ASHBY NEWS
Ashby. Nebr., March ,9 W. T.
Brown and family of Mullen arrived
Friday night and will make their
Jkme here, In the future. Mr. Brown
1 the harneaa maker who la locating
fcere and li now prepared to take In
wrk of all kinds.
Elmer Gedney, who haa been In
E TEA IN
LIFELESS, GRAY HAIR
Look young! Common garden Sage
and Sulphur darkens so naturally
nobody can tell
Oramlmofher kept hrr hair beiuitiftilly
darkened, glowv and abundant with a
of ffcure lea and Sulphur. When-
her hair foil out or took on that
stall, faded or rtreiiked appearance, this
simple mixture was applied with won
derful effect. By asking at any drug
tore for "Wreth'a Sajje ary! Bulphur
Hair Remedy," you will gnt a large
Cuttle of this old-time recipe, ready to
nee, for about 60 cents. This simple
mixture can be depended upon to restore
natural color and beauty to the hair and
is splendid for d a id ruff, dry, itchy seulp
and falling hair.
A well-known downtown drupgint says
everybody usee Wj-fth's Sapo anil Bui
pbur, bocaune it darkens so naturally and
evenly tliat nbotIy can tell it has been
Applied it's so easy to use, too. You
imply dampen a comb or soft brush
ad draw it through your hair, taking
M strand at a time. By morning the
-gray hair disappears i after another appli
cation or two, it ia restored to its natural
olor and looks glossy, soft and abundant.
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JFOB BALE LAJIDS
XanDPOU SALE If taken within
thirty days. 160 ecrrs about three miles
storthwest of Alliance. In section 2ti.
tewnahip 25, range 48. Price, $25 per
ere. Terms, $2,000 cash. Time on th
balance. Address John Hock, 214 Knep
per Street. Council HlulTs. Iowa.
JA!fD TO TRADE
WANTKD TO THADB irrigated
farm In eastern Wyoming. Water right
Mid for In government canal. Well
Improved. Address Box 4789. care Al
liance Herald. 61tf-478J
Thorobred saddle horse for sale
heap. Phone 140 or call at The Her
Id office. l4-tf-4410
FOR RENT ROOM!
KICELY FURNISHED ROOM8:Wlth
r without board. Close In. Private
residence. Phone 176.
TOR SALH MISCKLLANtCOlS
Five room house for sale.
Teung. Phone 75. feb
See W. B.
25-lt6773
RANOK FOR SALE New malleable
range, cheap for cash, or on terms. See
hn R. Snyder, phone 16.
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RELINQUISHMENT on homestead
for sale. I offer for sale a homestead
relinquishment of 191 acres In good lo
cation. Price reasonable for quick
ale. Inquire at The Herald office or
ddress Iiox 6245, care Alliance Herald.
,J-tr-BJtS .
STOVE FOR SALE Hard coal stove,
la good condition. Cheap for cash. In
jlre at The Herald office. S-tf
FOR ALE LIVE STOCK
llulla for gale
Several Aberdeen bulls, from six to
twenty-four months of iiro, for sale
Raised in Keith county, Nebraitka. Ad
dress W. H. & J. Dudley, Lc.Movne, Ne
braska. 10-41-&0SI
Denver taking treatment during the
past three weeks, returned home
Wednesdsy.
Louis Dubbs and family of Colum
bus, Nebr., arrived Thursday with
two cars of cattle and an Immigrant
car, and went out to the homestead
of Hans, their son who got first
choice on the reserve. .
Dan Collins and fa mil yarrlved
Friday from Wauneta, where they
have been visiting since Mr. Collins
left the hospital at Grand Island.
Messrs. Thomas Stewart and Fred
Burgess went down to Hyannls Tues
day, returning Wednesday.
John Donnelly left Monday after
noon for a business trip to Schuyler
and Grand Island.
Wesley Barnes won the big silver
waler pitcher at J. H. Fredlnburg &
Co.'s. Mildred Withers of Inez won
the silver syrup pitcher, Joe Hunt
won the set of knives and forks, Joe
Matipln won the 26 piece silver chest
and the four piece set was won by
No. 196, which some one must have
taken home. Any one holding this
ticket Is entitled to silver set.
Mrs. Wllley of Bingham came
down Saturday afternoon to see her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Murphy, who is
quite sick.
Mr. and Mrs. John Darnes are the
proud parents of a boy born March
6. Dr. Howell of Hyannls attended
Mrs. Darnes.
Mrs. C. H. Holcomb left Saturday
for Droken Dow, after spending sev
eral days here with her daughter,
Mrs. S. S. Parklson.
Misses Nellie and Gladys Fredln
burg have both been having the mea
sles but are getting along fine.
Sam Hicks who has been visiting
during the past winter In Iowa and
Kansas returned Monday, and went
out to his ranch near Martlndale.
The heaviest snowfall of the win
ter visited us here during the past
week. It started In Monday night
and never stopped at all until Sun
day night. The roads are almost Im
passible and the Martlndale mall did
not get In at all last week on account
of the roads.
Luke Shultz, who has been spend
ing the winter visiting his parents at
Page, came down Saturday afternoon
and went out to his homestead near
Martlndale on Monday.
The bunk car occupied by the
Greek caught Are Saturday night and
It took two hours hard work by the
section foreman and agent to put it
out.
John Dunn has put down a well
on his lot and will put In a system of
water works In his feed barn. He is
making preparation to put large
pipes all through the barn.
A CONFIRMED STATEMENT
MISCELLANEOUS
PAST l HE WANTKD for horse. Will
ay reasonable price for rood treat
ment and plenty of feed. Phone 340
or call at Herald oflVf. ;
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JAMES M. KENNEDY.' DENTIST
First National Bank Building-, Alli
ance. Nebr. . Phones:' Offlce, 23; Resi
dence, Black 10. .
Evidence Alliance Headers Will Ap
preciate
Doan's Kidney Pills have done
plendld work In this locality.
Have merited the unstinted praise
they have received.
Here's evidence of their value that
none ran doubt.
It's testimony from this locality
twice-told and well confirmed.
Such endorsements are unique In
the annals of medicine.
Should convince the most skeptic
al Alliance reader.
George Dusick, Gordon. Nebr.,
says: I had a great deal of trouble
from Irregular passages of the kid
ney secretions and I also suffered
from attacks of lumbago. Often the
pain and lameness in my back was
so acute that I was unable to stoop
or do any kind of work. Doan's
Kidney Pills cured me in a short
time and the cure has lasted. I am
glad to conQrm the endorsement one
of my family gave Doan's Kidnev
Pills in my behalf some time ago."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Busick had. Foster-Mllburn Co..
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
TCailroaa mii'tan secure a vtryuse
tvi book at The Herald offlce. It la a
iHv iine book for trainmen and en-
gieW,4i 1W trtcv 4s rsaaatft
litner to loan on real estate,
tf F. K. REDDISH
FOR RENT The jhh A. Wllson
lace in 27-47. for negotiable note. Ad
resa offers lo Mrs. Eva Vandewalker,
v oul .H't njjrtiiytvw nvTMt
LOCT44tdt.lekttherUKft front' an
Pack, memorandum book with loose
IKaves. held in by rubber band. Find
a please return to Herald office, or
one 840. 8-tt
itrahlP t"d ying- f.r thin .HwarllyM. I
tkrnt. i all at i ns tieraia omce.
FOR EXCHANGE for western Nebr
ska land. S20 acre. Improved farm in
ram Pa
rom KullrUuu- 4dU'i Box - -674,
are Alliance Herald, with full des
ription of land which you wish to ex
utn'1 f i ' '
ud. 320 acre, tmprovea lirm in
couAlx.Nb-rWflfti, fiv nUs
PalieW I i keventtW trifle
Befcaago a'ril J-of sul
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Uts in Johnston
fraMei'luK HoraeS1 or
ws-, , Address t,W cars, U.rJd,.
mi
n-! "fttii ofale kf'TVaiiy ' ,u
A good MarH'i 38-55 rifle
r trade for shotgun.
CommiKNioiierfi' Proceedings
Alliance, Nebr.. March 5, 1915.
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
Officers present, C. L. Hashman and
Geo. W. Duncan.
On consideration of the applica
tion of William Iodence to refund
taxes paid by him under protest, on
personal property for the year 1914.
the board finds that said property
was liable to taxation and was legal
ly assessed and taxed In Box Dutte
county for said year. It is therefore
considered by the board that his
said application be rejected and the
county treasurer is hereby ordered to
dispose of said taxes in same man
ner as if the same had not been paid
under protest.
The following claim was examin
ed and rejected :
laim To IW
No. Whom What Amt.
0l3nUITu4ence. refund
taxes ... , J40.50
Bids on file for screens for the
NctiMBouwerdVned and con
tract awarded to Chas. H. Fuller for
the sum of $398.95.
Whereas, a petition is being circu-
)atetfmong' jjjf jbVhefe bf the fol
lowing: described property: Lots 1 to
6. Block : Lots 1 to 6. Block 7.
Lots 1 to 12, Block 5: Lots,! to 12.
uioca a; uum 10 10 is. uiwi ,
Lota.a3 A,:48mKkirWgJMn,h, or
iginal town now city of Alliance, N
braskMktqg4hat thv aalt Ibvs-aifd
i lorraeq. tntQ . street, in
M 'stritri6t,ftie,'Ba,mtciey
and that street curbing be construct
ed on the streets and avenues wlthao
Lgfajr am sax seek lwrse-
menl district, and
Whereas, Box Butte County, Ne-
-w4veef erf 3 fS
23. in County Addition to the City
Alliance. Nebraska, within said p
vaejeaB, is int. .. uesire oi
Board of County Commissioners
BpxButte, CpMPtyi Nebraska, t
street curbing be constructed ah
the streets and atenues' abutting
oroerty'MiD owtiedlbybn sail I
Butt. County, Nebraska.., be U tht
fore resolved bj.,he JP,9,W rS.P
ty Commissioners of Box Bute co
ty. Nebraska, that J. M?"Wanek
authorized to sign the said petition
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Autoim.obiIe Contest
"THE RIGHT"
CASH
HOY llKCKWITH
SALE
"THE RIGHT"
CASH
ROY IIITCKWITH
Beginning Wednesday, March 10
and lasting until Saturday, March 20, at 12 o'clock
midnight, we will make a general reduction through
out our stock and offer some very attractive
SPECIAL BARGAINS
TO ALLOW OUR PATRONS AND ESPECIALLY THOSE INTERESTED IN OUR AUTOMOBILE CONTEST
TO ANTICIPATE THEIR WANTS FOR THE FUTURE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES IN GOOD MERCHAN
DISE, SUCH AS WE ALWAYS CARRY, WE HAVE DECIDED TO OFFER FOR THE LAST TEN DAYS OF THE
CONTEST PRICES AS FOLLOWS:
33 1-3 per cent off on all overcoats.
25 per cent off on all mackinaws.
25 per cent off on all heavy weight winter suits.
20 per cent off on all heavy winter caps.
20 per cent off from the regular price on all heavy
overshoes and arctics.
10 per cent off on all light weight rubbers.
10 per cent off on all trunks, bags and suit cases.
10 per cent off on all Stetson hats.
10 per cent off on all dress and work shirts.
20 per cent off on all heavy weight underwear.
10 per cent off on all light weight spring suits.
20 per cent off on all heavy winter lace boots.
10 per cent off on all leather dress and work gloves.
10 per cent off on all dress and work pants.
One lot dress shirts, regular $1.00 values, at 50c.
In addition to the above there will be one lot of Stetsons velour
hats, regular $5.00 grade, which will go at $2.85
Also the choice of our large line of neckwear at 50 cents
THERE WILL BE OTHER SPECIAL BARGAINS WHICH WE CANNOT DESCRIBE BUT WHICH WILL
BE WELL WORTH LOOKING OVER. VOTES WILL BE GIVEN ON THE AUTOMOBILE AT THE OLD RATE
OF 100 FOR EACH $1.00 PURCHASE. THESE VOTES MUST ALL BE IN BY 12 O'CLOCK P. M, SATURDAY,
MARCH 20TH. ANY PERSONS DESIRING VOTES IN THIS CONTEST AND WHO DO NOT NEED THE MER
CHANDISE NOW CAN PURCHASE DUE BILLS FOR THE AMOUNT DESIRED AND TRADE THEM OUT AT
PLEASURE. FOR THESE DUE BILLS PAID IN ADVANCE THEY WILL RECEIVE DOUBLE VOTES.
HE RIGHT
99
Alliance, Nebraska
Roy Beckwith, Proprietor
pletely to all 6bltgatlons imposed by
the signing of said petition.
Whereupon the Board adjourned
until March 29th. 1915.
M. S. HARGRAVES, Clerk.
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r;tie for sal
Address Bo
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N'OTICE TO tXNTUACTOU.S
Sealed proposals will be received
the offlce of the City Clerk of Al
liance, Nebraska, until 1Z o'clock
Noon, Mountain Standard Time, on
March 30. 1915, for the construction
street curbing, street curbing and
guttering, street curbing and gutter
ing, street guttering and alley gut
tering as follows:
Said bids to be opened and con
sidered by the City Council at eight
o'clock on the evening of March 30,
1915.
In street improvement district
number 1. 4363.20 lineal reet or
street curbing; 640.80 lineal feet of
curbing and guttering: 80 lineal feet
of street guttering; 20 lineal reet of
alley guttering.
In street improvement district
number 2. 4236.20 lineal feet of
street curbing; 640.80 lineal feet of
curbing and guttering; 80 lineal feet
of street guttering; 40 lineal feet of
a4)eygutterlng.
In street improvement aisirici
number 3, 3906.20 lineal feet of
street curbing; 640.80 lineal feet of
curbing and guttering; 80 lineal feet
of street guttering; 20 lineal feet of
alley. guttering.
'MThei engineer's estimate of cost isi
ST0t.O.
iiKnth bid Is to be accompanied by
a terttfied check in the sum of 1200,
which H to be forfeited in case the
tttdifcri'to whom the contract Is
awantod 4ils to enter Into a contract
arrl furntsh the required bond wlth
n';D Cii. vs.
Plans and specifications may be
Killing Prairie Dogs
la yoar land Inieeted with prairie dogs? Is your range damaged and your crop endangered
With this pent? Fop thirty-five years I have been killing these pests with a method of my own that
doe the work quickly and surely. My outfit will operate In western Nebraska during the coming
season.
Anyone desiring the prairie dogs on their land killed should communicate with me without
delay. My contract price for the work is only thirty-five cents per acre and I charge only for the
ground that ia infected with the doga. I will sell the rights for this business for this part of Nebras
ka to any reliable person or persona.
CaOl on or write me at the Nebraka Itooming House, in Alliance. If I am not there you can
see my representative. Or call at The Herald office and they will locate me for you.
B. S. Payne
Prairie Dog Exterminator
seen and proposal blanks obtained at
the otHce of the City Engineer In
Alliance. Nebraska. Extra copies oi
plans and specifications - ay b? f t
tained from the city engineer oa the
payment of 5.00 for each set. which
sum will be returned upon the re
turn of the plans and specifications
In pood order.
The city reserves the ripht to re
ject any or all bids.
By order of the City Council, Feb
ruary 17. 1915.
GEO. F. SNYDER. City Clerk.
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