The Town of
JLingle, Wyoming
Offers xeMnt opportultlts for going Into business or for
a homo. A now town, aurroundod by 178,000 acroo of Irri
gable land, which la 100,000 acroa mora than tho town of
Scottabluff with a population of 3,000, haa. It will make
tho boat town of tho North Platte Valley.
Tho Lelter ranch of 2,S0dod by thouaanda of acroo of thriving
alfalfa and augar boots. Tho nearest town Is tsn mllss
way.
The Lelter ranh of 8,500 area of alfalfa land, aurrounding
the town, la for sals at low prlcss on vary reasonable terms,
In tracts of from 10 to 110 scree. A small payment down
with five years' time on tho balance at six par osnt Is re
quired. Llnglo lota are now selling at from $150 to $500 on very
aay terms. For full Information regarding the farm land,
town lots or buolnsss opportunities, address LLOYD C.
THOMAS, Llngle, Goshen county, Wyoming.
Bargain in a Ranch
The Csssblsr Hills Ranch, located just north of Ft. Lar
amie station, on the Guernsey branch of tho Burlington, Is
( for sale quick at a very choap price.
The ranch, which Is suitable for cattlo or sheep, consists
of 1,800 acres of deeded and leased land, and controls an
unlimited amount of range. The ranch haa perpetual run
ning apringa on part and concrete reservoir and fine pump
ing ayatom on the other part.
Equipped with good buildings of every kind and with an
unfailing water aupply for stock, it is ths most desirable
proposition In this part of tho west. Writs for quick sale
price and full description to LLOYD C. THOMA8, Agent,
Llngle, Wyoming.
PREMIUM WALL CHARTS ARRIVE
Ths Hsratd's Beautiful Three Leaf
Charts Rssdy for Distribution.
Before the federal census was ta
ken. The Herald ordered a quantity
of three-leaf Wall Charts to be used
as presents to subscribers who pay
for their paper in advance. The
Chaxta contain a good deal of useful
information which includes a map of
the world on one page, a map of
the United State on another, a
county map of Nebraska on first
page, and on the back of the first
leaf the complete census report of
1910 for this state. On account of
the last named feature the Chart
could not be completed until after
the census for Nebraska had been
made public, which Herald readers
know was only a few weeks since, al
though It waa supposed it would be
completed and ready for publication
nearly six months ago.
But "all things come to him that
waits," and these Wall Charts are
auch beauties they were worth wait
ing for. While they last they will
be given to subscribers who pay In
advance. If you want one you had
better hurry up. We don't expect,
them to last long.
Subscribers who have paid ahead
and are entitled to them are re
quested to call at The Herald office,
if convenient to do ao.
BAPTI8T DAY
Next Sunday will be observed in
all the Baptist churches in the Unit
ed States as Baptist Day. All who
would be interested in a sane and
strictly informal discussion of Bap
tist belief are invited to come to our
church next Sunday.
In the morning the pastor will
preach on "What Baptists Believe"
and in the evening on "What Bap
tists have done for the world."
The Boy Scouts will meet at the
lehurch at 5 o'clock Sunday after
noon. Come thou with us and we will do
thee good.
Mrs. F. L. Parsons, Cholr-dlrector.
FRANKLIN McNEILL, Pastor.
Since buying out the F. N. Wal
lace dray and transfer, John Gar
rett has been getting along fine in
his new line of work. Frank V;tl
lace continues his connection with
the business as an employe, which
is a great help to the proprietor in
handling their large traffic.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Reed of Des
Moines, Iowa, uncle and aunt of Miss
Delia M. Reed, have been visiting in
Alliance for the last two weeks.
They have many friends In this coun
ty and will continue their stay here
for some time yet.
H. H. Frailer returned to Alliance
Tuesday from Texas, where he has
been for a few months past.
C. P. Barr, a Sioux county ranch
man and locater, living twenty miles
south of Harrison, was in Alliance
on business last week. He informed
the Herald that grass and crops were
good in his locality at that time,
notwithstanding the dry weather.
Mrs. Eva Thompson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Oregg, left last
night for Utah, after a two months'
visit in this city. Her home was
formerly In Wyoming, but Mr.
Thompson, who is a railroad man,
having secured a lucrative position
in Utah, she will join him there and
they will make their home In that
state. Their many friends who are
readers of The Herald will be pleas
ed to learn that they are pleasantly
situated in their new home.
Dr. James P. Maxfield, who pur
chased Dr. A. Oalser's dental office,
has "made haste slowly" in opening
for business for the simple reason
that he wanted to have his office
thoroughly equipped with modern ap
pliances and in the best possible
shape for dental work before asking
for the same. For over two weeks
he has been busy remodeling the
office and installing electrical appli
ances, so that he now has a thor
oughly modern, up-to-the-minute den
tal establishment. Being now thor
oughly equipped for work, he orders
his professional card published in
The Herald,, which readers will find
on first page of this Issue.
A Charming Woman
is one who is lovely in face, form,
mind and temper. But it's hard for
a woman to be charming without
health. A weak, sickly woman will
be nervous and irritable. Constipa
tion and kidney poisons show In
pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and
a wretched complectlon. But Elec
tric Bitters always prove a godsend
to women who want health, beauty
and friends. They regulate Stomach,
Liver and Kidneys, purify the blood;
give strong nerves, bright eyes, pure
breath, smooth, velvety skin, lovely
complection and perfect health. Try
them. 50c at F. J. Brennan's.
Eauitable-Standard-Poliey
Do you know that THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCI
ETY OF THE UNITED STATES issues a policy which, at maturity, In
stead of being paid to the beneficiary In on lump sum, provides
MONTHLY INCOME for LIFE? It is called a LIFE INCOME POLICY,
and Is wall worth investigation.
Do you know that the Society haa introduced a new policy of
thla kind, which provides a life-income not only for a man's wife or
daughter, in the event of hla death, but for his OWN SUPPORT In af
ter Ufa, If ha Uvea?
It worka either way. It will protect YOU If you live. It protects
your WIFE If you die. And If you both live It protects you both.
Call, write or phone 136
GRAY & GUTHRIE
GENERAL AGENTS
Alliance, Nebraska
FOR 30 DAYS
1Q DISCOUNT
WILL BE GIVEN ON
Purchases of $1 and Up
AT
COLBURN'S CASH STORE
SENSATIONAL CLOTHING VALUES
MATCHLESS BARGAINS FXDR MEN AIND BOYS
Alliance's Largest Clothing House is Having a Big Bargain Carnival
LOT 1
Men's 2-piece Suits, all
wool, pants with belts,
small sizes, worth $7.50.
Sale Price
3.
Small
Boys'
Suspenders
Men's Biding Hoots,
worth $5.00- Sizes 5-7.
Sale Price
$3.50
LOT 2
Hoys' Long pants Suits,
sizes 14-15-16 and 17.
Regular $6.00 values.
Sale Price
5 3 85
LOT 3
Men's Suits, light and dark
colors, regular $10.00
values.
Sale Price
$fi 65
LOT 4
Here you will find all-wool
Worsteds and Cassimeres.
New goods. Worth 1 5.
Sale Price
LOT 5
About 75 Men's Suits,
worth and sold up to $20.
All new and seasonable.
During Sale
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We are selling
Trunksthatlook
like $12.50 for
$7-50
Pure Silk Shirts, soft
collars, $5.00 values,
Sale Price,
$3.50
Silk Lisle Hose.
worth 35c, all colors
Sale Price, 5 pr. for
LOT 6
A fine lot of new Hart
Schaffner & Marx light ,
colored Spring Suits. New
2-button, long roll effects.
Worth $25.00. Sale Price
White linen bosom Shirts
14, 14 1-2, 15, worth 75c.
Sale Price
19c
$1
150 Men's Shirts, odds
and ends, some worth
11.25. Sale Price, i for
$1.00
Men's Balbrig
Kan Shirts and
Drawers, all sizes
19c
Silk Bow Ties
Black and colors
Worth 25c. Sale Price
Boys'
Waists
A tine line
8c
25c
A Big Line of
50c four-in-hands
New goods
25c
50 pairs only, Boys'
Knickerbocker Pants,
Sale Price
25c
THE FAMOUS HAS THE STOCK
Men's Union Suits
pink, blue and
black, fast colors
98c
Men's Porous
Weave Mesh Un
derwear, garm't
25c
THE FAMOUS MAKES THE PRICES
The Famous Clothing House, 307-309 Box Butte Ave.
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Sale began June 17, closes June 24