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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1911)
Classified Advertisements The following "Want Ads" are classified under appropriate headings 'or the convenience of readers. CASH RATES One cent per vo.'d each insertion. No ad received 'or less than ten cents per Inser-, : :on. Black face double rate. CREDIT RATES One cent per; vor d each insertion, but no advertis-! iy vwwuiii u)jvnvu iui man venty five cents and no ad charged 'or less than fifteen cents per week. Black face double rate. Ir answering Herald want ads rlease mention that you saw It In :hls paper. A classified advertisement will In troduce to each other the next buy er and the next seller of property W tMs town. ABSTRACTERS P. E. REDDISH Bonded Abstracter. I have the only set of abstract vvokB In Box Butte county. Office In McCorkle Building. 10-tf-570 TO RENT FOR RENT Well lighted ( om. First National Bank. office MISCELLANEOUS Money to loan on real estate. F. E. Reddish. 3tf I will take a few maternity cases at my home on West 2nd street. Fhone 766. FRANCES DANOS. Red Cross NurBe. 3l-tf-829 Rowan & Wright, conl, wood and P sts. Phone 71. tf NOTICES If you want first class painting or paper hanging, call E. C. Whisman. phone 709. 818-tf-28 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS In answering Herald want ads p ease mention that you saw it in tris paper. Phone No. 5 for coal and wood. VAUGHAN & SON. 4;tf702 Coal office at Rowan's feed store. ROWAN & WRIGHT, phone 71. tf After you eat smoke Marguerite. In answering Herald want ads p ease mention that you saw it In this paper. Old papers at The Herald office ai 5 '-ents per bunch Jul the hair you are wearing grow on the head of a sickly "Chink"? K al American hair, grown in Box Butte county, made into switches at the New York Hat Shop. f7l Make your wile happy by getting h "BETSY" Vacuum Cleaner for i l ist mas GEO. D. UAKMMJ, g92ttM Agent. BAKU UN OFFER During the month of December the price of the NEBRASKA FARMER Nebraska's Real Farm Paper la cut square in two. The publisher, S R. McKelvie, agrees to send it, -ery week until January 1, 1915, (three whole years! for $150. Ha will bIbo include the beuutiful NeW Year's Number and the handsome 3:12 Nebraska Farmer Boy Calendar- FREE. The regular price is $1.00 T r year In advance. If you wish ta at cept this offer simply cut out this announcement and send to the NE BRASKA FARMER. Lincoln, Neb.; together with the money, or i-ee or phone the local agent in this terrl tf ry. If you prefer to pay some time Ix-fore March 1, simply aay so and the paper will be sent to you on TRIAL until that time. The above offer is good during December only. Be sure to give your name and address. Subscriptions sent direct will bp ci edited to the local agent. Don't confuse the NEBPASKA FARM Kit Nebraska's Real Farm Taper published weekly at Lincoln with a cheap mail order semi-monthly of similar name published in Kansas MISCELLANEOUS Pour or five furnished rooms wanted for light lie is kepii)a. No children. Inquire a Herald office. It f-912 LOST. lady k purse; black leath er with nlckle clasp. Finder silease leave at this office and receive lib eral reward, 1-922-1 FDR SALE A few Duroc Jersey bowb, bred .to farrow in .March or April. J. A. KEEC1AN. 52-tf-884 E. I. Gregg & Son have a large amount of first-class .-Haifa and wild hay at a reasonable price. 48t f779 Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing All kinds of dyeing, dry cleaning and pressing. Dress trimmings col ored to match goods. Plumes clean ed, colored and curled. Curtains colored and pressed. Gloves, hosiery and evening dresses In dainty col ors a specialty. MRS. V. H. ZEH- RUNG. .115 Sweetwater Ave. Phone 287. 52tfVC, For Sale Furniture of 12 room house, includ ing piano. Lease of house for one year at a bargain. See VV. S. KIDGELL, over First National Bank. Also, for rent, a good rooming and boarding house, 14 rooms, all mod ern. Will lease for $".5. F'urniture for sale at a bargain. V. S. KIIKIELL. r2tfS9 and :: :; sis Wanted Party to take contract to do our delivery work from Feb. 1, 1912, to Feb. 1, lilt, We prefer party to make personal contract with each of us. All equipment to be furnished by the dellveryman. Bids open un til Dec. .U, 1911. DUNCAN SON A. I). RODGBRS ALLIANCE GBOGERY MAl.l.KUV GROCERY I. W. HERMAN 897 :t-52 CO. CO. STANDING IN ROOM FOR TEAMS The Co-Operative Store has a nov el Idea as well as beneficial to farm ers in their standing in room for teams proposition. Fiirmerw and ranchmen are Invited to call at the Co-Operative Store and sncure free tickets which will entitle you to stand youi team in H. P. Coursey's livery bars tree of charge the next time you come to town. 52-2-8S5 TAKEN UP NOTICE Taken up by the undersigned on N rth-east Quarter () Section Thirty-three (33) Township Twenty-five (i'5 Range Forty-seven (47), one yearling red heifer with white face. (Signature! P. J. ROCK. 10 High Grade Stallions for Sale 10 Having sold my ranch I am closing out all live stock. Have these st;il lions left, which we offer at a bar gain. Call and see Simon Spry or F:. W. Wilson. ItfittH U. M. HAMPTON. LOW RATES TO DENVER SHOW After you eat smoke Marguerite. 47-8-771 Dr. Boland, phone 65. The railroads have granted special rates to the National Western Stock Show, to be held in Denver, January 15th to 20th. From all points on the Colorado Midland, Cripple Creek lines, Denver & Rio Grande, Colora do & Southern, Moffat Road, and competitive points on the Santa Fe, a rate of one fare for the round trip is made, and on the prairie lines the rate is a fare and a third for the round trip. These rates will enable stockmen and farmers from all parts of the state to attend the big show In Denver, and It is expected that there will be a large attendance. The Denver Stock Sliow Is the big agricultural event of the west, and no stockman or farmer can af ford to stay away from It for busi ness reasons. It is promised that the coming hov will be the largest ever held, and quite a number ure planning to n,u from tins section. While stopping in Lincoln on their return from Iowa. J. B. Gray and J. W Guthrie visited with a friend who Is connected with the tire department of that city and who invited thorn to take a ride on a new automatic fire truck which gave them a new experi ence and oner that proved to be quite pxcitlnn before they goi hack to the fire house. On the way out they struck a gait of forty-seven miles nn hour according to the speed register. This was enough to nink; one's hn r Stand on end who Is not accustom tA to riding at such a rapid rate (hroiiKh sDeets of a city, hut it was slow fio ing, compared with the speed of seventy-two miles per hour which was registered on part of the return nip. Miss Hasel Carney of Seneca. Nebr , came ree mtly to Alliance to visit her sister, Mrs. DeBrulcr. dur ing the holiday season. J. B. Gray and J. W. Guthrie re turned on 41 yesterday from Carroll, Iowa, where they went last week to see their mother who was sick. We are pleased to note that they left her much Improved with a good prospect for recovery. She will be 74 years of age on Christmas day of this year. MUST PAY CASH FOR REPAIRS M. I). Nichols w ishes to annoutii e to his customers that he has decid ed tO put his business OS ;i strictly cash basis. Commencing January 1, all shoe repairing must Ir paid for In cash. l-3t-!37 BEE HIVE STORE goinz out of business Now isyour chance for REAL BARGAINS. Must vacate building Jauuary 1. Everything Goes STRAYKD. From my place three and a half miles south of Alliance, one yearling heifer, branded S on right hip. and 4- 4 on right side. SIMON SPICi Don't forgte that the Model Cand Kitchen has a nice line of Christmas candles. SPECIAL NOTICE To the public, and members of the M. W. of A., on Friday evening. December 22, 1911. Alliance Camp No. 7:::!, M. W. of A. will hold their Rally and ClasB Adoption at the Op era House. At 7 o'clock sharp state Lecturer Rev. McClenaghan will deliver an address to the public. The beautiful Woodman sanitoriuin for tuberculosis at Colorado Springs, Colorado, will be shown to the pub lic with stereoptican magic lantern pictures, and lecture on same by State Deputy B, E. Kester of Lin coln, Nebraska, also head officers, head offices and other pictures which you will apprcci.it a, The new Ritualistic work will tfeS take place under the supervision of State Deputy Kester along with oth er experienced officers and stereop tican screen work. . All members are requested to get busy and assist in getting candi dates -we all should get at least one and Hkak the meeting a succeee. Come out at the special meat ing December 19th, and bring your ap plications. O. C. MOORE, Camp Deputy F. L. HARTMAN. District Deputy M. EC GREBE, Clerk L. A. RUTLBOOE, Consul CURE YOUR KIDNEYS Alliance Sufferers Should Take No Further Risk Why will panpla continue to suffer the agonies of kidney complaint, backache, urinary disorders, lame ness, headaches, languor, why allow themselves to become chronic Inval ids, wiien a tested remedy is offered hetm? Doan's Kidney Pills Is the remedy to use, because It gives to the kid neys the help they need to perform their work. If you have any, even one, of the symptoms of kidney diseases, cure yourself now, before gravel, dropsy or Bright 's disease sets In. Can Al liance residents demand more con vincing proo fthan the following? James A. Kersey, S. Main St., Chadron, Nebr.. says: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills on several oc casions and I am sure they are well wortli recommending. I had slight symptoms of disordered kidneys for some time and as there has been Bright disease in my family for sev eral generations, I decided to try Doan's Kidney Pills. This remedy soon completely cured me. 1 believe Doan's Kidney Pills to be unequaled for kidney disorders." For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the I'nk ed States. Remember the name Doan's -and take no other. NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB ' VitiH JSb MWm aftaVaHH MmW H MM LB MW fUM UH9 LmwrnrnW mmmmm mm tbbH mwTmm mm mmm Bm IHI mm &HH B M I aW f JL H mmL i 1 mmmm . mmm jH AwL " rmmam mm ' i3 mmm 91 r V1' i A BH B Bl ' mm jH R mmmt mm m a. i yjr-y m r: - Mil LMJLZ At Phelan Opera House, January 5, 1912 mam BRENNAN'S IS THE PLACE TO BUY XMAS GIFTS A Few Suggestions STERLING SILVER Hat Brushes Clothes Brushes Match Boxes Cigarette Cases Souvenir Spoons Toilet Sets Shaving Sets Mesh Bags Military Brushes Watches Diamonds Bracelets Rings Cut Glass-Pitkins& Brooks Hand-Painted China Toilet Sets Perfumes Candies Latest Copyright Books Hammered Brass Outfits Pocket Books SEE BRENNAN'S FIRST ON THE CORNER iimiMimi ii i After you eat smoke .Marguerite. 47-8M71 A classified advertisement. oer sistently printed will sell anything 1 of value. NEW MODEL SECOR TYPEWRITER Solves the Allignment Problem Inbuilt Decimal Tabulator Back Spacer Automatic Ribbon Reverse I'latin Release Clutch Non-battering Type Principle Light Touch Detachable Roll Two-Color Ribbon Device In and Out Margin Release Variable LJne Spacer Positive Paper Feed Perfect Visibility Durability (treat Saver of Ribbons Every kUCOesaf ul teaVtV found in all other standard machines is emlodied in tlie SECOK along with I number of other SECOR features. Write for a description of this wonderful machine. We also carry a full line of second hand and rebuilt typewriters of all other makes and will rent you any make of typewriter :i months for $6.00. Lincoln Typewriter Exchange Co. 1406 O Street, Lincoln, Nebraska