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The Painter's Telephone
"That work Ottghl to have two coats; it would
make I much ncatcv job.
"Sine. I'll order the paint hy telephone sol can
start earh? tomorrow."
In dealing with looal patrons the telephone
saves the painter valuable time, and for ordering
stock for hurried Jobs, insures pleased customers.
Local Bell Telephone connections assist the
painter in obtaining local patronage, and long dis
tance service helps him keep it by enabling him to
promptly serve his customers' needs.
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO.
T.H. BEES01S, Alliance Manager
Old Trusty Incubator
I and Brooder
; i
m Made of Galvanized Iron, Asbestos I
c and California Redwood. Every- i
C thincr so simple that a child can $
make big hatches. 1
Newberry's Hardware Co.
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GOOD
STENOGRAPHERS
Are Always in Demand.
Careful attention is given to
the welfare of each pupil in
the
Commercial Department
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OF
ST. AGNES ACADEMY
ALLIANCE. NEBR.
Call or Writ for Information
Oliver IBS' L. C. Smith Typewriter Used
HOTEL ALLIANCE
EUROPEAN
FULLY MODERN
Equipment and service first-class in every department
Cafe in Connection-Open Day and Night
On the left and across the street from the
Burlington station
Boards
of ail descriptions
for any part of a
house or barn.
Dierks Wer fiCoal Co.
Phone 22 D. Waters, Mgr.
PROMISES REFORM
President of Mexico Says This
is His Last Term.
READS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
THE DESTROYED CAPITOL
Library of $25,000,000
Building and Record Room
Of State University.
i Resident Meat Market !
Proposes No Re Election for President
and Other Executive Officer Fa
vors Reform of E'ectorial Laws ano
Wcutd Divide Big Estates.
Mexico City, April 4. President
Dlati is read) to step .isii- ami let
knottier taka his place as chief execo
Ufa nf Mexico, If the people think be
ought to do It II" will accept the die
ten of contra as on this Issee as the
voice of the poblte. This declaration
is tho most Important message which
he sent to the opening of the Twenty
flfth connreaa here.
After recommending a number i
general reforms, the president mad.
the proposition that hereafter no eitl
ROB should he eligible to reelection a?
president. He urged a rclortn of the
election laws, in order that all the citl
zphs of the country may hereafter be
ahle to taka part in elections.
a further reform raggeated hy the
president was the breaking up of the
Teal landed estates of the country,
the ground being distributed anions
sma'l farmers, to he worked by them
selves and their families for their own
benefit.
The president also guaranteed the
complete Independence of the courts
of the republic, and pledged himself
that if bills affecting these rcforme
were introduced in congress they
would have his hearty support .and he
would sign them When enacted.
Abuse of power by jefes Mlltlco, an
other of the crying evils complained
Of by resident! in the rural distrlcti
throughout M Sl . is to be abated, ae
cording to the plan outlined by the
president.
Audience Intensely Interested.
'I he public, knowing that the presi
dent would. In this message to the
Twenty-fifth congress, depart
fifl I f aLt Kiwg J )0Sfl
saV ilk idoTv Pskil' ?aelK3flBBB
Albany. N. Y., April 1. The body of
Samuel .1 Abbott, the one victim of
the state capitol fire, was found on
the fourth Moor In the southwest cor
ner of the building, where the (lames
raged the fiercest. A volunteer sal-
VBge COrpa, Including officers of the
state library and heeded by Library
from Director James L Wyer. Jr., and N H
'he ordinary course and suggest Ipe
I la legislation, has shown intense In '
terest. Th.is reeling of expectancy
found expression in the members of
congress and from the minute the
l hlef executive entered the chamber ;
Of deputies until the last word Of hlf i
measagi every man on the flour at I
Wl II as those persons In the naileries ;
listened intently.
Only once was the president lnt r
mpted hy applause At the mention
of reforms (here was a spontaneous
clapping 0( hands for one brief mind
etc and then no more was heard, until
tne cloae, when the big auditorium re '
sounded t handclapping and cr ies of
'viva." The audience followed the
reader keenly
Stokes PhOlpS of New York, continued
the search of the debris for valuable
manuscripts
ERRICCNE UNDER THE GRILL
Heal
Mexicans Take Madero's Uncle.
Laredo, Tex., April I, Mexican an
thorltles arrested Balvado Madero, an
uncle of Francisco Madero, Jr., leader
of the Insurrectoa, when lie reached
Nuevo l.aredo en route to Monterey
to visit his sick lather. He will be
held Incommunicado until a complete
Inquiry into the motives for his enter
ing Mexico Is mado. If, upon Invest!
gation, it is found that his sole object
is to visit li is sick father in Monterey,
he will he released, hut will be kept
under strict surveillance.
Head of Neapolitan Camorra Is
Cross-Examined.
VttebO, Italy, April I. Knrlco Al-
fa.no, commonly known as Brrleone,
accused of being the real heed of the
Neapolitan Camorra, perhaps tho
most powerful, ami certainly the most
feared man iu Italy, was called for
Interrogation in the court f the an
sizes.
Tho crimes laid at this man's door
era numberless and tbs machinations
with Which be is credited almost be
yond belief.
Under the gruelling Krricone main
tained tin- insolent assurance which, if
not disarming suspicion, repeatedly
Saved him from arrest. The prison, r
denied every accusation made against
hltn and ridiculed the tradition of bis
power.
Rumors.
!. Francisco I.
Revival of Peace
El Paso, Tex., April ;
Madero. Sr., and Alfonso Madero, fath
er and brother of the Mexican Insur-
rectO president, arrived in Kl Paso
A revival of peace rumors has followed.
THREE HUNDRED SLAIN
Expedition Into French Guinea Hat
Fierce Fight With Natives.
Konakry, French Guinea, Africa,
April I. Two officers and tWslve pri
vates were killed anil two uon-commis
Slotted officers and fourteen privates
were wounded during an engagement
between two companies of a fteneb
expedition and natives, led by the sul
tan of Qoumbra.
The French forces were entering the
village capital of the sultan to arrest
him when the assault took place. After
the first surprise the French brought
their machine guns into action and
did frightful execution among the na
tives, who left 3no dead on the field.
Dr. Cyrus Northrop Retires.
Minneapolis, April 1. --Concluding
his valedictory to his students with
prayer and in tones that faltered from
deep emotion. Dr. Cyrus Northrop laid
down tho mantle of president of Pal
University of Minnesota unci became
president emeritus. Dr. Northrop was
presented by the students with a sil
ver service l)r QeOTgS Edgar Vin
cent, the new president, arrived to
day. Identifies Man as Iowa Train Robber.
Omaha, April 1 Howard Clark,
charged with complicity in the burg
faury of the Dunning Hardware com
pany's store here, was Identlled by a
brakeman as the man who boarded a
Northweste rn passenger train at Deui
fcon, la., March 23. and escaped after
robbing two passengers.
THE MARKETS
THREE BOMBS ARE THROWN
Chicago. April Ik
Wheel May, Mfcc;
Corn May,
Oats May,
Pork- May,
Lord Ma,
Ribs- May,
Chicago Cash
wheat, 5 , StJ
prices:
Closing
Jlllv, Sac
H;:,,c; July, 4K.l,c.
2HTc; July, Ne.
ll4.S7t; July. $14 U5.
7.M; July, f 7.7' ...
$:!"...; July, 11.07.
PrlceeNo. 2 hard
No 2 corn. 4i 1 if I
Strike Canditions at
About Condition
Muscatine Bring
of Violence.
HVjc: No. 2 oats. 30'Ji 32c
Musc atine, la . April 3. Three .
bombs were thrown at the homes of
button workers who have taken the I
places of some of the 3,ia)' button
factory employees, who have been on
strike for five weeks. No one was
hurt, but the houses were damaged
A reward was OoTOfOd tor the bomb
throwers.
Reichstag Rejects Motion.
Merlin, April 1 The reic hstag, hy a
large- majority, refected the socialist
motion ailing cm the government to
take limed Igte steps leading to an in
tcrnational agreement concerning uni
Vatee! limitation of armaments m.l
the abolition of the right of capture at
Denrr.ar Thompson Is Critically III.
. i Swans y, N. 11. April 3. The
condition of Den man Thompson, the
Sgi i actor, 'OMinues serious and his
medical attendants fear It win be dlf
gcuH to orerimii the heart affection
which ha ps as tinted Mr. Tneeapeoa
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago. April 3 - Cattle -Rec e ipts,
23.IMIU; IOC lOWOri beeves, i.itC.lfi
western steers. L90I.9; stoc kers
Slid leeders. $1 dilffi .", 75 ; c ows and
heifers. 70i .; calves, ,:ru
6.75. Hog.- Keceipts, 45, mm; 5alue:
lower; light, $;. 154 t;.5 ; mixed. $i .25
9t.7ft; heavy. $e-i ci.'iiji 1) 55 ; rough, g.g
tnelj", . pigs. gJICJo); bulk. $;.354
6.55. Sheep - Receipts, 22,00'i, weak,
natives, S.009S.M; we sterns, $:t L'.jft
.'." waitings, $4 5mfr ..!; lambs,
OOtj ' IB
South Omaha Live Stock.
South Omaha. Apiil 3 Cattle He
ceipts, 2.471; weak to lower, beef
Steers, l5.t5djC.Sf; cows and heifers.
$3 754l .".." ; StOC ken an I let ite rs, $ I 75
45 :;:.; hulls, '. uiira :, :, . calves, $3511
ti7.5't. Ilei IJee.dpts, :t,i;48: tOc
lower ; bntebers, $' 25 'i :'.; rough
heavy, I'.'n 2: light. .::.' 1; jr.
Sheep Kc SlptS, '..'.'23; slow and low
er; ewes, f 1 ::: . .', m i wethers, $4.5
5 15; lambs. $5 25c 0 Of.
DRAKE & BARB, Prop.
5 1 7 Sweetwater Ave.
PHONE 50
ALLIANCI;,
NEBRASKA
Fresh and Cured Meats
of all kinds
Beef) I'ork, 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, ami respect fully solicit the same.
Prompt Delivery
Telephone! orders delivered promptly to any part J
oi tin- citv. Knone 5u.
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Farm Machinery
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
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Central Lumber Co.
Building Haterial, Piles, Posts
HKniNQFORD, and Coal Nebraska
AnrBtil'll IJ
asHMtw.
Mill. I AT KUIHiKKS' e.Keic M, PMONK I
Wallaces
Transfer Line
4 Household floods
ir moved promptly
I and transfer work
... V.. M 1 l' Mil ,
I rank Wallace, Prop'r.
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Butte Art Studio
We do Enlarging and Commercial Work
Kodak Finishing
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