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PANORAMIC VIEW OF VALLEY VIEW RVNCH AT LINGLE. WYOMING. HOME Or HIRAM D. LINGLE IN FOREGROUND. LARGEST IRRIGATED RANCH IN NORTH PLATTE VALLEY
Th above nil shows tin ltirR'Hi
IrrlKBled ranch In tli North I 1 1
valley and one of the lamest In thp
Vntted States It ronlaltm 1,10$ a
ere, iiractlmlly all of which Is 1 1
alfalfn. which brink a very heavy
yield each year Th1 ranch I the
property of M I ram I) !. Inkle, a cap
Itallst whoae home WH formerly In
Chicago but who became Inter.- i.-!
In the North Platte valley in I'.mi::,
and who bultl thirty two miles of
wh.it I now known an the Inter
state canal, and which can be MSM
in I he forckroutid and background of
the picture, a It winds' it way n
roun.l the edke nf the hills Mirround
i II K Hie fertile V Alley . The dltCB whh
built by Mr. Lltmle under the Carey
in I, he laklnk 10,000 a res under
this act In I Ml the Kovi'rnment be
CUM lntereHi' in the project and
by an nureenient wild Mr. Lfoftle,
took over tlM canal which was al
ready completed, saving at leat 600,'
000 In o doing. Hnd MVlag him a
krea' amount of money. The COM
MM) of which Mr. Linnle whs the
Bead receives a perpetual water
right to Its lands, and plenty of
water always Kuaranteed for irriga
tion purposes
The town of l.itiKle, which is just
in the maklnk. Ilea OH the Burlington
about one mile south n.ul west of
the Valley View ranch. It now has
two stores, a larje lumber yard, a
new hotel, and several new buildings
beliik constructed, which will be oc
cupied by stores, bunk, etc. The
townsite is owned by .Jo.- Leber, the
Chlcako capitalist, who lias several
thousand acres surrounding Hie town
sub-divided Into quarters, eighties
and forties, for farming. They are
being sold on eiu-y terms to fanners.
This summer Mr. Litmle will have
eifiht hundred acre.- urrounvlinp. Lin
kie la ingar be ts. Llhgle -imi 'ior-
rlngtoti are the only towns in the
new county of Qoshen, created by
the last Icivislaturc and both towns
are contestants for the county seat
of the new county. Lincle. belim in
the exact center of the Be county,
is the logical location for the county
Sim!, and -will probably be selected
by the voter of the new county
The new canal for which the govern
ment lias recently appropriated mon
ey and on which construction will
so i he started, frill cover territory
tributary to I, ingle and will help
build the town up to a large extent.
A more promising location for a
good, live business town could not
be found.
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ance, Nebraska. for transmission
through the mail as hecond class
matter
An offer was received lat week
t The Alliance Herald Irom the Ad
let Piano company, of Louisville,
Kentucky. In which the Adler com
pany offered to par The Herald
commission 08 every piano sold thru
advertising In The Herald, no stated
. lie to he paid for the advertising.
The Herald wishes its adverti r
to know that no advertisements of
this kind are carried In its columns.
V stated remuneration is received
for every inch of space used, and
many Offart of this kind are turned
(!ov. ii every week
HURTS ALLIANCE
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vane,
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THIS PAPta RtCSlN7J i I rXCS
ADVEHTcjlNU EY Tr..
An instance that came up last
week shows how that the attitude of
the Adams Kxpress company hurts
the business of Alliance to a great
degree Alliance loBt the branch of
the International Harvester company
because of that ootnnany being un-
The circulation of this newspaper ; able to get its freight transferred
It guaranteed to be the largest in j properly at Crawford,
western Nebratka. Advertising rates The local branch or the Colorado
will be furnished on application, i Kilni Exchange, which was establish
ed a short time ago by J. It. ('alter,
of Denver, has worked up a flourish
lug business, but Alliance in now in
I danger of losing this branch because
the Adams Kxpress company decline!
to ship film to O'Neill via Crawford,
vliicii is the shortest route.
A roll of film shipped on Friday
from Alliance via Adams Kxpress
wont first to Lincoln, transferred;
I (hen to Ashland, transferred; then
to Fremont, transferred; then to
Sioux City, Iowa, transferred: then
bach to O'Neill on Tuesday All lie
canae the Adams Kxpress company
COUld keep it on their ewil line by
'vi inping it over this route.
i The Alliance commercial club
sl'Otlld take up l his matter and see
il II could not le adjusted. Other
wise Ultance will receive mother
blHcb eve.
GENERAL OrriCES
:W YORK AND CHICAG
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PHCIPAL CITiS
THURSDAY. MARCH g,
l!M I.
THE ALLIANCE HERALD
is a newspaper dedicated to up
building the moral and material in
terests of Aliance, Box Butte coun
ty and western Nebraska. Its pol
icy is to deal fairly with all inter
ests and men. It prints the news
fully and as accurately as possible.
It means to be a household, office
and store necessity and as such con
tinues to enter a rapidly growing
number of homes, offices and stores
throughout this end of ths state. As
a NEWSPAPER and an ADVERTIS
ING MEDIUM it stands supreme in
its field. The Job department has
the largest patronage of any in west
ern Nebraska and every man on the
force is a specialist in his line.
Apropos of the efforts that are h.
lug made to vo e Lincoln " vet" at
the coming city election down there,
The Nebraska state capital proposes
a joint debate on the oueetloo, "Why
didn't the saloons make South Oma
ha and Nebraska City grow ? ' and
suggests some preliminary remarks
on the prosperity of York
This part of Nebraska Wan nvn
snpted at the Nebraaka Ooaeerva
Hon Congress, held al Lincoln, last
Thursday and Friday, by Poet master
Ira K. Tasli and A. R. Wilson, who
were appointed by (iovornor Aldricfa
as delegates. The purpose of t la
con vent ion was to d tOGUM the state's
resources and their proper develop
ment: to promote co-operation be
tween the rural districts, towns ,nul
iltle; to encourage the develop
ment of honie manufactures, trade
Snd commerce for the purpose of
supplementing the rapid developments
in agriculture, it was a great con
vention and should be productive of
great good to hte Stnte
second, $35; third. $20; fourth. Ill;
fifth, $10; and to the sixth, seventh,
eighth, ninth, tenth and eleventh,
$5 each.
The entire labor of preparing the
ground, planting, cultivating and har
vesting of this acre of corn to be
performed by the contestants, who
enter contest by recording his name
In the office of W. R, Mellor, Bee
retary, Lincoln, not later than May
10, 1011.
Said acre to be measured, husked
and weighed in the pretence of two
disinterested freeholders, residents
Of said county in which the acre of
corn is located. Said committee to
forward affidavit as to weight and
reojulremeni of spociflcatloni in this
Contest to the secretary of the State
Hoard or Agriculture, not later than
He,-, mbar I, 1911,
The contestant shall file with the
secretary a full and detailed account
of his method of performing the
work, fertilizers used, if any; wheth
er bottom, hill or table land, and
the character or kind of soil on
which the crop was grown; with an
accurate account of cost of produc
tion, rent of ground, cost of plowing,
harrowing, discing, planting, cultiva
tion, husking and every feature of
expense in labor, seed, fertilizer,
etc., based on the actual time that
entered Into the production of this
acre of corn.
On reriuest, prize winners must
forward a sample of ten ears of corn
grown to W. K. Mellor. secretary,
Lincoln, Nebr.
Dr. Boland Phone 65
Sidney High schools the decision of
the Judges was won by the latter
Merrltt Chaffee. Richard Young ;;tid
.Julia PfUUkte were for Alliance it
Ir but fgtl to the Alliance students
to say that two of them are sopho
mores and one a freshman, while
two of the Sidney debaters are sen
iors and one a sophomore.
Rev. A. L (lodfrey will leave tomorrow-
for Tor ring ton, wyo., where
he goes to preach and hold commun
ion service for the paster 01 the I'
tilted Preabytertan church, Roy, Paul
I Mustard, next Siindav
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY
o
Mails close at the Alliance
office as follows. Mountain tinn
post
Dr. Boland Phone 65
Judge Merry was oalled to Lincoln
by telegram Monday. Muring his ab
sence Miss Blanche McDonald, at At
torney B. K. Oilman's office, is look
ing after the business of the county
judge's office.
.
$100 Reward, $100.
Th nvidiTH nf thin pnper wl'l (if BleSStfl In lenm
t Ii.- I tlit-n- In ul lentil onr dffs4Cd difsriic.' Ilia! SBHSICS
tun bron utile to euro In all ttl rtSSMi nixl that In
.u.irrii Hall's Uatane Chn M ii"- oaly ssstHtrs
i-ure no known to Uie medical batefflUV Cut i-rli
being a rHiUltillon:il dlaeum-. requlrea .. tntim tu
tionnl treatment. Itali a Cilarrh ( UN It takci In
ternally, aetlnc (Mn-rtty upon the bl.fMl anil Bimom
ivirfaee itt lh" vati;in tie r -by tfoatroytms t!ie
foundation of the diHa.-. nr.d flvtng the jvitl't
atrenfftri by bult'ti'ix up lite naiKtliutliMi and -twisting
nnturr In doing Ita work Th prorr'rtor. have
( mueh faith hf it'- CSTBUvS powera th.it thty offer
One Hundred DoUiMS tor any SMS th.it a fulla to
cure. Send for I tat li'rttninlsls
Addrern r. J. CHBNKV A CO., Totodo. O.
sHd by all Drillissa 7.
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All copy lor The Herald, including
advertisements, notes, and news i
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should be in tlte office by nine M
dbeh Thursday morning it is often I
necessary to refuse copy after that
hoar On account Of the last forms
t)elag made up and ready lor the
BJ"eeS. On account of the fact that i
most of the mechanical work
three newspapers is doue In
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West Bound
for trnin No. 4:i.
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South Bound
for train No 803
for train No. :ini
On
malls
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Sundays and holidays all night
close at 0:00 p.m. instead of
p in IRA K. TA8H, P M
TEACHERS' READING CIRCLE
The 7"
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it 1 1 a.m.
h r.-.' Reading Circle will
" " h school building, in
.. Saturday, March llth.
on
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SOUTH OMAHA STOCK MARKETS
Herald plant It is necessary to
each one out on time.
THE PVBLtSHBRS,
1 e -
THE SECOND COMING
ill) Klla Wheeler Wilcox, reprint
ii by rogansl from the ballnaator
' tor 1 lecember. I
' How will Christ come hack again,
i How will he be Man and when '
Where his chosen way?
; Will he come at tlead of night.
I Shining in His robes of light.
Or at dawn of day?
Is cvi-
ret ipro
oui an)
a per ull-recipro
that
W ill it be
When the
Thai be
Or will lie
W ide and
on some
at Christinas time,
bells are all a chime,
is reborn?
rut urn and bring
wondrous wakening
Raster morn?
A republican paper that
deafly opposed to Canadian
city says: "Can you figure
article that you can bU) i bt
uer the proposed Canadian
litv, or any Nebraska ir.ifuc:
will command a Quicker uarket
a higher price? If you caaaot,
do not know why yon are for
reciprocity bill." Yes, wv do,
'. a step in the right direttior,
may not be just the stop thai
prefer to see taken fust, but
one step, and thai Ml en . inly-
good, stroug reason Btaadpatlam
has !i ld control of tin- country's iar i
Iff SffahrS b getting tHs,- who fa 1
vor reform to fighting eaeh other S
ecau8e each ponM not cct first the I In
reform in which he was most later
sated.
Alien will this sail world rejoice
Listening to that golden voice.
Speaking unto men?
LalVOS th re one srho 'Sl Kill cry
i.oud to startled passer:-bv ,
"Christ has come aga'n?"
is here!
Ililn DCS
and
you
the
It
Ii
are
its
one
List the answer, Christ
' ek and you shall find
Dwettlag on tge earth.
t! ths world's k wakening tlMMgM
'ih:a great miracle is wrought.
This the second birth.
; While you wonder where and h-.nv
UtsiM shall come, behold Him now
! Patient, loving, meek.
Looking from your neighbor's eyes.
ir 111 tiuinitie tollers guise
Us)! the Christ you seek
Special Report
So. Omaha. Nebr., Peb. f. 1911.
C ATT LIC Receipts inodcretc. a
bout 0000 for '1 das, market strong
land a little higher. Bent beer $6.15
to 0.t0, bulk, however. IB.gg to $5.!tn
'and medium still between $."i.'ii and
f .in Demand for feeders strong.
All weights of "green ' cattle lfj.26
to $."..mi for steers and 14.86 to $4 5b
for heifers. Choice cows and heifers 1
have sold $5. 0U up to IS, 71 but ms
' Jorlty $4.00 to 14. Ta. Cannes strong
also at $"..15 to $."..40 and cutters 13.
5u to $4.(in. Veal calves higher, top
..ain 11.00 wi,h at $5 ,10 lo $7.
5e Hulls unchanged 4.U to 16,15.
With Lent at hand and prospects of
a continued liberal supply cannot
hope for any change for the bet
! ter.
HOGS - Receipts heavv 81,000 for
8 tlays, 15c lower yesterday but
strong today with bulk at !.." to
$i:.!tii, top $ H5. Kverythinn iioints
to a "big" supply duriUR ths next
It days with prices wording still lovv-
cr.
SI IKK I' Receipts fairly liberal,
j I'l.Bon for 2 days; market strong.
Lest lambs (op I5.S5; yearlings 14
00; welhers $4.ln aid ev.es $4.15 j
; n-.l a few feeder hslahi at 16.00. j
! Expect a continued plentiful supply j
Sad a curtailed demand, hem e can
:-ee no reason for an upturn
Yours truly .
NATION VI. I.IVK STOCK I
Special
o.
WESTERN NEBRASKA
TOOT YOUR OWN HORN
Arthur K. Clark. eJitor. proprie
tor aud geueral manager of "The '
Journal," formerly "The llemiug 1
ford Journal." but from which the!
name " I leiuing.ord has been drop
ped since he assumed ownership.
s-eem to take txception to the ftict
thut The Alltauee Herald toots Its I Seek
. vi n horn .
The mateui. nts made in The Her
ald from time to time about circula
tion, amount of advertising, rtrlums
of business; etc.. arr- all backed by
facts. :;nd we know that the business
IUW1 Of Alii. line .I'll! Ml Butte C4UIII
ty appre'iate th fact that The Her
aid bmb the saosl up-ioduiu aewapa-
1 office iu western Nebraska and
.hat the biibiue s is ot-idto growing.
The Alliance llreatd wilt continue
to toot it own horn sud will bold
sTCb for him in human hearts,
the shops and in the marts,
And beside your hear'h;
Search and speak the watch word
'x e. "
111l Christ shall rise and prove
He has collie to earth
Sorrowful ofitimes l He
1 I hat we have not eves to see
j Have not ears to hear.
1 s we call to Him afar,
j Out beyond some distant star,
W'hi'e he stands so near.
litui, seek . I ..u. where he
dwells:
Cglsne the voices of the bells
On the ( 'liris' m. is air:
"Christ Use come to earth again;
He Is in the hearts of men;
S-.-ck and find llinifhere."
interesting
End of
Items Taken
the State for
Readers.
From This
Herald
BOYS ACRE
CONTEST
10 the Nebraska boy under 18
wars ,f age, growing the largest
yield of corn from oue acre of Ne
braska land, in year 111. $50; the
A party of go. ei anient surveyors
are at work on the line of the new
south side canal near Scott sbluff
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The contrail has been lei for the
1 oristructlou of a seven or eight
loom parsonage lot the Methodist
i church at Scottsbluff When com
pleted it will be S comfortable and
eoniiiUHiius preacher's hoin.
--o
the htoitsbluff Commercial
elected officers last week as
lows: C. A. Morrill, president
Wright, vice president; H. T
en. treasurer; fj I. Sbumwav
tary. rhe secretary was plated 011
a stated salary ami will do all with
in his power to push Scegtshluft en
lorprhses.
o
In the debate at Siduey between
lepresentatlvts of the Alliance and
Club
fol
6. L
it-
Sale of
Skirts and
Shirtwaists
For one week, commenc
ing Monday, February 20th,
all waists in stock included
in this sale, at
l3oii.
See the Vet vet and Silk
Waists, Linen Tailored
W. lists. E m b r oi d e r i e d
White I. awn Waists, Net
Waists. Fancy Wash Waists,
Everything new and up-to-date
is the sale, w hit h vv e
are having in order lo make
room for our ih w stock.
R. SIMMONS
4 y I
Makes the most nutri
tious food and the mc fil
dainty and delicious
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BAKING
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Absolutely Pure
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
No fussing cr fretting over
the biscuit-making. Royal
is the aid to many a
cook's success
Royal Cook Book 800 Receipts Free. Send Name and Address.
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i! Here Is what will Suit You I
K. I. GREGG & SON
have knocked the bottom out of prices- on al
most everything they handle.
They offer for cash for the next 30
beginning March I, the following:
days,
Alliance Herald. $1.50 per year.
Alliance Herald, $1.50 per year.
Alliance Herald. $1.90 per year.
Alliance Herald, $1.50 per year.
Alliance Herald, $1.60 per year
to Sacks that old reliable Curtis Best Flour. .$13.50
l.ss than 10-sack lots, per sack 1.40
10 Sacks Frost King 1350
Less than 10-sack lots 1.30
Rye Flour, per sack fo
Corn Meal, per sack 20
Graham or Whole Wheat Flour 30
Oats, per hundred, w ithout sack 1.25
Wheat for Chickens, per ion, without sack. . . .15
Corn Chop, sacked, per 100 L05
Coin in load lots, She per 100, sacked 05
Corn Chop, bulk load lots, per 100. . o
Seed Oats, bulk, nr 100 130
Seed Wheat, per bushel 1.00
Seed Har!e, per 100 1.99,
Alfalfa Hay, per ton 11. (K
Alfalfa Hay 1 per bail oo
Prairie Hav at lowest market price.
UV also haf- a large stock of
I Chick Food and Poultry
Supplies
At Reduced Prices
PHONE 155
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