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521 Sweetwater Ave.
The Car you ought have
at the price you ought to pay
Takes the lead in
Simplicity of
Construction
Ease of Operation
Satisfactory
Service
Durability
and Economy
"Repair men never build houses on money
made out of Mitchell Cars. ' Repair Man.
We have the agepcy for this popular machine; and
also for the celebrated low-priced Brush Runabout,
popularly known as "Everyman's Car"
A. P. LEE, Mgr.
W. C. T. U. DEPARTMENT
Joint resolution introduced in the
House of Representatives, Dee 4.
sill, by Congressman Richmond P,
llohnon, proposing an amendment to
Ihc constitution, prohibiting the mile,
munufacture for sale, and Importa
tion for sale of beverages containing
il ohol.
WHKRKAS. Kxnct scientific re
search has demonstrated that alcohol
la a narcotic poison, doNfROtlTO and
d 'M iterating to ihr luuiian cruanimn,
and that its cUst r Unit Ion ns a bever
pg lays a staggering economic bur
den upon the --ImmM. : of the peo
ple, lowers to an appalling degree
their average standard of character,
then by undermining the public mor
als and the foundation of free insti
tutions, Infllets disease and untime
ly ileal li upon hundreds of thousands
of dtlMQI, and blights With dogen
eraej their children unborn, threat
ening the future integrity and the
very life of the nation; Therefore, be
it
RB80LVBD by the Senate and
House of Representative of the U
nlted States of America In Congress
assembled (two-thirds of each house
concurring), that the following be
proposed as an amendment to the
const"utlon, whleh shall be valkl to
all intents and purposes as part of
the constitution when ratified by the
legislature and three-fourths of the
states:
1 The sale, manufacture for sale,
and importation for sale of beverag
es containing alcohol are forever
prohibited tn the I'nited States and
in all territory under their Jurisdic
tlon.
2. The Congress shall have power
to enforce, by appropriate legisla
tion, the provisions of this article.
no right to Stop any ones id I
hav tried that I hav boy th; got
thcr male here that Mv In ;. nd
I hav told to Stop that) t'aper
many times and he said he would
but It Kep on comelng to not to
MM nnd the Notice yon Fent Me was
Tint wrlten to and then altered
I am not So Hum as to ncl Know
Any belter than to be taken tn like
that 1 am Surprised at receiving
Butch a notice I tliifk you know th.
l.i'v ami you Should have stoped lit
Paper long ao. Pleas Kxeuso this
long lettr I am a little vexed at the
affair and l Al Ways Pay jny own
bills but PowvMvely Will Not Pay
Ker bodd olses bills. Stop Send
Ing the Paper or I U'il make com
paint to the Proper Athorttles Now
liont you Send another Coppy ot
yotir Paper to me."
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W. C. T. U. PROGRAM FOR 1912
Time and Places of Meetings and'
Subjects for this Year
THE WORKINGMAN
AND THE 8AL00N
John B. Lannon, Treasurer of the;
American Federation of Labor
l have worked In the factories,
mills and mines of this country for
many long years, and have seen the
effect of the liquor traffic upon the
security of the workingmnn's em
ployment. In all legitimate occupa
tions the totinl abstainer lias had the
preference, for he can be relied up
on to be at Ink work when he is
expected, and not spend one-third or
or.e half of the first part of each
week in getting over the influence
of a drunken carousal. The railroad
companies will not employ an engin
eer or I conductor that frequents the
saloon, and in many other industrial
walks the same rule obtains. Every
one backs such corporations up in
this stand, awl the workingmen are
beginning to realize- what such a
practice means to them. When they
fully appreciate the situation there
. ill be an absolute end to the liquor
.n'fflc.
TRUE MEANING OF
"PERSONAL LIBERTY"
Archbishop Ireland
The claim of saloon-keepers to
freedom in their traffic is the claim
Us spread disease, sin and pauperism.
Education, the elevation of the
masses liberty all that the age ad
mires is set at nauglit by this
dreadful evil. The Individual con
science is the first am In opposing
it, but the Individual conscience has
to be strengthened an J supplement
ed by law.
Jan. 11. Mother's Meeting, Supt.
Mrs. I ,im n. Hostess Mrs Cowman
Jan. 25 Health and Heredity,
Supt. Mrs. Achesom; Hostess Mrs.
Aeheaon.
Feb. 8. Francis Wlllard Memorial,
Supt. Lura Vance; Hostess Mrs. Hol
ly. Feb. 22. Business, Hostess Mrs.
Julia Hale.
Mar. 14.--Franchise, Supt. Mrs.
Feraald; Hostess Mrs. J. B. lfcrown.
March 28. Railroad, Supt. Mrs.
Reed; Hostess Mrs. McCorkle.
Apr. 11. Rescue, Supt. Mrs. War
rick; Hostess Mrs. Raker.
Apr. 26. Business, Hostess Mrs.
Beck.
May 9. Parlor Meeting. Supt.
Mrs. Lalng; Hostess Mrs. Zen rung.
May 23. Mother's Meeting, Supt.
Mts. Iainn; Hostess Mrs. Warrick.
June 13. Sr. Temperance, Supt.
Mrs. Ttash; Hostess Mrs. Reed.
June 27.-Buslness, Hostess Mrs.
Thomas.
July 11. Domestic Science, Supt.
Mrs. McCorkle; Hostess Mrs. tiornu.
July 26. Flower Mission, Supt.
Mrs Young; Hostess Mrs. Phelps.
Aug. 8. Election or Officers. Host
ess Mtts. Watson.
Aug. 22. Fair, Supt. Mrs. lUgmell;
I he-1 ess Mrs. Oodfrey.
Sept. 12. Temple, Sup1. Lura
Vance; Hostess Mrs. Campbell.
MINE PROMOTERS INDICTED
Prominent Men Plead Not Guilty to
Misuse of Mailt.
Pleas of not guilty were entered In
a New York court by Julian Haw
thorns, journalist promoter; Josiah
Quincy. a former assistant secretary
of state, ex-mayor of Boston and at
present a member of the transit com
mission of Boston; Albert Freeman, a
promoter; John McKinnon, treasurer
ami secretary of the Hawthorne inin
Ins COtnpanU and Dr, William J. llnr
ton, a nervo specialist of New York. All
at" charged with misuse of the malls
In a m heme to defraud Investors in
the stock of mining enterprises.
REG STERED MAIL IS TAKEN
Crew on Oregon Express Is Bound by
Two Bandits.
The mall ear of tin- Oregon express
on the Southern Pacific railroad was
robbed In California Of all eastern reg
istered mail by two unmasked men.
Three mall clerks were bound am!
gsgged by the robbers, who entered
the mull car while the train was be
tweei. R d Btttlf and Bedding. When
th" train pulled into Redding the rt'
bors, laden with t heir loot, dropp J
off and escaped,
Viss M. Ruth Taylor
TEACHER OF PIANO
316 Iramie Aue. Phone 230
BURTON & WESTOVER
Attorneys at Law
LAND ATIORNEYS
Office First National Bank Bid.
JPhooej8o. ALLIANCE. NEB.
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
ATTOSNIY
AT LkW,
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA
H. M. BULLOCK.
Attorney at Law,
VM1AM i:, NEB,
F. M. BROOME
I AM" ATTORNEY
Ia.vk perlcncc us !... ret U.S. LandOBs
I guarantee for prompt and efficient wtr t Irs
Office in Opera House Block
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA
BRUCE W ILCOX
Lawyer and Land Attorney
Practitioner In civil courts since IMS
KeslsUr V. 8. Land Office from 1 80S to :
Information by mall a specialty.
omca in i.anp orrtcs building
ALLIANCE - nmika.sk A
ORIR COPPKKNOLL F. J. PKTKKSftM
i none u ura, rows
Dr. Copper noil & Petersen
OSTEOPATHS
Rooms 7, 8 and 9, Humer Block
Phone 43
GEO. J. HAND,
PHYSICIAN AND jU'RQKOR
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throaf
DR. C. H. CHURCHILL
PUYalCIAN AND SURGEON
(Successor to Dr. J. E. Moor)
OFFICE IN FLETCHER BLOCK
Office hours 11-12 a.m. S-t p.m. 7,t0-9 p, m.
Office Phone 6a Res. Phone, 85
H. A. COPSEY
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 360
Res. Phone 342
Callfi answered promptly day and night front
OflUca. officex: Alllittti'o National Bank
Holldlng orer the Post Office.
H. H. BELLWOOD, M. D.
CHAS. E. SLAGLE, M. D.
Office Over Holsten'e Drug Store
Phono 87
T, J. THRELKELD,
Undertaker and Embalm
DAY PHONE Z07
NIGHT PHONE l8
ALLIANCE.
NEBRASKA
THE GADSBY STORE
funeral Oirector and Embalmer
fUNERAE SUPPLIES
Office Phone 498 Res. l'hone 510
J. P. HAZARD
Surveyor and Engineer,
AI.LIAM K. M.IIRASKA
Ptirtlfs out of (onn basil write. a 1 am
out niiii li of the t4 toe. Mianrva will not ex
ceed anil -xpi-iiM". per day .
"It fs the duty at the Kovernment
to make it eay for the people to do 1
riphl, and difficult for them to do
wrong," said the great Kngliah
statesman, Edmund Burke. When
the .atate licenses saloons It makes
it eatay for the people to do wrong,
and difficult for them to do right.
X J. J,,-JILt, J, J,iV- it, . .1
THE MARKETS
EDITOR RECEIVES A GEM
Monotony of Editorial Work Reliev
ed by Variety
Hi.nn- may think tliut the edltcr'u
lot is an easy one; that he has no
thing o do but to recline on a bed
of rose. Hut occasionally there is
a thorn. There are many pleasant
things connected with publishing the
local paper but some unpleasant ex
periences are unavoidable, but the
unpleiusant thUigs often ltae a ludic
rous aide that gives the editor a
chance to have a little fun, even out
of the things that usually annoy him.
The publishers of the Norfolk
Press received the following letter
last week, dated January . and in
stead of getting angry about It,
takes It good-naturedly, calls kt a
"literary gem", and publishes it, o
mining, of coune, the name:
in ancer to a letter Just received
from you With regards to the Hay
ing for the Press. Will Say I Am
Not a Hubucriber of that Paper and
Never hav bin Sine nor for Some
unit before you bought it. And fur
ther wore I Ltonl Jsy the Bill you
hav asked me to. I am not to blame
for iUt Coining here to I bav
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Oat Ifiv
Pork -Jan..
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Chicago, Jan. S - f'.os'im prices:
Wheat--May, 11.01; Juhr, MAfiA
file; May, fi4"Sc.
i'H ,11 V. ,(; July. 4.V',C
1 v;...: May, lt3V
9 ITf .May, $H.:.7' .,
Ribs Jan., MSl; May. $S..".T' ...
Chirnxo Cash Priies No. 'J hard
wheat, Midi $1 .i2; No. 3 corn. (M'i
fcii' :( ; No. I srhite oats, 5oe50",c.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago. Jan. 8. Cattle Reeefpta,
14,000; 10 Ik up: beeves, $t.St&
STii; western sleeis, $40.fij;
Mtockera and feeders, S40SJJSs
POWI and aelfera, $-J.106l-70; calves,
$5.506 8 75. Hogs Receipts. 27.
l"'" 15c up: light, $u.l5ti.5); mixed,
$t;.:'ii'Ji 1; fin : In avy, $1; 2'6.65; rough.
$fi.2"Vi fi :..: I). ilk, fi. iT.flfi 55 Sheep
Receipts I4JM0; lOltfl up: natives.
$J.nui.75; westerns, $:i.4u4.75;
yeulingK. MJO0S.M; lambs. $4.5(l
6.75.
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Physician and Surgeon
HEHINGFORD. NEBR.
I SPECIALTIES: Diseases of Women and
Children and Genito Urinary Organs
All calls aQSwirttf promptly Jaj w ugat
HARRY P. C01RSEY
live Stock and
General Auctiooeep
Farm Sales a Specialty
TERMS REASONABLE
Phone 64 ALLIANCE. NEBR.
South Omaha Live Stock.
South Omahu, Jan 8 Cattle -Re
eelpts, litOO; lie higher; beef steers,
5.:'iOj7.30: iowi and heifers, $3,000
5 :": ttOCksrt and feeders. $4,500
6.0(1; bulls, $4 l'I 5.15; . alves. $4 4i)?
7.75. Mog: Receipts, 5.800; 5c high
er; beal heavy brought it. 40, and good
but chars mo.nl around 4.t0OJ0;
light chiuged liands at $6.15 and less
pmcttcal!) e.tv(hinR selling abovt
the 4,M main laatj K elpts, 6,
lOO; fin 25c higher; wethers. $4.0041
4.50; vus. .004.1S; lambs, $J.7i
6 70.
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