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I BUY GRAIN
See me before you sell your
grain. Highest prices paid for
all kinds of grain. Can handle
any amount at all times.
OSCAR O'BANNON
Phone 519 or 9.
AUCTION SALE
HORSES AND CATTLE
An auction sale of Horses and Cattle will be
held at my ranch, 20 miles south of Alliance and
12 miles east of Angora' on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15th
Among others, there will be 20 head of
dairy milk cows and some good weaned calve".
Watch for future announcement or write
GEORGE D. WORKMAN
LYNN, NEBRASKA
You Visit the Exposition this Autumn or
Winter
ThouKands are troinyr to California to see that marvelous exposi
tion before the gates are closed December 31st. Many will make an
autumn tour at these cheap rates, returning before winter, while
many will leave before cold weather for the winter in Southern Cal
ifornia, going via San Francisco. The final return limit of Exposi
tion tickets is December 31, 1915; those spending the winter in Calif
ornia should travel either on one way ticket, or there is available the
first-class nine-months excursion ticket.
Consult me if you expect to go this autumn. Let me make your
through reservations early.
Burlington through service Coast routes comprise a "See Anur-
ica" tour that includes the scenic, the highly developed regions, the
attractive cities of half a continent.
Safe
Rats don't at Safe Horns
Matches. They can't be made
to eat them. That's been proved.
Safe Home Matches are made
of ingredients which, although,
non-poisonous, are obnoxious
ffC, uirwn -
Thirt)-Six for S3 Ceut
Dr. King's New Life Pills are now
supplied In well-corked glass bottles,
containing 36 sugar coated white
pills, for 25c. One pill with a glass
of water before retiring is an average
mm
Alliance, Nebraska.
J. KUIDELBAKill, Ticket Agent, Alliance, Neb.
L. W. WAKKI.KY, General Passenger Agent.
1004 Farnain Street, Omaha, Nebraska
Rats Don't Eat
Home Matches
to rodents. Safe Home Matches
light easily, but not too easily.
They are safe afe and sure.
Sticksareextralong estrastrong.
They cost oo more than other
brands of matches.
dose. Easy and pleasant to take. Ef
fective and positive in results. Cheap
and economical to use. Get a bot
tle today, take a dose tonight your
Constipation will be relieved In the
morning. 86 for 25c, at all druggists.
Adr No I
Our Space
Worth
While I
By MOSS.
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 n the days of stage
coaches and muzzle load
ing guns.
f'KOt'lUl It. 10 IUKK HANOI
Men Wlm liril ('mil,. That on
IVIsew Hi St. tioM-tili Show
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At 6 o'clock Wednesday juorniliK
occurr-d tht marriage of Mis Delia
B-ei::ier tin. I Mr. Frank FrlemuMi,
at tin Holy UoKury church, by the
Keveivni l'"ter Donnelly. The lrHe
Is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Ilrvlilifi-, wild ill groom is the son
ot Mr. and Mra. W. Frieiuuth. The
yountt cii;Sr will leave for Denver
and other western points.
XOTI K
In order, to demonstrate the possi
bilities of a cla.ss in Physical Culture
and Folk Dance, we will give free of
charge a lesson to all youog ladies of
the city on next Saturday evening at
7:15 o'clock, at Woods Hall.
ALLIANCE SCHOOL OF Ml'SIC.
Miss Mattie V. Giftor I
Physical Director.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 2720 ac
res, 20 miles south of Alliance, 12
miles east of Angora, and 6 miles
from Lynn. 11-room frame house
and other good ranch Improvements.
Cuts 600 tons of hay. Price tl2.'rt
per acre, 10 yearH' time on $25,000
or more. School on land. Geo. I).
Workman, Lynn, Nebraska.
42-tf-6025
A Uood Household Salve
Ordinary ailments and injuries are
not of themselves serious, but infec
tion or low vitality may make them
dangerous. Don't neglect a cut, sore.
bruise or hurt because it's small
Blood Poison has resulted from a
pin-prick or scratch. For all such
ailments Bucklen's Arnica Salve Is
excellent'. It protects and heals the
hurt: is antiseptic, kills infection and
prevents dangerous complications
Good for all Skin Blemishes, Pimp
les, Salt Rheum, Ecsema. Get an or
lginai 2 -ounce 25c box from your
druggist.
Adv No 2
TRAINMEN'S daily time books for
ale at The Herald office for twenty
cents each. Ask to see them. , .
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HOW MANY OFFICES
CAN ONE MAN HOLD
(Question Huh Iteeu lUiiM-d an to
Whether lleireentaUve llroome
Can Ik' Judge at Same Time
In the absence of County Judge L.
A. Berry, Y. M. Uroonie, state repre
sentative for this district, has been
appointed to serve an district Judge.
Inasmuch as .Mr. Itroome already
holds one elective oUlce, the question
has been raised as to whether or not
he can also hold the ofllee of county
judge at the same time.
The fact that Mr. Broome is also
the administrator of several estates
under this court as a probate court,
has also been brought up. Far ties
Interested have written the state au
thorities for their legal opinion in
the matter, in order that the question
may be settled.
ATTENDED ENCAMPMENT
IahiU l'owell and David I'urinton IU
port a Very I,lAant Trip to
State Fair Jriicampment
Louis Powell and Dlvld Purinton,
w ho represented Box Butte county D
the Boys' School Encampment at
Lincoln, report a very profitable and
enjoyable trip. . The school was In
charge of the Nebraska College and
State Board of Agriculture.
Ths headquarters and camp were
on the fair grounds. The forenoon
of each day was devoted to the school
work, consisting of four 45-mlnute
periods. The afternoons and even
ings were spent In ushering at the
grand stand, the auditorium, and the
coliseum, or looking at the different
machinery, crop and live stock dis
play, eta
ine boys also enjoyed the elabor
ate entertainment furnished by the
Flying Kays, Thompson the aviator
in loop the loop features and racing
with Barney Oldfleld, the famous au
to racer, the auto racing of Endlcott,
Disbrow, and Kaliney, "Desert Joe",
the racing ostrich, horse races. Pains
lireworks display, and Joe Stecher,
the champion wrestler.
The follow! n gls the program of
the school camp this year:
Monday, Sept. 6, 1913
' Assembly.
Horse Judging Prof. H. J. Gram
lich. How to Feed Farm Animals
Prof. C. B. Lee.
How All Can Have Fruit Prof.
K. H. Hoppert.
Tuesday, Sept. 7
Planning the Farm Prof. H. C.
Filley.
Prevention of Hog Cholera Dr.
J. 11. Gain.
The Saw and the Hammer Prof.
A. A. Baer.
How to Grow Grapes Prof. J. R.
Cooper.
Wednesday, Sept. 8
Story of a Boy (Illustrated) Prof
H. K. Bradford.
.The Development of Farm Macbin
ery Prof. I. D. Wood. )
How to Make Our Soils Produ
Prof. P. B. Barker.
Factors That ' Determine Farm
Protits Prof. H. C. Filley.
Thtui-Hday, Sept. 9
A Year with a Junior Corn Grow
er L. T. Skinner.
Insects In Relation to Man Prof.
L. Bruner.
How to Choose the Best Dairy Cow
Prof. J. H. Fransden.
Better Corn Crops for Nebraska
F. D. Keim.
Friday, Sept. lO
Agricultural Education at Home
C. W. Pugsley.
In sect a and Farm Animals Prof,
L. Bruner.
The Feed and Care of the Dairy
Cow Prof. J. H. Fransden.
Knots, Ties and Splices in Ropes
Dr. J. H. Gain.
WHAT A1JOIT IT?
800,000 bushels of grain is the es-
i ma ted crop of Box Butte county.
What if it should burn? Do you
want to work all summer in the hot
sun, and then be cheated out of your
year's income in a very few minutes?
It never iiays to take a cluuice. A
trine over two cents a day will pay
for a policy for one year, covering
11.000 on grain of all kinds, thresh
ed or unthreshed, while in barns,
granaries, cribs, dwellings, or Macks
or rickt or shocks, on cultivated
lands or in process of threshing.
Protect yourself get It Insured.
Sev SiMNldy it Mollring they will ex
plain.
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PREPARATIONS CONTINUE
Committee ANlnted to Iook After
Market Week liaising runds
and Laying Plans
If the present plans of the com'
tnittee appointed by L. H. Highland
president of the Retail Merchant
Federation, go through, as they un
doubtedly will, the week of October
2T-30 will be the biggest event ever
held in Alliance. Alliance Market
Week is to be a full week of amuse
ment and bargain giving.
Each member of the committee
will have a day to care for, insuring
a variety of entertainment for all
Monday and Saturday will be ban
died by Sallows and Thomas, Tues
day by Darling, Wednesday by Cogs
well, Thursday by Rowan, and Fri
day by Moore. The committee met
Wednesday evening at the Comnier
cial Club office and reported on the
progress made in raising funds. Lv
eryone is lending financial encour
agement and it is believed that the
necessary expense money, amounting
to approximately $4 50, will be rsls
ed by the last of the week.
Charley Tully, the well known
ranchman, has agreed to donate
steer for the barbecue, and an expert,
barbecue man will be employed to
null off this event.
The Alliance fire department will
assist in the entertainment and will
give thrilling exhibitions on the
down town streets. The swimming
pool will also come in for purl of the
nterrainment. Among other forms
of entertainment planned for are a
anre, baby show, horse and colt
how, chicken show, etc.
An Ka.i)-, rieant laxative
One or two Dr. King's New Life
Pills with a tumbW of water at
night. No bad, nauseating taste; no
belching gas. Oo right to bed. Wake
p In the morning, enjoy a free, easy
bowel movement, and feel fine all
day. Dr. King's New Life Tills are
sold by all druggists, 36 In an orig
inal package, for 26c. Get a bottle
today enjoy this easy, pleasant lax
ative. Adv No 2
ARE At 1A INST PAYIXO
Senator Karl Mallery Not In Favor of
rating Alley 1 lot ween Ilox Ilutte
and Iranile Avenue
At the last meeting of the city
council a petition was presented by
the Commercial Club asking that the
lley between Third and Fourth
streets and Box Butte and Laramie
avenues be paved, the expense being
assessed against the adjoining prop
erties. This petition was signed by
A. Newberry, the First National
Bank, and W. W. Norton. The coun
cil seemed In fsvor of the proposition
and an ordinance was ordered drawn
up to be taken up at the next meet
ing. It now appears that there Is some
sentiment in the block affected
gainst the paving. Senator Earl
Mallery. when asked by a Herald re
porter this morning regarding the
rumor that a petition was out pro
testing against the paring, stated
that the petition was not yatovt, but
that It was contemplated. He gave
as a la reason for opposing the paving
that the streets should be paved be
fore the alleys.
The cost of the paving has been
estimated at two dollars per foot for
the adjoining property. It is not
known whether or not the protest
will be filed with the council and
Get This
Can of Paint
and Shingle
All the talk In the world would never sell a can of paint to a
man who knows good paint when he sees it.
He buys paint on its merits, not on its claims.
We want everyone who has a barn to paint tq come In and get
a sample can of Standby Burn Paint. We want you to see for your
self what a good paint it Is. v
Be sure and get the shingle painted one and two coats take It
home, paint a shingle of your own, and put ours and yours side by
side and compare them. You will find you can duplicate the result
with
if I 1 11 f5SVI
n other word
lint h you would
Standby l-slnt.
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Read the Formula
Vou will im it contnlin the hluliFKt prni-nlm:? f fill of iin' bnrn pmnt x
the market. The liquid Hmtlyxl kliown 4:1.7 I'urv l.insiwl li. VI - ilrnvr
Japan. Nearly half Ihm liquid oil. We Uon't liuve tu tull ) uu miuli wiu.-a
you that.
We irive yoa sample to hnw Ita color nd finish - li uv knioothh- i: w orks
under the brush and how it cover.
We coil your attention to the lilirh percentage of oil.
We (aaranfee ft wmarinf mualitim for fivm year whmn property mopliod.
Stop In our store (or your sample. Try it on your burn dour. Match the)
painted suinKkt.
DIERK LUMBER find COAL CO.
..HELP KENT GROW..
CUTS
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Bramblett
Engraving Company
ACID-BLAST ETCHING
1311 Howard Street
whether or not this will have any mt
feet on the present plans, If it Is filed.
I.F.AVIM; OCT ADYKKTISIWO
Prac tical lse Made of 0ort unity t
Show Appreciation of Alli
ance I to si liens Melt
As n concession to "home" adver
tisers, The Herald Is purposely leav
ing out this week outside advertising
sufficient to make w hat would be con
sldered a good business for some lo
cal newspapers. We do not call this
a donation, it Is simply a matter ot
business, conducted on fair and
square business principles.
Most of the merchants of Alllanc
treat The Herald splendidly. W ap
preciate the treatment accorded the
paper by the business men of our
home jiy and are glad to make prac
tical 'e of an opportunity to show
our appreciation, even tho it iaaf
cost us something to do It.
NOTICE
I will be at the city hall between
2:30 and 3:30 p. m. dally for th
next few weeks, to receive special
taxes as per ordinance No. 215.
ARCHIE OREOORT,
38-2t-4971 City Treasurer.
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH t
now To Get Relief When Bead
and Nose arc stuffed Up.
Count fifty I Your cold In head r
eaUrrh dinappears. Your clogged MS
trils will open, the air passages of yousr
head will clear and yon can brvatW
freely. No more snuffling, hawking,
mucous discharge, dryness or headache)
no struggling for breath at night.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cress
Balm from your druggist and apply s
little of this fragrant antiseptic creUB
In your nostrils. It penetrates through
every air passage of the head, sooth ina
and healing the swollen or inflanieil
mucous membrane, giving you instant
relief. Head colds and catarrh yii'hl
like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up sod.
miserable. Relief is sura,
Free
Barn Paint
thin l not "Rhnw-Shlnte." It In painted
pslnt it. and howrf tli wi-tuut tiiu.ti of
Omaha, Nebraska
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