Alliance Shoe Store
S. A. rtlLLER. Prop.
Watch this space for shot In for-
minion Will be changed every week.
Stock No. 53779.
Tan Russia Calf Colonial Pump.
Plain toe. The latett pattern for
street ute. Size. 2' to 8.
Widths; B, C. D and E $ 1.00
Stock No. 53806.
A White Canvas Pump for small
women and large girls.
Medium sole and low heel.
Widths, C, D and E. $2.00
Stock No. 53799
Ladies' White Canvas 2 Strap
Slipper. Turn sole, plain toe. 2' .
inch heel.
Widths. C, D and E. S2.50
Same pattern as No. 36162.
AND
$CISSORS
25-47. $10000.
X '.-.: I'lc I. lid In (it (.1 gc Coin.
lot ::. block (). Sheridan Addition to
llinnce Nebrafka. $.':"Fi.
finis
Obituary
He. g,rtn jgggY
8tock No. 53773.
Ladles' Blucher. 4 eyelet tie,
plain toe, turn sole, Cuban heel.
Very oasy.
Sizes, 2 -j, to 8.
Widths, C, D and E $2.50
S3ck No. 3:807.
A Patent Leather Pump for small
women and large girls. Turn sole
and common sense heel. Small bow
over instep.
Widths, C, D and E. $3.00
Wc ca y a very large stock of
Women't button boots for etreet
wear in ill sizes and in all widtha
from A to EE. and in prices that
range from $3.00 to $5.00. We have
them in all leathers, such as Pat.
ent Colt, Gun Metal Calf, Dull Kid,
and Vici Kid. and with, both heavy'
soles and hand turned soles. If you
want anything of this description,
simply explain what you want and
give the size and width required, and
we will do the rest.
MISSES' SHOES AND OXFORDS
Order your Misses' and Children's
shoes and Oxfords the same way
as we have not space to show all
the cuto requi.cd io Illustrate
the different eizas in these lines.
The new styles In Children's low
shoes are mostly one and two straps
in all leathers, but Tans and Gun
Metal Calf are the best.
If any other Information is want
ed, write us.
ALLIANCE 8HOE 8TORE
Alliance, Nebraska
KlK'inoiit Enterprise, June 21
Mr Huff and family left Thursday
fi r Mil in lo see the air ehlp which
In o make hree a scent tone thin
week a UM annual stockmen's HMtt
ln.
Crawford Courier, .lutve 22: A. H.
Imkci president of the MOrriman
bam.k, visited friends between train
Thursday, c-ont toning cm to the mock
grower' convent b'ti nl Alliance
K(,. Strung was In the eMy Wediiies
rlay, replenishing the slocks of the
grocer.
Crawford Tribune, June 21: I'M
limschy, of Allian.-e. visited friends
and relatives In this city Tuesday
. . About 75 Crawfordttos w ent to
Alii ini " en a speoi.al Ma n this morn
Ing to take In the stockmen' -on
MMition. . . . Mw Ma,' lahigan,
Of Lander, W.vo., BMaMd thru Hits
Monday, on her way hams from
the convent nt Alliance.
tiering Cornier. June 21: It is now
exnetted that Judge. Westover will
hold a special sitting of dtst net court
in (lerlng on rem-i of Judge Ho
hart, the date to be sonic time be
tween the first and eight of July.
Rushvllle Recorder. June 21: A.
R. and A. M. Modleett won down
to Alltanre the forepart of the week
to attend tho '."o'kinen's conveitlon.
Rushvllle Standard, June 21: L.
Lowry is over from Alliance this
week In tt.he Interest of the Ford
automobile. He received a car loud
this week, all of which have been sold,
and orders for several others have
hct n liken.
v. isiami Tribune, June .m r. e
John P VVehiel died at art the
Nicholas Senn hospital. Omaha, Neb.,
Sunday. June 16. 1!I2, Ms death be
ing due to heart d!eae.
lie was born August 17, ISHO in
(let-many, and at the date of h I s
death, was :!l years, H months and
N days of age.
His family came lo this country in
1884 when he was four yenrs old and
tii st Bet tied in Marshal Mown! Iowa,
tin n in issti, two years later, moved
to the then sparsely settled county
of Box Hutte. being one of the
fust ramlllee to Mtfsa in this part
of the country, before churches,
schools cr towns were known, the
nearest town ihn bring Hay Springs,
Nebtr.
They then took up their home
stead to miles northwest of what is
00. the town Of Alliance and this
has been their home since that trine
June 7, ISSii, the mother of this
family," Mrs. Margaret Wo'.nel, pass
ed away, and, as no cemeteries were
then estabF.-hed, the remains were
Interred on the hcmeisrtead
The younger members of the fam
ily have grown lo manhood and wo
manhood in this community, and
as h is hi en shown by the spoutan
eouB and heartfelt sympathy exiend
ed to them in the last days of this
departed brother, thda famWy has
cue and all wion the respent not on
ly of their friends and neighbors
but rf all those with wh m they
hive come Into contai i
The death of Mr. Wei r. el came as
a sudden shcok to his relatives and
muiy ft '.puds, as up to one week
ago, tii ?re was no serious Untight
a:, ached to his Illlnos.
He came to town with his father
Saturday, June 8th, and not feeling
very well, decided to, slay in town a
day or two. and until advised by
phone rneswgf Itom him the follow
lr Thursday tht he was not feel
ing well, no particular apprehension
was felt in regard to hiw health.
His brother, Pete D. Welnel,
came to town in response, to his
NEBRASKA NEWS
Bronze Lamp Posts at Lincoln
Are in Form of Corn Shiks.
WAIT EXAMINES GRANITE.
Find3 From lnve?tinatlon In Chicago
That Ouality of Stone Furnished for
Monument Is Same as in Best Build
ing There.
Lincoln, Jttfie 24. Two bronze hum
poets tor lira Abraham Lincoln num.
ment have arrived for the fOUOOf."
They are ln the torin oi a sti.u. o.
C4M and OOCl $ I. .''. Two barrels o.
glass glohes accompanied the po.-M .
ai.d will compose a pan ol the orna
mental Work about the moirinitiu
Whlh In Chicago Senetar. 0
State Wait examined some large pll
lais in the I'eop'e's Gas conip.ii:
building In that city, which are li 'ca
the -anie qnairv as the r.ranlte u.ic I
In the Lincoln monument. ai;d whlc:
a local rapei pionounced ol an in
lorior quality tin aceo.iPt of some da:
spois Hpien:ins In the stone. Mr
Wait disoe, ered that tlie lathe; 'nine
of dafll spots appenr In the Chi ' .
building where some of the same kind
of granite is u u i', and w as told bj
competent authority thai thefts a?.rt
snots npl;e the eranltc v.. eve valuabl
thiin It othenv'.s would be The sar.:
kind or critic ! n was made by cltl
ze ns of the Windy City whtn they fr
covered that (he stone v. Rfee .al
uab'e en m of the sgofi . !!n I m
ceased
While It is not kUOWn, !t t possible
that tho dark spot i were caused by
cannon 1 alls flrr-d from the Rrltish
t-Ii i p k In Boston barbor at ttw time of
the little of Bunker Hilt, which
true!: the granite, making the dark
spot- Since that time lhr;.se small
s!on 's may hive grown to 1,"S'.' botild
HUB tran. M ted business in Al message and as lower climate had
REV. SNELL DIE SUDDENLY
Car.-bnu-je Preacher Orops Dead
While Standing in Pulpit.
Aramhoe. Neb., June 24. Rev. lyvl
8ni II or Cambridge dropped dead in
his pulpit while preaching at Robert
B'-oool house, northeast of Arapahoe
He expired while utter'n al Incom
plete sentence. A physirhin w .s called.
but it ama his opinion tnat ueaiii wis
iMetantaneoua Mrs. Bnell was in the
congiecaiion and had her husband re
moved to the home of A. MlBhler and
sent tor her son at Cambridge. Rer.
Snell whs a prominent pioneer of this
section Indl filled a semi-monthly
appointment at Roberts school house,
where be preached to a Dunkard con
gregation. He was about sixty years
old and In the early days wasa suc
cessful auCttOMKrr for western thor
oughbred sales.
NO TRAcFoFsPICER
Defaulting Cashier of Shelton Ban":
Is Still Missing.
Shelton. Neb., nne tA, E. H. Spic
er. cashier of the Shelton National
bank, is still missing and no trace of
him has been round since he w. sce.i
in Unco'11 Thursd iv. wl. -:i he left h i
automobile tnd boarded :i train Hank
Examiner Nicholson 1 check in
up the accounts and the exacl amoii .i
of his shorta?" hni tfOt bCB given I
the public. The bualutas Of the bap!:
will not be iffectrd in the least bv f
tl ofts. every dollar bavtug he a re
placed by taicor'a tether wh i
wealthy and Itvei a' lj.-t',.. :,r, TWa ,
.-'pi. cm had torn circle rrlfoia
here, who are wholly at sen as td
w hat became of the stolen t' o itua .. .
80 IT KIU ift H-ftDLEr
Two Others SsrinU3ly Injured Wh: :
Lighting Strikes Wacn.
Curtis. Neb.. June 24. During I
Ihundentorm north ot bem Mrs. T.
J Headley w (s Instantl) hilled and
bur buaband and Mra. L, J. Headley
s rioualy Injured.
The Headlevs, who had been In tOWU
With a team, left for home, eisht milea
llnnce Tuesday. . . . Foreman Tay
lor transacted business in Alliance
Sunday . . L D. I'errin and H. P.
I .
KtCdrick were Alllence visitors on
been recomnu ndi d for Irs trcubl-e
they decided it was best for Ills him
to go to Omaha and the two broth
e.s lcl't Alliance that niht go!og to
the Nicholas
Ture were no
there up to a bhtrt lime before his
death o.c-urred as he was OOQaotOJW
practlc-ally to the end and when vhe
end came, Sunday nccn, June 16th,
he had apparently just fallen asleep.
He leaves to mourn his loss, his
fa: her and steptnother, wo brothers,
Peter D. nad Fred W inel. and one
Jeter, Mrs. Carl Kohrinan.
Deceased was a member of the
local lodge of Oddfellows, and the
funeral services were ha charge of
the members of this organization.
w :t 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . I rha Mill Q Itvo In lx
Uurt II. Perry to Margaret L. Rl-1 MaMuiHUi h !,. e..noi
ordan. hot 4. Bloc k 3. Second County iServlce was conducted by Rev. O S.
Baku- Uednesday afternocn at 2:00
1 niies wntn a thunderstorm came up,
! The three "re sitting on one sent.
lucisday. . J, O. Donovan is pre-
p .' ing to at r 1 ml the stockmen 'e ran
rentlofl at Aiiian e on (tie M, tl, 22.
. Ora Phillips, Willie (Sregg. Hovv--1
1 1 11 Kin man and Tcm I'urman auto
ed tc Alliance Suu lay, retttrahog the
Mt'fM day.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
. nr.: Ic ? , ,n, h cf-l,'
1 ' 1 1 mu . . - ... ! north or her nroceedinc about six
w.. iMstei li s na' maK-- .. . . .
b!"ci; si'ots ;o ratucl'-v.
c.pua. stock v.iiaatea. .There was . blinding flash Of light
By a vote of two to civ. the state ninz. which evidently struck and killed
Betno 'lospital ; hen railway com.nlsslon htts validated the I both hoses and followed the wagon
alarming synvptoin 20000 of r .pltnj stock of the St. Ed . 0le. it then passed to the occupants,
twirl I J.n.i nfn,-. V,lj I . . . . . I 1
Reported by F. E. Reddish, Bonded
Abstracter, Box Butte Coun
ty, Nebraska
Maitland I
A l8
I
Sunshine
c o
For Range and Furnace
All Kinds of FEED
Wholesale and Retail
PHQISG 9
J. H. VAUGHAN & SON
addition to Alliance. Nebr. SI.
United States to Joivn Hkkev. SV
NEV4, Sec. 18-26-52. IVent
C. W. Chapman to Albeit S. Kn
yeart. SWV4 2I-2H-50. ?00.
Uiulteil Statie to Nellie D. Smith,
8BV4 -26-50 Pat. :u
F. M . Knight to H. A. Copaey. lot
1 block ii, Wyoming addition to AIM
ae. :i25.
United States to WUttm W. Nor
ton, SBn SBV4 25-24-48. PaiUmit.
Cntted States to Frank If, Kniight.
SW Vi NEV4 3-25-52 Patt.
Kvergreen Cemetery Ana's to
John Deor. let 14 block A in Ever
green Cemetery Wright preolnct $5.
Evergreen Cemetery Aes'n t q
Roseitta Hubbell, lot 9 block A, Ever
green Cemetery Ass'n. 15.
United S ates, to Joseph Duhon, W
Mi sec 10. HW secl5-28-51. Patent.
Uivlted ute Ora O. Dickenjson,
SWM e. 3-28-51. Patent.
ITnlted Sratiea to Lena V. Crawford.
SEU se 15. NVi and SW'i ec 22-
tp 25-r, 51, rftH:l ARE YOU KIDNEYS WELL?
TT I. - .1 . . , . 1 1 4 - , - .
uaaw oittiw .v ,y f
p.m.. and rem there to Greenwood
ce'tiictcry to the last resting place
of the deceased.
CARD OF THANKS
To the many friends who assisted
and sympathised Wtth us in our af
fliction are wish to extend our sin:
oere thanks. Especially to the Odd
Fellows and other friends who show
ed their sympathy by thrir kindness
we wish to express our apprecia
tion. JOHN WE1NELI. AND FAMILY.
CONDOLENCE
Alliance Lodge 168 I. O. O. F.
wish to record their deep sense of
loss in the death of our beloved
brother, J. P. Welnell. and r end
their temderest sympathy t eh r be
reaved relatives. Iet usall kivo.ao
that each day might wellbe o;:. ' agt,
v aid Sleet rlc company and authorize
the rOBtpan to issue $13,000 in bonds.
Conimissionor I In 11 voted ugalnst the
order. Mr. Hall gave as his reason
for the negative, vote that he desire!
a complete Inventory of the property
of tlH) m v; and did not want to
accept the statement of the company
as to its phyatcnl valuation nor tho
report of ove of he commission engi-
neera, who had oneokad the report and
ronpn tad the value on a basis of cur
icnt pricea without nialdng a persona'
Inreatlgatioa,
Cmeany Dismisses Suit.
The injuncllon suit of the Minneap
killinsr Mrs. T. J. Hcad'.-y and render
ing both of the other occupants of
the Wagon unconscious. An hour later
tt:ey were to end by a neighbor, who
was passing.
Farmer Is Drowned.
Shelton, Neb., June 24. Edwarl
Omey, residing two miles from Shel
ton, was drowned in a pond along the
Loup river and the body was recov
ered an hour afterwards. Omey, to
gether with a son and brother, had
gone on a flrhlng trip and he had
waded into the pond to get a pipe
which had been dropped Into the
e'.ie Cereal company against Governor water, ine water was ren reel deep
Aldrich and the pure food commission an'' ht became tangled in some barbed
wire and ins companions were unaoi"
to aaaiat. H was about forty yean
has he - disnrss -d upon motion of the
COB Deny This i a suit which wa
brought to test the legality of a por ' oll farmer and leaves a family
lion ol' the pure food act regarding ! In ver.v moderate circumstances.
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Golden Wedding Celebration.
Auburn, Neb., June 24. R. Coryell
and .Miss Sarah Carl were married at
Janesville, Wis , fifty years ago and
have Just celebrated their golden wee
ding at Brock, Neb., in this county.
They had invited the three children
and their families to spend the day
with thorn, but were surprised when
they came bringing with them 150
friends. The home was too, small to
entertain '.;o large a crowd and the
entire party adjourned to a public hall.
.1
liiMill I nil 11 IIMH ilBBl
m
Mm
m
W, In
tir, S?."; Sc. 25 26-61. Patent.
A. J. Welch to M. E. CoUman. lot
5 block 1, Wyoming add. $360.
Uolted States to heira of Josioph
Barta, SE4 sec 32 tp 27-62 Patent.
Rose Riddle Hankins to Joseph Ne
rud, NW4 eec 32-24-62. $700.
United State to Jew Peter Kria-
tensen. NK4 sec 7-2660. Patenrt.
Anton MeUcUar to David (. Huen
ergardl. S'L4 aec 11-27-62. $300.
Benjamin F. Price to Tho.naa A.
Green, S W V4 sec 5 i6-60. $175.
Benjamin F. Price to .lens I Jen
son, SE. 5 2b 50. $!&
United Staies to Joseph' JI. Ciban-
ov&ky, SEt4 ee 11-28-50. i'auat.
Beatrice Ellis to John S. Ward,
1, block L, Nabr, add. to .Milan'."
$40d.
t't-ittd States to Otorge W. Ik-
in. S IS Jb-oti. ratei.
I ntied States to Ella Seals, NE'4
10 27-62. Patm.
Uuiud States tc Ester A. Lock
wood, lot 4. SB' SW' 18 26-52.
SK, .net SW t 13. NE', sec.
24 26-6;:. Paten.
C nit eel States to Herman Fraed
rieh. 9WU NWV 24 25-47. Patent.
Edna C. Hlckey, etal to Warren
S. Frank. NEV sec 4-24-49. $IJ00.
letntid Saiupy 10 lieiwviti li.rgui.
NK'4 Me 8 27-4H. $1.
Eliui S. Brown to Ruuelle Kwikuer
8 feet off south icie of lot 13 County
add. to Alliance. $1
lincoln I. and Company to Julia A.
Deetrtag, lot 5 block L Sheridan add.
tO Allen . $226
Evergreen CemeUr Ass'n IO
S. Ctoker. lot 60 block B $6
Ktergreeo Cemetery Ass'n to Cbatf.
S. Bangs, lot 33. block A. $6.
OM-ar O'Baaaou to A J. Welch,
lex 3. 4. 5. block I, Wyoaalnfj Add.
$lu60.
Sarah E. Joeeo to Jacob Jesse, N
W of that part of SWV of ee 36
Many Alliance People Know the Im
portance of Healthy Kidneys.
The kidneys Hitter the blood.
They work night and day.
Well kidneys remove impurities.
Sick kidneys allow impurities to
multiply.
No kidney ill should be neglected.
There is grave danger in delay.
If you have backache or urinary
troubles.
If you are nervous, dizzy or worn
out.
Begin treating your kicjueys at
once ;
Cse a proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed like Doan's Kidney
Ptthi
Rc 1 onimended by thousand).
Proved by home testimony
Mrs. G. E. Leiclv, MS K. Dakota
t , Alliance Nebr.. says: ' l can
hl recommend I loan 'h Kidney
to all sufferers from kidney
int as I have uch! tliein on
hit
PilU.
... .in 11k.
nuiiit '' ot occasions wi:h good re
.ult."
For sale
cents. F
New York,
ed State
Remember the
tuke no other.
by all dealers. Price 50
r Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
k e agents for the Unit
name- Doan's and
the placins of gifts of all kinds In
packages .if food products, the stale
claiming this a violation of the law.
The ens. was never tried, but has
been dismissed under the agreement
that if the la v was tested it should h?
made In seine other way,
Hansen Returns.
Food Commissioner Hansen re
t. uned from a business trip to Kansas
City, where he went to confer with
tortala mail order houses which were
shipping goods Into the state against
the pure food law Mr Hansen say 3
that the houses agreed to be more
careful In the future and would en
deavor f live up to th pure food law
.f Nbr!r.; Th? coninilailoner did
lot go to Chicago, a5 was his inten
tion, stopping Instd n Atchlscn ail
St. Joseph to cTjusiilt with parties
there in reference to a more careful
observance of the Nebraska law.
Guard May Not Go
That the national guard may not be
permitted to attend maneuvers at
Cheyenne, Wyo.. or hold a state en
campment Is the proposition which
confronts the adjutant general's office
at this time. The veto by President
Taft of the army appropriation bill
because of "riders" attached to It
rtnleh he did not approve, may result
In a lack Ol funds unless congres
should do something along the lln?
freforo adjournment.
Ryan and Pivonka Must Stand Trial
John I. Ryan and Joseph Pivonka,
lire r.nd polic e commissioners ot South
Admits Butgia.y Charge.
Central City, June 24. When ar
raigned before Judge Peterson, Her
bsrt Barry, who was taken into cus
tody while attempting t rob a hard
j ware store; pleaded guilt to the
caarge and was bound over to the dis
trlct court. It is thought that he may
not have to wait until the regular
term, but that the judge may hold a
special session and pronounce seu
tence. I
Drya Win Suit at Table Rock.
Table Rock, Neb., June 24. In the
district court at Pawnee City Judge
Raper decided for the "drys" In tha
petition of Norris Aylor for a saloon
license at Table Rock, which was re
cently granted by the village board,
from where nn appeal was taken to
the d'strlct court of Pawnee county.
Woman in Unconscious Condition.
Harvard. Neb.. June 24 Thur.-.ta
afternoon Miss Alice Dunn, living at
the home ot Theodore Griess. was
umanii. musi siauu criai unuei cue . founil ln all UReonsc(oua rendition,
Hater pttMm brought asainst j fr0m which she has not vet recovered,
them under tho Sarhett law. The s.i Her condition is similar to oue In .1
wienie court overruled their objections j heavy s'eep and she cannot be awak-
TO juris, .ic eion. neiu me iiz election
See E. C Whiaiuau tor lowest
prices on painting. iape. banging
and kalsomining. v.
U38lfl4 L
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMR
In Soutl Omaha 'o be Invalid and a,i j
pointed Judge Holcotub a3 referee f
ear th case. j
Water for Prison.
Wat- has been struck at the penl
tentiary new well at a depth of thirty
two fee:. About six feet of water is
now in the well, which has been sunk
about six feet below where the flow
began The water was struck In
gravel, which indicates by the smooth
ness of the stones a good flow.
Being no lunger in the emplo of
Geo. D. Darliug. I am still in posktiob
to serve my former friends aa
Funeral Director aad Embalmer.
ALLEN H. MORRIS. Phone 17.
Wl7tfll-dl7tl48
Piper Elected Secretary.
4'lerk Piper of the board of char
JtW and correction returned from
CUeve4anJ. Whjfre he attended the an
liual meeting of the national asu la
tl, n He was elected corresponding
ecretary of the national organization,
which will hold Its meeting lo SestC.e
next veer
Ciw Seized With Rabies.
Beattiee, Neb.. June 24 A Jersey
cow, owaed by Joseph Miller of Glen
over, a suburb, was seized with rabies
tnd had to be shot. She went into
convulsions and before being shot
tore her herns off and cut her head
on the manger in a frightful manner.
Humboldt Votes School Bonds.
Humboldt. Neb.. June 24. The
school e'ec tion held here to vote on
bonding the district for $10,000 for the
purpoie of building an addition to the
present school building was carried by
a vote of 179 to 5.". The women vot
ers took an active part in the contest.
Explosion at Havelock.
Lincoln. June 22 An explosion,
which start , d the town of Haveloc k
t ; a m . wrecked ibe store house
'a the Rurliugfoa shops I