STORE
CO-OPERATIVE
304 BOX BUTTE AVENUE
J. C. BERRY, Manager
We have the kind of Groceries that give an appetite; everything new and fresh
Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices right. Full line of the celebrated Hunt's Canned Goods.
Telephone Orders Delivered Promptly Anywhere in the City. Phone 80
MTBy Buying for Cash and Selling for Cash We 5ave You Money
Produce Taken at.Highest Market Price First Door North of First National Bank
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ALLIANCE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
AND MESSEN ER SERVICE
T. S. JONES. Prop.
1171-2 BOX BUTTE AVENUE j
Furnishes employment of all kinds, clerical.
skilled and common labor. Charges reasonable. Z
Persons wanting help of any kind will find this 5
agency a convenient means of securing the 2
agency
same.
Hessenger Service furnished promptly
on telephone calls
PHONE 747
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MICHELIN
Inner Tubes
lorMicnelin and all other Envelopes
The majority of motor
ists throughout the world
are satisfied users of
Michel in Inner Tubes.
They are the best judges.
Ask them.
Lock for
Ihli sign
IN STOCK BY
Wheaton-Ellis Auto Company
Alliance, Nebraska
on hading
gatagtt
REV. G. C. JEFFERS WRITES AN
INTERESTING LETTER
Have your ticket read "Burlington"
PLAN NOW YOUR SUMMER TOUR
announced during May to many
TO THE EAST.
Attractive tourist rates will bo
eastern cities mid resorts.
Convention Rates Good for the Public
General Assembly Presbyterian Church, Atlantic City, May nth to
June 1st.
Northern lluptist Convention, Philadelphia, June 13th to 25th.
United Society Christian Endeavor, Atlantic City, July t'.th to l.'th.
Grand Ixxlge B P. O. E.. Atlantic City, July loth to 15th.
Modern Woodmen, buffalo, June 20th to IMth.
Mystic Shrine. K- tester. July 11th to 13th.
G. A. R. National Encampment, Rochester, August 21st to 26th.
TO THE WEST.
Tourist rates will be made also to Colorado; also to the Pacific
Coast; in one direction via Denver, bcenlc Colorado. Bait like, -the
other via Shasta Route, Portland, Puget Sound. A complete scheme
ol Yellowstone Park rates will be eii.ciie, including rates for the
r.ew eight-day personally conducted ramping tours from Cody, Wyo.,
the east and scenic gateway.
Write us or g.t in touch with u. mention your proposed trip and
let us give you descriptive leaflets as "im as they are off the press, and
Otlieiwlso assist you.
J. KklDliLBAUGH, Agent
Alliance
L. W. WAKELKY, G. P, & .Omaha
The Herald is In receipt of an in
ten sling and encouraging letter from
Kcv. G C. Jeffers of Mecklenburg,
N. Y., formerly pastor of the Alii
ance Baptist Church. As many of
out readers will be interested in the
contents of the letter we give the
following extract from It:
"I have been thinking for some
time of writing you in the way of
congratulation on your enterprise In
installing a Merganthaler typecast
iBg machine. Your papei took on
a ;cw and improved nppearance at
oikc. The increased amount. of
r .l iable material was also very
maikcd. You are also to be con
gratulated on your editorials, par
ticularly those touching moral and
religious questions, both ot a public
and private character. On these
yo'i take the right stand, It seems to
me. They are fearless exponents of
truh. Jnst the attitude every
no vspaper ought to take, for they
ate the molders of public sentiment.
Let the newspapers have a low mor
al standard, and yo t will find a low
moial tone In the community. Editors
ltk ministers, must be clean moral
am: religious men fc fulfill their
high calling.
"Some of your renders, at least,
will be interested in matters touch
ing our family life. For the past
ye.M, Mrs. Jeffers has been very
poorly most of the time. Frequent
ly 1 have thought she could not stay
wi h BM long; but for the last two
months, her condition has very
greiUly improved, .She is now able
to lo all her work easily, with the
litlie asftstance 1 render. She is
able to go to church again, a thing
she has not done before In six
months. Your humble servant Is
veiy well tndeed. For these un
speakable mercies, We are devoutly
tha.Kful to our tovtag Father. Our
son who has been In the newspaper
work for the past twelve years, has
been called to be ai sistant superin
tendent to the Win. Roger's Mfgrs.
of silverware, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
"We still have a oeep and abiding
interest in Alliance nnd her people;
ho.ee, we want Hit Herald. Thru
thin medium, we wish to express our
best wlahes to all our many Alliance
friends. God bless you all."
TAKING VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rodgers are
taring a well earned, three weeks'
vacation, during whi'h they will vis
it i'rionds ami old home scenes In Io
wa and Missouri. The) left Mon
day for Sigourucy, Iowa, from which '
pi; i e they will go io other points in!
the H.twkeye Stat.- ', and then to1
Mi -ouri. The Herald wishes them
a Mfe journey and a pleasant out-j
iiu. Which without eoubt thew will'
hae. Chester Rollers and Frank!
Meiiitt will have charge of the
stoic in the absent of the proprie- '
toi. and with other help will tee j
that customers recei the custom-1
ary treatment and prompt service-'
that they tire acvusfomed to at the
Rol;;eis establishment.
AND STILL THEY COME
I
Xncw arrivals in .Mb country ami
new subscriptions to the Herald ,
continue to come in a manner that '
is very pleasing to u. Mr. and Mr.-.
U M. Scott arrived ;.bout the first of
M .r. h from lndlanola, Iowa, to make
then home on their Kinkaid claim
iu the northwest part of Garden
00 my. We are glad to welcome
then to western Nebraska. Mr.
Sou ..as trausact'ng business in
Alliance a few weeKs ago, and ailed
at the Herald office to have his
na-.ie put on our subscription list.
He Informs us that he and his wifo
are pleased with this country, and
that it is his intention to go into
tht cattle business, at which we pre
dict he will mako a success.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
Reported by F. E. Reddish,
H. E. bwaln to Soren Carlson
N E M Sec 23 Twp 27 R 47
$4000.00
Joseph McXamnra ir Hruce Wilcox
Lot :i Block 6 Sec Add $3000.00
Annie E. Schenck to O. P. Wyland
N W y4 Sec 18 Twp 25 R 47
$1.00
t'ahin L. Hashman to Herbert Ver
saw S E 14 Sec 4 Twp 25 R 4!
$1.00
A. J. Simonson to t . B. Carr
Lois 26 & 27, Block 2, Snedeker's
Addition $40.00
A. J. Welch to Anna Aylward
iA)t tl Block 1 Wyo. addition to Al
liance $340.00
Fred Btown to S. J. Pitman
S W 4 Sec. 6 Twp. 26 R. 50
$2400.00
Arthur Miller to F. M. Knight
Lots 25 and 27, Block 2, Snedekers
Add. to Alliance, Nebr. $29.00
Stephen H. Desch to Robert Camp
bell Part of Lot 2, Block W. Sheridan
Add. to Alliance. Nebr. $1000.00
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Lemon Canfield to Alice Melik
S W Sec 18 Twp 27 R 49
$2000.00
a
Lincoln Lad Co. to E. T Kibble
Lots 10, 11, 12, Block 2, Wyo. ad
dition to Alliance, Nebr. $600.00
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Nebraska Land & Auto Co. t
J. C. McCorkie, Mgr.
GARAGE IN McCORKLE BLOCK
Link Lowry, Supt. of Garage
We handle the Jfort cars and will sell you one
for list price. Will store and keep; furnish gas
and lubricating oil; $15.00 per month; you run as
much as you desire. Storage for cars, $5.00 per
month. We sell all best brands of oil from 25 to
50 lower than other places.
fOVb cars are the most popular car on the
market and every piece in them is guaranteed by
the company during the life of the car. See us
before buying.
Only garage in western Nebraska
open day and night
A DAILY PAPER FOR 25 CENTS
In answering Herald want ads
please mention that you saw it in
this paper.
The Omaha Daily News Makes an
Exceptional Offer of 25 Cents
for Three Months to Trial
Subscribers
In order to introduce THE OMAHA
DAILY NEWS Into Uie homes of new
re. i iers. the above offer Is made.
Al! the news Is published In a con
densed and readable form in an In
dependent and fearless manner. If
you would know the facts about all
state and national questions. Just us
they are, you will enjoy reading
ri UK NSWS,
Dally market repo-is, farm news,
household hints, sporting gossip an 1
everything that goes on to mako a
conpi.u metropolitan paper fro reg
ular features.
Every readlnr, pcr.-cn in Nc broc'.ia
now ha an unoijualeJ opportunity to
Bee Just how f;ood THE NEWS is by
sending 25 ocata o THE OMAHA
DAILY NEWS, Omaha. Nebr., fjr
three fttU Biaotha' trial suboerl.iUoa.
The papor will bj slopped promptly
at the eud of threo months.
Seud today before you forget It.
Twenty five cents, silver or stamps,
accepted.
24-2-74r
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SAVED CHILD FROM DEATH
"After our chtM had suffered
from severe bronchial trouble for a
year." wrote G. T. Richafdsim, of
Richardson's Mills, Ala., "we feai'.l
it had consumption. It had a lsud
couL-h all the time. We tried many
remedies without avail, and doctor's
medicine seeuied as useless. Final
ly we tried Dr. King's New Discov
ery, and are pleased to say that
one bottle effected a complete cure,
and our child Is again strong and
healthy " For coughs, colds, la
grippe, hoarseness, asthma croup,
and sore lungs, It s the most lnfall-
J0S h& P.imn Xpomaj am.!
and $l.ou. Trial bo:tel free. Ghiaj
autoed by F J. Brenuau.
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.
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ALLIANCE
Wallaces
Transfer Line
: v ; Oij&fit-a Household goods
HDw , - iiu)cru promptly
?K? V ,V 4 and transfer work
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Trunk Wallace, Prop'r.
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STENOGRAPHERS
Are Alway, in Demand.
Careful attention is giveu to .' aBrtv Hg -l
ti e welfare of each pupil iu , ' "
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