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In this town.
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
ADVERTISING BY THE
GENERAL OFFICES
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIFS
W. E.
ABSTRACTERS
REDDISH
Bonded Abstracter.
I have the only set of abstract
books In Box Butte county. Office
In McCorkle Building. 10-tf-570
TO RENT
FOR SALE OR RENT. Seven
room house. Good outbuildings. Barn
for four boraee. House for automo
bile. J. B. DENTON.
Advertisement -5tf 1772
FOR RENT. Nicely furnished
steam heated rooms. Rent reasona
ble. Address "M", Herald office.
1051-51-tf
FOR RENT Office or living
rooms. First Nafl Bank Building.
17tfll86
BARN FOR RENT. .lim Kice
place. Inquire of John (Irahani, Low
rv & Henry Garage.
1844-9-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
Buy your coal of Rowan & Wright,
Phone 71. tf
All kinds of feed, in any quantity
desired, at E. L Gregg & Sou's.
Phone 156.
?9-tM.: 12
Money to loan on real estate. F.
i Reddish. 3tf
Rowan & Wright, coal, wood and
posts. I'honc 71. tf
Coal office tit Rowan's feed store.
ROWAN & WRIGHT, phone 71. tf
Re-
LOST. Wide gold bracelet
turn to Alliance Grocery.
MISS HOLLOW AY
lT95-6-tf
, i e i
PAINE FISHBURN GRANITE CO.
Grand Island, Nebr.
fVlake 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.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
See E. C. Whisman for lowest
rices on painting, paper hanging
and kalsomining.
THREE .MILK COWS for sale.
Phone Blue 485.
(48-tft
85
Missouri sorghum
cents per gallon, at
RODGER'S.
COAL AND LUMBER
Buy your coal and lumber from
tins company. Quick deliveries and
full weight on every load of coal
dikkks Lumber .v coal do,
Phone 22
i ;7;t-5tf
I The producer and
the consumer hold daily
heart to heart talks
through these columns.
1$ There is no fictitious
value as an obstacle to
a business transaction
through the want ads.
qYou cannot afford to
miss the chances thrown
at your feet on this page,
Mr. Careful Buyer.
o vou want to
Buy a dog?
Rent a house?
Find a ring?
Sell a boat?
Trade horses?
Hire a cook?
Secure a position?
I If your wnt is worth
Wanting, iL is worth
spending a tew cents m
these columns.
FOR SALE Four room fritt:iie
well built and in mod condition In
quire at 4 1 ', Sweetwater Ave.
R. C YOUNG
Advt - St fl S 1 7
FOUND Lady's nurse eontaintna
list of names and money. al at
Herald office.
Advt -X-Ut-1825
WANTED TO THADK Hastern
Nebraska land for a ranch In central
or western Nebraska. State what
you have in your first letter.
J. D. RAITT. North Bend Nebr
1804 7-4t
Highest price paid
for Hides and Furs.
Oscar O ' Bannon,
Alliance, Phone 9,
Rowan's Corner.
1761-3-tf
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Notice is hereby Riven that I will
not hereafter be responsible for anv
debts contracted by my wife, Mrs.
Ina E. Fogle.
Hated at Alliance. Nebr.. Jan 2S.
v. .1. POOLE.
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Surprise Your Friends
For four weeks regularly use Dr.
Kings New Life Bills. They stimu
late the liver, Improve digestion, re
move blood impurities, pimples and
eruptions disappear from your fa e
and body and you feel better. I!
gin at once. Buy at Fred E. Hoi
sten's.
Ad' I Fell ii-27
i -
STALLION FOR SALE
7-N Shire. Weighs 14M pnin'.s.
Sit F. B. Thiuias at Keystone Res
taurant, itui-y-u
Key stone Res taurant
is tlie place. Meals 25 cents. Thick
en dinner on Sunday. Short ord. a
specialty. K. u. Thomas, Proprietor.
s:;o !i-tf
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARM'. S
AND SPRING WAGON FOR BALK
One set of double harness, f'r.t
class condition; one single lutm:ie,
fair condition; oue good spring is
on. Will sell cheap If taken at
once. Inquire at Alliance Clean in
Works. Phone 5S. C AL KKELEY
Advertisement tf 1780
Curtis Best and Goeich's Best flour
at E. I. Gregg c Son's. Every sack
guaranteed. Phone 155.
Sfr-tl-lM
I
Don't Overlook
thai suaecripoer.. If yea
are la arrears reajeaieer
tket we cea altars find
feed eae for
the MONEY
HEMINGFORD
Interesting, Snnppv es of
Our SiMer ( its
By Special Correspondent
W. C lleetan, attorney at Mullen,
Nebr., but formerly an employe of
the Burlington, dropped elf No. 44
to pay his respects to the local
agent.
Miss Ella Brown departed Tin sday
for a brief visit with her mother, at
Alliance.
The proposed railroad from Hein
ingford to Sioux county, near ("anion
or Curly, which has been such a
source of enthusiastic- conversation
for the past week or ten days, has
reached the singe where pinna are
!eing made for several mass meet
ings of citizens at the other end of
the line, to be held soon. This we
understand is to get the proposition
into tangible foim. as the interest Is
now so great thai it only awaits sys
tematic planning to bring results
It, L. Hawkins, of Canton, was a
city visitor Tuesday and Wednesday,
on his way to Ills home on the
Northwestern, where he will visit his
parents.
The ghost of Yorrick, or Yorriek's
ghost, had to take a temporary set
back in favor of our own product in
Sand canon nortlt of town. While
we have received many evidences of
its autlienieity there are those who
have the temerity to assure us that
it diil not belong to the spiritual
world at all. In fact, they go on to
eay that they have located the two
steel traps that Bill Delsiug lost,
fastened to the off hind leg of a
handicapped coyote and this they say
was our ghostly neighbor. Of course,
we are slow to believe ?his, because
a nice healthy ghost In a community
creates considerable interest, not to
say excitement, and when they en
deavor to cltieli the argument by
saying the canny light that fM vis
ible was produced by the morn's re
flection on the animal's eyes (and,
as we have no record of anybody
seeing it but on moonlight nights ,
and further, as the rattling of the
chains can be explained throu.i the
presence of Bill's trap. It tints us
in a bad fix, for we slill want our
ghost.
Mrs. lohti Kovarnik. who was vis
iting in Alliance, returned home on
No. 4;! Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Holliurake returned on
A i Sunday from a visit in the east
ern part of -the state.
The first real snow storm of the
winter occurred Tuesday and that
nisht, leaving behind a mantle of
wit teness. together with some frig
idity, that reminds us of the good
old fashioned winters of long ago.
Operator A. L. I'owell was an
Bdgemont, S. p., visitor Saturday,
win re he participated in Hie regular
.lie ling of the Order of Railroad
t i graphers, which sraj held at teal
point. He repuris one of the best
met-. ings on record, both in the
number in attendance and enthusiasm.
.Limes lilundell, who unfortunately
had his leg broken several months
ago, Is able to get around again. He
was a recent visitor to the city and
while crutches are not becoming to
him we are, nevertheless, glad to
know he is able to get about, even
with that handicap.
Dr. W. M. Lee, of Alliance, made
a flying automobile trip to the city
Sunday to inspect a ear of cattle
for H. Goding, who shipped them to
Custer, S. D.
C. E. Wiltsey recently returned
from Waukewha, Wis., with two cars
of Guernsey cattle, having purchased
them in tltat vicinity. It Is the pur
pose of those Interested in the lo
cal creamery at this point to do ev
erything possible to stimulate the
milk and cream production this year,
and the purchase of the Guernseys
is the first and most eff 'five move
in this direction.
Mrs. Frank Hoagland is reported
quite siick.
John W. Thomas, of the counly
sea, was a visitor in our midst Sun
day and Monday, leaving for Craw
ford on the latter date.
Head in
at the
llll'lillgtOII
Hotel
When you come to
Alliance
This is hotel
headquarters
Across
from
the
Depot
tJNot a home in this
city but has its quota of
discarded furniture, rugs,
stoves perhaps, a wheel
barrow maybe.
JjA few cents for a
want ad and some one
who needs the very
article that lies rotting
in your garret will call
and pay you for it.
I You are cjtter off
new ovner is pleased
and the article itself is
contributing ?d the re
duction of the high cost
or living.
L. W. BOWMAN
, Physician and Surgeon
Office in First National Bunk Bldg.
I'hones: Office, 362; residence, 16.
Prescriptions to drug store or medi
cities furnished from office, if pre
ferred. f.u-tf-ltios Advertisement
VICTIM OF SCARLET
FEVER AND DIPHTHERIA
. :
The home of Mrs. J. F. Richards
was saddened last Friduy when lit
tie Bernlta, the twin sister of Wa
uetia Wykoff, was called from this
earth. Age, 4 years, !e months at: J
10 days. The little one was taken
- re v ill and became unconscious
fr; 'ii the start. Later diphtheria
to '.. 1: .Id, and this was more UUM
slu r.uld endure.
V rnitu was a bright and loving
eliild, and was loved by all. This
was indeed a sad Iocs to the moth
er and family, and being under
absent, a large number of floral of
feriugs were sent. Also, sym
pathy was shown by a number of
dt i ds of kindness done,
lienita is not dead, but sleeping,
Safe in the arms of Jesus' keep
ing: Calling friends and mamma dear.
Not to weep, sheis uniting here.
God is allitiK. one by one.
Ilia will, net ours, will be done.
CARD OF THANKS
To the friends, members of the
Christian church, the I. O. O. F
lodge and Royal Neighbors who so
kindly sent flowers to lighten my
sorrow in the loss of my darling
baby. Mrs. J. K RICHARDS
and family.
PIANOS ri'NED. )rgun
and stringed instruments repaired
l.e.n,- or phone orders to Atlas ill.
tel this week. H. A. WARD.
t-HMSM
Come
to a
nice, comfortable,
quiet hotel
EUROPEAN
PLAN : :
CAFE IN : :
CONNECTION
riodern in every way
Across from depot
Rates
50c 75c $1.00
m Alii
Al
on
Mr H ig, loading Inspector of
linm;e, as In the Black Hills
company business last Week
Fireman Ambrose, who has been
on No. 141441 on the high line, has
returned to Alliance.
After a two months' visit In Kan
sas Engineer and Mrs Bishop re
turned to Alliance Sunday.
Entineer II iron t! t id wood Is
taking a lay orf. He Is being re
lleved by Engineer Rediern.
Mrakeninn lllckey of the east end
L braking on passenger Prnkeinun
Theodore Is laying off
Janus P Rowe of Chadroti
innisposeil Saturday. He was
W 1 1 s
well
enre of by his friend Frank
en Joy -
Kent
Broken
A. II. (Van.
the R '. II. II.
DR. F. W. BOLAND
First Door South of Post
office Hemingford, Nebr.
taken
llice
Brakeman Fred Vaughn is
ing a ten days' lay off lie
last Sunday with relatives In
Iluvx
Switchman Callahan went over to
Sterling Saturday, where he will
work as brakeman until business
picks up on the main line.
Mr. Regan of the assistant super
intendentent's office at Dead wood
was transferred to the superintend
ent's office at Sterling Feb. 'at.
Engineer and Mra. II. J. Deitllen
will leave in a few days for an ex
tensive trip through the south. Thev
may purchase Florida land. "
Second Trick Dispatcher Swent of
tlie Dead wood office left for S,n
Francisco February 1st. He was re
lieved hy Dispatcher Bfederiinm
fireman c c. McMillan, who is
working on Crawford hill, was down
for two days the last of the week,
visiting with friends.
Fireman Charlev I ' til 1 1 r Hot
Springs has bid In the passenger run
between I teadwood and EdiM-nimn
Fireman Howard lias taken the I: ,1,1
Mt. run.
The first of I lie wei k fM nn.
from Sterling, for firemen Kl
Joe Price. Charlev KIiik and Nieohil
were sent over to help out for a
short time.
general manager of
K- W WHS ciiIImH tr.
Chicago last week on empany bus-
Ineas. He returned Sunday. Mr
Crary's offic e is in Rapid CHj
l iieiuan Harry Townley was down
town on crutches Monday lie ex
pects to go to Mareiaad for a few
lavs and from there to the home of
his pareivts in Kansas
Night Yard .Master Maker and wife
have rented the .loder bungalow on
Laramie ,Ave This Is the he iv,
( upled by H. H. Giles before his re
inovul to Headword.
C. H. Mackey, second trick dis
patch r on tlie east end, bu h en
transferred to Deadwood. Mr and
Mrs. Mackey left Monday morning
for their new home.
Superintendent and Mrs. K. E.
Young went to Cheyenne last Satur
day on company business. Private
Se;relin Harry (Jantz went over
Monday to join Mr. Young and party.
Mrs. Ray Hoag, wife of Brakeman
Hoag. Is now t-onfimd to the St.
Joseph Hospital. On last Monf! iv
Mrs. Hoag underwent an operation
for appendicitis. Sh is rapidly r
covering
Division Supt rintendent Weiden
tiatner and Trainmaster I). J. Nelscti
were in Lini iln last wek visiting
the legislature. Supt. We!lenhamer
returned home Monday Mr N. l
son sioppen over tn Kavenna for a
few days.
Miss Hazel Putnam of Pridvenor,
is here with her mother ai I ecusln.l
both of whom were opt i ited tin at.
ht. Joseph Hospital last Monday. l':i
der the efficient care of the Sistcts
they are recovering nl:ely. 114m
Haiti will rtiurn home Sa urt'av.
Percy Rolfstr:m. c hief i-Urk in the
maxter mechanic's offU-e, was uble
to be on the street Monday. Mr.
Rolfstrom re.ently underwent an op-
eration ten appendicitis ; t the St.
Josepli llospltul. Dr. Slagle, assist
ed by Dr. Hershmun, performed the
operation.
Dan Crilley writes from Living
ston, Mont., that he was married to
one of Livingston's most popular
young ladies, Saturday, Feb. I, Mr.
and Mrs. Crilley are expected In
Alliance soon. After a few days'
visit with Mrs. Nellie Moran they
will leave for a month's trip to Flor
ida. Danny has many friend-; here
who are pleased to wish him and
bis wife a long and happy life.
Alliance friends of Mr. Claude
Constable have received : arda an
nount ing his marriage, Jan. 0, to
Miss Chtia Arbuckle of Twin Falls.
Idaho The wedding look plat c at
Twin Falls. They are at home to
their friends In At wood, Kansas. Mr.
Countable was formerly a mem her of
the clerical force in the mattter me
chanics office. He is now the coun
ty surveyor in his home county.
Mr aud Mrs. Ilelpbringer. who
have beeu making their home Iq
leadwood, have returned to Alli
ance. They own a fine modern home
on Big Horn Ave. Mr. Helpbringer
wiH take hi old pkue as second
trick dispatcher. He is a great fav
orite in the office and Is espwially
well liked by the men on the road,
lit has tlie uiii ol handling men in
a manner pleasing to botli the men
and the company. The remark la
often heard. "We alwnvs get along
tine when 'Help ' Kts on."
NOTICE
To Mary Catherine Fearing, and
Meade F. Fearing her husband,
Margaret M Rooney anil Michael
iiooney tier husband, Dirius Oootl
win. Mary (1 Kenton, and William
F Fen ton he r husband. Jesse Ly
dy and MaJQla Lydy his wife. Frank
Lydy and Bessie Lydy his wife,
Leonard (loodwln, William Good
win, William R Artnington and
Jane Artnington his wife, whoee
true Christian name is unknown,
non-resident defendants:
You and Met of you are hereby
notified that on the 6th day of Keb
ruary fl the undersigned Armllda
M Cavon. as plaint irr. rip,i her ne
iliion In the District Court In and
Tor Box Butte county. Nebraska,
against you and each or you Im
l'l"ded with John H Langford H
man E. Langford. Lucille M. New
comb, James A. Langford and Mary
I angford his wife, and William C.
Carta, as defendants, the object and
prayer of which petition ie to par-
tkai the south half of the northeast
nuartef and the south half of the
northwest quarter of section twelve
(12) in township twenty-five (26)
north, range fifty throe (6.1). weat
or the Sixth Principal Meridian In
BfOOJi county. Nebraaka. and lots
six (Hi and seven (7) and the east
half of the southwest quarter of
sectlt;i) twentv ulv i ifii i t i.i..
- - ' ' - lie
twenty five (25). north, range fifty
two (62) west of the Sixth Principal
Meridian in Box Butte count v Ne
braska, and that by a decree of the
Court the Interests of the respective
parties, as heirs at-law of John Lang
lord, deceased, and of Mnrv E, Iang
rord, de. eased, be established and
t-et forth in severalty If the same
'an be done without manifest Injurv
and that partition of said Innd and
premises be made, ami that from
the share and interest of the de
fendant James A. Langford there bs
n ducted and divided amongst the
'ilie-rs entitled thereto the moneys
due from him for rents of the said
real estate amounting to $160 and
for permanent Improvements vli
feaora, removed by him to the value
ol lloo and for such other proceed
ings as are authorised by law In that
behnlf.
You are further notified that you
are required to file your answer to
said petition in the office of the
t lerk of said Court on or lefore the
i4th day of March li;i, or said pe
tition will he taken as confessed by
.'.ou and each of you
II M 1 1 J ) M CAVBN, I'laiatiff
By J. K. PORTER, Her Attorney.
P'7-9-4t
Notice for Service by Publication
Krank Red nn;l Louisa M. Rted,
his wife, defendants, will take m
tire thnt on the th dav of F, bi uary,
PILL Henry (lake, plaintiff herein,
filed his petition in the District
Court of Box Butte . ::unty, Nebras
ka, against said ilef )laati, toe tb
Jert and prayer cf wh! Ii ar rc qulo:
the title In the pla'ntlff c cn the
north half of the nr:hc; t qoariar
of section 2.! and n r h half ct ,h
northwest quarter n s (. j n
townbhip 2S north e i ranee ",o w. st
or the 6th principal in irldlgg In Mi v
Butle county, Nebrar!(ii. .'iid t: ex
clude h and all t:' s.i I ' ad
mits from any intt rest then it,
Ycu are iiquln I to nnrw r 3afd
petition on or befcre the K.li d:y
I Mai.h, Ifili.
Dated Feb. , 1013
HENRY V UCB, t!alattff.
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Avoid Risk Withcit HM !
Avoid rlfkHtrJ what may result
ire in a neglected oough by using
Rtx.iii Cherry I'aik C( ;h iyrup for
111 r.Ikf.. Yo i risk notl'inn whatever
v.L.:i ycu try It, because we fell each
ami every bottle with the oositive
guarantee thif t v!!l -:.e relief, or
mcucy b: ,:.
Can anything be more fair than
this? Can you aHord to experiment
with other re nied les most cr which
are not Kuaran teed In view of this
honest offe r?
When we say that IL-xall Cherry
Lark Cough Syrup is In our opinion
the btst on the market for all kinds
o.' coughs, we any it because we do
know that it Is made of the purest
imrredie-nls obtainable, and that It
contains remedial agents that in the
opinion or medical experts are the
most effe tlve for the relief of
coughs and the irritatino and .anam
ination of the bronchial tubes.
Children like Rexall Cherry Bark
Ccugii Syrup because it Is oleasant
to lake. Remember that we guaran
tee it to satisfy you. or money back.
Prices, 2.1 casts, 60 cents and $1.00.
Sold In this community only at our
Store- tk Rexall Store F. E Hoi
sten. 1842-9Jt
The "Know Omaha" campaign,
whi. li attr.it ted much favorable com
ment (or Nebraska and Omaha last
year will be revived again this year.
It is planned to go a step further
this year and organize a KNOW NE
BRASKA campaign. Co-operation of
State organizations will be asked by
tn Buroau of Publicity of Omaha to
the end that Nebraskans will be
better ai'quaiute'd with their state.
High schools of New York, which
are teaching Nebraska to the stud
ents there, are loud in their praise
of the state. Manager Parriah of
the Bureau of Publicity of Omaha
has m.i .... I num. runs letters from
the principal of the New York
aekaaia. requesting further informa
tion about the state.
Don't overlook the value of the
want ads on page 5.