AI.I.IANt K HKftAU. THVRMDAV, Aftil ST 10. IIT
, ,ourt ooun but fttm. l-1tnrl the Invi-
oi.oiii It NOTKS tatlon extended him hy the governor
By T. II. J. Ilnrrlay of Maasnrhunettn to serve on the
.committee of arrangements for the
. ... , 'reception of the Knynl UHlkui coin
Win ! Kick C. j.,,,,. imlMtOfl now vliltin in the 0, -S. up
W ,Hn!v rereiven nts word,,,, itll Viait to Boston HI .leclina
tlon to serve is upon the groundn of
tin unforgotten atrocities committed
by Leopold of Belgium upon the Bit
Uvea of the Congo. Uleerting Hel
gium is paying the penalty for her
were baptized. By this text let tlM
;eople learn how to receive the ens
;h-1 in order to receive further blca'a-inftB-
Yes, i hey should receive it ;is
.1 dog does a greased Corn none.
1. In order to be a Christian: (a) 1
You must come to him anxiously, .le less blacks of Africa. What a nation
us noes not call every man as he;sowslt shall reap. We commend Mr
.id Saul. If you would be his disci- Trotter s stand.
pie you must give him your soul and o
. i , t x I i 1 1 v I . . i i . . 1 , V . a i I
w M,n. i . Z " " . Buy a home. Begin now. Kind
v" , T . 7J '". .. I some suitable place within your
.u ifnix ins worn giauiy. nllljn. unlt m.W. Dm navtn.nl mnA
To too many the pure is as a knock
out drop. The preacher preaches a
ood sermon until he interferes with
,ome devil's hypocritical business.
Then "he's done spoiled it."
2. In order to be guided by his
spirit: (a) When his word opposes
your plans then say, "Thy will be
done." and don't kick and bellow like
a cow when his horns arte being
Knocked off. (b) When his word
nds you to new fields, new oppor
tunities, new duty, Just say, "Here
am I, send me. I will go." But
Mine will swell up as though poison
ed and say, "(ro do It yourself.
3. In order to be nowerful:
When you are among the wicked re
joice. Sing and live the pure life
ml you will run the tlevll out of his
boots, (b) When you are in the
Lord's don't be dumb, deaf and blind
and cold, but rejolee because God al
lows a poor devil like you to come
into his house, where you should
give him praise. Say amen, glory,
hallelujah.
4. .In order to make his kingdom
glorious: (a) When you are at work
rejoice alone. As soon as some peo
ple go to work they get mad. put
their ears back like old Tobe the
mule and begin to kick when they
nould thank the Lord fo rstrength
to work, (b) When off duty, join
the chorus, be sociable. You can't
vo to heaven alone nor to hell alone.
You must go somewhere. Join in
the chorus and help Ood'a people to
- nc his praise. Make his house
then keep up your monthly pay
ments, and before you know it you
will have a home of your own. Try
It. Buy a home.
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P. K. Pope of Denver will hold the
fourth quarterly conference. August
29. All are invited to attend. All
departments of the church will make
theii yearly reports.
o
As we must make a good report to
the annual conference September 19
at oBulder we ask all members and
friends to help us make a report that
(a) 'will be a credit to Alliance. Help
us.
o
Miss Naomi Slaughter has return
ed from Lincoln where she spent a
few weeks visiting friends. Some
body is glad and alt smiles. Guess
who.
o
So strange, indeed, that some of
our men who would be big men for
the betterment of our people will not
help build a church. Talk is cheap,
but a man is measured by his work.
Help us to build by giving something.
See the pastor.
A big entertainment Saturday
night at Marks hall, for the new A.
M. E. church. Don't fail to come.
You are welcome.
o
Samuel Shelton and Rev. Hoard
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-iviiuurj. urjui. ii. -jo.ee again, . ct..-A..., ............ ... iho
.say. rejoice forever more, rejoice as , ,!,, ,,, tnr.iA. with :!oo
we go through lft. Rejoice and
raise his name. Tomorrow may be
too late. Rev. T. B. J. Barclay.
Ie, lines Invitation
William M. Trotter, editor of the
Boston Guardian. In his usual way. clay.
perches all visible.
o
Several young men left for Den
ver to join the colored battalion. For
information see Rev. T. B.' J. Bar-
ATTENTION, STOCKMEN
HAY AND WINTER RANGE ARE WANTED
Inquiries arc coming; to The Herald office in Urge numbers
for winter range and hay. The districts in the west and south
west which have suffered this year from drought have thous
ands of head' of cattle which must be taken care of. Stockmen
having cither hay or winter range for sale will lintl a steady
market if they will write The Alliance Herald oil the coupon
below :
Date 191
Stock Department,
Alliance Herald,
Alliance, Nebraska.
I have for sale the following al prices quoted:
tons of hay. Price $ per ton.
acres of winter range to care for
head. Price $
Name
Address
Order Your Winter's
COAL Supply NOW!
t
It is the wise thing to do
! You'll say so this winter, too.
If we could make plain to you the situation, we know that
you would put in your winter's coal supply now. We are not
trying to scare you, but we are trying to tell you. The car
shortage exists. It may look to you like everything is mov
ing, but you'll appreciate what we tell you when winter conns
and it may be next to impossible to get coal.
We've got coal to sell you today. We've got coal today to
put into your bin. We can't promise more. It's good coal
and it's a fair price,. We urge you to get busy think act.
It will prove to your advantage.
Dierks Lumber & Coal Co.
F. W HAROARTEN, Mgr. PHONE 22 111 Lkramie Ave.
LIVESTOCK PRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Fat Cattle In Active Demand
at Stronger Prices
H06S IN 20 30c ADVANCE
Moderate. Rtcepta of Shtap and
. .I.anilt Largely RtsponatbU for a
.Runaway Markut Prices Fully SO
7So Hihr Than th Cloaa of Laat
Wtak. Fat Lamba, $15.79, Ftadtr
Lamba, f 16.00
Union StH-k Yard. Mouth Ouiaha,
Neh. AiiKtut 14, 117. The week
atari a out with a rather liberal run of
cattle, n.VX) heail, uml about 90 per
cent of them western rangers. Both
corn fed and ictam ItStin ruled ac
tive mid BtnmgWi let corn fed bring
ing ftSJNI and next grnaaera fC'.OA
Cows and helfera were ulxo activw
ami BtrtJagef and to-k cattle and
feeding steer were In kewn demaud
and unevenly higher all around.
Quotation n on "tic: QoOd to cholca
beeven. $1ft.2ftt4.10; fair to good
beeves. ljt.GO01A.OO; common to fair
beeves. ! .'.Oif I I ."0 ; good to choice
yearlings. $U.7."i 18,78 ; fiilr to good
yearling, $tl.S0S)12.fl0; common to
fair yearlings. S'.l.iMQII.no ; good to
Choice grass beeves. $10 00 titJRO ;
fair to good grass stews, $S.0O$?U.-Vr;
common to fair grnsa steers, f7.no u
8.M: good to choice heifera. $H.OO
9)9.00; good to ehoiei" row. $7.rtOfft
8.."0 ; fair to good cows. $tt.7." 7."0 :
Canned and eutrers. $.'.00o..riU ; veal
calves. 8tj0Of)lS.O0; bf bulla, frt.75
t)8JN; bobigna bulla, $0.00011.75;
good to cboi feeder. H..'! Jf. :
fair to good feeder. 1 7.00H.OO : gool
to rbotec toeker. 7eWf)aVM fair to
good 4tockera, 88.78078; common to
fair gradea, f.".7."7.00 ; stock helfera,
88.8098X10; atock cowa. $5.507.,5;
Stock calves. .5..'0 10.00.
Hog Scora a New Top, $17.00.
Kerelpts of bog were light, even
for a Monday, about '.',800 head, and
both packer and shipper were eruxy
for the mat prices 28088c higher
than the close of last week. Rnlppera
paid up to $17.n for choice llglir
butcher weights and for the bulk of
the hogs It was a $18,288)18.78 ileal.
Prices are just about $1.00 higher
than on last Monday.
Sharp Advance in Lambs
A rather light Monday' run of
sheep and lambs showed up and
prices took one of the biggest jump
of the season, the limited offering
selling ouh'kly at prices that went
fiORT.V higher than I-'rlday. Wat
lambs sold at $l.r.7." and choice feeder
lambs brought $18.00, Aged stock was
scarce and strong. Kverything win
cleaned up in short order at the high
er price.
Quotations on sheep and lamb:
). nmhs. fair to chob'o. I J."i tj. I .". r." ;
lamba, eiiM. $120018jOO; lamb,
feeders. 81&28UL28i yearlings, fair
to choice. $10.0001 1.88) J yearling,
feeder. $1)1.000 l'.'.no ; wethers, fair to
choice. $IO.tMi9 11.00; ewe fair to
choice. $K.509..V); ewea, culls and
feeders. $3.5008.00; ewes, breeders,
III ages. $8.50915.00.
POTATO LATE BLIGHT
STRIKES EASTERN FIELDS
l . H. Icpt. if Agriculture Aiuioiiim
cs That lUiirht. if I'montrolld,
.May Imm 2,000.000 Daily
Potato late blight, a fungous dis
ease, capable of causing enormous
destruction, has appeared in several
states from Maine to New Jersey and
West Virginia, according to the Unit
ed States Department of Agricul
ture. The blight occurred early this
year' and 'reports show that it is more
prevulent than usual. While in some
fields the blight ia already beyond
control, prompt spraying with Bor
deaux mixture will, in most cases,
still be effective, the specialists ad
vise. Unless potato growers spray
thoroughly with Bordeaux mixture,
they fear that the large potato crop
that has been promised will, not be
realized, as late blight, if uncontroll
ed, is capable of reducing the nation
al crop at the rate of 2,000.000 bush
els per day.
Potatoes in the northern states are
just beginning to form tubers. To
produce a large crop the tops must
be kept healthy till frost, as the tu
bers increase in size most rapidly
during the last weeks of the season.
The late blight kills the tops and
causes the tubers to rot in the
grouud. The blight starts in a few
centers in the field where diseased
potatoes were planted. Brown spots
develop on the leaves and a whitish
mildew appears on their underside
Frequent rains and warm, muggy
weather furnish ideal conditions for
the development of the blight under
which the foliage blights rapidly, the
leaves hang blackened aud dead, and
the tubers begin to rot. Dry and hot
weather, on the other hand, tends to
check the progress of the blight, but
growers should spray immediately
and not trust their cropB entirely to
improvement in weather conditions.
As an effective preventive of late
blight Bordeaux mixture has proved
its value for 25 years. Every grow
er from Maine to Michigan and south
to Virginia is urged to spray at once
and repeatedly.
Home-made Bordeaux mixture is
best. Use:
milestone (copper sulphate), lbs.. 4
Quicklime, lbs . 4
Water, gallons r.n
Prepare the copper sulphate fej
suspending It In a gunny sack Must
below the surface of several gallons
Of Miter in a clean barrel When the
sulphate is dissolved, which requires
three or four hours, remove the sack
and stir Into the barrel enough ad
ditional water to make exactly 2.r.
gallons of the copper solution.
Preprfre the llnie by slaking It
slowly and thoroughly in a clean
barrel, strain, and add enough addi
tional Water to make exactly gal
lons of lime milk. Stir thoroughly.
Pour the two Ingredients together
Into another barrel, or. better, dir
ectly Into the spray tank, if it will
hold ,r0 gallons. It is highly im
portant to stir the mixture verv
thoroughly and to strain both ingred
ients before they are combined, ns
otherwise clogging of the spray 1107.
liles might result. Use COpper 01
hronse wire strainer of 18 meshes to
I he Inch. Do not put copper sul--phate
or Bordeaux mixture into tin
or iron vessels; use wood or coppei
containers, mix the Bord m as
needed, and apply at once It is ne
er so good after it has settled.
Where poisons such as arsenate ni
lead are to be combined with Bor
deaux mixture, add the poison after
the two solutions are mixed. Then
stir well.
Those who ttse Bordeaux mixture
frequently and In quantity will find
it convenient to keep concentrated
stock solutions on hand, as these
keep indefinitely If the water which
evaporates Is replaced.
Build an elevated platform to hold
the barrels. 1 The flight before the
day you wish fr commence spraying,
suspend !"( pounds of copper sul
phate to dissolve In a :.( gallon bar
rel of water. Slake r.O pounds of
lime in another barrel Add water
to make 80 gallons of lime milk.
When Bordenui mixture is needed,
si 1 1 iioth stock barrels well and tar
4 gallons from each stock barrel. Di
lute the roppor sulphate in one bar
rel hy adding enough water to make
15 gallons. Dilute the lime milk la
another battel by adding enough wa
ter to make It gallons Stir each
thoroughly Combine the two at Iff
previous directions. Thorough agi
tation is essential in making good
Bordeaux mixture.
The rail Journey from 'otistantluople
io Bagdad requires fifty-four houra.
Japan has a wireless system which
is extensive aud complete.
Farmers Service
Does It Ring True?
in
Discriminating shippers who have tested it toll us that it D0E8 RING TRUE
We are equipped to the highest efficiency for handling your stock. K great
number of shippers have tried our service and found it to be unequalled.
FARMERS SERVICE is built on definite lines of work that shippers recognize
and appreciate.
Get acquainted with a firm that is especially equipped for handling Western
rattle.
Why not take advantage of others' experience? You cannot afford to take a
chance, and you will not if you consign your stock to the Farmers Live Stock
Commission Co.
We are strong financially, and will look after your shipments from A to Z.
At your Service, for Remits,
I . 1. .;!;. . I I
Farmers Live Stock Com. Co.
Union Stock Yards
Omaha, Nebraska
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all membership in this fraternity entitles you to Sick Benefits of ir".00 per week for 10
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We meet, Thursday at 8:00 o'clock.
l W. HICKS, Secretary. LLOYD C. THOMAS, Worthy President
Aerie No. L56
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Omaha Live Stock Commission Co.
U J. Hough, Hogs . H. T. Gant, Sheep
Art Rogers
B. C. (Punch) Rogers ; Cattle
Walt Dawson
We are all Nebraska raised boys
brought up in the cattle coun
try. We know how to sort and
classify Western Nebraska cat
tle to get the "Big Dollar" out
of them.
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha, Nebr.
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Mgr. and Cattle Kaletonan