C., B. & Q.
Time Table
Jan. 14,
Effective commencing
1912, Mountain Time.
Eaatbound
Arrive Leave
No. 42 Dally 12:13am 12:45am
No. 44 Dally 12:60pm 1:10pm
Westbound
Arrive Ieave
No. 41 Dally, Edgemont. Black
Hills, Billings, 3:65am 4:19am
No. 43 Dally, Edgemont, Bill
ings, 12:30pm 12:50pm
Southbound
Arrive Leave
No. 301 Daily, Bridgeport,
Denver, 12:35am
iSo. 303 Dally, Bridgeport,
Denver; daily except
Sunday, Guernsey 1:10pm
From South
Arrive Leave
No. 302 Daily 3:20am
No. 304 Dully 11:30am
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY
Mails close at the Alliance post
fficc as follows. Mountain time:
East Bound
12:20 p. m. for train No. 44.
11:00 p. m. for train No. 42.
West Bound
12:20 p. m. for train No. 43.
11:00 p. m. for train No. 41.
South Bound
12:20 p. m. for train No. 303.
11:00 p. m. for train No. 301.
On SundayB and holidays all night
mails close at 6:00 p. m. instead of
11:00 p. m. IRA E. TASH, P. M.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
Pale Faces
Pale-faced, weak, and
shaky women who suffer
every day with womanly
weakness need the help
of a gentle tonic, with
a building action on the
womanly system. If you are
weak you need Cardui,
the woman's tonic, because
Cardui will act directly on
the cause of your trouble.
Cardui has a record of
more than 50 years of
success. It must be good.
From Friday's Dally:
Frances Sturkey and Mm Duncan
left today for Whitman, Nebr., on n
business trip.
Secure your tickets now for the
Edmund Vance Cooke entertainment
Saturday night.
Mrs. E. C. Whetstone and Miss
Bra) Duncan, two very popular ladies
of Alliance, have accepted positions
at Harper's Toajgery Store.
Mla Esther Norbeck, a student
at St. Agnes Academy, leaves to
night for Gothenburg to attend the
funeral .services of a friend. She
will probably remain a week or ten
day 8 at that place.
Mrs. K. A. Ayers and children, of
Sterling, Colo., are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Mary McDermott.
Miss Edna Cray is at present In
Central Oity visiting with Jessie
Barge. Mrs. Barge is a former Alli
ance lady.
Mrs. L. H. Highland has been on
the sick list of late but is better to
day. Wm, Butts and daughter Bertha
of Cleveland, Mo., are In Allia nee
visiting with Mrs. C. Ianion.
The many friends of Mrs. Thomas
Strapper will be pleased to learn
there has been a slight improvement
in her condition the past ten days
Word is received from Mrs. J. F.
Yanders, who has been confined in
khe Jennie Edmond hospital at Coun
cil Bluffs for several weeks, that
she had hoped to be home by Haul
er but now fears not on account of
improving so slowly.
Chas. Murphy of Lakeside has been
In Alliance since Wednesday morn
ing, returning from Ruahvllle that
day. His brother, James P. Murphy,
was cited to appear before the grand
jury in Sheridan couynt on the chg.
of cattle stealing. After inveatiga
tilon, the grandjury refused to re
turn an indkitment.
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Take
CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
Mrs. Effie Graham, of
Willard, Ky., says: "1
was so weak I could
hardly go. I suffered,
nearly every month, for 3
years. When 1 began to
take Cardui, my back hurt
awfully. 1 only weighed
99 pounds. Not long after.
I weighed 115. Now, I
do all my work, and am
in good health. Begin
taking Cardui, today.
Iiotopplis
THE KIND THAT PLEASES YOU
Better get some made at
Alliance ArtStudio
Very Serious
It is a very serious matter to aak
for one medicine and have the
wrong one given you. For thto
reason we urge you in buying to
be careful to get the genuine
BLACK-KUGHT
y ' Liver Medicine
The reputation of thia old, relia
ble medicine, for constipation, in
digestion and liver trouble, is firm
ly established. It does not imitate
other medicine. It is better than
others, or it would not be the fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
sale than all others combined.
SOLD IN TOWN F2
From Saturday's Daily:
The Ladies' Aid society of tli"
I're.-hyterian church was entertained
T. Vilnesday afternoon by Mrs. W. D.
Jtumer. Mrs. (5eo. Moody, being
(present, was called upon to speak
to the ladies, which she very gra
ciously consented to do, telling them
of her work In revivals, a theme
full of interest to all present.
Rev. Fred Berry, state missionary
for Baptists, will be at the Raptist
Sunday school Sunday morning. Mar.
24 All Baptists are urged to be
present .
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Hlvely re
turned today from Sheridan where
they had spent the week visit inn
friends.
Mrs. G. M. Banks of Marple spent
the week In town. Her son of Den
ver arrived on the noon train yes
terday and will spend a few days
under the parental roof.
Norman McOorkle arrived from
Omaha today where he has been at
tending business college. He will
fvislt home folks a couple of weeks
before returning to school.
Mrs. Simmons, the milliner, finds
'business so rushing that she has
dispatched to Kansas City for anoth
er trimmer.
A. T. Seybolt, abstractor of Bridge
port, was in town Friday on busi
ness and incidently doing a little po
litical work for his brother, Floyd
Seybolt of Geneva, who Is a demo
crat le candidate for state Treasurer.
We are not acquainted with Mr
Seybolt, the eaniddute, but judging
'by liis brother, A. T., we are pleas
ed to give him our hearty endorse
ment and hope to nee him carry
this end of the state by a big ma
I Mr. and Mr. H. . Itall of North
port are In the city.
W. H Miller, wiih the Heinz Pick
ling Co., will Sunday at home.
From Monday's Daily:
Mrs. Newberry, of Kearney, ninth
er of C. A. Newberry, arrived yes
terday and will remain in Alliance
until after Kaster.
Harry ('. Nicholson, wiio was for
we are sure they will bo pleased to
hear of his advancement.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Braman are
moving today to 420 Niobrara avenue,
where they will make their home.
Miss Lulu Huffman went to Den
ver Saturday expecting to remain a
couple of weeks.
John Wallace, who recently pur
chased the Rice Brothers dray line
and has changed it to the Wallace
dray line, has an advertisement in
this Issue of The Dally. This line
will give you good service and we
hope the ad will be the means of
bringing It some trade.
J, f. Colburn went to Anaelmo Saturday-
nlight on business. He Is ex
pected back tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Kendall are
visiting friends and relatives In the
Ijikeside neighborhood this week. Mr.
Kendall la a brother-in-law of Rev.
C. H. Burleigh, well known in this
county. He was formerly one of the
proprietors of the Chadron Jjurnnl,
and is an experienced printer. He
kindly consented to help us out at
The Herald office during our ex
treme rush of work.
Glenn Miller left yesterday morn
ing for Grand Island and other east
ern points. He expects to be gone
several days.
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FOUND l-adie' Black Fur Scarf.
Owner call at Herald office for same.
8-.",t-31
Wanted. For general housework
in family of two, a competent cook
of cheerful disposition. Bring or send
references to Lit, Ralph Talbot, Jr.,
Fort Robinson, Nebr. 7-2t-24
F. L. Vaughn, who went to Can
ada a couple of weeks ago to look
over the country, arrived home yes
terday. Dr. Chas. E. Slagle, physician and
surgeon. Office in Fheian Opera
House block, room formerly occupied
by U. S. Land Office. Phone 65.
A mistake occurred in the last Issue
of The Dally Herald in the list of
hotel guests. The heads for the Al
liance and the Hurlington hotel were
transposed.
Thomas Gilshannon's sale last
Thursday went off very well, the
stock selling at a good price. He
and his daughter, Fanny Gilshannon,
expect to leave the last of this
week for Creston, Iowa, for a visit
with friends.
Geo. W. Younkin lias dlscont tamed
bis auction sale. He has a stock
of good goods and considers that
at the prices which they are sold,
they are almcst given away. He
will wait awhile before selling the
balance of the stock.
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Harvey Myers has sold his farm
six miles southeast of Alliance to
Charity Honess for ten dollars per
acre. The place contains 560 acres.
Harvey will devote his time this
spiiug and summer to taking pic
tints, making his headquarters in
Alliance. He has a good outfit, and
does good photographic work and
wilt no doubt have plenty of orders
to keep him busy most of the time.
He is at Oshkosh, the county seat
of Garden county, this week but will
return to Alliance in about a couple
of weeks.
his parents. Dr. and Mrs H P. V.
Ttogue. reside. Since leaving there
he has received word from them that
the insurnnce has been paid on the
iMary Allen seminary, which was
burned down some months ago, and
of which Or Rogue Is president
fcVork will be commenced at once on
rebuilding. Dr. and Mrs Rogue's
Many friends in thia city will be
pleised to lenrn that they re en-
Jo.ving perfect health.
Hon. Dan Hill, banker and ranch
man of Gordon, is in Alliance today
OB Imslneas.
Mrs. C. C. Bushnell of Bingham Is
one of the many persons outside of
Alliance who. Is attending the reviv
al meetings.
A. W. Johnson of Norfolk. Nebr ,
(list rid manager for the Royal Type
writer Co., was In Alliance today
Forenoon. F. M. Crook, bookkesoei
for the Forest Lumber Co. and an
experienced typewriter man, Is agent
for the Royal for Box Butte county.
P. S. Olson and B. F. Oilman re
turned from Lincoln a few days ago,
Where they had been before the
pardoning board, presenting the ap
plication of Oliver Olson for a par
don. It will take some little time to
look over the evidence and files. It
will be ten years In June alnce Oli
ver Olson was sentenced and M is
SeeereDy felt here that his is a case
for executive clemency.
Mr. Langston, who has been day
foreman at the round house, left
Tuesday night for Alliance, where
he has accepted a similar position at
it he shops there. His many friends
lu re are sorry to see him leave and
he has made a lot ,of warm friends in
this town. He stated that he would
always have a warm spot In his heart
Tor Kdgemont and would feel that
lie was coming home whenever he
rgot off the train at this place. T he
move is a promotion for him and ev
eryone to glad to hear of It and they
will alwav s welcome any news of
further promotions that he may re
ceive and will cordially welcome him
back any time the whirligig of rail
road employment will put him here.
His services In the Presbyterian
church choir were certainly appreclat
ed. Edgemont Express, March 22.
Elder G. W. Berry of Angora was
In the city yesterday afternoon and
today forenoon. He is a minister of
the S. D. A. church, and came to
A I Hirnoe t(8 officiate t the -PIDrtng
on-Hedgeeock wedding last evening.
From Tuesday's Daily:
Ezra Harris of Lakeside was in Al
liance Saturday enroute to Denver.
Dr. L. W. Ilowinan was called to
Angora last Saturday night and went
down on the midnight train.
PILKINGTON HEDGECOCK
Popular Box Butte County Young
People -United In Matrimony
It is a pleasure for us to record
for publication the wedding of two
young people who are well and favor
ably known in th'.t ity and county.
At the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Pllkington, at
six o'clock, Monday evening, March
SI, 1!)12, Mr. Ole Hedgecock of Hein
Ingford and Miss Frances Pilkington
of Alliance were united in the holy
bunds of matrimony. Elder G. W.
Kerry of Angora. Nebraska, officiating.
The wedding was a quiet affair, as
is usually said of such occurrences
when only a few guests are present.
Besides the contracting parties, the!
family of the bride and the offielat-
1ng clergyman, there was present Mrs
Ray Hoag, a friend of the bride.
The groom has resided with his
parents in the northern part of Rox
Butte county for much If not all of j
Ins life. lie Is well known as an
upright young man. The brie".? was
for several years saleslady at Mil
ler Brother' furniture and china
store, and there became acquainted
with a larVS number of persons, all
of which she numbers as her friends.
She) is an estimable young lady and j
held In highest esteem by all who !
fcnow Iter
The Herald extend heartiest con
gratulations and wishes for a long
THE BEE HIVE
LEADING
VARIETY STORI:
SPECIAL for SATURDAY
A beautifully decorated
China salad dish and
large enameled dish pan,
each
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13c
Come aRtl see our new supply of
FUNNY POST CARDS
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Women's Spring
Dress Problems
can all be easily
solved at this
store
No matter what
you need, a new
dress or skirts,
waist, embroidery,
belts or hand bags
big values in
every instance.
Stuckey Co.
The Store for Women
Who Care
S Majestic I
THE RANGE RFPUTAT ION I I
fWITH A mm mmm m w m w m m -v "w S
In case of serious illneas, you wouldn't call In any old doc- WE
In case of serious Illneas, you wouldn't call In any old doc
tor, but would get the beat doctor you knew of. The Doctor
with a Reputation, the doctor that has shown his worth by
years of good honest service.
Then why buy any old rarge, when you can get The Great
Majestic, The Range with a reputation a reputation won by
years of constant, honest and economical service.
The Majestic to made rlghtOF NON-BREAKABLE MALLE
ABLE IRON, and RUST-RESISTING CHARCOAL IRON. All
parts of the Majestic are riveted together (not bolted) practic
ally airtight no cold enters range or hot air escapes, thus bak
ing perfect with about Iialf the fuel used In a range that is bolt
ed and pasted together with stove putty.
The All-Copper Movable ReservDlr on the Majestic to ab
solutely the only reservoir .woithy of the name. It heats 15 gal
lons of water while breakfast to cooking, and when water bolls
it can be moved away from fire by simply shifting lever.
Call at our store and let us show you why the Majestic is
absolutely the best range on the market.
Your neighbor has one ask her. All styles and sizes.
I. L. ACHESON
PHELAN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
Mrs. J. H. Carroll returned Sntur
day from a three weeks' stay in
Sioux county.
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W, F. Surber of Mina.are passed ;"l1 hitp'-v 1":,lli'l "fe
through Alliance ttday on his way
home from Kansas City where he
has been spending the winter.
Miss Nellie Baker, daughter of Rev
S. Raker, arrived Saturday from
Billings, Mont. She will make a
short visit in Alliance and then pro
The newly inarritd couple left on '
the early morning train following
the wedding for Portland, Oregon,
where they will reside and win re Mr
lltdgecock will engage in buslnesh.
J. J. VANCE
MANUFACTURER OF
CEMENT
BUILDING
BLOCKS
$100 Reward, $100.
The r.- i m t.f ihtt paper will br ,(.-. I to Irani ,
Ih.tl llj-rr In It .tt -Hh- (lrradnl iliwatsr Ui.tt M-H-mtJ
Let US
HINT
'TOPS.
SALE BILL
with her mother when she is Kuffi
elently recovered to travel
Henry Ashbtil'Ker o Lakeside came
up Sunday on business and will re
main for a couple or three days to
attend the revival meetings
Horace Rogue arrived Saturda.v
merly assistant cashier of the First i night on his return from an extend
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National bank of this city, has b
appointed a national bank examiner.
Ijast June he was appointed a state
lalt a Cuiarrti Cur.- 1b tin- .mly i
i nrr unw kunv.il li 11m- molK-aJ lr.it nill ( , c.rrli
l in it (-.HiHtiiutioiiul rtw4v. rMiulnra a rutivtau
t, mJ m-aliwia. II. ill I'ularrh urr i itn-i lie
UTDftHv. Ji-llliif I'm rlii tlHi tin- UinhJ .it.il imio.iui
mirfiir.- of ilk- Mit.ii Umt-I'V .l.-niri .njr 1 lie
f'HIldltUtfl of tlu- (lift. m'll L'lvllilt tlv pultvllt
mrr.'itrth liy buililii'S mi tlu incHtHiitimt und hm'.iiI
IM nature In iI"'-iim M work. Tin- priijiririiiri have
i much tallh In Hi '-I'rallvr povtni lli.il liny offer
On lliridnil la-Man for any rr lll I II tll Id
run. u. l for IM of ti niliiH-nlalft.
Vililrrto V J 1 III SI V CO TiaXio. O.
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i .k ui. tuiuily Ciio tut oa stlpatlon.
SIGNS OF SPRING
ed southern trip, coming home via
New York City, where he spent sev
eral days transacting business with
aim eiMiiiiiier. jir. .iciioison inane wholesale houses and visiting friends may be taken as a sure indication
many friends while in this cliy and He visited Crockett. Texas, where that spring is not far away.
IVter Kicked reports wild geese on
his farm norihvveM of Alliance. This
and CONTRACTOR
Cement Walks, Cisterns, Basements,
Foundations, etc.
Cement Silos
are the preference over all others In the east
where they have been tested for years. I will
construct these silos in the most approved
manner the coming season.
Let Ale Figure with You
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