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Tlie following "Want Ads" are classified under appropriate
headings for the convenience of readers.
Cash Ratios Five cents per line each insertion. No ad re
ceived for less than ten cents per insertion.
Ckedit Rates Five cents per line each insertion, but no ad
vertising account opened for less than twenty-live cents and no
ad charged for less than fifteen cents per week.
Good Things to Eat
Wright's old-fashioned buckwheat
Hour is PURE. Wright u rones no
man. .... "5-4
Lovers of oysters should go to the
Keystone. Oyptets shipped direct to
us from the oyster beds. We handle
the New York Counts. Try them. You
can get them in any quantity.
42tf F. B. Dismkr.
Pardey's cottage bread is baked by
expert bakers and is good to eat
Flour, feed and stock salt, E. I.
Gregg & Son, 212 Larmie avenue. Best
goods. Prices right. City deliveries
made promptly. Phone 155. 4.1-tf
To Rent
For Rent--Furnished rooms. Apply
315 Big Horn Ave. 453t-23i
Furnished rooms for rent, steam heat,
electric lights and bath. Some for
light housekeeping. Three blocks west
of Alliance National bank. 321 West
Third street. Phone 582.
43tf Mrs. Nijlliu Heath.
Furnished rooms, steam heat, bath,
etc., with or without board. Mrs. J.
H. Curtis, 518 Toluca avenue. Phone
iG. 42 tf
For Sale
FOR SALE Gentle driving horse,
harness and buggv. Mrs. S. J. Hoi
dnge x- 4 5-it 230
1G0 acre farm seven miles from
Minatare. 30 acres uuder the Tri
State canal and balance under the
Government canal. 25 acres under
cultivation. House, barn, cow stable,
etc. Price only $40 per acre. Address
Jos. Moititt, Minatare, Nebr.
44tf 1 95
Buy your stoves of T
401 Box Butte Ave.
Threlkeld,
43-tf
A good buggy for sale at a bargain if
taken this week. L. M. E. Anderson,
713 Larmie Ave., Alliance. 4i-tf
For Sale Houses, Etc.
First class boarding house at a bar
gain in a good location. Call at Her
ald office. Mrs. L. M. Anderson.
46-4J-241
1 sell furniture and house furnish
ings cheaper than anybody. T. J.
Threlkeld. 43-tf
A modem, six room house for, sale at
a bargain- Inquire at George Sny
der's. 40-tf
Eight room house, partly modern,
barn, two lots, for sale. 900 Yellow
stone avenue. Phone, Green if. 40-10
Help Wanted
GIRL WANTED for general house
work. Phone 605. 45-tf'227
WANTED To hire a bright young
man for clerk and general work about
store, either before and after school or
all day. Must be strong and willing
worker. Phone 340 or call at The
Herald office. 45-227
BOYS1 GIRLS! FREE COLUMBIA
BICYCLES for a little easy spare-time
work for Hampton's Magazine. Send
postal for wonderful FREE Bicycle
Offer. Address "Bicycle CIud." Koom
538, 66 West 35th St., New York.
44-4t
ACTIVE AGENT WANTED FOR
BOX BUTTE COUNTYIi Best land
proposition ever offered. We give free
transportation to JPalm Beach, Florida
to examine lands. $10.00 per month
for twenty-five mouths. Good (active
agents make big" money. For particu
lars and literature, write CREW and
PHAIR. General Agents, St. Paul,
Nebraska.
453t -213
WANTED AT ONCE Hampton's
Magazine wants a reliable man or wo
man in Alliance to sell the fastest
growing magazine in America. Earn
$1.50 to $5.00 a day. Write immedi
ately for ''Salary Plau" and Free out
fit. Address "VON," Sales Mgr.,
Hampton's Magazine, 85 West 35th
St., New York. 44 4t
Employment Wanted
D R ESS M AKIN G Experienced
dressmaker. 319 Yellowstone avenue.
Phone 535. Mrs. Bakni2m. 44-tf-205
DRESSMAKING My dressmaking
parlors are again open to my customers
and others. Satisfaction guaranteed.
-Mhs. Hbiszbnhuttel, 127 Yellow.
stoue. Phone 354. 44-4t-i97
Wanted Plain bewing. Call at 117
West Fourth (Montana) street. Phone
.611. ' 43-4t
,S. Glidden has returned to Alli
ance and is ready to do all kinds of odd
jobs of work. Phone ififi red. 39tf
Wanted- -Work b day or take wash
ing home- Phone 45 blue. tt
Shoe Shining Machines
ON.S''y"
When you want your shoes shiued
right and in a hurry drop into the Alli
ance Shoe Stote. 30G Box Butte Ave.,
and have the work done by one of
those wonderful electric shoe shining
machines. Two machines, one for
black and one for tan shoes. It takes
only a uickle in the slot, and in three
minutes both shoes are given a first-
class shine. The work U done by sets
of brushes run by electricity, and can
not hurt the tenderest feet. 3G-lf
Architect
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
Business Opportunities
For Sale
One-half Interest in hardware busi
ness. Curries line of harness and has
best equipped tin shop In western Ne
braska. Firm Is doing good business.
Reason for selling is poor health. For
particulars address, Hardware, care of
Alliance Herald. 32-tf
Live Stock, Poultry, Etc.
FOR SALE One span of mares, 7
and 8 years old, both with foal.
Weight 2.700 pounds. Call on or
write C. H. Gillespie, f.08 W. Dakota.
43-tf
Now is the time to buy your Brown
Leghorns. Call or write me at 024
Box Butte avenue, Alliance, Nebr.
B. H. Perry. 41-tf
Three milk cows,
' eleven pigs for sale-
two sows, and
Inquire Teater
40-tf
lirottiets. I'hone to
Household Articles
Let me frame your pictures. T. J.
Threlkeld. 43-tf
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.
Repairing, Etc.
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The best equipped shoe shop in
northwestern Nebraska is run by M. D
Nichols in the rear of the Alliance Cash
Shoe Store, First-class work quickly
done, at reasonable prices. 4otf
Miscellaneous
Wanted 3 or 4 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Call at Herald
office.
4G-it-237
For purity and flavor use Wright's
pure old-fashioned buckwheat
flour. 45-4
First class board and room for one
young man. Call 713 Laramie Ave.,
or phone 394. 45-11-225.
COAL Phone 15 if you want coal.
Carey & Vaughn. 44-tf-2of
I have 400 tons of good hay for sale,
good location to feed stock.
J. D. Hagertv,
41-tf Bridgeport, Neb.
Money to loan on real estate. F. E.
Reddish. 3-tf.
Get your school supplies and candies
at the Bee Hive. 36-tt
We have a good position open in
this county for a man of good standing
to take charge of branch oil and gaso
line station, to sell direct to the farm
ers in barrel lots- Must be able to
give cash security as we carry a car load
of oil to each station. Will pay good
salary or commission ' to right party.
Address, Milwaukee Oil & Refining
Company, Aberdeen, S. 1). 46 21-235
LEARN WIRELESS & R. R. TE
LEGRAPHY! Shortage of fully 10,.
000 Operators on account of 8-hour
law and extensive "wireless" develop
ments. We operate under direct
supervision of Telegraph Officials and
positively place all students when
qualified- Write for catalogue.
NAT'L. TELEGRAPH INST., Cin
cinnati; Philadelphia; Memphis; St.
Paul, Minn.; Enid, Okla.; Columbia,
S. C; Portland, Ore.
Anyone having clothing of any kind
which they do not care to keep, and
which they desire to put to good use,
will confer a favor by phoning Mrs. W.
H. Zehrung, phone 287, Supt. of Mer
cy and Help Department Alliance
Epworth League, or Mrs. S. K. War
rick, ph'one 102, Supt. Mercy and
Help Department Alliance W. C T. U.
This clothing will be used in helping
the poor of Alliance this winter. tf.
It's the World's Best
No one has ever made a salve, ointment
or balm to compare with Uucklen's Arnica
Salve It's the one perfect healer of Cuts,
Corns, Hums, Hruises, Sores, Scalds,
Moils,, IMcers. Kczema. Salt Rheum. For
Sore Kyes, Cold Sores, Chapped Hands
or Sprains, it's sifprerae Infallible fur
I ties. Only 25c at r. J Hr-.nnan s
BMW jMtB ana (aa w .a-a . W 1
Engineer Jacobv of Ravenna was in
Alliance Monday.
Con. Dick Rentier has teporled for
work after a few days lay.off.
F. P. Martin is a new brakeman.
He conies from Wvmore, Nebt.
Fiieman Ray Meeker has resigned
and gone to his home in Missouri.
Passenger brakeman Fred Vaughn
returned Motulav from Broken Bow.
Fireman John Castle, who has been
working at Hecla, returned to Alliance.
N. Ryan is filling D. B. Wagner's
place as chief clerk to Trainmaster
Nelson.
Brakeman Ray Hoag reported for
work Tuesday morning after laying off
one trip.
Conductor aud Mrs. Robert Evans
left on No. 42 Tuesday for a trip to
Lincoln.
Miss Avers, sister-in-law of Mr.
Waguer, now has charge of the depot
news stand.
Timekeeper Wetherall has returned
from Chicago, where he went on com
pany business.
Owing to a shortage of crews in
Seneca, Con. Conn had to come to Al
liance Monday.
Engineer Geo. Hicks was in Alliance
Motulav collecting rent and looking
after his property here.
Brakemen O'Brien and Bennish have
severed their connection with the com
pany and will try ranching.
Miss Ethel Nolan went to Lincoln
last Friday, where she will spend ten
days shopping and sight-seeing.
Conductor Lawsou, who has been
working out of Alliance for some time,
has been assigned to the east end.
Chief Clerk Wagner has been very
sick at his home for several days. He
was threatened with typhoid fever.
It is reported that there will be three
of the Ravenna-Seneca brakemen sent
to Alliance immediately to work out of
here.
Denver brakeman Wyatt, who has
spent the summer on freight, is again
on passenger work between Alliance
and Denver.
Brakemen Stjyder and V. Ober
holzer haveTeUigned, effective Nov. 1.
They expect to depart at once for the
sunny south.
Mrs. Chas. Grothe left on No. 42
Saturday night for a short visit at the
home ot her brother, Conductor Dete
line, iu Ravenna.
Mrs. A. E. Nelson has receivod
woid that a sister and brother-in-law
from Livingston, Mont., would arrive
here Friday morning for a short visit.
Mrs. Robert Montfort came in Tues
day from Guernsey and is a guest at
the Wanner home. Mr. Montfort is a
brakeman now and enjoys the outdoor
work.
Fireman B. Trenkle of Crawford
Hill came to Alliance Monday morning.
After arming himself with a gun and
shells he left on 44 for Reno on a duck
hunt.
Here is the latest, taken from the
Atchitisoti Globe: "If I had his mon
ey," said a brakeman in speaking of a
wealthy citizen, "I would burn a few
lights."
A request has been made to all the
railroads entering Denver that their
switch engines' burn coke instead of
coal, thus reducing the amount of
smoke in the city.
J. L. Crowner, Denver passenger
engineer, is taking a few days' lay off.
He will move his family from Curtis,
Nebr., to Denver where he has rented
a modern five-room cottage for the
winter.
Brakeman Christenson returned
Monday morning from a short visit at
his home tiear Liucolu. His arm,
which he had the misfortune to break
some time ago, is still keeping him
from work.
On Oct. 23 there was a wreck on the
Rock Island near Calhan, Col. A
freight special with nine cars of stock
struck head-on a local train composed
of oil which was spilled aud immedi
ately caught fire. The engine men all
jumped. Fortunately no lives were
lost.
Biakeman Walthers of the east end
came into Alliance Tuesday morning.
He left on No. 43 the same day for
Ilarlowton, Mont-, where he owns
land. If he finds a claim to suit him
he may decide to homestead. He is
not very far from F. A. Dunning,
formerly a conductor here.
The use of glasses as a protection to
engiuemen's eves is being talked over
by officials of roads in the east. It
sounds very reasonable that properly
flitted glasses would help to relieve the
terrible strain to which an engineer's,
eyes are subjected aud to increase the
efficiency of men who need glasses
with only a slight correction iti them.
Owing to the large and rapidly grow
iug business in his store, Conductor
W. J. Hamilton decided to resign from
the service, effective Oct. 22, This is
not altogether a surprise as Mr. Hamil
ton has planned for some time to give
all of his time to his interests heie.
Yet he will be greatlv missed among
his manv warm friends 011 the r id
Among the younger conductors there
arc several who thank him for their
efficient training while on Hamilton's
cat. Among the trials aud tribulations
on the road were many that would
spoil the temper of a saint, hut Billy
was always cool aud even teuipeted
and willing to "help out" at all times.
On Sunday, Oct. 30, thete will be a
number of changes in the passenger
schedules, This is owing to the lighter
traffic during the winter months. Nos.
35 and 36 between Alliance and Edge
mout will be pulled off. No. 39 will
leave Lincoln earlier and be about 30
minuses earlier along the line Quite
a number of other changes arc made
sti the branch lines out out of Lincoln.
Conductor Charles Olscn is another
man who has decided to quit railroad
ing and try some other occupation.
He expects to move with his family to
Seattle. Charlie is one of the boys
who was made here aud he leaves
many friends among the officials and
his fellow workmen. One conductor
was heard to remark, "Olsen was the
best brakeman I ever had on my car."
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Morris arc en
joying a visit from their two daughters,
Mrs. A. E. Swanson of Carrington,
N. D., and her little daughter, Miss
I Elizabeth; also Mrs. Ray Dietlein of
Crawford aud her daughter, Miss Mar-
gatet Alice. The ladies are better
known hero among their many warm
friends as Agues aud Nellie. They ex
pect o visit here until after Thanks
giving. St. Matthews choir will give a dance
in the Phelan Opera House October 31,
lyto. li very body invited.
Lost or Stolen
45-2t-2l8
Sometime in August 1910 n Collie
dog was stolen from the Alliance hag
gage room, aud up to the present time
has not been returned. I will pay n
reward of ten dollais for the return of
this dog or any information in regard
to his whereabouts. If returned to me
no questions will be asked.
W. M. Weidenmamck, Supt. C.B.&Q.
4fvit-23f) Alliance, Nebr.
Notice to Settle
As we have disposed of our business
in Alliance, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to us are requested to
cA at once at the store and settle.
Mrs. Tiios. Regan. 44-41-200
Reaching the Top
in any calling of life, demands a vigorous
body and a keen brain. Without health
there is no success. Hut Electrfc Bitters
is the greatest Health Builder the world
has ever known. It compels perfect ac
tion of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels,
purifies and enriches the blood, tones and
invigorates the whole system and enables
you to stand the wear and tear of vour
daily work. "After months of suffering
from Kidney Trouble," writes W. M.
Sherman, of Cushing, Me., "three bottles
of Electric Bitters made me feel like a new
man." 50c at F. J, Brennan's.
Election Officers
BOX IIUTTB COUNTY
First Wurd. Alliance
Judge of Election Clerk of Hleetion
,InoO'ICefe Hurrv Nelson
N A Kirk S P Tuttle
It F Gilinun
Second
Gregory Znrn
Kurt McCool
T M Lawler
Wurd, Alliance
E O Lainjr
Lee Bayse
Box Butte I'reclnet, Alljance
I' H Zoble J110 Manibn
JnoO'Maru V F I'atlerMin
Hiram Wilson
Boytl I'reeinet, Alliance
Frank Bauer Herman Rehder
V Pahlow Jacob ,Ies&c
MO Wutnbaugh
Dorhey I'reeinet, Heiniugford
C A Burlew Ben Johnson
J F Whelan A S Enyetu t
M C Beuumont
Lake I'reclnet, Alliauce
Fred Molding S C Boon
L .1 Schlll Leonard l'ilklngton
V (i Zediker
J(. , ,, j La ww I'reeinet. .
"Ilnlion Murslaud A Nikont Marslutul
J Moeller HemTd I. Leavitt Hem'f'd
.1 Bartos Murslund
Liberty I'reclnet. Hcmlnjjford
Fred Niltont Frank Culm
Mike Butler Henry Winter
Henry Tsehacher
Nonparlel I'reclnet. Hemingford
0 W Lore Chris Hanseu
B Abley .1 M Andre
Fred Abley
Running Water
Barney Ilulber
J no Kovarnek
O Bowser
I'reclnet, Hemingford
Ino.lelinek
T L Hopkins jr
Snake Creek I'reclnet
.1 110 Hums Burns CTiernan Alliance
Jos Nerud Malinda ( Chapman Mulindu
Geo Severson '
Wright I'reclnet
F McCoy Alliance I Mailuy Alliance
I no Wright " Cal Lammon '
W J Johnson Hashman
Forced to Leave Home
Bverv year a large number of poor suf
ferers, whose lunqs are sore and racked
with coughs, are urged to go to another
climate. But this is costly and not always
sure. There's a better way. Let Dr.
King's New Discovery cure you at home.
"It cured me of lung trouble," writes W.
R. Nelson, of Calamine, Ark., "when all
else failed and I gained 47 pounds in
weight, It's surely the King of all cough
and lung cures." Thousands owe their
lives and health to it. It'spositively
guaranteed for Coughs. ColdstJCaGlrippe,
Afthma, Croup all Throat and Lung
Jrauble.. et and $'t,oj3-- ,Tfjal bottle
free at l' ! Brerinari's "
Sucke
JUST RECEIVED
GOOD LINE OF
FANCY WORK
EMBROIDERY SILKS
LIBRARY SCARFS
CUSHIONS
ETC.
Opera House Block
BAKING
Notice
All bills due me must be paid by
November ist. W. H. Zhiiitrsr,.
45-2t-22Q
To Whom It May Concern
As President of the Crescent Live
Stock Company, of Muuier, Nebr..
you are hereby notified that it is clos
ing out its business and will not be
responsible for any bills hen-after con
tracted for on behalf of said Compaut.
Any further credit willnoLbe required.
45-4t-2i2 Thomas Moinivir.u.
Buglar Is Discsvered
The lecent attempted and successful
burglaries in Alliance have not been
very paying to the bmglar or burg
lars but they have put Alliance store
keeperu oil the watch, so when George
Duncan of the Duncan Grocery heard
a fearful noise in his basqiueut. at 8:30
WedrteRday.'e'veninL';' bccpfZ-course sup
posed his time had come and as the
store is only a block from the police
station, he quietly closed the front
door and "hiked" for the station.
With the entite police force at his
back, including the police judge, he
felt braver aud with each man carrying
a large sixty-six automatic repeating
safety revolver they marched back to
the store, prepared their dark lanterns,
aud with quiet catlike steps, entered
the basement,
In an itiBtant the thick darkness was
turned into broadest daylight by the
dark lanterns aud each man called in
his loudest voice, "Hands up." Instead
of the revolver shot which they were
expecting from the midnight (8:30)
prowler, from one corner of the room
came a loud "Meow, eow" and out
darted a big black cat.
The joke was on George and the en
tire force smoked pure Havanas the
rest of the evening.
There li more Ctotarrh Ih thu action of tl rountrt
than all ollwr dl'UM put loiuitirr. and until Hi l.ttl
few jmr wai mipixumI In b Incurable. Kor a crcnt
many yar doetora pruuouiiccit It u lural UWii KJid
prvwllml lueal rruwlk, mul iy roiuuiilly talllDK
to eurv itli l(ml treutrttrnt. proniHDuisil.lt lunjmljlr.
KoKwce tat prmeti CaWnh to Ih a iwulltullintal ills
rate, and thert(ire rvuulnw coantltuUonal tnttaaenl.
Ililla UiUrrli fure. rTtMUfarttiml fiy F 4. Clioiiry
A- Co . Toledo. Onto. It lt only ('onatltuUonal tun- on
the mirket. II I Utm tatrrnMl)' 1 due,' from 10
drnnH to a teapnoo(ul. It arm illtvtlly on the blood
and miHxm aurfarea of tlte ayntem They offer one
hundred dnllara tor any - It (alia to run' Hmd
for rlrruliw and t -lim.M.i il
Adilrv-w I- J I11IM1 CO Tol.do. Ohio.
Hold I n UniB.- ! i
Take II i1 1 1 u nli' -ey Mipution.
W Biscuits, Hot Breads vl
If More Tasty, Economical, m
li Absolutely Healthful I
ft In ' Ji iaW
Co.
POWDER
Weak, Weary Women
Learn the Cause of Daily Woes xtd
End Them.
When tla- bark aelir uinl tlirub
When lioii-t-wiiiU Is W ruin;)
When night lu'iugo nn ivt'iior slrep.
When uiinur.v ljr-uriU-r uel lu
Women's ht iiu wrur.v iiie.
There is u wiiy to rs-ciipr lIu'M woes.
DounV KMim-.v l'ill curt-Mich UN.
Have citi'cil woiiirii lino in Alliance.
This In inn Alliiiuve woman' tr.sti
inon.V Mri F Cutfiie. I l.'l Missouri St. Alli
ance. Nebr., bats: I have used Do.in's
Kiilue.t IMIs nii' mid on for the past
few ,vears uinl have found them to bo
un excellent remedy. They disposed
of pains in the- small of my buck and
also htreinrlheiicd my kidneys, I ad
vise anyone aufferintr from kidnev com
plaint to get Doan's Kidney I'illsat
Fred B llolsten'e Drug Store and Rive
them u trial."
For sale bv all dealers. Pi ice 50
rents. Foster-AHIburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agent for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other, 46-it
In Front of the Palace Livery Stable
you can nearly always see a rig getting
ready to start out. We will send one any
distance, for any purpose, at any time.
We answer all calls promptly
and will be glad to servo you in any way
in which a rig is required.
H. P. COURSEY. Prop.
L'HONQ Vii