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I Resident Meat Market !!
DRAKE & HARM. Props.
5 1 7 Sweetwater Ave.
PHONE 50
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA
Fresh and Cured Meats
of all kinds
Hecf, Pork. Mutton, Poultry and Fish. Also,
Creamery and Country Butter, Lard, Sauer
kraut, Pickles, etc.
A Reminder
We wish to remind you that when we opened
our Market we furnished better meat than you had
been getting and at lower prices than you had been
paying. We believe we are entitled to a liberal share
of your trade, and respectfully solicit the same.
Prompt Delivery
Telephone orders delivered promptly to any part J
of the city. Phone SO.
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Farm Machinery
2
car loads just in
for coming season. Wagons, Buggies,
Plows, Discs, Monitor Drills. A complete line.
Call and see them on our floors.
I. L. AC H ESO N
ALLIANCE
W. C. T. U. Department
Mn. J. J. Vance, Press Supt.
(Contributed)
THE PILGRIM'S RETURN
I sn)Ko to .ftMi8 there done
In lite silent wntrhtv. of the nlnlii.
lien ttM mystU tli rail i darkness
Mobbed Hit' earth t all I tv
And thus to Josim did I say
In a btttsMe and rout rite way.
"Jems, Lord, tot the alone
Would I all my sins stttW.
Mv sins are many. Lord of love.
Hidden seems thy fare above.
Mantis of darkness drawn o'er all
is like onto it ronerai pa"-
Knvy. malice and hale 1 hsMj
Cainst thee and tliine my heart
rebelled.
)ee are the mul scars from bins
them .
Deeper the wrongs .lunliist human
H.v.
Hut my heart is weary, my feel are
sore.
With traveling the paths of wick
edness o'er;
My heart yearns lo Rive thee all
thine own
That I may see thee on thy lieav
enly throne.''
Thus to Jesus did I speak
In accents humble and spirit meek.
And low from within came answering
voice,
"Unto me return. Let heaven rejoice."
(Signed)
A PlfjQRlM.
that more Honor Is sold In prohlhl
lion states than In those that have
not this law Mark their convincing
loch Before Coil and this honor
able bod) I i apeacli the saloon I
ihar-se it whl the murder of the;
bodies Md souls oi iuiumernblel
thousands I charge K villi being
the . aus of almost all (Time, ,i1
most all poverty, and almost all the
Iea.ti'unce affile) In our land, (len
lletlien. I implore you for Ibc sake1
of the fair name of our glorl nia -into
and for the sake of the thousand) oi
viws and children w Iionc Kill hands
and fathers squnnder their hard
earned wages In sualld, reeking sa
loons, for the sake ol generations'
still unborn. es, on behalf Of the
sacred memoi.v of your mothers, fOt
lor this bill. I vote aye
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The Milan, I W (' T. . held ad-1
other of their Interesting meetings I
on tho afternoon of February 13 at
the home of Mrs. I,. S. Campbell Ai
tt the business hour, a program on
"Health and Heredity" was conduct
ed by Mrs W S Vcheson. The
following subjects were presented
Domestic Science, Mrs .1. W, Thom
as and Mrs. K ('. Strong
Is the Drug Fiend to become as
Common a Sight as a Drunkard?
Mrs. t. K. Tush.
Must the Child of the Drunkard Ac
cept the Legacy" Mrs. .1 .1 Vance.
Hereditary Tendencies and how to
Overcome Them, Mrs. W'. H. Young
and Mrs. Southard.
Special readings were given by
Mrs W. II. Thomas and Mrs. Oad
dls.
The Cnton will meet with Mrs.
I.unn on March V. Mrs. J. W'. Thom
as will have charge of the program.
A cordial Invitation is given to all
friends to be present. Mrs. .1. .1.
Vance. Press Supt.
A BIG INSTITUTION
A visit to the St Agnes Academy
cannot help but Impress one with
the magnitude of this Institution.
The new addition to the older build
ing is nearly finished, the plaster
ing being doue at the present time
One of the busiest departments is
the Commercial department, under
the direction of Sister Winifred.
This department has a good number
of pupils, using several makes of
typewriters. Kuril pupil Is given
personal Instruction, which goes a
long way in making a good bookkeep
er or stenographer.
AT THE" STATE HOUSE
(Reported for The Alliance Herald )'
Kather than hold high! sessions
the House members have agreed to
begin their morning sessions at nine
o'clock and afternoon sessions at
1:30. Committee meetings will be
hold in the evenings ami before
nine o'clock In the mornings.
o
A Joint committee consisting of
Senators Albert. Tibbets and I'lacek
and Represent at Ives Quaekeiibush,
Morlarity and Orossmami were lately
selected by the democrat caucus to
draft and push bills designed to keep
the platform pledges of the majority
party.
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The Senate has been passing a
number of bills but the House has
been less fortunate. A (0W days
ago when the order Of tl ltd rending
was reached a couple of bills met
such instant and brutal deaths t tint
author of other bills on the calen-
counties of Michigan declares that dar rushed the body ItjtO general
he is so lonesome that he is going ' file to save further murders
to advertise for boarders. " o
o is the unanimous judgment of a
Uv a recent decision of Hie su -, committee of both houses that
"The Commoner" says, "Kansas
gained fifteen per cent in population
between laOOand LtlO, while Missouri
on the east gained but six am) Ne
braska on the north gained a little
less than twelve. Will the brewers
please explain why Kansas Is grow
ing?" D. H. Kress, M.D.. of Washington,
D C, says, "In the hospitals of the
United States the use of alcohol has
been diminished one half to two
thirds in the past ten years. Some
hospitals have abandoned its use
altogether."
"It is not the one who goes on an
occasional spree and then nbstains
who sustains the greatest Injury.
The one who resorts to alcohol in
small doses daily is being injured to
a greater extent than the man who
drinks to excess occasionally. It Is
the continuous mild Irritation that
brings about the organic degenerat
ive changes in the blood vessels and
the organs of the body."
o
Governor Kitchin. of North Caro
lina, in his annual message to the
legislature said. "Business has ex
perienced an increase rather than
a decrease In prosperity. Morality
and industry and frugality have been
to n great extent relieved of one of
their most corrupting Influences by
the abolition of the saloon from the
state."
o
The Kansas state legislature lias
passed a bill which will submit the
woman's suffrage uuestlon to a vote
of the people In that state the
women already have municipal suf
frage. o- -
"The sheriff of one of the dry
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i Old Trusty Incubator
- and Brooder I
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Made of Galvanized Iron, Asbestos
1 and California Redwood. Every-
j thing so simple that a child can p
9 make big hatches.
Newberry's Hardware Co.
In Front of the Checkered Front Stable
you can nearly alwavs see a hr getting
ready to start ont. We will send one any
distance, for any purpose, at anv time.
We answer all calls promptly
and will be glad to serve vou in anv way
in which a rig is required.
H. P. COURSBY. Prop
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ALFALFA TXBZ.D3 FROM SIX TO
EIGHT CUTTINGS A TEA XV
THE TEXAS GULF COAST
COUNTRV
Averages three-qua rtera of a ton to
the Sere POT tutting and clears a protlt
ut tit teen to sixteen dollar a ton at
em 1 1 harvest.
TM dollar! a year covers every cost
of production. This Is Just one of tl.e
unubual evidences of fertility winch
have made ti e Teklll dutf Coast hy all
odds tin most astm is.'.injs set-lion ever
upend to settlement
ll won't coal ,um much to visit this
country and Judge f"r yourself, iiiery
tirst and third Tuesday of each month
you ran puntisse a rmind.trlp l.and
sefker s ticket to ;,ny point !n the Texas
'iill Coast country, from Kansus City
M 125.00 via Frisco Lines
I i e F.xcuik en Tickets are Kd on
ill Frisco trains leaving KSSW 'it.v
. II) RwoklelN ami further information
ill be furnished upon request to J. O.
I.o rlen. Dtvlsiou I'a-'fent'er Aent
Fi ixi o Lines, Junction Bluff ! Kansas
City, Mn, or A. Hilton, General I'assen
ger Agent Frisi'o Line, 1'rlseo Li Id .
Si. l.ouis. Mo.
HAS MILLIONS OF FRIENDS
DO II NOW
Sobecrike
for THiii
PAFER
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How would you like to number yout
friends by millions as FlucMea's Arn
lea Salve does? Its i.-1 ounilin v eures
in lSS pa,t fort yearn, made lb in
It's tbe best salve in tlie worm f'r
sores, ulcers, ec.eina, burns, boils,
scalds, cuts, come, sore eyes, sprains,
swellings, bruises, cold sores. (las
no equal (or pile. 26c at K. J. Been-nan's
preme Coilli Of Ohio I brevvi r or
distiller has not the riKltt to sell
liquor in wholesale qaantttto direct
from the nianufai tory and deliver It
to private restdenees in dry terri
tory. o
Kepreseiitative Lively, of Texas,
DSS introduced a bill in Congress
which he declares will make local
option and prohibition laws effect
ive. This bill rsqutres n written ap
plication for a lax to be sworn to in
person by the applicant, and to eon
tain the affirmative Htstsfnenl thai
the retail liquor business is not pro
hibited by the state or local law at
the place designated by the appli
cant. It further provides thai in
ternal revenue collection shall not
receive the special tax, arid simii
not issue anv receipt, license or oili
er authority permittiiit; anyone lo
engage in the business of nuiuufac
turiiiK or sellitiK distilled or ferment
ed liquors in any locality if such
business is prohibited by slate or
local laws.
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On the svaniofl ol ii;e day whan
tbe s'doons were opened up Bt Fair
bury, Illinois, after they had been
closed for a period of two years, the
Oh lei of police of that city was mill'
dered by a youth who had been born
and raised in the town, lie was the
fourteenth drunken person that the
ebief had that day taken from Hie
newly opened saloons
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Senator .lansen, of QagS enmity,
gave t lie following edan.it ion v hell
h oied for u county option bill In
I the X 'braska legislature on Fehi u
.. ry S :
i want to eliminate the perui-
i .('us influence of the brew ere iu
our state politics; they are becom
ing more obnoxious than the rail
roads ever were We bud a si rung
man in the governor's chair, l man,
alt hough a democrat, who had the
courage of his convictions, and who,
in spite of the threats of mv friends
from Omaha, placed his signature un
der the 8 o'clock closlnj eel What
was the result'.' The liquor inter
ests got liis scalp as they said they
would, and 1 1 blush to say I by
the aid of republicans SOB) (nates'
Dahlman and would have elected him
if he bad been sober enough to stay
at home. What did they do to thai
former idol of democracy. Williaui
Jennings Bryan, w lien he saw the
need of delivering the democratic
party from the demon of rum? Wby
thev simply eliminated him from pol
itics and relegated him to Texas
t'liev claim that count. v option is a
step toward statewide prohibition,
and I hope to lod it is. Hut In
i he same breath they tell 11.4 that
prohibition does not prohibit, and
the S.ate Fniversity should be moved
oui - he city of Lincoln and locat
ed i, large tract of land where
the ' Agricultural Colleges are
situated. 'Ibis land Is adequate in
every way and already belongs lo
the stale There is ample room for
the buildings to be laid out conven-i
leotly and with a view to a bSSBtl
ful campus. Street ear service will
make a difference of about tweniv
minutes between the present and:
proposed .-lies. By the Joint report
the medical college will remain at
( maba.
o
senator ftaceg has been named as
the chairman of a joint committee
to have charge of the bills and a- I
mendmenti pertaining to redlstrict-1
ing the state into congressional, Ju- j
dlclal, senatorial and representative
districts. This Is a tremendous task,
second only, perhaps, to that of the
finance committees In reporting the
appropriation lulls
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The democrats mean to pass an
itber "tion-nnrtisan Judiciary" bill.
It is provided in the last state plat
form that it will be done. It is un
derstood that Oovernor Aldrich will
not Interpose objections.
o
Acting upon the suggestion of Gov
ernor Aldrich the special committees
0( the legislature have been trying
tO get at the truth of the acciisa
lions made by the chici executive
of the state against the election of
ficials at Omaha.
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TWO mat tafS Of supreme importance
occupied the attention Of the legis
la! ure during the past week; in the
Senate 1 he Oltll stockyards bill has
been the bone of contention, while
tag Hai field bill for dtroct legUla
tloo, otherwise known as Initiative
and Referendum, has been before
the house nearly nil the Week. The
j Senate anil House bills differ only
j iu details and it is certain that
the aiffereocea will be amicably sei
tied and the law will be enacted
without blood letting The sentiment
for stockyards legislation lias si all
times been more liienillv in the
house than in the Senate and the
friends of the Reassure leei that
the worsl is over.
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Omaha and Lincoln colored people
are up in arms over a lull Intro
dUCed b.v M Kissick of Oage and
said to have been drawn by Chtel
( lerk Richmond of the House, pro
riding a line dividing the hlacks and
white in street cars, railroad trains
and 1 healers.
in answering Herald want ads
plesee mention that you sew it in
this psper.
HOTEL ALLIANCE
EUROPEAN
FULLY MODERN
Equipment and service first-class in every department
Cafe in Connection -Open pay and Night
On the left and across the street from the
Burlington station
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KOIKiKKH' UKOrCKV
Wallaces
Transfer Lin?
Household goods
moved promptly
and transfer work
solicited. Phone 1
Frank Wallace, Prop'r.
Boards
of ail descriptions
for any part of a
house or barn.
Dierks Lumber fiCoal Go.
Phone 22
D. Waters, Mgr.
Central Lumber Co. I
Building Hatsrial, Piles, Posts
HEniNGFORi), and Coal Nebraska
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Bell Telephone
Service
What It Means
The Blue Uell Emblem, the Seal of the Associated
Hell Telephone Companies, stands for one of the great
est business instrumentalities in the country a compre
hensive association of affiliated companies co-operating
to give universal in commutation over eleven million
miles of wire by means of five million telephones.
The seed t sffletaat aaiversas Th Nssasaks Teleploae company
, ..v.-M.iiti.i aJtaa onnertion wiih 120.000 tele-
'"""",M" " , Mphoues in (his state, Including about
the rapid prosresa t the Msonistecso mstruiaente of coanecttag cosal
iieii roaipsstw Ipunies
Ten fears a;i I Here srere oui.vi The average increase in tne num-i
TlMitmo Hell Telephones in use. vvhiloiher of Bell Telephones in Nebraska
rmtat everv Hell Telephone is (.'on-Bs 6(10 a month, while more than I.
ne, ted with five million other lele-luOil miles of wire is strung avery 30
psoeee,
Usj s
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO.
T. H. BEESOIS, Local Manager
