22 North. Range 4 5 Went, Sixth
Principal Meridian, has Died notice
of Intention to make final three-year
proof, to establish clslni to the land
abovt described, before the Register
and Receiver of the United States
Ijind Office, at Alliance, Nebraska,
on the 2 1st day of August. 1917.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
.1 II. Hatnsey. of Mumper. Nebras
ka; Frank De France, of Ellsworth.
Nebraska; John Hnoddy. of Alliance.
Nebraska: J. T Banning, of Alli
ance. Nebraska.
T. .1 O'KBBPK, Hcglster.
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
MOTH'K TO CRKIHTORS
Rstatc No. 53. of Robert Baxter,
deceased. In the County Court of
Bos Butie County, Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska, aa: Cred
itora of said estate will take notice
that the time limited for presenta
tion and tiling of claims against said
i state is January 7. 1918. and for
payment of debts to May II. 1918;
that 1 will sit at the county court
room In said County on September 1.
1917. at 2 p m.. and January 8,
1918, at 2 p. m.. to receive, examine-,
bear, allow, or adjust all claims and
objections duly filed.
Dated Majf II, 1917.
I It A E. TA8H.
(SEAL) County Judge
Burton Reddish. Attorneys.
27-41-830-8298 i
litMAIi NOTICE
IN BOX BUTTE COUNTY COURT J
NEBRASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF EMOUENE E. WILSON, DE
CEASED. To all persons interested in said es
tate, both creditors and heirs:
Take notice: That on the 12th day
of June. A. D. 1917. Eva F ande-, Sanitary science has of late made
walker bled her petition in writing rapid strides with results that are of
with said county court praying a de- untold blessing to humanity. The lat
termination of the time of death of est application of its untiring research
said deceased; names of her heirs, is the recommendation that it Is as
degree of kinship and right of sue-1 necessary to attend to Internal sanlta-
ension to her real estate ! Hon of the drainage system of the hu-
That said Emogene F. Wilson died man body as It Is to the drains of the
April 16. 1908, and at the time of house.
her death was a resident of Box 1 Those of us who are accustomed to
Butte County. Nebraska, and was feel dull and heavy when we arise,
seized of the following described splitting headache, stuffy from a cold,
real estate, towit: An undivided one- foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom
half interest In the northwest quar- ach, can, instead feel as fresh as a
ter of Section Twenty-one (21). daisy by opening the sluices of the sys
Township Twenty-seven (27), north. ! tem each morntag and tagMtth
f.,-, (4?) .... r.f ih whole of the internal poisonous stag-
i ii I 6x- i .r i or x ii r " v
Says we will both took and feel
clean, sweet and fresh
and avoid lllnesa
illllllll!UIIMIIIIIIIIIHWMlllllHMMHIIIIlHinHllinHIMIIIIinillllllintm
Nebraska State Volunteer Fire
men's Association
President Harry J. Mauser, Fremont.
First Vice President John W. Cuthrle, Alliance
Second Vice President- Wm. P. McCune, Norfolk.
Secretary E. A. Miller, Kearney.
Treasurer F. B. Tobln. Sidney.
Chaplin- Rev W. C. Rundln. Crawford.
Board of Control- Jacob (loehrlng, Seward, chairman; C H. Mas
ters, Auburn; C. R. Frailer, Cot henburg ; H. 11. Hurtling, Ne
braska City; Clyde Beck with. Crawford.
A lepartmeiit Ih'Voted to the Interests of the Volunteer Firemen of
the StHte of Nebraska
Edited by Lloyd C. Thomas. State Publicity Chairman.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS DEPARTMENT ARE ALWAYS
WELCOMED
Address envelope to: State Publicity ChnlMMO Firemen's Ass'n,
The Alliance Herald, Alliance, Nebraska
Kile Daughter of Isabella
The regular meeting of the local
court of the Knights of Columbus
was held at their hall last night. Af
ter the mietlng a social was held in
which unite a number of the Catholic
ladies participated An Interesting
prog ran of music and declamations
was gtVoa and the sublet i or organi
zing a rourt of the Daughters of Is
abella discussed. This Mattel has
been considered, for boom Umm ami
since the me -ting held l.i.-i evening
it looks iin If Alliance would have the
distinction oi Mai the tirst city west
of the Missouri river to institute such
an organization. The daughters of
Isabella is similar to thai of the K.
C's and is purely religious in char
l cter
The Meter OStOM
a Movement is on foot to place
the water system of lhs city on a
meter basis. This mailer has been
under consideration for some time by
the city authorities and will bo hrot
up at a special or the next regular
of t he operating ores
' t
Conductor W. B. Zollinger left far
Chicago and other points In Illinois
to visit his children He expects to
be gone a couple of weeks.
HeWllnfurd orrcpondcrwe
K L Breretl has bought the lots
Which the Lincoln Ijtnd Co. owned
in llemingford, about 110 In all.
This closes the holdings of the com
pany In llemingford.
Ole lledgecock opened up his new
limber shop In the Cilman building
Sal unlay.
FROM OOAMT TO CO A NT
6th Principal Meridian, in Nebraska,
and that said Eva F. Vandewalker is
ihe sole owner of said real estate,
and said petition will be heard at
the County Court room in said coun
ty on the 24th day of July, A. D.
1917, at 1 o'clock p. m.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
notice of said hearing be given to all
persons interested in said estate by
nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in It to wash from the stom
ach, liver and bowels the previous
lay's indigestible waste, sour bile and
poisonous toxins; thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
publication of this order in the Alii- food into the stomach. The action of
ance Herald, of Alliance. Nebraska, hot water and limestone phosphate on
lor three successive weeks prior an empty stomach la wonderfully ln
t hereto. I vlgorattng. It cleans out all the soar
Dated this 12th day of June, A. D. fermentations, gases, waste and acidity
1917.
(SEAL)
28-4t-8301-833
IRA E. TASH.
County Judge
Serial No. 016101.
.Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior. U. 8.
Iind Office at Alliance, Nebraska,
.inly 7, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Myrtle
If. Blain. of Pawlet, Nebraska, who
and gives one a splendid appetite for
breakfast. While you are enjoying
your breakfast the phosphated hot
: water Is quietly extracting a large vol
1 ume of water from the blood and (jet
ting ready for a thorough flushing of
all the Inside organs.
The millions of people who are both
ered with constipation, bilious spells,
stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness;
others who have sallow skins, blood
disorders and sickly complexions are
CONSERVATION AHSOCIATION OF NEBRASKA
The Conservation Association of Nebraska was formed at n meeting
held at Lincoln June 27, attended by the Lieutenant Governor, the In
surance Commissioner, the State Fire "Marshal, and representatives of Ihe
State Council of Defense and the leading commercial organizations. Its
purpose is to protect the food supplies of the state against the ha.ards of
lire and explosion, which have been greatly increased hy war conditions,
it. harmony with the proclamation of President Wilson and the recommen
dations of the Council Of National Defense.
The fire insurance companies, which have a large stuff of expert inspec
tors and Held men trained in the investigation of such hazards, have freely
offered their services for any duty which will assist the state and national
governments, and these have been officially accepted. They will district
the state and inspect all grain elevators, flour mills, packing plant- and
other places where food supplies are accumlated They art working with
official authority, and will urge all property Owners, as a patriotic duty,
to make the changes recommended and to remove the preventable hazards
discovered. Their reports are made to the Stai Fire Marshal, who will
follow them up and see that the improvements are made.
The Executive Committee of the Conservation Association of Nebras
ka is made up as follows: W. C. Lyle, Chairman; E. S. Freeman, Charles
R McCottcr, John J. Zlminer. W. S. Harding. Charles V. Ilendi ickson, (
(i Robertson and W. H. Ahmanson.
rresidcnt Wilson, in Ins recent appeal to the public, said: Tins is
the time for America to correct her unpardonable fault of wastefulness
and extravagance." The preventable tire waste of the country is one of
its most "unpardonable faults." Two hundred million dollars have been
going up in smoke each year, and most of this loss could easily have been
prevented by the exercises of reasonable precautions. Much of the pro
perty destroyed was grain, foodstuffs and supplies of which the country
and its allies are now In serious need. The citizens who cannot go to ths
front can show his patriotism by doing everything, possible to reduce the
tire waste, and thus conserve the national resources.
A Itein.ii kahlc Chain of Home iv-tl-mony.
Anil Alliance. Addn Its
Voice to the ".mini Chorus
of lal Praise
From north to south, from east to
west ;
In every city, every community;
In every state In the Union
Rings out the grateful praise for
meeting of the city council. This new Doan's Kidney Pills,
system Will result in I derided sav- &0.000 representative people In er-
Ing to those paying for city water, ; ery walk of life
Publicly testify to quick relief ana
I. ill Paragraph
Miss May McDerniott will be mar
ried to Mr. Fred Ayers on July 18,
In this city. They are among out
most popular young people.
lasting results
And It's all for the benefit of fel
low sufferers.
In this granil chorus of local
praise Alliance is well represented.
Well-known Alllunce people
Tell of personal experiences.
Who can ask for better proof of
merit?
Henry Merk. fiOl Yellowstone
Ave., Alliance, says: "I haven't need
ed a kidney medicine for a long time
t- w u..iui... i r,i,i n.,.,vr I because 1 have none of the kidney
a rWthir WeVk. rouble of which Doan's Kidney Pills
I rid me several years ago. They corn-
Mrs J. I. Donohue. wife of Chief -
of-police Donohoe of Omaha, accom
panied by her daughter, Miss, Alice,
arrived today on 41 to visit with
Mrs. Donohoe's sister Mrs. W. J.
Con tiers.
A. T. Lunn and family visited at
CraWOfrd Sunday.
Ilallroad Notes
A. (Jregory operator will be return
ed to Alliance to work nlgMs. He
has been relieving O. W. lxiw at
Newcastle for the past six weeks.
H. P Toohe has entered the ser
vice as operator and will relieve W.
D. Mclntyre of Crawford.
J. R. Phelan and wife went to Chi
cago Sunday morning. Mr. Phelan
was called there to attend a meeting
pletely relieved me of backache and
other ailments that came from my
kidneys. I am glad to give Doan's
my endorsement."
Price fiOc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same thst
Mr. Merk hsd. Foster-Mllburn Co..
Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.
Adv July 12
John McCoy, M. D.
Office and Hospital
Reddish Block Telephone tl
on July 29. 1913. made Homestead urged to get a quarter pound Of lime
Kntry. Serial No. 016101. for Lots 1.
2. 3 and 4. SE U NW'a . EttSW
Section 18. Lots 1 and 2, Sec. 19.
Township 2 2. Rg. 4 4, KNK and
NWKNEU of Section 13. Township Ration.
stone phosphate from the drug store.
This will cost very little, but is suffi
cient to make anyone a pronounced
crank on the subject of internal sun
Professional Directory
of the Alliance Herald
Professional Photographer
Ouallty Portraits
Interior and Exterior Views
Kodak Finishing
Knlaiging all Styles
M. E. UK ERR. Proprietor
ALLIANCE AKT STl'DIO
Phone Red 165
L W. BOWMAN
Phyniciaii and Surgeon
Office: First National Bank Bldg
Phones: Office, 362: Res. 16
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
At The Herald Office
Reasonable Rates Prompt
Service
IMPKRIAL ORCHESTRA
H Pieces Member of A. F. of M.
H . A. DUBUQUE, Mgr.
M. H. W II ALKY, Director
4'oncert and Dance Work
Harness hand made from best ma
terial Outlast nny factory made
goods. Call and sue.
Harness repairing by experienced
harness maker.
4. M. COVERT
At M. D. NichoU' -tan. I. Alliance
C E. SLAOLE, M D
Physician A- Surgeon
Office phone. RSB, phone, 52
ALLIANCE. -:- NKBRASKA
L. A. B E K K Y BURTON & REDDISH
aasiarasai AttorneMat-javr
,'A"KK I And Attorneys
Phone Room Kiiuier Hlk Office Cirst National Bank Rldg
PHONE 180
Alliance, Nebraska ALLIANCE. - - NEBRASKA
THOMAS LYNCH "l et ' r '"r You"
T " a1J& harry p coursey
City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Live Stock and Ueoerol Sale
OMAHA Specialist and Auctioneer
Special Attention to Live Stock FARM SALES A SPECIAL I V
i i Psesns Reasonable
Alliance. (Phone Mid Nebr
I IRE WASTE AND Ft MID SHORTAGE
Eire prevention work is an important factor in the campaign for the
conservation of the food supplies of the country. Reduction of the pre
ventable fire waste should be regarded h every citizen as a patriotic duty.
The editor of the Nashville Tenuesseeea u and American, discussing this,
said:
All of us. when we consider llres, fall into the worst of fallacies. It
is the common practice with newspapers, when reporting (ires, to say, for
instance, "The loss was $1,00, fully covered by insurance." Now. no lire
loss can be fully, or even partially, covered by insurance Loss by fire
is complete loss, and the fact that the oyner of the property gets from some
insurance company a sum of money equal to the value of the destroyed
property does not change it. The only difference between an Insured loss
and an unincuied los sit that in the one case the loss Is distributed among
all the people or a great number of people, while in the other case the loss
is borne whollly by one man or by a little group of men. The economic
loss is exactly the same, whether the property is incured or not.
Here, to illustrate, is a warehouse In which is stored enough flour to
mee t (he bread needs of a thousand people for thirty days. The ware
house, wiht its contents, burns and the owner collects the value of it from
the insurance companies. The money of all the policyholders went to-reimburse
this one policyholder and the supply of flour has been reduced by
a quantity that would have fed a thousand people for a month Th:;i
thousand people must draw upon the supplies of flour of others for Its
bread ration for that month. The price of flonr to all consumers goes up
and the general public pays the value of the tire loss in increased cost of
bread. The man who owned the flour pays like all the others.
If the general public could be brought to look at Ures in that light,
there would unquestionably be fewer fires. A carefulness would be de
veloped in the public that would give effect to the work of tire prevention
agencies
The public may be brought, of necessity, to that view ina short while.
It were well that the public bring itself voluntarily to that view a llttel In
advance of being forced to It.
For the first time in its history, the L'nited States faces a food shorl-
Sge that approaches famine Every sack of flour, every bushel of wheat,
every barrel of corn, every dozen of eggs, and every pound of butter that
goi s up in smoke is just that much taken, not from the surplus that can
be . pared, but from a meager supply, every ounce of which will be needed
10 prevent hunger, perhaps even to prevent starvation.
Looking squarely into the face of that situation, the Cnited States can
no longer afford to be the most destructive country in the world in regard
to lues, (if that necessity, the l'nited States will have to cut down its tire
losses to the line of Ores that really cannot be prevented. That would
mean a sixty per cent reduction in tire waste iu the Cnlted States, since it
has been demonstrated that at least three out of live tires are preventable
And sixty per cent of the food, fabrics and lumber destroyed In the United
Stales annually 'by lire would go a long way toward making good the short
age thai exists in all those commodities.
faK BUY YOUR GAS by NAME flH
yjg Say Red Crown then you get the best. 8B
Always of the same high quality. Look for Stf!
SB the Red Crown sign. Ml
JjJ Polarine Oil prevents overheating. J
I Stops power leaks. ; I V
J STANDARD OIL COMPANY ! I
INBBRASKA" OMAHA CBOWN B3
J. D EMERICK
It., in led Abstractor
I have the only set of abstract
Rooks in Box Butte County.
tMMce: Rm. 7. 0era House Block
IN ALLIANCE
Twelve Years Ago
J JEFFREY. D. C. Ph. C.
A O JEFFREY. D C.
CHIROPRACTORS
Office MOOrS, 10 A M to S P M
!KM UTI.KOX Hi m k
DR. D E TYLER
MtWfNff
I'll ON E l
Over Firt National Bank
ALLIANCE NEBRASKA
's Note The following
among those which ap
the Alliance Herald of the
July 19, 190.-.
took
s well
Geo. J. Hand, M. D.
ASTHMA ami
HAY V, K V K It
Rye, Kar, Haas and Thni
PHONE S
Calls answered from SalCS day or
night
( Editor
items are
pea red in
issue of Thursday
t w siVS yeu is ago)
I '..i.i 1. 1 drovteo Will Organize
At a meeting of potato producer
held at the West school house, north
of Alliance laM Saturday a tempor
ary oraaniaatOM was perfected by
elect ng Albert Hadley presdent and ' boat
ill Mi. in a it
Stand wth
cursonstl enjoyed ther
.lotin Lawrence secretary Ihe pui
POSS ot l. MSoratOS I to look to the
proti . ton of l her nterests and all
Brewers are arlad to jon same, a
coinnitlee of two A lladli and
Wm list sat was tpponted to eon ft
wth the tanners near Hcmiigford
next .Saturday and a general Bieetnl
s called to take place n Allano July
9
I
1 1
W boat The lake
water and the ex-
row greatly
n the cool of the evens K. Broneh s
,a beaulful sheet of water surrouud
l ed b a aaady shore and easy of ac
cess. It s only two mles from town
I and l BOOM arrangements could be
tads to provde the same wih row
' boats and an elect IT launch or two
and boat house, t would not be
lODI --re Allance would have the re
potaton of heal an deal summer re
port Here's a chance for someone
la pet renew than "Scott) the Mn-er."
i Th.
srata
paashn iunwm-i
Mayor Bnechneiistea and Win
James snd iher famles enjoyed tbe'to
pleasure of a sunmei resort last '
evenng at Broncho Lake, where they
Let's tins,- Sewer.
demand foi a system of sew
for Allauce has been sturng
the etasOS ti the face so long and ne
icessty for such has become so urgent
!that a specal meetng for all lo attend
take place n the councl room of
ihe cty hall ths evenng to talk the
mutter over.
LINCOLN
MATIC PAJNT
CL1
tJCAFLjl KPKMpi ) B&h "WmlttSH
MLassson Lb b-t3k'l.v''''
Stands This Climate Best
Hives bettor service, protects your building" better, lasts
lirlig-ci ami costs less because it is mailt especially lo withstand
the peculiar climatic conditions of this locality.
Lincoln Climatic Paints
are the only paints made and tested to suit different climatic con
ditions The only points that CAN be right. We have booklets
at our store telling just how and why Lincoln Climatic Paints are
adjusted to til our climate. Ask lor one of these. It m ill be of
interest to you.
F. E. HOLSTEN
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA