AMJANCK IIMIMIjD, THWlMnAY. AlV.rST SO. 1P17
Griffith Oil Company
Organised under the Laws of South Dakota and Operating in
the Salt ( rook Field, the Oldest and largest Producing Oil
Field in the State of Wyoming
CAPITALIZATION
Capitalization 600,000 Shares of the Par Value of $1.00 per
Share, Fully Paid and Non-Assessable Treasury Stock,
400,000 Shares.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
HARRY B. GRIFFITH, iVadwood, So Oakotn President
.1 A. ARMOFR, Alliance, Nebraska Vice-President
LEONARD B. .lON KS, ,ead, S. I) , Secretary Slid Treasurer
f. SAMNSK Y, Dendwood, S. I) Director
LKE M. HALL, Casper, Wyoming Director
RKFKRKNt'K I .1 I). Kmerick, H. K. Reddish, J. N. An
drew, B. Ponath, and Dr. Charles K. Slagle of Alliance, Nehr.
Shares now selling at 25c per share
LEONARD B. JONES, Fiscal Agent, Lead, South Dakota
NOfICK
In the matter of the estate Of JaflMi
C. Savery; in the County Court of
Box Butte f'ounty, Nebraska.
State of Nebraska, to all portions
Interested In mild estate, creditors
and heirs, take notice that Mary M.
Savery has filed her petition in this
court alleging that James C. Savery
died at ('able, In the county of Deer
Lodge, state of Montana, on the 21st
day of August, 1905, being a resi
dent of said County and seized In fee
imple of the NW of Section 17.
Township 26, Range 47, Box Butte
County. Nebraska, and leaving a
will devising said property to Mnry
M. Savery. petitioner, and widow of
deeeared and .lumen C. Savery, a
son: said will was admitted to pro-
, bate in Deer Lodge county, Montana,
on September 16, 1905, and letters
Of administration issued thereon,
that a certified copy of said will and
of the proceedings admitting said
will to probate are made a part of
naid petition; that said James ' C.
Savery left him surviving aa his sole
and only heirs at law, devisees and
legatees, said Mary M. Savery and
James C. Savery; that all debts of
said deceased are fully paid; that no
application for appointment of an
executor or .-idniinistrntor :nd no ad
ministration of his estate baa been
had or made In Nebraska; said pe
tition prays for a decree to be en
tered herein finding said will to be
the hits will and testament of said
deeedent and admitted to probate
f.nd.nr that no application for ad
Minisiratlon of aald estate has been
r.ade or that said estate has not been
a '.ministered In the State of Nebras
ka; lhr.1 more than two years have
t iapsed since the death of said de
ruaacd Mid there nre no debts against
Mid estate within Nebraska; that
r -gular administration of said estate
I dispensed with, and that said es
t. te descend free of all debts against
Vo c'.ecedent and that the court may
assign said property under the pro
visions of said will to said Mary M.
Savery and James C. Savety.
Thai the hearing upon said peti
tion has been set for August 30,
lsl7. at 10 o'clock A. M , at the
Cr'iniy f'otirt room in said County;
it Is ordered that this notice be pub
lished three weeks prior to said hear
ing in the Alliance Herald, a legal
newspaper published in said County
Dated this 4th day of Augult.
1917.
I it A K. TASH.
(SEAL) County Judge
Burton i Reddish. Attys.
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SeTiMrNlToT8ll7T
Notice, for Puhllcatlou
Departnu m of the interior, r. s.
Land Ottlce at Alliance, Nebraska.
August 4th, 1917.
Notice la herehy given that Mar
mret Craham, of Alliance, Nebraska,
who, on December 28, 1916, made;
Homestead entry, No. 018071, for
;NW4 SV of Section 17, K 4
I NE , E V SE 4 Boot ion 1 S , NE U
NE'i Section 19. Township 22
North. Range 46 West of Sixth Prln-
ipal Meridian, has tiled notice of in
tention to make linal three year
proof, to establish claim to the land ,
abort described, before the Register
and Receiver of the United States!
Land Office, at Alliance, Nebraska,
on the 10th day of September. 1917.
Claimant Battel as witnesses:
William H. Archer. George S. lie
Nurlin and Ansel Cloe of Alliance,
Nebraska, and Thomas Squibb, of
llemingford. Nebraska
T. I. O'KEEFfc, Register.
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If you have a house or rooms to
rent it will pay you well to advertise
lit in The Herald. Don't wait until
Thursday to bring it in bring it in
j Friday f you want to. and the
chances are we'll have your house or
i rooms rented n just I day or so, may
: lie the ad will not have to appear.
You get service here.
ImriMONAL
SiNMrsawoL
Lesson
(By REV. P. R KITZWATEIl. D T).,
Tractor of English bible In lh Moody
Kltile Institute of Chicago.)
' o(.rlht, 117, Wvatt-rn Newspaper t'nlon I
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 2
THE SHEPHERD OF CAPTIVE ISRAEL.
JUMP FROM BED
IN MORNING AND
DRINK HOT WATER
Open sluices of system each morning
wash away the poisonous, stagnant
matter, says authority.
and
glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of
limestone phosphate in it, drank each
morning hefore breakfast, keeps
us looking-and feeling fit.
f&tmfr .
Life is not' merely to live, but
to live well, eut well, digsst wrll,
work well, sleep well, look well.
What a glorious condition to
attain, and vet how vei v e.isy it is
it' one will only adopt the morning
inside hath.
Folks who arc acriistoined to
feel dull and heavy when ihev
arise, splitting headache, stuffy
from a Gold, foul tongue, nasty
breath, acid stoniaeh. i-au, instead,
feel as fresh as a daisy by open
ing the sluices of the system each
morning and Bushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous
stagnant matter.
Everyone, whether suing, sick
or well, should, each morning,
before breakfast, drink a tflass
of real hot water with a teaspoon
ful of limestone phosphate in it
to wash from the stoniaeh, liver,
kidneys and bowels the previous
day's indigent i hie srsste, sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and puri
fying the entire alimentary eanal
before putting more food into
the stoniaeh. The action of hot
water iftul limestone phosphate
on an empty stomach is wonder
fully invigorating. It cleans out
all the sour fermentations, gases,
waste and acidity ami gives one
a splendid appetite for breakfast.
While you are enjoying your
breakfast the water and phos
phate is quietly extracting a large
volume of water from the blood
and getting ready for a thorough
flushing of all the inside organs.
The millions of peope who
are bothered with constipation,
bilious spells, stomach trouble,
rheumatism; others who have
allow skins, blood disorders and
sickly complexions are urged to
get a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from the drug store,
which will cost but little, but is
sufficient to make anyone a pro
nounced erank on the subject of
internal sanitation.
l.FBSON TKXT-KtrklPl 34.
OOLOttN THAT The Urd U my shep
hril, 1 hall not want. I'h. .? 1
with the complete robtetaloii of
thf kingdom of Judith, the national
mOMkMMHMM 'n largely crushed ami
Hm people erere without heart for the
common ii fTiii is- of life. Kzekiel.
though bom in Jerusalem, prophesied
In Babylon near the BlTef Kebar. The
object of ins prophesying was to en
pourags the captives by piscine before
IbeBi God's procttlse of their return to
their own hind. His mime dignities.
"God will sij-enuiheii." which is very
appropriate to the mission which In
the providence or Qod he inn culled
upon to fill.
I. Israel's Faithless Shepherds De
nounced. (vf 1-10). These false thep
herds Included the klngSi princes,
judges utid priests, Ezckiel points out
thnt the i-aptivi'y v:is hecause of sin.
out he siloes that the greatest gulti
pt tains with reference to these lead
ers. They were placet! in the position
III eare lor and protect the siieep. The
lollowing indictments are brought
a::ainst thcui :
l. They fed themselves Instead of
the dock (v. S). They were essential
i. set nub. They ministered to them-
selves Instead of the sheep. Too litany
today are tillinir public offices for the
sake ot private gain. Sometimes even
ministers nre found who are more con
ceriicil BbOOt themseives. their pleas
ures and profits, than they are BDOUt
the souls of the people who support
thrill.
. They were cruel (v. 3). They
were not only mere hirelings, guilty of
! in.' nft r thenn -b but they set
uellv lichavcil like roMiers. preying
upon the Unfits. AH are guilty of (his
-ante sin who use their Influence and
power to the disadvantage of other-.
in the theocratic kingdom such behav
ior was peculiarly ohnoXtAUS, its the
pilers i-tid mlntstera were representa
tives of Jehovah himself. The mini--ter
mid public officer today is nctin;;
in his capacity for Qod, not for him
self, therefore he should make the
cattse of heaven hi 'liief concern.
S They neglected the diseased,
w ounded. W a. B at d. nnd lost (vv. 4-tl) .
As a result ot' their s..tKh cruelty
the sheep were without food J there
tore exposed to disease; had no bond
if unity, were exposed fo the ravage
f wild beasts, find's docks are in
tiutuy ph s thus suffering and dying
! ecatlse they have not been fed. QlMl'a
Jodgujettta are agalMsl mi !i (vv. T-10,.1
It, The FaithTuI Shepherd, (vv. 11
1t). The Shepherd here is none other
ilian .lesus 'hii-it. The wonderful
blessings her'' itcKrrtbed will be real
ised b' Israel in lllltli Ulal times. This
hlessed eouiiltion Will he ushered iu
v the secoud coming of Christ, Uow
sincerely all should pray. "Thy king
dom collie." When the true Shepherd
cwntes :
1. He will seek his lo-r sheep (v. 111.
rhougb they have .uh' astray through
tvilfulliess on their pari, nnd neglect
!i the part of faithless shepherds,
1 1 sua will seek theni out and save
rbeut. To save the lost was his pe
culiar mission (Luke 10:10),
. He will roacoe then from the
power ot th'ir enemies (v. 1L'). Qod'a
dleep have real elieui'es and they have
. 1 lt-ii Into the enemies' hands, but the
I SlthfUl Shciherd is aide to deliver
i hem. "No one is Hide to pluck them
out of Ins hands" (John 10:28, 90).
3. lie will bring them back lo their
own land (v. IS). Tooi', scattered 1 -raol
shall OM day (may It be soon!)
be brought back to their own laud.
This is the one unmistakable sign bf
which we may know the beginning of
the end of this liiapenaatiou. Be as
nred that it is not wars, nor pea
Hlencoa that mark the sign of the close
of this age, but the movements of Is
rael. 4. lie will feed them (vv. 14. 1").
T will feed my flock, and I will cause
them to lie down. it h the Lord God.
T will aseh that which was lost, ami
britig again that which was driven
gamy, Mid will hind up that wMch was
benkajU, and will .strengthen that which
vn siek; but I will destroy the fat
and the strong; I will feed them with
judgment."
5. lie will seek that which was lost
(v. Iff). Thai which has been driven
away he will seek and bring It back
again.
& lie win heal them fnaat uaak
nest uul suSVrluf (w 10). All the
wounds which Israel has received
these many centuries shall be healed.
III. The Golden Age (w. tS87).
The vision of the world as it now is.
is nio-i dtaSegrtenlng, It is midnight
darkness, in ihis blackness we won
.ler why Qod does not iniei msc. We
wonder how he figaj he silent. While
midnight Is Opog us we are hoeful.
for vve see the bow of (Sod's promise
of better thing flung across the sky.
I his present ordi f shall dUStp(MMr be
fore the tu w. Iu that new order :
1. .lesns I'hrist, Ivld's Son, shall
oe king (vv. Si. 1?4). This new era of
blessedness cau only ifine Into reuli
(iitioii when Ood's Son Khali estatdiidi
bis kingdom upon the eartb.
Bentley I .and Co. to Jesse R,
Sykes. NE4 13-26-4 8, $1.
John J. Skinner to Mrs. Jennie
Morgan, lot 6. blk. 8. Hills add. to
Alliance, $1.
Mack Linear and Klla Lane to
Jennie Morgan, lot 6 blk. 8. Hills
add. to Alliance, $1.
Jacob W. DlerberRer and wife to
Thomas K. Evans, 8-27-49, $300.
Ora B. Phillips to Keith L. Pierce,
lots 3 and 4, blk. 19. llemingford, $1.
B, Sherwood to Keith L. Pierce,
NB1( 3-28-48, $.
Loret tti Kutkouska et al to Marv
A. Potts, lots 3 and 4.sJ3H BWU
19-25-47, $1.
Keith L. Pierce to Oeorge P JottOS,
NE 3-26-49. fl.
Addle L. Jackson and htuband to
Chas. B. Roland, NW 4 9-27-49.
$100.
David E. Host and wife to Chas. E.
Roland, NW',4 9-27-49. $6,400.
Win. Eosket and wife to Chas. B.
Roland. NW-V4 9-27-49, $1.
United States to King L. Hisbee,
NW 20-2d-4i.
Flora A. McCorkle and husband lo
Stella S. Stanton. L. 12, blk. R. 2nd
add., $50.
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