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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1912)
Classified Advertisements Tha following "Want Ada" ara claaalfiad undar appropriate haadlnga far tha convenience of reader. CASH RATES One cent per wc-d each Ineertion. No ad received fr leaa than tan cente per Ineer tlan. Slack face double rata. CREDIT RATES One cent per ward each Ineertion, but no advertle Inp account opened for leaa than twenty-five cente and no ad charged far leaa than fifteen centa par weak, lack face double rata. ir. anewerlng Herald want ada please mention that you eaw it In thla paper. A elaaeifled advertisement will In troduce to each other tha next buy ar and tha next seller of property in thla timn. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ! OMAHA-POST EN. evenek tidnlng, till a-ete slut med Sverlgekarta for 50c. 27-6-1306 ABSTRACTERS P. E. REDDISH Bonded Abstractor. I have the only set ot abstract books in Box Butte county. Office IB McCorkle Building. 10-tf-570 JORENT FIVE ROOtM HOUSE TO RANT, or wUl rent thre rooms. .117 West Fourth 81. Plume 674. 80tf1226 FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. 814 Sweotwntsr Ave., Phone 387. Iltfl083 FOR RENT. Office or UvinR rooms. First Natl Bank Hullrilns:. 17tfll86 MISCELAEUS Wallace's Dray Line makes a spe cJalty of moving pianos and other ar tides requiring careful bndllaf. Of fice phone, 5; residence, 4H. Call up when you want any hauling done. 2titfl 2HH FOR SALE OR T R A D I FOR LOTS ( iood five-room house. PhOW IN F. RYCKMAN. 27-3-i:to ONE BRUSH RUNABOUT FOR SALE Phone 3 on 24 for partliru lar. 2lt.ft2.l4 FOR SALE or KENT. Modern house C. C. MARKER. 2Q4f1220 PAINE- PiOHSUllN C.KAMTK COM PANV. ORAM) ISLAND, NEBR.. Make the best monuments and will save you money, ("all on AL. W1K- BR, local salesman of Alliance, or send to Orand Island for price list. B. J. Oregg & Son have a large amount of first-class alfalfa and wild bay at a reasonable price. 48tf779 Money to loan on real estate. F. B. Reddish. 3tf Rowan & Wright, coal, wood and posts Phone 71. tf EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANT ED for general house work. Phone 102. MRS. S. K. WARRICK. 27-1 -1308 Buy your coal ot Rowan & Wright. Pbone 71. tf m Get your crops insured against loss by ball storms. See John Snoddy, Insurance Agent. -1292 Coal office at Rowan's feed store. ROWAN WRIGHT, pbon 71. tf Hojse and Mule Sale We are going to conduct a sale of Horses and Mules at t lie stock yards, Alliance, Nebr, on Saturday, Line L'!th. We want every ranch man and dealer or anyone else has lag horses and mules to dispose of to In, them for thto sale. There will be plenty Of buyers hero from eastern and southern staites who will pay the best prices for all kinde. We have the asilance of sever al parties who will get all the good buyerB here possible. Don"! he a frald to bring in your horses and mules aa we will protect you and see that you get a good square deal. Lisa them as soon a poKsltole so we can get a line on what to adver tise. LESTER & SON. 25-4-1286 Notice to Stockholders There will be a meeting of the Stockholders of the ALLIANCE FRUIT COMPANY at their office on June 17th, 1912, at 7:'10t P. M., for the purpose of increasing the Capital stock In auch amount set may be de cided at that time, A. D. RODGER8. Pres. U H. HIGHLAND, 8ec'y & Treas. 27-H-1312 Mrs YVeidenhsmer and children returned Monday from a month in Oalesburg visiting relatives and Trlends. Mr. and Mra. W. J. Tragaaser are ml home to their friends In fine furn ishfl rooms In the Pardee Flat. ' Fireman Sherman formerly on. the High line has gone to Ravenna and will have a ran on the main line. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Morrison and family are making arrangementa to go to Lincoln next Monday to be present at the wedding of their son Jesse, which takes place next rue s day evening. Hrakeman Thompson is on the re lief this week. He may decide to visit the home of his parents In Io wa before he goes back to work. Miss Delta Nelson, daughter of En gineer A. E. Nelson, will leave i'i a few lays for New Onstle. W y omlng, where she will (peed the sum nipv with relatives. a Mrs. Wi S. Mettz, wife of the agent at Mystic, Mi been appoint' ! post-mistress at th it place. Mr.-' Mcttz is well known in Alliance as a fine business woman and more than callable of taking charge of that of fice. J. R. Hlckox, the Hurlington water service man was locking after com pany business in Dead wood last week. Dispatcher and Mrs MflJCttOJ are spending their vacation in Chadron. Mrs. George Davis returned the laiier part of last week from a visit it Lincoln and Fremont. On account of slack business the ore train on the narrow gauge at lipad was pulled off this week and Conductor Reimer is now running be tween Englewood and Edgemont. On account of a kinked rail near the west switch at Whitman 44 was laid out four hours. This made C. D. Reed too late into Ravenna to come out on his turn. Conductor Betebenner brought 43 to Alliance. Supt. C. D. Peckenpaugh ent back to Sheridan on 43 Sunday. He was accompanied by his wife and son. Supt. J. P. Dalley of the Sterling division was in Alliance last, Friday on company business. Mr. J. W. Chambers and Mr. Ly ons are two nw operators employed he i. Mr. Chambers had been acting as relief agent before coming to Al liance, Round house Forman Wagner at Crawford was at ruck In the eye and very seriously injured by a piece of glass. Mr. Wagner was brought to Alliance on 42 Saturday night and taken dire. I to DoBTcr The relief out pan v surgeon, Dr. Hershman ac (ompanied hiin. . They still have hopes of saving the eye. mm a Conductor W. W. Johnaon. who lias been confined to his home with a sprained ankle is able to be down Iowa on crutches. The ankle is still very painful and it will he some time hefore Mr. Johnson will be able to report for duty. Mr. W. c. Taylor, route agent for the Adams Express Company was at tending to company business on the Hlgt line iliis week. GoSata "- Tom Oriffeth and Brake man) Wfi lilell spent Sunday in Hot Springs. a. .a a Conductor Holly Wilson, wife and family are now n'.:ely settled at !t4 Hig Horn Ave They have Just moved here from Ravenna. Agent HolUnbeck of Ro i.ford is laying off for a few wcnUi; and Is a -ing relieved by h s wife. Miss Dorothy Hoag returned Mon dav from a iwo weeks" vacation in l Chicago and Other eastern cities. Conductor Snow now has charge of the yards in lead and the Nemo ore run. Mr. J. C. Morrison, who waa suc ceeded by L. L. Emerson as road foreman of engines on the Lincoln division, has been appointed master mechanic at Omaha. Hrukt-nmn McCnrtv of the Mars- i land work train spent tn Alliance. Conductor Pennlger, whose crew was pulled off the High line on ac count of slack business, is now brak ing on the Spearfish rum Conductor Eric Skallinder had charge of the Elks' excursion train to Hot Springs from Deadwopd last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. McClane of La porte, Indiana, came in Tuesday and are guests at the Morrison home. Mrs. McClane Is Mrs. Morrison's aunt. Vhey will leave for Lincoln next Monday. Mrs. Hamilton, wife or Engineer Harry Hamilton, returned recently from the sad duty of attending the funeral of her father at Aurora, 111. R'. J. W. Buchanan was an aged man. almost eighty-four years okl, and had been si' k for some time. Mrs. Hamilton has the sympathy of her many friends. The following cards were received In Alliance Tuesday morning: Mr. im1 Mrs. Morris M. Aaron Invite you to be present a: the marriage of their daughter Lizzie B. to Jesse L. Morrison, Tues day evening, June IS, 1912, at their future home 540 No. 22nd St.. Lincoln, Nebr. Mr. Jesse Morrison is an Alliance boy who needs no Introduction. He is an expert machinist, now employ ed in Lincoln. He has a five rooni modern cottage fitted up for his bride. A host of Alliance friends send congratulations and best wish es for tihelr future welfare. NO REASON FOR IT LEGAL NOTICE In the District Court of the Unit.-d Dint i for the District of Nebraai i. In the matter of Tlllett Mark and Charles W. Tlllett and Ixnrls E. Mark, bankrupts tense no. 10): When Alliance Citizens Show Way. the There can be no just reason why any reader of this will continue to suffer the tortures of an aching back, the annoyance of urinary disorders, the dangers of serious kidney ills when relief is so near at hand and the most positive proof given that these ills can be cured. Read what an Alliance citizen says: Mrs. J. E. Whaley, 422 E. Oregon St., Alliance, says: "I have no reason to change my high opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills since 1 publicly recom mended them in May 1007. Over three years ago my kidneys became badly disordered and the kidney se cretions were unnatural. Whenever I stooped, sharp pains darted thru my loins and it was very difficult for me to straighten. I tried many remedies but all failed to help me until I procured Doan's Kidney Pills at Holsten'a Drug Store. They brought me relief in a short time and 1 continued their use until I was free from kidney complaint." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit ed States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. In Bankruptcy. Voluntary Petition. On thin 16th day of May, A. D. 1912, on filing and reading the peti tion of above named bankrupt for his discharge herein, it la ORDERED, that the mh day of June A. D. 1912, be and the same la hereby fixed as the date on. or before which all creditors of. and all other persons interested tn said es tate and In the matter of the dis charge In bankruptcy of tme said bankrupt shall, if they desire to op pose the same, file 1n my said office at Norfolk, Nebraska, in aaid dis trict, their appearance in writing in opposition to t.he granttng of said dis charge, and also, within ten days thereafter file in my said office speci fications of the grounds of said opposition. Witness my hand hereto, at my of fice in Norfolk, Nebraska, the day and date herein first above written. E. P. WEATHERBV. Referee In Bankruptcy 23-tf-155 SPECIAL TEACHERS' EXAMINATION; FOR SALE. NOTION STORE Good' location. Will aell cheap. Call or write Mrs. A. H. Kraut, Hay Springs, Nebr., for full particulars. 27-1-1311 A speciul teachers' examination will lie given on Friday and Saturday, .lun 21 and 22, in all county certif icate subjects. No professional and city certificate subjects will be giv en at this date. The examination will be at the Alliance HiAh school building-. DELLA M. REED. 27-2 l:: Hi County Superintendent. PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' AID The Ladies' Aid of the First Pres byterian church will be entertained next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. B. Spencer, are cordially invited. M. E. LADIES' AID All The ladles' Aid Society of the M. E. church will meet with Miss Mabel Young, 413 Sweetwater avenue, Wed nesday afternoon, at 2:30. All mem bers and friends are invited. YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE CLUB The Y. If. B. S. C. will meet at the home of Mr. Carl Young, 413 Sweet water, Friday, June 14th, at 8:00 p. :n. The 15th and 16th chapters of the Gospel of St. John will Ce taken up for discussion. Don't fail to be there. Xixe Famous Onc-Piice Clotlingr House Pamo-as Oza.e-3Price Olotli.irn.gr House 7 BIG cmr t t vrp r A Stetson Hats Cowboy Boots Riding Gloves Raincoats Corduroy Clothing Good Union Suits Pink and Ecru 98c for Men Mu rising' Famous Union Suits regular or short sleeves in regular and stout $1.25 Fine Silk Lisle Sox 5 pairs for SI .00 91.30 grade of Men's Straw Sailors a dandy for Si A genuine Soisette Shirt sfk w looks like silk I VrU wears better J 1 all eolois The Famous does as it advertises WK INVITE THE VISITING STOCKMEN TO MAKE OUR STORE THEIR HEADQUAR TERS DURING THE CONVEN TION. COME IN UKDU 1 WtAAtt? --MTO OITXTIM Lt2 A M M lUDITC i i i i i . i iv i - ivui. Dull uico nix u vvji i c . t YOUR LETTERS. WE WILL TAKE GOOD CARE kjt iuu ll nr. mvsKC iiimN 0 UT OF TOWN VISITORS DURING THE STOCKMEN'S CONVENTION WILL DO .WELL TO REMEMBER THAT ALLIANCE'S LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE, CARRYING ALL THE BEST OF THE NATIONALLY AD VERTISED LINES, HAS PLANNED A REAL BARGAIN FEAST FOR YOU. THESE PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE WELCOME $ JUNE 17, AND CONTINUE FOR 7 DAYS, TILL JUNE 24 v-s-0 C--- SOME DAY WHEN YOU'D LIKE TO SEE THE FINEST CLOTHES THAT CAN BE PRODUCED BY ANYBODY, ANYWHERE THEY ARE NICE TO LOOK AT EVEN WHEN YOU HAVE NO IDEA OF BUYING STEP IN HERE AND ASK TO SEE THOSE FINEST HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUI TS THAT WE ARE OFFERING AT $30. THEY ARE THE EQUAL OF THE CITY TAILORS' $50.00 MADE TO ORDER SUITS. The best weaves from England, Scotland, Ireland; the finest of skilled tailoring, the latest correct styles, the richest materials, patterns and coloring. Cheviots, Tweeds, Homespuns, and Worsteds, nearly all silk-mixed fabrics. $12.50 $12.50 A tine line oi Men's All-Wool Suits in worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots and blue serges, serge and alpaca-lined, pants made full peg, cuffs, belt loops and side buckles. This is the Suit that made Twelve-Fifty Famous. $12.50 (12.50 Famous Fifteen $15 In this line you will find a great many $18.00 suit values in all the newest styles and fabrics, including a union made line. Every suit guaranteed or our money back. Ask for the Famous $15 C Hart Schaffner & Marx line $25 -"" Suits in Spring weights, all new stylish goods such as onlv H. S. & M. know how to make EXTRA SPECIAL AT $20 Thn CnmniiP One-Price 1 lie raniuuo Clothing House Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts Tilt, Douglas Shoes And Other Fine Wearables Alliance, Nebr. Hoys' Knickerbocker Pants 39c Four 10- Hftadkerchk fa 25c 4 pairs black so. 25c Men's A fine line of Work liili grade ShiiLs Coat Shirts ull ruffs attached si.t's l.:i5 value 39c 98c Boys' Heavy Work Shirts 39c Rubber Collars 15c Hoys' r0 and 7.V Summer Caps 25c llen'i ( 'rash Cais 25c Children s Ron pen the good OBJM 39c Fine Silk Shirts Fine Hosiery Fine Clothing New goods all over the house Hlue Serge Pants, all wool, peg top cuffs, belt loops, side buckles, GREAT BARGAIN $2.95 All of our Boys' $b.00 Suits, 2 pairs trousers, sale price $4.95 Men's Balbriggan Underwear 25c Men's Hole Knit Shirts ami Ura hits 25c See our Famous South American Panama Hats $5 Wilson Hros Fine Mercerized Shirts, soft collars $1" The Famous has the stock