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Especial discounts for
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TO CURE SORE BUNIONS
Treatment Marvelously Quick for ,
Thle and All Foot Trouble
"Dissolve two tabiaapoonfuls of Calo
eide compound In a baaln of hot water;
oak the feet In thin for full fifteen
Minutes, gently massaging tbe sore
parts (Leaa time will not give desired
MUtt ) Repeat thin each night until
cure la permanent." All
pain and inflammation Ik
drawn nut Instantly and
the bunion soon In reduced
to normal slr.e Coma and
rallouscs can be peeled
right off and will stay off
Sure, tender feet and
smelly, aweaty feet need
but a few treatments A
twenty five cent package of Caloclde
It usually aufflclent to put the worat
feet In fine condition. Caloclde la no
longer confined to only the doctora'
ase. Any drugglat haa It In atock or
will quickly get It from hla whole
sale bouse. Thla will prove a wel
come item to persona who have bean
vainly trying to cure their foot
troubles with Ineffective tableta and
foot powders
FOR ESTIMATES ON
CEMENT WALKS
CURBS
CONCRETE
FOUNDATIONS
HOLLOW BLOCKS
AND
ORNAMENTAL WORK
K ALL KINDS
SKK
J. J. VANCE
Allianck, Nebk.
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PAPER DIRECTORY
FOR
We have before tin the 1911 edl
tlon, and. as heretofore, we find ac
curacy and careful compilation of
newspaper etatlstic and values, spec
Inlly arranged In a concise form for
ready reference.
Tills Directory la Indispensable to
the man who wants to know quickly
and surely about any Newspaper and
Periodical published In the Uuited
HtHtes, Canada and Mexico.
The book contains Ihe official 1010
Census, full and complete lists of all
Newspapers and other Periodicals
published in the United States, Can
ada and Mexico, with their days of
issue, politics and circulation, and
Specially Claaalfled Lists of the
Principal Dailiea, and the beat Ag
ricultural, RellgiouH, Foreign Lan
guage, Scientific and Trade Publica
tions and leading Magazines.
All the lists are catalogued by
towna In alphabetical order, thua en
abling the reader to turn readily to
any Bource of information he aeeka
and find Just what he wanta in the
moat compact and available form. In
the General List the population la
given of each State, Town, and the
County in which it la located.
The Directory la laaued from the
office of Edward P. Itemtngton,
Newspaper Advertising, JenklnB
Huilding, Pittsburgh, Pa. Price $5.00
-all charges prepaid.
LEGAL NOTICE
"I am all right now,
thanks to Dr. Miles'
Heart Remedy9
The. same relief it ready for you.
Am you sure you do not need it?
If Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy helped
Charles Holmes, why won't it help
1 was troubled with heart disease,
and after reading about Dr. Mile'
Heart Remely, I got a boitle. Be
iore I got the Heart Remedy I had
to sit up mot of the night, and felt
very bad at my stomach. Whatever
I would eat made me feel worse, and
say heart beat very fast. But thank
to Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy, I am
all right now, I eat good, sleep
good, and (eel like a new man, al
though I am almost 68 years old. I
have been a soldier in the late war
of the rebellion, and was badly
wounded." CHARLES HOLMES,
Private Co, B, 54th N. V. Infantry
Volunteers, Walton, Delaware Co,
N.Y.
Dr. Mile' Heart Remedy
if kept in thousands of homes as a
friend always to be relied upon in
time of need.
tM by all Druggists If the ft rat
ottle fails to benefit, your money
SB returned. Ask any Druggist
MILS MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, In.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION OF
THE NOE CATTLE COMPANY
I
The name of this Corporation shall
be the Noe Cattle Company.
II
Ita principal place of buaineaB shall
bo at Ellsworth, Sheridan County,
Nebraska. .
HI
The general nature of the busi
ness to be transacted shall be the
buying andaelllng of cattle and other
live atock and the production of the
same for market and Bale. Also to
purchase, hold and sell and mortgage
Heal Estate.
IV
The amount of Capital Stock auth
orized la $50,000.00 to be divided Into
shares of $100.00 each and of which
$10,000.00 shall be paid In at the
time of commencing business.
V
The Corporation shall commence
business on the first day or July,
1911 and shall continue for a period
of twenty years unless sooner dis
solved by a majority of three-fifths
of the stock.
VI
The highest amount of indebted
ness for which this Corporation shall
be liable at any one time shall not
exceed two-thirds of the Capital
Stock.
VII
The affairs of the Corporation
shall bo managed by a Board of Di
rectora consisting of three persons
who shall be stockholders in the Cor
poration, who shall serye for a term
of one year after the annual meeting
of stockholders or until their succes
sors in office are selected.
ALBERT NOE
BARTLETT RICHARDS
WILL G. COMSTOCK
NEBRASKA NEWS
Sheriff of Dodge and Deputy fo
Pay $100 and Gosfs Each.
FOR LENIENCY TO LEVI MUNSON
KENESAW HAS BAD FIRE
Given Until July 10 to Make Settle
ment With Court "Fainting Ber.
tha" Must Serve Her Time in Pris
onSpecial Quartets for Her.
Lincoln. July 4. Anton Bauman, Jr.,
hln mi of Dodge county, and W. C.
Condlt, his deputy, were brought up
before Federal Judge T. C. Munger or
the OOttrt here for contempt of court
in allowing Levi Munann of this city,
sentenced to a thirty-day term in the
county Jail at Fremont for violating
tbe federal llquo statutes, great lib
erty in roaming about the streets and
saloons of that place.
The men were fined $100 and costs
apiece, payment to be made by Mon
day, July 10. In assessing the fine
against tho Fremont men, Judge Mun
ger scathingly arraigned them, assert
ing that such open and flagrant con
tempt of orders Issued by the federal
court of the land was unheard of.
Sheriff Bauman, following the an
nouncement of the penalty, declared
that he hnd recently gone through a
financial crisis and asserted that he
would not ask any of his friends for
the money necessary to redeem tbe
flues, ending with the plea to the
Judge that he might as well be com
mitted "right now." Judge Munger
told the prisoners that they would
have the extra time to make their re
mittances to the clerk of the court.
Must Serve Her Time In Prison.
After going over the report filed by
the state Insanity board relative to
the mental condition of "Fainting Ber
tha" Uebbeke, Governor Aldrich as
serted that the swooning one would
have to complete her prison sentence
and that if there were not proper
quarters for her detention at the state
penitentiary provision should be made
for them at once. Meanwhile Bertha
will be taken to Hastings, where she
will lie kept only until the quarters
ran be fitted for her at the peniten
tiary. CSovornor Aldrich emphasized
the fact that the woman would have to
serve her time out at the state "pen"
and that her removal to Hastings
would only be temporary.
Damage of Twelve Thousand Dollars
le Estimated Result.
Kenesaw had one of the most disas
trous fires wltmn the history of the
town.
A close estimate places the loss at
about $12,500. Five buildings wcrje
burned to the ground.
The origin of the fire Is unknown.
The Maze was discovered in a corner
of the llershey blacksmith shop, but
before water could be brought to ex
tinguish it. It had enveloped the huild
ing and was spreading northward. It
t ext det roved I.atta hall. The tele
phone building next went down. From
this point burning embers w. re blown
two blocks northward across the Bur
lington ttarks to Mitsonic hall, which
nlso butned to the gro :nd!
DUNDEE STORES ARE BURNED
Omaha Suburb Has Twenty-five Thou
sartd Dollar Fire.
A $25, 'too fire destroyed t'r.e business
section of Dundee, a suburb of Oma
ha, excepting one drug store, and
seriously threatened a number of
nearby residences. The stores of the
village, consisting of a grocery and
meat market, a bakery, a plumber's
shop, a barber shop and a shoe repair
ing shop, were all in a two story
double brick and a one-story frnme
building, both the property of John A.
Harte, contractor.
The origin of the fire has not been
discovered, but it Is generally be
lieved to have started in the Beck
bakery.
DEMOCRATS NAME FREMONT
8tate Central Committee Holds Meet
ing at Columbus.
Fremont was chosen as the place for
holding the Democratic state conven
tion at a meeting of the state central
committee in Columbus.
Lincoln. Hastings and Grand Island
were nlso after the plum, but Fremont
landed it without any difficulty. The
representation will be on the same
basis as last year, one delegate for
each 150 votes cast for presidential
electo'B In 1908 Chairman Tlyrnes,
who is lust able to leave a sick bed,
presided over the meeting and Leo
Matthews was secretary.
In Front of tho Checkered Front Stable
you can nearly always see a rig getting
ready to start out. We will send one any
distance, for any purpose, at any time.
We answer all calls promptly
and will be glad to serve you in aav way
in wt. uii a rig is required.
H. P. COURSEY. Prop.
PHONI 8t
The Purpose of an
f Advertisement
is to serve your needs.
It will help sell your
goods talk, to the
people you want to
reach. An advertise
ment in this paper
is a reference guide
to those whose wants
are worth supplying.
MOTOR CAR HITS FREIGHT
Crashes Into Rear End of Train When
Brakes Fail to Work.
Loup City, Neb., July 4. The sec
tion motor car on the Union Pacific
branch crashed. Into the rear end or a
ft eight train about a mile and one half
east of ttlt town, seriously Injuring
rive section hands. The freight hud
just left the depot on its return trip
to St. Paul and the motor, with seven
section hands, was following closely
behind to put out a fire just a mile
or two out oi town. The freight slack
ened its speed and signaled the motor
car. but when Foreman Eneveldson
alt empted to stop, the brake would
not work.
All the section hands jumped before
the collision except one. He was cut
severely about the head, face and
hands. Three others who jumped
were also haul hurt. The freight
gathered up the injured men and back
ed in to the depot. '
The section foreman said a small
bolt slipped down Into the machinery
of his car, preventing the brake from
working.
Simms Files for Commissioner.
B. II Simms, a retired druggist of
Alma and long a Democratic worker in
western Nebraska, filed as a democrat
ic candidate for state railway commis
sioner. Simms is a former member of
the legislature. W. J. Furse declared
that petitions, both Populist and Dem
ocratic, were being circulated for him
nlso, at Alma, and that they would be
filed with his acceptance this week.
CROP CONDITIONS IN NEMAHA
Wheat Is Turning Out Well in South
cast Nebraska.
Auburn, Neb.. July 4. Wheat Is
tcrning out good, ranging from twenty-five
to forty bushels per acre. James
IK'kwooi! near Julian threshed thirty
four bushels per acre and weighed
sixty-four pounds to the bushel. On
the Codington farm, one piece went a
little over forty bushels by weight
Reports from all parts of the county
show that the wheat Is turning out
better than expected and the smallest
yield reported is twenty-six bushels
per acre
Corn is holding its own exceptional
ly well with the hot drv weather How
ever, it is being damaged some the
last lew days.
Runs Nude Through Street.
J. Hannah, a farmer, who was brought
to Broken Bow (or a hearing as to his
sanity, became, entirely crazed while
at one of the hotels there and ran into
the street without any clothing on,
screaming that someone was after him
to murder him and his little girl. The
hotel porter and others finally sub
dued him and Mr. Hannah was sent to
the city jail for safekeeping.
Plenty of Water In West.
State Fngineer Price, secretary of
the state board of Irrigation. Is of the
opinion that irrigators on the North
Platte river will not run short of
water during July or August. Water
is now flowing in the river at Kearney
and there is enough in eight from the
government reservoir In Wyoming to
supply the needs of Irrigators.
Will Worship Out of Doors.
Osceola, Neb., July 4. All of the
churches of Osceola have arranged to
hold union services each Sunday
evening hereafter, to continue for
eight weeks. The meetings will be
hold outdoor.; and the pastors of the
various churches concerned are to al
ternate in conducting the meetings.
Double Wedd'ng at Springfield.
At Springfield, Neb , Rev. K. J. Con
nelly officiating, occurred the double
wedding of Miss Mabel Elwell to Will
lam Shobert and Miss Mildred Elwell
to Benjamin Shobert. The brides are
daughter? of J. M. Elwell of Spring
held and thd grooms are sons of Con
rad Shobert oi Portal, Neb.
Populista to Meet at Lincoln.
Osceola. Neb , July 4 - The meetine
of tl.e People - Independent state
committee decided on holding the
st.ite convention in Lincoln this year
The basis of rept esentation will be
the same as l..st year, which will make
a ronveiHlon of .".80 delegates. The
convention is eallod to meet at 2:.1
O'clock, the date being fixed by stat
ttte hs July L'5. In addition to the
adoption of ,i platform for the coining
campaign there will be elected a new
State committee and an effort made to
arrange for a more energetic cam
naign In the state than has been con
ducted by th Populists for a number
Of years.
First New Wheat at Deshler.
The first new wheat delivered at
Deshler, Neb., last week graded No. 2
hard Winter and tested slxt two
pounds to fie bushel. It was good,
clean wheat and sold for 75 cents. The
yield was fourteen bushels per acre,
about a fair average. Threshing is in
active operation.
Moore's Ucdy Taken to Red Oak.
Omaha. July 4 -The body of the
lat" Wiyne Moore, who died in the
Clarkson hospital June 13, after an op
eration. u mtsjtetosj from Injuries sus
tained while on an automobile trip to
Fremont, was removed from the Con
nor msusoleam in Holy Sepulchei
remeterv for final Interment in the
Moore fanil" burial plat at Red Oak
la.
Fatal Accident in Ball Game.
Carl White died from an accident in
the game of baseball at Alma White,
in attempting to steal second, fell,
striking Brady, the Alma second bnat
man. in the knee with his right loin,
breakine one of the flouting ribs and
r.jurlnp the kidneys.
Grain Dealers Meet.
The Kansas and Nebraska Grain
Dealers association held a well attend
ed nie-'ting at Beatrice. Secretary
Smiley of the organization explained
to the members a number of the new
laws concerning their business.
Famjm Pioneer Drops Dead.
John Ainlay. a pioneer of Nebraska
and 1 inccln county's earliest settler,
droppett d ail on the street of Farnam.
He hnd been ill some time and was
overcome with heut. He was seventy
two years old.
Fifth Carter Lake Victim.
Omaha. July 4 The fifth victim of
the season was claimed by Carter iake
when flf'een year-old William Walter
Baxter was drowned In oue of the
treacherous holes made by tbe dredges
operated by the park board.
Nebraska Land & Auto Co.
J. C. McCorkle, Mgr.
GARAGE IN McCORKLE BLOCK
Link Low, y. Supt of Garage
We handle the fotb 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.
fOtb 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
HAVE YOUR TICKET READ "BURLINGTON."
JULY SPECIAL RATES
TO THE WE8T:
Yellowstone Park tours: a delightful vacation at Hot Springs In
the Black Hills; at the ranches In the Sheridan Big Horn district;
the new Owl Creek Hot Springs resort at Thermopolls; Holm's per
sonally conducted camping tours through Yellowstone Park via
Cody; choice of 200 resorts and camping placeB In Colorado; beauti
ful Estes Park, Colorado; circuit tour of Scenic Colorado and Yel
lowstone Park. Special excursion rates to California, Portland and
Seattle.
Homeseekers' excursions twice a month through the whole West.
TO THE EAST: T
An elaborate scheme of low rate eastern excursion tours has been
placed before the traveling public. It comprises 30-day tourist rates,
60-day limit tours, and new diverse route tourB of the East, some
thing never offered before.
Every day rates to Michigan, Wisconsin, Canadian, New England,
New York and New Jersey resorts.
It 1b impossible to enumerate the list but agents should be supplied
at an early date with special leaflets describing this extensive ar
rangement of low rate Eastern tours.
Special rates will also be available for great conventions to be held
In Eastern cities.
Write or call and let me help you plan your tour.
J. KRIDELBAUGH, Agent
Alliance
L. W. WAKELEY, G. P. A., Omaha
GOOD
STENOGRAPHERS
Are Always in Demand.
Careful attention is given to
the welfare of each pupil in
the
Commercial Department
OF
ST. AGNES ACADEMY
ALLIANCE. NEBR.
Csll sr Writs fsr Intotmation
Ollvsr and L. C Smith Typewriters Used
See the New Line of
tajs ami Spring Wagons
AT
I. L. ACHESONS
Hardware and Implement Store
Before Buying
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
ALLIANCE