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Our Lincoln Letter
'1r?ire K Hannan. who Is no
in raargv of both the pT food do
parmrnt and all inspection depart
ment, called in all of his depattes the
last of last week to arrange their
district In snch a war as to make
their traveling expenses as light aa
possible Experience is proving that
he two departments are going to
work together to the financial an
rantage of the state treasury
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The Inaugural banquet that was
held Tuesday evening by the demo
crat members of the Svnate and
House was in every way a aocceas.
Chief Clerk Henry C. Richmond pre
sided effectively as toasmasfrr. A
pleasant word In appreciation of the
occasion was received from Presi
dent Woourow WHson There were
nearly one hundred loyal democrats
present and the affair was a pleas
ant feant of mason and flow of soul.
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Home Buildings on Gregg Ranch. Owned by F. 6.
Pstar Rubendsll
Reddish and
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Box Butte County, Nebraska
Keep This Hap
Before You Buy Land in
Box Butte County
E. T. Kibble & Co
Leading Real Estate Dealers
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
The Nebraska legislature does not
favor the calling of a constitutional
convention The fact tba. an elec
tion for members there; might nc "
be held until the fall of 191C. the
time for another presidential elec
tion, seemed :o be argued with great
effect :vpes against the proposition.
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Senate Fik- No 4 by Cordeal is
slirring all real ewtate men to mighty '
j deeds of protest. The bill Hi direct-j
. ed against speculators and agents of
I dishonest corporations which sell
j mining stocks and .foreign land, but
! the real estate men point out that!
the bill is so drastic as to work a'
hardship on any local laad man '
Among other prohibitions the bill I
would prevent an agent fr :w prim- i
ing an advertisement that has not
been censored by the state board of j
examiners.
Woman suffrage m more popular '
this session than ever before. Many ,
who have been opposed to the wo
men are so tar changing their minds '
that they feel disposed to give the
voters of Nebraska aa opportunity i
to express their judsnuat on tb-j
subject. It must be submitted in the
form of a constitutional amendment '
The bill has been recommended by!
the committee of the whole for pas- j
sage in the house. The senate is!
understood to be favorable to the .
matter.
University removal has had a
j stormy campaign and is faring badly.
IThs senate wants to move. The
house counts the cost and is in fa
vor of keeping' the seat of learning
on the present down-town ramp
Nor is the house in favor of accept
ing the offer of the cary of Lincoln
of fMft.Sse toward enlarging the
campus. Just how the two bodies,
of the legislature will get togexber
without crippling the fund for the!
Is not now apparent, friends of the
university are much concerned over
the prospect.
Herald s manv Sheridan county sub-1 ittsw here since that tune. He was
strikers, and called while in town to In Alliance at the lot sale 25 years
set himself ahead on subscription ?o and no owns a large amour.
of Alllanc- property in addition
F. E. REODlSH I his land holdings. He conducts
V. E Reddish moved to Box Butte successful abstract, real estate, loan
county in March. 1887. He settled and fire insurance business, In
on s homestead at Barrel Springs, which his two sons, Robert and How
fourteen miles west of Alliance, in ard, are associated with him.
the center of what afterwards de-
veloped Into a large ranch. In 194 In answering advertisements please
he moved to Alliance and has re- mention this paper.
We have for sale thousands of acres in
farms and ranches
March 12 is the dste set for (he
legistsiive League reunion banquet,
it il! bv held at the Lincoln hotel,
and the fe-ure win be a mock ses
sion of the committee of the whole.
All former members of the Nebraska
tcckttattire are inviced The fee '.!
he tfJM . plate.
m a r s a M a v a sn r - maw -r . s a -srB. a a at A saeeial I las I OS baa t-eo
I -A 1 kill.
I LJ7" XJ Vila.
Write for our latest list of money-saving
and money-making bargains
Chairman Potts has reported in
the -t ' pparpo rat.oo bill f: . ..
show a material cut over the appro
priattms of last sassioa
We Write Insurance
The big fight of the sestico so fttf
i a row between Omaha and Smi h
Omaha over the city water probk-m
The Douglas delegation is divided
:.gaicst itself.
."J2a 5njSS - . fwaw
M Spangler of the Spade atigh
borhocd was in Alliance on burtn-ss
the latter part of last week, ccm.ac.
i up on Friday aad rtam:ag cn 14
the next day. He is one of fh?
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Products of Box Butte Count
E. T. Kibble at left
Free, Absolutely Free
BegMRtflg Fel. 15th mi tttec
Mvcb 15ik at the
Alliance Art
Studio
one easel or paper
weight with all orders
for photos amurt rg
to (4.00 or over
Ytu cm haw ai phttt in
wish pit w
114 last Fwna SL
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'Everything is just fine, mother."
Adds to Life's Joys
It is so pleasant to tit in one's own Iiunie
and talk to one's friends or members of one's
family who may ! hundreds of miles stray.
The Lon Distance lines of the Bell System
bridge space and bring friends near and far
within the ninire of personal communication.
BtU Ttlephmu Lines Reach Xearlv Everywhere.
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY
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Your Soil Is Alive
O all intents and Dornnssa soil i
alive. It breathes, works, rests; it
drinks, and, most iminjitant of all.
it feeds. It responds to good or bad
treatment. It navs its debts uith
interest many times comoundd. Being alive,
to work it must be fed. During the non-growing
seasons certain chemical changes take phce
which make the fertility in the soil available
for next season's crop. Hut this process adds
no plant food to the soil. Unless plant food is
added to soil on which ctops arc grown, in
time it stares. Tin re is one best Wgy to feed
your soil. Stable manure, which contains .ill
the essentials of plant lift, ahould be Ipreftd
evenly and in the proper quantil
I H C Manure Spreader
I H C tnanore spCD&den trc made in a'l itylei
and sies. There are low machines which are
not too low. but can be used in mod and d i p
snow, or tn slonpy harnyards. They ltre msds
with either endl -s or reverse aprons. Frames,
are made of steel. br;td d sad trun d like iteal
bridge. Sues run from small, uai r. .w machines
to machines of lar-e capacitv I lie iar a!e
is placed well onder the boa, where it carries
over 70 percent of the load, insuring plenty of
tractive power. Heaters are of large diameter
to prevent wmdimr. The teeth are square and
chisel-pointed. 1 he apron drive Controls the
load, insuring even spreading v!k thee the ma
chine is working up or down hill, or off the
KveL I H C spreaders have a rear ale dift, r
ential. enabling them u prcad n'mlv when
turning corners.
I H C local dealers handling these nuchiins
will show you all their good !Kints. Get litera
ture and full information (rOC9 tlnm, 01 write
iBtermatioBal Harvester Company of America
!u.of assatsUi
Crawford N.k
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