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S ATURD Y. SEPT. 17
Persons who purchase on or before that date will
receive the benefit of our Special Sale Discount, sav
ing 10 on purchase price, on easy payments.
-Our Pianos are All High Grade Instruments -
And are guaranteed as represented in every particular.
We do not handle the inferior grades.
Bennett Piano Company
C. Q. KNAPTON, Special Sales Mgr.
MRS. J. T. WIKER, Resident Mgr.
Auto Department
Buffalo Bill uses the White Steamer.
He baslour of them.
Up to July ist a total of ri.oSo automo
biles had been registered in the state. Up
to July 15th 6,49s had been registered in
South Dakota.
S. C. Reck has entered the automobile
business at Alliance, Nebr., having taken
the agency for the Ford in Box Butte
county. The Motorist.
Federal registration is badly needed.
This would save the necessity of securing
a license in every state in which a person
desires to run or use his car.
"The Motorist" published in Omaha,
continues to grow in size and importance
in the auto world. This magazine has
very interesting news and is of special
interest to Nebraska motorists.
W. L. McKissick of Carlyle, la., has
Invented an automatic cranking device for
automobiles. He ought to get rich; for
the want for something of this kind that
was not too expensive is well known.
James Keeler is running a regular sched
ule on trips to Bronco Lake. On Sundays
bis big six-cvlinder Rickett is kept busy
hauling passengers to and from the popu
lar lake resort, under the guidance of Mr.
Kintop.
The American Automobile Company
with a capital of $1,000,000 has been or
ganized at Beatrice, Nebr., and will man
ufacture the Jonz automobile on an exten
sive scale. The company already claims
to have orders on hand for $300,000 worth
of cars.
Never buy a car because of its outward
appearance. In buying a second hand car
always have some competent mechanic
examine it thoroughly and take his judg
ment. Some of the finest appearing cars
are cars that through improper use , or ac
cident have 'become badly damaged and
are worth very little.
The Detroit automobile factories will
probably manufacture 131,000 cars during
1911. Of this number Hupmobile will
make 10.000, Regal, 6,000, Paige-Detroit,
3,000. Everett, 3,000, Hudson, G.ooo,
Ford, 30,000, Chalmers, 7,000, E-M-P,
30,000, Cadillac 12,000, Packard, 4,000,
and the Brush, 10,000. Other factories
will make 10,000 more
Every auto driver should practice run
ning his car backward. It will prevent
accidents at times and if the car should
balk on a steep hill the ability to steer
backward becomes of great value. Some
times where a hill is too steep to climb on
the low gear it can be climbed by running
up backward as the gear ratio of the re
verse is lower than the low (speed.
In adjusting the contact breaker screws
when the contact breaker is of the positive
make-and-break type, care should always
be taken to see that the small locking
screw, which is provided in the split end
of the screw-supporting pillar, is properly
locked after the adjustment is complete.
Also, it should be noticed whether locking
up this screw affects the adjustment of the
contact screw, as this sometimes happens.
When the contact-making screw is not
properly locked up, the constant tapping
on it of the trembler blade invariably
works it farther back, so that the adjust
ment does not keep correct for any length
of time, and, consequently, the annoyance
of misfiring is experienced very frequently.
Following is a list of the names of own
ers with makes of cars in Box Butte coun
ty, as shown by the Auto Department files.
Anyone who knows of others will confer a
favor by notifying this department
James Keeler Reo Overland Rickett
S3
The Rex Garage
S. C. Reck, Prop.
Zrx McCcilsle Bia.i Id-1 ra. gr
Automobile Storage
Rentals and Repairing
EXPERT MECHANICS
REASONABLE PRICES
AGENCY FOR THE
The most popular auto today
is the FORD. Low priced and
inexpensive to run, it fills the
need better than the higher
priced cars
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Dr. U. H. Bellwood.Buick
Enoch Boyer Overland
F J Betzold Jackson
Dr H A Copsey .... Lambert
N Frohnapfel Rambler
Ben Fernald Pope-Hartford
Gray & Guthrie Reo , ,
E I Gregg Ford ' -. "
F E Holsten Ford
E D Henry Keo
James Hunter Ford
I Mutton ?
Peter Kicken ?
William King Kissel Kar
Link Lowry Ford
N O Leishman .. Oakland
Jim McKinney ?
Dr McCuen ?
JCMcCorkle.. .Ford
C A Newberry International
Oscar O'Bannon ....Ford
Thomas O'Keef e Buick
Keith Pierce .Ford
Ora Phillips Lambert
John Pederson Maxwell
W D Rumer Reo
S C Reck Ford Tbos. Overland
Louis Surprise ?
0 J Scribner ?
Barney Sheperd ?
Cal Vinsel Moline
C C Smith Hartford
Nels Worley.......Reo
Wheaton-Ellis ... . Maxwell Thomas
W W Wood Buick
Dr Bowman Ford
Jerry Wells ?
John R Snyder Rapid Commercial
William Mitchell.... Velie
S H Desch Reo
W M Wilson ?
1 R Lawrence ....Ford
Thiele Cream Co ...International
W W Norton Jackson
$ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IlEPOHTED BY
X A. F llALDRIDOE, Hooded Abbtructer
4 McCorkle Building, Alliance.
Zt-lHo U I'.uJjpr to Annie M OrlMtliK part of
ItlookO Neb Add to Alliance, Auk 10, 1W0.
f.'.OOO.
Kred Hrown to Frank House W!4 SWW 1-S0-51
Miiy IP. MHO. l,t00.
William 11 .lesso to Jncob Jehe NE'i of Sc
:fi uiul all f HEH .'15 on N hide of r.tllronl, LM7
iutm. All In twpS5 K 47 July 30. 1010. f U,(Kil.
Williiim Holsten to John. I Moisten NH 4-28-51
July 19, 11)10. vl.
Hello M Thomas to Frank I'otraohll V' Lot
10 & Its 11. r. & 13. bill 17. Alliance, Mubr. J m.
7, UU0 4,IXX.
EH Xr.U 0-24-43. tSOO. John Howmun to Wm,
James.
SK 25-2C-W). 2.400. Geo. A Crlm to W. Frost.
NW 0-25-49. ? 2,400. 0j. A Urlm to W Front.
Lot o to. tlk il, Ilemlngford. f 3,000 W W
Norton to Ilunj. E Johnson.
I'art of Lot 23, County Add to Alliance. JlW
Oupltolii lloyer to .lobu f noddy,
Lot 10 blk 10. Alliance. $450. C O Smith to
EdRur W WINon.
HE15-2-.-48. 14,000. J O MeOorklo to Cut
Soderbort,',
I'art of Lot 2. blk W, Bberlditn Add to Alli
ance, fi, auo. A P Ufrnmlu to M 1" Douovun.
Lot 5. llk M, Nebr Add tu Alliance iiW.Un
colu Land Co, to V S und I L Acbeoon.
Lot 2, Uloclt S, Slivrldun Add to Allianc Lin.
coin Lunu Co. to Samuel (I Jacoby 175.
Lots, blklO. Uox Uutte Add. to Alliance.
l!5. Lincoln Land Co. to Vt-ggo V Illndvrup
Civil Service Examination
On September 3rd there will be held an
examination in Alliance for the positions
of clerk and carrier in the Post Office Ser
vice. The salaries will range from I600
for first grade to $1,200 for sixth grade.
The subjects will be Spelling, Arithmetic,
Letter-writing Penmanship, Copying, Ge
ography and Reading Addresses. The
age limit is from 18 to 45 years. Appli
cants must be physically sound. Married
women will not be admitted to the exam
ination. Application blanks, etc., may be
obtained from J N. Johnston at the Alli
ance posloffice and must be filed before
August 31, 1910 with J. M. Shoemaker,
Secretary 8th Civil Service District, Post
office, St Paul, Minn.
Uncalled For Letters
Following is a list of letters remain
ing uncalled for i.i the postoffice at
! Alliance, Nebraska, for the week end-
mg Aug. 15,. 1910; if not called for on
or before August uj, 1910, will be
6ent to the Dead Letter Office at
Washington, D. C.
Uowen, Mr. I. F.
Hums, flJIss Mary
Crllli'y, Harry 1'.
Masobori; tc Co.
Mtithowsorj. Mr. O. O.
'McDounlil. Oco.
CootTov. Murk North. Mr. Ed.
C'nnlHs,. Mr. Oscar 1'lielan, Mrs. John
mwbou, an. Nlna(:j l'amiar. John
Dawson, Mrs- A K iteynoliis, Mr. Sterling
Uiinus, iun. uenry j. uonerson, .Mrs. .1, J..
TEATER BROTHERS
Urav. Itobcrt
Haines, Mr. f. V
Hawkins. K. w.
Itowlcv. II. W.
Sterling, L. SI.
BWVeilH. .1,
llelntzlmiin.MlKslK'll Sodnr, Mri. F.lmer
Hides. Mrs. Mary C. Sullivan. Thomas V.
Hunlcau. H It.
Kcuhart, Mr. Alma
Laiuars, .Mrs. 1 (lira
'J'otlen, Mr. Mi-Ivln
Thuruian, t. ?i.
Wllhou. U. A.
Wilton, Mr. Eva (or Coral
Mention advertised when calling for
letters on this list.
Ira E. Tasii. Postmaster.
Smoke Obscures Sun
On Monday the smoke from the burning
forests in Wyoming, Montana and Wash
ington was so heavy that it bad the ap
pearance of a cloudy day. Tuesday the
wind changed but on Wednesday it veered
back again and at times the smoke was so
heavy that the sun could not be seen. The
fires are steadily getting worse and the
forests now burning are said to cover a
district one hundred miles square. The
timber and property loss is running into
many millions of dollars.
Married
Harold S. Castle, a popular Alliance pas
sengnr brakeman, and Miss Evelyn O.
Sellers, of byracuse, Nebr., were united
in matrimonv bv Rev. Oodfrev at the nar-
sonage last Thursday evening The happy
couple left for Lincoln on their honey
moon, u hey will make their residence in
Alliance. Thn Hpr.ilH inina ihpir mnnu
i friends in wishing them many happy ears
lOfc'etner.
Resdiutions
Whereas, our beloved brother, il E,
MacCray was on the 15th day of August
19 jo, by the decree of an overruling prov
idence called from his earthly suffering to
a home where pain and sorrow are un
known and where the weary find rest, be
it therefore
Resolved, That in the death of Brother
MacCray the members of tnis lodge fully
recognize that they have lost one of their
number who was at all times imbued with
the pnre principles of the order and whose
life and conduct suffer no reproach to be
on his character either as an Eagle, fel
low citizen or husband and father.
Resolved, That the sincere and heart
felt sympathies of the members of the
Eagle lodge be, and are hereby extended
to the bereaved widow and family of our
deceased brother whose loss we, with
them, deeply mourn.
Resolved, That as a token of love and
esteem for our deceased brother, the char
ter be draped in mourning for a period of
thirty days.
Resolved, '1 hat these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of this lodge and
that a copy of these resolutions be proper
ly engrossed to the widow and family of
the deceased, and that they be printed in
the Alliance Herald and the Semi-Weekly
Times of Alliance, Neb.
Respectfully submitted,
C. S. SOWERS
G. E. LEIDY
AL SIEFFERT, Commiitee.
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Having purchased the S. H. Desch Grocery and
Meat Market, we have decided to run the same
on a CASH BASIS. We think that by so
doing we can sell First-CIass Goods for less
money than we could by doing a credit busi
ness. Accordingly, after August 1 7th, we will
sell FOR CASH ONLY. You are invited to call
and get prices.
Telephone Orders Delivered Promptly
PHONE -jg
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
B- . NORTH
."A Good Sip will Improve Your Business"
Painting of All Kinds Done on Short
Notice. Satisfaction Ghiaranteed.
603 Box Butte Avenue. First house north Court House
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
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