Did You Ever Ship Cattle
When you were not fully satisfied with the way they were handled,
or sold, or remitted for?
If you have, it is time to try a Commission Firm that has stood the
test for 25 years, always keeping: the very best men to be found.
Our present force at the South Omaha market is absolutely unexcelled.
We positively guarantee expert attention from start to finish for every consignment.
Our office and cattle yards are advantageous, and you will find us ever ready to extend all the courtesies and accommodations
anybody should expect. However, our strong claim to superiority is our knowledge of the market value of your stock, and our
way of getting It for our customers.
Consult any authority as to our financial standing, and any of our patrons for our ability to do the things we claim.
Our Mr. Flynn will likely attend the Convention. We want you to meet him.
Write or wire us any time for special market reports
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BYERS BROTHERS & COMPANY
South Omaha, Neb.
Houses at Chicago, Kansas City and St. Joseph
July 4, 5, 6 -Big Celebration
Of course you are coming. Why not leave
your order for your supply of Groceries at
1
and you will save enough money to pay your expenses.
List of DPrices era. a, fe-w of tiie articles sold, "br a.s
BREAKFAST FOOD3
1 large pkg. Sunflower OaU. . 15
1 pkg. Puffed Wheat.. .. .. 10
1 pkg. Puffed Rice 15c
1 pkg. Poatum 1S2C
COFFEE AND TEAS
Take a package of our Poet Boy
Coffee home with you and be con
vinced that it ia the beat Coffee
on the market at 250 a Pun
Try our Waldorf Tea at 250
package.
DRIED FRUIT
Peaches 13 lb
Prunes 1 So
Apples I DO lb
Apricots ISO lb-
Raisins, Bleached Sultana 1 lo lb-
MISCELLANEOUS
K. C. Baking Powder, 5 lb. can
75
Dried Lima Beans 10 lb
Navy Beans 5 b.
Red Kidney Beana 8 lb.
Diamond "C" Soap, 6 bars for 25
White Russian Soap, 6 for 25
FRUIT IN ONE GALLON CAN8
1 gal. Applea 35
1 gal. Plume 35
1 gal. Peaches 45
1 gal. Aprioota 45
1 gal. Blackberries 60
1 gal. Red Raspberries 70
8YRUP8
1 gal. Corn Syrup 400
Vt gal. Waldorf White Syrup 250
8TANDARD CANNED GOODS
Banner Brand Peachea 15
Maryland Chief Peara 14
Live Oak Apricots 16
Live Oak White Cherries.. .. 22
Brinkley White Wax Cherries 15
Logan Berries, In heavy Syrup 20
Early June Peas .. 10 and 13
Standard Corn 10
Twin Peak Tomatoes 12
Old Grimes Pumpkin 10
Crescent Hominy 10
Lazarre Sour Kraut 10
Thomas Pork and Beans.. .. 10
And don't forget, we guarantee every article you buy
We also carry a full line of all kinds of
FRESH, SALTED AND SMOKED MEATS
AT LOWEST PRICES
NORTHWEST NEBRASKA
C0MPARE8 FAVORABLY
Outlook in this Section Better than
Many Other Placea
Liver and Kidneys, purify the blood
give strong nerves, bright eyea, pur
breath, smooth, velvety skin, lovely
complection and perfect health. Try
them. 60c at F. J. Drennan'a.
For more than a year past north
western Nebraska has not had aa
much rain as has been needed, al
though we have been having good
rains lately. Last year some crops
were good, others were poor. This
year rye and some other small grain
has been Injured by dry weather;
but the late small grain, corn and
potatoes are doing fine, and pasture
Is good.
Many other sections, even In low
er altitudes, have suffered worse
from drought this year than this
country. A heavy rain In New York
within the last few weeks broke the
drought. In some portions of east
ern Nebraska and Kansas, consid
ered reliable as agricultural districts,
small grain was badly damaged by
lack of rain early In the season.
One of The Herald's Illinois ex
changes, the Abingdon Kodak, pub
lished in the richest portion of that
great farming state, says in its is
sue of June 13th, "The practical fail
ure of the oats and wheat crop will
make a big bole tn local business
this summer. The elevators will be
practically idle and the threshers
will have but a short Job."
The drought in Missouri has be
come so severe that Governor Had
ley has been requested to appoint a
day for prayer for rain.
TOM BOYER GET8 BROKEN LEG
On Tuesday morning Tom Boyer
met with an accident that will lay
him up for a while. He was running
his steam plow outfit on Bert Car
penter's place southwest of Alliance.
In lu Meyers was driving the water
wagon. Boyer wanted to get on to
the water wagon, but without wait
ing for It to stop. His foot slipped
througli the wheel, and before he
could extricate it, the leg was brok
en above the ankle.
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. Constlpa
tlon and kidney poisons show In
pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and
a wretched complection. But Elec
trie Bitters always prove a godsend
to women who want health, beauty
and friends. They regulate Stomach,
CRAWFORD'S QUARTO-
CENTENNIAL
'raw funi s Quarto-Centennial cel
ebration begins Saturday, July let,
and continues until the 4th. They
are planning to have a big time. On
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday there
will be races and other sports, and
on Sunday there will be speaking ex
ercises befitting the occasion. Af
ter they get through with their cel
ebration. The Herald hopes they
will come to Alliance to th3 big
Stockmen's Convention.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
Reported by F, E. Reddish,
Craige E. Barge to James E. Barge,
NEV of Sec. 1. Twp. 24 N . Rang
61, $3000.
Ernest J. Hubermann to A'.-art
Heyde, NW Sec. 28, Twp. 28,
Ranee 48, $6.00.
Sheridan Realty Co. to Maverick
Loan and Trust Co.. s'. nv4 of
Sec. 4, Twp. 28, Range 47. and Ntt
NW'i of Sec. 9, Twp. 28, Range
47, $1.00.
Craige Barge to James E. Barge, K
y of Sec. 24, Twp. 26, Range 60,
$8000.
Robertson Furniture Co. to William
Patterson, NEVJ Sec. 1, Twp. 28,
Range 48, $4000.00.
Margaret Ann Wright to C. D. Reed,
Lot 7. Block 1, Hitchcock Hill
and Snedekers Add., $1000.00.
Wesley J. Fickey to The Falrvlew
Cemetery, Part of HE1 Sec. 10,
Twp. 26, Range 47. $60.00.
Nets H. Nelson to Nels Fredrlkson,
Sec. 34, Twp. 25. Range 61. $8000.
(i orge Hum an to Francis M. May,
Part of Tract 33. Second Addition
to Duncan's North Side Residence
Tracts, $260.00.
Elizabeth Kroll to Everett Cook and
Frank Wilson, Lot 9, Block 29, Al
liance, Nebr., $3000.00.
Ole T. Hedgecock to Bernard U.
Shepheard and Clifford Hubbell,
Lot 12, Block II. Hemiugford,
Nebr., $1600.
T. J. O'Keefe to W. R. Pate, Lots
3 and 4 in Block "F", Sheridan
Add.. $666.
O. A. Mclntyre to Allen Baker, Lot
14 and 15. Block 21, liemingford,
Nebr., $1600.
