76,160 REGISTERED.
FOR LAND DRAWING
(Continued from page one)
in a subsequent Issue an account of
the arfair that will enow how it was
dene.
NAMES THAT WERE DRAWN
The drawing of 2.000 name from
the 70,100 registered closed at
North Platte, Tuesday night at 10
o'clock. To publish the entire list
will require nearly two panes of The
Herald. Aa that amount of space
c.-uuot be feared in this iw-sue, the
list will be pr.n'eJ in in nllinon ts.
f ollowing is the flrtst installiuent, to
bv followtd by more in the next is
tut 1 Marvin Tritch, Kirksvillc. Mo.
2 Arthur Stromberg, Strouisburg
3 Clark S. Reynolds, Loup City
4 Louise Huaon, Abilene, Kane.
R Han8 Dubs, Columbus.
6 Odell Crouse, Naponee.
7 Albert Erickson, Omaha.
8 John Miller, Garrison.
9 Jim Vakoc, Verdlgre.
10 V. 11. Marsh, Atlantic, la.
11 D. Q. Smith, Fairmont.
12 Edaar N. Davis, Cozad.
13 Will Dickey, De Soto, Kans.
14 Ina G. Leive, Tiscott, Kans.
15 David Levin, Watertown, Wis.
16 E. W. Brown, Hershey.
17 Herbert J. Marrow, Colleg View
18 C. O. Bairn, Lewellen.
19 Fred Bartz Jr., North Loup.'
20 Albert B. Culton, North Platte.
21 John B. Watz, Stapleton.
22 Wm. McGonegal, Mason City.
23 H. D. Palmer, Arapahoe.
24 Geo. Ayers, Broken Bow.
25 Cora Anderson, Sutherland.
26 Geo. T. Taylor, Wolbach.
27 Harry B. Sandeman, Creston,Ia
28 Geo. II. Wilson, Oshkoeh.
29 John Doyle, Cheyenne, Wyo.
30 John Flynn, Sioux City, la.
31 W. C. Cullom, Harlan, Kans.
32 Sutton II. Martin, Broken Bow.
33 Peter Anderson, Colome, S. D.
34 T. W. Lambrecht, Sparks.
85 Hershey Sherbek, Wes'erville.
36 Joe Monhart, Wayne, Kans.
37 W. H. Mason, Long Pine. ,
38 August Krause, Lincoln.
39 Von D. Routt, Omaha.
40 Richard I. Fischll, Losan, Kae.
41 R. D. Worley, Stockville.
42 R. E. Ash, Green City, Mo.
43 B. W. Green, Garfield.
44 John P. Babb, Adanvs.
45 Mary N. Dowding, Palasade.
46 F. r. A. Seckman, North Loup.
47 M. H. McAuliffe. Sterling.
48 L. McDowell, Brookfield. Mo.
49 Bertha Thoelecke, Omaha.
60 P. M. Gates, Chicago, III.
61 Victor Harris, LoomiB.
52 Tony Marsiglici, Kas. City, Mo.
63 F. W. Anderson, McCook.
64 Earley E. floss, Adrian, Mo.
65 Axel Sund. Omaha.
66 M. D. Sperry, Burkett.
57 Marion Roberta, Dallas, S. D.
'68 E. M. Brookins, Winner S. D.
69 Frank Carroll, Mason Cuy.
60 John Van Kirk, DaLlas, S. D.
61 A. M. Gehrt, Rushville.
62 Andrew McElhinney, Minden.
63 Samuel Gibson, Omaha.
64 Morris White, Omaha.
65 Charles W. Pool; Lincoln.
66 Alfred Davis, Sapulpa, Okla.
67 Ralph Brooks, Kilgore.
68 Wm. II. Rlnch, lndianola.
69 Clara Wa.ker, North Platte.
70 Lee Chrlsman, Broken Bow.
71 A. L. Bolte, Snyder.
72 Wm. E. Hewitt, Beloit, Kans.
73 Joshua B. Webster, Crawford.
74 Edward W. Hutchison, Omaha,
75 Almon Krenz, Merna.
76 Anton Nelson, Mason City.
77 Ethel Belding, Burwell.
78 August Anderson, Garrison, Ks.
79 John Donnelly, Schuyler.
80 Perry Foster, Ansley.
1 81 W. E. Dougherty, Fonnoso, Ks.
82 Bert Sedum, Park.
83 Lillie A. Fix, Wilbur.
84 Sam A. Camblln, Brady.
S5 N. C. Robertson, Osceola.
53 Sam E. Coleman, Ottumwa, IA.
87 Lulu M. Jones, Broken Bow.
88. James Bannon, Burns, Wyo.
89 Ed Johannsen, Lyons, Kans.
90 Rudolph Krenzer, Elm Creek.
91 F. G. Frizzell, Silver Creek.
, 92 L. H. Nelman, Curtis.
93 Frank L. Holm, Loomls.
94 H. J. McKeever, Hubbell.
?5 Willie Kenney, Woodriver.
96 Carl Moore, Tryon.
97 Henry Rasmussen, Willow Isld.
98 John Sherman, Naper.
99 Em ill Seyler, Juniata.
100 George T. Baumann, Grnd Isld.
101 Jas. E. Jackson, Martin Cy, Mo.
102 Chester W. Clark, Plymouth.
103 Gustave A. Schmidt, Richland.
104 Otto G. Staab, Newton.
105 Ludwick Larson, Brady.
106 II. L. Paige, Ravenna.
107 P. F. Faler, Eddyville.
108 J. U Hager, Litchfield.
109 Michael Hoffman, Elliott, la.
110 II. E.' Fletcher. Schuyler.
111 Chas. L. Worthington, Omaha,
112 A. L. Real, Aneley.
113 W. E. Likens, Ogallala.
114 M. J. Kilmer, Western.
115 S. Loeey. Naponee.
. 116 Ed A. Irwin, Valley Falls, Kas.
117 Alex. Johnson, Manchester, Ks
118 Mabel Mould. Omaha.
119 Wilson Murray, Platte City, Mo
120 Alfred Walton, Smlthfield.
121 John Crawley, Wellfleet.
Hastings
Business
College
Hundreds of satisfied graduates lo
cated everywhere. Why not pre
pare for a situation as bookkeeper,
stenographer, salesman, or for the
eivll service. We make a specialty
ef preparing people for government
examinations as railway mall clerk,
stenographers, bookkeepers, etc
Write for literature. Address, Hast
Ings Business College, Hastings, Ne
122 Edward C. Miller. Ord.
12.1 F. A. Marshall, Omaha.
124 J. E. Nolind, RneU Spgs, Kas.
I2t t'harle E. Benne't, Alliance.
12 i!m V. Davis, Madison.
127 H. J. Young, SinlthNold.
128 August Ra '."lnussin. Hampton.
12? Mike Kir.hner, Arcadia.
!30 Charley Dunaton, Lincoln.
131 William J. Green. Hay Springs.
132 Harold Demaree, Ohlowa.
1,13 John Severin, Gretna.
134 Daniel H. Brees, Laramie, Wyo.
;-J5 Bessie Zink, Stuart.
136 Herbert A. Patrick. Dunning.
137 Roy Patterson, Farnam.
138 Ira E. Frasier. Prosho. S. D.
139 Fred B. Deal, Davenport.
140 H. M. Musselntan. Vernon, Col.
141 J. V. Bennett, Eilgar.
142 Frank Battle, nine Hill.
113 L. R. Me;rsmiih, Farnam.
144 Frank Popple. Axtell.
l!o ClarttKC E. Iletts, Dallas, S. D.
116 Wm. Stninike. GlcnvIHe.
147 O. W. Woo ihldse, Danton. SD.
ItS Chas. A. M:t(hell, Lexiivston.SD
149 E. F. Ferg-ison, Plankington.SD
150 Ernest. SJHi't e, RushvHle.
1 51 J. W. Runxin. Mason City.
132 Ross M. Win ers, Cozad.
153 Wm. M. Boyer, Lincoln.
154 A. E. Nagelstock, Grand Island
155 Fred Schneider, West pont.
15R W. F. Boll. Wortis. Kans.
157 F. Myrtle Elliott; Abilene. Kas.
158 P. Anna Noble, Ocorov, S. D.
1,59 W. H. Curtis, BHNsett.
ifiO O. L. Salisbury, Omaha.
161 lewls E. Pennington, Chicago.
162 Chas. J. Erickson. Sutton.
1..3 W. E. "Hopkins, Farnam.
164 Albert Curtis, Ashton.
165 J. A. Snyder, Hershey.
166 Michael Mulchay, Greeley.
167 II. E. All'mgi'on, Gretna.
1C8 Elizabeth Andrew, Mason City.
169 E. E. Wright. Read.
170 Wm. R. Pendleton. Omaha.
171 Anna Notour. Colome, S. D.
1 72 John David, Broken Bow.
173 Clyde R. Tilley, Frankford, Ks.
174 WiVbert G. Bentley, Grnd Isld.
175 II. H. Ijonsbury, Jamestown, Ks.
176 E. B. Pierson. Miller.
177 Geo. Eacker, St. Edwards.
178 Nancy S. Taylor, Alnmvorth.
179 John XV. Groswe. Venus.'
180 A. A. Peterson, St. Paul.
'81 Bert R. Freeman. Mllbern.
152 Ruth Cook, Ixvwell.
183 .T. W. Mvrick, Ford City, Mo.
184 E. O. White, Foster.
185 Howmrd Vaughn, Ulysses.
186 Joe Wujck, North 1'litte.
1S7 J. S. Whitteberry, Dallas Cen
ter, Iowa.
188 C. F. Booth, Laurel.
19 II. S. Mulvany, Mason City.
100 Mayna Thoninsou, Alma.
191 17. A. S.oltenberg, Carlock, SD.
192 Ch;is. D. Cook, Oberlin, Kans.
133 Clarence J. Olds, K. C, Mo.
191 G. H. Ellis, Lewellon..
i;i Sara Anderson, Wood, S. D-
196 T. R. Clark, ChkajiO, 111.
197 Chas. Whipple. Mllldale.
198 W. R. Brooks, Campbell. i
199 O. R. McFarland, Falls City. I
200 Jay Mclllece, Bladen.
201 Lloyd H. Rogers, Havelock.
202 T. A. Boots, Broken Bow. i
203 E. L. Wisda, Iexington. 1
204 H. L. Cross, Alma, Kans.
2C5 W. J. Ram.ard, pLainview.
206 P. F. Sea, Kearney.
207 W. L. O'Connor, Lioiw. , ,
208 Engene Johnson, Gothenburg.
209 Wm. Simon, Kejirney. i
210 Harvey Roberts, St. Llbory. j
211 G. L. Allen, Kearney. "
212 S. F. Stotts, Miller.
213 F. B. Simon, Hastings.
214 J. D. Crogbar, Bassett.
215 Dave Eckrt, Culbertson. I
216 John S. Ray, Naponee. I
217 Ernest J. G. Duis, Gothenburg.
218 P. A. Boe, Htrihcy.
219 Frank E Dawes, Sprlngfield.SD
220 Anton Wallinger, Stuart.
221 J. E. Spangler, Lincoln. .
222 L. B. White, Holyoke, Colo.
223 E. E. Ferrell, Hazard.
224 Floy Hartford, Durwell.
225 Charles S. DUkerson, Litchfield
226 Mrs. E. J. Robinson, Cpunil
BJufffs, Iowa. I
227 Walter Clubine, Atkinson.
228 Cline Goddard, Champion. '
229 Andrew C. Benscoter, Cambridg
230 Harley Warner, North Platte.
231 Max Christemien. Upland. j
232 Emll J. Voss, Grand Island. 1
233 J. U Bruck, North Platte.
234 Cluster J. Schank, Oregon, Mo.
235 Ray E. Shumard, Ragan. ,
236 T. B. Gardner, Grand island.
237 II. A. Baird, Central City. I
38 Jos. F. Kacerek, Toahy.
239 J. Kilgore, Denver, Colo. !
240 E. B. Payne, North Platte. '
241 II. A. Bleck, Axtell.
242 J. H. Harrok, Cozad.
?43 Tim. J. Dlneen, Sioux City, la.
244 Delia McKeown, Oniell.
245 G. H. Anderson, Beverly, Kas.
246 Nettle Eiker, Big Springs.
247 W. T. James, Meridan, Kans.
218 Joe Motuska, Cheyenne, Wyo.
249 Rudolph Aden, Gothenburg.
250 Elizabeth Todd, Broken Bow.
251 Jeanle Todd, Broken Bow.
252 D. M. Brendle. Douglas, Kans.
263 Teal Marley, Wayne, Kane.
254 R. C. Woods, North Platte.
255 Joseph E. Richards, Lexington.
256 K. A. Soheer, Elgin.
267 J. W. Baldwin. McKinley.
268 W. E. Burlingame, Denver, Col.
259 Donald T. Harrison, Hardin, Mo.
260 Arthur L. Curfman, Portia, Kas.
261 Dot Mook, Lincoln.
262 R. W. Stephens, Lebanon, Kan.
263 Nicholas Courey, Millbom, S.D.
264 Roy Cline, Humboldt, Kalis.
265 J. W. Free, Cushing.
266 Arch Johnston, Aurora.
267 George H. Betz, Utchfleld.
268 Pete Gllroy, Spaulding.
269 Martha M. Meese. Ithaca.
270 John R. Taliaferro, Omaha.
271 F. C. Noftzger, Omaha.
272 David Brodkey, Omaha.
273 Henry Dressen,, Florence.
274 Pete G. Wagner, Crawford.
275 A. C. Inlow, Hill City, Kan'.
276 Ix)ui Sohmldt. Belleville. 111.
277 B. N. Bowen, Kensington, Kan.
278 Ira E. Dennis, Horace.
279 R. F. Seidel, Lincoln.
280 Walter Aardappel, Crook ston.
281 Irwin Robinson, Traer, Kan.
2S2 V. A. Thomas, Nelson.
283 Alice E. Carlson. Alliance.
284 Arthur Coffey, Stanford.
285 J. H. Hofffman, St. Louis, Mo.
286 Frank C. Lueking, Oxford.
287 Chas. r. Sprlgg, Napton, Mo.
288 Roy M. Knapp, Hardy.
289 W. A. Harmon, Lansing, Kan.
2H0 W. M. Shotwell, Univ. Place.
.291 G. E. Anderson, Cambridge, III
292 Emil C. Schack, Omaha.
293 G. T. Robinson. Broken Bow.
294 Wm. Kurhle. West Point.
2 '5 J;s. L. Overman. Il,jwnont.SD
298 G. Bunler. North Platte.
299 C. Y. Iawrence, Sedalla, Mo.
300 J. 11. Daniels, Co. Bluffs, la.
301 Harry L. Miller. Sioiia.
302 C. 11. Hughois, AlliH'm-e.
3i.l Alva Norton, Callaway,
301 Annos Haimn, Winner, S. D.
3(5 Ora Sc hau na her, Newions Kan.
3(i6 J. L. Plejurup. Elyrla.
3()7 leis C. Jensen, Cozad.
308 Edward Monnlch, Hooper.
309 J. A. Pnsck, l!ri o.
310 H. B. Greng, (kirrlKon, Kan.
311 T. A. Frje, Cluwtcr.
312 C. S. Moyer, Gretna.
313 . A. Ucrglund, Overton.
314 Carl Ddderich.en, Brooklyn, NY.
315 John A. Austin. MeNeely, S. D.
316 E. E. Hall, Lincoln.
317 Clarence Norwood. Nelson.
318 Sam Freeman, Ellis.
319 W. 11. Osborn Sr., Broken Bow.
320 Leonard Eventt, Omaha.
321 Thos. Mallory, Atklnnon.
322 John Podojil, Ravenna.
32.1 J. U, Kerr. Lincoln.
324 Wm. W. lunula. Spiikn.rd, Mo.
325 Andrew Vetter Jr., Crawford.
326 Frank R. Shultz, Falrbury.
327 Anna Peterson, Sartorla.
328 David R. Nealo, Brock.
32'J Thonuis Noble, Burwell.
330 John A. Maret, Moorefleld.
331 Alfix-d J. Andtrson, Anwley.
332 V. R. Doyle, Bonesteel, S. D.
333 Mollle Ilackman, Holdrege.
334 J. A. Chicoine, Paxton, S. D.
33.5 Fred C. Wilson, Mason City.
336 F. D. Hubbard, Lincoln.
337 Peter Dalui, Gregory, H. D.
338 lMer Enevohlsen, Danneborg.
339 C. P. Davin. Ivincoln.
340 F. M. Hurllert, Winner, S. D.
341 Isaac Friend, Lodl.
342 John Ward Jr., UlyHses.
343 Andrew Sather, Hamiill, S. D.
344 A. N. Simpson, Curti. s.
34,5 Ernest I,each, Wymore.
346 C. C. Sandusky, Ravenna.
347 Marian R. Rowe, Omaha.
348 J. R. Yoksh. Kas. City, Mo.
349 Ieroy Fuller, Hebron.
350 W. S. Morgan, Atkinson.
351 Corn A. Thomas, Co. Bluffs, la
352 T. E. Brophy, Colo. City, Colo.
353 M. R. Delahuoty, Lexington.
3-54 J. A. Swarts, lexington.
355 Hans R. Nolson, West Point.
3C6 Frt Morall. Overton.
367 Mrs. OHie Wilson, Cripplecreek
Colorado.
358 C. W. Fruit, Inavate.
Joel Harris, Gordon.
300 R. H. Kelley, Crook. Colo.
361 E. C. IVellowa. Pine Bluffa, Wyo
362 Patrick Lynch. So. Omaha.
- it'. i
Friends Are
Always Hear
by Telephone
The long distance Bell
Telephone permits you to
reach, nearly every one at
any time, in a pleasant,
direct and personal way.
When you want to visit
a distant friend, suppose
you compare long distance
telephone rates with rail
road fare to and from any
point, and add the incon
venience of the trip.
Then it's very likely
you'll decide in favor of
the telephone.
Ask "Long Distanct" for
rates anywhere.
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE
COMPANY
J
SO PEOPLE
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that I, W. W. Burgess, and the firm
I represent have complete charge of the "Universal Club" which
we are staging for the Alliance Herald and the Daily Herald. That
we will have one of our representatives In charge of the "Univers
al Club" throughout the ent re life of the proposition. That we
are here for business purposes ard a straight legitimate course
Is the only one we ever pursue. We will also arrange so that
Club Members may be instrumental In picking the Judges who
shall be Box Butte county business men and who shall make the
final count of credits In the "Universal Club". We have been in
business for years and our Integrity has never been questioned.
We have conducted numerous contests In this state, and are per
fectly willing to refer any Interested parties to those who worked
In those contests as to our squareness. We are business people,
and strangers In this community, but we are ever ready to pro
sent evidence to those Interested that we have an absolutely clean
record. Yours for fair play,
W. W. BURGESS.
3t',3 Geo. McC. Betterton, Columbus
3;',4 H. S. Nichols, Kas. Cliy, Kas.
365 H. J. On lav In, Mo. Valley, la.
3 16 Hnry Wndii k, Chapman, Kas.
367 John J. Kelly, Ulysses.
3t:s w. C. Wolcoitt. Cli.'Tnne, Wyo
369 Julius Rut her, Elgin.
370 Albert R. WalMck, Seward.
3il U(sce C. SanimotiR, Kearney.
372 Jabez E. Paulson, GenMi.
'Mi Niels Anderson, Mason City.
371 Hoy W. Snoilgrasisi, Talmage.
3'' F. M. rynier, Avwn, la.
376 Mrs. Anna C. Dunn, t-allaway.
377 Win. Hand, Kas. City, Mo.
378 W. L. Kltvhelow, Denver. Col.
379 II. G. Ilansbeier, So. Omaha.
3 SO Lester J. Parker. Wnthena, Ks.
3S Oitthrynn Mwhaley, ll.amlll. SI)
3K2 Anton Goodman, North Loup.
3 53 Chris II. Bossen, Coimstock.
354 Hoy K. Brown, IVrry, Okla.
3li5 (U'O. Coulter, Auburn.
3!i Ellen J. Jacob-son, Dirche!?r.
3S7 Iw. Norlander, Brady.
3S. Frank A. Jut ten, St. Joe, Mo.
3s9 Arthur C. Scott. Athelstan, la.
3'i0 F. L. Murphy, Woods.ton, Kas.
3!H Harry Carroll, AtrnJIa.
3')2 Milo A. Dwils, Cairo.
393 T. O. Parrlsh, Nelson.
3'4 II. L. Gilbert. Ottawa, Kas.
395 S. J. Martin, Dunning.
396 Fred A. Lets'rtta, lakeside.
397 Tliomas A. Biblo. Holbrook.
398 ('has. A. Miller. Fullerton.
399 Frank Wanek Jr.. Giltner.
400 Saml. Hudson, Gtlman C'y, Mo.
ED
Advertising
WANTED 100 head of cattle to
winter. Plenty of hay, range and
water. T. 3. BRIGGS, Antiovh, Ne
braska. '
oo30 2t-2876$
Want to Trade for Milk Cows
We want to trade furniture, stoves,
rugs or house furnishings for a
few good milk cowb. Miller Brothers
House Furnishing Store.
43tf2631
FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES. Will
take In to pasture through the win
ter. Inquire at the Diamond Pool
Hall, Alliance, Nebr.
3tf2C32
Coal office at Rowan's feed store.
IOVAN ft WRIGHT, phone 71. tf
ABSTRACTERS
J. D. EMERICK
Bonded Abstracter,
i have the only set of abstract
ks In Box Butte count - Office
Room 7, Opera House Block.
I0tf670
FOR RENT
MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS
I .'or light housekeeping, close In.
!'ho-o 529. MRS. M. BAYER.
33tf23S2
Furnished rooms for rent.
in
Vest 5tli St. Phone 576.
!8-4t-2474
' FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
MISCELLANEOUS
Money to loan on real estate. F.
. Reddish. 8tf
FARMING, GARDENING (under
ditch), grazing, dairying (no competi
tion), Ice, gravel 333 acres. County
seat (three raLlroads), 1V4 mile. In
( high school district. This place Is
I worth $10,000; must be old. Price
i per acre Is $11.25. Addre Box
2877. Herald office.
47-lt-2877
RANCH FOR SALE OR TRADE
Relinquishment of 100 acres under
.he proposed government canal, &
miles northeast of Bayard, Nebras
ka. Improvements are frame house,
12x24, with small lean-to; fence
around the house; good well and
pump; about 60 acres can be Irrigat
ed. Address Box 2850, Herald Of
flee. Alliance, Nebraska.
We Will Pay You a Salary
$36 weekly, expenses, to distribute
free copies New Poultry Method to
poultry raisers. . Steady work. Write
MAY KNOW
CLASS
for cantiiM. New Method A. Co.,
Parsons, Kan.
ort30-lt-2S7l
Foi nice clean Nlggcrhead Lump
nl Nut, and Eastern Hard nut coal,
..hopo to No. 22.
Dterks Lumber A Coal Company.
Chile 6 tents per dh at White
Front, oppiisdro MeOorkle building on
3rd St. J. II. Forsytlie, Prop.
K-t30-lt 2873$
L. W. BOWMAN
Prytictat and Surgeon
Offire in First National Bank Bldg
I'hoiies: Office, 362; residence, 16.
50-11-1608 Advertisement
E. W. RAY, FLORIST
Cut flowers and potted plants.
Kloral pieces made on short notice.
Mail orders given special attention.
41U2549
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
"ncvTTtoTjdi
Good outbuildings. Barn for four
aorses. House for automobile.
J. B. DENTON.
Advt 25tf2195
Rowan ft Wright, coal, wood and
osts. Phone 71. tf
Buy your coal of Rowan ft Wright,
hone 71. tf
P r e Bred Holstein
Bull Calves
I have four pure bred Holstein bull
calves, from four weeks to eight
months old, for sale. Prices on ap
plication. These calves may be seen
at my place five miles southeast of
Lakeside, Nebr. Prices will cover
registration and transfer.
A. W. TYLER.
Octl6JSt$267w
Want to Trade for Milk Cows
We want to trade furniture, stoves,
rugs or house furnishings for a
few good milk cows. Miller Broth
ers House Furnishing Store.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
Notice ef Probate of Will
!n the County Court of Box Butte
Couny, Nebraska.
I he Slate of Nebraska, to Alice A.
AndetHon, BenJ. C. Anderson, Nellie
A. llolsltn and to any others inter
epied In said matter:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
thai an Instrument purporting to be
the LaM Will and reetsunent, of
Charles A. Anderson, deceased, is on
file lu said Court, and abo a petl
ior praying for the Probate of said
instrument, and for the appointment
of Alice A. Anderson a Exerutrlx.
That on the 21th day "of November,
1913, at 10 o'clock a. m., said peti
tion and the proof of the execution
ef said Instrument will be heard, and
that if you do not then appear and
cor t st, said Court may Probate and
record the same, and grant adminis
tration of the esitate to Alice A. An
derson. This notice shall be published for
three weeks successively in the Al
liance Heraldprlor to said hearing.
Witncue my hand and official seal
this 2Jih day of Oct. 1913.
L. A. BERRY,
(Si all County Judge.
4 7-4t -333-288 1
P
AM
BARGAINS
tse
AT
IDA M. ROSS STORE
116 WEST
One 1650 Player Piano
One 425 Piano, now
One 400 Piano, now
One 350 Piano, now
One 325 Piano, now
One 275 Piano, now
One 260 Piano, now
Sold on payments to suit the customer. Privilege
of exchange within one year. Money back after 30
days' trial if not satisfactory.
I have not paid several hundred dollars for an
eastern advertising scheme and can save you from I50
to $75 on a piano.
Build up Alliance. Don't patronize eastern de
partment stores, when you can do better at home.
IDA m. ROSS
116 West 4th Street.
COM
in
:T0:
Alliance, Nebr.
The eminent plonk lnn on chronic
ill stifles will vlfllt our city
Friday, Nov. 7
' And will be at the .
Burlington Hotel
From 12 Noon to 4 P. M.
Half Day Only
Dr. Potlerf, president of the staff
of the Boston Electro Medical Insti
tute, is making a tour of the utate.
He will give consultation, examina
tion, and all Hie medicines necesaary
to complete a cure FREE. All par
ties taking advantage of this offer
are r"quted to etMe to their
frlendis the result of the treatment.
Curee DEAFNESS by an entirely"
new process.
Treats all curable ensos of aatarrb,
throat and lung disease, eye ao4
ear, stomach, liver and kidneys, gnv
vel, rheumatism, paralysis, neuralgia,
nervous and heart disease, epilepsy,
Bright' dibteaae and diseases of tbe
bladder, blood and skin- diseases, and
big neck and stammering cured.
CANCERS cured by Liquefaction.
Piles and rupture cured without
detention from bowl news.
Asthma cured in a short time.
If you are Improving under your
family physician do mot. take up your
valuable time. The rich emd ik
poor are treated alike. IiMers and
curiosity seekers will pleao stay
away. Our time is valuable.
Remember, NOT A PENNY will to
charged for the medloine required to
make a cure of all those takhiif
treatment thte trip. Office hour, 12
m. , .
Pr(ively married ladles tmmt !
accompanied by their husbands. Re
member the date, Friday, November
7, at the Burlington Hotel, from 12
o'clock noon to 4 p. in.. Alliance, Ne
braska. Mrs. H. F. Thiele entertained at
kensington last Thursday evening, 4
few friends of Mrs. Beklerman belnf
present. A delightful time was bo4
by all.
Miss Emily Sklles came In freta
her homestead Saturday to spend s
few dayB with her uncle and aunt,
Mr and Mrs. C. H. Tully.
THE
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braska.