mmif omasis (rauaow
The constant strain of
factory work very often
results in Headaches,
Backaches and other
Aches, and also weak
ens the Nerves.
DR. MILES
ANTI-PAIN FILLS
will quickly relieve the
Nerves, or Pain, while
Dr. Miles'
Heart Treatment
is very helpful when
the Heart is overtaxed.
IF FIRST BOX, OR BOTTUE.
FAILS TO BENEFIT YOU, YOUR
MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED.
SEVERE PAIN.
"I m-pil to Buffer a great des'
with lumUtsu In my slioulJors
and back. A friend ladttCSd me
to try Dr. Mites' Anti-Pain
Pills ond I am only too glud to
l.-. alle to attest to the relief
that I (tot from thes splendid
pills. They form a valuable
medicine and do all that It la
claimed they will do."
LEWIS J. Cl'TTKR,
Marietta, Ohio.
Kovprnmont In financing the war.
LADIES! SECRET TO
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Bring Back its Color and Lustre
with Grandma's Sage
Tea Recipe.
KEEP BUILDING
IS GOOD ADVICE
Building Investor- Should Oo Ahed
with I'litlis if l'i .-!, i ii j I
to K MniutAiitPri
In every crowd there is always
OflBBbody who is ready to yell "lire!"
Then the panic starts. When order
restored, everybody wonders why
everybody else lost his head.
When President Wilson issued his
1 .11 proclamation and called upon
4 he people of the United States to
unserve their resources for the
struggle ahead, he did not mean that
t'iey should stop spending money. He
"id mean that useless expenditures
snould stop, but that was nothing
DOW, Business consists of buying
ind selling. Certain kinds of busi
ness arc fundamental. The building
' jsiness is one of them.
There need be no curtailment in
building or road construction. Let
oth public and private useful build-
nf, construction proceed. Produc
I 'on and handling of building mater
.i.ls and public and private construc
tion work are fundamental industries
of the country. Any tendency to
suspend or postpone building pro
jects is Inconsistent with maintain
ing our prosperity. The country is
I prosperous. lluilding investors
should not hesitate to go ahead with
their plans. Railroads should span
no effort to supply the building in
dustry with the cars needed to trans
port materials. Government , state,
county and municipal authorities
should encourage the continuance of
all kinds of building. Hoad and
street improvements in particular
should go on unabated. Had roads
and streets are factors of first im
portance in the present high cost of
I foodstuffs. Never before was the
, improvement of highways so essen
tial. The lumber, brick, cement, lime,
sand, gravel, stone and other build
ing materials industries are basic.
Neither government regulations nor
railroad restrictions should he iin-
posed unnecessarily to interfere with
them. If any action is taken which
results in the prostration of .so fun
damentally important industries,
there is real danger of a surplus of
unemployed labor, a surplus of rail
road cars and a crippling of business
I that will seriously embarrass the
Common garden ISM brewed into a
Heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautiful! dark and luxuri
ant. Mixing the Sa-. Tea and Sulphur
rtflM at home, though, i tnnlkoino.
An easier wny is to I the re.nl to-ttSS
preparation Improved by the b kfitlee of
ether ingredient costing ibont M eSBtS
a lnrjre hottle, at drug stores, known SS
Y. th's Bag and Sajpsur I .impound."
thus avoiding n lot mum.
While gray, fa led hair is not sinful, wo
all (h ire to retain our youthful appear
nice ami attract iveness. Ilv darkening
your hair with Wyeth'g Ss.uo and Sulphur
Compound, no one can tell, hecnuse it
does it so naturally, so evenly. You
jut dampen a sponge or soft brush with
it and draw this through your hair,
lading one ItBSlI strand at a time; bv
morning all gray hairs have disappeared1.
After another application or two your
hair heroines beautifully dark, glossy,
soft snd luxuriant mid you appear years
younger. Wyctli's Ssge sad Sulphur
Compound is a delightful toilet rciiuisite.
It Is not intended for the cure, mitigation
or prevention of dietaic.
.,
da tks POH OOMIHtl i: r.NTs
.
June 1". to L'4 Nebraska State Holi
ness Association camp meeting at
Lincoln
.tune IS-L'O- NebraefcS Press Associ
ation Annual Convention at Oina-
tlH.
June i!-.n Nebraska Stats Sunday
School Convention at Omaha
lane :.'" to L'7 International Ass'n
of Itailawy Special Agents and Po
lice Meeting at Omaha.
.tune 2: to no Slate Coll Tourna
ment at Lincoln.
t 'ALL. FOH til l S
The Hoard of Education of Ard
more Independent Consolidated
School District, Ardmore, South Da
kota, is receiving bids for the con
struction of a brick school building
40x42 feet and two stories high with
basement to be constructed accord
ing to plans and specifications now
in the hands of Minnie Caylor, Clerk.
Contractors desiring to submit bids
will please write for details.
MINNIE CAYLOR, Clerk,
Ardmore, S. Dak.
25-;U-8379
Color printing done by exper
prompt results. Try The Herald's
Job department for your next Job
printers attracts attention and brlngi
WANTED
War Horses
We have received another order this year for a big lot
of French War horses and will hold our second inspec
tion this season at the Alliance Stock yards
Tuesday, June 12, 1917
and the following prices will be paid for accepted horses
Cavalry
Light Artillery
Heavy Artillery
$100
135
150
All horses must be well halter broke and must be from
5 to 8 years old. They will take horses that are in fair
shape. This inspection will be conducted the same as
the one we held here last year.
For information write or wire at our expense or call
Phone 104.
C. L. LESTER & CO.
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA
SlNMrSuTOOL
Lesson
(Br K. o. IKLLSHS, Acting Director of
Hie Hundrtv 81 liool Course of the Moody
Kihls Instituted
OopyrlsM, 1917. Western Newtpuprr Vnl.m i
LESSON FOR JUNE 10
JESUS CRUCIFIED.
l.nSHON' TEXT John 19:1-H, S5-S0.
OOLDKN TKXT Christ died for our
sins. -I Cor. 15:1.
We ate compelled to omit n conslder
ntioti of that dark, despicable trial In
tlMte'S Judgment hall. Pilule's weak
kneed subservience to custom nml the
cry of the politician Is one of the black
est pages in history. His scourging of
the man whom lie, himself, declared
innocent, is practically without paral
lel. After the mocking and the scourg
ing, PtlatS said nnto the people, He
hold the man" (v. 5), and later In sur
i iism he said to the same people, "He
hold your king" (v. 14), Teachers
should emphasis Ml the beginning nnd
all through this lesson that Jesus
MUttercd ami died for the sins of all
men, ours as well as those of Ills own
day.
I. The Crucifixion of Jesus (vv.
10-23), It was Bbottl nine o'clock In
the morning when I'llate gnve his Infn
itlOUS order that .lesus should he cru
i Illed. It was indoc i ii sorrowful pro
cession which moved Itself along the
"Via Dolorosa" (tin- Sorrowful Way),
consisting; of the Roman soldiers, the
tottering, physically exhausted man of
Ontllec, mid, Luke sddrt, "sorrowing
women.1 They toii him to the place
of n skull, a hill aboal sixty feet high,
at the foot of which was the rock-
hewn sepnlchcr In which his body was
later laid. The place was culled In
Hebrew " iolgot ha." ih- Aramaic for
-kuii. Calvary Is the Latin for the
saino. (in cither side of lilm were
cruflfled the robber, which was an
evident effort to odd to his shame as
V I'll ns a salutary w anting to the Pass
over pilgrims. Over the cross PI la to
wroio a title on n wood mi tablet. Fol
lowing the usual custom, this was
nailed at the head of .Jesus, Betting
forth his crime. The words It bore
v ere, "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the
Jews," as th rjjfh Pilate would take
malicious revena Upon the mob which
iiad made him perform a deed he had
sought to avoid. Literally this sign
meant "This man Is the klngllet of
nil Jews, and roe what they have done
to him." In response to Pilate's ques
tioning, Jesus said. "I am the King of
the Jews." Pilate knew that lie was
innocent, and souulu to let him go free,
hut. rather than Incur the hatred of th.'
Jewish authorities, he yielded to their
demand for his blood, and became u
parly to the murder of the Son of i.
Men today take a pari in. his rrucl
tixlon rnlher than surrender wholly
lo him, uml pay the price of open con
fcsslon " They crucified lilm." How
tilers words laid the pride of men In
the dust. Human nature Is the same
today as it was two thousand years
: go when the world's bitterest hat."
was wreaked not uMn a had man bin
upon 'be hed man. th" perfect man,
the fJod-mnn. Th" pain Jesus Bttf
Ted on Cfllvnry B i no Imagination,
lie suffered it all fr us (isa. 58:41),
but the physical su.lerint; was not the
most severe SgOH) hit hore (I's. C'. :'') ;
Mail. 7rhit. The Tltcilixioll of Jesus
"aiis part of the denial purposes of
(,'od's love nnd redemption.
II. The World's Darkest Hour (vv.
2830). Bach f 'be Gospel writers raj
fers to the part soldiers look In
casting lots for his garments. They
w ere uneon leioiisly
fuUillius th
lrophecy of Psttlm 22:18, and It was
from their number that one of the su
preme tcwtl monies to the character of
Christ came (See Matt. 2" :"). The
llrst three evangelists tell us of tlw
throng of pilgii. is wits pa--se along
ilia highway from ihe north, close nt
lutnd, ninl who wtiittfed their h 1 ils in
imitation and iaukery of the n roiiy
of the one who wes being erticltltHl,
flat there were OtllOtS who wire P)toC
l uors of Ibis event, n group "f Christ
lovers (v. '-').
"it is BnlshtsL" Tttese r remark-
able words. He M linished hi v llf-
feting; he had finished that for which
le- Cams Into the world When be l"
gun bis ministry ; he had finished the
mission for which 1 is father bad sent
him Into the world; he had finished
ale' fulfilled the propheeh ; concern
lug bis suffering and death; he he
completed t lie work of III I redemption J
the atonement v ; Hulshed, and S.i
tnn's power was Bulshedl the Moaalt
law wus tlulsli . us far as lis rhtiOU
upon the belioVef were colicermsl
(Horn. H):4; fid. J:V',; Kpb. 2:13 and
10). Outkiinlly it seemed to be s
lan's supreme 1. nir. It w as Ihe v orhl's
darkest hour.
The seven last words. These would
be un Interesting study for any class
(i) "father forgive them for they
know not what they do;" (2) "Today
thou shall be with me in I'aradUe."
(:i) "Woman, heboid thy son ; () "My
hn. my Ood, why hast thou forsaken
meV (o) "I thirst;1 (0) "It Is tin
ished;" (7) "Father Into thy hands l
commit my spirit." Christ had powff
to lay down bis life. He had power to
take it up again, hut he laid It down
stihmittlug to a burial in the tomb
At thai moment note the enect upon
the malefactor. uhiii the centurion, up
mi the elements of cloud and sky. up
on the veil of the temple. umii the
jM-ople nnd tisn his friends. What Is
tie effect of this story upon yourself,
teachers, and uxn those who are lis
leniug to-your Instruction 1
KING'S CORNER
( On Draft J
THE OLD BUDWE13ER
CORNER
is now gptmtlng under Ihe name
"Kitift's Corner" wiih "Johnny"
formerly mixer hi King- & Wil
Mn 'h in clini'U'e.
The Refnnuting ami rVon-intt
ioatinp Beveitgl on dini'l gad
ItOltlcH.
delivered hnjrwhere in 1
at r
$f n cane of :5G pints.
$1.86 rebate for return of case.
' SOFT DRINKS, LUNCHES,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, CANDY
KING'S CORNER
John Hodgkin8on, Manager
THE ELECTRICAL WAY
flffi
' The modern and efficient way to light youf home and
lighten your work. Eliminate the drudgery of needless toil
and reduce the high cost of living by devoting your time
and energy to more profitable work. The cost of electricity
in Alliance is exceedingly small.
' Let us install your electric equipment, lights and fixtures.
All our work is done by men of long experience in the busi
ness thus insuring you complete satisfaction.
There is an electric appliance for every need and nianv
of then are adapted to your needs.
f We carry a Complete line of fixtures, lamps and laltor-sav-Ittg
devices. Confer with us nml save both time and money.
Our prices arc as low as any in the world.
Alliance Auto Supply Co.
ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT
J. H. Kane, Mgr.
Are You
Going to Build ?
Yon have boon planning, perhaps, to repair your barn,
build a ggrtge, build a ehiekeu bouse; put on 1 nen roof or'
erect a new wiiifr to your house.
You want to do it WELL, but CHEAPLY.
Thai's win re WE eouie in. It 'you're Jjoin to do the
work yOUrself or have it done by tlie day's work, K't Ottr fig
ures on lumber ami supplies.
We know what we are talking about. We invite you to
PUT i s TO THE TEST.
Alliance, Nebr.
Phone 73
Alliance Junk Company
OLD IRON I $6.00 PER TON
BONES 10.00 PER TON
EXTRA BIO PRICES FOR OLD COPPER AND BRASS
L. Kulakofsky, Prop.
PHONE 222
309 LARAMIE AVE.