Auto Owners
Save Your Tires
The Mattel Blow-Out Protector anil the Martel
Special Plate save many times their cost in tires.
No vulcanizing-, no inside patch, by using1 either
of these devices. Only necessary to change the
inner tube when you get a blow-out. Can be put
on in one minute. They are made to attach on
any style of rim such as Clincher, Dunlap, Quick
Detachable, etc. Metal fittings. Guaranteed for
one year.
PERRY S. MAI LEY
General Salesman Alliance, Nebr.
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The White Front Cafe
Open Day and Night. For the best
and cleanest of food with the quick
est service. Anything you want at
your demand. We solicit your bus
iness. Specialty of Sunday chicken
dinners, which you can't afford to
cook, for 25c a meal with plenty of
side dishes. We want your business
C. W. BIOKNELL, Mgr.
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Alliance
Junk & Metal Co.
We buy and sell bones, rags, rubber, auto casings
and tubes, brass and copper. We pay highest prices
and call with wagon. If you have any junk drop us
a postal or phone
533. iilliariCG
True Economy . . .
means the wlte spending of one's money making every dollar do full duty
and getting in return an article that will satisfy you in every way.
The
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WHITE.
is a real bargain because it is sold at a popular'
:.tfVv." T 3 y oricct because ft fives vou the kind of tewinc
,! hp? rf fea you delight inj because it will turn out the work
of satisfactory service; because its improvements
will enable you to do things which can't be done
on any other machine! because it will please you
with its fine finish and beauty of its furniture.
In short you will find the White reliable and
desirable from every point of view.
Be sure to see the White dealer who will be glad to show you how good a
machine the White is. If there is no White dealer handy, write us direct for cat
alogs. We do not sell to catalog houses. Vibrator and Rotary Shuttle Machines.
WHITE SE WING MA CHINE CO. CLEVELAND, O.
For sale by Geo. D. Darling
To the People of
Box Butte and So.
SheridanCounties
The Rawleigh wagon will call on
you soon with a full line of Raw
leigh remedies, extracts and spices,
soaps, perfumes, toilet articles,
stock and poultry mixtures, dips and
disinfectants. If you desire our
goods before I call, address or call.
Mail orders promptly delivered by
parcel post.
W. IE. CUTTS
The Rawleigh Man
721 Laramie Ave. Alliance
NO MORE FIRES FOR HIM
The big, gray team that used to
enjoy leading with the hose trucks
In a run for a fire, in Alliance, has
made lt9 fast run. They wfre used
by John Wallace In his dray busi
ness and when the alarm of fire
Bounded were always on the jinny
and anxious to go tc the fire. One
of the horses, which were brothers,
became tangled in a barb wire fence
Sunday while in the pasture. One
of his legs was so badly cut that
It was necessary to shoot the horse
HAVE YOU GOT HYDROPHOBIA?
Anybody got hydrophobia?
It. S. Scofield has written to May
or A. D. Itodgers stating he is in.
position 'to cure all cases of hydro
phobia there may be in Alliance.
Owing to the mildness of the clim
ate "mad dogs" are a seance ai
cle and it is not considered likely
that the nervicee of the "expert"
will le required. '
GAS COMPANY PLANS
ENTERING ALLIANCE;
INVESTIGATES FIELD
Letter Received by
Mayor Indicates
That Firm Will
Locate Here
There is a possibility of an- arti
ficial gas plant and yUm tiplng
Installed In Alliance. This beenm.
known at the meeting of the oil.
council lust night when Mayor A. 1).
Kodgers announced that he had t
ceived a letter from the Omaha
Gas and Construction company In
quiring concerning the feasibility of
establishing a plant here.
It Is believed that a representa
tive of the gas company has been
in Alliance within the past few days
looking over the field. The le'ter
from the gas company Inquif-s con
cerning the population of the c'.ty
sjprly.
There nre many who would Wel
come the coming ot a gas plant to
the city. While many persons are
equipping their homes with electric
al cooking devices and many others,
are using gasoline, there, are soma
who believe that an artificial gas
system would enhance the value n
properly and ho n big step in ad
vancement for Alliance.
DOUBLE BLAZE PROVES
DEPARTMENT'S VALUE
Record Titie Made In Running Hose
to Alley Fire Burlington Prop
erty Saved by Quick and
Efficient Work
Railroad Crew Is Beaten F'nmts
Are Extinguished Before
Tank Engine Arrives
Again Monday the Alliance fire
department demonstrated its cffUlon
cy and incidentally inade n revord
on stringing hone that any big city
department might well be proud of.
A fire In a Btnble located in the al
loy hetwec-n Second and Third
street did not get a chance to start,
so quickly was it line of hose run
in.
The second cnll of the day was a
summons to the llurllngton yard.?
where a boxcar blaze had obtained
good headway before tho alarm wa
cut off and would have burned but
for the quick work of the depart
ment. As It was, the fire was e
tinguii-hed with but slight loss. It
was all over before the 'fire tan
of the raEIroad company arrived.
NEBRASKA STILL LEADS
Lincoln Commercial Club Gives Re
sults of Some Careful Investigation
Recently a Wisconsin city, in
spired by wild and wierd reports of
the tfforts of the protracted dry
spell In Nebraska, wrote the gover
nor offering free pasturage for Ne
braska live stock. Tills Wisconsin
town, admittedly generous, simply
had been deceived-by false reports
sent out by "string fiends". Tho
1-lncoln Commercial Club made a
quiet Investigation upon learning of
the generous offer from Wisconsin,
and discovered the following facts:
If Nebraska took advantage of the
generous Wisconsin offer' she would
send to our neighbor on the .north
east 570.000 milch cows, 1. 300,000 of
beef cattle, 1,450.000 head of hogs,
and S0O.000 head of horses and
mules, to say nothing of 350,000
head of sheep. In order to Insure
the proper feeding of this live
block Nebraska could send along
more than 50,000,000 bushels of oa's,
more than 2,200,000 tons of alfalfa,
more than 3,000.000 tons of other
hay, to say nothing of a few mil
lion tons of corn ullage, sorghum and
something like 110,000,000 bushels of
corn. If ne.-esary Nebraska cauld
send along the "snorts" and "bran"
from 60,000,000 bushels of wheat.
Nebraska admits a shortage In the
1913 corn crop but points with pride
to the fact that her corn crop will
turn out more bushels per capita
than that of any other state. In
common with her Bister states Ne
braska has suffered from the un
precedented drouth, but just the
same she comos to the front as us
ual with more wheat per capita.
more oats per capita, more alfalfa
and hay per capita, more apples per
capita and more corn per capita
than any of her sister states. She
appreciates the kindly sympathy of
Wisconsin, but with all these crops
and more than $210,000,000 deposit
ed in her banks, state and national.
Nebraska expects to pull through
the winter In pretty good shape. '
GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS
The Nebraska Grand Lodge, I. O.
O. K., will hold annual session in
Lincoln on October 1j and 16.
Among other features of the meet
ing will be a parade of Patriarchs
Militant. A number of bands
throughout the state will be present
to furnish music for the occasion.
This- meeting means tho presence in
Uncoln of more than a thousand
delegates and visitors, and the city
will be handsomely decorated in
honor of the event.
WEALTHY MINING MAN HERE
Robert t E. McCiee. a well known
Loston capitalist, stopped over in
Alliance Sunday, while enrout.j from
1'nver to (Jreybull, Wyoming. Mr.
Mctice is well known la railroad
irf'I aiining circles in the eadt. He
Is oit'Miing up two iuw mines at
Orc;liu!i and in an Interview with
'i Ik'iuld re-porter, 'tntc-1 that the
prospects cf both are very bright.
They are owned by the Wm. King
Mining Company, of Oieybull, and
nie known as the Washington and
William Kin-g mines. Mr. McOoo
will be in tho west lor some time
on mining business. He h.is boon
interested in prosperous mining en
terprises in Colorado.
State of Ohio, city of Toledo, Lu
cas county, 8s.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he l. senior partner of the firm of
F. J. Cheney & Co.. doing business
in the city of Toledo, county and
Ktate aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of 11 ALL'S CATARRH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscrib
ed in my presence, this tith day of
December. A. D. 1886.
(Seal) A. W. GLHASON,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free. F. J.
CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Tills for con
stipation. Advt. Jan. 2-30, Sept 4-25
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hand whose
home Is twenty-five miles northeast
of Alliance left Monday for a sx
weeks vkslt with relatives In Kirk'
vllle. Mo.
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years Now
Well
Seems a long time to ond.re the
awful burning, itching, smarting rkln
disease known us "tetter" auother
name for Eczema. Seeines good to
realize, also, that DR. HOUSO.VS
ECZEMA OINTMENT has proven h
Mrs. D. L. Kenney writes: "I
cannot sufficiently express my thanks
li you for your Dr. Ilohion's Ec
zema Ointment. It haa cured my
tetter, which has troubled me for
over fifty yearH." All druggists, or
by mail. 50c.
PFEIFFER CHEMICAL CO.
St. Louis, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa.
Aug 7-2S
BINGH AMITES IN ALLIANCE
H. L. Westover and R. R. Kineald
were two of The Herald's Bingham
readers who transacted business in
Alliance the latter part of last
week. Mr. Westovrr brought his
little boy up to see the doctor
again, having brought him here .he
previous Friday to hvae a broken
arm set.
on
and
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY
Mails Close Going East
For Train No. 41, 11 a. m.
For Train No. 42, 11 p. m.
week days; 6 p. m. Sundays
holidays.
Mails Close Going West
For Train No. 43, '12: 20 p. ni.
For Train No. 41, 11 p. m. week
days; 6 p. m. Sundays and holidays.
Mails Close Going South
For Train No. 303, 12:20 p. m.
For Train No. 301, 1). p. in. week
days; 6 p. m. Sundays and holidays.
The Best Pain Killer
Bucklen's Arnica Salve when ap
plied to a cut, bruise, sprain, burn
or scald, or other Injury of the skin
will Immediately remove all pain. E.
E. Chamberlain of Clinton, Me.,
says: "It robs cuts and other injur
ies of their terrors. As a healing
reme-dy its equal don't exist." Will
do good for you. Only 25c, at Fred
E. HolMen's.
Aug 7-28
The absurd man is the one who
never changes. Take our advice when you
luive a cough or a cold and try Allen's Cough
Balsam. There U nothing wore southing,
nothing that will bring greater relief. Cou.
buns no harmful ingredients. Used for
many years with satisfaction and success.
25c., 50c. and 1.0u bottles.
IT PAY8 TO ADVERTISE
Relieves External and
Internal Pain.
Heals Bruises, draws
the Ache from Stiff or
Rheumatio Muscles.
Taken in Het Water
Stops Cramps, Colic,
Diarrhoea, and similar
a Hections.
Tfcefw'e 'V FmlmkUlmr
Fmrry Oaves'.
IS, 50. Rattlea.
Grand Island College
offers strong courses in Commercial,
Academy, Normal, Conservatory and
College departments. All teachers
are men and women of strong Chris
tian character, from our best uni
versities and colleges, who strive by
daily contact to develop a stronger
type of character in each student.
Why pay $200.00 tuition for a
Business Course when this Col
lege offers as good or better at
$75.00 to $100.00?
For catalog and particulars address
E. F. Starr, Grand Island, Nebr.
!
Bridging Space
By Bell Telephone
It seems easy to t o clear line and have a tele
phone talk with parties in cities a thousand miles
away; but it's no easy task for us.
"We must keep two tracks two wires clear all
the way for each patron. Each subscriber must
have the exclusive right-of-way.
Like a Mikity Spider Web. Dell
Lines Reach Out Nearly Everywhere.
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY
2IM T.
RIDER AGENTS WANTED
IN EACH TOWN and district to ri0eanilehlbtt a aaniule Latest V.odel
Hnfer"l)ioyclfuriilhHiby us. Our Kl'lr KemMm every where are
in Id pe money fust,. II ritttur full witi IrnliirHaiulMteclnl n$t.r at onet.
HQ MONEY REQUIRED until you reci-tvesnUsiiwuveyuurbli.'ycla.
Wh hhlj to oi. ) RnywhtTfl in t,h V. S. irl'huni a mil iI':Ula
ailvnii-f nmu lrr.t:hl. mi allow TEN DAY&'FkEliTklALdujill
which t IniA Vfin him u r1 thnlitf.t ft nil mtt. It t:- m 11 ' tul. tfitn wl.h-
It you oi-o tlicii ihj( .i rfcci.lv buiUl.oclor (iu nut .ijli to kwutuebi
cyulHHliipltlmoU to u e: 'uiixii-ciinil uiuvUh1 beoutimeeent.
CH ATODV CBIttC H ''""'"it the blKheik eruilo bicycles U ia
rMuluni rniOk. iiibi u nm kimono mibll vmilt aVov
actunl factory cowl. Vm .ivu $litofc.'iulHll'inrii'n iirotitby Uuy
tnirJlrectf an wlliiv the riiaiiiitactunT ifiiiirniit elx bliKl your
bu-yilrt. DO NOT BUY a blcyck-or a pair of tire frotuunioH; at
aim i '.cc unUlyou r-:ri .-r.iircair.l.v;rBudlearnour uuucarUot
Jacliirii iric aiul remn)!nhlr- )" ii oj)er.
you will BEAST0KisHEDr;;r,;;:cr
tit wtmfUrfitlty hn prlee vtean tnfc yen flu Tutr, Wiw.l tbvfitf liot rtto
btcy-W rr km muDe- than rt ott.oi-1 w. W r ttittllMl wltti l.mpruttl
attuva factory txmi. f IC YCLC DtALfcfttf, ymoin tmW oar biori-leauAiterf M
own niMirft jiat t do.ini our prM. Ottlu( tlliwd tUv rtf rotl.
3CONOMANO BICYCLCI. V.dont ru:rlv (.Aiulle nrHl band blcrd,
bat aanljUy bT numb on band lkfn In trade by our CUimgo retail for, Thu ctaatf
out rormit!y at pflcja raoKlnir from &9 lot or 10. lwrtitti" bar fa' a lints kmIKm! frwa.
aiftf xnaat, imponof ronar anaina an i aoaatm, part, repa
i4 ai)ULyiuaitt ot a4 JtUttXa ; AaV regular txiaU pru.
it m sv
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1 W'l I JMI
out romnt!y atprlcja raoiMni
C0ASiR BRAXt,!
1i
Self-healins TircsSJSfr b
S 1 Tf00 ISeddhcrn Pcncfurfi-Proaf $
30
Thm TftriJfrr retail prtn nf thm
? vou a nmm pair or . v mma
Hlhnri.-r U V.
HO MORE TROUBLE FROM PU ft CTUPtES
Hall. Taak or GIms will not Imt th air u.
A hundred thousand oalnt Mold last year.
DESCRIPTIONS iftX f "
rldlnir, rery durable and Unfit iuhuio wMli
a IHH:laI quality of ru')lort wlilctl ntiverbe
C!OtiMn iHiruun aiifl wht(h p.Iiihmm uii nialt
punuturt'A without allnwlnir lr to ecaie. They woltrh
! i in i i mm
as a
Notlc (h thick rubbar tr
and puncturaatrip"B'
ana U" aiao rtm ainp n
to pravant rim outting. This
tira will eutlaat any ethar
maka-SOPT, ELASTIC an4
EASY RIOINQ.
no more than an ordinary tire, the punc.timi rtlliiiir
ijuslilltK kIvimi by several layenuf thiiLsufclally
tr ian-l fulx lo on the tread. The regular prl- of these
tire U lo ou per pair, but for advTtiluif puriKrie we
are makiim a aiMvlal factory price to the rider of only
$4 bo i r ualr. All orders ahUiiied aauie day letter U
received. We will khln C. O I on anoroval. You do
Dot need to pay a cent until you examine and find them strictly at represented.
We will allow -a eaeh aiacount f 5 ier cent (ihf ivly maUltiir the l.rlco 4.S6 per pair) If
you wnd PULL CASH WITH ORDER and ncloi this advertisement. You ruu no risk la
aendlnir us an order as the tires may le returned at OURexiienself for any reason they are not
aall.rt-ttrr cm rxamlttatluo. w in perfectly rsllebto aixl munej vaut to u. 1. u hi. ms la a bank. If you ontar
iwiruf tlHM tirva. yoa will find tbat they wtll nte easier, run faeler, wear better, laet lonier and louK ttaet
tliaa any tire you haveerer ueed or aeea at auy pro. e know that you will beau well pieaaed Ibat bea yua waal
atili'yrleyou will m l re ae your ortW. We waut you to Betid uea trial ortierat ones, keuea t hie reaiaraable tire off ee.
JJT Vlf f IJrm TDrC11""''1! aay fclud at auy ortoa until you eoud t-tr a pair ot HedgetUora
mm m SM0 till a. mw m naaV I'uooture-Proot tlraeoa approyal aud trial at tba aperlal latruduoeory
pries auuiad above-, or writ for our big Tire and Sundry catalogue wblcb deeuriuvL' and quutea all niaaea mm
blade of tlrpe and bicycle n utplueat and euudrlea at about balf the ueual prtoea.
nf AflV" fji er. tHitwrlMuaapoetaltodar. DO MOT THINK Of SUVIMO a Mryew) or a aauT
ew eeww wee-era of tiree iruaa anyone uni 11 you know um aaw ana woaaeniuoaara we are aaasiae.
II eoete only asoetal to wra eyerytbiag
J.L.UEAD
i an vooa yiiHl fO
u. At it now .
COl.lPAuY, CHICAGO. ILL.
H. J. FUlis, receiver of the Ualted
StaU'U Iiand office, has returned
from a vacation trip to Washiogton
and Oregon, during which time he
f ldied and vt4ted with friends. On
the road he stopped at GUvoier Nat
ional Park, In Montana. He spent
wi in time on the ocean at Ocean'
Beach, at Seaside, Oregon. He vldt
d w1tU hia brother-in-law, W. S.
WheoXon, who watt an employee of
he Burlington at Alliance eotna)
years ago, and who i now foremaa
the S. P. & 8. railroad shop J at
Vancouver, Washington.
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