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Classified Advertisements
The following "Want Ads" are classlOed under appropriate
headings for the convenience of readers.
Gash Rates Five cents per lino each insertion. No ad re
ceived for less thau ten cents per insertion.
Credit Rates Five cents per line each insertion, but no ad
vertising account opened for less than twenty-live cents and on
ad charged for less than fifteen cents per week.
Recreations
After a hot day's work a plunge in
Berry's swimming pool will do you a
lot of good. 33. st
, A good many Alliance ladies patron
ize the swimming pool at Judge Berry's,
and some of them are quite expert
swimmers. 335t
Take a swim at the "plunge" and
see how much better you feel after
wards. 33-5t
Household Articles
An immense stock of household art
icles, china and glass ware, fancy goods
and notions, on which you can save
money at the Bee Hive.
Bathing and Swimming
Take
pool.
a plunge in tlie
swimming
33-5t
We call attention again to the
"plunge" at Judge Berry's as being the
finest place within reach of Alliance
people for a delightful swim these sum
mer days. Accommodations for ladies
as well as for men. 335
For Sale Houses, Etc.
A five room house and two lots for
sale at a bargaiu. Inquire at The
Herald office.
Lot for sale. I offer for sale lot 14,
in block 2, West Lawn. Address Mrs.
E. Lipska, Laurel, Colo. 34-5w
Cottage for sale at a bargain,
quire at The Herald office.
In-
Business Opportunities
For Sale
One-half interest in hardware busi
nesb. Curries line of harness and has
best equipped tiu shop in western Ne
braska, t'lrm is doing good business.
Reason for selling is poor health. For
particulars address, Hardware, care of
Alliance Herald. 32-tf
Wall Paper, Paints, Etc.
Now is the time to buy your wall
paper at Holsten's.
Holsten sells lead and oil and all
kinds of paint material.
Holsten sells art wall paper.
Architect
Sri
The C W. Way Co., Architects,
Hastings, Nebraska, will furnish you
with plans and specifications for any
class of, building you wish to erect.
Ask them for information. igtf
Harness, Saddlery, Etc.
See how far your cash will go in
buying harness, saddlery, etc., at the
new harness shop, opposite the post
office, Alliance, j. E. Smith, proprietor.
All kinds of repairing done promptly
at reasonable prices. 34-tf
Second-Hand Goods
Second-baud furniture, stoves and
household articles bought and sold by
W. M. Wilson, 204 Box Butte avenue,
Alliance.
Will pay highest prices for second
hand clothing. Shoes and boots bought
and sold. Mrs. Shankman. Location
formerly occupied by Dick Watkin's
Real Estate office 011 Box Butte Ave
nue. 33-4t
Typewriter Supplies
Buy your carbon paper and type
writer ribbons at the Herald office. We
handle Carter's Ideal lines "of carbon
and ribbons aud the Revilo brand of
ribbons. We quote city prices. All
goods guaranteed. tf
Employment Wanted
Wanted Work by day or take wash
ing home. Phone 485 blue, tf
Wanted To Rent
WANTED TO RENT. Two or
three unfurnished rooms in modern
private residence- Call at Herald
office. Phone 310. tf
For Rent 2 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 504 Big Horn Ave.
36-iw
Found
Best place in the west to purchase
Fresh Groceries, Flour, Cured Meats,
Provisions, Fruits, Produce, at Watson
& Watsou's, Alliance.
The New Perfection Blue Flame oil
stove is not an "attachment" but 13 a
complete stove, fully equipped for all
kinds of cooking and baking, and is be
yond question the finest thing of the
kind on the market. You can examine
these stoves and see them demonstrated
by calling at Acheson's hardware
store. 35'2t
Shoe Shining Machines
When you want your shoes shiued
right and in a hurry drop into the Alli
ance Shoe Store. 306 Box Butte Ave.,
and have the work done by oue of
those wonderful electric shoe shining
machines. Two machines, one for
black and one for tan shoes. It takes
only a nickle in the slot, and in three
minutes both shoes are given a first
class shine. The work is done by sets
of brushes run by electricity, and can
not hurt the teuderest feet. 36tf
Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines
For Sale, Pianos Oue Shubert, a
very soft, pleasing tone aud light
touch, in perfect tune, mahogany case.
One Bush & Gerts. case slightly dam
aged. One Hamilton in perfect tunc
and iu good condition. These instru
ments will be sold at a bargain. One
Esty organ in fine condition. Three
sewing machines, the Free, the Rotary,
Ball Beariug. These goods are on
sale. Terms to suit the purchaser. At
the Burlington Hotel. 35'
Good Things to Eat
An excellent place to get good things
to eat, fruits, vegetables, country pro
duce, fresh groceries, flour, cured
meats, etc., is at Watson & Watson's,
northeast corner Box Butte avenue
and Second street. Alliance. 35-tt
Live Stock and Poultry
Attention, Farmers!
If you have any kind of cattle for
sale see Jas. Feagiusor Oscar Braman,
or call at Room 3, McCorkle Bldg.
. 348w
Stallion for Sale or Trade
Stallion for sale or trade for horses
or cattle. Good disposition, range
broke. Weight 1800, seven years old,
dapple gray. James Potmesil,
2i-tf Long Lake, Nebr.
LOST One bay horse about five
years old. Has one white foot- Mane
"and tail both clipped. Branded with
small anvil on left shoulder. Went
southwest of Alliance about fifteen to
twenty-four miles. Reward of ten dol
lars will be paid upon return to owner.
Miss Katie Gerald, phone Blue 485, at
Mrs. Koke's, South Alliance. 32 ti
SHORT HORN cows and heifers
for sale. I will sell from one to
twenty-five bead of cows and heifers,
with calves by side, or in calf. Good
registered stock cheap. Also some
vouug bulls. J. G. Brenizer, Broken
Bow, Nebr. 35-5
WANTED
reasonable.
Rust, jr.
Horses to winter. Terms
Phone 3 on 10. Wm.
35-3W-
Implements, Vehicles, Etc.
For Sale 1 Sulky, weight 50 lbs;
made by Chas. Caffery; at Donovan &
Son's wagon shop. Owned by Fred
Countryman. 25-tf .
Miscellaneous
Get your school supplies and candies
at the Bee Hive. 36-tt
The "plunge" at Judge Berry's is
the place for a really delightful bath
and swim this hot weather 33-5t
If you are going to kodak,
sten
see Hoi-
Money to loan on real estate. F. E.
Reddish. 3-tf.
Paints arc sold at Holsten's.
Judge Berry has his swimming pool
in better shape than ever before. A
new engine aud a new heater were put
in this year," abd everything is in "ship
shape" for the' accommodation of his
customers. , 33-5t-
Holsten sells kodaks and supplies.
When it comes to buying harness for
cash, or bankable note, you can save
money by going to the new harness
shop opposite the postoffice, Alliance
J. E. Smith, proprietor. A splendid
Ijue of new goods to select from. See
him before you buy. Also, repairing
done promptly, in first-class manner,
and at reasonable prices. 34-tf
For all kinds of house cleaniug, lawn
mowing and odd jobs about town,
phone A. Haiues, Nohe's Restaurant.
, 36-iw
Watson & Watson call special atten.
tion to their fine stock of Fresh Gro
ceries. When you want something
good to eat give them a call.35tf-
W. M. Wilson sells the "O. K."
Crude Oil burner. Can be used in any
cooking or heating stove, range or
furnace. Saves 30 to 50 per cent on
fuel bill. See it demonstrated at his
store, 204 Box Butte avenue, Alliance.
Help Wanted
Wanted Girl for house work. Mrs.
Horace Bogue, 909 Cheyenne avenue.
3Gtf
Western Life and Accident
Denver, Colo.
Working Men and Women of Alliance
Protect Your Earnings.
READ THIS
Denver, Colo., August C, 1910.
Fred E. Morrisou, Alliance, Nebr
Wo beg to enclose you herewith our
check for $140 in payment of your claim
against this company for Injuries re
ceived on May 31, according to proofs
tiled at this office You were disabled
for two months, for which time Indem
nity has oeen tu lowed. We trust this
will be satisfactory. Very respect
fully yours, R. V. Townkk, Secretary,
Western Life fc Accident Co.
Denver, Colo , July 30, 1010.
James W. Coyle.
Enclosed find check for $105 in pay
ment of your claim against this com
pany for injuries sustained June 15th,
according to proofs tiled at this office.
You were disabled 45 days. Secretary.
Western life and Accident Co.
Denver, Colo., Aug. 1, 1910.
George Peterson.
Enclosed find check covering your
disability for sickness during mouth of
July. Respectfully yours, R. V. Town
kk, Secretary.
Alliance, Nebr., June 10, lDlo.
Western Life and Accident Co.,
Denver, Colorado,
Gentlemen: I received your check In
full payment for my recent illuess, and
wish to thank you for same, and the
prompt manner in which you responded
to ray claim. Fhkd K. Moitmsox,
220 W. Wyo. Ave.
Alllunce, Nebr., June 0, 1910.
Western Life and Accident Co.,
Denver, Colorado.
Gentlemen: I hereby acknowledge re
ceipt of your check covering my recent
illness in which I was operated upon
for appendicitis. I shall ever speak a
good word for the Western Life and
Accident Co. Miss. Geo. C. Ham..
Western Life and Accident Co.,
Denver, Colorado.
Gentlemen: My claim in your company
amounting to 330 for accident was re
ceived promptly and wish to thank you
for your prompt method of helping
your members when in distress.
Thomas Jackson,
Alliance, Nebr.
Western Life and Accident Co.,
Denver, Colorado.
Dear Sirs: My claim against your com
pany received and I want to thank you
for your kind attention which was sat
isfactory in every way, and for the
small cost of policy. I think it is some
thing everyone should have. Resp.ct
fully yours, John Hand.
Alliance, Nebr.
We pay while you live: others pay
when you die. Which is better?
We insure women as well' as men"
ugainst all diseases common to both.
The one policy insures the beneficiary
as well as the insured.
Dit. Wilms Coyi.k, 211 East Wyoming
St., General Manager.
Mica Mill Wants to
Locate in Alliance
The Commercial Club has received a
letter from The Electric Mica Company of
Custer City, S. D., asking if Alliance bus
iness men would be interested in the es
tablishment of a mica mill here. The
letter explains fully about the business,
stating that mica is the greatest insulating
material known and the deposit of mica in
the Black Hills is the only one found in
the United States.
The big profit in mica is in the milling,
as the mica which comes from the mine is
worth about $150 per ton, but after it has
been handled at the mill it is worth from
$3oo to St, 000 per ton. It costs about
$35 to mine a ton of mica and about $50
to mill, so the proht is very large.
The mill, if located in Alliance, would
furnish employment for 50 to 75 people to
start with. The Electric Mica Company,
which is capitalized at $100,000, owns
property at Custer City which they con
sider worth that amount. They desire to
sell stock to the amount of $25,000 for the
purpose of building a mill and equipping
it with the necessary machinery. The
writer of the letter offers to come to Alli
ance and demonstrate his proposition, if
the Alliance business men are interested.
It is probable that the Commercial Club
will ask him to come down and explain the
proposition.
FA1RVIEW
There was no preaching last Sun
day as the minister did not put in an
appearance.
Mrs. Win. Kust Jr. i enjoying a visit
witu two ot tier sisters who arrived
here from Lincoln last Saturday.
Albert Hoofer visited with the Had
ley .oung folks last Sunday.
Wm. AspJen had lightning rods put
on tus house Tuesday, and J. R. Law
rence had rods put on his barn.
Win. Uust Jr. finished harvesting hU
grain last Sunday.
Mrs. T. M. Uurrow and Mrs. Cliff
Wilson of Alliance visited with Mrs.
T. J. Lawrence last Friday.
J. It. Lawrence and Chas. Henjamln
intended to start threshing Wednesday
but put it off until Thursday on account
of the rain.
Mrs, Chas. Qenjaman visited with
Mrs, J. It. Lawrence Wednesday.
There will be an Ice cream social at
Win. Aspden's next Friday nlirht. Auc.
1v1.11, ttveryuouv coruianv invited to
attend.
Fred Iladley and sister, Violet, visit
ed with the Vogle young folks Sunduy
evening.
Harry Parker went down to the Joy
ranch this week to work through hay
ing. John aud Ed 1'alilow are helping
Sain Treukle stack his grain this week.
Auance Roller Rink
We have just received a new shipment of
Skates and hereafter will be able to furnish
vskates for everyone.
We are running a Beginners' Matinee from
4:30 until it 6 p. m. Competent instructors
for all beginners. T, .
WtT Skates for sale. Inquire at Skate
Room.
Rink in
HcCorkle Bldg.
Valuable Prizes for
Bible Study
We call tho attention of our readers to
one of The Herald's departments which
we have just added at considerable cost,
"Suggestive Questions oa the Sunday
School Lessons." They only need to be
read to be appreciated, and if read care
fully, comparing the questions with the
Scripture upon which they are based, they
will not fail to impress the reader with
their great significance.
This department is copyrighted and is
the same as is used by hundreds of other
leading papers of the United States. It is
not denominational or sectarian; in fact,
it is not an explanation of doctrines, but
suggestive questions leading to investiga
tion. While these questions do not com
ment on the subjects suggested, they are
inspiring sermons, addresses and news
paper articles in hundreds of towns; they
are a stimulus and help to thousands of
Bible class teachers and students. The
man on the street reads and discusses
them with his chum; they are read in the
homes of the people and afford interesting
subjects for profitoble discussion. Almost
any one question will suggest as much
thought to the average reader a would
take a newspaper column to express, and
the thought will be his own.
The questions are not dry sermons or
explanations, they are fresh, interesting,
and suggestive, and one can learn from
them, by way of suggestion, more than by
reading an entire magazine devoted to the
philosophy of every-day life.
These questions cover the all-round
needs of human nature, while they are a
wonderful help in elucidating, and en
forcing the Bible lesson upon which they
are based.
Don't fail to read thera from now on,
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See our announcement last week and
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Send The Alliance Herald
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August 21 at, 1910.''
(Copyrlifct, 1810. by Krr. T. S. Llnsmrt, P.D.)
Jesus Hearing Jerusalom. Matt, xr:
17-34.
Golden Text The Son of man came
not to bo ministered unto, but to mln
ister and to give hlu life a ransom for
many. Matt. xx:28.
Verses 17-19 Did Jesus knw from
the beginning of his ministry, that the
Jews would reject and put him to
death?
At what period In tho life of Jesus
did he begin to toll his disciples of his
upproaching crucifixion? (See Chap.
1G:21. Mark 8:31, Luke 9:22.)
Did God In any sense cause the chief
priests and the scribes to betray Jesus,
or the Gentiles to scourgo and cruci
fy him?
Why did Jeans toll of his coming
death confidentially, and to the twelve
disciples only?
Verses 20-21 Who wero tho two
sons of Zebedee?
What had probably Inspired this
mother, to make (he ambitious re
quest, that her two sons may Bit, one
on his right hand and the other on his
left, In his kingdom?
What, If any, reason Is thoro to be
llave that the two sons got their moth
er to make this request for them?
What was probably their Idea con
cerning the coming kingdom of Jesus?
Can you state possible circum
stances where It would be right to get
others to ask for us, what we are
ashamod to ask personally?
Verse 22 How may we know, or get
Into a condition, so as not to pray for
foolish, or unprofitable things?
What does the expression signify,
"to drink of tho cup that I shall drink
of, and to be baptized with the bap
tism that I am baptized with?"
Why have wo a right to conclude
that these two dlHciples, notwithstand
ing their unwise request, loved Jesus
Nearly, and, were prepared to suffer
with him?
Verse 23 Is suffering for Jesus as
necessary now as then, or does the
change In the circumstances make
suffering now unnecessary? 'Why?
Why cannot God show partiality to
any, notwithstanding hU tender lovt
to each?
R. A. CHARLTON, flgr.
Suffering Is no doubt the lot of all,
wm would be free and faithful, but
on what baals dses Oetf make promo
tions, or put Ma servants In promi
nent peeltlonaf (Thla question mwrt
be anaweree' l writing by me maw
af the club.)
Verso 24 Which were the mora
blameable, tho two for making a fool
lih request, or tho ton for being
"moved with Indignation" against
thorn?
Vorses 25-29 Who Is the greatest In
the kingdom of Ood on tho earth?
What are tho tap vfaw points of
greatness In the MBlt&ita ofi Ood asd
In tho world?
Can a man romata a sutojeet ki the
kingdom of God, Tao is not anxious
to servo, or, who sacks bospr asd plots
for promotion? Why or tfey vail
Verses It m Jealfcaf MbM
whintm earth to satmeutetfri.feaV
rtcknesV nnd lnflrmltlos, d Wbr
reason Is there to bellov tft UdB pol
ler was meant to U peqaaapjafji
Suppoaa, taotead mt mtmfQmm
blind men, 60 had gtmm Gtatiff Wa
er spiritual tafca ffMsftt woM have
boon fee baMar Mtajt
Lesson for Svndbp. Aqg. JBUi, 1911
Jesus Entering Jerasataa. KaH. zzlt
1-17
NOTICE
To Patrick Muring)), Box Ilutto enmity, Np-
lirutlcn.
You nro hereby notified Unit II. Ilymo dltl
on the Itli day of N'ovnmbor, 1P07, pu rehire at
pulillc sale of the trcasuror of !)x Ilutto
comity, NetiraiWu, the following dpcrtl-d
laud situated In liox Ilutto county, Neur.iaka.
to-wltj
Tho southeast quarter (8fi 41 of hoctlon
nine (8). tu township twenty-live ((23), north
ratiqu tlfty-ono (51), west of the sixth principal
nixrinian, tor iue lor me year um: 111:11. too
suld II, ltyrnedld since, nnd nfter tho siune
the tuxes for tuey?arlt07; and thaturterwiittN
tho tu Id U, IJyrno for a trood 11ml vulualilo
consideration assigned aula certltlcntuuf tax
uli) to nm. the undortiUtiod, W. L, McNiimiir.i.
and that I have since, and nfter the same lie
came delinquent, paid as ubwent taxes, tho
taxes for tho yeor MXH; that said land was
taxed for each of suld yearn, lo-wlt : 1 ml.
1007, 1P08. in the name of Patrick Morta.'li
And yon ar further notified that after tilt1
expiration of three mouths from da 0 of I lie
servlco of this notice, I will apply to sild
treasurer for u tax deed of said land, You
will (roveru yourself accordingly.
Dated this Sth day of August, 1010.
V. L. MoNAMAnA,
30- l,urchavr.
B. F. Oilman has had his law otll '-s
in the Alliance National Hank lil-!
remodeled nnd repapored. tie li.tr
added new furniture uImi.
T.S.FIELDING
TAILOR AND PRVCLEA'ER
We ,Can Please You
We Know How
Over 30 rears
ExpcrUtict'
Eighteen of which have been i.i
best there is in these li.iti-.
We have just installs I a DuVasher Cleaning
Machine, the most up-to-date machine known to
the profession. Garments of all kinds cleaned,
pressed and repaired in a way that will please.
Party and ball costumes cleaned without the removal
of trimmings.
A Trial Order Solicited
Look for the Sign of the Machine on
the Window.
North Room of ,
Mrs. Holdridge's Building
403 Box Butte Avenue
NOTICE
To William II. Throckmorton, llox flutto
county, Nebraska.
You aro hereby notified that II. Ilymo did
on tho 4th ilny of NoTcuiber, 1007, purchaso at
public tux aalo of the treasurer of Uox llntto
county, Nebraska, the following described
land situated in llox Ilutto county, Nebraska,
to-wlti
Tho southeast quarter (SKi) of section fif
teen (IB). In township twenty-four CM), uortli
rancu llfty-one (51). west of the sixth principal
meridian, for taxes for tho years 1005 nnd
1900; that the said 11. Ilymo did slnco and
after tho same becamo delinquent, paid on
subsequent tuxes, the taxes for the year 1007;
and that afterwards tho said U. fiyrne, for a
wood and valuable consideration assigned said
cerlltlcato of tux sale to mo. the undersigned.
W. U. McNntnara, and that I have since, nnd
after tho sumo became delinquent, paid iih
subsequent tuxes, tho taxes for the year IMS:
that said land was taxed for each of said
years, to-wlt: 1003, IDOtS, 1007, 1WH, In tho namo
of William II. Throckmorton. And you aro
further notified that after the expiration of
throe months from da to of servlco of this
notice, I will apply to said treasurer for a tar
deed of said land. You will go rum yourself
accordingly.
Uutotf this 8th day of August, 1010.
W, L. MoNAMAnA,
M- l'urchiisor.
NOTICE
To John ti. Hurton.AUIanco.UoxIlulte county,
Nebraska.
You are hereby notified that II. llyruo did
on the 4tU day of Nouembcr, 1007. purchase at
public tax salo of tho treasurer of llox Hutto
county, Nebraska, tho following dvscrilied
land situated In llox Ilutto county. Nebraska,
to-wlti
Tliu north half of the southeast quarter
(N'4 of HKHJ of section thirteen (13), In town
uinroijui juiiiuil uuriepil ll.l'. Ill town-twenty-live
(25), uortli range forty-soveu
snip
(17) west, sixth
Ixtli principal meridian, for tiitm
for the
lie veant 1005. IHCni antl t
ears 1005, IOCOI aud
liyrno did since, and after the same becumo
delinquent, paid as subsequent nixes, the
tuxes for the year 1007 1 and that afterwards
the said II. ltyrn- for n good and valuable
CoiiRlileratlon assigned said certificate of tax
stilu to mo tlio undersigned, W. 1 MoNatnarn,
unit that I havo since, and after the samobe
Ciimu delinquent, paid us subsequent tuxew,
the tuxes fr tho year HVirf: that said laud wan
taxed for each of aid year, to-wlt: lOOS
liW. UV7, lUK tn the mi mn of John I llurum.
And you an further notlliod that after tho
expiration of three months fr.un date of the
uurvlre nf this untie. I will apply lo said
tensurer for 11- tux deed of suld laud. You
will govern yourself accordingly.
Dated tlib, wiidayuf August, 1010.
V. K McNavara,
30- Purchaser.
We 'Imv- completed airatujcmeiits
vitli h. 1.1 ii the l)t etintMveis in the
uot t h vli we can Mipuly un short
nitlice. tiui.vej iw it's, emboHHed
sUtidiit-t v eniMve,t wedding itivita
ions i'i Mil. tiiituelse Hut tni uetlti
HJieil 111 fill? llil t'tt 01 embused
wink K.-l" mi 1 tie Kerxld who are
tlitnli i . ruling an thing of this
Mud !' ui 1 c.i'i .it this office nnd see
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