlANCi;, rVleJB.
F. M. BROOME
1 urn vi roHNRt
L.ii'lf eX)crlctieo(is Meeelve. f s. Land Ofllct
US lomi mite., for proiiipi and e-fflotent iwirvtca.
Olfice in Opera House Block
ALLIANCE, . NEBRASKA
B R UTfJTcojT
Lawyer and Land Attorney
!
I'riicll U !' r In civil rniirtu itaM im
tejt!Mr V. fi. Land cm from linwt.'i HOT.
iv man a NK-ciany.
orrica in uoot orrica suii.nisu
I.I.IAM:E WF.nRANSA
oitiK COPPKBNOLL
K-. I'll, oi.- ;;i
P. J. PKTFhHKN
lte-. Phone 4.1
Drs. Coppernoll & Petersen
Ml RfifAl 11
Rooiur 7. 8 and 9, Rumer Block
Phone 43
GEO. J. HAND,
1' II VSICI VN AN I si no I U N
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
DR. C. H. CHURCHILL
PHI SICHN vmi v. OgOfJ
iSuiwMnir to Dr. J. E. Moore)
OFFICE IN FLETCHER BLOCK
(MOOS SOMS It'll a.m. 2-4 p.m. ":tD-t p, in.
Office! Phone 62 Rest. Phone, 83
H. A. COPSEY
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone :I60
Kc. I'hnnc gg
CalUamwi-rccl promptli day anil night fruit
oOUoe. Ufflees: Alliance National Ban
Bnl'dlnicu. 1 tin I' "stonier.
H. H. BELLWOoT)7iV?D
CHAS. E. SLAGLE, M. D.
Oflice Over llolsten's Drug Store
Phone 87
FRANCES DA os
RED CROSS NURSE
Reference Given
Telephone 766 West 2nd street
AHUM'!, NEBRASKA
T, J. THRELKELD,
Undertaker and Embalmer
oav rnoMi 207
NIC. in I 110NK 18
ALLIANCE. NEBRASKA
fHE'GADSBY STORE
funeral Director and Cmbdliner
I ll.VLltAl StPPtll $
Office Tlioiie 4qS Res PhuUO 510
J. P. HAZARD
5urveoj antt Englner
.11. 1 USl :. M I'.K A-k V
I.-. re lc ..nt ef .. 11 altorild its! a 1 am
on I 01 cli ut lee 1 ii.,.-. .fliarmi. wll. ut cl-
. "11 ami 1 apt H a p-r day ,
HIVES AND PRICKLY HEAT RE
LIEVED FREE!
Dr. Oliver McEulii
Pkysiclr.fi .tJ Surgeon
UtSilCrOltV, NEhK.
l KC1ALTIES: I-i-t. ecf Uomenand
Chiidrc-n and Oenito I rinary Organ
till ItlffVlJ i ) iiy r
There uve no conditions rfttaelied
to tills oifcr. If you are suffering
v ith hlVOO. prickly lu-at, insect bites,
or uny other skin affliction, we want
you to a c ept with our compliments
a free bottle of ZF.MO, the clean
lUiuid remedy for eczema, and all
disc.ee s of the skin and scalp.
Thisfne houle is not full size,
hut it is large enough to show you
the wonderful healing and soothing
effects of BSMO
tf
A clasaified advertisement will us
ually eliminate the objectionable
first syllable from the word impossible.
Repair Work
Sewing Machines and
Organs.
Have secured the services of a prac
tical mechanic and can guatautee til
work done by him. Don't trust your
work to travelling repair men. This
inuu will be here permanently. Re
pairs and parts furnished for all ma
chines. PpOOO HO, Geo. D. Darlimj.
HARRY P. C0URSEY
live Ski and
l.nllnleij liintwmAi
Ul I1CI
ID
I (II riUUlVuW
Farm Sales a Specialty
TERMS REASONABLE
Phone 64 ALLIANCE, NEBR.