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Ashby. Nebr., April 13 F. B.
Sterns and Mrs. John Cooley wnt to
Hyannli Thursday to act as witness
es, for Mrs. Mary Gaylord, who was
making flnal proof on ber borae
atead. F. A. Castle came In from bis
ranch the flrst of the week to work
few days In the bank while C. D.
Jlay was fixing up bis lots.
Mrs. John Snoddy of Alliance
came down Saturday and visited un
til Monday with her daughter Mrs.
W. H. Showers, and family.
Misses Elizabeth and Winnie Keh
ler spent a few days In Alliance last
week visiting friends.
J. O. Martin came down Monday
to close up the deal by which he be
came owner of the Clarence Hick
man claim in Survey valley, near
King post office.
John Sampson has moved into
town into the house he bought from
Art Ilalloren.
Clarence Hickman and family who
have been living near King for the
past few years left Tuesday for Om
aha, where they will make their fu
ture home.
A. D. Wroth, who has been spend
ing the winter here with his nephew
Solland Deacon, left Saturday for
bit home in Denver.
John Fredlnburg returned Satur
day from Denver, where be had
been' looking at the country. He was
well pleased with the land there.
H. D. Tolan and family moved out
to the John Barnes place north of
town Sunday, and will farm there
this summer.
Louis Dubs went to Broken Bow
Jast week and filed on the Valentine
Prapela claim, having bought the re
linquishment. This gives the Dubs
family two claims , together, Hans
having got flrst choice at the filing.
John Barnes transacted business
at the county seat last Saturday af
ternoon. Mrs. Crouse, mother of Dell
Crouse, came up Sunday from Mul-
Better cookies, cake
and biscuits, too. All
as light, fluffy, tender
ani delicious as mother used
to bake. And just as whole
some. For purer Baking Pow
der than Calumet cannot bo bad
at ay frict.
Ak your grocer.
UCCTED H ICIEST AVUOS
WotVi hn Feed tiaeeirloa, CWcace. VL
turn fciea"a. f (mm, Hank, UU
YTTXTTTT TXNlfVV 5l saddle at Morrill one day last
inn I 1 I 1 I I 1 week.
ffffftfffCi (if I Mrs. Thomas Smith was a business
WVJ IMIU 1V I J caller at Mallnda Wednesday
J NX J ML VVVJ IV Miss Eva Miller was visiting Miss
. i . . L.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cogar and
family and Walter Cogar and family
were visitors at A. C. Wright's, Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller and fam
lly spent Sunday at Chas. Green's
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Conrad and
family were visiting at L. A. Dean's
Sunday.
J. B. Conrad is helping L. A. Dean
farm some this week.
L. A. Dean has sold over 100 bu
len. where she has been visiting and of rye the last few days
will make a visit with her son here. James Derr has returned from
Mrs. Harry Burgess and dauKhter Charles Tlernan s, where He was em
who have been visiting in Alliance Ployed in breaking horses the past
for a week or so returned Monday few weeks. His brother Lisle has
and went out to their ranch near taken his place,
Martlndale. Quite a few farmers are inquiring
John Van Kirk left Saturday for for seed rye this spring.
SnrlnKfleld. S. D.. where he had J. B. Conrad ana family were vis-
some business to attend to. King at her parents', Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Thomas Stansbie who has L. A. Dean, Friday,
been visiting her parents at Eddy- w understand tnat r . r. ueyer
vllle durlna the nast two months, re- has returned from Hot Springs, S
turned home Wednesday of last D., where he was taking treatment
week I for rheumatism. We are glad to
Thomas Woodruff has purchased learn that he is greatly improved
two more sections of land during the J. W. Cogar baa moved onto the
naat week. He bought the Carl Gaines Chapman ranch. He will
Stahmer place, also the Lewis Samp- not take charge of the Sweezy place,
son nlace. previously reported
Peter Gilroy. who has spent the we understand mat me wen arm-
wlnter visiting relatives at Spalding, lng on the Sweezy ranch is progress-
returned Saturday and went to the m nneiy already down aoout crty
Klnkald aeain. feet.
Miss Vivian Fredlnbur snent the Ed Huston s school at the Wick-
week end visiting in the country at ard closes today (Friday). A good
the Harrv Paiee home. time Is anticipated tonight, as the
Miss Mary Babb went to Hvann s patrons ana young people in general
last Saturday to attend the lecture are planning on navmg a nne social
given the teachers by the state work
era.
Delegates from Pont M, Alliance,
Will Attend Annual State Con
vention at Hastings, Nebr.
Alliance is sending a full delega
tion to the state T. P. A. convention
at Hastings this week. Those who
will leave today are R. C. Strong, S.
W. Thompson, C. L. Ewing, J. C.
Hawes, A. D. Rodgers, Geo. F. Sny
der, L. H. Highland, C. M. Looney,
Harry Czarnosky, Lloyd Thomas, H.
W. Hull and Lincoln Lowry. They
re expected back Sunday.
The members of the Post have de-
ided to give a dance during the last
three days cf the convention. It will
be held at the opera house and will
be on a par with former successful
affairs of this kind.
Several new members have joined
recently, making the present mem
bership of the Post ninety-four. This
s getting to be one of the largest
Posts in the state.
Thomas Brown, who has been vis
iting bis daughter Mrs. Fred Elliott
near Spade for some time, left Sun
day afternoon for Greenwood, where
he will visit a daughter.
Lawrence Gourley, who has spent
the winter visiting at Villisca, Iowa,
Splendid for Rheumatism
'I think Chamberlain's Liniment
ia just splendid for rheumatism,'
writes Mrs. Dunburgh, Eldrldge, N
Y. "It has been used by myself and
other members of my family time
and time again during the past six
years and has always given the best
k..w Qn or, ,. , . of satisfaction." The quick relief
the ranch Tuesday with Ollie Cor- from pain which Chamberlain's Llnl
.lnn ment affords Is alone worth many
John Dunn and family moved "mes me cost, uoiamaoie every
Monday into the Tolan house in
North Ashby.
Miss Lillian Smlzer after working
at the Ashby hotel during the winter
where.
RKSOLUTION
Resolved, That the Civic Commlt-
went back to the Kinkaid Saturday t(, ' the A,,iance Commercial Club
for the summer.
Irving Thurston has the carpen
ters at work enlarging and raising
the roof on the pool ball. He will
build several rooms overhead and
have a lunch counter below.
John Skipper, who bought out
Mansfield in the livery barn, came
ask the city of Alliance and each cit
Izcn as an Individual, to join uft In a
great "CLEAN UP and PAINT UP
WEEK" campaign, beginning April
26 and continuing at least a week.
To the end of this campaign may
be a success and make of Alliance
one of the cleanest cities in the
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Hn.n aotnrH.v nH tnv rh.r nf state, the Alliance Commercial Club
ih ham invites the earnest, hearty and har-
rri Rfhmr .nH famiiv whn nlH monious co-operauon or me newspa
thlr nluro In Thna Wnndrnff thin pers, leaaers in ait civic auaire, tur
I .lt .. II J I. n 1 U A n
uk ttlnr raariv in e-n hark I iimur , cnjr luuniii auu ucnuu uc
to Omaha, their former home. partment, always progressive; the
nj i..-. i. n iko I churches, for cleanliness is next to
orv thi. Wnv hntirfinr hnnR for Godliness; the Board of Education
" iL kin.... i .. . Tri . ta
hie Krnthoi-.ln.1aw T ITnotor tthn I lf AHlttlllU VUlUUirei rue urjJl.
i.,.t mv.H n., .. from fjn'imon city achools and private schools, the
Woman's Club and all other women's
Grandpa and Grandma Sterns organizations In our city, for no
came down from the ranch last Sun- Rft movement Is ever accomplished
dov and anpnf the dav with F. B. Wlinoui ine neip OI gooa women.
Sterns and family
In all this work we ask the hearty
Harvey Hubbard, who has a claim co-operation of the citizens of our
on the reserve, returned Monday
from Hale, Mo., where he has been
quite sick at his father's home.
Seth Brant and Miss Christine
Gross of Hyannls came up Sunday
and spent the day visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Thurston.
Geo. HaRBenstab and family and
Geo. McFarland spent Sunday even
ing at the Relnhold Jons home.
Chas. Kline of Martlndale was in
town Tuesday transacting business.
John Cooley, who has been out at
the ranch for some tln.e visiting his
eons, left Sunday for his home near
Hecla,
city that we may make our city
more healthful and beautiful city in
which to live.
Yours for success,
CIVIC COMMITTEE OF
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB
IF
HURTS
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
ANGORA
Eat less meat if Kidneys feel like lea
or Bladder bothers yon Meat
forma uric acid.
Angora, Nebr., April 8 The box
supper last night at the sod church
held under auspices of the Christian
Endeavor was a success, 123.15 be
ing the receipts. The highest box
sold belonged to Miss Mabel Berry,
and brought ?4.80.
Miss Myrtle Grooms of near Lynn
has been visiting at the G. W. Berry
home for a few days past.
Jeremiah Lynch came in from Io
wa this afternoon to look after his
land interests here.
Jacob Wlens was In Alliance be
tween trains today.
April 10. Relief Agent Taylor
and wife and Mrs. Meeker of Bridge
port were visiting Agent R. K. May-
bell and family Friday.
Alva Gillisple came up from Au
burn, Nebr.. Friday for a short visit
with relatives.
L. L. Stoner and Mrs. C. D. Hen
derson went to Alliance to take the
civil service examination for post-
iniRter today.
Miss Myrtle Grooms departed for
Blakesburg, Iowa. She expects to
remain there for some time.
April 12. Earl Dove motored out
to Lynn Saturday eve, returning this
morning.
C. S. Stoner and H. J. Walsworth
took Sunday dinner with Rev. G. W.
Berry and family.
John Smoker reports having sold
bis black team to a horse buyer at
Bayard Caturday. They will be used
for cavalry horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Jameson de
parted this morning for Cushing, Ok
Ianoroa.
Rev. D. W. Montgomery held
meetings both morning and evening
Sunday at the sod church.
Harry Barber has moved Into the
premises vacated by Clark Jameson.
Most folks forget that the kidneys
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and need a flushing occasionally, else wa
have backache and dull misery in the
kidney reenon. severe headaches, rben
miitio twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
leeletiie and all sorts of bladder Hit.
orders.
You simply must keep your kidnnvt
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or nam in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Suits from any good drug store ncre,
tuko a tablettpoonlul in a glass ol water
ln-fore breakfast for a few days and
jour kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
crapes and lemon juice, combined with
litbia, and is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. It also neutralizes the acid
in the urine so it no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad baits is harmless; inexpensive
makes a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which everybody should take
now and then to keep their kidneys clean,
thus avoiding serious complications.
A well-known local druggist says be
lills lots of Jad Salts to folks who bulieve
:u overcoming kidney trouble while it is
'n!v trouble.
GOING TO HASTINGS
carried results of some sort of fra
cas, both of her eyes being darkened
and her face being bruised. Mr. Twll
egar did not take the stand in his de
fense, claiming that he did not want
to get up and contradict his wife,
but that the marks on her face were
not caused by him, as his evidence
would have shown had he presented
It.
Under the conditions there was no
alternative for Judge Berry but to
put Twilegar under a peace bondr
the amount of which was $200.
Claimed Husband Beat Her
Last Saturday Mrs. L. A. Twilegar
swore out a complaint against ber
husband, charging him with beating
and mistreating ber that morning in
their home. The case was heard be
fore Judge Berry Monday morning.
When Mrs. Twilegar took the
stand, it was noticed that she still
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD J
(let a email package of Hamburg
r.rnt Tea, or as the German folks
call it, "Ilamlnirgcr Brut Thee," at any
pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the
ta. put a cup of boiling water upon
it. pour through ' a sieve and drink a
teacup full at any time during the
day or before retiring. It is the most
effective way to break a cold and cure
prip, as it opens the pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, tbus driving a cold from the
system.
Try it the next time you suffer from
a cold or the grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
,1 BACKACHE AND
LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT
Bab Pain and Stiffness away with
a tmall bottle of eld honest
St. Jacobs Oil
When your back is sore and lame
or lumbago, sciutii'tt or rht'iimatUm has !
you stiffened up, don t suffer! Oet a
25 cent Iwttle of oil. honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug "tore, pour a
little in your hand and rub it right
into the pain or ache, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Ion't stay crippled! This soothing,
i met rating oil needs to be used only
re. It takps the ache and pain right
:i f your back and ends the misery.
, is niagical, yet absolutely harmless
mid doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica
and lame back misery so promptly I
J. H. Fredinberg
and Go.
ASHBY, NEBRASKA .
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FARE S3 22
DAILY BETWEEN
CLEVELAND &
ig3UFFALO
The Great Ship "SEEANDBEE"
fcj Tto fertrwt wid most potly wUmmtr on any inland wator of tba world Sleapina i
sf uotib ior ouu paMtrifrara,
HI "CITY OF ERIE" 3 Mmificm St mr "CITY OF BUFFALO"
Jl between
C CLEVELAND Dafly, May 1st to Dec 1 at BUFFALO
Jt Airiv buffalo - :MA.1I. Arrive 1
t-ee p. m.
J0 A.M.
Buffalo
Cleveland
tfOntrttl fltafwfard Timet
Count Him at Boffala far Niagara Fall and all Eaatcra and Cansdlaa point. Railroad tick'
iu reading iwrween uevtienu ana tsunaio are good Icr trenaportatioa on our
your ticket agent for tickrte via C. A B. Line.
Nl Biuo SKEANBBKK at oa rooohrt mt Svo ewe to cover pootago and aWia. Aleo aaS I
I f"T oor g4pege ptf oriel end oriptive booklet free. I SI
y THE CLEVELAND & BUFFALO TRANSIT CO, Cloeolaad. Okie)
tifuliv colored swttoraJ rramKta chart, aiaowmsr bolh cxtarinr and intdgrtap of Thg flwmmt
41 nv a-
91 B
DYE & OWENS
Transfer Line
Household gooti
moved promptK
and transfer wor.
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MONUMENT
MALINDA
Tea aWt am aar vtca Tea
baajag aewdtf. Daa't
are oteaeieal ama vl
Cihut e tar lea imr ta eeat aula aad eeda.
War ckeea or tie
ay I ilanl. It I
rowltij
Malinda, Nebr.. April 9 Andy
Dean was visiting at Bert Miller's.
Saturday and Sunday of last week,
Mrs. Calvin Derr and Mrs. L. A.
Dean were visiting at Mrs. J. B
Conrad's one day last week.
I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meek have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Meek be
i fore moving to Gering, where tby
will spend the summer.
Wilford Cogar purchased a fine
Granite
Marble
Paiot'-Fishburn Granite Co.
Grand Island, Nebr.
Write for Information or call
oa our Local Agent
AL. VIKEI.
Agent at Alliance
Killing Prairie Dogs
Is your land Infested with prairie dogs? Is your range damaged and your crops endangered
with this pest? For thirty-five years I have been killing these pests with a method of my own that
tinea the work quickly and surely. My outfit will operate In western Nebraska during the coming
fctuson.
e
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 is infected with the dogs. I will sell the rights for this business for thU part of Nebras
ka to any reliable person or ersons.
Call on or write me at the Nebraska Rooming House, In Alliance. If 1 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