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They Like the
Wheatland Country
Among those who have recently returned from a visit to
the Wheatland, Wyoming, irrigated country are Mr. and Mrs.
0. D. Ilobbs and son Myers. Like the others who have visited
this garden spot, they are more than enthusiastic regarding the
present and future possibilities, and believe that country is the
coming irrigated farming country of the west.
Ask anyone who has made the trip to Wheatland with me
what they think of the country. Ask Mr. Hobbs he will give
you his honest convictions and will tell you exactly what the
country is like.
Then, after you have seen and talked to Mr. Hobbs, come
to me and let me arrange to take you there so you can see for
yourself. The Wheatland country is so good that it doesn't
need any misrepresentations, and I'll lot you be the judge.
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J. L. Williams
Call, Phone or Write Alliance, Nebraska
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Union Men Take Notice!
UNION
ESS
LABEL
Every garment purchased from us bears the union label,
and every garment that leaves the shop, whether it is cleaned
or pressed, or if it is a newly -made garment, is guaranteed to be
as near perfect as it is possible to make it.
- A' new line of fall and winter samples has been received,
and we now have them on display. All the latest weaves and
textures, from the cheapest that's good to the best on earth.
Beautiful new serges and the popular new wide plaids, also all
of the new "Exposition" novelties, which will be all the rage
this fall and winter. Let us take your measure now, so you
will have the suit when you want it.
Bring us your cleaning, pressing and repairing work
we'll attend to it promptly; or bettor still, let us call for and
deliver it.
ROY B. BURNS
Alliance National Bank Building
Phone 133
Kirby Coal
We sell the genuine Kirby Coal nut size for cook stoves
and the lump for furnaces. Kirby coal gives evener heat and
more heat and sells for less than most other medium priced
grades. We are also agents for
from the Sheridan district. Carney coal is unexcelled for do
mestic use. No soot, no clinkers, less than three per cent ash,
free from all impurities. No coal of its same character com
pares as a heat producer.
Make An Estimate of Your Next Winter's Supply and Let U
Make You a Price on It Now. Prices Will Advance Sept. 1st.
ALLIANCE CREAMERY CO.
W. E. SPENCER, Manager
CHILDREN'S EYES
If the little girl complains of
headaches, is backward in her
studies, or does not like to
study', it is probable that she
has some eye defects. Better
be on the safe side and have US
examine her eyes. A correc
tion of the error will save her
lots of trouble, and you from
worry and regret.
DRAKE & DRAKE
ItegUtered Optometrists
313 llox Uutte. Ave.
Over Lot smit h's Variety Store
MITCHELL-HOBBS
MImm Muurice Mitchell and !cn J.
IIoI(h Married Near I.yiuu
Yesterday Morning
Miss Maurice Vinna Mitchell and
Myers J. Hobbs .were united in mar
riage Wednesday morning at 11
o'clock at the home of the bride's
brother. J. It. Mitchell, near Lynn.
Rev. H. J. Young, of the Alliance
Christian church, officiating.
Only the Immediate relatives and
friends of the bride and groom were
present, and after the ceremony all
sat down to a table loaded with good
things to eat. Shortly afterward the
newlyweds came to Alliance by auto
mobile, and Wednesday night took
the train for Denver and other points
for a few days' visit with relatives
and friends. of both.
Mrs. Hobbs is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. N. J. Mitchell, who lire in
Missouri, but she taught school near
Moffltt last year and had remained to
spend the summer with her brother.
at whose home they were marrirrf.
She Is a beautiful and accomplish id
young lady who has countless frien Is
over the county.
Mr. Hobbs is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. O. D. Hobbs. of Alliance, and in
one of Dox Butte county's substan
tial, upright young men. He receiv
ed most of his education in the Alli
ance public schools, and lust year
taught school near Angora.
On their return from the honey
moon they will vlnlt a short time in
Alliance, after which they will take
up housekeeping near Moffltt. The
Herald Joins with the many other
friends of the couple in extending
congratulations.
Dr. W. J. Mahaffy
DENTIST N
Gas Administered Lady Assistant
Over lht Ottlce
Alliance : Nebraska
I FOR SALE A house and six lots
iu Alliance. Close in. Will sell very
cheap if taken at once. Write box
324, Hall Hotel, Denver, Colorado.
38-4t-496S
YOUNO CHICKS and sweet corn
for sale. Mrs. E, J. Reeves.
38-11-4969
STRAWBERRY PLANTS should
be set out during September. Buy
them from J. 1 Barger. I'hone 9.
38-71-4961
HOUSEHOLD GOODS for sale. Va
cant rooms for rent. At 519 Big
Horn avenue. Alliacne, Nebr.
3s-2t-4960f
Herald want ads bring results. Try
them. I'hone 340.
M. K. CONKKKKNCK '
To lie Held at tiortlon, September t
o & - llishop Ouayle to Ireld
The twenty-third annual session
of the Northwest Nebraska confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
church will be held at Gordon, Ne
braska, September 1 to 5. Bishop
wm, A. Quayle, D.D., LL.D., of St
Paul, Minnesota, will preside.
Rev. O. S. Baker, pastor at Alli
ance, and Rev. Halslup, district sup
erintendent, will attend from here.
1010-16 Terra Open Monday, ftep
, tember fl Only One Chan go
In Fatuity This Year
Miss Eunice Burnett and Mr. Ed
ith Swan-Zedlker returned to Alli
ance Sunday from "Camp Mullam"
where they have been enjoying -turn
for the past month, and are aow
msklnic the necessary preparation
for the. opening of the AUIjum
School of Music, which opening will'
be on Monday, September . KalpBt
Untacke, Instructor In the violin U
partment, la now on the road to Al
liance, coming horseback from Mal-
len to Angora, and proceeding froar
there to Alliance on the train. Mr,
Uniacke went by the aame root,
making the trip from Angora to M al
ien on a horse. There was aom
speculation among hla friends a tot
how be and the horse would sta&tf-
the long trip, and It la now thougttt
that the only reaaon he la riding tft
horse back la that he knows of w
other way to get the animal back tt
tta owner.
Miss Burnett and Mrs. Zedlker car
they never before enjoyed auch
lightful time aa they have Just apest.
and their appearance beara out Ulo
claim, for they appear to have boos
expoaed to the elements moat of tfear
time, which have given them com
plexions like a harvest hand'a. How
ever, they ahould not let this worry
them, aa a few months' strenuous la
bor In the school room will efface all
marks of old Sol'a antica. The sam
ia true of Mr. Uniacke.
There will be but one change tm
the faculty of the school this year.
Miss Teresa Pearl Hlghfs place ba
been filled by' Miss Mattle Clare Ox
ford, who cornea to Alliance and to
the school most highly recommend
ed. She ia a graduate from the No
oraska Wesleyan School . of Exprsav
sion and Oratory under Prof. Knox,
and since her graduation baa wow
for herself a notable distinction. She
comes to Alliance from Thuratoav
where she haa taught for some tlmo.
Regarding her work. Chancellor
Fulmer of the university anya: "t
have heard Mina Glfford a number of
times. She never fails to delight aft.
audience. Her manner la very pleao-
lng, her voice la good, and she to
very artistic in whatever she re n
ders." The faculty of the School of
Music feel themselves very fortunate
in securing such a competent instrqe
tor for the coming ' year, She will
have charge of elocution, physical
culture and dramatic art. .
Buy your receipt books, legal
blanks, blank notes, all kinds of
blanks at The Herald office. Price
reasonable. A big assortment.
ADDITIONAL ANGORA ITEMS ,
Mrs. Mary Bowers returned from
Beatrice where she haa been spend
ing the summer with her sister.
Dr. Jones of Bridgeport was here
Tuesday. He has several patients
In and around town and intends to
make a trip here once a week here
after. His office will probably be at
A. O. Stoner'a residence.
Change in Postal Regulation
order No. 9099, of the postmaster
general, effective September 1, read
as follows:
"Fourth-class mail shall not bo
registered, but may be, Insured
against loss In an, amount equivalent
to Its actual Value, but not to exceed.
$5 In any one case, on payment of ft.
fee of three cents; not to exceed S2S
on payment of a fee of five cent;
not to exceed ISO on payment of a
fee of ten centa, or not to exceed
1100 on payment of a fee of twenty'"'
five centa, in addition to the postage,
both to be prepaid by stamps affixed;
but Indemnity will not be allowed la
cases of loss of auch mail address
to the Philippine Islands, unless the
loss occurred in the postal service of
the United States."
Order No. 8977 amends the postal"
laws and regulations as follows:
"Sec. 458 Vs. On and after See-"
tember 1, the postmaster at the mail
ing office may, on payment of one
cent, give the sender of an ordinary
parcel of fourth-class mall a receipt
therefor. A postage stomp to cover
the charge for the receipt shall be af
fixed thereto. The name and ad
dress of the addressee of the parcel
shall be written in the receipt by the
sender."
NOTICE
f u.ill 1. . . , . 1 ft- . ft 1 ft. .
i v ill uvr ni iu I'lijr mill rciwpn
2:30 and 3:30 p. m. dally for the
next few weeks, to receive speclaE
taxes as per ordinance No. 215.
ARCHIE U It EGO If Y.
38-2M971 . ; City Trrasurer-
Offlce blanks and blank loose-leaf
books for sale at The Herald office
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Newspaper advertis
ing is a tangible com
modity. Take this paper, for
instance. We sell our
space to the merchants.
They use it to attract
the attention of our
readers in order to in
duce them to buy. The
readers in turn compare
the ads. and go where
they can get the best for
the lowest price.
If this valuable com
modity were done away
with the merchant and
the reader would have a
hard time getting to
gether. Wed be way
back in the days of stage
coaches and muzzle load
ing guns.