T. P. A. DEP'T
POST M, ALMAMCE, NEBR.
Officers
I. C. Stroni. Pruidmt. Frank Hirtzoi,
Vict Prisidiit Join H. Nawit, Sacrttary
Tnisunr. DtiR Gel. 6. Wan, Caaplaia.
C. I. Slagli. M. 0.. PtiTticiaR.
Diraetari: S. W. Taampsaa, I. C. Itrry,
C. I. Ewtni. H. C. RttfiRbaugli. W. M.lakir.
Cammittaar. lafislatnra, . A. Haw
tirry: Rallraatf, C. 0. tir. Praia. Lleyi
C. Thomas; Hatal. lasapa F. O'CiRMr. 1st
ptoymant. C. 1. Vindavir; Caal Raids ani"
Public Utilititt, hraa Radgars.
Here's a good one, written' by I.
S. M., of Post E, Pennsylvania:
When a man ain't got a cent, and
he's feelin' kind o blue, an' the
clouds hang dark an' heavy, an'
won't let the sunshine through, It's
a great thing, O, my brethren, for
a feller ut to lay his hand upon
your shoulder in a friendly sort o'
way and say, "I am a Traveling
man. It makes a man reel curious,
It make the teardrops start, an' you
sort o' feel a flutter In the region
of your heart. You look up and
meet his eyes, you don't know what
to say when his hand Is on your
shoulder hi a friendly sort o' way
but nay, 1 wish 1 was a member of
the Traveling men's association. O,
the world Is a curious compound
with Its honey and Its gall, with Its
care and bitter crosses, but a good
world after all. An' a good God
must have made It, leastways that
what I say when a hand is on my
shoulder In a friendly sort o' way.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown return
ed Saturday from a trip on the river.
An Interesting cartoon, on page
one of the TPA magazine for June
shows a hotel landlord sitting on the
front perch of the hotel In a small
village reading the newspaper.
Standing close by, with two big
grips, is a sweating traveling man.
The dialogue is as follows:
Tired Drummer Why don't you
meet the trains any more and haul
dive at Seventy!
attribute their rood
health to SCOTT'S
EMULSION because IU
concentrated nourish
T. J ment creates permanent
IrV body-power, and because
It Is devoid of drugrs or stimulants.
Scott ft Wowne , Bloom fir t,t M. J. 1VJJ
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HlUance Cafe
Under
New Management
Is now acknowledged to be the
best place in Alliance to get a
GOOD Meal or Quick Lunch
Our motto: "Best Service, Clean
and Sanitary"
Convenient location, across street
from depot, west side, second
door from corner
Give us a trial
Satisfaction guaranteed
Hlbcrt Tbarc, proprietor
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the grips over?
Landlord Wal, you see, there's on
ly one hotel here now.
Our friend "Wise" may be all
light when It comes to wagering on
horse raclr.g, but he certainly fell
down on the boxing contests on the
fourth of July.
Our friend Jack Iterry was the
victim of a practical joke Saturday
evening that will undoubtedly result
In giving him more notoriety than he
looked for. Jack had been promis
ing the "Mrs." to wash the windows
at t-lve house, so Saturday evening
he proceeded to get busy. A .few of
the boys had found out about it and
about the time Jack started he was
called to the phone. Six calls In the
next six minutes brought Ja-k up
red (in the fare, and we don't blame
him, for the calls continued a large
part of the evening. The next tlnn
he washes windows Jack says he is
going to do it on the tj, T.
Koy Strong Is m Units a fine garden
hose, borrowed by someone who un
doubtedly thought they nydcd It
worse than he does. Saturday even
ing while taking turns at p.honlng
window washer Jack Kerry, one of
the boys called up 204 and said,
'Hello, Is this Mrs. Lloyd?" "Yes,"
was the answer. "Well," said the
voice, "this Is the city marshal!.
Yr.ur husband Is In the cky bastlle,
charged with stealing Koy Strong's
garden hose." "Oh, no. You can't
fool me," came the reply. And
bang, went the phone. Sorrowfully,
we again called up long sunerlufl
Jack.
Mr. Weiss, traveler for the Un
derwood Typewriter Company, wel
comed his two sisters, Grace awl
Minnie, Sunday morning, for a visit
of several wecks. Their home is In
St. Louis. They are now on a1 trip
with him in the Black Hills.
Hemingford
Hotel
Kemodled and
in line shape.
Moderate rates
and Excellent
service. Experienced manage
ment. Give us a trial.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Knight Hemingford, Nibr.
James Kecler. agent for the Ov
erland automobile, weighed a Model
69-T on the city scales the other
day. With lighting and starting
equipment It weighed 220 pounds.
Knout the electric lighting anil
starting equipment the weight la 1(50
pounds less.
BIG LOSSES BY
LIGHTNING THIS YEAR
Kind Mollring, of the Insurance
firm of Snoddy & Mollring, states
that the los by lightning, on Htock
pppecialy, is heavier than usual this
year. The companies which they
represent here are paying already
between $4, and $5,000 losses in
this section of the country.
BACK FROM WYOMING
On. "2"oiaz Xrip
take with you a box of good
and a late
Get them at up-town news
stand or at depot
nEiller Bros.
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"The Quality Grocer"
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Largest Line of Goods of
Acknowledged Merit. Our
Immense Trade Keeps
Our Big Stock Fresh
Besides Groceries, Fruits,
Flour, etc., we carry a line
of Dishes and Crockery
at money-saving prices
Call or Phone Your Orders
PHONE 54
Corner Box Butte Ave. and 2d St.
Alexander iMimn ssld dntv I
something 1 1ml wr rxm t from ot hrrs. Vonr
duty to yourself is to tnks Allra's Coagh
Balsam when you havo n dp-sMttcd rough
or cold. Nothing will give you quicker
and mr jiernisnriit ivlirf. Try It. Vtm
net contain anything linrtnful. 25oM fiOu.
ml .tl.W I Mitt 1m Htsll dsiilnrs.
WEIGHT OF OVERLAND CAR
generator .In a rear corner of the
building, to gasoline which had run
over wheal the lank was filled. The
tank did not explode, but the loose
gasoline blazed up and set the sur
rounding woodwork ou fire. The
fire .department did not find It nec
essary to use the hose but water
was ithrown on the bla7,e with a
bucket. The damage done was
slight.
W. O. Gentry was In Alliance
Tuesday on his way back to Ells
worth from Manvllle, Wyo.. where
he and his family have been spend
ing their leave of absence trom his
claim in the Spade neighborhood.
Mr. Gentry Informs The Herald that
there hns been plenty of rain in
the part of N yomlng that he was
in and that the country there looks
good.
B. of R. T. Resolutions
Alliance, Nebr., July 3. 1913.
Whereas, God in Ills infinite wis
dom and love has seen fit to remove
from earth our belived brother,
George W. A8h:
Resolved, By the officers and mem
bers of Hardstruggle Lodge No. 642,
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
that we extend to his bereaved rel
atlves our loving sympathy In this
dark hour of their great sorrow in
hfa untimely death.
W. J. TREGFX5SER,
LOU WADDELL,
JAMES LYNCH,
Committee.
TAKING EXTENDED AUTO TRIP
Kuepne Ford left last week for his
hnm In Chicago to loin lib narents.
taking an extended auto trip with
them, lasting several weeks. They
wlll'make the trip in a fine, new
f '-cvlInrif r Parkard car. From
Ch'f ago they go to Buffalo, then to
lake Placid,, east to Boston, aown
th r-ct to New York Cltv and
back tc Chicago over the mountains.
Unsightly Face Spots
Are cured by Dr. Hcbson's Eczema
Ointment, which heals all skin erup
Hons. No matter how long you have
been troubled by Itching, burning, or
scaly skin humors, just put a little
of that soothing antiseptic. Dr. Hcb
son' Eczema Ointment, on the sores
and the suffering stops instantly.
Healing begins that very minute
Doctors use It In their practice and
recommend It. Mr. Alleman, of Lit
tletown. Pa., says: "Hal eczema on
forehead: Dr. Hobson s Eczema Oin
ment cured it in two weeks." Guar
anlecd to relieve or money refund
ed. All druggists, or by mall. Price
50c. Pfeiffer Chemical Co., Phlla
delphla and St. Louis.
Adv-2163-30-4t
FIRE IN REFRIGERATOR CAR
fRAMPs
Colic, and stomach
ache usually relieved
with
TPainkUW
(mar T'
This famous remedy seldom fails to
relieve pain, both external and in
ternal. IS, M and One. Bottle.
SAMPLE OF GOOD RYE
Thos. J. Lawrence called at The
Herald office the. flint, of the week
and left a bunch of rye which he
had takcm from a twenty ncre field
on his place eight miles northeast of
the city. It had been pulUd up by
the roots and showed a good growth
of straw with heads well filled.
Celebration atHemingford
A large number of Alliance peo
ple celebrated at Heminigfiord on the
fourth. Most of thetm made the
trip 4n autos, although quite a num
ber went on the trains.
The music by the band, the auto
parade, and the wrestling contest
were the principal features of the
day, to say nothing of the great flre-
vorkB display perpetrated by Ora
I'miitps, the Marslatwl magnnte. who
tired of no firecrackers or flre-
crks, prohibited by city ordinance
there, purchased the stock of a
dealer and set them all off at onc
before stopped by the marshal.
CONTEST INSURANCE PAYMENT
Modern Woodmen Will Not Pay In
uranco on Life of John
ny Boyle
Dr. C. W. Fegers, of Nebraska,
City, member of the National Sanl
tortum Comlte, M. W. of A., wm
In Alliance on, Saturday, looking up
matters In connection with tha'
death of Johnny Iloyle, the wealthy
Mitchell cattleman who died ta
March In an automobile Just pulling;
into Greeley, Colorado, from Mitch
ell. 4n company with, friends on their
way to Denver.
The Insurance company bellev
that death resulted from acute alco
holism and are making investiga
tions for the purpose of proving their
claims if possible. Mr. Boyle car
ried a policy of $3,000 in the M. V.
of A. and It said that it it can be
proven that he died from the effects
of alcohol and It can be proved that
he waa a habitual drinker, thw pol
icy will be Invalid. It is said that
in making application for the Insur
ance he stated it hat he did not use
liquor habitually.
Mr. Boyle carried other polfolea la
case the M. V. of A. succeed.
FOR SALE
200 head young
Southern COWS
High Grade
Will be sold In any numbers ta
ut purchasers
Jas.Feagins&Son
Alliance, Nebr.
Our 16 inch Norman
Lawn Mower is a high
wheeled, ball bearing,
self-sharpening mower
and sells for - $6.50
Others as low as $4.50
Grass catchers, 50c up
Garden hose, 10c per ft.
NEWBERRYS
Hardware Co.
Fire, caused probably by sparks
from a locomotive, did slight dam
age to a refrigerator car filled with
fruit, which stood on the tracks
near the Burlington freight depot
on Friday the fourth. The depart
ment was called out just before
noon. A high wind vas blowing at
the time and If a conflagration had
started it would have been - hard
stopping. The fire was extinguished
with the hose which is used for wat
ering passenger trains.
MAKE EXTENDED TRIP
E. Becker and Unk Ixiwry started
for easitern Nebraska Tuesday morn
ing. "Bill" was driving hfs Stude-
baker car, accompanied by his fam
ily, and Link drove a new Ford.
They went together as far as Grand
Island, where BUI went south to
Hastings. Link continued to Lin
coln. He will return the last of the
week with a new Case roadster for
Dr. Copsey. Link will visit his
brother at Grand Island on the re-
'turn trip. Bill will make an extend
ed trip, taking about three months,
before he decides definitely w here
lve win locate.
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ATTENDING CONVENTION
Mrs. Y. II. Zehrung Is la Omaha
this week attending the convention
cf National Cleaners and Dytrs As
sociation. She, has a fine business
In cleaning and dyeing and spares
neither time or expense in keeping
up with the times in hr line.
FIRE AT CRANES POOL HALL
The building which Is oceuuled by
Crane's Pool Hall on Box Butte ave
nue was slightly damaged Monday
evening at nine-thirty o'clock by
spreading from the ga-sollne light
trJi
Overland Model 69T
$
985 Overland 90
F. 0. B. Toledo
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED
F. 0. B. Toledo
Those who examine the $985 Overland in
an intelligent manner, will find in it most
of the identical specifications that des
cribe the average $1200 car. Why pay
more when $985 buys as much as $1200 ?
There are more Overlands than any other medium
friced car in Box Butte County because every Over
and purchaser is a satisfied owner and because his
machine responds to every demand placed upon it by
local conditions in Western Nebraska.
JAMES KEELER, Agent