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NEBRASKA NEWS
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ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
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vv; Dierks Lumber & Coal Co.
Phone 22 0. Waters, Mgr.
Bireau o! Animal Industry Gives
Some Valuable Suggestions.
PO SONOUS FORAGE IS CAUSE.
JOHN GARRETT
i Successor to Frank Wallace
Transfer Line
j moved nrnmntlv
Xv and transfer work
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Office at Rodgers' Grocery, Phone 1. Ret. phone 583
Public Need Demands
Universal Bell Service
That is the socret of the remarkable growth
of the Bell System, demonstrating the people's
appreciation of the tremendous value of a sys
tem that is truly comprehensive and universal.
More than keeping pace with the commer
cial growth of the city and state, the loftg dis
tauce lines of this Company are being steadily
extended into every locality where economic
need require them, nnd new lines, new ex
changes and neW suhscrihers are being steadily
added to the system, to the end that the service
may be worth more to every subscriber.
Nebraska Telephone Company
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Farm h Ranch Scenes
Post Card Work as well as larger Photographs.
Persons wanting work done send me word and I will call.
Latest improved camera for instantaneous work.
First Principle Given for the Treat
ment of Meningitis Dei In Complete
Change of Feed and Water Medical
Remedies Unsatisfactory.
Omaha, Sept. lb During the last
ft v- months numerous re ports have
bull i vi ciwil by the bureau t animal
industry at Washington relative to
the existence of lornge poisoning in
various sections of the United State I,
particularly in Kansas and Nebraska.
It has usually occurred when a hot.
dry period has been followed by
rains. Such conditions pre most fa
vorable to Lie production of molds,
and all outlueaU that have been in
vestlgated hy the bureau have been
traced to th" eating or unsound or
moldy fornge or feed, or to the drink
Ir.g of water from wells Of OOts c ii
talning surface water drained thft
decomposed or moldy vegetation. 1 :
disease has been shown to i e also due
to eating drainage ensllag , hay, c :.: .
oMWara grains, oatsi etc r art'
mules at pasture may potJti ' '
v:se when the growth of U en
profuse that it nuts te:-t. i and ' '
lower part dies nnd f KDOpM cr l
conn s moldv.
Prevention an:l T.'tal . CI
The first principle In th' : ct:n I
of this disease consists. In tot I
change of teed and forage, i'.
kept In the stable k! oul I be fe d v l
round forage and grain From an tin
contaminated soun -e. evt n If BUCb !e I !
hns to be brought from a distance
HerseR that have become affected
while nt pasture should be removed
from the fle'd In which they have been
running. The animals should be
brought to the hum or rorrnl nnd fed
on whol som nnd clenn feed and for
age. The water, unless from nn un
polluted source, should likewise be
changed
At present this preventative treat
ment Is the only satisfactory method
known for cheeking the disease, as all
medical remedies used have been un
satisfactory tn the vast majority of
eases. The first step Is to empty the
bowi Is and remove the poisonous
products, but on RCCOUnt of the diffl
Cultf in swallowing, an aloes ball or
Glauber's salt Is hard to give. In fact
no remedy should be given In the
mouth if the throat Is paralyzed, as
pneumonia Is liable to result. Fifteen
rains of barium chloride Injected into
the lunula"- vein, or two grains of
SSerin tinder the skin, II the animal is
not too greatly depressed, will usually
act promptly. Intestinal disinfec tants,
such as cn'omcl, salicylic acid, or
creolin. are aKo used. If much weak
ness i- shown and the temperature Is
below normal eive aromatic spirits of
amtnonla. H"ctal infections ot warm
v:ate r are l. i d. and warm blankets
strong out of hot water may also be
applied to the body. Subsequent treat
ment should rqnslst of two grain doses
of strychnine twice daily, or a mixture
ot two drams tlne-Miro mix vomica and
one-half ounce of Fowler's solution
g'ven at one dose, and repeated three
time's daily, to combat the effect of
poison upon the' nervous system.
PARKER DIES0F INJURIES
Yourg Motorcyclist Crashes Into Post
While Making Sixty Miles an Hour.
Broken How, Neb.. Sept. 16. .loe
Parker, the young motorcyclist, who
was fatally Injured In the race's at Un
fair ground'i li,,l from his injuries at
the Uyer.M'ii hospital. He never re
sained consciousness. Parker was
the sole support of u irldOWed mother
and several voung sisters and brothers.
During the last motorcycle race on
the fair grounds trac k Parker crashed
into a jKst while his machine was
making sixty miles an hour.
It was the hardest fought race or
he week and Parke r, who rode a sev
en ho me power machine, tried to take
the carve with his motorcycle wide
open lie' was thrown against the
heavy boarding of the fence and ro
hounded te the track, where his body
I ua about like a top. Dr. Penning
ton, who made the exaininat 'on. says
Parker's neck was broken. Parker
was a voung farmer, about twenty one
ci'- old, and took chances no other
rider would.
Ex Furnas Sheriff Commits Suicide.
Heaver CitY, Xeb.. Sept. lti. George
W. Lewis '.vay found dead in the office
of a local implement dealer. He had
blown htl nrftlM emt with a rifle. Mr.
Lewis was ex sherlff of this county am!
for tin' last seven years had been a
carrier on g rural mail route. Ha
laaVM a widow and five children.
Aside from poor health, there is no
Known re'asor, for the act.
IRY DESERT Writ AT CORN
Cumlrfj Coilfity F.-.rrr.ers experiment
lng Wit'i New Plant.
West Joint, Neb, Sept. le;- 'Desert
Wheat f'eun" is the name of the new
f' od nnd fe),nge' plant Introduced Into
this countv by Roland g. Langer wh
broiiKht the seed with him ttvm Okla
homa. A number ol imental
fields of this grain btVe n planted
In Cutnlng county with t!ie view of
testing Its fitness for the- eiil of Ne
braska and demonstrating its value.
The habitat of the- plant Is Mexico.
The fruitage is v iy much like wheat,
the heads being similar, but much
lnrirer and with larger grains. The
plant withstands drought and hot
winds perfectly and will grow freely
Under arid and semi arid conditions.
It makes excellent fodder. Is a fino
chicken feed, can be used as popcorn.
When cracked makes a good breakfast
fooel, when ground can be used for
pancake fpuir and can be used lor
hominy and !f necessary the parched
product makes good coffee.
PLANS FOR BIG CONVENTION
Nebraska Manufacturers' Meeting to
Be Held on Nov. 14.
The convention of Nebraska manu
facturers is to bo held at Omaha
on Nov. 14. This has just been de
cided by the committee that was ap
pointed by the Omaha Manufacturers'
association to make arrangements for
the call of IBS manufacturers of the
state in mass convention this fall lot
the purpose of organizing a state as
sociation. A great niMiiber of letters have
boon received at the club rooms from
manufacturers In every part of the
state favoring the calling of Mich a
convention. The personnel c:t the con
vention will he repre' .tatlve or every
part of the state and rCPTi sentative ol
every line o nianutacture.
ELEVATION CHARGE REDUCED
Alliance Tailoring Co.
Cleaning. Pressingand Repairing
Neatly Done
Ladies Work a Specialty
Only Steam Presser in the City
FRE1SCH DRY CLEANING
Stanton & Keeley, Mgrs.
C. W. Zurn Co.
CEMENT CONTRACTORS
Sidewalks, Foundations, Porch and Floor Work,
Tanks, etc.
All Work Guaranteed
PHONE 562, OR SEE G. IURN
Alliance, Nebraska
Interstate Commerce Commission Is
sues Important Order.
The beginning of the end is bollovt 6
to have been reached in the custom of
paying arbitrary grain elevation
charges.
Notice has been received that the in
terstate Commerce commission has Is.
sued an order reducing the elevation
charges at Omaha and all other Mis
souri river point! from ni of a cent per
100 pounds to 'J of a cent per bushel
on wheat. The old rate ef :', of a cent
pT ion pounds still maintains on oats.
Burlington tc Build Into North Platte.
North Platte, Neb., Sept. Di. E. M
V.'estervelt, right-of-way agent of the
Burlington railroad, and nnother offi
cer of that railroad we re lu re exam
ining the houses owned by the rail
road on I be' right-of-way ef the road
10 be built In m N' wark through the
Platte river allcy t8tO Wyoming. A
price was fivel upon all of the build'
logo along the right of way through
this city. Twe lve of the fifteen houses
wore sold before the1 advertisement
was put in tiie paper. The buildings
are to lie removed not later than April
I, 101.'!. 1'nis is taken as an indication
that the Hur'ington will need the
right-of-'.vav soon Iter this date for
construction purposes.
No Special Train for Roosevelt.
LhUCOTn, Sept. 16. There will be no
spec ial train for Colonel Hoosevelt. A
telegram received by V P. Corrle k,
manager of the presidential campaign
in Nebraska, from O. K. Davis, secre
tary of the national Progressive com
mittee, state s that Colonel Roosevelt
demands that speeches be out to one
In each state in oreler that he may
last till e h e tion day, and that all
-.peeches must he Indoor and no local
committees can tide the train and
dinners and lunches miit be cut out.
"Kverv consideration must ho shown
him. and the chiefest consideration la
to let him alcne," said Mr, Davis.
Su't Against Lodge.
The' Royal Neighbors of America,
an auxiliary to the Modern Woodmen
of Am iba. have appealed to the su
preme' -court of the state from a judg
ment In the eiintrict court of Lincoln
OOOnty seouree! by Thomas J. Youda,
wi.ose wife. Annie, held a certificate
for $".'' ft in camp No. 301 of North
Platte Md who was given judgment
tor the full amount. The order an
paals on he grounds that at the tiuie
Mrs. Yond.i made application to join
the organisation shi mule representa
tions (bat lbs was In sound health,
whe t; this was not the case.
Harvey Myers
Alliance
Nebraska
Fatally Kicked by Mule.
He nry (loebed of Riverton was fatal
ly kicked In the- face by a mule recent
ly. The eioctors removed nine pieces e)f
bone Horn the orbit. The mun's brain
vas exuding 'hrough the cavity when
the operation was made Recovery Is
tut probable.
Many Horses Dead In York County.
York, Neh . Sept. 16. Reports from
all paits of the' county are to the ef
fect thst there i no abatement of the
yatorkUM malr-dy affecting horses.
At tin- present date- the loas in the
roiim y has been Veterinary sur
geons are k -pt busy.
Dundv Cirn Crop Is Large.
Benkelman, Neb., Sept. 16 Reports
from over all of Iiundy eemnty imlb ate
that the com crop will be the largest
in the history of the county, the aver
age per BOH being ptBCOd at thirty
bushels with about Sn.Onu acres in
I the crop. A'iout half of the crop is
J new out of the way of frost and the
remaiiub i will tee- in ten days. The
j hay cron Is also very heavy this year.
Ordered to Bring Suit.
I The state railway commission will
! notify til attorney general to bring
suit against the following telephone
companies, who have failed to report
on their phyrieal valuation: Are he-r
independent. Boyd Count v Mutual.
Orant Telephone, Hastings Independ
ent. Wilcox company, Stella company
and the Jackson Telephone company
Dundy May Have New Court House.
Benklniaa. Neb.. Sept. 16 - Peti
tions are being circulated in the coun
ty ask bin that a 5 mill levy be made
for thro years to provide funds fe.r
building a new court house for Dundy
Bounty at penkelman The propos'tiun
Is gMktttng with favor.
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CASH PRICE LIST
COAL
On and after November first we will sell
coal for cash only
Cash prices in effect at present time are as
follows:
Sunshine Maitland Lump, delivered, 8.40
Sunshine Wait., washed nut, del., 8.20
Monarch (lignite), delivered - - 6.00
J. H. VAUGHAN&SON
Wholesale and Retail Feed and Fuel
Phone No. 5 213 Box Butte Ave.
Autumn Special Rates
LOW ONE WAY RATES TO PACIFIC COAST
Special colonist rates Sept. L'5 to Oct. 10, $:!0 to California, Oregon.
Washington, British Columbia; $96 to Utah, Central Montana, Kaste-n
Idaho. Secure berihs early. Tickets good in chair cars or through, tour
ist sleepers to Salt Lake. Los Angeles, San Crane-isco, ia Scenic Co1.,
rado, and to Spokane, Portland, Setattle, over the Great Northern aud
Northern Pacific railways.
ROUND TRIP, PACIFIC COAST
The $r5 coast rate is in effect daily until September :lnih, with spe
cial $o0 round trip rate October 12, 14 and 15 to Portland and Seattle.
SUMMER TOURIST
September is the last month for these rates to Atlantic Seiaourd,
Kasiern resorts. Colorado, the Black Mills, or other summer ksialHtpS
Yellowstone Park rates expire September 12th.
DRY FARMING CONORE8eB At lethbridge. Alberta, October 21-28. Bp
clal rates available.
Special free publications cover any journey you ilesire to make. De
scribe it to your nearest Burlington Agent, let him furnish you printed
matter, or obtain the same from the undersigned.
J. KRIDELBAUQH, Agent
Alliance
L. W. WAKELEY, G. P. A., Omaha
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