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Alliance Shoe Store
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OME people buy at the Alliance Shoe Store because
they like to patronize an exclusive shoe store; others
buy because of the large, new, carefully-selected stock; but everyone of
his customers buy from him because they get better quality for the same
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INTERIOR OF OUR SALES ROOM
money. Since starting this business June 26, 1911, it has grown better every day. When you buy shoes
remember that
SELLS
HOES
AT
THE
ALLIANCE
SHOE
STORE
AN IMPORTANT MEASURE
Senate File No. 43. Providing for
Uniform Plan for County
Bridges in Nebraska
SOME OTHER GOOD FEATURES
GEORGE A. MOLLRING
Geo. A. Mollring Is one of the
western merchants who have forgeel
0 the front by dint of enterprise
anil intelligent application to busi
ness. In 1901 he came to Alliance
from Newcastle, Wyo., where he had
bt.n engaged in mercantile business
and was one of the leading citizens,
resigning the office of mayor in or
der to come to this city. He pur
chased the dry goods siore of his
brother, Fred Mollring, at .:io Box
Jiuitc avenue. It was not long be
fore the need of more . room was
badly felt. When the new Kumer
blcck WC bulll Ifl 1 !'. he availed
himself i the opportunity of secur
ing latter quarters by leasing the
large room, by 140 feet, with an
fli" 25 by 50 feat. In S :tembrr
of that year he moved into the new
location. Although having more
room than in the former place,
there was none too much. Since
then it has been found nc ssary to
further increase the room of the
store by constructing a balcony. One
of the largest and finest stocks cf
dry goods, ladies' and children
shoes, and ladies' ready-to-wear gar
uientB fills the large and well ar
ranged store of Geo. A. Mollring.
He is ably assisted in the man
age men t of his business by his
brothei . W. A. Mollring. who has
had an extensive experience in some
of the leading retail dry goods es
tablishments of Chicago. As an ex
pert window trimmer he has done
much to attract the attention of
passers by to this attractive place of
business. An exceptionally strong
force of sales people do their full
hr in drawing and holding trade
for the house.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Soon to be replaced by large, mod n ttructute, now being built.
BAND WILL PLAY
State Senator Win. H. Smith, ed
itor of the Seward Independent-Democrat,
sends The Herald the follow
ing information regarding Senate File
No. 4:1, which we are pleased to
publish and call the attention of our
readers to it:
Senate File No. 4;i, now pending
before the legislature, Is a bill pro
viding for uniform plans and Hpeclfl
catlons for all bridges to be built by
the various counties of the state,
and is being so strongly opposed by
tha interests that would be directly
affected that It Is desired to apprise
the public of its main provisions.
these being as follows:
First The bill provides for uniform!
plans and specifications, these to be
prepared by the state engineer. The
plans for a thirty root bridge to bo
built in tinge- county need be no dif
ferent than those prepared for a
bridge of the same slse in Koyd
county, since there Is a state law
defining the carrying capacity of all
bridges. But under the system in
vogue at. present in many counties
the plans of some certain bridge
company are adopted, and by adopt
ing these plans the company In ques
tion is thus given a decided advant
age over nil competitors In the mat
ter of bidding. By adopting uniform
plans prepared by a disinterested
party one bidder would stand an
equal show witli another.
Sordini I'liiform bidding blanks.
Under the provisions of this bill it
would be necessary for all bids to
be Hied on uniform blanks, so that j
It could be determined at a glance
which bid was the lowest.
Third- -The county boards would be
required to transmit to the state en
gineer statements showing the cost
of all bridges built in the county
dining the preceding year. If John
son county should build a thirty toot '
bridge in I9t:i, and Hitchcock county i j
desired to build one of the same
size in lil4, the county board in the
latter county could obtain from the
state engineer definite information
as to the cost of a bridge of that
tea, b timply writing to the state
engineer, and it could thus be deter- :
mined whether or not the bids fori
the new structure in the latter coun-'
ty were too high.
Fourth The 'bill provides that the
stale engineer shall. If called upon
by the county board so to do, check
the work when completed.
A duplicate set of plans for nil the
bi (?TM the average N hraska coun
ty might need, would not cost to ex-!
ceed 5:0.00.
it is a i parent why the bridge com
panies which have succeeded In hav-
ing their own plans adopted in var
loan counties should object to this'
bill. It is also apparent why they
should object to bidding on uniform
blanks, as well as to that prvoision
of the bill which requires the cost
j cf all bridges to he reported to the
slate engineer where it yould be ac
cessible to all other counties which
might desire lo build similar bridges
I in the future. It is appanut, I say,
why the bridge companies should oh
je: t to these features and remain
on the ground to oppose their enact
ment into law. But I am at a loss
to understand wh some other pari
Isa should come to Lincoln from dis
tant sections of the state come at
their own expense, I presume, and
1 1 main here on their own expense
for several days just for the privi-
Snoddy & Mollring
General Insurance Agents
FIRE INSURANCE TOO CHEAP TO BE WITHOUT
Owslllng house or household furniture POLICIES.
$300 Policy for term of these years for $4 00. Including leas
against Lightning.
Be wise and get a rire Policy In time.
TORNADO INSURANCE
30 cents a 9100 for thnae-year term. Insures against loss by
tornado or wind storms.
You cannot afford to be without Tornado Insurance.
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Automobile Policies which cover the automobile in the garage
or on the road, against fire, explosion, lightning, or
theft, at a low rate.
RENT INSURANCE
Insures against loss of rental income, or loss of the use of
property owned and occupied by the assured, and furei
ishes the property owners dispossessed by fire a fund
with which to pay rfent in other quarters.
FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE
Insures against lose by f re, lightning, tornado or wind storm,
covering houses, banns, sheds, live stock of all kinds.
Revised Rates for
Farm Property, Country Churches and Schoole.
Don't wait till you have a fire get a policy now.
WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
Fire, Life, Accident, Liability, Automobile. Plate Glass, Live
Stock, Tornado, Burglary, Bonds.
All old line companies represented.
All business has our strict and prompt attention.
Snoddy & Mollring Insurance Agency
OVER THIELE'S DRUG STORE
will probably attend with their teams , of 0.,0Biu . Dast)aif,. (f lMa
jof riremen and there will be plenty ,(i whch by (ne wuy Wfnt t,,rmlJiU
It is planned to have tha Alliance music. ,he e witl bllt rve voteB j
Coaearl Hand furnish, the music for .Mrs Frank Yeast, daughter-in-law a-rtlnst it and is now up for consid-
the Stockmen s onvention and the q , r, v Yeast, who was formerly ciation in the house. W.M. H. SMITH
Firemen's Tournament. Heretofore AlRB Billy Stuckey, was in Alliance Senate Chamber,
it has always been thought neces- visiting friends on Monday. Lincoln. Netor.
sary ie semi to Fort Koblusou or
slant here StO get the music but the
Alliance boys have shown such pro
gress and such good redujts thai
they are now being seriously con
side I in the program. They are
spti lg a great deal of time prac
ticing S ml bands from Other points
III FOR THE PUBLIC HEALTH J
TRADE MARK
We want you to try one of these preparations on our recom
mendation upon our positive and absolute eiuarante-e.
MERITOL HAIR TONIC
MERITOL PILE REMEDY
MERITOL TONIC DIGESTIVE
MERITOL ECZEMA REMEDY
MERITOL BLCOD PURIFIER
MERITOL VkHITE LINIMENT
MERITOL RHEUMATISM REMEDY
They are made for us; we know what ca onfaliis ami
know they have no superior, rtht) am mack by ice
American Drug & Press Association
of which we art part owners, and we plu ,h3 refutation of our
store behind them. If they uen not right tbe rery best to be
had we wcmlel not want you ta try ilijm.
SEE THE MERITOL TOILET LINE
F. J. BRENNAN
Exclusive Agents In Alliance
CALL AND GET YOUR DIARIES
MrS. J oil n. son, of Hayard, was vis
I ii" friends in Alliance over Sun
day.
We are pleased to advise our
.1. P. iKrlein of the north. veal adult readers that we are distribut
er 4m ccunty wa.s in Alliance t.iu free of chartte a fine !ti page
. ri: en school business, being alftff for ISIS. You are invited to
ujo i tan district officers in Dis- c;.il at this office and get one be--trlel
No. M. ."ore thev run mil
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
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One of (he standard works of the
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has now been reprinted to meet
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