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ABSTRACTERS
9, E. REDDISH
Bonded Abstracter.
1 have the only set of abstract
books tn Box Butte county. Office
to McCorkle Building. 10-tf-670
THREE ROOMS To KK.NT
West Fourth St Phone f.74.
(44tflli
Curtis Best and Oooch's Bes4 flour
at E. L tirgg & Son's. Every sack
guaranteed. Phone 1 T&.
M-tMItt
TO RENT
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT.
314 Sweetwater Ave., Phone 387.
Iltfl083
FOR RENT Office or living
rooms. First Nat'l Bank Building.
17tfll86
MISCELLANEOUS
Buy your coal of Rowan & Wright.
Phone 71. tf
All kinds of feed, In any quantity
desired, at E. I. Uregg & Son's
Phone 155.
29tf-in42
Money to loan on real estate. F.
K. Reddish. 3tf
Rowan & Wright, coal, wood and
posts. Phone 71. tt
Coal office at Rowan's feed store.
ROWAN & WRIGHT, phone 71. ti
REWARD FOR STOLEN DOG
J25.00 will be paid for little white
Fox Terrior, bob tailed:, few black
spots on head and one ear. Answers
to name of Buster. This dog was
6tolen about three months ago. Last
heard of was taken out by some
train man from Alliance. Address
"W", Alliance Herald.
(1551-47- 1
PAINE-FISHBURN GRANITE CO.
Grand Island, Nebr.
Make the best monuments and will
save you money. Call on AL. WIK
ER, local salesman of Alliance, or
send to Grand Island for price list.
See E. C. Whisman for lowest
prices on painting, paper hanging
and kalsomining.
It Can Be Relied Upon
The American Drug and Press As
sociation authorizes Its members to
guarantee absolutely Meritol Hair
Tonic It has no equal. It is a
wonderful remedy. . trial will eon
vinee vou. F. .1. Brelilian
l eft iseinent
Old papers at The Herald office at
6 cents per bunch.
FOR SALE Household goods and
books, oak finished kitchen cabinet.
705 Toluca, phone 753.
Advertisement 46 2-1527)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
State of Nebraska )
)ss.
Box Butte County )
IN TllK MATTER OF TUB B8TATK
OF JOHN P. WEINKI. Decease, I
I. L. A. Berry, County Judge of
BOX Butte county, Nebraska, hereby
notify all persons having claims and
demands against the estate of John
IP. Weinel that I have set and ap
pointed the 15 day ot May, 191.'!, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the
County Court room in 'Alliance, for
the examination of all claims against
the estate of said decedent with a
iew to their allowance and payment.
All person interested as creditors
of the said estate will present their
claims to me at said time, or show
cause for not so doing, and in case
any claims are not so presented by
said time they shall be forever
barred.
This notice shall be served by pub
lication therefor for four consecutive
weeks in the Alliance Herald, a news
paper published in Alliance, prior to
the day of hearing.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said court this 5 day of Ootober,
1912. L. A. BERRiY,
(Stall County Judge
(184-45-4M502)
PIRE LARD
This lard is our own production. !l
is guaranteed by us as cnntnlnlng
nothing hut pure hog fnt It is man
ufactured under the most sanitary
conditions or the pure food law.
Will sell all sized pails and tans
from 2 pounds to 50 pounds, at II
cents per pound
Out of town where we are obliged
to crate It, we charge M cent more
per pound in 100 pound lots and
one cent more In less amounts.
PALACE MEAT MARKET
Phone 131. Alliance, Nebraska
Ad vert isement
DR. BOWMAN, general practice.
Phones: office, 3i2: residence, 16.
Country calls attended promptly.
Advertisement (44tfl489)
Notice for Election
for Court House Bonds
GIRL WANTED FOR HOUSE
WORK. Permanent. MRS. GEORGE
HAND. 918 Laramie Ave.
(4'M.fl440)
VOUND.A place to have your
cleaning and presing done. Satis
faction guaranteed. Prices given on
dyeing. Mrs. W. H. Zehrung.
(4"tfl468)
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure.
F. J. CHEN FY & CO., Toledo, O.
Ve, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe bin perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and fi
nancially able to carry out any ob
ligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL DANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
sy-tem. Testimonials sent free. Price
75 cents per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Victor Flour $1.40 per
sack, $2.75 perewt. Cab
bage $1.00 per cwt. Navy
Beans 6c per pound.
ALLIANCE GROCERY.
Advertisement. 47-11-1563
NOTICE is hereby given to the
Qualified voters of Box Butte coun
ty, Nebraska, that upon the written
request of at least one-fourth of the
legal voters of said county, an elec
tion will be held at the regular poll
ing places in each precinct of said
county, on Tuesday the 5th day of
November, 1912, from the hour of 8
a.m., to the hour of t p.m., on said
day for the purpose of voting upon
the following question, to-wit:
Shall the County Commissioners of
Box Butte County, Nebraska, issue
the bonds of said county in the sum
of Seventy-Five Thousand ( 175,000)
dollars of the following denomina
tions, viz.: S-.",-ii Five bonds of
One thousand dollars each, to run
for a period or twenty years from
date of issuance of said bonds, bear
ing interest at the rate of five per
cent per annum, interest payable Beml
annually, said Interest and principal,
payable at the fiscal agency of the
State of Nebraska, in New York
City, State of New York, said tenuis
to be issued for the following pur
poses to-wit: For the erection, con
struction and furnishing of a court
house for the use of said county, to
be erected and constructed on lots
22 and 2:i in county addition to city
of Alliance, Box Butte County, Ne
braska, ac c ording to the recorded pla
thereof, and shall said County Com
missioners be empowered to make an
annual levy for a sufficient amount
to pay said interest and to. create
a sinking fund for the payment of
the principal?
By order of the County Commis
sioners of Box Butte County. Ne
braska. J. M. Wanek. Chairman.
Attest M. S. Hargraves, Clerk.
Advertisement (44-4-1483)
A. J. KENNEDY
DENTIST
Office in Alliance National Bank Blk
Over Postoffice. ,
'Phone 391.
Dr. JAS. P. HAXFIELD
Dentist
OVER BRENNAN'S DRUG STORE
All Electrical Equipment
Evenings by Appointment t
PHONE 525 RED
WHICH SHALL IT BE?
W. H. REYNOLDS
W. H.
ELKS' ENTERTAINMENT
The Orgimal Strollers Quartet Gave
High Class Entertainment
Tuesday Night
AUDIENCE GREATLY PLEASED
That was a happy thought that in
spired the Elks of Alliance to put
on the high class entertain in on I
course furnished by Hie I it-It t Lyceum
Bureau. Aa announced In The Her
aid last week, the first numWr of
this splendid course was given at
the Phelan opera house on Tuesda
night of this week, there being only
a fair attendance What the audi
ence lucked in size it made up in
appreciation of the program render
ed.
The Strollers put on a program
that it Is a pi ensure for us to com
mend, high class and entertaining,
not a feature that was objectionable,
not a feature but what was enter
taining. If they ever return to this
city they will no doubt be greeted
by a large audience.
Tuesday evening's entertainment
will be a good starter for the course
We wish to congratulate the Alli
ance Elks uwm the success of the
first number. If the succeeding en
tertainments prove to be as good,
and no doubt they will, they should
hae a large patronage.
PROSPEROUS SHOWING
uinr re i . uiviami
MAUL DT ISl NAIIUNAL
WILL SING IN
MENDELSSOHN CHOIR
IS YOUR LIVER THE CAUSE?
Many common ailments are caused
directly by liver trouble. The prop
er way .to relieve such ailments is
to remove the cause. Very frequent
ly in nervousness, irritability, bowel,
kidney and stomach troubles. Jaun
dice sluggishness that tired-out
feeling -the liver is at fault, and
the only satisfactory or permanent
relief to be obtained is thru some
remedy that will remove the cause
by restoring the liver to health.
Kexall Little Liver Pills are spec
ially designed for that purpose. They
contain powerful remedial agents
In the right proportions to assist
the liver in regaining health. Every
sale is accompanied with a positive
guarantee that ir they do not do
all we claim for then if they do
not relieve afrom liver trouble and,
by thus removing the cause, prove
an effective remedy for all ailmenls
arising from a faulty liver -all you
bave to do is to say so. and we
will cheerfully refund your money.
Price. 26 ceuts. Sold in this com
munity only at our store. The Rex
all Store. F. E. HOLSTKN
Advertisement 1 46-2-1474 1
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDER FOR HEARING
State of Nebraska )
)ss.
Box Butte County )
At. a County Court, held at the
Countv Court Room in said conn t
on the 16 day of October, la 1 1.
Present L. A. Berry. Countv Judge.
IN THE MATTER 0 F THE F.S'I 'ATE
OF WM. L. McNAMARA. De
ceased. On readiug the petition of Daniel
H. McNamara filed herein, praying
that Administration of said estate
be granted to himself aa Adminis
trator De Bonis non. with will at
tached. ORDERED. That said petition will
be heard on the 11 day of Novem
ber. 1912, at 10 o'clock a.m. That
all persons interested in said es
tate may appear at County Court on
said date, and show MUM if any
there be why said petition should
not be granted; and tliat notice of
the pendency of said petition and
of said hearing be given to all per
sons interested in said matter by
publishing a copy of this order tn
the alliance Herald, a weekly news
paper published in said county for
three succes-ive weeks prior to said
hearing. L A DERK .
i Seal i County Judge.
(45-3 185)
Why you should vote for
Reynolds for State Senator:
He is honest.
He is experienced.
He knows the needs of the dis
trict, having a wide acquaintance
thruout it, and knowing the desires
i nrt wishes of the people.
He knows the needs of the State,
having long been a resident of Ne
htaska, and Is one of the men who
stand for the new order in govern
ment the rule of the people.
His service during the past term
has been most acceptable to his con
stituents. Against his own personal
desireB, he was requested by men
from all over the district to let his
name go before the voters this year,
und won in the primaries over a
most excellent man.
His service was so satisfactory to
all parties that no well known re
sponsible democrat dared oppose him.
and so it was merely the accident of
no democratic opposition that put
the present democratic candidate in
the field.
Mr. Reynolds is strongest where
he is b:st known. His clean life
during his years of residence in this
district has shown that he will be ul
Nrayv on the right aide in the opin
ion of those who know him best
He- has always been on the glide
of the people, fighting for principle
against corruption.
He is a firm supporter of our
schools and our school system, and
has an enthusiast ic contsructive idee!
where our young people are under
consid ration.
He believes in the Initiative and
Referendum.
He supports the eight o'clock clos
lag law.
He supKrts the Albert's l.aw, and
will oppose any measure that will in
any way take away the effect of
these two laws.
He stands for decency ami good
government, and by voting for him
you ally yourself with all that
stands for good citizenship.
His servic e has been of such high
order that the spirit of fair play
which actuates us all in the perform
ami- of our dally work would make
us want to show our appreciation by
ending Mr. Reynolds back to the
St it Senate for another term.
AtNluir MI. Bartlett, Chairman of
Republic! County Committee of
Daw I ounty.
Aha S'.attere . Chairman of Pro
rt-.ve County Committee of Duwv
couiuy.
Ernebt M. Slatterv, County Judge
ot H.iwes county.
W. A. HU-dsall, Sheriff of laweB
county.
Political Advertisement 1 47-1 -1 557
1 -
LAKE PRECINCT VOTERS
i.ake precinct voiers, attention: R
is Important that road overseers Iw
elected who are familiar with the
road machine and understand how
to work it without I ok of time For
thU reason L M. Kennedy should
be elect wl road overseer this year.
As no nominations were made for
road overseer, it will be n-nsary
to write in his name on the dotted
line under "For Overseer Highway'
and then make a ctum X iti the
square at the end of the liie.
Advertisement 147-1 1559
The many friends of Lloyd Smith
will he pleased to know that he has
been chosen as n member of the
Mendelssohn choir, which will enter
tain the members of the Nebraska
Teachers Association, in Omaha on
November 6th. 7th and Nth.
This choir has two hundred mem
bers, chosen from the best talent in
Oinhaa. The program Friday even
ing, November 8th, will be given by
the choir. A large attendance of
Nebraska teachers Is expected, and
the three days will be taken up
with association meetings, and enter
tainments of different kinds.
Trainmaster J. P. Da I ley. of tie
south line, MM In .Milan -p last Sat
unlay on cmipanv biisin
a a .
Fireman ttfBW has been M the
sick list several diys. He reported
for work Wednesday tnorninit
see
Mrs Will Tragnsser returned the
first of the week from a trip to
Brush and Denver.
On last Saturday the private car
of the president of the l V R. (i
came In on the
out lon No. 44.
Denver and went
BIG CROWD AT SALE
aAs a result of the thorough adver
tising of G. M. Banks' sale of hors
es, twenty-eight miles northeast of Al
liunee, Tuesday, a big crowd was in
a i ten da in e; and that the people
came to buy horses was indicated
by the bidding. Mr. Banks la well
known' as a man- whose word can be
depended upon, and the m.-n at the
sale from Box Butte and adjoining
counties did not doubt that his stuff
was as represented in t lie advertise
ii! nt. The bidding was good and
tli. boreal sold at good prices, but
they were worth what they brought.
Everything advertised was sold, ex
cept the IfHtCM The sale amount
ed to be: ween $7,500 and $8,000, of
which about $0,600 was Mr. Banks'
and the balan e neighbors' stuff bra
in to be sold.
I. .i
ENTERTAINS BOX
BUTTE PIONEERS
Mrs. Boon Gives Farewell Party to
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Brigga
Mr and Mrs. Asa Ilriggs, pone r
suttlers in Box Butte county, and
well known to all old time Ilox
Butte rt-.-ddcii: s. have gone to Wac
ela, South Dakota, to make their
home. They were tendered a fare
well reception Mond iv evening by
Mrs. Julia T Boon at her home in
Alliance. A large number of friend!
of the departing couple were present
and although all were sorry to sec
Mr. and Mrs. Briggs leave Alliatt e
a happy evening was spent.
It. seems hard for people who are
so well liked and who haw lived
lore so long :ind happily to leave
an. I no to a new town, and their
many friends trust that they may
sen tit to return soon.
Ladies are invited to visit Situ
tuon.' store, the leading millinery and
ladies' furnishings store in this part
of Nebraska. An up-to-date stock
of stylish millinery, furs, coats, et
A big cut is now being made In
price on millinery. It will pay you
to call at this stone before buying.
Advertisement 1 47-1-1560)
Fireman Karnes! Speak, who has
been employee! here only about ten
day.;, has resigned. He L-fr without
paying one of his friends who had
stood good far a Meal tic ket. He put
up a talk o his land lady about go
lag right down after his check
then skipped out.
Miss Blanche Macdouald writes
from California that she is huvlng
a grand time and may not return
to Alliance until after Christ mas.
Conductor Clyde Miller left last
Tuesday for a vllt with his father
and other relatives in Iowa. Mr.
Miller Jiad his foot mashed in Cnw -ford
recently and will have to use
crutches for some time. He will be
gone about three weeks.
Machinist Austin received a bad
cut over his eye while at work last
Monday. It was necessary to take
three stitches In closing the wound.
D. B. King Is one of the now
nven In the train service.
J. H. Carlson has gone for a
month's visit with friends in eastern
Nebraska and Iowa.
On last Monday there were ten
stock trains reported from the Sher
idan division.
a a a
After a month's visit in Washing
ton Mrs. C. K Wills and Miss Jan
ice Wills came home the first of
this week. They report Mrs. Mcln
tyre and other relatives well and
happy.
Mrs. Ray Hoag returned Saturduy
from a visit with her sister to Den
ver. Fireman B. F. Trenkle was taken
to the hospital Monday and on Tues
day morning was operated on for
appendicitis. The case was a very
severe one. For several years Mr.
Trenkle has had trouble with his
heart. He was off sick in Kdgemont
and Dead wood about two months
before coming to Alliance for medi
cal advice. Dr. Slagle performed the
operation, assisted by Dr. He rah man.
The patient is n w resting quietly
and unless some unexpected trouble
sets in will make a rapid recovery.
V
Bar J Rahcler is an industrlo.is
Business Conditions Reflected in Vol
untary Record Statement
On b diiK Interviewed regarding the
unusually Ktod showing made by the
First National Bank, the officers stat
ed In substance as follows: "Our
deposits have been making almost
dally increases s-.nce the shipping
season iipe ned i . i aril about Aug
ust first. The present record mark
reac lied by the deposits is of inter
est to all citizen of this community
for the reas a that this Is Indicative
of the general prosperity enjoyed by
this section of the country this year.
This unusual surplus Is explained by
an unprecedented ac tivity in the way
of large ranch sales durlmg the past
year, unusually high prices of beef,
Mnem) productive increase and in
cren.se d fat in aei cage and the local
horse sales which tended to cash
many horses which would otherwise
have been run over until next year.
"We have o r two thousand cus
tomers on our hooks at present and
our general business will continue to
Increase during the rest of the year,
with good prospects for 1913. We
do not give much weight to the na
tional political situation in-so-far as
its i tfectlng general business is con
cerned, although we will keep our
bank on a very conservative I tails
a.4 in the past. Our customers pay
ing the year's bills and restocking
their ranches will tend to decrease
our deposits to some e xtent during
the next thirty days, although they
will continue to reflect a healthy con
dition in our territory." ,
OCTOBER WEDDINGS
Alliance and Other Box Butte Coun
ty Young People Units Life
Destinies During Week
HERALD EXTENDS BEST WISHES
Rowland-Snoddy
Al 7:15 a.m., Wednesday. Octob
er 30, 1912, Father Donnelly per
formed the ceremony that united
the life destinies of two popular
young people of Alliance, Miss May
Snoddy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Snoddy, and Peter F. Rowland,
well known Burlington engineer. Sear
mil t Ives of the contracting parties
were present to witness the cere
mony and offer congratulations.
The newly wedded couple left on
44 for a ten day' or two weeks vie
it a. id w, Iding trip. They will viiat
I. BOOSn, Kansas City and St. IjOU&i,
after which they will spend a few
I in- in Arkansas. Returning to Al
liance they will take up their resi
dence in Mr. Rowland's house at
StS BU Horn uveuue.
Purinton-Rust
it the home of the bride's par-
young man. In a Mi. :i to his dut e ms, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rust. Sr.,
t's as night call boy. h has secun d tour miles
steady employment at lie Central
Cafe
A. K. Pratt. Intel)
northeast cf Alliance,
Wednesday evening, October 30,
nil',. Miss Guy R.ije unJ Kunu-t W.
Purlnton were unued in man.ige by
Denver, Is i fty o. S. Baker, pauor of the Al
ii new brakeuutn. Mr. i'ratt was at
MM time In the engine serwie here.
li.ui e ftt, K. church. Ml t Ida U.
'.nntou, a'.ster cf the gi.o.... acted
;:. bridesmaid, and Jos. R. Ruet,
Burke! i,n, i,jT ci the bride. wis best man.
Promptly at eight o'clock the coo
tiac iag par i s n'ered the beauti
fully de. orated trier to the sratins
TIME 0f u,e w aiding mar.-h, pre; tded by
I the off: iat ng mini er and ac.onl-
Pollowing is a list of a number of'l ';' -v thp hrid-smnld
grcomsuuri large numuer ui
jUMH were present, relatives and
MMkH of the bride and groom. Af
t?r the wedding ceremony had baeo
a a a
Passenger llrake man John
is in Lincoln on u v
BURLINGTON TRAINS
WILL CHANCE
changes in the running time of Bur
lington trains which will take place
on November lircl. Most of the
tratoa effected are on other Barling-
Victor Flour $1.40 per
sack, $2.75 per cwt. Cab
bage $1.00 per cwt. Navy
Beans 6c per pound.
ALLIANCE GROCERY.
Advertisement. 47 It 1 563
NEW PIANOS COMING
I will have a large shipment of
to w pianos of different makes at
different prices, all grades, within
a few days. Anyone contetuplat inn
buying a piano should wait and ee
this new assortment. The prices
will be right and the terms easy.
IDA M ROM, Allian e
Advert isuuicn: 47tfl5Wj
ton lines and Alliance will n t
-ffec ted to any great extent:
Train No. I will leave Pacific Junc
tion fifteen minutes later than now.
will It--, i- Lincoln at 7 ." a.m. and
arrive- Denver X:::o p.m.
No. 10 will leave Denver at S:B6
a.m., instead of 9:;f0 a.m. It will
be curded earlier all along tin- lin?.
le aving Lincoln at It: It u in It nill
arrive Chicago as now.
No. 6 will leave Denver at -ISlO
p.m. instead of :15 p.m. It will be
carded earlier along the line west
of Lincoln; no change in time at
Lincoln or Omaha but train will ar
rive at Chicago at 9:00 pm instead
of t:4f P tn
No ! leaving Chicago aa now
will arrive Omaha at 1 1 1 tt p.m. It
will leave Omaha at U:tt p in. as
now and arrive Denver at 1:15 p.
No. 30:' will leave Denver at 7:0
p. in instead of 7:30 p.m.
Nos II and 4 will be discontinued
wtvet of Red Cloud. No. 4 will leave
Red Cloud arter arrival of No. M
ami arrive Hastings for connection
with main line No. 12 and branch
train for Aurora.
No. 18 will leave Orleans S:U0
a.m. No. 190 will leave St. Kraueis
3:35 p ni
No. 23 will arrive Omaha at 6.50
or :M a m
t,,. 1 performed and the newly wedded
e-oup'e had been showered with ooa-
gru'ul it ions, the company repaired
to the dining room where a sumptu
ous d'.nner was served.
Mr and Mrs. Purinton's many
rrienids In this county will be pleased
ta learn thnt they will reside north
of Alliance, where a home has al
ready been provided ) the groom.
Klaaain-RidBevway
HM Matlele Kidg way or lXMllS
ville. Kentucky, and J. H Klasstn,
one of the me st popular Burlington
firemen of lAlliane .-. were married
t the home of Mr and Mrs. Thos.
Kvaus in Ardmc.re, South Hakota,
at 7 o'clock. Tuesday evening. Oct.
'!, 1912. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Howley in the pres
ence of a few friends, after which
the wedding supper was served.
The uewly married couple arrived
In Alliance on 42 Wednesday morn
ing They will make tieir home
here and will receive a most cordial
weUotue.
. i.
ROY GREGG ILL
Roy Oregg. of the Alliance Cream
ery and Produce Company. b: been
confined to his bed at borne for
three da w.ih n VJ7 severe
tack of la grippe, lie is getting
'bomewha; tee ter at ihi time.