MAT, 111!
IIENKFITH OF MKMHERSIIIP
(Continued from pae 2.)
tng anything belonging to members
of the N. 8. O. A. He might steal a
steer belonging to a member and
get away with It by skinning it and
burning the hide, but he can't ship
It to an open market without getting
caught.
Other Heannna for
Joining Association
There are other splendid reasons
why all Nebraska ranchmen and oth
ers Interested In the live stock In
dustry In thla state should join the
association, all of which cannot be
mentioned In one issue of the paper.
Brand inspection Is a matter of groat
Importance to all who are in danger
at any time of losing their cattle by
being stolen or straying. Some of
the good work of the association ben
efits stockmen who are not members
as well as those who are, by making
it dangerous for cattle thieves to try
to operate in this state, but no one
has a right to expect the benefit of
brand inspection provided and paid
for by the association unless he Is a
member.
Many other benefits of member
ship In the N. S. O. A. might be
enumerated, but they can all be In
cluded, In a general way, in the good
that comes to any line of Industry or
biiBlnesB when those engaged In it
are in touch with each other. They
are ready then to act conjunctively
on short notice when occasion re
quires, which would be practically
impossible without organization.
We refer our readers to another
article in this Issue under the head,
"Necessity of Union Among Stock
men."
UNION AMONfl STOCKMEN
(Continued from page 2.)
June 20 and 21, followed the balance
of the week by a fine public enter
tainment consisting of an exception
ally attractive program of races, con
tests and other sports. Alliance is
planning to give you the best time
you have ever enjoyed a? one of
these conventions.
You are cordially invited to make
the office of The Herald Publishing
Co. your headquarters while In the
city. Special provision will be made
for your comfort and convenience.
APPLICATION FOIt MEMBERSHIP
to
Mall to Chas. C. Jameson. Secy..
Ellsworth. Nebr.
Annual Dues $2.50 .and 3c a Head
Assessment on Cattle and Horties.
Date
Name
PoBt Office
No. Cattle
County Assesed in
Brands
PKFDE OP THE SAND HILLS
Our frontispiece this month Is a
view on the ranch of Huffman Bros.,
well known stockmen of McPherson
county. We have been claiming that
the best stocker and feeder stuff on
earth, or as good as the best, is found
in the ranch country of western Ne
braska. The picture tells the same
ator7. and the prleea paid at the live
stock market, prove It.
illy" Sunday in Kansas
City
The revival there of the world-renowned evangelist starts out as a record-breaker
in some ways. Many readers of this paper will want to read
about it, hence we have made special arrangements for them to do so, as will
be seen by reading the following. He is preaching two or three times daily to
thousands of people who crowd the big tabernacle on the same ground where
he used to play league base ball.
All the news about it; his sermons in full, pictures and descriptions will
appear in
The Weekly Kansas City Star
We have made special clubbing arrangements with The Weekly Kansas
City Star, to continue only till June 1st, by which we practically give that pa
per ONE YEAR FREE, to readers of this paper who wish it, but you must no
tify us NOW. . .
. Here is our SPECIAL OFFER for the balance of this month:
To The Alliance Herald subscribers, both old and
new, paying one year In advance, THE
WEEKLY KANSAS CITY STAR, FREE
ONE YEAR.
To The Nebraska Stockman subscribers, paying one
year in advance, THE WEEKLY KANSAS
CITY STAR, FREE ONE YEAR.
Don't Wait-Do It NOW!
The Weekly Kansas City Star is one of the biggest and best weekly
newspapers in the United States. Clean, ably edited, enterprising. A paper,
for the office and the home.
We will also receive subscriptions for it at a very low price, from per
sons who may wish to subscribe for it alone.
ALD PUBLISH
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
HER
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